The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-18 00:00:00

• - USURY LAWS.
Ij4y were,intbikhed. price IR.
L.Q (DIE PRACTICAL • REMARKS on the EF-
ki" rEur of theIISMO !JAWS on the LANDED IN-
IlitroSTS-; -in-a. Letter to John Caderaft, Esq. AIX. •

-By n'BolllClan
4-Printed-for Ridg way ,- 169, Piccadilly.
Also, EssA on the ‘VEEDS of ACIRIUULTVRE ;
shewlftg titeit reteetive characters and'. evil qualiti.s, whether
ns infesting samples of corn, or encumbering the soil : with
Practical lteikiarks on their Destruction. The posthumous
Work me B. Holdich, .Esq., late EtlitOr•of .the Farmer's
Journal."- .Edited by Sinclair, Author of the
"..11ortus Orttinineuir Woburnensis." Si., 6d.

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IIEADFUL HAVOC IA D E.-The
-*Jr Public is respectfully informed, that 27 failures in the
City, of Wholciale Dealers (nine have become bankrupts),
among which are, Irish Linen Factors, Scotch Table Linen
Dealers, 31ancliester Warehoutiemen, Dealers in Cotton Goods
and Silk., Nortvich 11.1anutlieturers of Botnhazines .Cash.
mercs, rich. Silk Shawls and Crapes, Scotch Factors, 'Dealers
in Aluslins, Shawls, _Sheetings, and, Bed Ticks, Watley
Blanket .WarchOusamen, ,B4rusley ,Sheeting Agents, and
Spitallieltis Silk •Dealers. The above Stocks amount to
170,0001.- sterling, And must lse Sold off forthwith, to make
a speedy dividend to the creditors. Families .furnishing new
establishMents.(witli.re4y.oliiney) will tind this an opportunity
that Will tie'vei tagain,.oceur.. The above stocks • are.remoVed to
the corner of Rederasi,street, Barbican, where the whole will be
Sold OW with diSpatch, by direction of Mr. Lloyd, Accountant,
who'has enga4ed, as Salesman, William Gardner,John Thainp.
am, .Charles Wright, and William Armstrong, to Sell Off im-
mediately,' some of the Greatest Bargains ever known in
LINEN DRAPERY, al& ERCE HS, tc. &c. :-Finest
Irish Linen, Is. 9d. a yard, worth 4s. ti 1. ; some at. Is. suitable
for gentlametVi wear ; those at 9d. are vet, good; a lot at 4d.
and 6d. a yard.-Aitasia Sheetin„-4, Withoutaa 6d. a yard;
Y4r4s wide ditto, 2s. a, yard.; the finest tt t 4 e,-2.5. lid. (the
tactor`i price was3s. 9d.) a yard sold at the st End at ss.
Bd• a yanti; 200 pieces of Russia Sheeting. Is. a, yard, worth 2s.
ad. ; Mock Russia at 3d.. and fid., good for servants' use.
Datuatilr. Table Cloths, 2s. 01 each ; large size,..3s. 6d. ; the
- best quality, three yards square, 10s. lid. ; four yards long, Hs.
; six yards long,- 215., worth bos. Dainask Napkins, fie.
per dozen ; . the best and largest size, Os. lii. 13oninazIn..s, the
linen quality, Is. a yard,cheap at 3s. 9d. ; 20 pieces at 4d., 61.,
sad 9d. a yard-200 per cent. of the factor's price. Rich
.l.all'!tings, Is. 6d.. a yard, cost 3s. 3t]. Silk Shawls, 10r.
worth 30s. ; those at 13s. are cheap at two guineas.
Bich wide Black. .Sarcenet,. Is. 9d. tiros tie Nap' 's,
45. :Id. Blankets, Is. a pair ; those at 3s. are very large ; the
very best lambs' wool,
_three yards, square, 14s. 6d. cost
.the
factor, 335. : Three yards square Counterpanes, 5,4. 9d. ; four
Yards ditto, Os. Od. Beautiful Quilts, 9s. ; three yards square,
2s. ; the largest and best, 215., worth three guineas. 'rule
finest Welch Flannel, 2s. a yard, yard wide, factor's price 35.91.;
very fine, Is. 3d. a yard; some at itd..worth 25.; .those at thi.
sy..e strong and wide. The Jaeconut Muslim ore lid. a yard ;
niteat. quality 15s. (.21 yards). Capital 11 ticka-
ne., a yard. Real Russia Towelling, Ad. a yard, worth
;.`,l Also .2,0001. worth -of :soiled Irish Linens, •Damask Nap-
ti:ellt,, and Table Cloths, to be sold in a small lots, at half time
littr(b)l4 P4c*-4111 to be sold .at the corner of Redcross.street,
.‘ wan, by Wm...Grardner, John. Thompson, Chas. Wright,
‘: -Arlytillrcirgs Salesuren.-All letters .must be post paid.-
otanufacturers lieneral Warehouse over the doors.

QUPER;IOII, POW) for CAIILDREN,
VALIDS; and Others.—ROBINSON'S PATENT,
BARLEY, for malting superior Barley Water in ten minutes,
and PATENT GROAT,.., for making superior Gruel in ten
minutes.—.l he Patentee Noiieits attention to the following do-
cument:— •
(copy.) • - Apothecaries' Hall,
Loodoo,•Feb. 0,.11126.
Sir have analyzed Your Grows and. Barley Powder, which
yo 4, having ids illajety's Letters Patent for the sole
inanti fat.
turfing of the same, properly denominate " Patent Thirley and
.Patent Groats." Thave no hesitation 'in.deelaring them to be
genuine powders of the best Barley and Oats I ever saw, -1
'consider it a public advantage, and of great importance in the
.medical world, that, by your mode of preparation, a valuable
fine mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained in a few
minutes. I have also analyzed some samples—,imitations of your
articles—which are " warranted, free from adulteration ;"
these I pronounce.to be compositions of different meals, conse-
tPientlY, neither pare Barley. Water nor Oat Gruel can be made
inim them.

am, Sir, your obedient servant.
RIHA RD CTo Mr. M. Robinson, Red Lion-strCeet, HolbornLA RK E..
The above testimonial, front a ,Genileman who has already
rendered the public much seryie, by. exposing various delete-
rious mixtures and adulterations in articles of general cons= p-
Ilan, added to the recommendation of the medical profession,
Make it unnecessary for the Proprietors to do more than state,
that none are genuine which do .itot bear the words, " Robin-
obins om"
P-atent,"- the Royal Arms, and the signature of " 3latts.
It •
`old retail in Papers of 11b. and Canisters of 21b., by most re.
V3l'ectable Druggists and Grocers throughout the kingdom; and,
olesale,'by the Patentee and 'Manufacturers, Matthew Robin.
and Co., No.-64, Red Lion street, Holborn, London. \Vito
",4,PnnPlies the fiporting World with an excellent Article for
having &C. The Patentee of the Prepared Barley and Groats
laving a considerable quantity of Offal or Waste Meal, which
answers much better than the common burley or oat meals for
reeding Dogs, &c. •
, Noblemen and Gentlemen
may be supplied in quantities not
Asks than 1 cwt. at Ns., or at la per ton. Cows, Pigs, and
l'oultry thrive particularly well this meal.
•upon