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F. 1111.1.1 NG and Co. have al.o ob tained a PATENT in FRANCE fur their Lace, on its introduction to that Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in England as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed upon at double the original price.—Borderiol and flounced Llresses from 3 to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable article in the real Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamboured roods, with' Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash clearer Own any foreign Lace:—Wholesale prices fur ready money. Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset House, and at no other shop is Loudest. AMBROSIAL ROSRATi PAft'!LLL►9. 'WORM SUR LEBRUN (who had the tatisfattios i of introducing into these Realms, about eighteen ram since, the GENUINE PATE PECTORAL. DE JUIVBEI, has the honour of offering to the Public a newt and elegant spa.' cies of Pastille, which combines with its pectoral Ftal„ soothing rroperties those nf mellowiir , and improving the voice, by ren dering it more agreeable anci'More &tible. At the same time, it imparts to the breath a permanent ftagtauce, resembling Ant brosia. This has induced the Inventor and Proprietor to bestow upon it the appropriate name of AMBROSIAL ItOtLEATE PASTILLES. Sold in boxes, at 9s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, (.heap= side,-St. Paul's, and g2O, Regent-street (near the Argyle Roma); London ; • stO, Waterloo-p4ce t Zes, Sataville, s:rcet, Dublin ; and by the principal Itledicine Vendersthfough. out the United Kingdom. Of whom also nray be had his Genuine Pate I,',...cmrp)de Jujube, so justly esteemed for their erns% ita Cube' eWali, au. t EAK Li EN 1J1N47 . jiistly fitritcnrs tor I -kJ curing, in all Its• singes, the VRNRRIttf. DISE:ASIZ One small Pill is a clqbe, and the taking. of yne liust p ,in a recent ; case, will soon convince the patient of toe certalnty of hfs speedy recotery. Nothing can he-better crintrived, mote sale:, or more convenient than this Remedy, fur.such as are obliged to go jour- nies or to sea, as.lt needs no confinement norsrestraint of Diet; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practical) liamiroved'' Oat it will tffect.a Cure wilful r.efißite4 Wir.a;4, apfl eit ltbtj I:bean:as nothing For the Scurvy and - oaer Chronical I Misorders, this lfeditine has ant Its parallel. tpwa'ids ot :40,00C persons of. both sexes. Mee been radically cured of the abovecruel disorslers, within the last tight years. Prepared and 'sold by the-sole Noprietors, T. TA a 1..0it. sad SON, Abouhers.; of the Royal College of Surgeuns. a; their mp", Nu, 9,, New Bridge - street , in Boiii; of only 9.5. 9d. eac h, duty' inclutled.- - I NIB. Two back doers, and lights in the Passages at night.-- . - Ike)? arc also sold, by . iligir ippon:messy with COOOISS dons, at the Toy-shop, Oxford-street; Mr. liisborough's, No. 7,• Fish-street-hill, near ly opposite the: Monument.; awl by... one Person in eut-ry colisideratWe Tsfellt in Great Britain and lir,lasid. Advice gratis ut - Peirsoilt tahlifi.**binke, or ether of the Iliolirietur's ;di-diem/Ps 11, at two, at the Wzllington lwi, Rochdale. Attornies, Aiessek. Rills aid Co. Chancery.laue ; or Mr. R:::utt, Rocha dale, LancashirL-t Joseph acinbti;i4r, late of Queen-street, Cheapside, woollen &Ayer, February -8, 15, and March 11, at twelve, at the Court of Coranitesbusert of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street.— At tot flies, Messrs. llolgscri and Ogden, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. Joseph Birch, Birmingham, jeweller, February 13, at two, 14, and March 11, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birniiiip bans. Attornies, Mr. Alexander, Carey-street, Lincoln's ban; or Messrs Lee and Son, Birminglam. Cli;ries (7olvertiouse, Walcot; Somerset, Sour-factor, February 25, and - March I 1, at eleven, at the Ynrk House, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. F.:;an and Waterman, Essex-street, Strand; 0r.31r. Mark, Bath. Lovell, Kilmtrulon, Somerset. linen-draper, February 7, 8, and March 11, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol,: Attornies, Hord and Johns in, King's Bench-walk, Tkinpla ; or Mr. Goolden, John -street, Bristol. Richard late of Painswick, Gloucestershire; baker; Februliry 14, at seven, 13, and March 11, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, andboniugh. Attornies, Messrs. the and Co,. Guildford. trees; or 11r. Stone, Tetbury. Cltarles.Maion, Birmingham, druggist, February 11, 12, and March il, at twohe, at the - Royal Hotel, Ifirmingliatn.--; Attornies, Messrs. Norton and Chaplin, Gray's Im-square ; or Messrs. Spurrier and Co. Birmingham. Lawrence Brad .11aw, late of Adlinztsin, Lancashire, dealer, Feb. 18, at five, 1:), at ten, and March 11, at riven, at the &lee and Child ho, Attorniei, Mr, Norris, Jebia .. street, I.;,rdinrd-row ; or Air. GaskeO, Wigar. William Arinsteong, Arundel-ctreet, Strand, tai!or, February 11, ?.?.„ and Mardi 11, at ten t at the Court of etv-amlslionera . . of Ilinkrupts, ILL , ingilall-atreet. Attorney, Mr. lotng, Po land:fats:et, Ortm•d-street. Samuel Wag4taffe and Thomas Baylis, Kidderminster, carpet manufacturers, F.:l7ruary 4, 11, and March 11, at twtdve, at the Court of Cominissinners of Bankrupts, BasEnghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Fisher and Moods'', rurnival's Inn. Wi Lama Stevenson, juo. !we of Bawtry; Yorkshire, cooper, Feb. 6, at sir, 7, at clever, and March . 11, at ten, at the Crowa 13awtry. At:GI-dies %Ir. Rodgers, Canterbury-square ; Of Mri. Gwen, liawtry. ;sw Ziz. George, Somerset,builderi February . 6,7, and Match 11, st devett, at the George Inn, Crewkeraus. Attordies, Mr. Natant, liatton-garden ; or :.ir. Murly, Crew- Somerset. Frederick William Forck, Whitcclia;:el-road, baker, February 1,4, and z..ich }I, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of nankrupts, Basingbali str‘:et. Attorney, Mt. Wiigbt, Fonehlrel-strett. Hiainuii Jewel* Jahn Donlan, Cleveland-court, St. James's. strcch, reinuary 4, 11, ar.J Alsrols 11, at twelve, at the Court-of Commissioners of Bankrupts Basiughsll-straci• Artorniev, Swat,' and Co. Frede:lviC's,ptace,Old.fewry. Andrew Jame, Conniving, High -street, SduthwArk, ch;esemorf ger, Fcbruiry is 14Maii.liarch 11, at twelve, at the Court ot Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghalL-street. Attor ney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown -court, Threadeeetile-street. 1)1 V I DEN DS to ay mat* ita BASING!' ALL-STREET. Feta. Sici, W. Gould and F. Greaeley, Maiden-lane. Cheap side, hosiers, at ten. Feb.. 12., J. F. Itarrison, late of Tower.. street, Marchant, at ten. Feb. 4, G. Ilardrity and J. Cowing, liedfored.eourt, Covent-preen, woollen-deal:era, at twelve.— //vb. 4, 1. Seeeter, Providence -tom, Hackney, merchant, at *Op. Feb. 19, J. Crack...hanks, late of Gerrard-ore t, eldu. ratio-sashksnanufarttirez, at twelve. DID' I ()ENDS to be made in ti!e COUNTRY. feb. 26, .T. Jackson, Easittr,wokl. Yorkshire, merchant, at eirveti, at the White Swan lon, Goodramgate, Vick. Feb. tni, I. 'fwirross, Wettbourne, Sussex. tellanow;er, at eleven, Lt the .llear Inn, Ilay.un, .nallts. • Feb. 21, T. Gibson, jun. Li verpool. ship-tiread•balter;* twelve, at the Offrce of 11r. nal - shall-street, Liverpool. Fob. 20, J. S. Bird, Liverpool, wbolebaie geocer % at,une, at the George ban, Dale-strei:r, Liver. pool. Feb. 21, W. Shannon ' Wbitchaven, draper, at three, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitetraven. Feb. 211, I. llarrisou, Mount Terrtwe, • Whittchapel.road, flour-factor, at four, at the Maid's llead Inn, Norwich. Feb. 27, T. Davison, late of Ilinekltty, Leicesti.ishire, draper, at elevt.n, at the White Ilan, llincllcy . Mal FICATES.—Fas. 18. W. Ilaifiebl, stn. late of Huntingdon, ironmonger. T. Afrui lin, Owllay, Worcestershire, nail-ironmonger. J. Ainsworth, Eolholt, Lancashire, whitster. J. lidlingham, Vttosetsr. Sraf. failshird, nail-inamitaczurers. J. Avison, Eastburn, Yorkshire, butter-ntctor. T. P.2arson, late of Oxford -street, oil Man. W. Hudson. tlaviibstrei-t, Catinberwell, bricktayer. T. S. Holbert, Chippetibam, Bono-diaper. F. Grundy, Liverpool, merchant. 111513;iLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. R. and J. ilmnurdiain, Canterbury, woolstaplers. Laughton 'and Brown, Wisbcch At. Peter's, innkeepers. Stembtidge and Costcr, (hay's Inn-lane, farriers. A. and E. Rvtrat, Birating. ham, drawing-tp,i,szers. &lards and Tacker, Liverpool, timber . nn.-rchants. J. and ./. Lomax, I.iverpool„ merchants. Long. dill and liOtterneld, Gray's Inn, attornies. A. and J. Dfenziea, • Chartas-screet, Alancliezter.square, tailors. J. and T. Crossley, is-lane, tea-deakrs. Chandler, and Biddle, Biriningikans, I tobacconists. Siorrar and Yorston, Brooke-street. Hampstead : raid, pctatoe.Mferchants. Scotney and Itawbone, Shepherd's tinsla,t Middle , ex, grocers. Addison and Brumbley, Leather :hum, grisniers and polishers. Hicks and Co. Basting:en, Gluts, 'cestershire, wi.sollen-manafacrurers. . Lloyd and Popplewell, Minnries, slopsellers. Wood and .lppleton, Anlaby, 'bricklayers. ,Morris and Co. Llatitris.taint, Glarnorgaw,hire, atopkvi-pris. 11.•ok atiti Edwards,. Peterborougis, auctioneer% Wiinvot and l'isrelay, Pembiokc. T. Stock, sen. and jun. bee. miniasey-street,'wo..4it..viers, M. and E. Guy, 0;10rd-street; Harris and. Co. Lombard-street. Lett and Co. Throviortcm-street, cock-brokers. J. and J. Dunlop, Sn Swithin's-lane, merchants. Whipp and Ca Huddersfield. cur. , viers. Hawkins and- Nowlan, Leeds, Uvery-stable-keepera. W. and IL Ward, lisewhouse.yard, Nouinghanwhire, lace-manu. fartorers. It. and M. Grave, Edward - street, Portmamsgrire, dre.i.-matters. H. and 31. Bradley, Chesterfield, printers. Moor and Brown. Liverpool, piane-makers. Clarke and Beaver, Slwf. field. holders. IJavids•in and Co. Cork-street, Burlington-gar dens, tailors. Grcirge ..nd Co. Frame, Somerset, bankers. Jsx. ram and tiarpbano, Nottingham, hosiers. Row and Co. Wahc field, Haskins and Sutton, Bath, tailors. Todd and Fr'astr, Manchester. liichanlson and Uriston, brickl4crs. Ullmann and Delphi, Liverpool, merchants. Hams and Whitchtirch, Fencburch-street, wine-merchants. 'l. and A. Whittaker, Sheffield, booksellers. Bond and C.., 1?.:1- ton, Lancashire, hat-manufacturers. . 1 . • We lately mentioned the 4 ,, littt iro, it turned tu ill rn o e n :l " nu‘ Dr w isdell as pr s a sti7ed 'se r r i • . • i c n on l ;id k e rke nibTe el pr i % i l ip 'c rr ill'ha' ty, ise w ' hich he bequeathed •ta • agcy, Arm Thoninoon, a girl alviut .le, years of age, bis.naturidtaughter. 1* laces a atter, much. inquiry:, was loutid iivittivrAke a po t ,r woman, who obtained a :icauty subsistence by KA% ev..ter • 1 ,: reesfo , d b o ut :be streets, line was forthwith taken trum her distressed abode, and eomfortab:y clad, and is now heeler the vitot ,, :c i kw of the executor, Mr. \Voed, scalemakor, Of.44ksisti. !field, who intends to 'send her to a titaardingochotil. -. nu chi 4 had never teeei , ied the : least assistance from tee elt ceased -stir.l4, lisdrig, al th ough she was wandering about the' streets an ole.cest; and without a shoe to her foot, or scarcely a rag to coves bee. Jujube, so justly esteemed for their 'these/ in Coughs, Colas, atc. ••! • 1 AROWLAND and .50.‘, 9 reßrietp • ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL, Fespecituffy inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, that they lave RE .NOV ED to No. 20, Hatton-garden. They also beg to Caution, that in consequence of the universal demand for their Original And Genuine Niacassar Oil, impost/vs purchase th,: empty bottles, and attempt to (Terrivc ti k e PoLlia with spurious Macassar Oil, composed of injurious irgretlient:, offering it for sale at a lower pries, and without the label; and i others sign " liuwlandson," imitating the signature, which reit ders it necessary, on purchasing, tn ask fdr liowlind's Niacas:ar 011, and strictly to observe, that none are genuine without the little book inside the wrapper; and the label is signed on the outside in red, " A. Rowland and Son." ROWLAND'S Ni 4CASSAR. OIL, (The cnigitral and genuine) which by many years has been universally admired, and is the best and ek:apest article for nourishing the [lair, preventing its . felting dff or maga, rey, preserves it to the latest period of life; pronaotes a lintatiaat • growth on the baldest places. Curly produces and makes the Curl lints during , exercise, or in damp weather—renders Hair that is harsh and dry as soft as silk, glossy, elegant, and beautiful. Indisposition, Aecouctseniena, &c. ;Lurie( which this Oil should be regularly applied, as it prevents, the Hair being injured, such as felling off or changing colour, and retains Its beauty—pro duces Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. Children's Ilair.—A due attention to Children's 'lair i% of the greatest importance. this Oil is invaluable: it eradicates the scut f easy and pleasant, and is superior so comb', soap, makes the I lair firm in its , roots, and fixes a stinbina for a, beau tiful tread of Ilair.—Price 36.6 1 . 7s. 10 s. 6 d. and 11. ls. per bottle. Red Whiskers, Grey Whi-kers, I ye-b;ows % Hair nn the Mead, effectually changed to Brown er Black, by the use of ROW.LANW's INSENCIL of 111 merely wetting the hair, it intinedi?tely producesa perfect change—:'rice 1.. 7a. 6d. and ins. 6d. per bottle. Sold by tha sole Prvrietons, A. liowiastas and . Sox,. No. 9.0, Ilotton.GardQn, ifoihnrn, London; and,, by appointment % by • Messrs. [lend; tes, Tichbornc-street; Smyth, 117, (lathe and Pierce, 57, D. iligge, New Boha-street ; liFyleyt awl Wok, Cockspar-street ; Sanger, luB, ().a ord-street ; lierey and Co. N 0.17, Greek.strcet ; Betters, No. 4, Cheanshle, and 220, Re gent-street; Rowney, ioti, lAnttou•Oarslss; J... T. ltitr.;e, 6A, Chcapside; Tait, 4,1, Johnstone,, 63, CAorlthjil; Newbery,. 44„, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton, now Church- 1 yard ;.Burgess.63, Ilolboushi11.; L0w,3304 Wont, 2W. Stu and; l Barclay and Spns, 95, Elect-market; Stradiing and Nix, Royal Exchange ; and by most Perfumers and MediCine Venders: • • Ask to: " Ilm . -Amu:l'a Oil," on" Rowland's Dye,"•ond otsiosme• the signAture, "A. ROWLAN D and SON; All others i are Cuunterfaits.