Star.
London, England, 1823-10-29 00:00:00

READY-MADE PELISSE, CLOAK, DRESS, AND MIL-
LINERY WARE-ROOMS,
75, Osrosu-srattar, MALY overarm rim PAWIIIIIIOI6
MRS. INCE respectfully Worths her Connexion,l
and Ladies in general, that her Stock of Pelisses and'
Dresses fur the Winter Season is just completed; coasting et
wadded Silk Pelisses, Silk Dresses, Superfine Cloth Pelisse* ffte.
trimmed in a fashionable manner with Velvet, Braid, and For,
made of the best material, and newest colours. Ladies and Fami-
lies purchasing will find, on inspection of her Dresses and Pelisses,
that they are,, in style and nicety of wort, equal to any private
House in Towns attd will be offered et very low prices. Ladles
preferring to give orders may have their measures liken, and have
a Pelisse or Dress made at a short notice. Country Orders and
Commissions punctually attended to. A groat assortment of young
Ladies' and Children's Pelisses kept ready-made, wick &large stock
of fashionable wadded Silk Cloaks, Cloth, Beaver, ond
ditto. Particular attention to orders, for Family Mourning.
Mercery.
J. INCE begs to remind Ladies, that in consequence of the late
reduction in the price of Silk Goods, he can offer his Stock of Silks,
consisting of elm description that is fashionable, its Dui:apes, Grua
de Naples, Levantine., and &meets, in the newest colours for the,
winter, at unprecedented low prices, being satisfied with i very
small profit.—Ladies' Cloths, Wool dyed for Pelisses by the lurk
warranted not to spot with the wet, and all kinds of bne thin Cludis.
for Dresses at equally low prices.

QUARRILLtS NEW SINUMBRA LAMP.
HE Public are respectfully informed, that .
TTABLE LAMP is brought to the greatest perfecdon by
Person of long .ezprience ; the oil reservoir is so shaped as to ton
form the directions of right lines issuing front the btightest pan of
the Same; a portion of light is thrown down by a small reflector
upon the circular plate of ground glass, which fills the lower pan of
the Lamp, and which is sostanded by the oil vessel; and the
whole is surmounted by an elegant shaped ground glass light dis-
tributor so formed as to do away aU shadow from any part of the
Lamp. ' This Lamp, when lighted, has the outlines of a beautiful
motive vase, and casts the strongest light on the table yet attained,
without impeding its influence over the othearts of the room;
for which the ROYAL INSTITUTI THOMASy of the most
distinguished pecans, have patronised QUARRILL,
wile Inventor of the Shadow of
eveand who is ddly+
libidos a handsome tollection of t Lamps at his p
baste, Beli.eourt, Doctors' Commoos. It is the wish of tke
yea tor that this Lamp should stand solely on its own merits, and
have a preference only as far as it may mussily be added to; it
will therefore be taken back, U not found to be superior to ,all
'Amps hitherto presented to the Public.
14.5. This Lamp is windsuarded, and particularly adapted for;
dho Rest and West Indies, as Lunrs hitherto have been found o•-
ha far want of this Insprovement.

UNDER AN EXECUTION FOR RENT. Ala) 4 I
COMMISSION OF BANKRUPTCY. * I
LINEN-DRAPERY GOODS, - • .
To be Sold of by Hand, without Boom j
At JOHN MEDHURSTS, the Corner of Red Cromstreot,
Barbican,
H
E EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE STOCK of
TMessrs. WILLIAMS and Co. late of Newington Causeway,
Chiswell-street, Deptford, and Derby ; who have gieen up th•
whole of their Property for the 13enefit of their Croditors.—m*
Amount of the Four Stocks is upwards of Tvrentrtwo Thousand
Pounds, at the Appraiser's Valuation ; &insisting of Thirty.sowm
Boxes of the very best makes of Grass-bleached Irish Idnen
consequence of the immense Stock of Irish Limn, they will be mill
at a very great Redection in Price ; besodfol Ins at 10d. and lig
yard, most excellent ls. 2d. a yard, the finest atop ty at I s. 6d. um*
as usually sold at 45
.6d. a yard, iss-fact the-grice will not bs am obi.
ject to Persons taking Pieces...:-Countorpanos sod Biankets, some.
what soiled, will be sold off consklerably under gaff the maid
'de ea, some At fors foil size beds, at Sts. 6d. each : Stroiii Sheeting,
all Linen, at sd. a yard ; Russia, yard-and-quarter aide, 'M• and
Is. a yard ; yard-and-half wide Irish and Russia, Is. 2d. and Is. lid.
a yard, the same as generally sold at 6s. 6d. a yard; several Hun-
dred fines of Tovrn-printed Chiutaer, in Prints and Furniture,
to be sold off TS per cent. under the regular price ; capital ell-wido
I Calico at 4d. a yard. The Silk Shawls and Scarfs, Coops
Shawls and Smrfs, and Whittles, 'being a little oat of condition,
will be sold a at any price in reason. bYard-and-half wide Elia&
(Table Linen Is. a yard; Flannel 4d. a yard; Three-threaded Bed
1 Ticks, everlasting wear, 6d. a yard; Stuffs-o,a yard; Bomlairmons
1 &I. a yard. The Stock of Muslin. are most excellent In their tend.
land will be offered at such extreme Low Prices that cannot lail to
I 'adrift Personi to purchase who had no intention of doing so. The,
Stockings will be sold at 25 per cent. under the present *aurae.
girds' Prieeu Black and Coloured Silk Handkerchiefs, yard square.
andiseble the substatmescnerally to be met with, at 3a. 6d. oath.
A lona Quiantity tsf sopetiot Family Mourning; fine ell-Wide Black
Mori
and Molina 6d. a yard; widest,
_width Black Crape ii.
nerryard ; Tbilled arid plain Sarcenets, lull width, at lb. it "yord a
Aembazeetts, Norwich Crapes, and Loci
the wilds io be lie4d at
10. Per yard ; and every, Article usually sold in the Drape,/ Lint.
lNe whole warranted :Snead and Ts and rt'lll bat add at
netonishint Los' Prim% for Ready Mobil.
- - g4s;''.4t uls PiKgfilhAollP;3o lid PrillWedi (I"
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