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THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA- Jnres TREASURY, having given Pirectionsfor paying oi the ?Merit. 'of the above mentioned Axchequer Bil s, tpilh the Interest mhos thereon, at the Excheyer BPI Vice, in the Receipt of Exchequers New Palace Yard, Westminster, .on daturJay, the Bth day if .May, 1813, attendance will be %Nen daily (Sundays sad Holiday: excepted) until and including Tuesl4, the 4 h of Msy, from Ten each in the Morning till One in the ill:es-noon, for the purpose of receiving Me Mine and, for the greater dispatch, the hearers of the sad Bill, are desired to place the Bills in Lists (which are to be obtained at this ire) classing them in the order of their respective dates, such as are for the same amount king numer4cally arranged, and 4m:flying Me principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, but ex eluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said Bth lay of Ma), inclusive, when the Interest will cease; and Me said Bearer! (being. Hollers or not! are isa'speasii4 required to indorse each Bill with their usual si.,,matures and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate List ; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Vice for payment, and to receive the new Bills,andgive the Receipts for the same. If any of the hiders ytheafiresaid llillrshomid be desirous of re.-riving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previasts to the 1.23 Bth day of May, the y may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to the day on •tuki.h they wish to be paid, asfd leaving- the. said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Person a: may be desirous of having new Excheiner Bills in tack or in parrof Paymeni of. Principal, upon mariiitg new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Tuesday, the 4th of May, may be acommodated with new Bills, carrying an interest of Three-pence HaYpensty by the day, on every One Bundled .Pounds, which said New Bills will bear date the s t aid day of May, and will be delivered, together gals; the Inherit due in tested of the Bills so desired ts be exchanged, on Monday, the 10111 day V May. and the followiur Days. N.B. AllExcliequerliills,dated prior to March, 1812, havebeen advertised to be paid or, and the Interest thereon has ceased. THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER. DR. THORN PUNT, M.D. respectfully acquaints the Public that" he has prepared an emblematical Print, designed at;cl engraved by the first Artists, containing a most ac cura e I.ikeness of tl:e EMPEROR ALEXANDER, the illus. trims patron of his Botanical Works, which Will be presented (gratis) to every Purchaser of a Ticket in the BOTANICAL LO rIERY. Thi% Lottery will be drawn, by Order ut Govern ment, un the Glikof MAY. T sIVt •b HT is happy to state the Scheme • of the LOTTERY to be drawn in foot Days, commencing Gth MAY neit, has met with much approbation, and contains MORE PRIZES . 1 HAN BLANKS; wilt a Grand List of Priers, vla.:—Three of £20,01P, Three of £lO.OOO, &c. &c. In the very last Lottery drawn on this plan, his Old Offices had the fortune to share the greatest list of Prizes ever known ; No. 3618 produced £24,765, three Prizes of £20,000, one Prize of £lO,OOO, two Prizes of £5OOO, and many others a repetition of which, Ite trusts awaPs his -Friends at 37, CORINH ILL, 1, PIC CADILLY, 141, OXFORn.srREET. No. q, CORNIHILL, and 1 tl, COVENTRY-STREET. E ". °N ' Stock-Broker, recommends to his Friends the Lottery, which begins Drawing 6th May, containing the hallowing striking advantages: EVERY TICKE DRAWN ON THE FIRST DAY - WILL BE A PRIZE! THERE ARE MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS! • 2 of X:20,000; • 3 of pet 0,000 ; WITH A LONG !IST OF OTHER CAPITALS! TO BE DRAWN • . ' ON THE I OLD PLAN; EVERY.TICRET SINGLY! _ THE S rA,TE LOTTERY. A LI, ,PRIZES ! NC) BLANKS on the 6th of .Cl.: MAI! Twenty 'l?tousand Tickets, riumberLd front No. Ito N 0.4 0 3000. -To be Drawn In Four separate My , . ' SCHEME. P,rizes. Value. Thal Value. . • S ' • of £20,000 are .Ctio,oeo 3 10,000 i 4 " 3,000 - 8,000 - 11i - Oil.. ••• •• . 1,000 ••• ••• ••• 6,000 • I . .. 10 .....„ 3OO ' ..... „.. 3,000 13 ... 2OO 3,t:00 • 20 .„-- -- 100 £,uoo 00000 ••.. 4 1 ) 50 ••••••••• 2,000 50 40 2 000 10,000 .•••••••• 40 &G att. 80,00 10,10 Prizes. ,C2tv,ooo The first•dr.::rn 1,000 Dl-11cs, 720 each, 420,000 The second-erawn 1,000 Blanks. x'lo each, £lO,OOO More than half the Tick-ts are SURE TO BE *PRIZES. T. BTSH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an irrtrnedlue purchase, at from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increac lug demand in Town and Country,.the Tickets and shares will 'mainly rise in Price. , 1 Persons in the Connrry who may find any 'difficulty in setting supplied by the Agenza, are requested to scud their Order:. to the Co , lt ract (le* fort u tate Offices, 4, CORN HII.I„ or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LownoN. 116ACDONAI.D'3 GARDENING. This day was • pubNalwil, Two Vols. 4th. Magtrated with -79 beautifully. colnured Plates frei orleinal Drawings by $) dinh.on Edwards , printed ou Whatinatei fine - _ Drawing paper. price se9. 9s. In hoards, or elegantly bound in calf, gilt edges; St 0: 10s, A COMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTI -11 CAt. GARDENING, comprehending all the modern im provements in the Art, whether in the raising of the v..triuus es celent Vegetables, or In the Forcing and Management of different sorts of Fruits and Plants; and that of laying ow, ornamenting, mut - Planting Gardens and Pleasure-grounds, with correct En gravings of the necessary Appara.U4 atid othtr con trivances.-.-By ALEX. MACDONAIaD, Gardener. Printed tor John Stockeale, l'iccatfil!y. • V. D. The Public are particularly can lulled against pmclia%in3 this Work, except what is coloured on Whatman's tine Drawing Paper, as attempts have been nude to colour tt en common snit paper, which is a gross imposition on the purchaser as well as the I -- - This day was pub li shed, price HaIN-Crown, • QTENOGRAPHY ; or, .The ART of SHORT kJ H A /s3D*Pga FBCTED . containing Rules and instructions whereby the moat ()literate may acquire the mode of taking down Trials, SVeechis, Lectures, iernioos, die. in a few hours, and be competent, by a little experience, to practlee the same. London : Printed for Lai kington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury square.—Of whom my be had, price 3 , .. • Robertson's Geographical Exercise Book, dcsgined for the use of Schools and Privase Families, with a new and improved Me thod of Teaching the Use of the Globes. The'Young Artist's Assistant, being a familial . Introdection to the Art of Drawing, with directions for Colouring, Bcc. By J. Hassell, Drawing Master. Illustrated by plates, displaying the lirsiprinciples of the art; and by an engraved series of the Pas sions, as expressed by the celebrated I.e Brun, price .Is. •Also, an Introduction to Mt,derit Gedgraphy, familiarised by a Set pf skeleton• Maps :e be filled up by the Pupil, with references and Explanations. By Wm. Clayey, din. very neatly half• bound, 10s. 6d. SARR•A'TT'S TRANSLATIONS ON CHESS. Just published. in One Volume, svo printed on fine wove paper, price res. boards, • HE WORKS Of DAMIAN°, RUY-LOPEZ, _L. and SALVIO, on the GAME of CHESS. Tratulated and Arranged; with Remarks, Observations, and copious Notes on Cie Games. Containing, also, several Original Games and Situa tions, by the Editor. To which are added, the Elements of the Art-or Playing without seeing the Board. By J. IL SAR RAFT. London : Printed for T. lloosey, 4, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange; and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. Where may be bad, by the-same At .hor. A Treatise on Chess. Two Vols. Bvo. pric•: itis. boards. MINA - NOVAS!_ Just imported front the Brazils, AQUANTITY of GEMS of the above name, of superior brillieocy, little inferior to Diamonds of the first water, which the pre"ient Possessor will submit to the inspection of the Nobility anti Gentry, on their return to I'own, manuthc cured in a variety of Trinket' and Ornaments , in Jewellery—as Necklaces, Tiaras, Carobs, Gar-rings Hiiteelets, Rin gs, Shot and Knee-buckles. • Ladies whom Emu° w has theltosioar to work for, are requested to matte early , application, as the site will be cm:tined, owing to the 'medley. Apply to J. H. BARLow's Manufactory (not a Shop), NO. 1,. Grange-court, Carey-strtet, Chancery-lane, a few boors from Spode's China Warehouse. Letters, post paid; and Ladles 'attended in 'rowel at the abor last notice, with Dsswinp:to any fancy. ANO'T'HER most authentic proot ot the very superior effisacT of the truly genuine GOWLAND's LO TION (prepared by Mrs. Vitver:Nit, sole Proprietor of Dr.Gow b nd's original Reeipe), is here preNented, by permission, in a L :err bons W. Dear FON, E.g. Sion-I-1111, Bath : To Mrs. VINCEN t, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvesor square, Madam—l should ti.ink myself deficient in duty to society and you, were 1 to withheld my public testimony to Air great efficacy of your GOWLAND'i LOTION, which I. have seen performed by the administration of it in a case under my own roof. A young Gentleman, aced about seven years, son of a Colonel, was afflicted with a virulent and sore eruption; the complaiut resisted various applications from the united conodtation of three Physicians of eminence, and continued to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, wh.tu a Lady, who had received a cure of a very bad case of scurvy in the face, of several years standing, by your Gowland's Lotion, recommended a trial of the same re medy. It was applied under my own inspection—the disease gave way—and three quarts of your Lotion performed a radical cure of a disorder which had been of about four years duration, ; and had batilrd the skill of several physicians eminent in their profession. Frogs my conviction of the above cure I bave recom mended your Gowland's Lotion to a Lady whose face exhibited a very disagreeable eruption . 4sien large pustules, and as one' died away another appeared), so much so as to prohibit her going into company—a pint of your Gowland's Lotion effected a cure, and she is nosy free from eruption.-1 am, Madam, your s, /ko. WILLIAM DRAY'FON. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, the sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's MSS. Recipe, N 0.6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, London; Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; and all the niece respect able Perfumers and Venders of Genuine Medicines, in every town iii Europe, in Quarts Se. 6d. Pints, 6s. ed. Half . ..plots, Ss. 9d. Irj- To prevent counterfeits, it is necessary to observe, the name " M. E. Vincent" signed open the label s on each bottle that is sensible. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1818. TRADE AND etOVERNMEN r OF INDIA. • This day *its published, in royal my°. price 12s. in boards, THE EXPEDIENCY MAINTAINED of Con- Cooing the System by Which the Mile and Government of India are now regulated. By ROBERT GRANT, Esq. London, 1819. Printed f.r (slack, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street and J. Hatcharii. Piccaddly. Just published, pries 14.641. A,.LETTER 'from a ICL1) OFFICER at MADRAS, In - the Service of the IRAS r INDIA COM PANY, to a ME 1 1 BER of the BOARD of "CONTROL/1,, on the DANGER of DISTURBING the RELIGIOUS .PREJU DICES of ti:e HINDU:i.• • Prnited for T. Well and W. navies. Strand. This day was published. price 3s. Bd. the second Edition, of rpHE EXCELLENCY of the LITURGY, in 1 Four Discourbes, preached before the University of Cam bridge in November, 18 i 1. By the Rev. CHARLES SIMEON, M. A. Fellow of King's Colit•ge Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davi, s, Strand ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. This day Were published, In Thre.• VMS. Bvo. £l. 1 Is. J. in extra boards, THE WORKS of the Lite Mrs. COWLEY ; flow first collected; containing all her Draniatie Works, and se veral Poems now before Published. Printed fur G. Wilkie atld J. Robinson, Pwernoster-rove. This day were published, price 1 011. 6d. each Print, TOUR representing the reproachful 1 Conduct of BONAPARTE on his leaving RUSSIA, viz.: his Flight from the Battle of Kfatoioi, hii ignominious Escape from Smorgonic in Dlsguiee, his inhuman Conduct in sacrificing his Rear guard, and the Miseries of the French 'limy en bivouac surprised by the Coscacs. Publiched by I-la.:sell and Co. No. 11, Clement's-Inn. • • CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, MANSFIELD-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE. To be SOLD by PRIVA IT. CON ntAcT, by Mr. ROBINA, ACAPITAL F kNIILY RESIDENCE, ele pantly furnished, a:apre.l fvr the accommothr:on of a Noblenlan or nily of the first planned with snite4 of Apartments on a magnificent scale, and suitable doinestic C!- hers, Coach-house, and Soblcs. To be viewe:l by 1 ickets, which wi h Particallars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden fq uare. DESIRABLE I:ESIDENCE, WITHIN ONE MILE OF HIIIIE-PARK-CORNER, To be :i0I.1) by PRIVATE CON FRAC r, by Mr. ROBINS, ABEAUTIFULand Unique VILLA, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family of dis tinetion, with excellent domeric det.tehei duilblc Coac:l - Stable for four horses, With Rooms over, Wa.h-hotise and Laundry, a Cottage, Orchard, Drying ground, Grapery, Kitchen-garden, nearly one Acre ; Fish-pond, Lawn, Paddock, in al: about seven Acres, skirted with choice Shrubs and Trees, 't's ba viewed by •licketv, which, with Particulars, may be had, of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. , GLOUCESTERSHIRE, on the Borders of WORCESI rg nixes Capital FAMILY MANSION, furnished; extensive MANOR; FlbH POOLS, well stored, &c. TO BE LEI', for One or Three Years, AVERY eligible FAMILY MANSION, in cam• plete ord,r, and handsomely furnished, with excellent Offices of all dveriptions, Coach-houses, Stables, Fann•yard, and Buildings ; capital Kitehen-gardeas, walled and planted with choice Fruit-trees; Hot-houses and Su:cession-houses, Vineries, Petcheries, Green-houses and Ice house, &c.; and from Five to One Hundred Acres of Grass and Arable Land may be had, it requited. Dirant from London between eighty and ninety miles, from Worcester twenty, and contiguous to the hth road, wl.tre the mail and coaches pats daily. • Particulars to be had el Mr. Robins, Warwick-strnt, Gol .den-•quare. • STATE OF SOCIETY IN IRELAND. This day waq published, in Opt Vol. Bvo. price lOs. 6d. boards, A VIEW of SOCIETY and MANNERS in the NORTH of IRELAND, in the Summer and Autumn of 1812. By J. GAMBLE, Esq. Strabane, Author of Sketches of History, Politics and Manners, taken in Dublin in 1810. Primed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster row. This thy was published, in lc'mo. price boards, PUNCTUATION, or an A'I'TEMP r to facilitate the ART of POINTING on the Principles of Grammar and Reason. For the Use of Schools, and the Assistance of ge neral Readers.—By S. ROUSSEAU. Printed for Longman, Ilunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, Loudon. Of whom may be had, lately pnbli,hed, Rules for English Composition, by John Rippingharn, in 22m0. price 3s. 6d. hoards. TRINITY COLLEGE. OXFORD. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the late and present Members of this College will be held at the Thatched House Tavern, St. Jametes-stteet, on Wednesday, the 28th c:ay of April; The Rev. the PRESIDENT, in the Chair. Sir GEO. CLERK, 13:irt. M. P. Vice-President. Those Noblemen and Gentlemen who intend to dine, are par. ticularly requested to signify the same at the 011 ice of the Thatched •Ilouse. • BEDFORDSHIRE. The Manor of GREAT HARDWICK, and a Capital FREE HOLD ESTATE, •ery eligible tor investing Money. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Thursday, May Is, at 12, A Very Valuable Tithe Free, and Extra Parochial, ;nd Singulzrly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising the MANOR of GREAT HARDWICK, with the Right of Fishery in the River; and HARDWICK FARM, co:,•aining FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Meadow, reeding Ground, Pasture, Ara'ol.:, and Wood Land, lying compact, with a spacious House and Offices, jot put into substantial Repair ; a good Garden, Orchard, &c. 'I be Lands are in an excellent state of cultivation, abounding with Game, and a fine stream of water runs through part of the Estate : nearly the whole is tythe free and extra parochial, and forms a most eligible Property, situate near Sheffurd, on the turnpike road to Bedford, from whence it is distant only eight miles, seven miles from the market-town of Hitchin, five (ruin Btggleswade, and forty-two miles from London. May b.. viewed by applying to Mr. Baker, the tenant, where Particulars may be had; at the Crown, Shefrord ; Swan, Bed ford; Sun, Biggleswade and ; Salisbury Arms, I iatlielcl; of Limes Wortham, Esq. Soli,:itur, Castle-strtet ; Mr. )Antos Crowdy, Hammington, near Higtv.vorth, Welts; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, where a Piit 4 l of the Estate may be sects. THE MARCHIO NESS !! ! On the 20th of April will be published, in Three Volumes 12mo. • price Ins. boards, PHE MARCHIONESS ; or, "The MATURED ENCHANTRESS;" conia'ning Secret Memoirs of a Lady of hif h Rank. Pri►►ted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, jut pub:ished, My Native Land, or the Test or ss. Lady Durnevor, or My Fa►her'r Wife, by A. F. HoLtein, 3 vols. 16s. 6J. '1 he Anglo-American, by Captain H. Gardiner, ss. Rosaria di Vira:va, or the Homicide, 'ad edition, 2 vole. les. Beggar Girl and htr Benefactors, by Mr. Bennett, 3d edition, 5 vols 1:74. 6d. Strangers of Lindenfeldt, or Who is my Fa , her ? 3 vols. 15e. Cambrian Pictures, or Every One has His Fault, 3 vols. 16s. 6d. Just published, In one vol. Svo. price tic. in hoards, AN ATTEMPT towards a new HISTORICAL and POLI CICAL EXPLANATION of the BOOk of REVELATIONS. By the Rev. JAS. BROWN, D.D. _ _ In this work the Book of Revelation is shown to be an emble matical Representation of the whole Providence of Goo in this Wo:id from the Beginning to the End. " We have had so many dull soporific explanations of the Apo calypse, that we are happy to take u. one which has at lca-t some degree of novelty to recommend it, which is pervaded by :t rough, hut apparently honest Spirit df Freedom and hide:leo dei:ce, not very common in these times, and by a marked abhor rence of Civil and Ecclesiastical Tyranny in every region, and under every form, &c. &c "—Cri:ical Review, Nov. 181 g. Printed for George Cowie and Co. 21, Poultry, London : sold also by all the Booksellers in Town and Country. This day were pubiished, in Niro. price ss. boards, OB4RVATIONS on some of the principal DISEASES of the RECTUM and ANUS; particularly Stricture of the Rectum, the Htemorrhoidal Excrescenco, and the Ekula in Ano. L'y THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of the College of Surgeow, and Assistant-Surgeon to the Westminster General Dispensary. London : Printed for I. Callon•, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. Wbrre may be h.d, the Second Edition, with . . ... . Addttiotis, price ;:s. Cursory Remarks on Corptdency. By a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. SURREY. IN THE VICINITY OF EGHAM, WINDSOR PARK, &c. A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with elegant RESI DENCE, excellent OFFICES, FARM-HOUSE and BUILD INGS, PLAN lATIONS and PLEASURE-G I ROUNDS. TO BE DISPOSED OF BY SALE OR LEASE, APLEASANT compact FItEEHOLD ESTATE; comprising an eligible Reid• nce, with Offices of all de scrip:ions, conveniently planned; Coach-houses and Stables, ca pital Kitesen-garden, excellent Farm-house and Buildings; toge ther with about Two Hundred Acres of Meadow, Pasture, rough Grounds, Plantations and Arable Land, in high cultiva vation ; in a dry healthy situation, commanding extensive rich views in all directions; a fine Stream of Water runs through the ground ; and abounding with Game. Situate within three miles of Egham, six :runt Windsor, and twenty-two from London. A good Inn, and good Stabling, in the immediate •icinity. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square— where Plans may be seen. VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE tattEHOLD ESTATES YORKSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs BURTON aud MST, Early in July. at Au! wry, near Wakefield, in Lots, ING ITL A R eligible Fre2liold ESTATES, ICI including divers Farms ' hlessuages, and Tenements, situ arel at Middlestown and Denby, near Wakefield, Yorkshire, within an easy distance of the Navigable River, offering singular advantages to the Purchasers. '1 he E•aa'es are let to Tenants at Will, at moderate Rents, pri diicie7 a con.iderahle income. '1 he ;-;4le will hr notic, din this and other Papers, and cerip ric d,liver,J in dice time, at the princip d Inn+ in the Count) , ; Particular; Thomas Canham'r, 1 Essex-corm, '1 ample; and of Messrs. Burton and Risz. 62, &MAIL MANSION HOUSE, 910 BE CET, for Seven Years, :4 Capital MAN -11 SION HOUSE, PARK, and LANDS, containing together about 250 Acres. '1 he House is handsomely furnished, and fit for tbe accommodation of a Nobleman or Glintleniats of fortune, containing Dining and Drawing Rooms of large diniensions, Li'irary,•Dressing Room, eight best Bud Chambers, Servant 2 Rooms, and suitable Offices. This Residence is distant from London about 60 miles, in 4 good spurting country , and the tenant may be accommodated with a manor abounding with game. For particulars apply to Messy. Shawes, Le 13Ianc. and Shawe, Solicitcrs, Ncw iirulje-street, London; or to Mr. Weller, Chi chester, , . K; :5 301 1 / 4 1C1i-11A.A. _ _ . _, .-.-. lii:Nifter AND AVdN CANAL rlfiT,Ptoprietnrs resident M and nzar Lnudrn, rtte rtvcced in meet at the City of I.bad.in TavL rt. gate street, Landon, cot •fliorsalay, Ott , I.trb imant, u Deem &Clock in the foretiaon, whet A copy of t! r fill nnw betting t'atlionzat for rais:og Ntoory to pure-eve the Kr .44 Navt t and fur other purpose:, will be la dls tore the :pie in WARD and 71 TERRINIAN. l'fincipat Marlborough, April A. . MII.LARIY4 LASE INDIA WAlt EtlOUsii in t i e Cl % s NOBILITY and LADIES fottfng Neo 1. L'r:ablbhnte•.rt*, areatnom respecifutly Infprnsed the 'epee* fs tr Vara Ind Halt wide htlEE . riN4 ;S, tosethor 1v •h the ',thee 1.11 1 4 . NS at S ring H 1•. eels, are prelved at the W:h•hunsee, and are now on y they are soli at ustial, 41 the Fiat:, ass the accustomed terms. 'I he gnatest varlet? , nt.ew resiii , Jnahin Artiejes fur the SpritieFurtigu Laces, 1r cit., &c. dtc. Trade supplied. New and elegant rrioted Furn•tures for the Drawing room, Sec. Carious India Muslin, for Gentlemen% Cravats.—No. 16, Cheapside. . TO . 1 HE ADMIRERS.AND PkOMiti (sp l'j4K MA. NtJFAC SURE iOF GREAT BRI fAI 1 1 19 10 INTEND VI:OTINO THE ME i'ROPOLIS THIS SI'tINO. • WHAAANI-MILE:i an i Cam. Prriprietrirs of the Printed Faratire Exh.biri a d Sale Roams, No. !3, Oxfurd-street, resperkily invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub. lie, to an in pection of their Empor'uni for bonding Primed Dr. signs fur Furuhhing, adapted ro the Drawing Room Dining Par lour, Bed Room, Library, &c. &c. consisting of their superb boa mini suites, and muth-adniired Celevisl blue ground, Jana qua, Ruby, Peach, and Geranium Chintz and Damasks, torn. 14 together the most magnificent display in the world—where the frequenters may be supplied with sui•able quantities, from one to three shillings per yard under the usual prices—fot reads money. lARK 10T - 1"s improved PATENT KITC 1. RANGE, which wi:l Roast, Bake, lion, Steam, Stevv,Ace by one small fire, with a continued supply of ten gallons of boil ing water; the consumpeiatt of fuel about one-third the usual quantity; a cereal' , cure for smoke , " chi:a:ties ; and warranted answer, (sf net, to be returned) never hay ng failed in a single instance. Kitchens fitted up Ur:th rarges embracing all the law improv:ments, with steam-huileri, ovens, hot c:osers, and etearft• kettles. All kinds of : - toves for I):awing-ro , int-, Pei kpurs, Churches, &c.-11umans Mentraps to secure depredator. with nut ietjurirg ihAn. Spring guns of dtiferetft eons ructions. A Patent Roasting Dads upon an entire new principle, construct ed so as to require nei-her wcizhis or pullies ; the works being inclosed, are protected from injury anal irregularity; from its ex. tretue simplicity not liable to he nut of order} seal calculated foe every kitchen.—Th be seen in use daily at the Patentee's Ma. nufactory, 64, FL-et —meet, London. I Mt-CW..I'IINT 11ISC1.0 AS a speedy cure tor Cuosumpriona, Spitt;ng of Blood, &c. it is clue to the cause ofliumaniv to state, that a single wine glass of the AN UMP E CORDIAL affords immedire relief, speedily remed:es the &rank:meat or the head; stomach, and bowels; snbdues the must violent 'ACM• mations. invigorates the system, tranquillizes the mind, and era dicates inveterate complaints, though of many years duration, evinced by the recovery of !umbels after every other means bact proved unavailing, as illustrated in a lerter to the College of Phy. sicians, on respecable and u.iquestionable auth•wity, and c irro borated by the testimony of numerous r:spectable-privaie faint. lies, particularly by that of Mr. Cox, No. 9, St. John-street, Westminqter, in which four most extraordinary Cures have oc curred in a short period. This most invigorating reroratire beta loTereepribll in Ito operation, needs no confinement, but respdr•n; a pecubar degree of heat to ensure nt^ca -s, is has hitherto beendavariably superits. tended by the Proprietor, Mr. Pea, Chemist, &c. N.'. e, Ornae• sir Ratl.bone place.Loridon ; when, from its warm,penetrating quality, pleasant taste and flavour, the w.aluit stomach Is never • known to reject it; instantaneously arrest;ng the progress of disease, possessing anti-febrile virtues in an eminent degree, and by removing obstrucions, changing the habit, and prosnotittg cln cplation, its elßcacy in every species of debility proceeding from an internal cause, is wonderful, and cannot be ton muds r.cons mended furt/se good of the cosununi y ; being mature I by many years practice in the ins:repo is, to the utmost capable state of human perfection. •,* Mr. live, having declined practice, deems It incumbent to Inform those tam lies who have ereerience4 the extraordinary rCicacy of his retn:tly, as also th•pie who from different parts of t h e l rt s.l olu h a v e m a d e app:sea:r.in for it, that on the moderate remittance of A Ci (post pa.d), tneh directions, diet catrtions, due. will lie immeMately forwarded, as to rnable them to pr e par e an d styes been& the same as effmtually as the Proprietor tumbril. No. 9, Gresse.srreet, Rarhbane-place, lamdms. - - lALDNESS a GREY HAIRS will not be seen in future, if PRINCE', RUSSIA 011. 19 used constantly, to tuoireu the hair when dressing. It is proved the best an I nisst wholesome preparation in the Universe for the Hair, and is so ,sear.z a isouri4her V used Loastant, never a hair will fall off or turn e grey • in short whLre there is her by nature, and k het g* this or ba ld, en 1 the Ica.t roots rem Ca, by using the Russia Oil re gularly, pis may rely ou its being stored.--Promotes eye brows, whiskers,•atid will prevestt whiskers turning reddish or sm. li used by the Royal Family, aaJ Ladies and Geutlrmas 4.t sficactioa. Obsene, the cover of each bottle has a Peitis% GoverntnenS Stamp, therefore any shopkeeper ur hat-dresser mating Russia 1011, under atty. pretence whatever, w thout G• Mr. Mcepriuted its the Briti•ls Government Stamp, are impostors, and *diem of counterfeits. lAsk fur Prince's Russia oil. at Se. per bottle, or one bottle, ! containing four sitesU, .0 XI. is.; or 1.4 Urals for £5. duty in cluded. Solt by the Propriezot, Prince, Dnitist, Obs,rve, it is not a Shop—exactly opp.n.ite No. tt ; the Numbers a.e irregular in John-street,Oxtord-street. 1. dies or Gantkmeu sending Ser vants for Russia 03, v: ill be parzocular to give them starer inns as above, as there are putty shops in John-street, as well a. in other streets, that sell Coanter:eit Russia OIL Sold also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer toads Majesty, New Bond street; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Whiter. ' 1129, Strand; Us. vison, 59,11eet-street; Rigge,6s,Cheapside ; Bolton, Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and of most 'principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. several Ladies and Gentlemen, who hasl used the Russia Oil fur years, a'.d from the use of that alone, not a hair tell GS, or turned gray; but to;:mg pet ;nailed to use other Oils that are ad vertised, as they are cheaper, but iu the end found them dearest, their hair fell off ur turned grey, have declared they will use no other than the Russia Oil in future ; f the beat for moistening the Hair when dressing; real or talsc kW:, GREY or CARRO t lA' WHISKERS sic a great dlsfiliture ment to Gentlemen.—Ladies or 0 stlemen making trial wilt -. . convinced of the utility of PRINCE's . EIYE, he:ng an improvet that no doubt sow remains of making Grey ur Carrotty 11 dark or black immediately. Observe, there have been many ^' . . tempo !so prepare articles for a olinila purpose, Du: ' Any Gratlrii:lll having Carrot ty or Greif Wt. I- P. will br convinced of the tffiracv minutes. Several Ladies bavv obliged to wear falae halt, al ' of their own, but hi), log tire: mended to make a lair mat the addition, that they let their head of hair have t! Lf age. Ash fur " P or a dozen bot.les £5. Ladies and Gentlei one pound note in a taro of coach one gt, ALerchants, Captain Ottltrs to any Wholts ddal with la Lootlon, W'— ISC ►UIII tO (mit; a• there are rosily cow-. ~" ='"~ ° ' l 4 __::.4