The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-19 00:00:00

OF ORDNANCE,

C ARSON'S ANTI-CORROSION
PAINT.

WALTER CARSON, 6, Great Winchester-street, Old
Broad-street, (successor to Thomas John Golding), menu•
facturer of Anti-Corrosion Paint by appointment to his Ma-
jesty's Honourable Board of Ordnance (who have used it for
a period of nearly thirty years), the Honourable East India
Company, the London and East India Dcck Companies,
• &c., begs respectfully to draw the attention of Noblemen
• and Gentlemen to the merits of this composition as an
efficient covering for every description of Out-door Iron
and Wood Work, as also for Compo Fronts. It is also
calculated for Ships' Docks or Bottoms, and will be found
an economical acquisition where durability is required, as
it will last more than double the length of time of any
• other paint. The colours are White and Yellow Stone,
Lead, Chocolate, Invisible Green, and can be had in any
quantity. Gentlemen who have a respectable labourer
about their establishments will find a great raving in
making use of the Anti-Corrosion, as its application is quite
easy. Brushes and prepared Oil for this paint can also
be had.

The most flattering certificates in favour of the Anti-
Corrosion may be seen at W. Carson's office.

DREADFUL HAVOC IN TRADE.
BANKRUPTS' STOCKS TO BE SOLD OFF,
By Order of the Assignees.
,rIPHE STOCKS amount to 14,0001. and
-11- the whole must lie cleared off in Ten Days, without
any respect whatever.
Description of the Property to be Sold :-900 damask
table-cloths Is. 6d. each ; large size, 4s. ; the best quality,
two and a half yards long, 6s. 6d. each, usual price 14s. ;
three yards long 10,., worth 20e. ; three yards and a half
long, 14s , worth 30s. ; and five yards long, double
damask, 17s. 6d., actually worth 21. Ten boxes of very
fine Irish linen at Is. 6d. per yard, the regular price
35. 6d. ; several lots of fine Holland shirting 6P. and 9d.
per yard ; 200 pieces of undressed Scotch ditto, the finest
quality made, only 2s. 4sl. per yard, worth 45.: six boxes,
or 300 pieces at Is. per yard, suitable for gentlemen's
wear, worth Is. Bd. ; 208 pieces about 9d. per yard,
worth double the money ; 120 pieces of real Russia sheet-
ing, requiring no seam, Is. 2d. per yard; the finest
quality 2s. 3d., trade price 4s. 64. per yard ; 100 pieces
of ditto, 5-4ths wide, 7d. per yard, worth is. 2d.; and
85 pieces at Is. actually worth 2s. 641. per yard. Several
thousand yards of Irish sheetings from 3d. to 6d. per
yard; 250 pieces of real Holland ditto, 6 4ths wide, Is.
per yard; the finest quality only Is. 64., trade price
2s. 10d.; 4500 pairs of blankets, 3s. 6d. per pair ; those
at 6s. are large ; excellent at Bs. ; and the very best lambs'
wool, three yards long, only 145., the original cost 28s. ;
and four yards square 21s. Large counterpanes 2s. 6d.
each ; three yards square, 58. ; those at 10s, are four
yards square, and the finest that are made. Marseilles
quilts, 7s. each; three yards square, 12e. which cost
20s. ; the largest size and best quality only 18s., worth
two guineas.
Several hundred pieces of furniture dimity, the best
quality manufactured, and greatest width, only 6d. a yard;
common width 3d. per yard ; 80 pieces of real Welch
flannel, stout and good, Bd. per yard ; fine ditto Is. ; and
the very finest made, only Is. Bd. per yard, worth
38. 6A. ; Lancashire ditto, from 4d. to 10d. ; 5,000
yards of beautifully fine bombasines and lustres, Is; wo-
men's hose 4d. per pair ; very fine ditto at 10d. ; men's
6P. to 15d. per pair, worth double the price; 100
dozen gentlemen's silk handkerchiefs Bd. each ; real India,
and best quality, 2s. 64. each, the usual retail price ss. ;
2,000 linen towels, large size, fine and stout, to be sold off
at 6d. each; 400 pieces of damask for table-cloths, of
every width, at the following prices :-one yard and a
half wide 7d. ; two yards wide 101 ; two yards and a
half wide Is. 6d. per yard, which cannot be bought at
the cheapest warehouse for double the money ; 180 pieces
of Russia toweling 3411. per yard, worth Bd. ; a large
quantity of linen huckaback 4p. petr yard, worth is. ;an-
d-160 pieces of children's dia
ranted 12 squares ; several rapers
the pifecea,
wb
rai rc
,
jacconot, mull, book, corded, and check unsliunsmto be
sold off at a great reduction in price ill
thousand
yards of town prints, mushos, and g. hams, to
Many
be sold
off at 4d. 6d. and 9d. per yard, thepenig samedas are usually
sold at other shops at I Id. and 28.
It is requested that the public will breypaarrticular in the
address, JOHN MEDHURST and
street, corner of Bond-street,
, Wellington-
House, 86, New Bond-
' Oiford-stteet.

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