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• • • . -~ 'V . ` .r 4%4064144i !PI : . / e. . r "7" -- , - _ 9037. °...‘ THEATRE OYAI„ IMIURY-LANL rHIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majestic( Servants will perform THE SIEGE OF BELGRAbE; o which will be ailded, MOITIERN ANTIQUES. A New Way to Pay Old DoW; wltb Tbe Poor r es Play of T he Duke of Milan. and Fargabar's Co tot b e Recruiting °Seer, are In• preparadom—A • Nevi w ig ' horn be produlder the tide of Wbat Nebt ? THEA TRE ROYAL, COVENT - GARDEN. O B IS PRESENT formed EVENING, will be Per- VENICE PRESERVED. To which will be added, • THE SLEEP-WALKER. wmimrizasTo; wkb Harlequin's Olio. ' .-1:-...------ r: 11 ----4 * DAY OVER. - EIAZARD, MANE, and Co. th e Contractors waif Vevernmem fis thirLottery, grateful acknowledge A d imadted pawner of' the Public which they have exp. Mainibeg to reetiod their Friends thartbis is THE ONLY' Pi" y , an d will not be socceoded by a man Lowery, as n. Ihe following h the raw . ', SPATE OF THE WHEEL: Two of 25,000 GUINEAS in Gold! Two of 20,002 P0(7,165! l'lto of SOO POUNDS! FM of 1,4500 POUNDS &e • . &e. &e. ma ARE NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!? AnEno Flied Prize. lie Neat Day of Drawing sin be SATURDAY, tl4ilt of FEBRUARY; T o begin It Nine o'acick In tbe Morning. , . f w„„, ae d g l ares, warranted undrawn, are selling by — HAUL% bURNE, and Co. Contractors, Royal Exchuge, London. This day was published, price 2s. 6d. REVIEW OF THE PRESENT aims) CONDITION of the LANDED and AGRI TURAL IN TERESTS; with Obseivations on TM Swot of their Leases 2. Usury, through the Medium IQVieleg• of Redeemable Annuities. Qdgia sad Watery of 9. Employment of Discharged ins lieresses. So'diers and Sailors. 1 hdendleg System. 10. The Public Debt, and the Thellitig Pend. ezpaitoey of supporting the ',labialise the Poor. Pubic Faith to its Creditors. The *um el Thies in 11. The Radaction of the Li. I gal it ateof Interest of Money, kick ANN. I 12. The Reduction of Rent& by RICHARD PRES EON; Esq. M.P. y Pawl& is also prima& in No. XIII. of the Labi um. Witty 1 41 1 and Whittaker, Ave Marla-lane; Mesas. Long man sod Co.; Eakhein and Co. Paternueter-row, and all other , Just Imported, 11.0n19ae, Public Library, Conduit-street, Embellished with a Cliarseteristie Portrait. 1 emes s and 4, of ' OISIRSde BUONAPA RTE g or, THE Nit- YAM %Wild of-NAPOLEON ; said to be written by • • lie residence in the Islatid of Elba. - • Among the uses whose actions are very uneeremoni r medulla doss Volumes are, the late Empress Josephine Queen of Etrtirla—Tie Duke and . • . of Reba—Prinee Talleyrand—Murat and his Lady dueesparte)—Regnault de St. Jean trAngely—Cam -Duree—Caulaincourt —Madame Reeamier—llada * %tea— I he Baroness Samendo.ff—Prinee Knumkin— hen—Lord Harrowby —Mr. Canning—Counts Stadion Cdauel—M. ie Marcutf—Maret—Kustar, Ste. &e. !, Ledyytibliabed. in One Volume, ern price ,es gs. board;, RAVELS i$ the CAUCASUS and GEORGIA, &lag the Years 1807-18011, performed by command of Rain G4ernaient. By JULIUS VON KIJAPROTH. Pabst d the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Peters , burgh, &c. &c. &c. `B. lilaproth is entitled to the most unqualified praise for 'notices, and for the important information which be has ed; and we promise thos.m who may be inclined to peruse Neat, that they svlll be rewarded by much amusement and Inction."—Nonk 13th Rev. No. 2. bradon: Printed fur H Colburn, Public Library, 50, Con - Sweet; and sold by Bell and Bra Bute, Edinburgh ; John kik& Dublin; and all Bhoasyller% POPULAR PASTIMES. 14tal its Ist dMarch , llllW,;villbePublished, price 24. rhi. demy aid is. in 4to. (to be continued monthly), embellished *A 4 richly coloured Engraving . , No. I. of PULAR PASTIMES, being Picturesque Re praestadoes of the CUSTOMS and AMUSEMEN rs of Britain, In Antieat and Modern rinses, accompanied with Descriptions. ihis Number will contain, I. The Mistletoe on Chriqtrnas I.Riding the Stang on New Year's Day.-3. Exorcising Moue. -4. Game of Foot Hall at Carterhaugh. laden: Published by Sherwood. Neely, and Jones; Taylor OLliewey ; J. M. Richardson ; Nornavilid and Fell ; and COXES TOUR IN ITALY. %by was published, elegantly printed, in one; portable Volume, price 19s. boards, PICTURE of ITALY, being a Guide to the • Aatiqulties and Curiosities of that classical and Interestiog harry; contaiolog Sketches of Manlier', Society, am' Cur ▪ ai d an Itinerary of Distances in Posts and English Milos, bse Inns, Coins &c. whit a minute Description of Rome, "oat Naples, and Venice, and their Environs; to IV h aro kl44Directions to Travellers. and Dialogues in kneels; sad Italian. Illustrat e d w i t h a Map of Italy, a Plan of "elond Five Plates of Costumes, Diversions, &c. Elegantly Ifusd from Pentings, by Pmelli. By HENRY COXE, Esq. kodsa: Printed for Sh e r wo od, Ne e ly, and Jones, Paternos- Booth, Duke-street, Portland Chapel ; and J. M. RI- Z_ Uhl day were published in 14mo. price 41. 6d. board, The Second Union RINCIPLES of ELOCUTIO of N, containing nu -I"etcous, Rules, Clbsereations, and Exercises on Pronuncla. nines, Infixtions, Accent, and Emphasis; with copious as in Prose and Poetry; calculated to assist the Teacher, O improve ;lie Pupil in Reading and Recitation. By THOMAS EWING, reeler of English, Geography, and History, Edinburgh* eery rapid sale of the first edition of this work, the decided given to it by many of the most eminent teachers, and odorous classes successfully instructed from is in tbe nun Seminaries, bear ample testimony to its utility. _Lately published, by the tame Author, "'LLD* Learse, or a selection of lessons in Prose and adapted to the capacity of the Younger Cloaks et Readers. s. pike gA• I)9Und• 'Neat success tine publication has already met with clearly that the Author was not wrong in excluding all that irre -1~ natter with wh i ch b oo k s o f t hi s nature a re usnafty crowded. are of the most simple, chute, and einpnt kind— . _n▪ ow of than h ave ever appeared(' any ot h er awpfiation. As Ltguller is Intended to precede the Illocution, no Lesson. roarturs in the one B oo k i s to h e f oun d in the o th er. La o; Printed for Law and Whittaker; 13; Ave Maris ' and Over and Boyd, Edinburgh. 1:..m II lilt rne:K__ r to. 6 / 1 1 idtates be 8 0%. Ilira 112 Le k n dew; ud tar t ,: lit 146 hießlf I kintaby 1 to 7 • • ,• ." SATVt,DAV', F. - WHITE, COCHRANE, AND CO. Boonntake, BANKRUPTS. ALL Persons having any Cl a im or bemand on the Estate of Willi's, Cnenaini,and Cs for BOAS, Ate. deposited on Sale or return, are 'Valuated by,the Assignees Im mediately to send so Amount at the same, in order that It may be adjusted; anti all Persons lndebted to the Raab eat requested to pay the nuns to Mr. W. T r eppess, No. GS, Flat-stinet, London. - . • This 44y was published, price Ss. ACATALOGUE of an extensive and valu*ble Collection of BOOKS hi every Deparument of Liter lenre, including a great variety of rare and curious articks In die an cient and modern Leaps's. which are new selling under the direction of the Assignee t of WHITE. COCHRANE, and Ce. Booksellers. 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Volume the Second; of THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND.- By SHARON TURNER, F S.A. Containing the History of the Reigns of Edward I. Edward 11. Edward 111. Richard 11. Henry IV. and Henry V. Also the History of Religion in England— Pie History of English Poetry, and of the English Language and Prune Literature. Printed for Longman, Herat, Rees, Urine, and BroWn, Pater. uostet-row. Of *boot may be bad, by the sane Author, 1. The HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Normal Conquest, to the Acces4loa of Edward I. hi 4 , 0. price Et. 16s. boards. 2. 'Ube HISTORY 0( the ANOLO 'SAXONS, comprising the His tory of England up talhe Norman Conquest. la Y vols. ilto. the Second Edition. price XS. Ss. boards. Th r t u t was published, In liana the IdSlim, price 4s. boards, ' T . ESSONS for YOUNG PEkSONS in Humble .11.4 Life, calculated to pletttote their Improvement in the Art of Undone, hi Virtue aMalley, and particularly in the Know ledge ot the Duties peeebar to their Stations. 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This Volume contains all Mr. Campbeit's Poetry, except tb.: " PI-asures of Hope." Printed for Loosmea,llurst, Rees Orme, and Brown, Pater- Water...! Mr. " We rejoice . once more to see a pnlitheil and pathetic Poem in the old stye of English pathos a po try. We close this volume on the whole with feelings .! 1. girt for its .hortness, anti admiration for the groins of us Auto..r. There are but two nub!e sorts of Poetry, the pathetic a.,d he sublime : and we think Le h.►s given very extraordinary proms of his talents for both."—Ellin. liest. April, 1110)9. ••• A Lot Copies of the Quarto Eldon of this Wurk may +rill be !tall, price .£l..is in hJards. Also may he hal, by the same Author, The PLZASUaLs of Hoer, and other Pants, iu foolscap Bvo. with Four Engravings, price 7s. boards. A NEW VOLUME of SERNIONS, by BISHOP HORSLEY. This day were published, in eve. mice 10.1.6 d. boards, NIN E SERMONS on the NAture of the Evidence by which the Pact of our Loae's Resurrection is esta blie.ed; and on various other Subjects. To which is prefixed * a Dissertation on • the Prophecies of the hlassiau ulspersed among the Heathen. • By SAMUEL HORSLEY, LL.D. P.R.S. F.A.S. Late Lied Bishop of St. Asaph. Printed for Longatai., Hunt, Rees,Orme, and Brawn, Pater noster.row • and P. C. and ßisringtoe, St. Paul's Muftis-yard. Also, Jost pubbbised, by the sense Author, /. A Trauslatiou of tho Psalms of David ; with Notes. In 2 vols. svo.price Li. I us..b. Ards. ',Sermons, in I rola. 670 r ries AI. Ts. 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LADIES AND (.11INTLLMLN, .nEG leave most respectfelly to recommend to J. you the me of my invaluable Composition of JAPAN .BLACKING, which preserNres Ind softens the Leath. r, and Mi r parts the must beautiful jet black ever beheld; woe* cannot set forth Its just praise, not its transcendant qualities be truty home but by experience. ••• Ladles will find bj the •continued use of Ws 'ailaimtlf superior Blacking, that their Half Boots and Walking VMS Will be kept soft and pliable, and resist damp, with the eleganaes of a brilliant lustre. A since Bottle may be had, as specimen; toy Manufactory, and by the principal Bootmaker., Oilmen and Perfumers, at all the vein Towns in the Kirgdotn.—l ha ve the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, your mod obedient and butnbletstment, RICHARD TURNER. No. 114, Lendon-reed, Boothwark, Nov. 1, ISIS. AGENTS. John Diaper, Portsmouth; Chamber; Mitts, Dabbs, Shovel ler, and Webber, sett. Gosport ; Allen, Page, broad, Gilbert, and Mew, Parma; Kaille, Leggin, Stokes , SbaceU, Shot ter, French, and Squire, Poet Ham, Yardeautii, isle of Wight; and may be had of ens or mom 11Ropheekims in at the principal Towns . in Kingdom Ladies' B oots, by the vend this 'b i ki ng , ma me d ia n a lustre and jot black equal to varnish.' . . Remark. Country Shopkeepers viol lin supplied with this Sleeking, in sixpenny, Shilling, and Righteenpeimy bottles. by addre‘sieg their commands 10 the Warehouse, where a single bottle may be Lai ass sample ; or by applying through the me dtuns gibe Wssalie Houses. C)aX i Weeinek Na 114 ;Liadel RNA. Silstatidt, *Yee ki s ISI S.' - • MIL AWL fat Tsimes Viedgoi. ~ - • 4t- CIL r ), ; • ItUARY 17; 1810: 1447411P1A 1101783, Foirmat; ti #ha HE G r OilArelgitir6TOAS if go liNtrito . 00 - 11P.iNT ifiRCIIANts 11V0L110.114 1414 Nair BAST iwai g ow seise, That the Court sin be ready, to receive ProjiMali Lei Wri t*, at ioy,9elt oa tit before WEDN2SbAt, the 10th March nett, fresn any Pasok or Perseoi who may be wUling to build either in the River Thames, or at any Out.-poit In .Eagisoi4 SHIP or SHIPS of about 1100 Tons bamboo, Ati lie LET on Freight for the said Company* fierika, for Six li r tiOges - teriski: specifying in 'one sum apcithasent rata of *lei kelght for eacb of the said Sla Voyages. The rittlers, with the Words ° SNp Tender" oil tbe.Cover, to be iciirelly sealed up and left with the *lmitary ,at this House, at or before tighto o'clock at noun; on the said 10th Much neat, beyond *hie Hour w Tend, will be received. JAPie COBB, ectiti4. Thiporticulars of the principal dimensions and.scantlinp, an Inventory of the principal stores, tiO Copy of the Charter-Party faj. each Voyage, as anzttline,ifikether•wkla the other terms and ions on which tskiii`we p; be tenalmketifiTrr, and employed kt the Company* Service, may be bl 4 upon applica tion to Mr. John Minim, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or err Monday, the tali instant. - • •-• TO HACKNEY-COACHMEN AND OTHERS: LOS suppose d to be left itt a Hackney-coach that took up a tare at the Emit-India House on Thursday, a Book, with Engravings, punted al Calcutta; called THE AD VENTURES OF QUI•Hit IN HINDUS FAN. Whoever has found it, may receive FIFTY GUINEAS ou returning it.to the owner —Letters addressed to Captain E. D. Jerusalem Coffee honer, will be thankfully attended to '.3" ` • ...11• , ••,`••••••.• Pan v. SE. AN•fli7l • '4 ALBS irr * Order of the koodituble Commis.inners of Ida 114.1.styi corms, at the Ctistotw House . 11.1i.IHEsTF..:, 'oo Tin t s. uist, February If, at•tru o'clock la tie feenoon,, „• THE FOLLOWING . aeon% In several Lots: . • • TOR RIOICR coisossivsois. • •••": : 4 About 160 Gluons of Geneva, 4$ Gano9s of RAIN 6 Galio n of kapdj, 9 Gallons of Vine, 94 Betties ,of Ruth,. Si Deal Bads,. fp Boxes 84 17 Jars of Saccades, a Brass Gun, gist Prints, If Drawings, Its risen of avotkud Tritelliings; 55 Pieces of Paper for Rooms, 44 Feathers, fe4 Paintings, l i qlver Basket, the if awl "Effort," apd,Matrials ; also brie Handkereliiefs, empty Baskets, a Sail; Mahogany, Tl.read Lace, and,Vells Sealskin, CrpeodOe'e Claw,Tes, Wear 7 log ApPwel, Ctiipe, Ornaments for the head, Deena Nuts, Beads, tee. • • TOR acroatanots. • • Twenty-wv,en Remnants of Silk ge Pines and•lS Sl4le Sill Handkerchiefs, 21 Silk 9l iawls,l4 Silk Scarfs, 49 Pair c f .oatiset Glows, and G Remnants Silk Ribband, Thaywhole may be viewed the day prekedlng, and MottdUg et the Me. Twenty five pre Cent. will be required as a dlusult. N.l;. The Spirits and Wine cannot be sold far lea than the amount of the respeetfv!dot(de thereon, unless for experteeion. LIFII IN TEREST sel43. 10s. Wu . in . out of FREEHOLD PREMISES, its BURR-STREET, ' WAPPING, and WAVER EAST SMITHFIELD.' By Mr. ROBINS, . • At Oarrawayi Coffee-house; thank. ABey,Colithll!.cip DAT Feb. int, L9lO, 54 • rwelve, by order of the Assignee,,. THE ,LIFE INTEREST,Of Mr. JOHN SiltUrr e fixed Fifty-41ns Years, tp the RENTS and Paonrs Issuing out of THREE Stibatantial DWELLINO•I4OII3ES, eltusq Nos. 49, 50, and Si, is Burr-auslti.WlFPinirs and No. St ? Enwer But Smithfield. in ths oecu.paderi of Mr. Hotrnan, htr. Hollov .tv, Captain Boyle, and Mr Charles. Mlj4 retliect 'foie Tenants ms 141110 and at VW,. ]?le room Rental Ono Hundred and 1?w ty-theso Pusan* Ten Shillings per Annum. Particulars ittay be h/d ots the Premises; of Mews. Gab and Soo, Wieners, NO. 70, Baslnghall Street ; *Getaway's; aid of Mr. Robins; Warrsick•steet, Gulden-squana. -• • . RIeIthtERSWORTH, HERTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. - About TWENTY-FOUR ACRES. of tick Water, Meadow, ind Maisie LAND, with Trout Stream, and Abundant* oF Brick Hearth, adjoining the Grand Junction Canal. Mr. ROBINS, . , AtGarraway's colfee-bouse, 'Clumge Alien Titues• tia v. February its, Isl 1, at twelve &Clock, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Mutt Sri tit T e A. VALUABLE .FREEH OLD ESTATE: LY. comprising about TWEN l'Y r rOult stekir o S of rich . Water, Meadow. and Arable LAND, lying compact, situate tposite to Moor Park, a shop distance from Rickritersworth. The Land abouuds with dal Loam, adapted tor the purpose of a Nursery, Market Gardener, or Btick-malier, being contiguous to sPveral capitti Market Towns ' ;nd the facility of conveyance to all parts by the means of the Grand Jtlnctioa Canal, which bounds the Estate on the North Skit. . . . . To be viewed by aPplying A Hampton Hallothere Nilealare may had, at the Swan, Rickaiersworthi Essex Arhis, Watford Wool Pack, St. Alban's; White Horse. Uxbridge ; Red Lien, Southall; Old Hats, Ealing; of Mpsars..oaie and Soo. Soli* tors, 70, 13asinghall-street; at Gitraway's • lad of Mt. Robins, Warwick strittt, Golden-squire, where a Aaa of the Estate may be seen. w . -NO FOR (X)UGHS, HOilitilliNlS:tES, Ike. MR. G EENOUG His PECTORAL LOZ EN. GI s of ; the mat demand foe wlikb, after up. wards of fifty yews trial, proves them a superior remedi for all Coughs, Hoarsenesw, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Coaentrip, dye Complaints.. Ihe genuine only have R. Heyward printed on the stamp, by urban they are prepared, is successor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes at Is. I id. each by bit appointment, by F. New bitty and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yob:I; Sutton and Cb. Bow Church-yard; Bayley entiftCo. Cocksper-streut ; Nit, loyal Ea. change; Ward, 224 9 Holborn ; Clarke, 269, Borough; Sono:, ISO, Oxford tree! ; % Barclays Fleet-Market; Blake; 56, Picea. dilly; and the Voider. of seouine Mtvilcinee. Where aim may be had, Mr. Greenougb'S celebrated TINC TURES for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tootb•Aeb, hi enlarged bottles at Its. H. eadb. _, LOU& AND, $1.1140t1 IAI.DisPENS,NR Y. PATII.OII-111s floret Highoesi the Duke of Foes. isoveastoits. Earl of Fgremoni John Leilauelii, M.P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Junes M. P. Hun. Col . J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. So a neon —Mr. Kiernan, Men of the ;Loyal College, leaded THIS INSTITUTION, establiothed for the excht. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASSS. and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcers does, &e. has to boast the .cure of n. his than 2,000 Patients, an. madly, many of whom have been afflicted frum 10 et ye yew, The early symptoms of Gonorrhea end Chancre ire cured 411 a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior s and ellicadons mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generadve organs, which impair the coastitutioe, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any other OW. . Mr.ltsernau may be consulted as usual, by Witter sex, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Cbatiorte-street, Bedtr e d s - i nuare l where Letters front lowa and Country are to be ad dressed, and the necessary adir.ce and medicine will be given or sent to any pert i 1 the kingdom. This day was puhlillied, price 4s. boards, by F. Kiernan, Second and improved Edition, of a Practical Treatise on the Ve nereal Disease and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. No. 20, Paternover-row; Highley Ind Soo, 174, Fleet-1.3.mq Callow, Crown.cositt. Soho; and by all ether Booksellers MATRIMONY. ARR [AGE should be the foundation of social IVA happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union, nit taking those precautions which would :more them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every f l ank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where the counitutlun has beat tainted bt disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispen:abiy requisite to revive the 61u:oboists sparks *fide, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have ;attributed more sisendelly to destroy Myna*- : neal happiness than those which are theisessequenee of unguarded It was this mosideradeo Whisk induced Stomm: - CUll. lUh sod Co. for Mom Ipet So yuire, to Mem Mob atoll* and Manion eacluslyely to. be treatimot mot eon of the Venereal Dieesse, and the diameters aitsiag tbertimin..46 Wl* to that de* .mscement of the system preload by she dolmans Wok of the lecandderate school boy, which Minis on dim lidos and Delcienckes that prevent or embalm tee et = state. The-successful matt el their plan, gives them iddltrafisal arb dour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are die mat important in the caulegueet human iolrmhiaae h behoove wimp person who has indulged In disarm vise to seek ridg e = Ni kki profms!onal mem (Modem* an todbuissaf, wbieb CURRIE and Co. elalusAbe lipids. at atholoode aatbesitp e as well as the testimony of Meentribetod faits. In pi/nimbi the cure of thew eomplanta, they hold out so binning RP vice; but, sausage, as en toed soni be, eche edam@ of tiatb idarnida,they oQerthait atiMenalans lanidarly olobisid M. tiers of the Royal Colleges of Aswan of Lakin add Ligefirib. Slight and recent cams el Syphiletic Infoscilms are masa In the short spies two daya Them of the mom duratioo such as Obetroodans, - invetekt• &decrees -liaise she Sam; Gkots, die. area permanently and ipeedily pure& Patients in the mantry to stetirtlesir age, nessierOkrii% by wet, soda*/ a yemirmace, will have be rog=talen and stiVa x erwatded to any port of the UMW aatapolureses Nos In • .Icastt,:s • ' :ALA " 7-7 7:77TFT:77 7 7 -- 0a . ..V.4011...• -; J: TO PERSONS WHO ARE BALD, OR WHOSE HAIR IS TURNING GREY. THE following Letter, lately received in additiOn to thousands of a similar kind, Is submitted to the Reader's attendee. - " 'l'o Mr. JAI/11 AI i LIXSON, Sta—l send you the following fact, because I consiger Its pubncity not only as an act of justice to yourself, bet also as tending to public benefit. About six years ago my hale began to all off,and continued in that declining state till 1 wasseerly hut, when I was induced by a friend to try a bottle of what you call your Curling Fluid, which he recommended from experience as a most efficacioos articie for the growth of the hair; I accordingly purchased a bottle front Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer in tin:town, and alter rootintling its tiw for abaut three months, I hare cum pletely recoven.d my hair, which is now as strong acid thick a+ it ever sins in my life; and I feel SO perfectly convinced of its effi eau, that I have no doubt but that soy sine who will give it a trial, will be equally succesaLL I am, Sir, yours, dtc. " Lelcest -r, Sept. es, 'so S. “ DANItL 111 , 1MPSON." The CURLING FLOSO is prepared principally from the OIL or Tlll COCOA NuT, which is well known. where the Cocoa Tree Is a native, for i a efficacy for the growth of the hair : it frees the hair from scurf, &c. makes it soft.and glossy as sdk, and keeps it in Curl during Exercise, or in Damp Weather, price 3s. wid one Guinea a.bottle. Ain A IKINSON's 'VEGETABLE DYF., which, "by the most simple process, changes Grey or Red Hair, on the ken, &e. to a permanent Auburn or Black, price ss. tor. rid. aced One Guinea.—Sold by Jas. Atkinson, Periumer,. NO. 43, Gei rardAtreet Sohosequare, Landau; and by awry Vcrionw" lad liairbdtres:rs in the Kingdom. Cautmn.—Be particular to ask for " Atkinson's Curling Field" or" Atkinsines Vtgeublo !lye;' and olnierve his name and &d -ew on the Label, as there are noose/out imitation.. To Messrs. ROWLAtatid SON, Proprietors of the MACASSAR OIL, Kirby-strut, Hatton++ • garden, London. GENTLEMEN, n EINt.; f.O fully convinced of the efficacy of your 1.1 Macassar Oil that I mum* forbear congratulating you and the country upon so valuable a discovery, and you are perfectly at liberty to publish the following facts: .A few months since my hair began to fall off in such quantities, that in a few weeks I became hearty bald; and being a young man, and extremely un wilLng to wear a wig. I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Da centry, for advice, who recommended to me the Macassar Oil and I have now the satisfaction of Inlorming you, that alter bar. ins applied two bottles of 3s. 64. each, the hair began to grow as thick and as s:roug as ever. I have at tiro moment as much hair on my head as I 'Ow wish for or require. I remain,Gentkmeu. your very obliged servant, Staverton, Nigel's, July 6, 1815. E. COLLEGE. he inestimable qualities of this Oil, for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on the baklest places—sttotag and beautiful curls —gloss and pleasant perfume—Whlskets, Eyebrows,&c.are fully ex e latned in ROWLAND% "CREATHE on the HAIR, which is intloved with each genuine bottle. The outside label of each bottle is signed in red ink, " A. Rowland & Sou." Price Is. ed. les. 6d. and El Is. ptr bottle. Also, ROWLAND% ESSENCE of TYRE, Which will Immediately and effectually change Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brow!, Whiskers, 3tc. to a permanent Brown or Black, and so permanent that it cannot be removed by washing. h Is p.ets city innocent, and Ladies and Gentknwn may dye their Hair with Ease and Secrecy. , Price 75.64. per bottle, or small bottles for trial, at 4r. each. The froprietorsgurrant its efficacy. Sold by the sole Proprietors, as above, and by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchboro street ; Mr,Sniith, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, (;Attie and Pearce, 57, D. Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turtivr, 75, New BotiS street: Thevennt and Co. ditto; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and Duchess of York. Cockspur.street: S. Berry, 17., Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho; borne, 3.0, Strand; But ler, 4, Rigge, 65, Cbrapside, and 52, Park•street ; Burgess, GS, Holborn-lull ; said Barclay and Sons. 95, Fleet Market. . N ..(11ps Alt! n uk hi, a, Ne t * ~kty 1 ' 1 044 /fi i eiht Iran i* e bier nbridit' fed; nu t it ins, CAliaii rte, Pt ivLit of er: dee Jury oz . A iith ;brow of the riPar7;. at4l the ted the lot so whose ct, trig' fumed, ious to' ctrign, valour :onui* oliim of the runt it st hoe ;ich Peri* 1.1 10 I) g : AI Ida had tet . . 11, SR I ,1 .0! la' a~ ill •