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CHELSLA HOiPl l t i., July 9, 1914. rir fIESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Cwitmissioners far managing the .dlairs of his Majesty's Royal rlot.. , iral at 1,:t.1 , eg, to glee Notice tl.at ail Out-Pensioners belonging to t".e said liaa;ltal, r•sidin+, fn London, or the District of the Wl* of Mottahty, are required to app: er personally and regimentally, with their In ,' ructions ail.; i'tretfica••:s of Admission, at the 4etTetar7's ()aim in di.' 4P. Hospital, on tire respective - Days, and in heir dif ierenr Cla.les ; according to their several Rates of Pension, as rnientioned, when attendance will Lre given from nine o'clock in toe morning u ail three in the aiternoon, fur the payment of I la f a Year's Pension in advance to Christmas next. SALES BY AUCTION. COMPANION TO t . HE SCHOLAR ARMED. Next week will be published, in S VO:S. euntai:ang nearly 1500 full/Pages, THE CHURC9MAN ARMED ainst the ERRORS of the TIME. By the 'iorii.ty forth.. Distri bution of Tratas in Defence of the United Church of England and Ireland, as by Law esrabli.lied. Printed for 1 1. Stoekdale, 41, Pail Mall; and Messrs. Ri vington, St. Paul's Church-% aril HFRFFORII3HIP.F.—EVIVOOD MANSION and Pktr. ELEGAN FURNI.TUA r, large GLASSE ORGAN, anill olt•r MU ;ICA I. ISIS !RUM NTS, C111.4A and GEMS, - 'TAUB and BED LINEN. MA THEMATIC.tI.. INS PM U. c•poly 'TURNING A"P.112..k I U.i, a WI- 'Wed BILLIARD TABLE 3111 BAR( flit 'll, a (purity of IRON FENCING, Lugo Cellitri of float Vorl:4t.i, SPIRITS, s quantlti of ALE, BEER, t.YDER, &a. &c. By Mr. RURIN.4, • On the Pi - mites, nn Monday, Aus.i•t 1., and Seven NEW% Days (...;arorday and Sunday ext.epte•!) at Eleven THE splendid FURNITURE, of all degcriptioin captal PLATE; of CLAW; ih rich Frames. ch&cs DRAWINGS by WES TALL; tine PRIM 'AISLE and BED LINEN; sets of ElLgant CI lIN.A, la DIN NP.R, DE• SERI' SERVICEN &c. feta Jf CU r 1;L ASS, a CHAMBER. oßo.tri-, an upright Grai.d a:id 0.1.• r PIANO F :RTES, by S TOD/MICA'. etc. a hill Asc.! BILLIARD PACE!?, mkrim. hlAisiCA I. INSTR UM F. I fur Nl , •elta ,- .:eal Power, ciotal MICROSCOPE by CARY TELEsCOPES, an ELECTRIFYING M:ICHINF., ant various la.struttirtitst French and other CLOCK?. Blto:SZEti, &c. choice WINF.S, of all descriptions, SPIRI TS, ALE, REEK and CYDER, farm• lug and f artl.,i itnplemeuts, and various valushk Effect& At the Mansion mid Offices, Eywoud Park, between ilactoid, Press Worte.ter, and I...amitwer, The FURNI comprkes suss Eferant Drawing-roost, Library, and' Pat lour FU AN! 11 I RE, a,. CspitA ERIE • LED., in VELVE I' an 'TABORET, I' UR NI I UllEi and WINDOW CUR lAINS„ variety of CI I.:NIPER TURF., in Lediteads, with Cll iN I Z;CO I lON, and other funsitures, beautiful Carpels of diff?rect manufaceree; an az. tensive meemblage orCa'oitiet Articlos, of all descriPtiw.s, and superiar worienr n,teip , tit:titer:me Servants' ifed•teada and Bed• Sint, and an saten•ive variety of miwellaneott% elf.cr.. The principal part of the Furniture new wi• Wu a short time, of de rim designs, and tin; of work:ll2o.hp. May he viewed on Munday, the 2;tlt July, and to the time of • I stile (Sunday eacepted). Catal. &ties bu the Pr:mises, at 2 , RI each, without which no person eau be adturted; at the floret, Hen ford; tliiliam Handy, Esti. •V‘ taice•ter ; Mr. Adams. U1)- 181.1.1,1., thcfunl ; King'. Hoti, Gimarever ; and of blr. Robius, Wm-wick-weer, Oolden•stpsare, London. • }farness; Leather .lccoutrentents, Clothing, and sundry Articles of Redding; Powder Horns, Tents, Musket, Carbine, and Pistol Stocks and Flints; Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed Metal Tools of Sorts; Spades, Shovels, Lanthorns, Bel lows, Standing Vices, Bottles, and Wheelbarrows ; empty Casks mad iamb, Cartridges and old Mach Canvas, Fire Engines and none, sundry old Building Materials, and Oak To p s; together with a variety of other Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the HondUrable Principal Store keeper's Office in the Tower; . and and at * the Rtiyal Arsenal at Woolwich, untilthe day of Sale, at which tlac. s printed List, of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may Apply for the saute. By Order of the Eird, • R. H. CAE*, Sanatory. "This day was publisbed, in Ito. price 4s. in heard% AV INDICATION of the RIGHTS of the UNT VERSITIES to a COPY of every NEW PUBLICATION Second Etli. ion, much enlarged, by the 14clum. nt of the Court of King's Bench, the Proceedings of the House of Commons, asul rentral Observations upon the whole. (Sit . 11 4 .U1t DAY, the 14th of July, The Pass'oders at ed. per day, from the diatein regiments of avalry, Foot Guar `l, infit try, aid whet Corps. Oit FRIDAY, the 15th of July, Those at 9d. per day, Irons the several Regiments or Corps above mentioned. By EDWARD CiittISTIAN, E. Barrister at Law, Professor of the Laws c.f England, and Chief ;nulee of the Isle of E'y. !tinted for W. C'arke and Sons, Pottusal-vreet, Livenln's Inn. 'And in a few days will be published, by the same Au , hor. the Second Volume of the Origin, Progress, and present Practice of chit Bankrupt Law. On SA URDAY, the 15th of July,' , Chose at Is, per day, Irons tit? 4311 1 .:rent Reginie.tts of Cavalry and rou Guards, with thuseiroin the lit Regiment of 1 7 °44 to the Sigh inclusive. On MONDAir, the I Rth of July, Those at Is. per day, from the Slat Regions.,t of Foot, and all the reinainiwg lteg'inents or Corps; also the Pensioners from any Regiments or Corps at Is. ()id. unl 1.. Id. per day. On J UESD.IY, the 19th of J uly, The Pensioners at Is. I tad. and Is. Sd. per day. 13URSUAN1' . to a Decree -of the High Court - 6f .1 Chancery, made hi a Cause &Mitosis. *gnosis- Bate, the 'I-editors and 1 .egatees of EDMUND EDW AR D SO UT H OUSE late o' Northampton, in the County of Northampton, Esquire s deceased (who died on or about the Alit day of January, !MOO are to come in ant! prove their Debts. and claim their Leglcks SECOND E.DrrioN.—Just published, ANEW GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LAN GUAGE. By D. Sr. QUENTIN, M.A. AN INTRODUCTION TO FRE'.4CH GRAMMAR ; par dcuiariy adapted for those that are not yet acquainted with the Rudimen:s of •Gaa billtAlt, and calculated to facilitate to Begin ners the Study of the First Principles of the Fe INCH TONGUE. By the same. Pr. 2s. 6,1. bound, 3.1 Ed. improved. I'HE FIRST RUDIMENTS OF GENERAL GRAMMAR, applicable to all Languages; comprised in Twelve Elementary Lessons; particularly calculated for the instruction of Children, and adapted to the Assn GAuvri La's method of teaching; with three Analytical 'Fables. By the same. Pr. Ss. 6d. bound. • •the xuaes ANALYTI . CAL TABLES, on boards, containing the six first Lessons, pr. 2s. 6d.•;' and a Box of Descriptive Counters and 'fellers, pr. !Os. 6d.; and Cards of Exercises, pr. is. • Sold by Longman, Horst, and Co. Paternoster-row; and all other Booksellers. Ou WEDNIL3I)AI', tbr 90th of I uly, Those at Is. 30. per day, with those at the different rates to Is. 9d. per day LlCtusi , ..e iht I'iiUItSDAY, the 21st of July. Those at Is. 941. to 2c. 111 d. rday inclusive. On FRIDA Y , the 42d of The Pensioners irsns the with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist amd 2d troops of Horse Guards; also thoiePrnsirtiers Irons the several Regiments who have be en admit:cl on account of blindness, whether qt Is. per day, or upwaals. And that all Out-Peasioners belonging to the said Hospital, who live in Eueand beyord the District of the Biils of Morta lity, and those In Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, atter the 25:11 Decctuher nest, and after every suc ceeding 21eh of Juice, and 2:th of Deceirsb:r, until ferther ortirt:, to apply to one °ibis hlajeso's Just.ccsa the Peace in the Neigh bourhood where they reside, and ntah.e the followit.g sadavit, which the said Magistrate for the Counii, City. liorougi. or Riding, before whom the Pensioner appears will sign and date, via. .6 came before me, one of his Majesty's * Justices of the Peace for the County of and " made oath that he was emitted an Out-Pentioner of Chel " sea liospital, siu the day of 17 or 13 " tram the Re2,linent of commanded ." by ; was then aged about years, served' in " the Army years, was discharged tor . . In fore FRANCIS PAUL Si' RAT VOAD, El4lllle, Med the fidieiters , of the saint Court, at his Cliamb.,rs in . Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, Londou, on or before the thirtieth day of , Jrly in:taot ; or ill delault thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. A CATHOLIC PRIEST WANTED, in a re -I.- apeasble Aca(!erny, near London, who can perform the usual rites of the 'lnman Catholic Region, and can undertake to teach the FRENCH LANGUAGE with the slum.; purity and correctness. Ai.o a Persan to attend two days in a week to teach the SPANISH and Wilt MCI; ':-;E LANGUAGES. Apply to Mr. Case, Agent for AssiNtsnts to the Society of Schoolmasters, 33 Gloucester -street, Que. n's-square. Letters (p..et paid) duty answered. This day Was published, In 2 Vols. price I Is. Sold at No. 1, Paternoster-row, BY PATLNT. BUILDINGS FACED with BATH STONE at less than half the eapence of common Ashler, in such a matintr as to make•the walls perfectly water proof end keep them inseparably united with the S:onr. Artificers desirous of tinder ..king this. work may be supplied with Materials and in structions by PARKER and Co. Banitside, where, and at No. 10, 'Fothill-Ntrett, Wertninster, Roman Cement may be had as usual on as low terms as at any of the new establichments; or at Mr. Charles Carter's, No. I, Dean-street, Siiho, who is pre pared to undertake the kind of work above described. DETACHED PHILOSOPHIC THOUGHTS of nicer than 280 el the most celebrated Author% Ancient and Modern, en MAN, 1.1 FE ,• MATH, and IMMURTA. !SIT systematically arranged,with the Authors names. It ever tl.ere be a work that will entertain and improve a thinking mind, it is this. The passages are short, energetic, and sublime, having been selected with great attention. it is a scams specimen extracted from Dr. l'ausuta's Common-place Book, the result of 56-years close reading, with numerous observations of his own, and which in the whale will make 12 volumes on all subjects of importance. Dr. Taususa is willing to sell the Ma nuscript. • QTATE LOTTERY BEGIN DRAWING TUE Ist OF SEPTEMBER, ism SCHEME. ,620,000 are ,C 40.000 10,000 5,000 .2,000 1,1000 .... . . 44 , 00 500 . 2,500 200 100 BO l,OOO 20 ••••••••• 19,000 Tickets. 14n,n00 NO FIXED PRIZES!i—Dayil of Drawing: Ist Day lw SFP 'TIMBER. sd Day • . lath SEPTEMBER. sd Day - - 17th SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Shares gre Selling by SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, At their Offices, No. 11, POULTRY; I No. 31, ALI/CATE Hses- No. 12, CUARIUG CAMS; STRZILT. Price of i Ticket - 219 19 0 210 7 0 1 Eighth • 5 6 1 Sixteenth - Hall - Quarter - At IS 6 1 7 0 WESTMINSTER ASSOCliatox, FOR THE FURTHER RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS BY TIME WAR:IN GERMANY. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TUI DOKE OF YORK IN THE CHAIR. T a very numerous Meeting, attended by his AL Royal l-fightiess the Duke of Surat: the Archbishops of Cak visit/pa and lona, and many of tile Bishops, Nobility, and other persona of distinction, - p IT WAS VNANLMOVSLY RISOLVXD, That' a Conurattee be appointed to soßeit and receive Sub scriptions for dila porpoie, and that all'intinies so teceived be placed under the ManagthiCnt and tontroul of the said Com mhtee.; ltat tile Committee do consist of the following persona, with piswvr to.add to their nimbus, or to sake with the City Committee, • if they deem it expedient : , casitturrxa. Archbishop of Canterburfl iSOLWilberforce, Esq. M.P: Archbishop of York - R. H. Inglis, Esq. Bishop of London Joshua Watson, Esq. Bishop of Buster Rev. Archdracoa Cambridge Bklum of Chester Hoary Thornton, Esq. M. P. Bishop of Salisbury Rev. If • H. Norris Bishop of Ely . ' Sir J.Markintosh, M. P. Lord Kenyon Hon. F. North • Lord Catchalls , Colonel Bathurst Lord Bandley Rt. Hon. Sir W.gcott,M.P. Re. Hon. Str J. Nieon,M. P. C. Grant, Esq. jun. M.P. Right lion. G. Rose, M.V. Right Hon. .1. C..ViUiers Sir Thomas Adand, M. P. R. H. Marten. F.sq. R. Wilbraham Bootie, Esq. - W. H. Ifpare, Esq. M. P. J. Round4sq. M. P. Committee Room, Freemason.' Hall, Great Queen-street, Where all coMinuoications may be addrested, and where Sub actiptious•win be reeelved ; ai Well as by Mhsars. Hainmeroley's andCo..tbit Tressuirers ; and by the . several Bankierhouses in Loudon and Wok/piano. *. 'Soled by Order of the Committee, JOSHUA WATSON, Z b e t: retaries. pro P. A . CKEit MANN, S' tempore. SVIISCRIPTSONI "rum a Lady at New castle, per Sir Wrn. Scutt £lO 0 At Ackennann'e. iNnuay . kund, at Aylcs- , I.iu ry tle v. T. Buddicombe. Vicar of Branscombe 2 2 1 Mrs. P. From a Friend to -the 2 0 1 miller:4 Germatts,by r Mt. B. of Wi n .l sor 20 0 E. 51.1.)avi , a,Walwurth 1 0 Panels Gf Sterford, Nor folk, A. Vs. 6d. Ditto Keith:gone, X 3. 18s. 6d. Diao Shoring Parse 2 . 3 Collected at Ozted, la a Bole Booth for the - benefit of the Gt.rman Sulfertrs, at a Festival in honour of Peace 5 e t ` - .C. S. 2 0 Ihe aroprietors of the • ?NA and Clubs "Le 0 1 1 •INC& a tceivao : C. C. Collected at the, Pariah Church of Wanstead, Eist.x, after &Sermon, by il.e Rev. W. Cilly, • tlw Rector,onThanks. giving Day, ,150. L 64. 7d. A Lady ni Lancastilrc, M. 1.. 5 0 At Biddulph's Sc Co. W. W. 1 0 ALa ly $ 0 At Drummond's. Rev. John Boucher, of Kirknewton, Nor thumberlabd At Knight's & Co. M. M. 1 0 Rey. Edw. Embry 3 At fiammersley's & Co. Mr. Chales Townsend 4 0 At Paxton's. Sit 'Students, Christ Church, Oxford J. Wall, Elm. I 0 4 0 1 111 1 0, SU 1450 NEW MUSIC. THE popular Overture, Songs , Marches ; &c. in Sallab and Kalasrade, as performing at the Theatre Royal,' Covent Garden, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte, by H. R. Bishop, price 7s. 6d.' Nadernuites celebrated Nocturne, for the Harp. vr.th Accompaniments for the Pianoforte and Vio lin, price ss. for Harp alone, Si. 6d. The. Emperor of Russia's welcoirie to England., a Diverdmento for the Pianoforte, corn posed by D. Steibelt, price Ss. Les petits Bijoux, No. 20, con taining a favourite Waltz, with Variations, by G. Kiallmark, ;rice ss.. Ditto, Ni. 21, containing the King of Prussia's wel come to England ? a Waltz, with Variations, composed by L. Von `Each, prise 2s. Ibe celebra•ed Air Vive Heirl Quatre, with 3 / a viation., composed by J. Von Vurwolit-, price Is. fid Lewis tke tub's GOD save the King. universally sung at the Theatres in Paris, price Is. 6d Beauty's Love, anti 1 line, a favourite Ballad, song by Mr Sinclair at the Theatre Royal:Covent-Gar. den, composed by T. P. Chipp, price Is. 6d. Dear Charmer when the Harp I strung, a Polonaise, sung by ditto, in the re vived Opera of I.ionL.l and Clarissa, composed by H. R. Bishop, .price la. 6d. Loudon : Published by Goulding. D'Almalue, Potter, and Co. No. 20, Silo-sqoare ; and No. 7, Weitmordand-street, Dublin. rirlHE Change of Affairs on the Continent having caused a great demand for IRISH LINENS, has consider ably enhanced their prices. The Belfast Company inform the Itutitle that they have a large stock on hand, which they offer at the Old Pr:ces, full 20 per Cent. hswer than any other esta bl.shmert ; and respectfully Invite a candid comparison to prove the truth of their assertion. A single piece eold at wholesale prim, of warranted tabrk, for durability, bleaclied on the grass, without chemical acid. No abatement made, and the money returned if a (Ault appears. Cash for Irish Notec—Orden per post correctly attended to by their Agents, &toots, BURCH, and 01(am, SO, Urrat Rus sell street, Bloomsbury. • GARDENING. A GREAT Variiii:Oknew:invented, useful, and improve.l GARDENING IMP LE M ENTS, recommended by the most eminent Nurserymen In the neighbourhood of the Metropolis, calculated to give facility, es4e, and pleasure in the above Science, as well as to considerably lessen the expellees.— To be seen only at tie Hortkultural Repository, 9, Leicester street, Leicester-square. By EDWARD JUKES, Patentee of the Averruncator. CHEAP, IMPENETRABLE PAINT, patty Hind by the Society of Arts and f,ciences this most use ful discovery having stead the test of years, and proved to be im pervious to the weeher, is recuminended to the Nobility and Public in general as a preserver and beautifier of wood, buildings, ships' sides, iron railings, fences, plaster, front 3, oi.l Ist is walls, and all work exposed to the weather : it is also welt adapted Mr hot climates, not brig liable to blister, or peel off; and may be ter t unimpaired any length of time. i 4 tdi l for rea.ly money only in eaNits of 71b. and upwards*, at the Aromatic Paint Manufactory, 14, Ohl4irctt-road; and at the Warehouse, No. 21, Brydgea street, Covent Garden. 131111ISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. 62, QUEEN STREE CHEAPSIDE. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS AND COAL TAR BROWN. UPTON and Co. (late of London Wall) most respectfully inform the Public that the Impenetrable Paints ar, very ornamr•nral, and being ground in Linseed Oil, may be applied with advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both Inside and outside, where a haridsonie appearance, durabi :ity, and economy are cousideratiors. Fur Park Palings, Stucco at:a Plaster Proms, Iron and Wool ffaiStig, and Out-buildings of every desviption, they are peculiarly adapted, as rhoy resist the effects of Weather in an astonishing degsee, are a cure for the worn, and dry rot, and wilt maul in hut climates; they arc of the following colours add pricel, viz. Invisible Green SGL per cwt. Dark Green 765. and Olive Green II 28.—'-fine deep (preen ts. dd. io 2s. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and Stone Colours 565. per cwt. Chocolate ..ces. Red or Brown 425. and White Paint des.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, its. per gallon. The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common 18s. per cwt. and refined Tar Brown tt2s, pet cwt. They are both appl:ea hie to the covering robes, Fencinp, Porous'lllee,Weatlatr Board- Ing, Sluice Gates, Wood under Ground or Water, particularly the refined Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in Water ; the worm will not penetrate where it Is used; it is also of a good colour, dries very midis easily applied, requitin g o nly to b e he ate d, and laid on with a comnrou tar brush. • • Palmer.' Otis and Colours, kc. dm &Unbolts, Ilapialue, • "ogui tito Trade, uslipilad sou Mural Tome. " and that he is no °thermic:. trevid;tl for by the Public, tut " as a Pensioner of tLe said Hospital, at per day, and now " lives in the Parish of in the County o: " Sworn before me this day of And such of them as were admitted on aceotmt of blindness, are ordered to trinsruit with their affidavits, a Certi ficate as to the bt*te cf their sight, si;ned by an Army S.:rg eon, or other medical persm resident in tin it neighbourhood, b ut in such distant parts, where a medical Certificate is impracticable, a Certificate from the Minister of ,he Parish to that fact; and to ascertain the continuance of their blindness, will be admitted. The Affidavit drawn, according to th above Forest, sworn be fore, dated and attested by a Magistrate, is to be put up in a comer, and sent by s h e General Post, directed thus, " 'Co the Himourable The Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces, Laudon," marking ou the cover " Chelsea Pensioners Affidavit," and counterparts or duphcates of the said Atlldsvits are to be reserved by the Out Pensioners respectiv.ly to be ex 'Witt dto such persons as :hall he directed to ; ay them, together with their histructious and Certificates of Admission, in order that thtir claim to die Out Pension may be fail verifizd and their pet sons clearly iletiti fi ca. And to the end that the Conunissionen for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensiouers are the same persons who have passed their ectmination, it is Itertbi further directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged tram any of the Regiuseetts or Independent Com panies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are nut to men lion in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion, I. which they served last, but ti.e Regiment, Troop or Corps of the Army from which they were tint discharged, and recommended and received at Chelsea Hos pital. The Pensioners are particularly to take notice that the half yearly payments after Christmas, see to be regulated hereafter, as to the place of payment, by the musters of Chelsea, of such only as reside %video the bits of mortality of Landon, or the affidavits sent as above after the Midsummer preceding, and that :he &lid summer payment is in like tumner to be regulated by the muse tees or affidavits after the Chtistsuas preceding. • It is also ordered and directed, that no person who shill change the ' , lace of his abode giv..ri in at his xnuster, or vv.- dfivd in his affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his pension (excepting to the Officers of Eicise nearest such place of abode) shall receive the sante, unless it appears by the etr climate of respectable persons, that such removal was tirJugh unavoidable necessity, which he or they could not turvsee or prevent. And 'hat if any Pcusioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive a double payment of the pennon. eithir at Chelsea or a: different places, he shad be struck cff the lists: for the better prevention of which frauds, each pcnsioneris required to produce hu Instruc tiud Papers at the tinte of payment. •Laas.ly, it is notified that none will be entered upon the Pay- Lies of the said Hospital, or be tntitled to receive any ►enefit therefrom, who shall not act agreeably to thtseOrdem and Mee don*, particulirly in sending their half-yearly Affidavits, to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and to no tuba's. Office, which se%eral of the Pensi:ners have of late tither neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other departments. G. AUST, Secrtiary-and Registrar. GItEY HAIR—ICED WHISKERS. MOTH ING has such an cEct in making a person 11 look old as G. ey llair, sad noihrog detracts so much from a good set of features as Red Whiskers • to those who have t'rese detects, it may atfotd 1111111 e coosolatio to !mow that ATKIN SON'S VEGE I'AULI DYE will change either Red or Grey Hair on the Head, Whiskers. Ste. to a beautiful and permanent auburn or black, by so easy a mode of application, that a Lady or Gtntkman may change the colour of their own hair with ease and secrecy. N. B. 'rise extensive patronage bestowed on the Vegetable Dye, has occasioned a variety of other preparations for a similar purpose, and as such articles are generally made up by persons ignorant of the very rudiments of Chemistry, they sire mostly both pernicious and do not have the effect, the public are therefore respectfully cautioned to ask tor All'll4oo'4 Vegetable Dye, and to observe the signature, and remove all doubt from tl:e minds of those who have been imposed upon, the Proprietor sltlrs to forfeit one hundred pounds if the Vegetable Dye doe. not answer every purpose for which it is recommended. Sold in bottles ss. 7s. 6d. 10s. 6d. and one guinea by Jas. At kinson, Perfumer.. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho square, London, and by must Perfumers and Hair-dressers in the Kingdoms; also pa tronised by the Royal Family, and generally used at the Toilettes of most Ladies of fashion. ATICLINNON's CURLING FLUID, the greatest ►eautifsr and nourober to the Hair ever hiveotod, frees it trona scurf, die. jives it a gloss and appearance the most fascinating imaginable, and conveyi an inimitable beauty and strength to the curl as keep. it in form in the hall, promenade, &c. or In damp wea:her. For making the Hair grow when all ether means bad proved in • effectual, pee au Essay on theHairomelosed with each Houk, Peke 3s. 64. 6s. las. bd. and one guilt.... Ca vita n. Ask for Atkinson's Fluid or Dyes and °bee* the alsolanny as thsz an sacral nomad* laskatlase. If EREFORDSIVRE, WOOD. PARK( CELI..kR:I Or CAPITAL CHOICE W INES, SP:St 11';„ ALE* Ec'''l, CYDER IN C3:.:(3, etc.—By Mr. ROBINS, On tLe Pt•etnisi•v, oil Monday, the at's of Ao.giost, at 81 o cock, ' CAr IT Ai., STOCK OF Vr:ltY CHOICE OW WINES, at Elf WOOLI M.INSIONI; comprising about Sit; (.1 , 12en of superiir fine very choice °ld Pok 1; prtitg patt in I\IAGNUMS; about oidoz-a of Este RE 1'; s Joiter. capita'. NIADk.IRA, TNVEN2 - Y s. 01.9 g slozeis Getrce OLD HOCK, 15 dozen fine . 1 - AGE; 12 dozen doz.n Will lib:Rill 15 dozen CiIANWAG N Is, sevtral Joact,tuf VI N DE t.:KAV(., MtIUN oh!. bIIERRY, CAPE, IiAII,SAC. &c. °lts • BRANDY, ARIIACI, RUM, a quantity of CYDER. u. casks and bottles sod Pt rry ; capital Deer othl Ate :it casks am: boales, fix. Litge quantity et empty Wine and -stone !tittles. 'lleVfoes may be tasted on the moron; of sake. Mr. koetvs m.Orins the Nu'Jisity, Ueerry, :tad others, the Wines are very ci.oice, of tie Etat quatiiy, and the stelAtio genuine prop ztly. Catalogue* may be hut as described in the Furniture tiall above mentioned; and of Ruhias, Warwick-street, Ceolden sivare, Loudon. HEltEFoßD.stititti. BRAMPTON BRYAN MANSION 'AND PARK. ANCIENT FUR Nl I URE, SIA YE BEDS aad . IAPEi CRY HANGINGS, OLD MARBLE TABLES. a Gw Painting., old Armour, a conk LI CHIMNEY CLOCK. by ORAN a PIANO-FOR E, CHI N.k, 11. A INEN B.4o:hrs. uifuets. By Mr. ROB:NA, _ _ _ On the Premises, Brampton Bryan Mansion and Park, near Ludlow, on Monday , August IS, a: Ersen rrH.V. Ancient anti Sn'ntati;ial FURNLEURE. corrptislut a capital old Sian: 11:d4teatl and l'ape,try Fur. nlture variety of otlite Bedsteads Nub cot}o:t and outer film*. tures:Window-curtains, Came, C.ibinet Ankles of all &scrip dons, Pier and Chliuney-glasses, excellent :inches, Utensils.aoill redoes Effects. May be viewed o Friday and Saturd.iy))reci•ding the sale; ca'alogues on the Premi,..*; at the Inns I.u.now."Kiticton, Leo nunster, liereford ; Mr. !Tandy, Worcester; and of Mir. Kobus% Warwki-street. Golden-squarse, I.nrfdpu. 10 THE 1./..l.)Hts. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. • n tITLE It's celebrated '( 7 EG ETA [ , LE Toorti .1.) POWDER Is, with confidence, reconint..Ld to the Um of the Public, as the most calcium Prepat alio:: hr Pre-•trvlng the Teeth in a sound state, even to 4cl tc:, and produckg a pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It impart. aims. nuss .nd beautiful redness to the Gums, t the Illea.ltthe mesa date, Ole Sweetness: and if used constantly as dir.cctd, w:II pre. vent the'l'o•a!t-ache, c;,.nt boils, and Swel ed Face, by removing fu cause—the Scurvy M the Gums. Prier t:s 9d. the boz. IS'J I I.l.lit's Surri. r LAVENDER WA &Tit, frusilkseiegmt fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal, Math news the Princess and Princess Charlotte of W alp s , and °imam, Ladies of the first Dist fraction. Pr.ce 4s. in Ita:ftint but:lets Sold wholesale and real Ly the Propne:ar, R. Putter, 4, Claeapside, corner of St. Paul's Church- van., London; and ::1 1 111 . by Crew, Spragg, Edam and Sharp. Portsimmt h ; Hall, I- Larding. and Johnson, Gosport; Allautt, Weston, A.l,!lory, Hope, and Jones,Port,ra ;'I rewman,Ezeter ; Couksvotthy, nys It', Cal ber% and iinaland, Plyntou:h ; /101, Watrrturd Duhlin;• ikster and hi`Donall.Glatorow ; Sntith, Ma tt. raw:, `lcott.atiti Robinson. Edinburik ; Crut wed!, Lath ; Russ and P.ck, HuJ ; Whtte, lirightuu; Ro!betts,seidoo, and K ..h+m ; or, g . son aid itillinge, Edwarsis and P. nny. J.:so:pout ; %Ls:m. 4 n.; B owol , N ki. ; K an .I 1.1 o) cl. ' miughaat ; Gregory, Brlgla.to ; and atf :tom t etpe:tahle hiedidui Vendets in the Kingdom, in BOILell A FI.FeVING THE unrivalled qualitjk.% rt thc!mine COW.' LA.N.D% LOTION, as a safe, preparos tion for the reamerl of all Eruptions frrr.% the and Skin, m i d for Main-ovally the Muff h..Ve Lang been known to the Fashionable World; and many thowanda, of tack and distinction, have ad.; ted, cot:towed, and recoatniended Its use. The consequence has been, that penioas have obtruded on the Public spurious imitations of the Lotio:.. To prevent injury and disappointment to the misled, it is necessary to state, that the GC SUM& 1.0T10:4 is prepaid and sold by hi: 1. VINCEN r, No. 6, Davies s:ret t, Urstivrtusr-sqUaro, I.utit:o“, isl.o is the sole possessor of Dr. Uowiatia's R t op e . N.B. It removes rettess, }flag-worms, and ...un.iburns. • The following Is a Note from La.:y Chrttravrt %onto Vll net r, No. 6, D.lei-e.sir...et, No. 49, Charlotte strtet, Lady Catharine Lennox press, Lt. her co.:Thus, co to Mrs. and has the pleasure of stating, that, by du use of .wo quart batiks ot her Gowland's I.vtiou b:IC .s p,. :reify cured a a vie eat Eruption upon her Fuer an:l Arms; she was raciest inentied by her physician to mkt.: use of the Lotion, wiheb exceeded her must sanguine ezfectations. Dr. Cowlaod's Mae Sold by Mrs . t, oak prollut4r o f itacos j "l2 : tc t l y tf , :lui N 't. e tir': w c:cl ßo .lPci:l n .C .l ,l :4l .° l l l 6l . °T' t ; 13418. h ilvt l iWrec e7s . t i t t re . S N ' . nat' eSe y"t bary hrt:"l;tv e 7 nd Urn*" So4lo. l. rto his Ma. ' t i a liDd : cr : aani D U l T a t Si s to e"rs e np .. 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