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W ;`'J ~~ II 7 ! - PIS) vt/o. r . i '• . . _ -....,1c.- .4 .. N . (!) ) ik. • _<...:.. . ...- -- it. 4 ...• .. . , • ii ,.. _ ..,. ..... . ..„ ...4N F..i* , \ ‘..._, —• . .4, A l a/1 j „.,, eq.... • far. '- la • • : . • : • - .. NTIABER 7870. TREATS' ROYAL, COVENT.GARDUI. THIS PRESENT he EV r ENING, MAY 27, will ' THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. TIMCIfirt h , ic! TH I E be T d ZkTA R. To-morrow, Nail Canzr. Friday, the Knight of Snowdouti. --------7-• Second Week of the New Entertainments. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S J wEsTMINS'IER-BRIpGE. Thula the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the - Prince Regent and Duke of York. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 27, • To morrow Vetting, May the 28th, Friday, the 29th, and &madly, the SOth of May, at F 4 If Six o'clock precisely, the new popular Grand Stage Piece called The Si. ge, S tot filing, and Heroic Capture of BADAJOZ. 'I he numerous characters are batted in the hand-bills. Second, a Comic Song, by Mr. R. L. Jones, called The Postman. Third, a new Comic Song by Mr. Johanna, called Wise Conclusions. Fourth, the Gmud Russian Spectacle, is two Acts, called the BRAVE COiSACK, or Secret Enemy. Filth, a new Song by Mr Woolf, called The Forester's Daughter. Sixth, a favou rite Comic Song by Mr. R. L.Jones, called Bang up in the City. Seventh, Surprising elevated p:rformances an the 'Fight Rope, by Mr. Ducra'w, with the comic accompani ments of the two Clowns. Eighth, a new Comic Song, by Mr. loltannot, called the Fighting Butcher. To which will be added (9th time) a Comic Pantomime, ratd The GOLDEN DREAM, or Harlequin's Aniknatinn. Doers open at half-past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 25. Cal. Is. Second Price at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the I heatre ism Ten till Three o'Clock. MR. WEST'S PICTURE. THE DIRECTORS of the BRITISH INSTI TUTION having purchased for Three Thousand Guineas, me. West's Picture of Ova Savtoust hea'ing the Sick in the Temple, propose to publish by Subscription ' a PRINT of it, to be engraved in the Line manner, by Charles Heath, Esq. of the dimensions of 284 Inches by 1811. The price to Subscribers to be Five Guineas each. No proofs to be taken off, except for the Subscribers to the purchase of the Picture; who are to have one Freofesch, and one early Impression of the Print. A deposit of Half the Price to be paid on subscribing, and the remainder on the delivery of the Impressions, which will be made in the order in Which the subscriptions are received. Subscriptions ate rece'ved ty Mr. Green, the keeper, at the British Gallery, Pall-Mall, only, vitae the Picture Is now exhibit'ng. By Order, V. GREEN, A. R. A. Keeper, N.H. Persons residing in the country may transmit, per post, 13, credit for which Will be given, and a receipt Immediately seamed. SIVEWRIGHT respectfully recommends the • Scheine of the New to Draw 4th June next, con billing only 8000 Tickets, and presenting a greater chance of *mining the capital Prizes of £20,000 I £OOO £2lloo 10,000 3000 1000 &c. &c. &c. itn in any former totterTT 'rickets and Shares are on sale at th . e fortunate Offices of Sir JAMES BRANNCOMiI and Co. N 0.37, Cornhill, I No. 11 , Holborn, N 0.14:. Oxford -street, No. 38, Haymarket. KMRTH.DAY, JUNE 4, the present lx STATE LYE t FRY will be all Drawn. Tickets and .51tares are selling by HORNSBY and Co. ilk, Co: shill, London. 11012111 Y and Co.'s is the only Office where the First Two 45,000 Prizes were sold, and also where the Two First 5e.49,000 Prizes were sold; besides 1 of X.. 25,000 I it - • £0,5;0 52 33 10,000 78 4? 5,000 101 , All of which were paid on demand. °; Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity and dispatch of £4,000 - 11,000 - 1,000 500 TO THE PUBLIC. ' a WEBB, for favours already experienced, re • tura% his ssocere thanks, and from titn,r persons inclined to adventure in the Small but RICH LO I'TERY, to he Drawn on THURSDAY, the 4th of JUNE, he respectfuly solicits a preference. Having now a great variety of Tickets and Shares for Sale, it his newly estahh•hed, yet fortunate Office, No. 17, LUDGATE-S IHEET, near ST. PAtlL's, V!iere the last Prize of £4OOO ever shared, was cold, in One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, and Paid on Demur tl. rie Orders from the Country punctual) , attended to —Go •-mment Securities bought and sold by Cußatnission. Irish Ba k Notes exchanged for British currency, and Bill+ on Dublin negotiated by G. WEBB, St.. lc Broker, Licensed State Lottery Mere, 17, Ludgate-stremt, rem' S•. Peturs. KING'S 131 it li-DAY. RICHARDSON, GOODLUC!:, and Co. (the Coluractura) mpectfully inforra the Public that the STA fE I.O:TRRY Will be drawn the ltli of JUNE. 5C20,000 10,000 5,(`00 3,000 2.000 3,000 2,000 1000 3,900 , 1,600 1,200 3,600 ) ,500 1,600 1 , 800 2,952' 19,650 is • SCHEME. 1 Prize of - £20,000 - 10,000 1 - - 5,000 3 . . 3,000 2,000 • S - 1,000 - 4 - 500 • • 400 - e- - 300 - - . • 200 12 100 - 20 . - 80 - . 30 . SO - 40 - . 40 - S 0 80 - 106 25 - 1,310 . 15 - - Only 8,000 Tlc!-.tts. Ticketa and Shares are on Sale by Ric!' A adsom, Goontoct, asd Co. at their Offices, the corner of Bank-butklings, Cornhilf, sod facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; where, in the I,nt tali drawn on the 90th April hr., they sold the following CA PITAL PRIZES, in 64. Shares: .44. 3,518 a Prize of £lO,OOO N0.1e,609 a Prize of £3OO , 11,518 . 5,000 I 2,710 - 200 41,133 - s,ooq _ 3,238 - 200 .2,104 300 - , - - r.. . . IMPORTANT SAINGS,R AT US, PLEET-STREF.T, WITHI V N THEE DOORS OF FE I TER-LANE, FOR READY MONEY. FGIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Man's Mercer, ' anu Taylor, announces to Ws numerous Friends and the 14 Eiotrible World, that he is enabled to supply theist with Ar ticles of Dress, made in the first Style of Elegance, and of supe- nor quality, at the following very reduced prices: Very ben Spanish Wool Superfine - ' A s. d. Clods Coats - - g 3 0 Ditto British Wool . 2 10 0 - 00 0 d Second Cloth Coats - - - - 1 16 0 Very best Superfine Kerseymere Breeches - 13' 0 ' Dino Donble-milled . , 1 8 0 - Best Doubie-twilled Cord ditto - - ' 018 0 Fashionable Marseilles Waistcoat* . 0 12 0 And every other Anlcle, whether Great Coats, Ladles' Riding Habit , . Fantaioons, &c. dm. charged with an equal rePrdie Economy. MILITARY MAGAZINE. THE ensuing NUMBER, which will be pnbli , hed on the Ist illAe—am:lng a variety of other originel and important topics, will contain some animated and iiiteresting articles on the provincial Dirintances, with Hints for their Suppression. The lk-gency restrictions, with comments on the Character and Conduct of the Prince The Governor of Curaciaa's grand entry into the City of Caraccas (which has been lately swallowed up by an Earticialte). 'lle Premiere's Aiiias-ination, and the probable causes which led to 4.-1 he Catholic Claims.—lnsolvency Bill—Royal Marines, and Re marks on the Impolicy of the Exposition of the Correspondence on the Formation of a new Miri.try, &c ecc. Published by T. God.lari, at the Military Library, No. 1, Pall-Mall, where communications for the Editor are requester to teAddretsed, poet aid. 4 40 Pr OVID'S ART OF LOVE. This day was publ shell, in a neat pocket volume, embellished with an elegant Fr nitispitee. tree 2s. 6d. extra boards, O - VID'S ART OF LOVE. To which is aided , t: e REMEDY of Love, the ART of BIALITT, and Amoulta. Translated by Dryden, Congreve, Tate, Creech, Hopkins, Duke, Sir C. Sedley, and H. Cromwell, Esq. With Notes. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row; and all Booksellers. Of whom stay be had, a h-autiful edition, embellished with two line plates, printed on t'..e finest paper, in small livo. fake 6s. boards, K IsSES ; being .a Poetical Translation of the DAM of JOAts xis SECUNDOS NICOLAIVi. With the original Latin Text. TO which is prefixed, an E=say on his Life and Writings. MAY 27, 1812. WEDNESDA . RELIEF WITHOUT DANGER OR INCON4ENIENCE, Warranted, and the full cost returned, if nut approved of after any Trial, Wear, or Damage. QALMON, ODY, and Co. 292. Strand, London, S Patent Self-adjusting TRUSS-MANUFACTURERS to hi. Majegy's Royal Navy, the Hon. East-India Company, &c. &c. warrant their Trusses, without any Strap what , ver, superior in ease and effect to every other invention on the above terms, and confidently recommend b. trial to all tho.e who prefer perfect ease and security to the galti ig application of the common Twos. Merchants and Captains supplied on liberal terms MR. PERCEVAT.. On Monday next will be published, price Is. 6d. '1 'HE LADY's MAGAZINE for May, conta;n. Ins, besides a numerous variety of other amusing and in structive Articles in Prose and Verse ) * d-raded Account of the As4assination of Mr. Perceval, with a Sketch of the A.sass;n's Hi•tory, accompanied with a fourth illuyrative Engraving, in addition to the usual number of Embellishment-, viz I. An In teresting Historical Plate; 2. The molt fashionable Female Dresses, correctly coloured ; 3. A new and elegant - Pattern tor the front of a wor ked dress. Printed fur reeorge Robinson, 25, Paternoster-row ; and sold by all Booksellers. Thu day was published, in Two Volumes, 12sno. A Novel, entitled THINGS BY THEIR RIGHT NAMES.- BY A PERSON WITHOUT A NAME. Printed for George Robinson, No. 25, Paternoster-row. THE PRINCE AND THE OPPOSITION. --.. . This day was published, price only Is. 6d. THE EARLY FRIENDS OF THE PRINCE REGENT. Ey the Author of A Letter to the Prince,and Vindication of George 111. Printed for Stock&le, jun. 41, Pall-Mall. Also, with two beautiful Historical Plates, pace only rs. An Awful Warning, iuscribed to the Memory of the Right Hon. Spencer Percival. I his day was publish d, A DESCRIPTION of FONTHILL ABBEY, WIL I SHIRE ; 'lnsulated by VIEWS, drawn and en graved by JANIS STOR Royal fro. ntth Proofs nn India Paper • •12 2 Ditto on Common Paper • 1 5 Surer roya B'o. - • - 0 Id Pub ished by W. Clarke, New Bond-street; J. Ca prnter, Old Boud .fret; W. Miller, Albemarle-.:rev ; C. Uliaprel, Pall-'.'all; White a 4 Cochrane, Fleet-s reel; Sl.erwlod. Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-ruti ; Brodie and Co. Sanatory; and J. Storer, En graver, Penton. Ille. This day was published, io s vote. foolscap WM. price Ids. boards . . the Fourth Edition of JOAN of ARC ; a Poem. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for Longman, Hung, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternostcr-row ; and a . the British Callery, 54, New Bond-street- Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Amadis of Gaul, 4 vols. 21s. Curse of Kehama, 2 vols. 14s. Poems. 2 vois. 12,. Thalaba, 2 vols. 145. Madoe, 2 vols. Bpi. ctmvo% of ;he leer English Poets, s vols. 115. ed. History of the Brazile;f4to. £2. vs. Palmetto of England, *vols. El. Bs. I.ctii rs from Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. 10s. 6d, Chronicle of the Cud, 4to. Cl. 15$. EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE/. This day was published, printed in a dose but distinct type, price 4s. bound, or IS to the dozen, THE POOR CHILD'S LIBRARY; being a Collection of Moral, Didactic, Economical, and Religions Pieces, in Prose and Verse; consisting partly of Selections from the best and most pious Authors, partly of Tracts published in a detached form for the same purpose, and gartly of original pieces. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of QuesCons on the New Testament and other Works. This Work is intended as a pres:nt to Children on leaving the various Charity and Sunday Sebools, or the Schools ofDr. and Mr. LA Icas - rgll,and is intended to render Education effec • tive and practical in regard to the moral and religious Hatiitti of young Pers.ms after they have lett any of thew Schools. Printed fur RICHARD Pail-Lies, 47, Ludgate-hid, and to be bad of an Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the Author's SOO Questions on the New Testament, being the only practical Means ever invented for 'reaching the Elessests of Christianity to posing Persons, price Is. SECOND GRAMMAR O! GEOGRAPHY. This day was published, illustrated wick . swan, Maps, and shay Views of County '!'owns and remarkable places, price es. Sd. bound in red, 14 It ITISH GEOGRAPHY; being a compreleen- I-X erve account of the Pitman STATt of tne whole blif II- H EMPIRE, including the BIITIIIII Wasps and.the 1311111 M Cu- LONILII attd DILTE;YDENCILS in all parts of the World, ds.ign‘d for the Use of he:tools, anJ s-tving ass second Part, or Coo,ple tion of the Author's well-known GRAMMAR of GansaAs Ciao °KATHY. by the Rev. I. GOLDSMITH, Author of the Grammar of Geography, &e. Ste. Estranr.linary as it may seem, there eacstsiso . tioslurn Account of the :Stith!' Einp;re besides this Book, and of course ro Ele mentary Work on this subj_ct calculated to quality young Doi tons to prrform in after-life, with competcno Intelligence, the Duties of that vocial Sure to which they appertain'. Pm:ea for RICHARD Posturs, 47, Ludgate-Lill, and sold by all Booksellers.-01 whom may also be had, Blair's Universal Preceptor, called the " Sun o( School nods," pece 45. 6d. His 600 Questions, price Is. and bit 'T►.ttles Key, Ss. 61. Also kis Nlomiels of Juvenile Levers,priee so. til. ICENT.—BEAUTIFUL SITUATION. To be um oil LEASE, and attend on immediately, BOUGHTON MALHERBE PARSONAGE, one mile from the Higis-road, two from Ludlam, four 'from Charing, eleven from Maiditooe andAshford, and 47 from London; colitis ing of a good Hall, Dining-zoom, Drawing. room, Study, nine Red•roonis, besides Dreedi.g•roorns nd Closets; a good Kitchen, and suitable attached and detached Dikes, web supplied with eseellent water; a double Cued house, and six-stall Stable, and five Acres of rids Pasty., !Amd, the appearance of a Paddock, intervened wish See Elms; also a fish pond, well stored with ends, and a gond Kitchen Garden in the highest tae of cultivation. here is a pallet walk to the Church, which is near, through a Shrubbery. The situation is osiconansool ) beautifal. The prraseeet over the Wield of /Lest. ice. exten,iye, sod the precnia..s are sheltered trona the /forth winds by an Ash Plantation. For farrher particulars, arly to Mr. Weed ate, Solicitor, London. AU is ten (post paid) duly answered. HICKMAN'S PILLS. IN the various complaints incident to the hats= frame, there are none snore dreadful io their nature, nee more alarming in they consequences, than the Gravel and Stone, Pains in tie lack, Loins, and Bladder, and Lumbago. They are sons. plaints to which every person is liable, a•id are a foundation fee every other species of disorder. HICK MAN'S PILLS, eons. pos e d of the most innovnt Ingralk nta, have been found ot sin. gular eftEracy, is nut ..nly strengttie.mg the vessels containing the urns., but in happily destroying the pei ri:yisg quality et it, from whkh proceed the above. complaints. ate. removing the calculi, yr gritty kg-crenate, end banishing every pernicious test. dency to those rii•or.krs, without confineencat. From a COOse Ante. nets of the powerful quality of timber Pill., fully evinced by a prorate practice of many years, they are offered to the &Matted, and recommended as a cure fur the above complaints. .old wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cluspalde, corner of Paternover-row ; and rent I by betam and Sharp, tortenenthe Hall mg Julassoe, Gosport; W,piron, Mallory% and /ones, Fumes; Trrwman, Exeter ; Coe:amen by, bert ' and Hotland, Ilymouth ; Newbury,. trablio; hatter and Macdonald, fi'asgow ; Snitch, Manderstoa, ticket and Cargill, Edinburgh; Liu well, Bath; Russ and Peck. Hull; Greases end B Ihnge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowan, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and most Meklicine Venden, In boxes at vs. 9d. each. TO PARENTS. WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, who has a taste for Writing and Drawing, to article to a Land Sur veyor whose practiee.is superior. The term to be five years.— The You:h may either reside with his Friends or with the Ad vert.ser. Cards of address are left at M . Hughes, Walsh, and Co's, No. 2, Inner Temple-lane, Temple Apply between one o'clock and four. MR. PERCEVAL. - This day was published, price 2s. 6d. AFUNERAL DISCOURSE upon the Devh of the Right Honourable SPENCER PERCEVAL,iewhich is con•ained a Brief Memoir of the Public and Private Virtues of a Man, who carried the piety, mildness, and juvich of his pri vate character, into his public Aintioistraion ; and whose loss, in a season of varty and peril, has put a Nation in Tears. Dede sated to the LORD CRANCZLLOR, • Pri aed fnr J. Davies, Essex-street, Strand. GOLD COAST OF AFRICA. This Month will he published, AN ACCOUNT of the GOLD COAST of AFRICA.—By HENRY MEREDITH, Esq. Member of the. Council. and Governor of Winnebah Fort. Containing a description of the Country. Cl mats, Productions. Trade, and Capabilities; an Account of the N adv. 0 heir Man ners, Customs, and Laws ; a Description of •he European set demerits ; the Rise and Progress of the Ashantee War; a con cise History of the several African Companies, &c Ste. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, st, New Bond-street. STEWART AND WATSON'S CLASSICS, VOL I. This day was published, handsomely printed in Sao, price 12$. Royal 4GI is. • MTULL!! CICE ROMS gum Superstint Opera ; . cum optimis codicihus dilionter collata ; Aotisque paucis illustrata. Curante ALEX. .sTEWART. Volumed Pnmura. 'lle above forms the first Volume of an Edition of the Most ce lebrated Roman Classics, which, combinit g elegance with cor rectness, may at once meet the approbation of the learned, and form a handsome ornament to the most splendid Libr_aries. Earls Volume will be complete in itself, and may be purchased separately, without any obligation to take nvsre of this edition; or should the work of any particular Author unavoidably extend to a 2d Volu;ne, the two volumes will be published together, and sold on similar conditions. kdinburgh : Printed for Stewart and Watson, and sold by T. ST, Paternoster-rmv, London. • Ink published, a New Edition, price Ss. Illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particularly Is consequences, as Strictures, (Meets, &c. including copious and practical Observations= 'false. Donal*, Hypochon driasm,Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Maul Discharges, Ace. di ested of all technical obscurities. By M. CATON, Surgeon. Late of the United Hospitals of St. 'lhomaes and Guy's. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and loom, Paternoster-swa; Si.. meet Highley, 24, Fleet-street, London. Also, by the earns Author, price as. A POPULAR TREATISE on the PREVENTION and CURE of the different species of ASTHMA, with Practical Observations on the use of the STRAMONIUM, sold' its preparations In those affections as well as the Hooping Cough, including R e marks on the nutritious properties of the Sassafras Nut is Dhow of the Loop aad Stomach. LIBERAL AND USEFUL. EDUCATION. As some Schoolmasters and Governesses may not - 1 - yet have become acquainted with the vaivable recent Book,. which enable them to teach certain essential and indispensable branches of Education, by means of Question-, tit by Working at the several subjects (i. it. by the only means irs which kn•lwledge can be acquired) the following List is respectfully submitted to them for their information: I. Gen &alit KNOVILIDGT..—The Universal Prec••ptor ; or, General Grammar of Aits, Sciences, and useful IC.nowladge, by the Rev. DaYid Blair, price is. Ed. b ound. Six Hundred Questions and Exercises on the preceding, cal .culated to perfect the Student in every part, price is. 2. BRITISH GROaRAVIST.-•-A Grammar of British Geography, descriptive of the British Empire at berme and abroad, and in all its circumstances and relations, by the Rev. J. Goldsmith, with 7 maps and 63 view a, and SOO Questions for Exercise. 4s. 6d. • A separre Key to these Questions, for the use of Tutors, price 9d. sewed. • 3. CHRISTIAN RELIGION. Five Hundred Questions and Ex ercises relaCve to the Facts and Mural Doc.zines of the New Testament, being the only means ever coi-trived for implanting in young minds the Principles of Christianity, by the Rev. I. Barrow, Auzbor of the poor Child's Library, price Is. 4. ALT or LLTTIR•WRITING. Models of Juvenile Letters, on fanatiar and ordinary subjects, with numerous topics for tier. case, being the first attempt to flintier geleuine Letter-writing a practical branch of ediscatton, by the Rev. Divid Blair, price 36.61 bound. S. Ail - Of DRAWINO. Elements of the Art of Drawing, in all its branches, illustrated by nearly Sixty fine Engravings. and containing the entire liements of Drawing in Figures, Animals, Landscapes, History, Howers, Fruit, and Natural History? by George Ha milton, Drawing Master, price 21s. half-bound. 6. HISTORY OW ENGLAND. Five Hundred Questions relative to Facts and Inferences in Goldsmith's History of England, de signed to familiarise young persons with the History of their own Country, by the Rev. J. Adair, pries Is. 7. Tut 'Puree's Boos. A 7 utor's Key to Three Thousand Questions in the precedtng Works ; and also to the Qiies: ions in Goldsmith's Grammar of General Geography, and blaT's Grams. marof Chemistry, price Ss. 6d. bound. Printed for RICOARD Porttirs, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be had of all Booksellers and Stationers. N. B. Besides the preceding, the same publisher has just finished a PORT•ILR CYCLO'PEDIA, Or General Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, designed for the use of Schools, and as an e a••• pnt present to Young Persons, by the Rev. J. C. Watkins, rice IS.. boned, with numerous plates. Also the POOR CIBILD'S LIBIART or Guide to the &his s aa4 to Virtoo sad fLAppinoss, by the Jilwr. L Beam, pries 45. . "I'HE ROYAL FAMILY, and LADIES . and • . 11 . GliN I LEMEN.of FASHION, in ku. land, use PKINCh'S ORIGINAL LON1)ON RUSSIA OIL, fur no.i.tet,Mg the bait when deeming ; it is so great a noorisher to the heir, at used cony scantly never a halt will falloff or turn grq ; in Or ri, wl.ery tltre is hair by rattiv, and it Ilia got thin or b.ll, by uellig the Russia Oil regularly you may rely its beats restored. Several Gen. tlerneu Au were bald have &clenc, usiag the Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald places became covered witb hair. Give it a fair trial by using It regularly, as it cannot have tie elect if only applied at intervals ; recnt:4es eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. It Is thsbes prepara tion in the world Cos preserving and promoting hair. Several who had thed the Russia LAI fdr years, and from the use of that akin, not a hair fell off or turned grey "but, being persuaded by their hair-dresser to use other Oils that arc advertised, as they are cheaper, but in the cad found them the dearest, their hair fell off or turned grey, have declared, they will use no other than the Ruse sia Gil in future, it bens the best article for moistening the hair when dressing, as it heaps real or talse hair of its natural gloss and curls. A Carrion.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Russia Oil and given it for sale 114 the Ha r-dressers Shops, Etc.. they permute it is the fenuine, to deceive, and have imitated the Eagle and Signature oh the cover. To prevent the like imissial• dons, and as more security, the Proprietor has the leave of the c omm i ss i oners of hi s Maj e sty's S;anip Offce to have his name, ,4 A. Prince," printed on the Government stamp, which is on the outside of the cover of each bottle, the counterfeiting of which is !felony. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to observe the above caution, as many have been misled to purchise the cam. terfeit. Ask for Prince's Le adon Runde Oil, at fns. per bottle, or onebota tie containing tour small, at Li. is. or six large bottles at RS, duty included. Sold by the Proprietor,A. Prince, loiiii-strea,Oxforde street, Observe It is Lot a shop, kis a private House, oppeeitta No. 7) - and by al pointnsent by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma* jesty, New Bonu-strcec; Hendee and Sons, Perfumers to het ' Majesty, Ticliborne.street, Gold-n-square • Bayley aid Blew, , Perfumers to th e Pat' co and Pt.ncess , and iloke and tkichees of York, 5, Cockspun-street ; Newberry and 'son, 43, -St. Puri Church-yard; Dizcy and Sit t on, Bow Church yard; likarelayisid Son, 95, Fleet-market ; Butter, 4, Cheagelde; Shaw and Edwards. 60, St. Paul's Churchyard; Berry, Johnson, GreekAstrealf= 330, Strand; Gude, 52, New Bunsi-street 95„ side ; Davison and: on, 51.,Fleet -crest ; Bacon, 150, 0 sford-otreoLs After perusing the respectable venders is Lallideel whe Prince's UP* Olt, It must be reidant that he Is the eeisfielPrtft f•..Wilip are ccossieseeks, eadthe sedan 4preemee... • . • PRICE SIXPENCD-RALFMNNI. STUART'S COMMISSION. , r rHE Creditors oho hive proved their Dehtt under a Commission of Bankrupt. awarded and loosed against THOMAS STUART, late of Bermondsey -street. Hat Manufsetsree, may receive a Dlvidesid as their respective Delft% by applying to Mr. Bums. Gray's bus. TO FOX HUNTERS. T° BE SOLD, by Messrs. TaTTERSALLS, on Monday, June Ist, the HORSES and HOUND 6 of ono of the °Meet Hunts in the Kingdom. DEVONSHIIt E —To Rh SOLD, • THE MANOR and ESTATE of PISWELL, In the parish of Kentisb-are,in the county of Dream; cos. listing of neatly 500 Acres of Arable, Pasture and Mesdow Ground, fu divers Tenements and Fawns, of which about 120 Acres its held by Tenants at Will, at yearly rents amt.unting to muss, about 54 Acres on lease et the yearly rent of .Exit tOs. and the remainder by Tenalts wider learn respectively deter. ' aitioabl; on the d.aths of one, two, nr three I:ves. This Minor is of excellent soil, and patikadarly adapted for sheep ; lies compact, is Improveable, and near to a lime rlch of the best quality, and situated within three miles of the market town of Cullomptoo, upon the turnpike road lca.tiog thence to Hornton trots which It is di.tant about e'ght For viewing the above UAW apply to the BMW residing thereon; and tar pre oicuitra apply to Masi... Grahana.KOdorley, and D. , mvsile, t'oLtinrs, Lincokes Inn, Loudest Mr. Voysey, of Eruaddist, near Exeter;, or to Mr. bratties t Solicitor, in Eerier., DEVONSHIRE.—TO BE SOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH rORD, in the 'County of Devon consisting of upwards of 1 300 Acted of most excetent Mead ow, Pasture, and Arable Ground, - in several reneinects contiguous to each other, of which labour 7.1 Acres are held by 'I comas at Will, or fur a short writ yo rs, at the year:y rent of Xl.* tH. at:d the remainder by I roams °mkt. Lt sacs reaped tvely determinable on the destine t An or three I his he ate has a Southern aspect, is three miles below thy ' 1 own of Parnstaple upon the navigable river raw, and about five miles tram the sea; ary cornmoilry may be sent to or froth the premises by water carriage, and fl.e lands rise from this water-side by a gentle acclivity, from which there are licturtiquo views of the Town of Barnstaple, and several Mks up the river 'raw, and down that river to the see, and which views also eons. prebend the seats of several Gentlemen residing In the neigh botutoocl. The North Devon Stag-kounds and several packs of Harriers are kept within a few miles of the Estate, andthe neigh bourhood Is considered as one of the most pleasant and healthy in the West of England. For viewing this Estate, apply to the Bari!i residing thereoi ; and for particulars apply to Messn.Graharn, Klmiesiey, and Do it- vile, &Sheba's, Inn. 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