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NVy, the Officers of the GStlr Regiment,. deeply inipres,eti with the great loss we sustain by your removal from th.. ct,:nmald of the Regiment, cannot permit that.evcpt to take place without attempting to express dui sincere regret at the necessity of soLh separation. For the period of 13 years that we bad the honour and happiness of being under your command, and for t:,.terded period of upwards of 40 years that you have bee,) a Officer of the Regiment, you have evinced to every indi viJual of the Corps, v in tku character of Corotttinding Officer and cuinpantoo, .rich amiability of disposition and benevolence, that `.,,❑ will remain endeared to us as lung as we have life. . . We oow beg leave. to congratulate you, en the promise given v o f appr‘aching promotion, and request that' you will believe .5.1: the good wishes of the Regiment will follow your perion Id vay one of your succeeding situations in life., In the name of the Officers of the '•. • INTENDED BRIDGE OVER KI'NO'S FERRY TO THE • ' This day were published, price 1Z v MULE Y's *TAX TABLES for .1809; Al.Con twining the Acts Marin to the 'PROPERTY . T 43; AS SESSED TAXES, STAMPS, .and .HAtttkrit e tOAPtikli; wad the new Acts for the RELIEF of EANKRUPO ind SOLVENT DEBTORS, passed. the liiiiSitsdots of Parlihesque. . • . • Printedfor G. Kearsley, 4G. Fleet-street, • • t & • TVs ItgLiiiiirViordelo ism. price 4.. m A ra Wa r d s , N iNvistruGATropi of the DEFINITION 1 1 *clumping; lAriltrith• Davinitorr Clime infer wit hich it elobtaid,amithe Dlittrine of a Der t zt Wilms; sf ib• ..T;. kit, beta by Dtr: cake, and Glitz Mcchutia Proximal. In a •te.t:e• 4 LectMi.- , • • - . • BY MELVIT42 SI‘O4.NY., ig san _ . . _. PAI ' or Orrin ennuis, enn, ....c.:l ..field. riiii.te4 for I• • Huta, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; 41 4 i• W * WICEII4" ______ • • . RESIDENCE. NEAR READING. • r rO be LET, or SOLD, several very - desirable •a• PRILIVASES, Furultbasi or Utifuruiabcd, with Laud. -Pawn lies iu alrallt'of such iscommodation, to rem or purchase, by send. Inc Elit porticuLirs of their request {free of portage} to I. Wiow, Reale& *4:111 fleet with due attention. 68th Licht infantry Regiment, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Major and Lient.-Colonel Commandins the Regiment. Soloces Farley, 68tE Regiment, &c. REPLY. Londm, Jidy G rt. E EN—The very handsome end attering terms with i‘ i lic h•you have done me the honour to notice my removal from the command of the Regiment, is senstbly felt by me, and I wish could as well express my towledgmeut of your attachment to ine on the occasion. After having served so many years in the Regiment, it is a very free: satisfaction to me, to have my conduct approved of, and to 1-ave it with the regret of those Gentlemen whom I had the good fortune to command. It is with much pleasure I reflect that I leave the Regiment an eilic.ent one, and that the command devolves on so capable an Officer assisted by Gentlemen, whose past diligence in the dis charge of their duty, makes me conEdent that the Regiment will praise on the service in which they are now about to be employed. 1 have the honour to by, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and bumble servant, JOHN FARLEY, Colonel and Lieut.-tolonel 68Th Light Infantry Regt. Lieut.-Colonel Johnston, and :he Officers of the 68th Regiment. i . I.ITTERY, liTal ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. SCHEME. 4 4 2,000 Besides Xicn, Sze ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DA)i r IIriFT and Co. respectfully inform tlf , ! Public, S thst Tickets and Shales are on Sale at all their Offices; No. 11,PoAtry, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and No. 31, Aldgate High- Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and the Adi/trurer an opportunity of gaining the immense of £BO,OOO ! !! which may be obtained by purchasing the of a Number, or in proportion for any part. Tickets and s will he higher before the Drawing. . PRESENT PRICE Ticket, £ZI lls. r .61 0 . 0 I Eighth - 5 13 ' 0 1 Sixteenth X:: 17 0 1 9 0 A GREAT REDUCTION ON IRISH LINENS!! TE Belfast Linen Company have the satisfaction ' 'to announce to tlie.Pubbc, that haVir.g procured a quantity of I:11N, at. a very low - prisivs'great reduction kas taken place on sprisplaleach,'which is jett arrived at their Agents in Lon dDa, will be found much etealser than Linens have been for yt..ti past. As they invariably bleach On the grass, without e.'.L:.:ical acid, the wear of their Linens may be depended on. ihfy sell no article biat-lrish Linen, and Sheeting, and not less a piece, warranted free from defect, and if not approved the rl.ley returned.'. No alike:nem ever made. N. B. Several Linen-drapers, and others, having assumed our we caution against such deceptions, as our Linens can be :,. no house in London, but No. 50, Great Russell-street, ex actly ~ pposite this British Museum.—Cash for Irish Notes.—Or der Nixuted punctuall?... E. BURCH, Agent to the Company. `PANISH. SUI3SCRIPTION, City of London I-) Tavern, July 1'2,1409. Alritint of Subscription adverthed A. B. at Lloyd's Fitbvcription of the County of Air, N. B. remitted by John flanfilton, Esq. Ccnvenor of Subscription `i.4wh-c1;; and Duties returned test on Exchequer Edit £37,736 19 11 5 5 0 924 17 9 £:/8,717 2 8 1.15 1 6 565 18 2 1...:39,24 8 4 'lc of Sapp! .s , ent to Spain per Lis Majesty's bid? IZarnon, r.r tha 7%T.ary transport, and per the Fermina, mercantslap, '7,•,.1.: : :it Pair of Stockings 10,000 Knapsacks tito Calico Shirts I 50,100 Ci.atuens . !'t , Hannel Shirts 5,000 Camp litittlrs 1.0; aging C3os 26 Ch,stii and C.t.scs of ,••"6 Wattlir; Caps • Ikt.:(lii•ine !:CO Fair of wort :laid long I,ORO Pound , : of lint Gaiters I •30 Cu:Ls of C'hirorgical Neck lianaerchqs li , strumen'...t. . hi Portsmouth . . . • • i:,:. 'ilarg....s in London - 1..t 1 .., and Shipping charges • • • • npi or i;:•uran[C pt.t. Fermina • i.ort •••bove zi:16,406 9 e Town and Country Papers, Pri , .:inc, Nl,,vsergers, and 1,933 1, 1 -•: of kn.Jni the Cry (I Landoa rath, . 'Fenn , and Cu. i.napproprlated 87 159 L - Mn2 , :S 2 4 . :.ct of a Letter frnrn hi. r.; -..ilericy the Margin:, of asvitorga, :iient of the StApren,t Junta of Spain and the In -1•-., addressed to the Right H.i , the Lord Mayor, and re.e, '• 'he Cor.unitt•ze, dated Royal Alcasar of Sevil:e, Feb. IS, (TRANSLATION.) " Merl Exellen't sir=, • ~- h e S;,pr..fite Central Junta of Govern&lent of the kingdoms Tai:l 3:ld the Indies has had communicated 'hitt by me the - ;•A jug lAtersvisich you have had the goodness to address to •-••• tredecessx, undcr date of the 21d of Dcevinher la,t, and has id with cnthusi.tstic gratitude the generuu , ser.timet.ts to •.:s tic Spanish nation which animated your respectable meet- •• The Merchants and Inhaiiitants of Lon:Ion have rot been j with ..pplaudlng only the noble and loyal determtuation • in, in its contest against the blachest treachery and most Lid usurp:it:Nl that any age has witnessed, but desire also to • .ke an zetive part in the noble resolution of Spain, by aiding us ye,t N‘ i all he means at your disposal, in the just •.; iif our hat penth-nrc. Nothing can do more honour to •-•; noble sentimenzs of ~:enerogily and patriotism; nor can a claim be made to the gratitude of the Spanish nation. in it; r ante, and in that of the Supreme Central Junta, I have • Is nio-ir to assuru Tour Excellencies, that both receive with :haul:fulness your geutrous gifts, and promise their • - and everlasting gratitude. • . _ . hie patriotic and libtral exertions will provi as efficacious are estini:.ble in th.: view (f the Spanish nation and' its '•-5 . ,-ritlnti:t. Two brave an allied nations, sworn on the altar and loyalty, to r.:.sist tyranny and soppAcallions .boid out N:,inplr by their t•pposition to the tyrannic Invader of l• • ••••• w doub , their united efforts will fiLally triuuipls u1.•11.F.1e5." Ty them- of the Committee. ISLE OF SHE FPY. A T a numerous and respectable Meeting of Free "- koiders of the County of Kent and Inhabitants of the Isli of Sheppy and Sheerness, convened by public advertisement at the Rose Inn, Sittingbourn, this day; to take into torisid:fration the necessity of an. Application to Parliament ib the next Sesiion, to erect a pernianent Bridge . at or near the King's Ferry, to obviate the danger, inconvenience, and delay at present experienced by means of the present uncertain Perry—‘-Mr.Ashfleld, the Solicitor, reporter", that he had, by the direction of the Meetings held at Sheerness, waited on the Ler& pf the Admiralty, the Navy, Ord. name, antiVictualling Bost*, and iit the Oflicenf the Comman ier in Chief, and also on the Commissioner, Admiral, and Builder, at Sheerness, relative to the intended Bridge at King's Ferry, for their sanction and support; and that the several answers given were very favourable to this useful and national undertaking. Ic was then suggested by some of tbe Gentlemen present at the Meetingthls day at Sittingbourn, that on account of several of sin Land-holders of the Isle of Siteppy being absent it was expedient that the &niter consideration of the intended Application to Mir. liament be adjourned to a future day, and the Meeting agreeing in the propriety of the saggeitien, 'adjourned 'accordingly. By Osier of the Meeting, THOMAS ASHFEII.D. , Rose Inn, Sittingbourn, July 7, I&'9. N. B. Timely Notice will be given of the nett General Meeting. SHROPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUC noN, At the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, on Thursday, the 10tk day of August next, between the hours of Three and Five o'Clock in the Afternoon (subject to Conditions of Sale to b° then pro duced) unless disposed of id the mean time by Private Con tract, of which due notice will be given, A VERY valuable and improvable FREEHOLD -L IL ES !ATP., comprising the Manor and Scite of th_ Castle of Cause, with the Quiz Rents, Rights, Royalties, Members and Ar purterancos, and several very eligible and compact Messnages land Farms, with a Water Corn Mill, situate at Cause, ' Aston Rogers, and Venningron, in the Parish of Westbury, in the County of Salop, containing in the whole about 1050 Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Woodland, in the se veral holdings of Mr. I hotnas Hawley, Mr. John Pritchard, Mr. John Powell, Mrs. Jones, Widow, and - George Jones, as yearly • Tenants, and possession may be had at Lady-clay mat. The Scite of Cause Castle is a very beautiful eminence, com manding views of the different Farms and very extensive pro spect:: of the surrounding Country, and there is a considerable quantity of fine growitig'Fimber on the Estates, which are situate close to good Turnpike roads, within ten miles of Shrewsbury and convenient distances front Bishop's Castle and Vrelchpoole, all good Market Towns. Printed particulars will shortly be ready to be delivertd on ap plications at places which will be stated in a future Advertise ment, and the Premises may be victetd on applying to Mr. Hawley, of Cause Castle (with. whom a Map willbe left) the other Tenants, and for further particulars and co trea: by Private Contract, apply to Messrs. Baxter, Lloyd and Lloyd, Attornies, I.uell.m.—June 30, 1t4014. BLAER'S ENGLIgi GRAMMAR. THE SCHOOLMASTERS throughout Great- Britain, are respectfully informed, that Mr. BLAIR's PRACTICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR, containing every thing essential and,nothing superfluous, with Exercises, &c: &c. com plete, will be ready for delivery on the 25 t h of July, pricers. bound in red, with the full allowance in the purchase of quanti ties.—Schoolmasters who Trish to acquaint themselves with the superior pretenslotis of this Grammar, may have a Copy gratis, on sending their names, free of postage, to the publisher, at No. (I, Bridge-street, London. THE LATE• CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. 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The annual Sale of nearly I'en Thousand Copies of this incom parable School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to be adoitted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient tent ntonials of its superiorprotensions, and justify an expectation that it will in dnotime be universally received and preferred as a'finish ing Book' in the practice of Reading. Printed for RICHARD Putt.ires, London, and to be had of all 139oksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom way be by the same Author, • l. ne FialT CATOCHI4?4, price 9d. 2. ReaDING ExcßClStil for the IgNlO2 CLAMS, 9,.64, i. The GnAMstwa of P1411.010411T, Si. 4. The Goutalscist of CialisTair;sll. This day seas pubushed, in one voltune l I 2sno. price Ss. botnid, 1 COLLECTANEA ORATORIA; or, The Aca dends Orator, conifstiiig ,of a'aiverey of Oratorical &ler tient, appertaining to cirliry class of public .Orations, appositely arranged, and calculated for the woe of „Weds and Academics. To which is preb%od, a Nssertatten csadraefirleal pronunciation, or action, mostly abstracted from Professor Wind's System of Oratory.—By J. H. RICE. Printed fir Leaman, Hurst. e•s. nnd Orme. Paternosnr-row. ,This day was rublished, price Ss. TENON' ; or, The Novice of SAINT MARY'S ; a 1 . Drama s in Three Acts, ,as performed at the late Theatre • .Royal, Drury-lane. By M. G. LEWIS. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Revs, and Orme, Paternosteturow. Of whom may be had, by the same Auihor 1. A Monody on the Death of Sir 1: Moore, prece Is.6d. 2. Rontantic Tales, 1u 4 vote. 12mo. price ii 4s.boarda. S. Castle Spectre, a Drama, in Five Acts, price 2s. 6d. Just published, The FOUNDLING of tit: VOILIST, a Play, in Three Acts, as now performing at the Theatre. Royal, Haymarket, with un bounded applause. This day was published, in In no. with 17 Plates, Price ss. in hoards, the Second Edition, with Additions, of _ . HE NEW PANTHEON, or an Introduction to the MYTHOLOGY of the ANCIENTS ; in Question and Answer; compiled principally for the nse of Young Persons. • ty W.JILLARD HORT. . . _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. " The New Pantheon is serupul.:usly delicate; it is also well arranged, and well written."—Ecleitic Rev. March, 1805. " introductida will, we are persuaded, fully answer the teacher's wishes. In particular, we recommend it to thole fe nia;e seminaries, in which this fashionable object of tuition N in troduced, as one that will communicate all the information which can be requisite for the female pupil, without any allusions that must lie, and indeed onglit to be painful to a delicate mind. he Plates are, for a work of this kind, excellent indeed." Ann. Rev. 1 $lOB. • Thiel day was published, price 7s. Gd. AN INQUERY into the ~kNTEVA RIOLOUS POWERS of VACCINA*IION, where from the state of the, Phenomena, and a great variety of Cases, the most serious doubts are suzge4ted of the Efficacy of t'..e Practice, and itr i powers at best proved to be oily temporary. By TI 10 MA S BROWN, surgeon, Mussleburgh. 11Iiigna eit veritas et prey:debit. Printed by David ftsuisay aud Co. Edinburgh; and sold I T Archibald Constable and Cu. Edinburgh ; and Constable, Hunter, 'Park and Hunter, London. ANOTHER NEW MiTION OF EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARRIER—BY FRANCIS CI.AL'I..R. This dflt w7.s published, on fine paper, price 6s. extra boards, by Crosby and Cs. Paternoster-row, 17 4 VERY MAN HIS OWN FARRIER ; or, The Whole Art of Farriery Laid Open. Contaiiiit.z.Cures for every Disorder incident to a Horse. To which is now added, many excellent Recipes and Prparauons of valuable MeJicines, with Directioni how to apply them. By FRANC. • CLATER, In practice upwards of Fifty Years at Nottir. tatn, Newark, and Ret ford. •„• The rapid sale of eightt 'it editions (upwards of twenty • howaiid copies) • three of which have been ssld in two years, Is the best proof of its merit. Every possessor recommends it to other, wad they have been frequently sold for double this cost price. 'Mk day was publiibed, • The SECOND EDI 1 sax, revised and itorrnted, fl , nd.r.•mtly printed itt Octavo, uport fine Royal Paper, and em bellished with h,v'ente‘n finely engraved Copper-Plates, pike One Guinea ip boar.:, A N INQU[RY into the STRUCTURE and 1. I- ANIMAL (ECONOMY of the HORSE; comprehend ing the Diseases to which his Limbs and Feet are subject, wish proper Directions for Shoeing; and puinting out a Method for ascertaining his Age until his twelfth Year. To which is added, an Attempt to explain the Lairs of his progressive Motion, on mechanical and anatomical Principles. By RICHARD I.AWRENCE, Veterinary Surgeon, Birmingham. • Birmingham: Printed for the Author, and sold by Knott and Lloyd; also by G. and W. Nicol, and L. B. Seeley, No. 169, Flcet-str'•et, London ; also by the principal booksellers in the United Kingdom. The Monthly Reviewers, for August Iflo2, make the following Observations upon the first Edition, of this Work : " We have been much gratified by the perusal of this Volume, since it displays an enlarged a-al accurate view of the subject on which the Author professes to treat, without affectation of tech nical terms, or of that obscurity which is always the result of half knowledge. 'The observatistis on Wounds are highly judi cious, and ought to be read with attention by every person who is interested in the management of Horses. This Book is better written than any Treatise o(ohelcnd which is come under our. Notice; and the Plates, which are engraven from designs trade by the Author, possess considerable merit." ELEGANT EXTRACTS. This day were published, a new edition, elegantly•printed in one very large volume, royal Bvo. price 4 206. iii hoards, ELEGANT EXTRACTS; or, Useful and En. tertaining Passages in Prose, selected for tipe Improvement of Young Persons ; being similar in design to Elegant Extracts in Poetry. Printod for J. Johnson; R. Baldwin; F. and C. Airington; R. Faulder ; Clarke and Sons; Cuthell and Martin; J. White; W. I.owndes ; G. Wilkie and J. Robinson; J. Wall:or; Cadet( and Davies; Scatcherd and Letterman ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; G. Kearsley ; W. Maltr ; J. Nunn; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; Mathews and Leigh; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; F. Wingrave ; Pote and William;; T. Boosey ; J. Richardson ; J. M. Richardson; Lane and Newman; G. Robinson; B. Crosby and Co.; J. and A. Arch; S. Bagster; J. Hatchard; J. Harding; W. Stewart ; J. Mawman ; R. Dutton ; J. Booker j J. Booth; J. As perne ; J. Harris ; . Payne and Mackinlay ; S. 1 ipper ; R.. Scholey ; W. Grace , • T. 'Pegg ; Sherwood, Neeley and Jones ; Cradoc k and Joy ; and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be had, 1. Elegant Extracts in Poetry; being similar in Defies lb EU . gang Extracts in Prose. A New Edition, in out very large Vo lume Royal Octavo, 20s. boards. 2. ' Elegant Epistles; being a copious Collection of familiar and amusing Letters. A Steyr Edition mush enlarged by additional Letters if Gibbon, Beattie, Cowper, Sir W. Jove., Nthartists, Young, Montagu, and many othms. 9ne large Volume, Royal Octavo, price.2os. In boar.:.. •„ 4 . Also may be bad; Abridgments of the *ore books for tlsi ass of *chock. • • PEtt PI:4IIAL ADfO*S6N. S TO BE SOLD, a Perpetual Adyowson. /with.* 1 panibso of very' eitilylathsction, oaf very nortagye as ituo va:ne, s:itlate- in the West of E4 , tl arid wit rniies of Town. Ille House-gad 015ces lie remarkably ' 'and in the compl. •ea state of - repair.' There is every eonvesdence for 'taking the Tythcs in ►ind, and some pecular advantages are at tached to the Livirg. Further particulars may be known by applying to Messrs. Strung, Still, and Strong, I.inct.)!u's Inn. SUFFOLK. IMPROPRIATE RECTORY AND GREAT TYTHES. TO BE SOLD, THE IMPROPRIATE kECTORY of the Pariah ot"l'hurston, near Bury St. Edmund's, SuSolk;togethfr with the Corn ileitis of the said Pari►h s c•hicit cor.,ist of upwards of 1.100 Acret orfiebtrable Land. The above will be sold either together or in Parcels. Thurston lies contiguous to good roads, within six miles of Bury &it. Edatuncrs, and nine of Stow market. For furthLr particulars, application to be Made to Mr, WM ledge, Bury St. ittimund's, or at the Cffice of Mr. Holmes, there. FARM TO LET. TO BE LET by TENDER, at the Chequers Inn, Speenhandand, on Wednesday. the 19th July inst. at Three o'Clock in the Af ternoon; for a term of Three Years from Michaelmas next, ENWICK FAitM, in the Parish of Thatcham, within half a mile of the town of Newbury, consisting of a capital House, with Bares, Stablei; and other requisite buildings, and 135 Acres or thereabouts of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with an exclusive right of common, now in the occupation of Daniel Compton, Esq. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Strong, Sall, - and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, London • and Mr. Waeey, Newbury, at whose Offices conditiods upon which the Yarns will be let t ing be seen, and where tenders in writing may be sent, pest paid. • The Bailiff at the House will chew the premises. JAMES SKELTON, aged 26, of Walton.on the Hill, Epsoin, Surrey, was sever, years einicted with seven or eight holes in his right leg, and between 90 and 100 pieces of 'butte came away during that retied. The discharge and weakness increasing, unable unassisted to move, asking off his leg was pro prosed to save his lite. He then confidently applied to SPII.S. al Tars PATENT AN 11SCORBUTIC DROPS; in a year and a half, by than alone, beds restored to health, end it is now three years Since he has• followt.d his laborious occupation. He will satisfy any inquiries, personally, or by letter, post paid. The genuine Medicine has the words " By the King's Parent," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside% yapper; and ;he King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles df se. 6d. double bottles 10s.; and larger tl. Is. Compound Essence to allay un pleasant irritation, Ss. The LORD EISiiOP of CARLISLE, to Mr. CHlNG,Apothe cary, Cheapside, Loudon. • SIR —I reidity embrAce the opportunity your letter affords me, of adding my testimony to that of the Lord Chief livrsin, in favour of your CHINO's PATENT WORM LO ZENGES, my Oldest sou having, a few months ago, derived very material benefit from the use nt it. He had been unwell :or so 'feral weeks, previous to his takine it; appeared pals and lima uaied , was languid, aad ci:mpktined frequently of pains in his head and sire. The Lord Chief Baron, who had acci dentally sew him is this state, fortunately recommended to me the trial of your Lozenges; and that no time might be lost, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining the genuine. Medi cine, sent me three doses of it. The first of these -occasioned a visible amendment, and after the second dose every uuplea sant symptom disappeared, but I judged it' rig':t to Live the third, as the two former had agreed so uncomino:ily Front that time my goo has been in perfect health, and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozenges. I have since recommended your Lozenges in several instances, wherein I have the satisfution to assure you, they have uniformly been of greet service. I ought to add, that from the nature of the effect produced by them, in any son's case,. I apprehend the complaints to have arisen front an obstruction between die sto mach and viscera.—l am, Sir, your obedient servant, Itose-Castle, Dec. 7. E. CARLISLE. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, 4, Cheapside, London; add retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at ss. 6d and 2s. 9d.; 'and for Charitable purposes in boxes at I.ls. each. • I ADIES and GENTLEMEN leaving town, or , intending to visit watering places, should not neglect taking with Them the RUSSIA OIL, as it prevents the general effects the change of air or sea-bathing has in making the hair turn different attacks, and oftenoreasions its falling off, but by uillg the Russia Oil it is a sure preventative. Gentlemen should uat omit altlying it to the whiskers after shaving, as ft will prevent theni turning a . redish ;colour, as also grey, which too generally is the case, .occasioned by the wetting they receive *when shaving. .The Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Faeltion, use Russia Oil, ter miistening the hair when dressing, it is so great a nourisher to the tLt;r, as to prevent it turning grey to all periods ; prancers the grovrtb, prevents its falling off, and restores it on • bald places, if the least roots. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have cieeared, , after using the Russia Oil regularly fer-6 mamba, the bald places became nearly covered with hair, promotes eye-, brows, wiaiskers, and prevents them turning grey. Ladies and. Gentlenien who wear false Hair will find the Rus sia Uil a valuable article to use"when dressing, at it gives it a natu ral gloss. Prevents its being discovered, keeps the hair soft, and renders its appearance natural. The Proprietor recommend Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to benefit front the Russia Oil, to give it a Air trial by using it re- . jularly for a short time, as it cannot be expeetedhaving the de sired effect if only applied at intervals. . . - The high- reputation the Russia Oil has gained for preserving and promoting the hair, and thegreat demand for is, has lately . induced envious persons to copy the advertisement, and advertise articles for a similar purpose, whit:kin., not the e ff e a—t t is particularly recommended to abatis the label on the you'd: wrapper of each bottle I:signed in Rasulan gold ink, " Mochrt kufsky and Prince," anrwithout that signature we counterfeits. .Friee 'ls. per bottle,.of one boctWeentaitainsi foutemall, at one guinea, or six guinea bottles atjhrepelinds.. Sold wholesale ind retail by the Proprietor,. A. Prince, No. P. Johmareet; Oillsidemest. , and by anointment, Mr Snr:ti., Ferferner to his Ma sty, Hew, Boadsstrect ; hendrie and So: s 1 Perfasnen to her kisdesty, Tichborne-street ; Rigue, '63, C.te-vn siai; and by Moat Mincitel Perfumers - err Medicine Venders .e Eieolanklreland; itid'Seetlate. • .. • Country Chop-heepers sanding their orders to any whole. .1 - • Tender - they dad with in London, will receive liberal Altawanze. I .L ._. J GERMANY, HOLLAND, ANDHUNGARY. This day ,was published, tau eight Sheets, price £f. 21..0r la a • Case or on Rollers £3. • A NEW MAP of GERMANY, HOLLAND, POLAND, HUNGARY 4 ai4d PART of kitANCE. By IGNATIUS HEYMAN/4; Head PostMiuter ht Trieste. Publishe.l by John Stockdale, •