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lIIIIMINIEL. . . , • . . . . .. . . . . - . • . % .. . I . . .1 . , ..,• . . -.-""'". •••••'-' . . 1. • ;111. • a . .. . . / I 1 1 • . ~•k „ i di . ~_. . • A ik. ' 1 "1 l b ~,,* . • T. . A 71 P. 4 N„ .. 0 666 C .4. t . , • ~ 7..., ,./ '8 j - • • A' OF --""...N0.„,.......,.. -0-, 7 . : 'qv* L7W-t_,_NN, 4.r:Ci.lifir S . ' : ".6 i - ? , -.. I NT.mBEI 8073. TUESDAY; JA' UARY Parc! SIXPENc rptinf ORATORIOS. ik/fESSRS. ASHLEYS respectfully- inform the xv.s. Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that their Performances will commence as usual, at the THEATRE ROYAL, CO VEN'.'-GARDEN, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, IBIS; When will be performed tbe Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH,, Composed by G. F. HANDEL. " Principal Performers, Madame CATALAN', Miss BOLTON, Master ICING, and Mrs. SALMON, (from the Liverpool Concerts). Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. GARBETT, Mr. TINNEY, And, for that night only, Mr. BARTLEMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. Asnxer —Organ, Mr. S. WISLIT, who will perform a Concerto at the end of the Second Act, in which he will introduce a Fugue from Sebastian Back. The re mainder of the Band and the Chorusses by the most approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six, and commence at Sevep precisely. Boxes 71. Pit ss. 6d. Gallery 29. Upper Gallery ls. The Half-price commences at Nine o'Cloa. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the los office, Hart -street, from Ten till Four. SURREY INSTITUTION, JANUARY la g !OIL;.. , THE Proprietors and Sabscriberilre respeetfuly informed, that Dr. Citorcn will tinnteence a Course' of Lectures on MUSIC, on Friday, the 29th inst. at seven o'clock In the-evening precisely, and will continue them on each prece ding Friday. Mr. BAK ILWiLL will cotntnenee a Coinse of Lectures on GEO LOGY, designated to illustrate the Natural History of the Earth and its Mineral• Productions, on Tuesday, the 9th of February, at the same hour, and will continue them on each succeeding Tuesday. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary: MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES AND EXAMINATIONS. DR. HOOPER and Dr. AGER will begin their next COURSE on the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA MEDICA, at the Theatre, 96, Cork-street, Burlington Gardens, on Monday, February t, 1813, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. A Prospectus, with particulars, may be bad of Dr. Hooper, No. 21, Saville-row. • T'ASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuition. Mr. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grateful 'thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who Lave not attained the present fashionable mode, may he expedi tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach makers' Hall, Noblastriset, Footer-laze, Cheapside. . 2 e. k. I L 's D ANC 1N G and MUSIC ACADEMY for rel-pt c.able Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square. Dancing evenings, Tuesday anal Friday, terms Xis. Is. per quarter, from nine to ten, or 2s. from eight to ten ; or on Wednesday and Saturday at, four. An Academy for Vocal and Instrumental Mus'c in general on Monday and Thursday, zE.I. Its. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or £2.25. vaithout. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pup.l pays 061. ts. entrance, elcept young Ladies in Town for school vaca tion, Who pay £l. Is. for the month. Private Tuition at all other /tours. Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consia derably under the music•shop price. COMMERCIAL FINISHING EDUCATION. wTrN r 5 , Cateatou r street, respectfully begs to _ . acquaint his Friends and the Public, that since he quit led his late concern In Little Tower-street, he has formed, by the assistance of several eminent mercantile characters, a NEW SYSTEM of COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, from the most approved models of actual business ; and, in consequence, he has entirely relinquished the plans of instruction practised by his late partner, and Ids predecessors, as having been formed so as to coincide with the methods of trade as it existed above a century ago—they have been found completely unfit for instructing young persons in the modern improved modes of writing, calculations, and the arrangement of accounts. A prospectus of his present establishtnent may be had gratis, at the Academy, 31, Basing ball•street, where the Boarding department is conducted; and of Mr. Asperne, 32, Cornhill. Young Gentlemen are completed not only for commercial situations, but also for the army, the navy, and the public offices.—The Academy Is also open Mon 4day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, for the in struction of gentlemen engaged in business during the day. The business is not interrupted by vacation. THOMAS GILL'S IGNITORS, or Improved CHEMICAL MATCHES, which, in an astonishing man ier, instantly produce FIRE and LIGHT, on being wetted! with out the unpleasant smell of sulphur, or the use of THAT MOST ANCEROUS COMBUSTIBLE PHOSPHORUS!! and by far ex ceed, for certainty and ease in use, any connivance for this pur pose hitherto made known; are, with his IMPROVED PNEUMA • Tic reciter FIRE TUBES, which produce fire by compression of the air !! and his FLINT and STEEL Apparatus, with his new Invented MA rcn-Cotes, which quickly produce flame from the mere sparks!! made and sold, with various other novelties, at Ws celebrated Manufactory for surittroa rime CuTLEE sr, No. SJ, ST. jAMES'S-STRE ET i OppOSIICAO PALL MALI, London. Where also may be had, his PATENT MASTICATORS, FRUIT ned FLOWER &MARS, SLIDING KNIVES, and PEN-NIRBING IVE'9, all on ; his superior SU R :MON S' NST R U MENTS, GRAVERS A:I E CUING NEEDLES_, for Artists ; PKN WNIVIS, RAZORS, SCISIARS , NEEDLES , dm. made by HIS imp .proved processes, of an unrivalled temper. Also his long-celebrated W.t a.% NxED Swoon', Guns, Pis tll;, Arms, and Accoutrements, ofevcry description. Vikoletale, Retail, and fdr Ezportation. is? THE ACT,IIOI(FSY OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET iF.Rs PATENT, C RAN rim TO EDWARD JUKES '[HE AVERRUNC ATOR, a neirumented strument for Pruning, &c. &c. &c. The want of an Instrumentfor Pi lining Tree, and Shrubs of too i reat a height to be reached from the ground, and too weak to 'amain the weight of • ladder, has been long felt, The Aver mucator will be found completely to supply that want. With it, nil iiperfirous branches may be cut from a tree of any height w!th the greatest nicety, without the iidnf a ladder, and that too with a facility and neatness scarcely credible. It will effectually destroy all those bags of insects which are so destructive to trees, I'd will be found not only the most useful, but the most amusing b ' , moment for Pruning, ever yet offered to the Public. It may ris.:d in a horizontal as well as perpendicular direction, and is •bely calculated for the use of Nurserymen and Gardeners, t is opsally adapted for the use of Gentlemen, or even Ladies, who may wftheat inconvenience, carry it in their walks round their ground', and remove dead and unsightly branches ; and by affixing a small basket, it is admirably adap•ed for gathering 'mites or other fruit banging b.yond the common reach, or in tint-houses or Green-houses, where the introduction of a ladder will be entirely superseded by ay.- Av-rruncator. Phis tnstrument has the approval of some of the most eminent Vnrserymen and Gardeners in the neighbourhood of the Metso i.civ., and is pronounced by diem a must admirable Invention ; by the use of which, they will he able to avoid the various clumsy, relit:us, and ineffectual expedient; to which they have hitherto b'en :retn...elled to have recourse in the necessary and important 447 of Pruning. To be had at the Manufactory, No. 11, Brydges-street, Covent- Carden ; and, by appointment, at Mr. William Newton's, Um brella-maker. No. 161, Strand ; at Messrs. Moore and Starkey's, Jewellers and Hardwaremet., Cbeapside; and Thornhill and Morley, Manufacturing Cutlers, 14* (late 137), New Bonk. sweat, This d was published, In foolscap Soo. price 4s . estra bds. T'HE DIVERTING HISTORYofJOHN BULL and Brother JONATHAN. By HECTOR BULL-US. PabUshetl by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternostemow. This day was published, By Black, Parry, and Co. 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This day was published in 4to. price £2.25. bound, GRIC'CUM LEXICON, Manuale, Primum a BENJAMINE HEDERICO, Institutum : mox assidso labore, SAM. PATRICII, auctum myriade amplius verborum : postremo innumeris vitils repurgatum, plurimisque Tunis silo& ficatibus verbnrum locupletaturn cura JO. AUGUST! ERNES : atque Iterum recensitum et quamplurimurn in utraque parte auctnm, a T. MORELL, S. T. P. thesauri Grzcz Poeseos Autore. Editio Nova. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, F. C. and J. Rivingt•As ' G. Robinson, W. Lowndos, W. Otridge and Son, Wilkie and Robinson, T. Payne, Scar zlierd and Letterman, F. Wingrave, R. Lea, J. Cuthell, J. Walker, J. Navin, J. Deigh ton, Lackington and Co C. Law, J. White and Co. Cadell and Davies, Potc and William+, J. and J. Richardson ' G. Gin ger, S. Bagster, J. Booker, J. Fatilder, fvlathews and Leigh, J. hlawmasi, R. Baldwin, and J. Johnson and Co. 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THE ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, in all its I Branches, practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students ; illusti ated by highly-finished Engravings, plain and coloured ; complete Tables ofSines and Tangents, Logarithms, &c. Occ.Scc. By A. CROKER, Land Surveyor, of Frome, 7s. Gd. . SALES BY AUCTION. GREENWICH, KENT. CROOKS-HILL AND ROYAL-HILL. CAPITAL PREEHOLD MANSION, with roosity Offices School and Lodging Rooms, Court Yard, extensive Garden Grounds, walled round, tke. very eligible for Building. By Mr. ROBINS, - At Garawai's, on Thursday, January 28, at Twelve, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, the Property of WILLIAM SAvaav, Esq. comprising the spa cious roomy Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions, a range of well-planned Apartments, forming the West wing, contain. va rious Apartments, , Lodging and School-Looms, Court-yard, Lawns, Play-grounds, and extensive Gardens, surrounded by lofty alls, clothed with choice Fruit-trees, Tool-house, Farm yard, Coach-house, and Stables, and Out-buildings; the whole nearly Three Acres, situate on Croom's-hill, and communicating with Royal - hill; the whole in possession of Dr. Burney, as an Academy of the first respectability and extensive accommoda tion, or a Residence fee a Gentleman. May be viewed, by Ticket', and leave of the tenant; Particu lars of Mr. Knowleedess, Carpenter, Mr. lake; and at the Ckeyhoood,Greenwldt ;of Mr. Chilto n, Solickor, Chancery lane; at Caraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-otreet, Gol den-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen. GREENWICH. KENT. EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATE; COMPRISING A ROOMY COMPACT CHAPEL. Capital Family Residences, with large Gardens, &c. Eligible Houses, for Private Families, and Houses, desirably situate for Business, with Warehouses, Workshops, &c. situate in Lon don -street, Croons's-bill, Royal-hill. Orchard-row, &c. and Gardtn-ground, well situate for Building. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, January 28, at Twelve, in Lots, THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, the - 11 - property of WILLIAM SAVERY, Esq. A capital substantial FAMILYRESMENCE, situate on Croom's-hill s with Offices, Ste. lately improved at a considerable etpecee, with large Qar den, &c. in possession of Mr. Chendnaut ; three excellent Re sidences adjoining. planned nearly as tke other, in possession of Mrs. Prichard, Mr. Thomas, and Admiral Douglass; two Houses adjoining, in possession of Mr. Hewett and Mr. Green wood, Linen-draper; a roomy, compact Chapel, fitted op with Pews, Scc. and two Houses, with Shops, Warehouses, Gardens, &e. in London-street; twelve eligible Dwelling-houses, with Gardens, &c. and large roomy Stables. Gardens, &c. on Royal. ht`l, in possession of Mr. Knowlesden, Mr. Hartley, Mr. Bean, Mr. St.me, and others; five neat Houses in Orchard-row, in rossec•ion of Messrs. Iteeves, Bone, Levert, Hobson, and Gill. a 'vital Garden, very eligible fur building, neat the Circus, &c the Pro•rerty lies compact, and very eligible for investing money, being all Freehold. May be viewed, by (cave of the tenants, by applying to Mr; Know:esden, CArpenter; Mr. Malts, Upholder, London-street ; where Particulars may be Lad, and art he Greyhound, Gremwich; of Mr. Chilton, Solic.tor, Chancery-lane ; at Garraway's : and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu-square ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SOUTH WALES.—Very extensive IRON-WORKS, MINIS, COLLIERIES , FARMS, CORN-MIL r- TAGE.S, By WINSTANI.EY and SON, at the Auction Mart, London, on Tuesday, January 26, at Twelve, in Lots, HIRWAIN WON WORKS, which, from AL the supply of ord, Coal, and Limestone, obtained upon the immediate spot, it is presumed are capable of being carried on with superior advantages to most others of the kind; consisting of two blast furelces, two fineries, casting-houses, forge capable of rolling from 140 to 100 roes per week, capital blast engine on Bolton and Watt's improved principle, with water.regultstor, and all the vzluable machinery, ti am •roads, &c. The Mines of Iron, Ore and Coal are of supetior quality, and now working with very c6nslierable advamsge. An exceeding good Family Residence, with suitable offices, coach-houses, stabling, two dwelling-houses for an agent and manager, and upwards of 120 cottages; sundry farms, water corn-mill, wharfs,l &c. Hirwain is desirably situated for water carriage, being only about five miles from the Neath and Aberdare Canals, to each of which is a rail road, forming thereby a direct and easy commu nication with the shipping ports of Neath and Cardiff, distant from the former about 16 mllea, and from the latter 25, from Swansea 24, from Brecon 18, and from Merthyr 6. To be viewed, and particulars had, on application to Messrs. Shawes, Le Blanc, and Shaw, New Bridge-street, London ; pa:•- ticulars also of Mr. Robert Bigg, Solicitor, Bristol; Messrs. Jones and Powell, Brecon ; of Robert Borrows, Esq. Clare-street, Dublin jbef Messrs. Robinson, Ainslie, and Paterson,Edit,Surgh ; of John 'Lang, Esq. Glasgow; of Mr. Thomas Winstmley, Li verpool; at the principal Inns at Merthyr, Swansea, Neath, Car diff, Newport, and Gloucester; at She place of sale; and of Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row. CLARE-STREET HALL & TWO HOUSES ADJOINING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. FARGUS, At the Commercial Sale Room, Bristol, (entrance to the Room by the door in Small-street),. on Thursday, the 28th of Jam ail next, at One o'clock in the afternoon, (unless iu the mean time disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be given), T.L those well-known and Extensive FREE- J-1- HOLD PREMISES, called CLARE-STRELT HALL; situate in Marsh-street, in the parish of St.Srephen, in the city of Bristol, and for some years past in the occupation of Messrs. Masse, Vaughan, Longmore, and Co. whose term expires on the 25:h March, 1815. These Premises comprise a capital range of Warehouses, capa ble of holding nearly 2000 Hogsheads of Sugar, with Cooperage, Sheds, Stables, and other Buildings; and dry arched Cellars un der, capable of holding 600 puncheons of Rum. They have a capital hauling-way from Marsh-street, and extend in depth from thence 160 feet, or thereabouts ; from whence branching off to the right and left ; they extend front a place called Glastonbury court, up to Baldwin-area, a depth of 190 feet ; where there is a. , exceedingly good DWELLING-HOUSE, with every conve nience, built by the Proprietor for his own residence, and well calculated for the residence of an acting Partner, in a very large Mercantile Concern. The Ground on r-hich the Premises stand comprises an area of nearly 17,000 square feet ; and is subject to the very small ground-rent of .19.125. and £l. 10s. paid to the town of Tetbury, as bread morey. From the contiguity of these Premises to the Quay, and all the Public Offices, added to the trifling expence of converting them into Bonded Warehouses, and the probability of the East India trade being thrown open, it is presumed they will prove a very valuable acquisition to Gentlemen wishing to purchase property of that description. Also, all that well-built and substantial FREEHOLD MES SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Clare-street Hall, called or known by the name of The SHIP TAVERN, and now isYthe occupation of Mr. Townsend, as tenant-at-wid, who has for sonic Yeats carried on a moat respectable and lucrative public concern iu the said House. Also, all that well-Built and substantial FREEHOLD MES SU AGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining the Ship Tavern, and now in the occupation of Mr. Mercer ' Baker, as tenant-at will, in which said premises the Baking b usiness has been very prosperously carried on for many yter.. Clare-street Hall may be viewed any day by applying to Mr. Houston, ou the Premises; and the two Dwellin3-I'.J nes adjoin ing, by applying to the reKsective tenants; but for further Parti culars and to treat ter the purchase by private contract, apply, if by letter, post-paid, to the Broker, No. to, Duke street, Itratol. N.B. A Plan of the Premis4 maybe f iviE at tbeCcrumerda/.. Rooms, SALE BY AUCTION: LARGE NAVAL TIMBER, NEAR OUNDLE, NORTHAMPTONSHIAL At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change -alley, London, on Tuel day, the 23d day of February, 1813, at Twelve o'Clock. SEVENTEEN Hundred and Eighty-t wo OAK TREES, Eighteen ASH-TREES, and One ELM-TREY standing as they are, with Top and Bark thereon ; in i 7 Lnts. Printed Particulars of which may be bad, at the swan Iran Oundle ; George Inn, Stamford; George Inn, NorthamFten Three Crowns, Leicester; of Mr. Braithwaite, Deena Park near (kindle; Garraway's Coffee-honse ; of Mr. Upton, Cro don, Surrey ; and of Mr. Henry Upton, Pet*orth, Sussex. The Ship-Builders, Timber-Merchants, and Dealers may assured that this Timber is well worth their attention, beh well adapted for the Navy, of large dimensions, such as b rare to be met with, and of g oo d qua li t y, some goo d beams, dill stur and plauk, with very fine heads, and will produce a gre quantity of Bart. .. • - ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, WHEEZING, &c, Cay of l Letterhaavemuch from Mr e .l s ohn Selby, yOrk!ldr f si t S ta beneet that I hat Uamlin treeeted *at ti prepared herb and the Oxymel of Suamoniust. My cough en so violent that I could get no tvst, and was 'often afraid to down for ft!ar of being suffocated; what i expectorated was wIl great difficulty, and very offensive, but found nb relief 11111 'mit/ the herb and the Chyme! of Stramonium, purchased it Mr.Pre ton Hornby's, Chemist,in York, which gave me Immediate r lief, and berate I finished one packet of the Stramoniuns sal one bottle bf the Oxymel, my cough was quite removed, the q ting mutts abated, and have ever since been perfectly easy, an am no,' in a good state of health. (Witness) lictciattor Ctoubs.—Nov, 30, 1812. The prepared Stramonium an 1 Oxymel, are cold QM) , In Lot don, by Harris, '2l, Ludgato.hik, (corner bf St. Paul's Chord yard); and by all respectable venders throogholit the country. AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spllsbury his Dispensary, IS, Soho-4:3lre, last Summer, barring encrusted eruption of the pustular lorm'covering his hands, tended with violent pain, and swelling of the glands of the arms fn irritation. His nights sleepless, and his helpless state (his hat tieing useless) rendered this cue in :0 young a man distre.ssi Much of the virulence had been prodbced by previous impre treatment. Bring directed to a mild sedative plan, the aegrai; symptoms gave way, and the PATENT ANTISCORBU' DROPS restored his hands to their natural state; and he ..xpte•ses Linsself as enjoying a better state of health than the two pr. cedire years. N. B. Ihe Genuine Medicine, Spilsbbry's Patent Antisci.. tic Drops, hLs the words, " By the Kings Patent," expressed the blahs, BPI of Direction, and Outside Wrapper, and t Dutyls printed In Black Ink.—ln Battles of Shil4m Double Ten shilhst.n and Sixpence—and largest One Pound T s Shillings, Duty incruded.Compound Es.euce, as. This Medicine is peculiarly efficacious in Scurvy, Gott, Bite maiism, in Scropitutous and Balm' Complaints. WHITE HAND:; him: ever been esteemed pers.mal heavy in both Sexes, ant in some pars Europe are esselatial to Perso‘is of Itanir.—The BANDAN SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the p.:ettliar proper . . . . . . , • -• of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceis fairness to the Bands which are constantly washed with 'oap. Even In cases where the Ain has been injured by la' or other violence, the hardness and coarseness are efi....ctuelly fallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a Brunei nee, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, width cannot be quired by any other means whatever. .1c Is by e:perteocts a; that any one can form an adequate Idea of die st pencil ezeolko of this Soap. As a preservative of t he skin from chaps, kc. tl Soap fs unequalled. bold by the Proprietors' Agents, whose signature it bea Weston and Co. No. 229, Strand, near Temple-bar, Londo and the Proprietors, as a further security, beg then to be pas eular in no:icing, that the name and address of the printer, Sprage, No. 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, is affiacil to the 1:1 and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by mant s spectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Cou try, price Is. each Cake. But it sat all times necessary to' particular in observing the above Caution, which will b e means of preventing she imposition which has •of late be practised. lES. TO MEDICAL MEN.—GUESIO. ANY Professional Medical Gentleman, p those that are walking the London Hospital.) for Lion, and may be induced by humanity, or lucrative motive), study the happiness of mankind, by net only almost instant freeing them from the agonising torture of the following co , plaints, but likewise to cure them in a reasonable time, may, bringing with them Patients afflicted as under, who have be returned as incurable from any of the London Hospitals, so see them receive Mich an earnest of cure u. no other Medici can give, and by attending with the said Patients • Mason& time, will see them restored to perfect health, without ahy pence to thetutelves or the patients : butif they bring with thi Patients that have not been returned as beinglocurable from a of the London Hospitals, such persons nutst pay the usual chary —Names of Disorders, as alluded to above: ail descriptions Gout, Rheumatic Copt, Rheumatism, Sprtins, Bruise's or C 4 tractiots and Lnssitude proceeding from any of the above co plaints; likewise Pleuri.y, Bilious, Nervous, Asthmatic, a Consumptive Disorders; Tooth-ache, Face-ache, Ear-ache, a Head-ache, of all descriptions.—Mr. B. Go err tees Patients his house, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, excepted) from Nide to Twelve o'Clock. WHISKERS GREY or C. great disfigurement to Gentlemen.—. making trial will be convinced of the utility, being so improved that no doubt now rezttalns Carrotty Hair cn the bead,u well as any immediately. Observe,there has been many articles for a similar purpose, but found /- Any Gentler an having Carrot ty or Grey V P. will be convinced of the efficacy of the minute's. A Lady of distinction has declared, been obliged to wear false hair,alzhough!- -= ' of her own, but it being grey at an early , by another Lady, as a secret, what great was resolved to make a fair trial, and in was the addition, that use bad left off the her bead of hair have the youthful appearance of age. Ask for " Princt'S Russian Dye." bottle, or a damn bottles .E 5. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist. Shop bet a Private House, exactly orposice Coach-maker's and a Grocer's, as the John-street, Oxford-street. Ladies or . vants, will be particular to give them direct are petty shops in John-street that sell Perfumer to her Majesty, Ttchborne-street ; Garde, SS. Nett! Bond-street ; Harding, 8 9, Pall-Mall; Bacon, lso , Oford‘streef Weston, 229, Strand; Davison, 59, Flett-street ; Rigge, 6S,Cbeet side ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Bolton, 'Putt, Royal Exchange ali of most principal Perfumers and Medicine Veneers. A CAUTION.—As most valuable articles are tried to be colt terfeited, be careful to ask for PRINCeI RUSSIAN Me, an observe the cover of each bottle is printed with " Raabe gol Ink." Plain directior.s are enclosed in each bottle, where any at may dye their hair themselves with ease and ple asure. Ladles and Gentlemen residing In the country, by enClO.int one pound note in a letter to the Proprietor, will receive by r' turn of coach one guinea's worth. Merchants, Captain!, and Country Shopkeepers, sending the Orders to any Wholesale Perfumers , or Medicine Venders the deal wick in London, will lied , . liberal allowsuet, • , every morning (Stunin :k. ::ARROTTY are en.—Ladies or Gentlemen rtility of PRINCE's DYE •emalns of making Grey os y where else, dark or blad many attempts to prepare red to be only impositiong y Whiskery, calling on Mr the Russian Dye in a felt elared, that for years haa 'hiving tolerably good hat ly age, was recommends) eat benefit she had funnel in a short time, so grata be false hair, an d has mab ?earance as when ttO yatt • Pat ce Halfa-Gwinct list. Observe, it is not : , posite No. 7, between numbers are iFregular ▪ Gentlemen sending get rections as above, as tber 11 counterfeits. Hendris This day was published, In vols. 1.2m0. price 91. boards, the Second Edition of Ta . PANO4AMA,„ OF YOUTH ' 1f tn tbeblipat of ingenious you stamp'd one ireful thought, one lasting truth, 'Twill be a fairer tribute to my name Than &tering fortune, or than empty fame. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.