Star.
London, England, 1813-01-23 00:00:00

VSTABLISHED 1804, for the Sale of IRISH
LINENS only...—The BELFAST' LINEN COMPANY,
arnmeneing the Ninth Year of their Establishment in London,
beg tis return their sincere Thanks for the extensive Patronage
they have expetieticed, and will strictly adhere to, that honour-
able mode of dealing which (it is presumed) has obtained them
such universal confidence. They respectfully solicit .the atten-
tion of the Public to their last Cargoes, which are 15 per cent.
cheaper than any former importation. Each Piece is of warrant-
ed fabric, 'bleached on the grasi without chemical acid, and the
stoney returned ifs fault appears. One Piece at wholesale price
and no smaller quantity, or any other article, but Irish Linens,
sold. Irish Notes taken in payment. No second priceever
made. Cnrrect attention paid to Country Orders. Their only
Agents in London 'are Brooks, Birch, and O'Keefe, 50, Great
Russell-street, Bloomsbury.
NiiDANC/NG and MIiSIC ACADEMY
▪2. for s%see.;.table Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-
square: Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms Xts. is.
per quarter, froM nine to ten, or £2. Ls. from eight to tent or on
Wednesday and Saturday allow:. An Academy for Vocal and
instritniental Music• in general on Monday and Thursday,
t 6il. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or ae2.13.
withrsist. The •Haze. is double these terms. Each Pupil pays
• entrance, except. young Ladies in Town for school vaca-
tion, Who pay lel.ls. for the month. Private Tuition at all other
hours. Assemblies on Thursdays.
Grand and Sqtrare PianofOrtes of the best quality sold consi-
doubly. under the mode-shop price:

SOHO SQUARE ACADEMY has re-opened,
under the direction of Mr. DUNCAN, Professor of the
Mathernitits; the -Clautcal Department conducted by the Rev.
JOHN WRlLate, A:M. of Cain. College, Cambridge.
This Institution, which bas been conducted for upwards of a
cfctury with the highest reipcctability, is caluulred for the re-
ception of Foreigners who wish to be instructed in the Ei;lish
Language, as well as young Gentlemen preparing for the CoLeges,
t:,e East-India Service, and the various departments t.t Commerce
Prospec, us of the Establishnit nt, with terms of Board and
Llucatioßt nuitx balke Soho- squa re.

COMMERCIAL FINISHINL4 EDUCA'I lUN.
WTATE, 5,-Cateaton-street, respectfully begs to
• acquaint his Friends and the Public, that since he quit-
tedhis late concern In Little Tower-street, he bias formed, by the
ale:tame of several eminent Mercantile c'taracters, a NEW
81(611 .EM of COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, from the most
2Pitored models of actual buists--tss; and, in consequence, he has
tutinly relinquished the plans of incrucsion practised bytes late
pt:tner, and his predecessors, as having been formed so as to
coincide with the methods of trade as it existed above a century
It—theyihave been found completely unfit for Instructing young
persons in the modern improved modes of writing, calculations,
and the arrangement of aecounts. A prospectus of his present
ertablishment may be Lad gratis, at the Academy, 31, Basing-
hail-street, where the Boarding depa: • is conducted; and
Pi Mr. Asperne, 32, Cornhfil. Young'iAintlenlen ate easitotted
Pot only for commercial situations, but alio • flit the army, the
navy, ;rd the public offices.-1 he Academy is a'so open Mon-
eay, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, for the in-
struction of gentlethen en ged in business during the day. The
bedlisst is not in ti