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PtiVSIC, CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA MEDICA, at -r l , : . t o n Wednesday, the 2d of June next, at One o'clock, the l'heatre, 26, Cork -street, Burlingtou•Gardent, on Monday, June 7 'h , lel?, at Eight o'Clock in the M orn in g .—A Prospec .le will be reedy to treat with such Persons as may be willing . tits, wilt particulars, may be had of Dr. H. 21, Saville-row. ,r cou tract fur supplying HEMP. A Form of the Tender may be seen at this °face. Vo Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of 'I ! rev, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him 2,..11,14. • NO POPERY!! This day was published, price ouly is. 6d. or ,C 5 per hundred, SPEECH of the great EARL of CLARE in the fri•b House of Lords, on the second reading of the c.vrito- LIC BILL, 13th March, 1793. Printed for Stocidale, jun. 41,7a11-Mall. it comprises the ablest .Epitome of Irish History and Politics ever delivercd ; and the most irresistible arguments against the subversion of the Constitution now meditated ! This day was published, in mit tir • r The Second Edition, innstrated by a Map of its Pict uresqee cenery, price 104. Cal. bo.ards; • • SKETCHES of PERTHSHIRE. By the Rev. I'. GRAIiAM.D.D. Printed fur Longman, Hunt, Rer., Orme, and Drown. Pater. noster-row, Ltindun; John Ball.rityue and Co. and P. WI). Edinburgh: T . F the ItE LATIONS or NEXT of KIN of TY- A. NI AN FREEMAN, late a Seaman on board the East-India Nierchaiit Ship MARQUIS or ELY, Captain Dalrymple, Comman der, deceased, will apply to Michael Solomon, No. 131, Rose mary-lane, they will hear of something to their advantage. Lately was published, in Bvo. price Ss. 6d. In boards, PRAC ricAL OBSERVATIONS on the PRE JUDICES against the BREWERY, wherein the true min ciples of that process, with the causes of the uncertainties expe rienced by Private Families, and others, are pointed out. " Difiicliem oportet aurem habere ad crimina." By 7. BAVERSTOCK, Esq. Primed for White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street; and Becket and Porter, Pall Mall. TO SHIP OWNERS, DEALERS IN MARINE STORES, AND SHIP BREAKERS. NOTICE is hereby given, that in the course of this, or early next Month, win be put up for SALE, FIVE RUSSIAN SEVENTY-FOUR-GUN SHIPS, and ONE FRI GATE, with all their Stores, lying in Portsmouth Harbour.— The day and place of Sale will be duly advertised, and Catalogues issucd.—The Rigging will be sold in whole-lengtbs. . • CONIRACT FOR DEALS AI4D PLANK. ynciFyzcs, May 2, 1813. T" PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of His MAJESTY', NA Tr, de rely give Notice That co Thursday, the Sti of Jer.e neat, at one o'clock, they ,m be natty to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplyirg his Majesty's several Yardt, or any one or more of them with DECK DEALS, equal in goodness to R e -.•: c Peals and East Country Plank; also Rip or Dantsic (r). Mane.) FIR T;MREIL Vat Articles, and a fsrsor of the Tender way Se seen et Ai, Ver. No Tauter will Sr received after one o'cloci, en the day of treaty, Fa r any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, attends. Every Tender writ he accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Vaay yard, and signed by two responsible Person, engaging to beams kneed with the Person tendering, in the ,err of £lOO for every 120 number of lkak s, and .C 5 for every Lead of Plink, and ,e 2 for every Load of Tessler, for the doe perfirraanes 1 the Contract. No. 8,385, As First-drawn Prize above £2O, the lath instant, entitled to £2(`,200, was Sold in El,ven Share 4, by BRANSCOMB, at the Lucky Office, HOLLORN BARS. Tl RANSCO M B announces the above fortunate JJ event with the greatest pleugure, it being an addition to the long list of first-drawn Tickets entitled to Capital Prizes sold by them very lately, and is no doubt only a prelude to their Selling the First-drawn Prize above £4O NEXT THURSDAY, the 27th instant . _ _ _ Which will be entitled to XI 0,000 over and above any of the fol: lowing Capitals which remain in the Wheel, and may be drawn with it, viz.- 2 - - £20,000 1 2 - '2,000 4 &c. &c. &c. £lO,OOO 1000 Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are selling as above. THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING BUT ONE, NEXT THURSDAY MORNING, NINE O'CLOCK, AND THIS INVITING STATE OF THE WHEEL: 2 of £20,000 are £40,000 2 10,000 20,000 2,000 6,000 4 I,COO 4,000 4 500 2,000 s 300 ' 2,400 6 200 I is 100 1,200 llesiAes several Thousand Prizes of £5O, £4O, &c. The FIRS'DDRAWN TICKET above £4O, must gain Upwards of £lO,OOO, And the Chances are nearly equal that it will gain £ll,OOO or £12,000, 20,000, OR !IVY M 1:30,000 Drawirg is near—Tlw Wheel ii rich—The Tickets are few ; while any reusair, they may had at the ful tunate lilacs a T.IsISH; 1:e rac 4, CC! NHILI., and 9, C. AIUNG-CROsS, Where allOrtlers from the Country, po,t-paid, will b punctually attended to. r 4 HIONABI.. DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have tor the modern stl le. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly. studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable roguish( for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace an elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expence, With a respectable set of mils, on tlw puttlic teaching evening's. Professors of dancing taught the I.:ost elegant tancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles- Lin. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. ANATOMICAL STAYS. BY THE KING'S 1.1: I *Chits PATENT. LLOYD GIBBON, the PlAtentee, most 1 respectfully notices to the Nobility and Ladies, that lr..r.ng been absent for the establishment rt her health, she has new reamed to her stated residence in Sackville-street, where Is,iies are suited upon their first application, with her highly dis titguisled and approved invention, which are particularly caleu- Led to preserve the beauty and stature of - the perfect figure, and noaver weAness and curvatures in the spine: also, : - .re truly be rdicial to I .adios in a debilitn.::•l state, Irom, and in bearing of eildren. it being the peculiar property of this invention to afford !::at untnen support to the pendulous, or in a pregnant state, in hich :.anther Stays in all nations have to led. All letters to be post paid.--No. 7, Sat:kerne-street. 7. I II.LARD'S IMPERIAL CO - 1 - TON TWINE SHIRTINGS. (WARRANTED FREE YROM H ANY MIXTURE-WATINLR). THIS desirable and truly valuable Article i s sold, stamped and warranted, at the EAST INDIA NV AR E -110USLS, No. 16, CHEAI'SIDE, AND AT NO OTHER House, raear:y half the price of Lish and •Alier Linetit). Its strength durability is mathematically proved, and its demonstrative nay be seen. Each Piece is about I:6 yards; the price IN. 25. 6d. ';. and 2s. 6d. per yard, made is 7-sths for Ladies and 4-4th; it G.:Litton-as wear. It prevents cold, w tars even, and washes 6.lt.tifully white. It is admirably adapted for as climates, and II the greatest preventative to taking c(b`d ever discosereel. • l - he tStle:ate article of WHI l'E CHIN I'S may lie obtained nnly above, in Pieces, containing Ii ree Tarr;-e-, at Xs,. 2s. anti 4:.:. 1::s. 6d. each ; and U. the Piece of lout Dresses. L,:, L o p ; No. 16, CIIE•PSIDE. IMPORTANT RUSSIAN RECIPES. FIFFY POUNDS FOR TN Russia Medical Men possess various valuable specifics, wl.ich they either sell or bequeath to thole rtairrct pr:fessional relatives. Dr. WITHERS, while he rersided ciemtry, prehiurecl, by agreement, for 21 y.;ar an effectual mode of curing the undetmentioaed complaints, and the success of his praenc. : heree, for the last 20 years, has been en) te:iforin, that he h;is (*:ai "'il his Majesty's Royal Caveat to vender i: more u•ectil, till the Ist of Januat y nes', when the yattii.- 118 ht revert s t' the Ptoprictors in RUSSia.—:lll lt:tprcations (atfd Niters, pc,t-paid) to be directed to Dr. With:rs and Co. No. 6, Upper James-street, Golden-square, London. .1 hey cure Cancers f:f every &scrip too, Fits, Epileptic, Convulsive:, ilysteric, &c. the (data and Rheumatism hi the most obitinate caes. Glees and Delnlity in the om s fest continuance, Wvite bretiVngs of the juitits and weakness ot the limbs, Scurvy, King's Evil, and all ta of the eye and ear, where the organic structure is not imperfect; and being regularly bred as Member:. of the Royal C'illege, they are peculiarly successful in all female complaints, svoultds, and surgical cases. —"See Russian Phraphyialtie. v, llr. W. h as h is Majesty ' s Royal guarantee for this valualde " I ` d ic-nes whkh radically cures the Venereal Disease, and by ti.:c.asional external us e to . a ll y prevents infectior, with so much' l sisly and certainty,,that the. Doctor ‘N forfeit £3O, its cast of 1411.4 "'•••44. 4uttadauce daily.—Qraary fee £l. LINCOLNSHIRE. INTENDED WORKS ON THE WITHAM NAVIGATION. THE GENERAL COMMITTEE of the CONI. PANY of PROPRIETORS of the WITHAM NAVI GATION will be ready, as their next Meeting, at the Rein Deer Inn, in the Citr of Lincoln, on the 9th day of June next, to enter into Contracts with such Persons as shall be desirous of Contracting for the Excavation, Embanking, and other Works, intended to be executed on that part of the River Witham, be tween Kirkstead Lock and Branston Causeway Dike, according to the Plans, Sections, and Specifications, to be seen at the Office of Mr. Robert Swan, Solicitor, in Lincoln. The Proposals to be delivered to the said Robert Swan, at his Officb, in Lincoln afores-id, on or More the 7th day of June next. By Order, ROBERT SWAN, Lincoln, May t 5, 1813.. Clerk to the Company. EARL. MOIRA'S PICTURES, WINES, CARRIAGES, FUR NITURE, PLANTS, &c. S JAME'S PLACE. MR. H.. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, the Cellar wf choice French and Foreign Wines, small Collection of Cabinet Pictures by the most esteemed Masters, a Town Coach and a Chario:, and a Travel ling Coach, and an excellen: Travelling Post Chariot and Har ness; the Green-house Plants, and all the remainder of .he su perb Household Furniture, Chimney atal Pier Glas-as, 1-ill b sold by Auction, on the Premises, Sr. James's-place, St. James's street, this day and to-morrow, at <sit cacti stay Dilay be viewed by Catalogues, to he bad oa the Premises ar.:l 73, New B.,nd-street ; and the Witie• tasted at th' rim.- of saa. TO 13. E. SOLI), wi.h ur with.)ut Lilt: • ; - - - THAT most spacious HOUSE and Premises y • plete with every convenience, situated in the High sire , Pori sinoutli, where tin: Drapery Lus item has bin_A car: ied on sucetastully by Mr. syy.tße and Lis son, and is now in tut' I'h.• advantages of this olf.T need not be pointed out to ino • who are acquainted with the extensive business time at the list Naval Port in the kLigdom. For furher lamination, apply to Mr. Sharp, No. 87, High-street, Portsmouth. AL leuu•s, post paid, will he duly answered. N. B. The above Premises are :•ell calculated for a Naval or Public Office, b•fing about f.O feet in front by I I 8 teet de.•p. • NOUTH WALES.—TO FARMERS. TO BE LET, IN ONE OR TWO FARMS. A N ALLOTMENT of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, in MALL I REACH SALT MARSH, in the Cowry of AN( c:nbaaked and enclost.ll free) he bei. Tito Land u of exceAent quality, and can he !nought Imo eultiv.ttioa e: a very trdling ex% eine. It is wilLiti three fillies of the Town and Sea-putt of Carnarvon, and there is ...burolance of lime in the vicMity. &so, to be LET, ;,::other Allotment of ISO Acres, of lighter quality, bouflering on the ab o ve. 'llie Lan .liord will make very liberal allowances towar."s builliog and :cocing, so as to render these Lauds a most desir able o.j.:ct ue vecUation to a spliced Farmer possessing skill and capital. for further Partial Las apply to Mews. Poole, at Carnarvon ; or at their Office at Pencraig, in Anglc4ey. 'HONITON. DEVON. TO IV. SOLD BY PRIVA I E CONTRAC I' lan-I.' top-ether or in Lov ALCAPITAL and highly valuable FRFEHOLD ESTATE in posiiession inid reversion, consisting of the Lordship and Marior of Huniton, and several improvable Farms, with a very considerable part of the Borough of Honiton in Ales !glazes, Dwelling t, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1450 Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lyiN compact and extending immediately from the,town rOr a dis ta,:ice of more than two miles between the r'idmoutli and Beer tirrn;glte roads, producing a clear present inc!ime of upwards of £l.loo,lmt of the estimated value of £70‘,0 per annum. Full particulars may he had :it the Office of Mes.rs. Bickni II and Spi;!ding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to 'hum proposals tor the purchase are to be addressc. , d. Particulars may also be had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Eilerton, ni ar Modhury, Devon ; of Mes-rs. Townsend and Pearse, Silicitors, in ; and (.1 Mr. Richard liaise, Land Surveyor, 6, Flolborn court, Gray's-Inn, Loudon, of wlsom a Plan of the Estate may he seen. REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN THE CAPITAL SUM OE £19,066. 13s. 4d. IN THE s PER CENTS. TO BE SOLD IW AUCTION, its! taT.WART, At his Great Room. 194, Picc:Glilly, on Wednesday, May 26, at Twelve °Thu+, in three Lots , Lot 1. HE ABSOLUTE IREVERSION of and in two full undivided third parts of the capital Sum of £18,333.65. 3.1. 3 rer Cent. Consolidated Annuities, on the death of a Lady, aged 57 years. Lot 2. The Reversion of two full undivided third parts of the capital Suns of £366. 13.. 4d. 3 per Cents. Consols, on the death ot a Gentlesnan,,aged 80 years. I.ot 1. The like sum on the death of a Lady, aged 70. Parsietilan may be bad of Messrs.Daw.on and Wratialaw, So licitor., saville-place, New Burlington-street; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. VALUABLE, EXTENSIVE, AND IMPR.OVEABLE FREE -1101.1) E' FATE, Comprising nearly the WHOLE SOU PH SIDE of LA MES-S MEET, HAYMARKET, which will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, No. 194, Piccadilly, opposite Albany, on Wednesday, the 26th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two A, unless pi evionsly disposed of by . ..rivet Contract, ruins truly desirable and productive FREE _I :OLD ES FATE consists of a spacious range of substan tial rremises ai perfect repair, let to highly respectable Tenants am , l at welera:e rents, aul occupies a frontage of near 240 feet, includi , vg the Old Esti:Wished Royal Tennis Court, a very con veniew in.,' well-built Dwelling house, the Cabinet Manufactory of NI e-srs. France and Bantin, the capital Barn under the same, which fr ru hi; contiguity to StJames's, Haymuket, is very pro ductive, e%celielit Lofts over it, a Building forming part of the Nayntarkt t Theatre, and the capacious Vaults, extending fin a cons! lerable depth under the whole of the Premises. All in the several !,ecupations of !Messrs. Key and Co. Messrs. Winston and Co. Mr. Kinghorn, Mr. Minnikin, and Mr. Cox, and producing a clear Rental of nearly Xioo per annum. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, Saville-place, New Burlirgton•street •' at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, Piccadilly, when : a Plan and Elevation of the Premises may be seen. The whole may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on apply ing to Mr. Churchman, at the Tenob-court, from twelve to two o'clock. This day were published, Handsomely printed in royal tiro. and illustrated with Five En gravings. price los. 6d. in boards , TWO LETTERS to a FELLOW Tof the SO CIETY of ANTIQUARIES on the SUBJECT of GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE; containing a Refutation of Dr. Milner's Objections to Mr. Whittington's Historical Survey of the Eccle siastical Edifices of France ; and 'an Inquiry Into the Eastern Ori gin of the Gothic, or Pointed Stile. By the Rev. JOHN HAGGITT, Rector of Ditton, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; J. Deighton, Cambridge; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. This day was published, • A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISEon the PREVEN• TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as Strictures, Glocts, &c. ic:cluding practical Oh servaticns on Tabes DorFalis, Onanism, Seminal Wiekness,l4ll - Discharges, &c divested of all technical Obscurities. By T. M. CA TON, Surgeol, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and C uy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Paternower-row, London. Where nta)t.he had, Cafon's Popular Treatise on the Causes and DiAincton of the Vari”tiei of Asthma, with new, simple. and successful instructions for the prevention aed treatment of Ascimatic Fits, price 3s. :Ilia clay was published, . . In elephant Ito. price X.l. 314. boards, and in royal folio, price t*.s. boalas, Part I. of riIHE CIVIL ARCHITECTURE VITItI.I - VIITS ; con;;‘risirg thobc Books. of the Author which relate at.d private Ed fit.. .3 of the Ancients, translated By WILLIAM WILKINS, M . A .FAS. . . Late Fellow of Gimeslle and Caius College. Cambridge; Author of the ntiqoitics of Magna Gracia." . . Illustrated by numerous Engravings, with an Introduction, eon -4lning an Hisiocic.ol View of the Rise and Progress of Archi , cture amongst the GreAs. Piloted tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ten:cuter- row, and at Ow Briti.h Gallery, 54, New Bord-street. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, _ _ The Antiquities of Magna Grxcia, in one Vol. itnicti2l folio, illustrated by 83 nigravin : ;s, price £lO. Its. boards. REECE'S DIC 110 NARY OF P0P1T1..'.12. MEDICINE. :..is day was published, in tivo. a new Edi , iun, with Additions, price 16=. board', of _ _ APRACTICAL UIC'TIONIARYofPOPULAR 2..IEIICINE, tlt,! slitreren: Braiicttes of the ilealieg Art, so far as they ielatc to the Preservation of the lica:th -)f Man, re.sitniz, in different Climates, and enened i.t tl•ffef int Orctil.;:tiotts, .s well a, tLe gturr.i Treatment. of hi, nd Aceitletits ; viz. Anatomy, Phyt:iolegy, Z3urgery, Ly ItFECE, M. v. Pr:.:ted for I fog!ltat:, Hurst, Rees, :And Brown, Pitt r nostvi-rov: ; at!t' nt the Gul:ery, 51, Nive Bond-street. Of v.:, ot may he bid, by tue'satr.e Author, The. VI L . -n(24 . ..i. CL.'iOF., for the Use. of the Clerwy, 'leads of Fanii,ics, `emina: ies, Young rractiitont.rs in Physic, contain ing the litie.t Dis••everios in AL,dicine. A new Edition (acing ti.e Niivii) with e, , nsidcr.:lile Additions, price 10.61. board. AP:sCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE. ATESSiIS. CADELL and D.kVIES respect -IVA!. folly inform the Pesscssors of the maznificent Edition of the :ACIt ED I-iCRIP puhlkhed Ly the late Mr. MACKLIN. that it will slit:7llly b • completed by the Publication ut the APOCit Y PHA, prii.ted i t tha :tame size and manner by Mr. I'ENSLEY, and farming a Volume binulAr to thus:of the OLD t.w.l NEW TESTAMLNIS. It will be illustrated with Historical Engravings by Messrs. C. Hen:h, I .undstier, Bromly, Guiding, .S:e. ai•d ant Tail pieces wholly by Mr. Ltiolse2r, front Pictures at;tl Drawings which were the last Work of th.r Lae Mr. 1)e Loutherbourg. more copies will be printed than are p:eviuusly sub scribed for. The linvrestions of the Plates will be faithfully appropriated according to the ea:vs of the Subscriptions. The price of the Apocrypha, with the Engravings complete, deltv.red in extra boards, vel be Twelve Guineas; one halt whereof is t* by paid at the time of subycribing. A Li.t of the SulT;cribers will N prefixed to the Volume. Subscriptions are received by T. (:ad .11 and W. Davies, in the Strand, Booksellers to the Royal Academy; and by their Agents, W. Blackwood, Bookseller, Edinburgh; and M. Keene, Book seller, Dublin. EAST INDIA TRADE. Phis day was published, dedicated to dr: Right Hon. RosenT Earl of BLICKINGIIAMSIIIIt E, l'imitlent of the Board of Cun-' troul, &c. &c. &c. it: Volume. Royal quarto, illustrated with Twenty Charts, engraved under the direction of Mr. A. Arrowilnith, price Six Guineas in boards, ORIENTAL COMMERCE ; or a Guide to the Trade of the East Indies and China. Comprising, 1. A geographical and historical description of the principal trading ports and places from the Cape of Good Hope to Japan, with the periods when first visited by Europeans. The rise and progress art the commerce of the various Eu ropean Powers who have had establishments in the East Indies since the discovery of the passage round the Cape of Good Hope; likewise of the commerce of the United Staies of America with India and China. _ _ 3. The commerce which has been carried on by the East India Company to and from India and China, with the amount of Bri. tish manufactures and other articles exported, and of East Indu and China goods imported by them. 4. 'The commerce carried on by private merchants, and tLe commanders and officers in the East India Company's service, to and front India and China, with lists of the British manufactures and other articles suitable to the various markets. 5. The quantia s of East India and China commodities im ported into Gr:at Britain dining a series of years, and the prices they have sold for at the Ea,t India Company's sales ; with copious directions for chusing them, the duties on imp ortation, &c. 6. The commerce from port to port in the Eastern Seas, and from India to China, carried on by the merchants resident in India. 7. The coins, weights, and measures of the various settlements. 8. Prices Current of European commodities and other articles at the British settlements in India and at China. 9. The rates of agency and commission at each of the British settlements. 10. The Import and export duties, port-regulations, charges, 'Sm. at the principal places. 11. Various accounts relative to the East India Company's commerce, revenues, civil and militagy establishments, &c. The whole compiled from authentic documents, by W I LLIAM MILBURN, of the Hon. East India Company's Service. Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Honourable East India Ccapasy, Leadcnhali-sum►, London. NEW MI/SIC. • . Published by GouldtnF , D'.-tiotaine, Potter and Co. 1 :0 &AO. AlR u t e ;y_ L iVAVlP l Vl W N .eit a n trl d t an etto 4r6 "woir li d u s b : 4 ll4 eti from Milton's Lydda% by Miss Ogle, p and sung with utsi Verbal approbation by Mr. Brabant. at lianneer-sguare Roans, price 3s, " Mutual Love", sung by Nino E. &Amu, in the farce of Three Weeks after Marriage, at the Theatre-Royal, Covent. Garden, written and composed by J. PArry,price Is. 6d. "Beauty in Tears", sung by Mr braltam. In Unioisia, at the Theatre- Drary•laue, written and arranged by ditto, price Is. 6d. “ Gerona March and Waltz", for the Piano-forte and Harp, tom. posed bt P. Retail'', pnee 2s. 6d. or oblige. for the Plano-forte. only, price Is. 6tl. liosacca March and Quick Step'', for ditto, composed by ditto, prise es. 6d. or for Pianoforte only, price Is 6d. "Irish Air", No. 14, with variations for the Pianoforte; Harp and Flute, compoird by J. hlazzinghi, price sa. 9r tingl e , for die Pi:snot:tee and Flute uuty, price U. IMPORTANT T 6 THE ARMY. la and W. RIDGE, of CH---ICiiffl;Eß, havini -1.3• established extensive Warehouses in that City, beg hive to offer their services in furnishing the -Assay in General, but more particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Dis trict, with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoatrernents. oi .very descrittion. Their Stores are so esteus.ve, and such arrange ments have been made to meta patronage mnd apprubstion, that a Regimen may be supplied a: au. Heist's with every ar ticle required tor the comolete equipment of tar soldier N. B. Regiments going to or returning from th•t Ptninsuli, would find great advantages in the contiguity of the above ware houses to l'ortstno.ith. SP RING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACIO FOR SAUCES, &r. &c. _ _ _ rip HIS ACID for the table (which from its being hi 1 a tine powder, combioed with the fragrance of the Lemon re!, would be generally approved of if It was more known) has been mostly confined to persons of high rank, and only repress a (rid and sufficient pubLcity to become genera! wherever Le mons are wanted for domestic purposes. '!'here is a direction on the bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c.; i• is sold at the fol. lowiug Italian Warehouses :—Balls, Thomas, mid Brim. street; Aveling and Slackly, Piccadilly; Price, Haymarket; Pressey and l'arclay, Oz'or.l-streer ; ; • • i toa, St. I:lmes's-street ; ..Vat King str •at, Arlr•r. : card-street ; Lazenby, Eimard-streer. t'ertinan-square son, Great Portiand street • Atkinson, Hager and West, fiz. ford .start ; Davis, Grim: ; Av.ling, °Mace- .r. street, Bloonisbury ; Wright Lamb's Conduit street; 4. .4 Son, Shoat and Son, Davis aid ?starch:4n, Holborn; liurcambe, St. Paul's Church-yard; Hall and Fenuir.g, P:. Airy ; Claab, Lombard -street; Hall, Dirchin Lane, Corrikiil ; %%is, Leaden: hall-street ; Swans, Fenchurch-stiert ; Gr. gory, Gracechura• street; Young, Wappirg ; hanpson, Fleet scrod ; Hodson and ificks.in , Strand; kiches, Princes-street, IV runt; ,tert it Is also sold at sao-t Drugg is t s, Confecii.,nert, and Ntriliciiie Ware. hou.es in botth-s us. tia.—Ph.alie to udder the names a Spyring and Nlamien on the wrapper, as no other is genuine. EAR L NIUIKA's I.E E 111( - 10 LAO fl!Llt I . giNeE. ri I. IHE Earl his tal.eti a quantity of Priace*, gt nom& Russia Oil win Mtn to India, it is not uuly a preserver of tar hair, but =Anil! !..$430111e, is Use:: constantly, to s.soieten the hair wiscn dressing, will prevent ..atch:r.,l as yos will observe.hcreafter, in Eu,ilanil a , wallas an) ditto. dint ste. The E:irl %v as surry he Ohl not I.euw same, Fc.ars lx f ire. Any Nobleman writ c; to its t..1.6f:t-11 watt the above, utcy &IVO a siehr of tlui Earl*, Liter by arolyc,g to r . .lr. Prinze. %'h:. „if, et CU N11:1L RLAN :.:•• 3 TA:. n *nine with Lbw; 3n-.1 it I• ut 6:1C:1 rs - ZlitlC.:4l 1).!.e DOrl..ans, la:l -cily, att.l miry rglor persirus vi 'inzt Lin abroad, have ~tit to Ennlaadria sever:4l,tiniv.. itha t!:e Duches; NLVCA sTI.T. snit fur some Russia Oil, who informed Cie Prt prirtur she had been w :tura to its pod effects on a Lady eu het acquiii %ince, who las a he-u iful swdd of hair, bat for seven or Livia. y. ars tap: her hair ge ,, erally fed oil at sprirg or autumn, but after it the RuietaOil comtandy when dr ersing her hair, tor rise List twelve month., Iris preserved her hair ti ten tailing off. Serer:ll officers in the Army and Nary, and nibers that have wed tar Russia Oil fur dressing their hair when abroad, where there lave been fevers arid ut:ier tliseasts, l ave re mark:Nl tiry ha. e remained in p. t t -t; 4eal It ; also several Lattieb :hat bid been tuhject to had .acre fur years, have dr ehired sour they use-ti the Russia 0.1 hie their hair, have Nen re:i-Ared. The Pr:yr-I.:tar is :wain tar n•oni:.:ic inEre.lients slat Russia Oil is prepared with, it imzlit prevent eatchi.4.sliseaser, as it is well Lrown in •fi: airy, Env, and otter uilfitattlir mates subject to fevers, by the exit r.ial use of aromai.c ode eta cape the worst diseases. here are many simple ar kits that h..ve been thought little of, but when trued have been sound of great benefit. Considering it is the first artide for preserving the Hair and conducive to health, no person, either at home ur abroad. ought to dress their own or false hair la hisoct, rid through its virtue, as being beneficial to health, see the last Medical Act of Parliament, you will find Prince's Russia Oil must have a medi cine stamp. As security, the Proprietor has It ave of the Cam. missioners of his Majesty's Stamp (Kee to have h s mime," Mr. Prince" printed on the Government Stamp, which is on the oat side of the cover of each bottle—the counterfeiting is forgery. BALDNESS or GREY HAIRS will not be seen to future. if PRINCE's RUSSIA OIL is used constantly, to moisten the hair when dressing. It is proved the best and most whole some preparation in the Universe far the Hair, and I, so great) a nourishes if used constant, never a hair will tall off or turn grey; iu short, where there is hair by nature, and it has gut thin or bald, and the least roots remain, brusiug the Russia Oil re gularly, you any rely on its being restored.—Promutes eye brows, whiskers, and will prevesit whiskers turning redelidi or grey. Is used by the Royal Family, and Ladies arid Geutknues. of distinction. Obaerve, the cover of each bottle Las a British Government Stamp, therefore any shopkeeper or hair-dresser selling Pk un i a Oil, under any pretence whatever, without" . pri lre d in the British Government Stamp, are intpostnrs, ar.a s u tl e r s of countt A 4 for Prince's Russia Oil, at Bs. per bottle, or one bottle, containing four bunill, at ! CI, 25.; or six large for X 5. .u. la cludrd. Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist. Observe, it is not a Shop—exactly opposite No. 8; the Numbers are Li-regular in John-street, Orford-street. Ladies or Gentlemen smiling Ser yarns for Russia Oil, will be particular to gtve them d.rec:tons as above, as there are petty shops in Irin-street, Si well a, ►n other streets that sell Counterteit Russia Oil. _ _ Sold also by Mr. SmytkPerfumer to his M jestr, New Bond street ; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumer to her hi y.sry , 'I Et :et ; Bayley and Blew, Pertenters to the P 1 ate: am: Princ ss of Wales, and Duke and Duchess of Vori., Cues.pur.sri ; Harding,B9, Pall mall; Newhicrry and Son, 4L, st.lJata's Church yard; Dicey and Stoma Bow Churchyard; Barclay and Sun, 93, Fleet-market • Butler, 4, Chest side; Shaw and Edwa rd s, ti t i, St. Paul's Churchyard ; Withers 429, Strand; Bacon. 150, Os ford-.tract ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Rigge, ris,Cheapside; Bol ton 'Putt, Royal Exchange ; arid by most principal Penmen and Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Also persons who wear false hair ought to use no other but the Russia Oil, as it is not only •the best for dressing, as it does not clog the hair, but also prevents the catching of disease.:o.; no pen. son that wears false hair knows what subject it may be taken from. Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by encloAng a one pound note in a letter to the Proprietor, will receive by re turu of coach one guinea's worth. Cr be sure to order Plunge's Renew Oat., as there g: macy sounterftits. •