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London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

INDIA LONG CLOTHS.

THp Admirers of the fine Madras Long Cloths
of India, and the Public, arc. respectfully informed,
MILL RD'S NEW PATENT CLOTH entirely supersedes
the use of the above, and is applicable to-all the purposes for
which that has been held in universal estimation, as well as
for Shirting. To Families and gentlemen going abroad to, or
returning from, warm climates, it. is essential, front its 'natu-
' ral conduciveness to health, inithose as Kell as in the colder
ones," it tending' to prevent the effects frequently arising from
sudden transitions from heat to cold. The wide widths fur
Sheeting are desirable for winter wear, fur travelling, and fur
:cold cliniates. It is sold by the Patentee, at his East India,
Hambro', Scotch, Manchester, Printed Furniture and Family
Linen Warehouse, No. IN, (AEA PSIDE, and no where else
whatever, (all other.. sold fur it icing Intitations only), in
Case's of 30 and (i 0 pieces eaeh for exportation, and by t.he
Piece of 26 to 51. yards each, at 25., 2s. Gd., dd., to ss.
ad. per yard ; where applicltion is,requested.to be made, and
all orders from abroad or the country are respectfully request-
ed to he sent.

The various kinds of India and British Long . Cloths,
India Mit-lilts, White Chintz, Sic, with the lutist Fashionable
Article. of Dress, Foreign Lace, and Veils, and the various
hinds of Family Linens, are sold as above, Wholesale and Re-
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