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• • j • • ;•.• • \ . • • . • . . a • ••• • .*=+. • • " •• t ' • js, t •r'l 1' • 41111, 1 . 111 ,b.........." . • • • w ry v • t • I r o 4l / 4A .,. :dr 4 . , • pr r• • '7 I • -•!:•1Vall '. • 4 V. 4 .; 4 ' r&vi• , -;iJiheT- :k2A • • J i • • .41 • • 4 - • ' s: Zos • :•.; • Niel; SIXPENCE-HALFTENNII Nt TPI BE R $724. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1815 9111:Al RE ROY.U., I)I4WAY-I.ANL TO-tIOR ROW EVENING. Feb. 16. their ..14- jc.,tiee OWN AND.CUUN'IritY. Serrano' wUI perform the Comedy of T, I— • . R.LbVII (Acorn, (seem= tone) BE A N. , To which will pe added, ' Tl - 'L 'WOODMAN'S HUT. the 1 Lief; with (first time) DAC WWI ; and Blue Devils. • 1 . 7 .t• 2,,.':. s I ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEK T O-MORROW EVENING, will be 'performed, the Play of THE STRANGER. Tice Sinner, Mr. YOUNG ; Mn. Haller, Miss O'NEILL. To which win tie aided, THE FOREST OF BONDY; or, THE DOG OF MONTAROIS. m 0n ,1 3 7, The Beggar's Opura; yids llse bleep Walter; and T r i.,!;, quill Whittirgton. ASI-IT,()N A BI.E DANCINO, by Mr. ALLEN ' i tri vat • tn:gstt, at No.' tl_i Sherrard-sseee, r = a g re i • to 1..rt0t., ani Uentinuctrof aer irkilnive e at acr li ph,luoror s or have not the modern Kyle, r. At Lf.N . a %yacra of tracking It expressty studied for those -horn a 14 an ebitcr to acquirr easily that fashionablerequisite enteci sot :cty Twc.,it•tnoly; privately, and ht a superior style' .t.tce and rk raster. Thvbe who do not want private teaching . !earn at a sw,..i! Ttreuce, with a rritpectable set of pupils, on t uNie ti ' , irg e valing% Professors of dancing taught the . ts elegant 14:icy tiancts, and all the superior parts of the proles .l li e z u b,c r iption Asteutbliea are every Friday. t t:. SLCOND EDI I'ION of the LETTER to 11.1,1Ahl WILBEit FORCE, Eil• M.P. by ROBERT i„ ski , 1:4 L.L. V. will be apeetlily published by F. C. I 1. No. 62, At. Paul's Church-yard, and mbar BOA WILTS. LsTAIILIEHED FIFTEEN YEARS. rr. Public are respectfully invited to an inspec twn of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SH tit 1%. I t: 111 j N I :ELT ING CLO ru, now on sale at N 0.4, the South o 1e nt blner.nbury-square. • The Company, frosts the aware of litabit,htnents here. and in Ireland, olfcr to the swarms. ray the a:,..vr aruch:% much ctsearer and better than they can be .wcured through any other medium. Their Linens are bleached un , itr their own inspection;- sekbeut the help of Acids; they it -flint twir IJ rannity anol 4.!010ur, and engage tv return the Ik.nticy > wild .t tusk orimar. Cotinu - y Ord. r- faithfully attended to. JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bleomsbery-squaro, SAMUEL I'. L 1 A, No. 10, Stephen-strew, Dublin, t>eod Bills on Ireland, and Bank of IcalaM Notes, taken ia F yaletit ler Linen, or 4iscounted. • IMPERIAL TWINE CI I.olli. B 7 HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LE ETERS PATENT. Article, so desirable for its great conducive. oes to health, as will as its pre-emineit Ibeauty In lip iti durability and enequalled econesny, Is manufactured e' a nuthematical principle (ayant towt l'agreable de la toile do lii:),sna is most pleasant to wear, totally preventing the ill effects of sudden transidons . from heat to cold, by imparting 4601:ally.; it,r. imperceptibly, an equable taffieratrre. It has no /ax nor any e.Leever mixed with it, and it is fully' ascertained to aura rt:, in durability every other kind of cloth, and this rendered mast t:esirab:e to every intik/nasal,. hesieery climate and lb every, swon. Each Piece cnotains from 25 yards upwards, at Ss.; c. as.; Its.lllL ; 4.. nd. ; and 54. 6d. per yard; add marls F '. 't-etha add 3-4th. Ihe Pieces for Sheetlug affording pe t con-i-rt in this, and in Foreign Climates, are made in .!.-10. and 6-4th wide i and contain front 2.1 to 52 yards each, fr. eid. to Is. 'hi . per yard, and each Piece is warranted. • I! i, old, Whelisall and by the Piece, by MILLARD, the Preieee, at the hilS I' INILA WAItIitiOUSES, No. 16, Ciii..ll l olUE, and at no other House; and where the Whitt fur Ladlte Dresses, may be c.hramed from three to four comattil•ig from three to four Dress_ssch 1 1 0.ny of the First Families !rave tort experienced its advantages. it SRO WN AND PAINTS, PREPARRD FOR OCT-DOOR USES. 0 1 1 HT: BUITI.SH COLOUR COMPANY, Na A- 1, Wailirook, London, beg leave to inform the Nobility, Cen:!, men, and tl , e Pubbc, that they continue to sell the above Articlei, from a general me doing the last twenty year., at t•ta!liti d a, the ehtapi:st and twat preservatives of Wood d I el., the injuries of We a th e r, &c. The T a r itruvrti : 11, used on most public buildings, and bas the peculiar pro { - - !y rrit•leni.y, the test ~ r e of soli woods as durable as oak.— !'idnit, it will be observed. are in a state fit for Lie, regale. sinidi adirt;on of prepared. Oil; they are Of various IL" les and utter colours, parilcularly adapted foLuseful at • •• :.;.1 piirimes, and are at consid•rably reduced prices. , I ; .1 ot the b st qii.t!ity, and Paints of aft colours, tor and S`•ipping uses. Alec Linseed Cake, Oils, ask: L hizis of every .I:scription. A LE 'VER. T Dr. PUILLIPS EADY, 5. Gerrard-street, Soho, London. Woymouth, lunacy 13th, sets. QIR-1 have peculiar pleasure io communicating actor takiug the third Bottle of your BO TA NK: ' 1 •:`L:: i an, almost imperceptibly end miraculously restored t , I have been in yards o! without avail for two -,, ,1.,S I have eco halted hledhal Men of the lint ability. to retain any load, mad compelled to the use of it , u choose to gose•pubbelty to this, yo, kW. my vehicle I tru.t will hoof service te the cosrmusahy rem:...n, sir, your very °Mixed acrd hoothic pervent, iAMPtrye HARitISO24.. /30TANI sold b . ) , the Proprietor, 5, Ger: rt.r.l-fe.rt t SoL 0, ht b.uJe. bf 4.01 ag% sso. each, or 141 • SHUN I.ctL e may be had II wor boucle fisr Wm. For turth.!rootheasS , t%tßts ree the I h +mons cruses, ; Price v.'s." said by • NtelY, and Jot, s, l'a:ersiosler-row, issJ of all 11INA '11 n't. United K nwlom. . - (4 11 EY or Red Hair on the Head. Whapkrocs Ste. ebsslgid to an aubur n or hi se l t ,by4 i MNSON 4 V &lg. , E DVE, by sl ee.yr an applmailon that a I.ady or ()endo w' m tray chlng e the enlour of their own Hair with ease and ' , et , ' with this advantage peculisr to .66 Dye, shot the colour : I 'l7vels is so perm anent that sassier soap and water, the use u t izuLs, 110 t any thins in art or nature can possibly remove cslou r , henee.ehe necessity of using powder tor false hair to I`e r :hr imperfecti on o f ire/ h a i r, age. is entirtly ropenetlekl, as . .. 1 "'"g titu Dye it infallibly changes the hair to its original 011 price :B. 7s. 6tl. Ins. tld. and one guinea, by James Atkin : 4 " . • l''l.l.lt.vr, No. 43, Gerrard-street,, tiohn.square, I.uudor, ji l t :: : iv, !v; ,,, in - nient by most Perfumers, Hairdressers, and :nt II tntlers. in Tow n an d C ountr y. ;41 ,; i • ki - ney orden (by p ost ) lent oy return road'. '' . N1 .1 : 1 21`;01 4 4's CI.III.IIMG FLUID patronised by the 1 lkhli y' also her Imperial /ligline‘s the C.i.iiiil Ili.cliess of ../te,, • .4, Prinecas df Oldenburg, and by most id et.e Nobility. I lit Curling Fluid statuks, without competition, the tiimt ele e:.titicle trier hureeted t ot drestirg the hair, it trees it from io l . o .. .. 11 . ,.14. nuke" tz bits 'dully soft and glii,y, and keeps it an git tlog eaerLise in the Lho.ce, ptonictiade, &c. or in a damp "01diere, but what retidexts this ardde tif ti e most eminent i .ll, b its viunderful prii.ertles fur re.turing die Itair rati bald 4 ""' r W: kil see c)nviiteseg testimonies • in an E....ay on the .- we and Diseast 6 gli :be ;lair, enclosed with each bottle, price la • a.. ....., . ts. r id . NMI one guinea. i .4urt *: 4 . - - . 1 . 0 avoid the , ct urterfelts be Dllaevlar to ask for t,...ip,...... ‘, .. ~. ' t . 9 • . , .• _ , .."...I • ....etttrig fluid , or .-iiksitsun 6 % retAb.e 1 ye, and olio- Acr ( dist I is name is on t'ac label, and the Lskty t* the !lair 4 • 44 4 , 4 wawa du covet to Each biouJe. PORT OF FALIVIOII I+l TO BE SOLD IW AuurioN, By Order of He Honourable C,ommissioners of his Majesty's Customs, M the CARtens-hoose In ilskteurt, on Tuesday, the 7th of March Rest, by ten o'clock in the forenoon, THZ. GOODS UNDER - tIEN'I'IONED- Tut. II? Oakes Brandy* *.• 40 Thinitles ft Lb'' Tobacco • • 9 Selk Mar.rlik 45 • gnus ; if Pr. Silk Moe • 12 • Snuff 2 Pieces Hilt liandkfs. 577 Peffer " '8 Doz Muslin SLawis 1 ,21 Coffee 25 Mears Muslin 107 Cboccisto *. Po Necklaces 132 Molasses 6 Dozen Br Jcelezi 176 Thread IS. Doz. Pr, (;!iJ ees 385 . Soup •1 1 Sucks 73 Phis 9 Pair Pan•aloons 83 Galls. Wine 5•.) Dozen Sl.irt Pins 25 Cordial; 17 Bru.•,es 21 Bottles Vinegar 1 Cannister Neelts st Pieces Nankeen 17 Parcels qiii'ls 61 Yards Bread Cloth 8 Reams P.iver I Box Wearing Apparel. 16 Melts V Boxes Drugs fc Medicines 14 Lb,. Wo-eeri • . 49 Looking 1: issies 19 Books 11 Honks Oil 88 Pieces Lace 4 Mo!st Si Spimce - • ' . 84 Pieces Tape 8 Wai,tc , at Shapes 1 sox Sadlery SI Waistcors 6 Spying Glasses .23 W,l)ip4 125 Watch Glasses 10 1/..z..ii };wives 13 Duz. Watch Chains 4 Dozen Pair Scissors CO Keys 19 east Sp. ciacks and Cases 4 .Seals 27 Dwz-n B r ace r 2S Watches II (.735,•s Itazitis 1 'timepiece 38 Silk l'un.es 705 Pair Shove 4 D:•zen Clasp-handles 98 Boots 30 Fir Pla:ilts 690 Pieces Ribbon and Fer- I 9 Handsplscs resins 7 li 4• 1 :s Kerseymere 129 Dozen Pair Cotton Hose 17 Frocks and shirts 11 Mitts , 1i Waiters 20 Dozen Cotton Shawls Souse Glassware :rd other • 42 Pieces do. Articles; and' l• Woollen Shawl 27 Pair Hose . 10 Doz. Pr. Worsted Huse St (Auer. 4 Hampers Blacking 38 I landlifs. an.: Slialls 23 Doz. spoons 3 ,Pieces 11a!•ia k 6 Pencils 4 Curta , nt, awl "20 Had • . .ieveral Pieces of Foreign Silk 43 Pair Candlesticks . . for Exportation. 114 Snuff Doz.s The Syiria. Wine, and Vinvgar, will be sold, subject to tlie Vutiss:. a Customs and Excise - , far Heine Consumption ; or free, ar i.sportation. : . 1 be Goods maybe view: d on she Friday, Saturday, and Mon day, proctsiim.; the Sale, on application at the Custoni-lio:;ae.. TO AiliSißS. ROWLANI) AND SON, • - • IILOPRIk:FORS ‘,I the MACASSAR•tAI,, Kirby•sircet, I . l.gton Gatdsp, Lo n , :n. GENTLEMEN —It gives me great pleasure to neknowledge your MACASSAR 011. as a wonderful prednetitso. 'rite top of my head has betn fret tram hair about IS years. and every year I found it get wane, producing un t (streets from my ht ad being cold, which itttlucedsse In ape recourse to your Macas.ar Oil, (w:.ith I have had Mr. Marsh, Pertumer, of this place.) It i. ti tie, I have paid every ear:Ant, anti continued it without littcrmissitni for seine time ; but my attention has not proved fruitless. for the whole of my head is now covered wills thick and Itorg hair, and aim) feels more comfortable than ever txptrirncvd it. I Item it but jus tice due to you to make this atiotowletlgnient, and you have my free will to awake it public, and will satisfy every inquiry. I shall continue the use of at. I am, Gentlenten your humble servant, W. MA*l THE Leeds. WJ~nes., 1. ARNSTKONO, LeWIS, AtigliSt i 7, 181 4: This beautiful Oil Is yre-ent:nent fur improving the Growth of 'HaSr, producing a strong curl and beautiful gloss; also Whisken, Eye-brown, Mustachios, Ste. Rowland's Trtat.se en the flair, eticlort•d with each genuine bottle, gr ill& a tutl.dr•eription of the Oil, and on the imp! toit.mtat of the from infancy, and tech bottle is signed un the labic in ted ink "A. KOWLAN audzyn.' . . Sold at Ss. Q. lOs.Gd. and XI. Is. per hot. tle. Also, Jtt►WLAND's ESSIstICE of I YltM, ur IMPERIAL DYE ; which never fails to produce in a kw aaa i l lutes a perfect cbauge—in Red or Grey Hair, hye-biams. Whiskers, Ike. to a Drown or a Mira, And i.o durable that It cannot be removed by washing. It it perfectly Innocent, and Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ‘ase and secrecy ; 7s.tid pea bottle. Ask or Rowland% kaence ut Tyre, odd by tk. Jolt. Polaris. tors, A. Row sai Ma and dull, corner of B►tb t -suet, Hatton- Garden (tie lint turning on • i.e. right from Hulburn). London; and by Ai l'erfwurss anSMrArclas Venial thzaughaut km' Atop:. This ;lay was published, to 1 Cann. the Second Edition, price 3s. 6d. bsAand of ASEQUEL to the POETICAL MONITOR; cownsting of Pieces, Select atul Origibal, adapted to int:- p:nve the Minds and Manners of young Persons. By ELIZABETH HILL. 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