Star.
London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

ACCOMPT BOOKS.

I.

TOIIN SMITH, No. 49, Long-acre, begs leave to
111 announce to the MERCANTILE WORLD, that he has
made a very considerable REDUCTION in the PRICE of
ACCOMPT BOOKS; and that, conducting one of the largest
establishments in London, in this branch of business, he is ena-
bled to supply the best materials and workmanship cheaper than
any other house in the trade. Public Companies, Bankers, and
Merchants, who may be disposed to reduce their Counting-house
erpenditure, will End the terms of this Establishment highly
deserving their attention.—Country Stationers are informed,
that arrangements are made for their accommodation, which
combine the advantages of a reduced scale of prices and the
speedy execution of orders.
SCHOOLS.—J. S. having for several years supplied Schools,
on terms which have obtained for him considerable patronage,
begs leave to inform his friends that he has made a further re-
duction in the price of his Books, and that the same attention
will continue to he paid to the quality of the papers employed,
which has hitherto been one of the distinguishing features of this
department of his business.

ESTABLISHED UPWARDS or TWENTY YEARS,
For the SALE of IRISH LINEN by the PIECE, at the
Factor's price, No. 4,0 n the South Side of BLOOMSBURY
SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southampton-street,
- • lielhoen.
IE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to
' inmputtec to the Public, that the above House Is their only
rsTallgtment in this Country ; where they continue to supply
Obilky, , Pentry, and the Public, with WARRANTED
gIiii,SSIBLEACIIED LINEN, for Shirts and Sheets. of the
isestYafiric and iolour, at a price considerably lower than they
can ISE,procure&through any other medium. They also engage
lii'retoto tit pdrebase money, should any fault appear. Good
Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country
aad'}'owh Orders punctually attended to by
htbt, riorm*AN, 4, Bloomsbury-sq. London, senr
„,10 DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. S

• . TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
UMW, WILLSON, and Co. respectfully invite
Ladies, Patronesses of Taste and Fashion, to an Inspec-
tioti of their New, Costly; and Extensive STOCK of FOREIGN
end BRITISH LACE, wbich they with confidence affirm to
exceed any hitherto offered.
From Correspondents at Paris, Brussels, fice. they are sup.
lied with the Newest Designs of Foreign Taste, thus forming,
our Mart, the unique Productions of Continental with the
chaste Originals of British Costume.
Fr the delusive Advertisements of fictitious lit--

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JANUARY 22.

-Couriers have been sent from the office of the
Minister for Foreign Affairs to the principal Courts
of Europe.
France has refused the mediation of England twice
proposed; first, by the Duke of Wellington; and
secondly, by Sir W. A'Court.
The Ambassadors of Russia, Austria, and Prussia,
who have left Spain, will be at Paris in three days.
They will be accredited on their return to die Re-
gency of Spain.
The Trappist has set off with General Fleyres, on
his return to Catalonia. _ _ _ _

The Emperor of Russia is expected on the 12th at
Warbaw, where he is to remain till the 19th : on the
27th he is expected at Petersburgh.

AUGSBURG, JANUARY 14.

The following appears in the Gazette of Breslaw :
" The rumour maintains itself, that the Emperor of
Russia does not appear disposed to reinstate Poland
conditionally under the domination of Saxony; and
that the objections urged by Austria were opposed
to such a plan."
In the event of a rupture between Russia and the
Porte, 30,000 Prussians will, it is said, be destined
to enter Poland to relieve the Polish Army, whilst
00,000 Amtrians will take up ;a pbsition on the fron-
tiers of Tut key, along the Dantibe.
NEWS FROM THE SPANISH FRONTIERS.
(From the environs of ruyeerds, Jam 20.)
It is still persisted that General Barfield has placed
himself at the head of several Royalist divisions.
The number of soldiers which he commands is va-
riously stated. Some persons affirm that they have
seen pasvorts signed by him. It is rumoured that he
already ranges the environs of Mequinenza, Lerida,
and Balaguer.
Baron d'Eroles has just been officially informed of
the occupation by the Royalists of the town and cita-
del of Mouson, in Upper Arragon, between iNlequi-
nenza and Lerida. He has also received information
of the capture of 500 suits of military clothing at.
Verdun, three leagues from Cervera.
(We give the above Intel igence, observes t Etoile,
without positively vouching for its authenticity, as ad-
vices from our own correspondent do not mention it.)

. From the aelusivecallMuscsocm• ws .......,... ••••••••• a ........
i professing to sell Imitation Lace at low Prices, L). W. and Co.
hold it their duty to apprise Ladies, that, hiving a I%lunufactory
*at Brussels, they call and will offer their REAL POINT a
t L'AIGUILLE and BRUSSEL& FABRICS, considerably
sower than any badly. executed imitations, fully assured the
superiority of Texture and uniform correctnes of Design will be
~ • appal-cut on iuspection, anal a single trial will establish their
• .1 di/lability in wear.
They have just received from their Manufactory a Splendid
.
• . tiollection of Real Point and Brussels Dresses, Squares, Scarfs,
i‘ • • VAls, 'Mantellas. Cape, Ste. a large assortment of Blonde,
idezhlin, and Valenciennes Laces, which, in addition to an im.
4 c
mem,, s(44k of every Article in the BIILTISII GASSED
• ..
LAca(cot4olo4ly known by the
,Name of (Minis Lace), they
arc deteamnined io• sell A the Losvost Prices.
a Ws.arid Co. bcg•leave to iulunit to Ladies attention seve-
re* tioriltite •for hbr. Seamus peculiar so their House, viz.—
VERON A TI PP ETS for Opera aid Eirsning Costume;
1 • nrees Ais Diane of Zepliyine.; Coifs Parisienne, Sleeves Dejuue •
Quadrille Babes, Aprons. liettcuisp, Purses, iltc. calculated Co;
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il , the frequenters of Alutack's. 'lilis'sigra
1,-4.8. Lace Dresses from £2. 101. 20 Gbilleith.
O. °37, Urgent-street, facing the Argyle-Rootus.
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