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AUGUST ID 4)-11ORROU', HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. AVERT* r v h;:t, the popular Sai,, Cowie, Equestrian Pantomime, t he LIFE, DV AT H, and RES I ORATION of the ; tt.NIE I . I'I.FD it ACM( ; or, Harlequin on Horseback ! interesting scene. , will be introduced a Real a.s.l A I al Fox Chace.--A Comic Song, by Mr. ....% I'RIAN ENTREE, Pas Seul by the Al r... 1 the two h ghulrosed managed horses will dance N wt. 1 u terminate with a Couutry Dance by so LIE ELECTION ; or, Billy and Mrs. Button's •ourn: t.t .tad !rum l melon to brentford ; with the eccentri .,ll„ ut .aby-Ho.Eqt:estrian Exercises, hy oava. 0 !rs con 'f clude %Trull a Musical Piece called ICING t ! Illi mut rii AND THE COBLEk. Lo..rs Iv- at it . Env. Begin at Halfiura Six. ;eete....l i ?rite I lal, v s.t Mares takettat tbe Box-office from Eirvial tire 30/01 4i. Pit ?.a. Gallery Is.. r~• , r~c OFFICE JP OIthIVINGI, Attras 7, 1515. THE PRINCIP4fL OFFICERS .f HIS MA- J F.S7r, °RI:N.IIMS, Jo isr4ogioo Mae, :tr.• Pro. , wU be recsAved at their Office in Pall-Marl. •, tbc2.ltlday of August instant, from r..r .0 , :s as niay be willing to undertake the supply of COP PER : for soviet of 0.15 Department, for a period of One iCie• Taverns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at Storekeeper% Office in the Tower; and farther ),- ictoars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the' ;,nitrar., may he known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall • any day between the hours of ten and four ticloek, ir' tre he nopnsals mti.rhe delivered. scaled up. and endorsed, li rei . a .t!, for Collier ildop4;" but no Proposal can be ad • ti l'• er 2'3,1 of 41.1Fitst, at it o'clock at -noon of the 11 :r IP 1 el . ller will any Tender be noticed unless the Party ▪ or an (V, , ,cat in his behalf, shall attend. O-.:-rot the Board. R. H. I`. I X I I lIIRSDAY, 2410 AUGUST, ' Al I. MUST BE DRAWN. CAIIROI.C. and CO. Contractors, return their +hank; to the I oblic fur the liberal Patronage c.l , otlm tits lit I.ottery, and b..g to inform them, that Tickets ali.aF ars ar • n •Ale for at.Orl ER Y, of only FIVE IHOU SAND c!: and a Drawl Prize of Hlit I'Y • MOUSAND POUNDS, Ii II le• a mat Vane y of (vb. r Capitals, and THREE THOU SAND tall AS IN WILD! to 1w all Drawn in one Day. •1 •-;. a 1..... are :•elltng at CARROLL aaccCo.'s Offices, ).7 t'tmtd, and t 6 ,. Dxfurd.atrect, where all Businets in .. Funds is transacted ..--- . 4,:5 4 '1! t' 'nil Co. respectfully inform their Frieuds s• b ! ,Fe Publ e that the Small Lottery, containing only b: ~: ! ie.. ts Mill begin aud fi niib Draw:ng on 'I hurmlay, 24tb cililb MiIAITH. inc kis:seine etyiltaina Grand Prot* or .C..n,vt.o I g 6E500 • t', , (Pj S ...... 400 1, , 50 3 ... 300- &c. &C. &c. S,CtO GUINZAS will beTa.4IIndULD, for the Prizes of this Lottery. 1 i:lvt% mid Shares are on Sale.. at SWIPT.eod Co.. Ogees, No, ii, Pulitt MT, I No. 31, ALM:AIi thou 12,CitAit1N , ; CROSS, ST. xrr. 1 4 1 Y FO N. Stock-Broker. 2, Cornbill, and 18, Co. •. t. n -atrt. rt. feel- gftat pleasure in cyan the attention &i his Fnet,..l: al.tl thr Pubic to A small I.oettry of only 5000 Tickets, With a rand Prise of Etio,ooo, firs i at.illeas to be pi l l iw Odd! To " 44 . ..1 all iu One nay, ...Lily a, the 24th Instant. . F. r.. therettit e, solicits en early call at either of bit truly tnn.,tr where the LAb r I WZN ry l'uousaNn sold by him—b. '4,1. $ tle Golden Wiz,. of Won Guineas, and the bit xltwt Prit,, Nu. 6,431, Zee. &e. are now paling on demand. •.• MI ins.iness in the Wtblie rands chaninatad as °wad with honour and punctuality. • 'O BE All. DRAWN IN ONE DA r, NEX r . IHURSDAY, AUGUST si. STATE LOTTERY if only 5,000 Tickets, con. taus a grand Pr;ze of £20,000, And 3,000 Guineas in Gold ! SCHEME. 8220,000 10,000 2,100 I,OSO so ) 4(10 300 200 100 SO is £2OOOO lope° 2,100 1 Apo 1,200 900 600 400 250 5,000 000000 ••• 51 0 ••• ••• • •• rIL Virst•drawat Blanks ••• 000000 5,10) rickvt% ••• 000000 15...... 10 rach ... ae50,000 Ihe ezto,ooo will receive .ClO,OOO more, making £30,000. rickets and Shares ere on sale by RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and Co. Contractors for the present Lottery, Cornball sad Charing-Cross; 'here they Snld in the last, Lottery, No. 11,17!, a Prise of X.so,txx), iu new e r, shares; and No. t 1,47 ,a Golden Prize of lAXS ) Guinea , in Nino Shares. LI. INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS. TWO THIRIN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES SHARED AND SOLI) BY WEBB, VIZ. 8,139 - dralin Ist August - *30,000 JN Oat QUARTER AND TWELVE 511TEINTILS, (Being the only One in the Last Lottery), 3,869 • drawn 13th May - £30,000 lu One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, (Being the only One in that Lottery,) beau Prizes a 01,000, :£5O, &e. and one of 1,000 Guineas in Geoid, WIRY. ALL FAME) AT WEBB's most Fortunate 016ce, 17, Ludgate-rreet, near St. Paul's. 1 WEBB feels the highest satisfaction_ in an- I • flouncing the above fit-iflate events, and confidently qiltcts that the series of Goon Lock, which has attended his (114 e hitherto, will continue uninterrupted, and that in the ars. Poaching Lottery its success will again be pre-eminently con. ipieuous. The New Lottery of Only 5,000 Tieketit with a Grand . Prize of /7::0,00o, and 3,100 Guinean in Gold, will he all drawn THURSDAY, 24th HU MONTH. state Lottery Oahe, 17. Ludgatastreet. near tic. Pat J. .. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1815: WATER LOO SUBSC R II'TION. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, June 28, 1815. AT the GENERAL MEETING at this place— Resolved, " That a General Subscription of all elutes be opened for the special Relief and benefit of the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the BRI I ISH ARMY under the commvid of the ilithtrious Watt, moron, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and lu the several Battles of the present Campaign." •„• Similar Subicrlptiens are making In Westminster, South. wark, Dublin, Faitiburgli, Glasgow Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Northampton, [weds, York, Exeter, and other Citiao and Towns of the Empire. and are depeuaed on la the Eastern and Western Colonies and Dependencies. • By the Licence of the King's Letter, granted by the authority of the Prince Regent, to the Archbishops, Collections are alio making under their direction, by the Clergy, of voluntary Soh. scriptions in their Churches and Parishes, tor the relief of the Sufferers at Waterloo, of the Bit! I'isFl ARMY, under the com mand or Field-Marshal the Duke of WIiI.UNG FON, and also of the PRUSSIAN ARMY, under the command of Field-Mar shal Prince 'MATCHER. The Couonittee desire to reccioc immadiate applications from the Widows, Nurlies, and dependent kelstive% and fur Orphans of Officers" and Nokhets killed, an I from Mi ters disabled, and Men crvertay wounded rrr disabled who have recovered, and may be certified and disobargod being wady to attend to all web eases, Lid to afford, where Wanted. a /wield assistance and relict, in part of tba which may heriafter be determined on tor their cases respectively when a near calculation can be made of the extent of Claim, and of the amount of the Subscriptions properly applicable to such relief. • - Committee respectfully request to be informed of the .mount and progress of the rarities Nuhscriptions now making in tale stveral Cities artd lawns of England. for the breve Sufferers at Waterloo, to enable thi m, as early as possible, to estimate the amount and proportions of r e li e f w hich i t may be in their power to allot to the various cases and cLsitats from the general Collection of the three Kingdoms. Subscriptions made, and received at ibis place, Li 11,572 a Ss. 2d. Furtber Subscriptions t Collection in the Parisi* At Spooner, At woods& Co. of Upton Gray, Hants, George Mat chant 1(1 0 bythr key. t 7 0 T. W. & li. borkvia " Tlig Officers, Von•com nussioned Officers, anti Privates of the Swinclen Troop of Wiltshire Ca. valry, transmitted by Capt. Win. tiarding GO 0 l'ite profits of a Bail at Scarborough, transmit ted by Mesas. lireary At Ma4ter man & Co. Collection at the Parisi' L'hureli of Lyndon, to auttutil, by the krt. Win. Maker 11 9 Collection at the Parish Church of Yeudon. by t'.e Re'. Theodore Williants, £77 Is. 2d. .cps 19s. ;561. Collections in the Pa rube+ of Hak e so d Cottisford, by the Rev. W. J. Memel 5 0 3ourne,Baker,& Bourne, StaffurtishirePotteri. s 32 IQ Rubr. Collett, Chespo. de '2l 0 Rea.W.Kuperafriends 10 0 Thoeva Lott Philips 1 1 Par., h 0T Christ Church, Spit4iselds, by the Rev. WeatWbehisle.Rec tar, andhotes Lee,Chureh • warden, RUM Os. 111 ,Henry Hall 21 At Chattetis& Co. Moxim and Seas* 10 0 Collection at Bridport, by the Rev. David Williams and Wm. Mansell 80 10 Collection of Canford ant Kiniptio,Dmset, by the Rev. G. r. Brice, £l3 17s. tkl. Collection of Malden Mown Dorset, by tbeklbuichivardens 11 10 ••••••••• I • 1 At Illotanques_, Pitt & Co xotwit Naked Lim colit's 25 • At Martin and Co. Robert Mosley 10 10 I. W. Morrivon 10 10 George Stone 10 10 William Watkins 1 1 • em••••• At Williams and CO. 'fbonsas 5 0 J. B. 1 0 At Sir J. Lubbock' & Co. Subscriptions by the In habitants of painswiek, minsmitted by J. Flet cher, E.sq. At Stepkessson & Co. Rev. C i lonia, Prewen• day ui Cantributy 10 10 Sir Edw. Codrington 10 0 Grandokurgh Parish,by the Rev. John Higgs 11 3 35 12 Burgh Parish,. by the Rev. John Higgs 3 0 At Sir Chas. Price & Co. Balance of the Subscrip. don in the Town of teiiford. in addition to ./.74.10 transmitted by Rev. Philip kiwi: ,D.B. 17 11 All Communications and Notice of Subs•riptiOns are requested to be Addressed to the C 1111 l miner at the City of London Tavern. Subscripiutis are received at Lloyd's; at the City of London Tavern ; and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. August. 3. P. WEI.SFORD, Secretary. '1 his day were r ublichrd, In Bvo. priest 141.1 a boards. 1 NiEN I'S at PA I'HOLOGY and TiiißA. I'.EUTIC:; heir g the Outlines of a Work intended to A,eeraiit the Nititre, Cu imd most Efficacious Modes of Prevention. and Cure of the greater number of Diseases inci dental to the Human Frame. Illustrated by numerous Cases and•Vsseetionti. ili C.U.ED HILLIER PARRY, M.D. F.R.S. &e. VOL. L PATHOI,OOY. London : Printed for • 1 homas Underwood, 3!, Fleet-street. - BO bIA PART F:. This day.vras published, in 18mn. neatly sewed, price 2s. $l. the Second Edition, of AGEOGRAPHICAL AND .HIS I'ORICAL ACCOUNT of the BLAND of S I'. HELENA; of its Discovery by the Portuguese; Its Climate; Population; Marers of the lithabbants ; Mount ailions aspect, and singular Natural Se. curry. 'Et) whii.h are subjoined Brief Melanins of NAPOLEON IiONAPA a I E, drulug leis seclusion at Rochefort, hii subse quent Surrender and appearance off the British Silures, and his linal Transfer to the Northuinberiand, 74 guns. bound' for Sr. Helena. With a picturesque View of the island, and a Portrait of Nopolton Bonaparte as be appeared aa board his Majesty's Ship Bellerophon. London: Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-mw. GIFFORD'S HISTORY OF THE WAIL TO lls FINAL TERMINATION. Now publishing. in Monthly Parts, price is. each, and in Weekly Numbers, price Gd. each, embellished with Portraits of Public • Characters, engraved in the first style by eminent Artists, and a complete Atlas of coloured Maps; to form one handsome quarto Volume, AL'HE HISTORY of the WARS occasioned by the FRENCH REVOLU . PION, front the Commence ment of Hosvlities 1792, to the final ' fermination and Settle ment of the Affairs of Europe. The work will comprise a corn. plete History of the most eventful and important Ara in the Annals of the World; including the French Revolution, the War in Spain and Portugal, the Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, the American War, &c. Biographical Sketches of the public Characters of Europe, will be introduced; comprising the Duke of Wellington. Bonaparte, the Emperor Alexander, King of Prussia, Blucher, Generals Pictoo, Hill, Beresford, Marquis of' Anglesea, Graham, and milers who have become distinguished b), and connected with these events, whether political, Military, or Naval. 'the whole compiled from Official Documents, and the most impartial and authentic Sources of Information. By C. H. GIFFORD, Esq. •,.• The best proof perhaps that can be adduced as to the elm- tarter and public estimagion of this work Is, its having already, as far as published, gone through three editions, comprising 30,000 copies, and continuing to receive a demand w holly uapreeedented in the annals of imblishing. London : Printed by William Lewis and Co. Ivy.laae, Pater noster row ; and sold by all Booksellers and Newankeo in the United Kingdom. WATERLOO SUBSCRIP LION, TRATcleto Housr..TAvaßN, ST. litgltp.ll,hf Kit r. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman.. Amount of Subacriptions advertised, .C 23,771. 171. 114. se. s. L. I. The Parish of Rot tingdean,Sussex.per Rev. T. R. Hooke, Vicar, sedil. 9s. id: Sulvcription from Holsworthy, per Richard Xingdon, Esq. sflB. IS.. dd. Collection in neigh Church of Broad water,per Rev. Pe ter Wood, Rector, £l7. 14s. id. Parish of Little Hampton, Sussex, per Rey. I. C. Green, Vicar, .810. Bs. ed. Paris!: Stibbington - CY. iibson, Han &Oen, per Rev. W. W. Earns PAM Alslahle w.v. Aiwidtam Wil kinson, M.D. iiinr.H..Morewood, Parish of West Tar ring, Sus•r:, per Rev. J. N. Jordan Parish of Croy lon, Surrey, per Rev J. Ireland, £ls2 64. lid. Parish of Nt. Ste phi:n*4, Coleman street, per Rey. T. Twin Collection at st. AlpetonliaU s Derby Sir Abrabant HOTIIIm,. Bart. M.P. George's Chapel, Albemarle - street, per Rev. IL Rep ton, £39. 15s. sd. Parish of Great Had ham, per Rev. T. Randolph 4$ 9 S 5 &eau.' fiaree. rte Tier and chap- . ter of Durhun et 0 Rev. E. Willa 10 The Cuuntecs of Dr tart S 2 1 Tilos..iherluck Gooch, _ Co 0 9 10 10 50 0 80 0 Frotu Llandtk, Lord byoever Sp• 0 Collection in Pari,ll Church,by Rev. 1). Praline, £2O. is. 6d. E'l• The Earl of Mlthoes bury £76 7 6 Collection ntade by act,. John HullanJ, Vicar of Aston, kowand, and Stu. ►enchun6, Oxon : John Fula, E. M.P. Utter contributions L 2 10 52, 10 20 0 17 0 37 0 At Messrs. Child's. Parish of West Peck. ham, b 1 the Vicar, £l2. its. Bd. Parish of Boxwell, Gloucestershire, by the Rector, .811. Us. 6d. At Messrs. Pares and licypte. Sir Edmund Cradock Haulm, of Four Oaks Hull, War wickshire 52 10 At Meurs. Snow's. Parish of Goat borougb,ler Rev. E. Peter Parish of Great Cog gerstiall,Esses, 9. ISs. 7d. Parish of Fiirstead, Essex, per Rev. W. Potebttt P4rials of Plesher, Essex, per Rev. T. Whisk, £2. I Is. thi. Parish of Mea+ing, Essex, per J. Van der &vim Parish of West Bing bolt, per Rev. Jos. Fisher Parish of Great Ea*. At Messrs• Ciao, and Co. The Earl of Glai- gow Sir Tiverard Home, 3 4 6 I 16 0 4 6 St 10 ton, X 111.155. 6d. Parish of South Oa codas), Essex, per Rev. L. Leith , Xll. Ss. 6d. Parish of Muth Had barn, Essex, per Rev. 111 toe. Ran dolph, CLOS. 14s. 6d. • Parish of Little Had bans, per Rev. 'F. Raudolph, £44.45. 6d. United Parishes of St. George, Botolph lane, & St. Mx olph, Billingsgate, £l6. 11s. 6d. Parish of Isleworth; per Rev. John Mk dud Parish of Ealing, se cond subscription, per Rev. Casuist 'Carr Puish of West Ham, Essex, per Rev. J. W. Burford, £414. 4s. 6d. Parish of Hackney, per Rev.Dr.Watsua 696 0 Parish of St. Marl's, Putney,sarrey, per Rev.R.L.B. Lands lands Parish of Teddington Parish uf NorthWeaVl Bassett, per Rev. R. H. Auber, ss. 6d. Parish of Lava Alta, • Essex $ 0 Parish of Bandon; Es sex, per Rev. Fran cis Knipe, ,610. I Is. 6d. Parish of Halstead, Kent, per Rev. Denzil %boson Parish of North °ci cada°, Essex, per Rev. J. R. Boggess, La. 140.6 d. Bart Sir Rupert George, But Lard•Lide 10 10 ...NOM At Messrs. Birch and Co. Mr. Win. Have 1 - 0 A Lady 5 0 Messrs. Peacock and Ormond 10 10 At Messrs. Paxtons. R. Goodland. EN. 5 5 John Stewut, 10 03 At Messn. liveries and Co. G. Matheson, Esq. 20 o At Maws. Glyn and Co. air (I. H. Barlow 2t 0 Lord Middleton 105 0 At Messrs. Ladbrokes & Co. hrs. R. Verney, of Clayton Housw, Ducks H u 900 0 4 0 At Messrs. Goslings et Co, Major Win. Price 10 10 At Messrs. Nodal! & Co. Collection a the Pa. rich of resford, County of North ampton, & Diocese of Peterborough, per Rev.R.lllauey, Rector PEICEISIXPE.NCE-:1 A • I*. SAVING TO COLONELS . OF ktiGilvi,..l, :. II'EPHENB begs to inform COLONtLS wI i • have to CpOTHiE REGIMEN 0 3 that he will furnish them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Satiety, Moroi, shirts, &c. at Five per Cent. less In price thAnrhat they are now pal. n; on the same credit, and, for any number of rats skit r: ay hc agreed at.—N. . as, Upper Thaures-greet, mar Blackiriurte britige. . . • • • PORT OF PALMOVIII TO BE SOLD EY ADC rioN; By Order of the Honouralde Commissioners of Lk I?liieaty's Customs, on "FULSDAV, LAO sth day of Septen)her, by Ten Mock In the Foreman, at the Cuscuni-Itz.uae in this Port, • THE FOLLOWING GC36I):), viz: AN ORRERY, AND ASIRONOMICAI. 3061.ba. Peruvian Bark I 15 liolon and it Wooden 237 Tohastb It lagars • 3 Snu@• 1136 Chocolate 14 Car* '34 • t;2O Peppin 236 Soap 66 Threat 34 Galls. Wine 1 Cordials I . 23 Pair Bows 490 Shots IS Dnzeu Pair Worsted Hose and Sock.; $3 Dozen Pair Cotton Hose 6 , Deals and PlAoks 279 Pines gibbon, Galloon, &c. 27 Pieces Long Cloth 692 Cotton Shawls and atnd kerchiefs 60 Muslin Do. 26 Woollen Do. 3 Pieces Mullin 3o Yards Cotton 19 V4vet 296 Pair Braces 66 Pantilooni Ne I:clutits Piece KeNtymete 7J3 Gross buttons 2 boxes, and stook, lolce Ardcles of W cat Log Ap yarel 261 c:nires Pepek 12 !Males ard Pew 2 Nets baskets 4 Packs Playing Cards 19 Doz. Watch Chatus 35 Al'atch 1:: Ear Ring; and Dropt $ D: 4 ttles Oil 8 Foreign Skins 8 Boies Printing Types 9 Fancy Boles 40k Dozen Pencis 50 Pieces Lace 6 Dozen Tape 1 Bottle barbadoes Tar 80 Knives 18 nooks 30 Razo'rs and some Strops 1 Case Carpenter's Touts 1 Set Plated Castors 6 Kegs Pain: 12 Dozen Spoons 1 Hampyr E...rtliensvare Ai Messrs. Drummonds. Edw. Meadows, Lsq. Mr. Was. Parker Thos. H. Lamb, Mrs. Cock 14 1 123 5 S S 2 C JO 10 5 5 At Messrs. Hanncrsleys. Mc Parish of saint Ann, Westminster, by that Rector and Churchwardens, its 331 13 l 0 0 8 0 10 10 25 0 addition to eviral individualnuliscrip tams from the said Parish Messrs. Payne & Foss Collected at Parish of Smut, in the County of Hest ford, by the Rev. 1. Foster Adams Gardon, Esq. Wm. CisMe, Esq. of Kinkt, Shropshire Major-Gen. W. Pea. cocke , Rear-Admiral Sir H. Blackwood One whom Stock is raised In value by the Battle to to S 0 4 4 20 1) SI 10 10 10 Lieut. General J. Lee Lord St. Helms Edw. Robson, Esq. Sir C. W. Rouse Boughton. Ban. Collection at the Parishes'of Parham mad Hacheston, Suffolk, including .E3O by A. Arce decke, E.q. by the Rev. G. T. 'Pavel, Curate, tti7 21. lid. C. Knyvett, Jun. E.g. Collected at Malmes. bury,Church after a Sermon by the Rev. G. A. Bledermano, Curate, £4l 145.4 d. Aod. JortWne, E.q. Great George-st. 40 0 John Heatlscote, Esq. 10 0 W. G. CARTER. Subscriptions are received by Mr. Mortlock, 230, Orford street ; Mr. Hatchard, 100, Piccadilly ; by the prindpal Banker., and by the Treasurers, at the house of Messrs. Hantmersby and Co. Pall-Mall. 16 0 Parish of St. Mary, Newingtou,Surrcy : Rev. Ur. A.C. Onlow, Rector, £1471.6+. 10d. In the sane parish, DlssentingMinisters: Rev. (Ito. Clayton Rev. John Fowler Rev. Mr. Chia 110 10 411 o 20 0 21 0 3 3 4292 10 10 It Is partkularly requested that all Letters from the Country to the Contmtttee, be exactly thus addres,ed : " To the Westminster Waterloo Associasion, Thatched House, Louden." Conununleatlaw, In Town, to the Commkree. may be made to Ow ileetoterp, W. G. Carter, Eel. Temple Chambers, Fleet-rarer. 10 10 26 5 2 Anchors awl Warps 172 Hats 13 Frocks A consideralke Quantity of D i me! Stones of various species.. Besides snipe Foreign Silks, Leather Gloves, &c. for Exportation The Osods !nay be viewed the Friday, Saturday, and Monday preceding the day or Sale. Custont4touse, FahnOutit, August 9th, ICI i. BRIIiSEI PAINT MANUFACTORY; 68, Qinitri-Tater, CHLAPSIVE. MPENETRA LE - PAINTS, and COAL TAR I BROWN, for Park P.ding, Oat.l.Z t tadj, lo , iinJ Weather-boarding, of every description. lnvisyplr Uree:t, per cwt. 5Gs. Red or Brown; per cwt. 41. a. Dark Green, 76s White Paint tOs. Olivi ditto - . II A. Prepared Oil, to thin them Lead Colour -56 e. I tor Use, ss. Gd. per Stone Colour - 5Gs. Fine Paint tor !mid,: Work a Chocolate Colour - 5Gs. every description, Refined 'Far Brown M I per cwt.—Common ditto Iss. per . N. $. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornainental,at.d w:U cinar a surface nearly twice as great es other Paints: tAry possess a durability which renders them peculiarly Valuable, when applied to work constantly exposed to the elitists of the weather; and from their. being ground in Linseed Od, and dry , ing very quick, they are applicable to the general pugn►se, Useful inside Painting, as they give at the same tittle a prows•- mg and very handsome covering. They are•::Iso a Cure tur the Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates, and are easy of application, being used in the same manner as other Paints. The COAL TAR BROWN is recommended for the cwering of Rough Fencing, Porous ides, Wood under Ground or Water; particu'arly the Refined, which is perfectly ininhible in Water; the Wood will not pent:rate where it is used ; it is of a v ry good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to lee heated and laid on with a common tar-bru,h. Sold by Uk' CON ud Co. Qureu-itret-t, ClirtipAde. TO THE LADIES. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. n UT I.E It's celebrated VEGETA !ILE 'FOOT I Powl)Eit is with confidence, recommended td t!it; It.e of the Public, as the most efficacious Preparanon tur PreSer . . in:: the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and produciw.; a pearly whitenesi without impairing the Enamel. It impart• a 11111111C4% awl beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the most delectable sw,ettires; Ind ii used constantly ae directed, will prevent the Tootls.ache, by removing its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums.—Price vs. Qd.tke Box. BUTIEIes Superior LAVENDER WATER, from its ens gent tragancy has reef '.d the Approbation of their Royal nesses the Princess an.l Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladles of the first Distludo°. In Half pint Bottles 45.; and Pints Ss. Prepared and sold by R. Be ri.st, No. 4. Cheapside, London; and by his appohitnten: by timith, Baxter, and Reahinii, Falai; burgh; 114.13ryd, Baxter, and M'Donald, Glasgow; Gregson; &Binge, and Jolly, Liverpool; I.ynch, Atkinson, and et:dn.', Manchester; Spraggs and Crew, Portsmouth; Harvey and Skelton, Southampton ; Holland, Granville, Nettleton, and Kendall, Plymouth ; Pipet, Ball, and Chew, Exeter; Brown , Harris, Barry, and Prosser, Bristol ; Citittwell; limns, and Barrall, Bath ; and most Perfumers and ILe.heitte Venders in every town; in Boxes at 2s. gd. each. THE ELAEXING MONOPOLY EXPLODED: TT is now certain the Art of Niannfacturiog Lle IT QUID BLACKING has reached the ACME of PERYtt- TION ; that there is.and has been a competition between certain Blacking Makers, which has given a spur td the InVentian ; and we can, from actual experience say; that Rib ufir rt.' NKR'S. 'marking Manufacturer, in London-road, Southwark, has our DECIDED PREFERENCE over any we have yet cfen ur made trial of ; and Its qualities, we feel satisfied, are such as none can .EXCELLandfew can EQUAL. ... REAL. JAPAN BLACKING. Sworn at the Mativion House, before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, June Sti, Iti ;. RICRARD TURNER, 114, London road, Southwark, is thi County of Surrey, Blacking Manufacturer, make It Ault and solid, that the RKAL JAPAN BLACKING, vow made and sold by him, in his own limper Nanae, at his Macutictory, in the Loadon-rna I aforesaid, continues to be made by the same Work= men who have hitherto been employed by this Deponent to tisane s, and is of the RAMC quality in all respe. t‘, as that which, under the natnes of GEO. DAY and URN. MA R I'IN, lia. for several years last past, been Prepared and Sold at the said Manulactory, in Six-ye:my, Shilling, and Eighteen-pennt Bottles.. C rieX 63 a ' Yee/ 6 /0 Rau/mt.—Merchants and Shopkeepers supplied with the above Blacking, with Six Months credit, by addressing their command' to the Warehouse, where a single Bottle may be bad as sagnple; and, also by the under-mentioned Shopkeepers t Mills, Hollingswonb,and Co. Portsmouth ; John Diaper, ditto ; Chambers, ditto • Dabbs % Sboetudier, ditto • Shoveller, Oyster street, ditto; deuce, St. Mary ' s -street, ditto ; Adams, Per fumer, ditto; and Way, Sc. Marys•street, ditto; Grant, Grocer, Gosport; Davis, ditto, ditto ; Webb, ditto, ditto; Page t dine, ditto; and Allejt, No. 90, kuth4treet, ditto. 1 N. B. Ask fee Turner's Masking. J