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• I - .. ,~; 'i gV)IE ER. 9203.' THEA'T'RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Anson so. rfiE PERFORMERS engaged at this Theatie for the ensuing Season, are requested to meet In the Green own, OD NI/ODD LIDDY, the 4th iaf September, to settle UMW mints for the opening of the Thratre on the followlig Skrua- By Order of the Sub-Committee, C. W. WARD. ... ------------ This day wits published, in evo. priest 7s. . 1 N EPITOME of JURIDICAL or FOREN - SIC MEDICINE, containing the Tests sad Antidotes of Jisons; with Observations on Hanging, Drowning, Lunacy, M u rder, Abadan, &t: kr.. By GEORGE EDWARD MALE, M.D. pi ysiden to the Birmingham Hospital. rented for T.and G. Underwood, ss, Fleet-street, London. TW di! wit published, elegantly printed in Quarto, • with a w owe d Use, Pr ils. is bawds ; Proof Intpres sloes, its 19s. in boards, THE LAKES OF LANCASHIRE, WEST. MORELAND, and CUMBERLAND, delineated in 43 Ingravinp, by the meet eminent Artists, from Drawings. By JOSEPH FARING row, R.A. 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POUCH OF LONDON. 'llls day was published, in One lugs Vol. giro. price l Ss. Isseedo s ‘r• INUVES et EVIDENCE titian Ware a Se.' ANAL len Coalmines appointed by the Henn of Commons. to Inquire into the State of the POLICE of the MEIROPOLLS. V.th Note., Cbservations, and a Preface. By a MAGI3I*RATE of the County of MIDDLESEX. Printed tor Sherwood, Neely. and Jones Paternoster-row •J. Boo! 11, Doke-siren s Portland-place; J. Ha:chard; Piccadilly ; Lid J. M. Richardson, Lorain% Of whom may be bad, BhGOARS. I. Minutes of Drith nee taken before the Committee appointed ty the House of Cm/worts to intake into the State ut Men dicky and Vagrancy in the Metropolis and its Neighbourhood. OMerst to be printed July li ' int 2. Second Edition. To which is added, the Second 'Report, as ordered to be printed May 28, 1616. (Ape vol No. price as. 2. The Second Kepoet of the noose of C,onintons on Men- I dicky. Ordered to be printed May nt, told, price BREAD. S. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee appointed be the Huuse of Commons to inquire into the Existing Laws which regulate the Manufacture awl Sale of Bread, in the Me tropolis and its Neighbot.rbood. Ordered to be printed July ti, 2812, price Ha. This day was published, in 1 volume, royal secs price LI. INS fRUCTIONS to YOUNG SPORTSNIEN, on the CHOICE, CARE, and M ANAG EM EN 1 . ut GUNS, Hints fur the Prvarrvati .n of Game ; e ions for shooting • Wildfowl, &c. &c. ice, With a concise Abridgiutut of the prin c pal Game Laws. By P. HAWICF.R, Esq. The Second Edition, with Expianaiory Plats.s, considerably en larhe d and improved. London Printed for It. Hunter (successor to Mr. Johnson), St. l'ad's Church-yard, and J. Ridgway and Sons, Piccadilly, Lou don; and suld'by Brodie and Dowding, ealisbury. The following are rrracts relative to the First Edition, which entua'ned scarcely a fo.irth part of the information comprised in the Second : " '1 hi Author of this little Book has comprised more valuable infursn..zithi in 150 small pages, than is often to be found in a vo lume el thrice its dimensions; and, notwithstanding the modest pretensions set forth in the :reface, of its being written for the amusement and instruction of the inexperienced Sportsmin, to Whom alone *o humble a production Is offered, we may with con fidence asset:, that the experienced, as well as the inexperienced, veil) find mush practical information and original remark, con cisely yet I.erspictioudy expressed In the different subjects which are treated of in the Work."—Sporting Magazine, May, 11114. " Had we been in the humour, as we sometimes have been, before we saw this book, to fall in with the declaration of the Wise Man, that there is nothing new under the sun, we should new suspend our opinion; her we have met with a great deal, in these Instructions to Young Sportsmen, entirely new to us, not withstanding we have waded over various Sportsmen's Guides and Shooter's Eilreetbries. This little Work is so original, and bespeaks so much practical experience of the subjects on whi hi t i treats, and such thorough sportunfinlike knowledge, that e 'Mental', recommend it to our Sporting headers."—Critical le 'Stew, May, telt. DIXON'S ANTIBUJOUS PILLS. THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity iu the private practice of the Prpprietor, Mr. DIXON, t‘v hecmy ; and from their great success in many obstinate buigus &oasts, on numerous Patients of dierlncdon, para. Wally tie Date of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady MY and Sfl.E, the Yieeountess BULKEI.EY, Etc. ate. be was poi• seWled to outer them to the Public, under sanction of their names. 1 hey ere found to be an incomparable remedy for indigo". Sou, and restoring the tone of the stomach. They remove ha. We ' d and temporary eativeness, sick bead.achs, and Imen-bern, 'Liter arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, item. orate diet, 6r drinking to excess, and will be foend a most valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon every indisposition, oc casioned by a disordered state et the stomach and Bowels. Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Casaride, Louisa; In boa r . . od. 65. and uSs. and also by Mr. Gardner, Gana. street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, Dame-e Meet, bubho; and the Medicine Venders in sissy Chy and TOW* wt Unued Kingdom. ti b f(QS je .olp. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1816. ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF Of THE MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. At the Orr or Limoom TAVERN, on the 28th of Ant:mar, ISIS. JOSHUA WATSON, Etq. in the Chair. The Conintittee of the Asoodatinn for the Relief of the Ma nufacturintand Labouring Poor And it necessary to declare, that it Is not In their plan to give relief to individuals, but that they puipoee to render anlitance to Dicricts, Towns, Villages, or other Places, especially in aid of Local Comnlittee% or Societies, in their ezertioas for the Poor In . tlitise Neighbourhoods where distress *tins. Various Sums have been already sent to the places undermentioned; and the Conimittee meet at the City of London Tavern, to take into immediate Conskieradun all coru annications made to them Bilston. • Bolton.le.Moora. Bridpott. Hinckley. Kingswinferd. Sutton Ashileld, Notts. Spitalfiek a, with Beth. nal-Green. and Mile. end New; Town. Kiddernsiobter. Diaressed parts of SedgToy. Sudbury. • Tipton. Rowley-Reslu. Dudley. Darlascon. Wlnlaton, Durham. Bromsgrote. Wednesbury. West Bromwich. •Sroekpurt. Cowley. Winton, S. W. Amount of Suboviptions alreadl The Pelican Fire•Of- ' advertised .5311,511 S T 5 Mr. C. B. Wel%soon .55 5 Geu. Sir W. Cockburn 10 0 G. J. Gibson, Esq. Si 0 C. H. I t J. H. D. and W..H. 1 0 Mr. E Chester I 1 Dr Hall 5 5 Rev. R. Yates 5 0 £lOO 0 Is part of a voluntary Sulpietiption of one day's pay from the Offieers,Non commie. lamed Officers, and • Privates of thatpor• Non of the Royal -Ike. ;:`.. M. Palmer, Sari. SO 0 _ _ .. . giment of Athaliery doing duty in the Gar rison of Woolwich and Mrs. Palmer so o pr. Hume 5 5 Mr. E. Horne 5 5 S; Oascler f Esq. 10 10 Mr. J. Halide/roe 5 5 Edw. Way, EA. So 0 John auk, - eo 0 its vicinity,per lAeut.• Gen. Johnltem 100 0 The Surrey ' 1 heave, per Mr. Dibctio, Pro prietor 40 0 A Country Curate 10 0 Bachelor's Mite 1 u Uppinghamiemie 1 0 Mrs. Wilson 90 0 Mr. T. Snell 10 0 H. F spencer. E.q. 10 s 0 Kim G A. Hatch 3 0 J. ittackeray. Esq. St G. 'titles, En. 10 10 J.B S S E.E.2 0 M. L. W. 1 1 A. P, SO 0 W. Horsngwortb, Esq. 90 0 John Torun, Esq. 10 0 Masan. Watson, Kemp _ Alex. Riddell, Etq. So 0 Rev. C. P. Bertiey 10 10 ... _ _ ble, and Holt st 10 Charles Clews, Eq. 10 0 Martin Wars, En. 10 0 Mrs. M. Sraftlt 10 10 Miss !Weadock. 3 1 T. G. S. 10 0 J. W. Q. e i 0 Re•. 1 H. Howlett '2 2 F. Waring, Esq. Mrs. Croon 5 0 8. Bevan. 44. 10 0 Mr. T. Writhe 5 0 Rev. T. W. 1 1 A. B. 5 5 10 10 P. Booth; Esq. - 21 0 Capt. Fanshawe, R.N. 10 0 Mrs M. Cipriani 5 0 Mr A. H. Strong 5 5 Mr. M. kowarth 2 2 Miss M. Hope 10 0 A. Alleto, k.sq. 10 0 Rev. T. Whits ' 5 0 Mr C.l CI. Vussool.. —.5 0 t Lady Mrs. S. Halsey tI.W. . 5 0 10 0 10 0 iimiti, Derail. sod Oa. 50 0 Mr. J. Hall 5 & host Russell, jun. Esq. 100 0 1. G. I.swaistre, Esq. 10 0 John Haosbrougb, Eq. ioo 0 Sir(.: Pegg* S S Mr* Pallu..r 40 0 Earl of Ribscberry 100 0 T. 1.. Ltx!.nitre 1 0 ERRATUM In last Advcrtisentent. For." Unarm," read " East India Duck Company." Subeetiptless areseeeivirt for the Msoriadon by all the Bankers of 1 ondoa and Westadorter •' at the liar of Lloyd's Cuffca. Hoag; acd at the City of London Tavern. • It is requested that all Letters from the Country to the Asso ciation be directed to the Secretary, and put nth!er a cover, addressed as follows; Frauds Fueling, Eq. General A. M L. P. W. G. CARTER, Sec. Temple-i 'Famb. ro. London. INDIA SHAWLS........MII.I.AktII'S EAST—INDIA WARE HOUSES, Nu 16, CHEAI'sIDE. LADIES. hAving mire presents th in they have occasion for, may eschange flows for other Goods, to ad vantage, or receive their inmost value in cash, by applying us above, where the greatest variety may be inspected, at the first pikes; together with a peculiar choice of curious imitations of ditto, in.Cashmire. Angola, &c. together will the new Polonaise and .4elavoilian s ravelling Shawl. PALSY AND PARALY TIC AFFiIeTIONN. THE following is the Copy of a Letter from th e Rev. Richard Jordan, Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester. Kent, to James Rymer, Surgeon, Ryegate, Surrey t Rochester, July 7, 1812. Sit am now so well he health as to have the peculiar iatis. fiction of discharging all the duties of my church with great ease: Under the blessing of DIVINE. PROVIDLUCt, 1 Mot attribute my recovery to the use of your invaluable CARDIAC TINC CURE; and 1 derby to give this public testimony Gilts eilleacy, in order that all who are afflicted with Paw may know the:this imaffient Medicine will refine them, the use of which I do most earnestly tacommend. RICHARD JORDAN. CASE KVIILTO MR. RYMER. Rochester, May 12, 1812. Sta—l desire yen vl send directed to me at Itimberter, spine bottle of year C.rdise Nereons Tincture. I have had. two p.m Lytle Su, viz. on the fist of December, and the 16th of February bac, and entirely lest the me of my left side; but am much reco. vend, and sae walk a. little with the a/datum of astick. P.S. The Rev. Richard hordes recommended me to apply to you: be le eared lry year Timms, and bad lost the nit of ha left side. I will remit your anima es pay to your order. lam. kr,your affiedigat serve. JOHN DONALD, Collett. of Excise. TO MR. RYI/DIR, FROM THE SAME. Romer, May 211, MS. • • ihso.-1 have received your Cardiac TiActereon the 17th htst. skate width I have taken it replarond am much better. Ihe .nembssese of the Sens is marl, into removed, and the diploma in my bead knack better, the omaractinas ia my seek are easier, and akegetber as me* better, and pip strength every day. Ennead is year eameat. 1 ma, Sir, your meth @Wed bumble JOHN DONALD. Sold Whisking and Retail by Mr. Ryweer's appointment, by Messes. Surma sod Ca. (late Day and Co.) No. 10, Bow Church-yard; and Rea by Fred. Smith, No. 29, Haringhee Randall, Royal Waage ; bacon awl Co. Onord-strest ; F. New berry and See, 49, St. Peers Choreillard; J. Hens, Omer of Ledpte-areas md by every Vender i nPatent Medicines is the Wan lik‘ploos, 62 bodes, at es. U. ; and be. OM Ist Ns. W whicit tiers is a oducklarable mash* • ipitiftST DRAWN PRIZE on the 17th of ' NEXT MON CH, must be 8E40,000, and may be 010,000 S per Cent. Coast& The SCHEME is bighly approved of— the Capital Prisesale numerous—'and an equal Number of Tickets will be Drawn each Day.—rickets and Shares are selling at the OEI Established State Lottery Office, 40. Cnrnhill, where up wards of Two MILLIONS sterling ltavelieen paid to the Public, by their most obedient Servants, HORNSBY and CO. FIRST DRAWN PRIZE £40,000. SWIFT and CO. pecottunend to their Friends aye. the Public, the GRAND SCHEME of the present RICH 1.0 TTERY, to BEGIN on the 17th of SEPTEMBER, *high consists of only 14,%u tickets, and contains 2 .... Prises of .240,0b0 2 . 30.000 2. And 2.1126 other Prizes, of 41,000, 4500, &c. &c. In Consols and Money. The whole will be decided in *Throe Days; an I I equal number of Tickets to be Drawn each Day. The First 1 Drawn Prize the First Day will receive £4U,nOO ; and the. First Drawn Prize on each of the other Days will receive itl&i,000. Tickets toll Shares are Selling a: Sim/ and Co.'s old established Oakes, No. 11. Poultry, I No. 21, Aldgate High- No. 12, Charing cross, street. Whirs all llisinein in the Public Funds Is carefully transacmd.— Prizes paid on demand. 17TH SEPTEMBER, THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE WII.I. BE ENTITLED FO FOR IT THOUSAND POUNDS! ! IN addi tio n to its chance of being Drawn a Prize of another •e 40,000. making an unequalled Capital of £BO,OOO. rho chance of this, howevcr, can ouly be obtained by those Adventurers who purchase before the First Day of Draw ing. GRAND SCHEME. 2 Prises of £40,000 s per Ct. C005....41 1 ),000 2 •••••••••.» 2 8 •• 10 •......• 5OO ditto . 10 10 g 0........ ......... ...... ... 50 ditto .... ...... ...... 1,000 2,778 ON SALK AT AVE3I; rORTUNATE ()Triers, N 0.9, CORNIIIL L. AND 17,1.1100A1 fricKE•rs and S H RES I , f• the !:st• timer?, oljas tea aosivenv Drawing on TUFSDAY, time mit • SEPfE vl v FR. . 2 Cranl Prizes of at 40,000 S - • aCIO,OOO 2 - . 4'4,000 With 2S other Capitals In S per Cent. Congaii, torus a Scheme of nnusual attraction ; for although there are hot 14,000 pickets, the Prizes amount (in Stock and Money) to aG :05,780. To i,btuie the above splendid Qapitals, au EARLY purchase is absolutely rkqussite, as £lO,OOO is attached to the First Prize drawn out of the Wheel'. G. WEBB, Presumes the Public have observed bow wonderfully fortunate his Oakes have been la every Lottery for several yeas; but an former itr.tances of Luck have been *clipped by his piece% in the Last Lottery, in which be shared and sold more than Half the Atuoitut of All the Capital Prizes in the Scheme, vit. 12,690 In Twelve Shares £91,000 325 In Five Shares £90,000 3,194 Whole Wicket #5,000 798 In Twelve Shares £l,OOO Besides several of X4OO, £300,&c. and in the last year Webb shared and sold TWO, of £30,000, One of £20,000, One of £lO,OOO, &c. &c. State Lottery Of less, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street. To the Chevalier RUSPINI, Surgeon-Demist to his Royal Highness the Palace Rennie, No. 90, Pall Mall. SIR —..Havi!itt been afflicted with a spitting of blood from the lungs for upwards of four years, during which time was not able to go out of my house, I was at last induced to try your STYPTIC, and on taking two bottles apeording to your kind direction, I have experienced such an extraordinary change, and have recovered as much e.rength as to have been enabled to walk u far as year house last Thursday, to sewn you my sincere thanks—l remain, Sir, your grateful humble servant, N 0.6, Eston . , treet, Pimlico, F. WIN FER. lath Assets , 1916. MATRIMONY. 44 Invalidique ?slam isferant jejunia nati."—Vieo. ----- From the faint embrace • Unmanly eons arise-4 puny race I iIAR lt lAGE should be the foundation of s ocial IVA. happiness, wbieb is often disturbed through the parties that loan the union, not taking those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under which human nature is known to suffer, there M Onone more alarming or more dis arming than tho se result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, ar solitary intettperance. Moen. CURRIE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous at. Outsell of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment and cure of CERTAIN COMPI.AINTS, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they offer speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, which is contracted to an unguarded moment, and which poisuns the • springs ratite and for every class of debility, which is the conse quence of juvenile Indiscretions, preventing the maturity of man hood, entailing by atricipation on its unhappy victim ail the in ftrankfee of old age --ths body becoming enervated and ema ciated--abe cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind gloomy and dejected For the result of their success In this particu lar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have acquired, by .SO years experience, in 'a numb extended practice. In slight and recent copes pf SyphlHe tic Complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days; and in the most aggravated eases, a proper perseverance in their plan ot treatment insures to the patient an Invigorated coasdtation. Married Women, who base lens been disappointed in the, expectations ot a family, may be assured that, In most instanees, such defeas are eatable by medical akill; and though the re moval of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncertainty With others, yet the cure of such defects, by . the gradual pro. grow ot relsosasaus, is the acquirement of their experience. , . Mews. CURRIE and CO may be consulted by Patients of either Oa, wkb the pretest smarty and honour, at their house, -N0.107, Hatton garden. Patens in the country, medal( their 'case, sge, and general habit of living, ate, am i n t elosinga m g t . tame foe advice and medicines, the MEW will isle given Or sentls pin OVA, liArlooL—iu7l Havoo-prilso. 4,000 l'ickrts. Stock and Money, X 205.780 Tkkets and Shares are on Sale in great variety at No. 7, CORNHII.I., and 2.4 OXFORD.STREET, where the above magutficent Capitals will be paid on demand.— AU business iu the Public Funds trausacted.—.orders from the Country immediately attended to. Present Priers.— ricket......523 12 0 _ _ 14alf £l2 701 Eighth - £3 3 6 Quarter - 6 5 0 Sixteenth 1 12 0 An Equal Number of Tiake•A will be drawn each Day. G. CARROLL, Contractor. ale Au: Etrangers —Les Per.ionne, du Continent pruvent u pourvoir de Billets tant enders que divi.E4 en portions, au prix et defisug Niu4S.4 au Burtau de la I.otterie d'Etat de G. CARROLL, T I.ondrvs, snit en eatlreisant i lui directetuent,ou par rentreonse de 'etas Correspoodens '.l l llllagallinfrillwelOr qr.vat • . • Pry. Wr r* • •• • • • +a THE MEMBERS Of THE socirrv. Pok. BNCOURAGEMRI4 r OP ARI 5, MANUFACFURSS, AND COMMERCg. Mi Lama AND OINTLICiIII4 • . . • VACANCY having takfn p! v e in your Society El by die death of Dr. Tuutiaitt. Pour late. him-reeßvmed Set:miry, permit me to Gra myself to your chnice is his suc -1 CetIOT. If a liberal education, and a lie hitherto devotiti! Lo the pur.. inutsoffiterature, of gtneml science . , and to the practical applies. tion of the piinciples of chemistry and mechanics to .arts and Manufactures, he the qualificarilns required, in your S.-cretary, trust that I may, %Vishnu: prrouitiption, aspire to that office.— Should 1 by your lilndne‘t be Onaay iutceisf hAsinessof my situadott and the general iittere4l a the Society will become, both from duty and inclination, the objvcts cf spy first and midi vlded a• motion. • I have honour. to Iv My birds and Gesitkincia, your obetilent servant, 4, Broad Street Buildings; AR I HUB AIICIN6 . August 25, 1416. PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL THOUSANDS of Ladies And Gentlemen hive a good bead of hair by using PRINCE'S RU SR OIL only; but some Ladles, through advertisements, or being per suaded by their hair drawn tit use other ods, coon founi the difference, as they have coloured their I air;, or ei.anged it, to a • purple shade, or it bas begun to fall off, or torn trey. In short, Prince's Russia Oil Is the wbolesoroest and beat Oil for, presto-03g and promoting the growth of hair of LaAi.,Geotlemen, and Chit. dran. and if used constantly, not a hair will fall •tif or turn grey ; it makes weak and short hair grow thick and long, ren.his dry or harsh hair soft, promotes eye-brows and whiskers Gentlemen who are bald, of hate low part of their hoir, Ilse least sign of roots of hair **ening by using Prince's Russia On regular for a short time. will beam to have it teworod...., Thousands of Gentlemen tha . were bald bye declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for a short time. *e biM places became covered with bar. Gentleman Who Weir pm*, ought to use it instead of pomat um. Ladle, will find Princes Russia Oil preferable to any pedal, - when dressing real or false hair, as it curls the hair whiclk wig they Lke. And what makes Prince's Russia Oil more valuable. it is so healthy, and such' a atrenltifener to the bead, that who. ever uses it for their hair will not be liable to catch the plague, fevers, or any other infectious diseases ; nor be ef fected with headaches. giddiness, nielatichoty madness, We' ;wry. Prevents sudden deadly, which are daily occurring, all proceeds from weakness in the head. No doubt many will think it impossible for an Oil Osed on the hair to possess such virtue in ;deserving the health, but there arc simple ankles, when tried, that are found to be of great benefit . to mankind; for exam ple, in all ancent nr:dical publications, Artimatie Oil, such as Prince's Russia Oil, is particularly recommended to be used for the hair, as it is Very wholesome. The Ancients Used many years longer than the present generation, and bad fine hair. that std not turn grey, even' to an advanced age. So !steal the SO of August, lola, the Morning Chronicle, and several other principal Papers, in London, mention of persons living from lon to 200 years and upwards, most probably through using proper oils for the hair. See the Meilcal Act of Parliament, you will end Prince's &tar _ . eh Oil is so wholesome, is the reatoa that it must not be void without having $ Sri Isla Government medical stamp Therefoie lilies an .1 C: !linemen, In this or any other country, should use Prince's Russia Oil, as thrcegh the aromatic ingredients with which it is prima - % 4, when u f.ed hr the hair, prevents catching uireci.ous drieates, w'U pre-erve the Lair and health, and he the itte...r.s or their living /rats longer thin the pre. rat eetieratton db. ash (Vial in the Navy in in enteageneie a le . years sinew was lse•-0- 4 a so.thenspektlie heed, end eke: me weitedwilelol3l . 3; - it lett the tart without hsir, and at every change of weather hie !Lead iie.ne so west, it gave him much pain, and caused hlm at times to feel melaticuoly ; but after min Prince's Russia Oil, the wounded part became covered with hair, and his had so emelt strengthened, that since using it he has not Mt the wesknesees. Is the wholekenest and bat oil for children's hair, 1:1: motes and strengtheus their hair, clearing their heads scurf, and keeps the head and hair perfectly clean, and is se wholesome when used for cliikiren's hair,prevento their catching diseases, as" proof, in 1814. in Surrey, the scarlet fever was very premaut among the children, but several families there, who used Prince's Russia Oil fur their children's hair, teamed It; therefore poems should use it for their children, whether at home neat school, Even physicans allow that certain oils use the the hair is very healthy, many use it themselves, as well as maim mend ft. The following is a roof that Priuce's Russia Oil Is.th* original and only genuine in the Universe, although some ref the ingredients are the pro.luce of Russia; but the principal armada ingre.lients are the productif Great Britain ; even it they west the genuine Russia Oil in Russia, or:in any other country in the world, they must send to London for it: Proved by mob on the 114th of November, 18i e, before the . Lord Mayor of London, that A. Prince I. the original Proprietor,of the Russia MIL Also the fiel swing Gentlemen, who are the first respectable Perfumers and Medidne Venders iti London,. who have sold it for .hese ten years : —Smyth and Nephew. Perfureem to his Ma. jesty, New Hood -street; Hentitie, Perfumer to her: Majesty, Tichborne-street; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prime and Princess, and Duke and Duchess 6f York. Cock.per-street; Newbery, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Church yard; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market; Butler, 4, teseepaid e $ Ed. w ares, 08, St. Paul's Church yard; Burgess, 83, PiolbormhUlc Low, 22 ~ Strand; Bacon. 150, Oxford -street; I. Raise and Co. 25 9 Kin g- street. Covent-garden ; Berry. Johnson, Greek street; Davison, 9, Fleet-street; Rigs*, 65, Chespelde; • and by most princip al: Perfumers and Medicine Venders. The above is a proof that Prince's Russia Oil is the ohly tau nolne; there'ore if any Perfumer, Medicine Vender, Hairdresser, or any one else, iii O: eat Muhl, France, Germany, the East and 'West Indies ' and any other countries, sell Rued.' Oillafat tenet Prince's, it Is here pUblicly mentioned, they are impostota, u they sell counterfeits to their customers. CIA 11 I'lol4.—The high reputation of Prince's Rush Oil showe d* other articles for the hair, has induced insidious persons to !me pose on the Public base counterfeits, composed of ingredients in jurious to the hair; and to deceive the Public, the impostors hate an Eagle; also a fictitious Russian name, printed on the 'wrappers of their bottles; they also call their counterfeits the original, sal pretimi they got It iron) Russia; but the impostors, findieg no respectable Venders will sell their counterfeits, they leave it with Hair-dressers, itc. and allow them 's great discount to sell it, as there are many who de not care what they sell, if they can jet more by it; but there are respectable Hair-dressers who will net sell any but Prince's genuine Russia OiL There are many Ladies and Gentlemen, in-town and country, who have complained of using Russia Oil without henget, op at , count of impostors, who said them counterfeits, and perseaded ' ' them it was genuine ; therefore purchasers will be partieuler to adi for Prince's Russia Oil, and observe, 44 Prince" jot on the cover and on the seal, and a British Government Stamp . over the cork of each bottle, without it is not genuine. at es. the small 1 l•botile, or a bottle, eontalnlog the quaintly of nea.ly Ave strafe, IS Is. • or a dozen I is. bottles for seep. Sold wholesale, retail, and far exportatioe, by the iele,Yerie. tor, Prince, dentist, 9, Joha-street, Oxford-etreet, Isonsion,-. Observe. as the numbers tun irregular in John-skeet, Princes's house is next door to a coaclishalrees. Sold also by most min - civet Perfumem and Medicine Venders, his so prepared as to keep in all climates—the older the better. Merchants, Captains, and Country Shopkeeper*, will receive liberal allowance. Merchants UM Captains having orders to lend Russia 011 . abroad, will be particular to have Prince's genuine Rush Oil, as there are wholesale Perrumers in the City who have taken ih Merchants end Captains, who sold them counterfeit Russia Oil, Bed persuade thins their eminterfeles are the genuine. Several Merchants who have been tahen In with the counterfeit, sent them abroad, mod bed them teuweeld. The Proprietor has hems • Informed tiwt in larossels,as wallas other parts of the Conduit. there is a OMR dint of ieunterfeit Russia Oil sent over by hops. . tors hunt this earssist ; bat them are many Ladies and Garde. mat who win .vee Ims ether thee) Prillee. Saida Oil, as the/ hitoW that It is Ow ler pub& 1 , • • • tat st, t ot C" 1 / 4 .../A 411:.,V"-A i t mo -) N 0. , . * • • DAY AND MAR - I'IN'S BLACKING. V I HE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by A. DAY and MAK Uhl, 97, High Holborn. this ine4timable Contpo:ition. with half the usual 'labour, produces a mast bril. dant jet-black, lolly equal to the Mello:it Japan Varnish; affords peculiar nourishment co the Leather; will not sod the finest Linen; is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will re. taiu its virtues in . any Climate. Gold retail by the principal Grocers, Boot-Makers, Oilmen, and. Perfumers, in the United Kingdom.—ln Pmt Bottles ls. 611. Halt Yeats 10d. each. 17