Star.
London, England, 1823-01-11 00:00:00

PATENT SYMPATDOfIC DINING TABLES.
POCOCK begs leaves respectfully to inform the
Nobility and Gentry, his New-invented DIN I NG-
BLBS, for Which he has obuiined his :11ajesty's Royal Let-
ters Patent, are on a principle far more simple and complete
than any now in use, and cannot be put out of order. The great
'advantage of their construction is, that, by their sympathetic or
• double motion, any one person can is a moment enlarge or di-
iminish the size of the Table, When they are shut up, they ate
a handsome Claw Table for breakfast, or dining four persons,
and will lengthen out to dine eight,, ten, or twelve, itending per-
fectly firM upon only one claw • a table for twenty persons, only
two claws; fur thirty, three claws, and so on: for steadiness,
compactness, and utility, they are evidently unrivalled.

May be seen and had at Pocock's Cabinet an 4 Upholatety
Warehouse, Mo. 26, Southampton-street, Covent-r.trdgn.

BRITISH
_MANUF4CTURE;

.Patronised by his present :11ajesty, their Royal Highnesses the
Princess Augusta, the Duchesses et Clarence, Kent, and Glou-
cester, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, &c.
HE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society
promotes the general encouragement of national industry,
sad urges a hold competition with other countries. The predi-
lection for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de-
clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those who profit by such
Itartful prejudices; this has been exemplified by the high degree
of perfection which UItLI N G's LACE has•attoined; and the
iscreasingclemand for it since 1817, when the Palest was granted
to preveut imitation. G. F. URI,I NG and Co. have also ob-
tained a PATENT in FRANeE fur their Lace, en its introduction to
that Coart, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in Pngland
as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed
epos at double the original price.--Bordered and flounced
• Dresses from 3 to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable
article in the real Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamhoured goods,
with Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash cteater than any
foreign Lace.--Wholesale prices for ready Money.
Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset Douse, and
at no other shop in London.
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MILL ARDand SON's W II OLESA LE and RETAIL EAST
INDIA, and VOIIF.IG N and BRITISH LINEN, US.
LIN, and 41)1AWL 1V,4 REHOUSE, No. 16, Cheapsitle:
JMILLARD and SON beg most resuCtittliir tt
• announce to the Ntibility, 'Merchants, and their Friends,
•that their very Extensive and Valuable Summer Stack continues
&Nag eff UNDER the PRI ME COST,
.consisting of Articles
In India and British Muslins, Foreign Fans, Prints,
btaitares, Linens, Cambric., Worked Dresses, Sheeting, Frills;
•Vidisbite. Ste. and a great variety of Artkles•out of condition :
mid shot their Preparations for the New Year are of the most
satenstve kind. Their New Stock consists of the choicest assort-
ments of every Article in British and Foreign Linens, of the
hen Fabrics only; all kinds of India and British Aluslins, Long-
dacha, Ake. •The most Superb Shawls of every kind, with a
meisty of New Articles for both Morning and Evening Dress;
asta they beg respectfully to state, that their regular Method of
11111038 which has gained them such high P.itronage, will be
Isidly adhered to; namely, of affixing to every description of
• Goods the LOWEST READY-MONEY PRICE, fromwhich
41 deviation is made, and selling those Goods taken in the Piece
*Deftly on the same Wholesale Terms as they SUPPLY the
TRADE. They will Import their own French Cambrics of the
tom and most durable Fabrics, 'and continue to Manufacture
tleir Anjengo,WhiteChintz, and Imperial Cloth for superior
Illy Ow, for the East and West Indies, the Continent, &c. and
which will continue to be sold exclusively at their Warehouse.'
'heir Printed Furnitures,Morcens,Elollands for Blinds,Carriage
I4"M Cottage and Nursery Bed Furnitures, &c. will be of
wat description in which utility as well as economy will be strictly
combined. They quote a few of their present reduced prices'
of Gooda—•Fine Dimities for Furniture, commencing at 4ad.
Psi ; very useful Jaconatt Muslins at Bd. and 9d. per yard ;
cults wide do. 10d.; Fine for Dresses at Is. ; Long Cloths 9d.
"4,,. 10d.; very fine Is. ; Fine Book Handkerchiefs 6s. the doz.;
ilia ...plain, Corded and Checked Muslin. for Gentlemen's
Olvats at Is. 6d. per yd.; Calicoes in the piece i 8 yds. 10s.
Id. tack; Fine Ell Wides 18s. to 245. the piece made of India
Cotton: the India Company's Long Cloths commence at Is. bd.
ha India Muslin' at Is. 6d.; their Irish Linens in 4-4 and 7-8
"oltatnce at is. per yd. to the •finest numbers, all Warranted
id Rquilly Cheap ; and their French Cambric, at 4s. 6d. per
Btaganza Shawls 7s. 6d.; and Fine Lung Imitations of
495. each, with, every tither kind of Goods in proportion,
:781, deterntine.d to support that patronage with which they
been' honoured, and which they acknowledge with the
inn 'fateful Nu ntionents.
4hnprietuts of Country Business are respectfully informed,
sew ankles for Ladies' Useful and Fashionable 3lonling
"Uhrefru g Dress ..s they appear, will always bi futind at their
^4tistuvt.