ORNAMENTS. A NEW Assortment has just been re AT LOW PRICES FOR READY MONEY. ceived from Florence by J. TENNANT (suc-WILLIAM CHURTON and SON, Hosiers and Shirtmakers, have OPENED their cessor to E. Mawe), 149, Strand, consisting of single NEW PREMISES, and, in accordance with the times, figures, groups, and a great variety of vases, copied have materially reduced the prices of their goods for from the antique. J. T. has also an extensive asready money. sortment of black marble and Derbyshire spar ornaments for the drawing-room, library, and dining-room, in ink stands, candlesticks, obelisks, vases, watchstands, beautiful inlaid paper weights, tables, &c., together with a great variety of shells, minerals, and geological specimens, kept on sale at 149, Strand, by J. Tennant, mineralogist to Her Majesty. KLEYSER & TRITSCHLER, GERMAN CLOCKS, (Established twenty years.) No. 405, Oxford-street, have continually on sale the greatest assortment of the best Clocks, at the lowest prices, warranted, or exchanged gratis, if not approved of within one year. Alarum Clocks, 12s. and 168.; 30-hour Clocks, 25s. and 30s.; 8-day Clocks, 30s. and 40s.; Cuckoo Clocks, 30s.; Quarter Clocks, 40s. All other kinds of clocks and watches sold and repaired equally cheap. Also, musical boxes, small organs, and accordions; and two large self-acting organs, playing overtures and concerts by Mozart and Haydn, walzes by Strauss, &c. AT 405, OXFORD STREET. THE ROYAL PARENTS. GOLDEN FLEECE, 91, OXFORD-ST. BOND'S PERMANENT INE, The Original Invention, requiring no Preparation. THE above-mentioned original invention for Marking Linen, &c. combines the advan tages of Permanency and Neatness of Impression, together with economy and dispatch; and, from the general approval it has met with for its superiority over every other, is recommended as affording an excellent means of security of all articles of household drapery and wearing apparel against loss or mistake. In Bottles at 1s. each, sold by the preparer, Jons BOND, Chemist, 28, Long Lane, West Smithfield; and by appointment also, by most Stationers and Medicine Venders. To avoid disappointment from the substitution of counterfeits, be careful to ask for the genuine, "Bond's Permanent Marking Ink.” W. FOSSETT, CORRECT LIKNESSES GRATIS.-IMPORTER and Manufacturer of Supe H. WALKER'S NEEDLES, by authority the "Queen's Own," with the new large eyes and improved points, are put up in elegant boxes, suited for the birth-day presents. Boxes of 100 Needles contain five of those much-admired Likenesses of the Royal Parents in relief, on coloured grounds; the larger boxes contain a greater number; copies of those made for her Majesty contain 250 Needles, with 11 Profiles, Equestrian Figures, &c. H. Walker's improved Hooks and Eyes, in boxes or on cards, and his new Bodkins, are worthy of notice. rior Parisian Bonnet Shapes, No. 125, Great Polland-street, Cavendish-square. The following is a list of prices, observing that every article is manufactured in the best possible manner, as it respects Style, Workmanship, and Material: Parisian Willow Shapes, with s. d. s. d. 13 0 perdozen. 26 do. Gros de LinonCrowns, from 10 0 to " 14 16 Dozen. Gros de Linon, Willow Squares, Chip, Wire, Sold by almost every respectable dealer; wholesale by H. Walker (whose name appears on each | &c. &c. article), 20, Maiden-lane, Wood-street. TURKEY CARPETS. ON ACCOUNT of the IMPORTER.— Peremptorily by Messrs. GEORGE BROOKS and CO., at Garraway's, on Wednesday, March 3, at Twelve o'clock precisely, Twenty-four Bales, containing about One Hundred and Fifty TURKEY CARPETS, just landed in the London Docks. The dimensions are various, adapted to large, moderate, and small-sized rooms; the colours are brilliant, of the best quality, and the whole are warranted perfect, and free from damage in every respect. Also, about 60 Turkey Rugs. For the convenience of families they will be sold a single carpet or rug in each lot. The whole will be on show at their Turkey Carpet warehouse, NO. 2, TURNWHEEL LANE, DOW- From the Monday preceding to the time of sale, Country orders, containing a remittance or reference for payment in town, carefully and promptly attended to. TO THE LADIES. WILLIAM CHURTON and SON have in addition to their Stock of Superior Hosiery, introduced the LADIES' READY-MADE LINEN DEPARTMENT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Likewise, CHILDREN'S AND BABY LINEN, conducted separately by Females. The most minute attention is paid to style, neatness of work, and the charges very moderate for ready money. Marriage orders and outts executed with the utmost dispatch. GOLDEN FLEECE, 91, OXFORD-ST. No connection with any other house of the same name in Oxford-street. BELGIUM.-THE PARK, BRUSSELS. IN continuity, we must occasionally speak of the Capital of Belgium itself, and we now present a most interesting view of THE PARK of Brussels. Who that lounges, whether on horse-back, in a carriage, or on foot, through our magnificent suburban Parks, would not desire a stroll in this simple yet lovely domain, with its delightful view through the avenue, of the distant scene of rising country? While we speak of its lovely simplicity, be it borne in mind that we speak of the true classic simplicity: for, strange as it may appear, this Park is perhaps coeval in age with the city!-has had its "Capability Browns" and its Ramsays, &c.; but it can boast of more than one, from having been brought to its present state in the last century, and having therefore bestowed on it statues, busts, vases, &c. (some by eminent artists), of great beauty, and properly placed. Then we must add, that from a central mound of the choicest shrubs and flowers, diverge three principal walks, variegated by all arboretic delights, to the King's Palace, Boulevard de Regent, and Place Royale, with which their noble mansions, principal cafés, &c. form a truly noble approach. It should not be omitted that, embosomed in trees, is here a little. Vauxhall and a Theatre infinitely superior to anything attempted at our own. The injury done to these beauties by the artillery of the last revolution is fast wearing away, and new beauties springing up with every season. Even in winter, fashionables are provided for here by a good café and ball-room. LINES Written upon being requested by a Young Lady to define Poetry. Tell her to give her fondest dream, When warm hearts beat, and moist eyes gleam, Her Heavenward thought-whate'er it seem, Is all untold. |