The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-03 00:00:00

VESEY'S CHANCERY REPORTS.

A. NEW EDITION of these valuable
LA- RE-
PORTS, uniformly printed, in NINETBEN
VOLUMES, royal Svo. and-, containing CASES IN
CHANCERY, in uninterrupted succession from the year
1789 to 1817—a very important period of Twenty-eight
yeari,, is this day published. This Work has been printed
under the immediate superintendance of Mr. .VESEY.
from a Copy furnished by himself. It contains very con-
siderable Additions, in Notes and References, the result of
an attentive obserVation of the Proceedings in the Courts
since the first publication of these Reports, whirl, must
obviously render the Work more perfect and useful.
Printed and sold by S. Brooke, .85, Paternoster-row ;
sold also. by Messrs. Butterwortbs, Clarkes, and the other
Law-Booksellers ; and Messrs. Longman & Co., and Bald-
win and Co., Paternoster-roW ; 'Messrs: Lloyd anti Collet,
Harley-street, Cavendish-square; Whitmore and Fenn,
Charing-cross ; and all other Booksellers in :the United
Kingdoin. 'Price Tiveht-five Gnineas, in Boards.
'October 1, 1827. . `‘i. 5, .! f, 1)

•
RRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, Nov. 1, 1827.
IvonCE is- liereby given, That a GENE-
RAL COURT.. of PROPRIETORS of. this Con-
cern, will be holden at.THEIR OFFICE, in the STRAND,
on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of November inst., at
Twelve o'Clock . at boon, when a .DIVIDEND Twill be
declared. JOHN HELPS, Sec.

N. B..—=The Chair Ivill be taken at One o'clock pre-
cisely. • '

LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING PRESSES. .. •
rIPHE Public are respectfully informed, that
DAY'S Lithographic Printing-office Anil Press Manu-
factory is REMOYED:from,s9;Gieat Queen-street, .6'o,
GATE-STREET,. the north-west: corner of Lincoln's Inn-
fields, where- it-4 be obtained PRESSES of superior Con-
struction; and every material used in the art of Lithography.
Some second-hand pressespiso for sale. Drawing on stone
executed and printed in•the beit;rminner. • '

IMPROVEMENT -IN CARRIAGES,' Sic.
R. SPO,NGba' iing. obtained 'His. Majesty's
Royal Letters Patent for an IMPROVEMENT
in WHEEL CARRIAGES;and ilofatOry Machinery in
tem], whichltas met the approbation of several eminent Me
chanics, respectfully,invites the Public, and especially those
interested in-the construction of Wheel Carriages and Mill-
work, to inspect: the same, which . may be. seen in ac-
tion daily, from ten till. four, at'37, King-street, Blooms.-
bury-square. '.‘ • " •

TEN TriOUSAND COPPER-MOULDS, FOR
BLANCMANGE, JELL', PASTRY;- AND. SUGAR.
DUN BUHL, Manufacturer of.the above
*-7 Articles, takes the liberty, most respectfully, to inform
the Nobility, Gentry, anti' his Friends in general, that' in
ecinsequetice pp the Charing Cross improvements, he has
been
.obliged to remove from his late residence, No. 121,
St. Marti&e-latie, to .50, OLD COMPTON-STREET,
SOHO, where a continuance of those favours he and his
late Vather have yeais'reCelied,"wilf be gratefullY
acknowledged.' :

BLOOMSBURY HOUSE; 67, lIIGR-STREE-T,--
Three Doors from New Compton-street.

CHARLES. JAMES begs leave to inform
I-, the Nobility and Gentry that the following statement
will favourably influence their support. 'After the first
patronage they will he convinced that. it is his anxious
endeavour to have alWays the honour of their commands,
both when they-may please to select goods or transmit their
orders for them. The stock being purchased for ready
money, has induced him to open the above extensive pre-
mises (two houses made into . one), and, . with a large and
Valuable stock, he is enabled to execute their orders with
economy and despatch.:
The subjoined is a list .of prices:-37 boxes of Irish
linens, of the 'best fabric, shirting width', from 6d. to 2‘s,
those at 2s. sold at other houses at 55.; yard wide do.
from Bd. to Is. ; beautifully fine do. from 2s. to 2s. 6d.,
usually sold at ss: and ss. 6d. ; 165 pieces of home-bleached
and Suffolk hemps, from 6d.. to, Is. 24., the finest quality
made ; 158 pieces real Rusia SI-meth-4s, yard wide 4d.
5-4th wide ditto .11 d., .21 yards wide ditto 18d., and
three yards wide ditto Is. 9d. and 2s. ; 90 pieces yard and
a half wide, Irish sheeting, ls..per
,yard, usually sold at
2s. 6d. ; 75 pieces yard-and-half wide Scotch holland at
Is. 4d., worth 2s. 2d., ; a large assortment of foreign
and British table • cloths, of every size and quality, that'
will truly astonish; 201 pieceS good three quarter linen
diapers 51d. to yard and half wide ditto, ls. 211. to
15..; 6d. ; .519 pieces real ilitssia towelling froni 311. to 6d. ;
brown holland from 3d. to 1011.; 696 pairs real Witney
.
blankets, all sizes, at half price, much lower than any
other wholesale house iu town.; 70 pieces of, real -Welch
flannel, front 3d. to Is., 6d., the finest quality made; 645
white counterpanes, froth '3i. ad. to 10s. ; 120'culonred
6s. 6d. to (the largest: size. 11; 1: 1U
i3.±(); 11‘2143."Getill.le: agoutinft:t:
qduitatn'tiftryolonf :us:rni6ttftit:e dimity, ell-wide, from bid. to 7id. ;
printed furnitures. from 63:d. to 9d, ; ell-wide printed-fur-
nitures (chintz) ls ; good-prints, from 4d. to 911:, ell-
wide ditto 10d. to Is. ; 3076 pieces -ell-wide long cloths,
from 3d. to 6d., sold at other houses at loth ; bed ticks
from 3Ad. to la. 941;.; 709. pieces 'of children's diapers,
6d. per dozen squares and upwards ; 11 boxes French
cambrics and handkerchiefs at unprecedented' IoW prices
279 pieces black. and:-..cOloured.: stuffs, from 5dL to
Is. ; a large assortment of moreens from 11d. to Is. ;
black bombaiines, from 9d: to - is. 6d.-; Yard-Wide
Norwich Crapes from 9d. to Is. ; 2d.!;• black Bros
de Naples.frotn,2s.. 6d. to 3s. 6d. ; an immense quantity
'cif India and British silk liandkerchiefg from is.' upwards;
2,937 Norwich and Edinburgh silk shawls from as. to 4Os.
worth St..; 546 imitation shawls from Is. to 3s. ";
'about
900 pieces muslins of every kind, at low prices ; hosiery of
all descriptions very cheap..-Families . furnishing new
establiihinenti-Will find' the abOve an .adVanta:gedue noppor-
•tnnity.. Shopkeepers and country dealers "are particularly
requested to call at the Warehouse before nine o'clock. All
orders, with remittances; punctually attended .to; and sent
to any part of the ..No letters attended to unless
post-paid. Dorirs
.opened at :Nine o'clock.-Observe
JAMES, 67, High-street,•three doors East of New Comp-.
ton-street.