The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-19 00:00:00

11pMMPIIIIIIMIOMIIMIPMMIMMIMII•Mll.IIIMIMMMIIII_ . . • . . . .1. . ~. , . ••••• * y . ' , 4 \ •le i . alu t ' g."•• .• • t 1 . • wig -444 , e +.l r" .. Olif ‘• . .. Z 1) ,N. 1 44 _ #lO4 ersimtlne, ..,:e4,4... 3 94 .. .4%; • y ~ _ • SvITURD4Y, .BUG(* 19; 1809. . < • PR NO ADVANCE ON e 1.0 1.1 No. 1086. JOHN LOCKE. SO D *ATER. _ iMPROVED Preparation for making SODA 1 WATER, exceedingly useful to all Persom whwe situ ation renAtrs the Conveyance of %oda Water inconvenient sir expensive, but particularly to Gentlemen going abroad. It is portable fur the Pocket, and incapable of Change in any Clionase. ÜBSCRIPT 10 NS for erecting a STATUE in S St. Pool's Cathedinl, to the Memory of JOHN LOCKE, aie received at the following Bankers':-51ears. Down, Thornton, and Co. ; Brow n, Cobb, and Co. ; blessrs. Hammevsleys ; blessni. lloare's; Nlewry..lotiea, Lloyd, and C••.; and at toe Literary rand, London; Right Hoe. I). La Touche and Co. Dublin; and the Royal 11.utk of Scotland, Ediuborgh. Amount ndverti‘erl £476 Bs 6d. H. %Visite, I.sq. Hamp stead 2 2 0 Itt. Hon. Earl of Shaf tettuln, F.It.N. and F.S.A. - 10 10 0 shn Hancock, Esq. ottinghans. - 5 5 0 George Fred. Strltton, Eva..4;reat re* Pack, sat 50 0 0 Ox Rev. Rolit. T‘rwhitt, Jr-sts Collere. ORM briotw. per Coults • andto. - 10 10 0 Jonathan Raise, EA. 5 5 0 To-evers Snhorriber of V. '2,. and upwards, will be pre sented an F.oKravin,.: of the ‘lntitt , nent. Suhserihen of bt. a Me.lnl, executed by Mr. Holum,. of Soho. with the .dead of Mr. Locke. and on toe reverse an exact representa tion of the Monument. The Suta.cribers of 101. 110. asisnilar Aledal in Silver. The Nobility an.l Gent -v may in pert the Model of the Statues, which is now 6 1116164:d, at Mr. Stiestinacott\, Mount street, Berkeley-square. It is reque.tei that all Letters on t:se snitject may be ad. dregrd to Aalr EY Mott El %ILK, juit. sec. Literary Ftrid, Gerrard-street. TO RE DISPO:nD OF, AbeHightf.., intall rural coTTAG E, near Nor.. *nod, within 8 atil•mi of Lomb's, rosnotitadiog must beau- Wei tacos, In which the eye Must by toe expridin; Coun try ; enthprittog a gond dairy, drawiliA-room, and two other nouns on ex ground door, two best bed-roucus, rod three °titer slerpiir.., room-, a coath-hott.e, nod two-stall stable, with 4erputg room, an excellent garden, and good padd i. k, &lie c•implete repair, neatly furnished with ever) necmair bit ..sith•out estntragnace. Oti lie. with the Lew', to be disposed of no moderate terns., the present nonce being obliged to join the. Army. Leners, po-t-gettd..ntdreo:al to It.U. C. at No. street, sill be atteaded t.. STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn in One I).iy, ' 2.0 of ouronEit, 1K , 9. SUIII'..NIE. 4 .4:0410) X80,103 4 :Y..).%) 4U.llOa 4 ",uol B,ouo I. 11 5OO ,00) 21 10) 6, 1 0» 36 5O l.h I.) 5•2.1 ... is 75.800 ' SOX) Tick elf. XlOO.OOO This Lottery ermistsof only 5000 Numbers (from I t.) 500) Inchislye) l but there are Four Tickets of each Number, lilrb will be seeerally eMitled to sehatcycr Prize is dr.sam aosirat such Number 4 for instance, if No. I should be drawn m Prize of %Mill. the Four 'rickets of Oat Number an) iita b e „witted to 10,1,x11. tuakir;, in the whole, 80,0001. an theA if altylseson should purcisa-e more than One Ticket of o rntaine Number, and that Number prorc fortunate, he may . JP% By Twit Tickets of the same Number, A Irrifie of . ...... 5E19,0*. 1 0 • By Three Tickets of the atite•N umber, A Prize of • l,'titt,oo.) By Four Tickets of the same Number, A Pr ze of . ...... xtraoin Aral all other Privi in the same Proportion. TICKETS and SH Alt LS are on Sale at oath* °Zees. Shortly win be published. in Syn. peke 10s. 64. hoards, rffiki PIIARNI ACOPCEIA of the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON, 1809. Translated btu English. with Notes, kr. By RICHARD POWELL, N.D. Fellow of the College, Physician to St. Bartholomew's, and the Magdalen Hospitals. Printed far LONGMAN, HURS'f, REES, and ORME, PAieniuster-row. Of whom sway be had, on Pasteboard, TWO TABLES. inhibiting at one View, the Relations or the last and present Pharmacopreia. PIr r ARMACOPCFII.I LON DIN ERNS, 1809. Thin day was published, In Medium Quarto, price ifl 4s. hnardi. 13/IA RSIALOPCEIA COLLEGI I REGALIS MF.DICORUSI LONDINENSIS, M. DCCC. IX. Velment apnd LONGMAN, HURST, REES, et ORM E, Paternoster-row. TRAVELS IN TIIF: SOLITII OF FRANCE. This flny was published, In new tileftutt Volume, (Norte. Price 50. TRAVELS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, and in the INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of PROVENCE, LANGUEDOC, and the LI Sl()SIN, by a route never before performed; being alon.; the Ranks of the Loire, the Isere, and the Garonne, through the greater part of their respective Cotsrse. Made, by Permission of the Forsch Government, in tbn Summer of the Years 11107 and lOC Hy Lieutenant -Coking PIN KNAY. Puhlkhed T.Purdav and Son, No. 1, Paternoster -row. JACKSON'S FRAYELS IN AFRICA. .lu,t published, Dedicated, by Permirtion, to his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, In one Volume, Quarto, illustrated with thirteen Maps and Plates price tiro Guineas in Hoards, 'IIIIAVELi in AIAILOCCO, sou Tit BAIL 1 RA It Y, and arras s the ATLAS MOUNTAINS. per formed, at different Periods, during a Itesidenee of . siatecti Years iu that Cou..try, by JAMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. Together with a Full Account of the Animals, Plant', RDA rations other Natural Productions of the Kingdom of Ma rocco, and an Acrimite Statement, from Official Docren•nls at th.' Imperial (7uoion-house, of the COnnaucr. of lo r.t now.—ro which is added, an interesting and more seen rote description than has riff yet been pahlistsed, of the Si tuation, Extent, Inhabitants, and Cnows:af.s of the Great Encporiain of Central Africa, TIM It UCTOO. This Work iti.o contains a full Account of the Mow st wa l> It ELIGION a Dia‘ertation on the Arabic Language.' pointing out the difference of Pusentat Me between the Eastern and Western limbs • and a Gongraphicni F.luciiation of many parts of Africa filtherto almost unknown. S.ild by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Tall. EVIISTOL and BATE' new and elegant OACH ES, with Guard throaghout, ltd the Coach to Bath without ch it froth the BELL SAVAGE. lUD. (:ATE-HALL, every Evening at Half-past Five o' Clock. to the CAsTIE and BALL, BATH; and SWAN INN; NI A 11. Y POItT-STR E ET, BRISTOL Passenger* and Parcels hooked at the Three Kings, and White Bear Imo, Piccadilly. N. II Travellers by this Coach have One Hour, to and fr m Bristol and London (at Bath), fur Pleasure or Busi ness. No chore whatever for booking Parcels for this Coach It the Bell Savage. •• • Uoomorison Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op position SALISBURY Cl/AC*l, afternoons at Halfspu.4 fyer ' from the -BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis bury, tfit. olds Ottualle lid. only ; am& all small Parcels• order (MW puma wiptstlst lid. only car carriage. and no charge for booking. Also to Poore, thruagh Fordiughridgr, Ring wood. and Wimtipara, afternoon, iii Half-past 'I lime; la side Fare to Poole, lois. only, Outside Iris. tid. nob, which is nearly is. cheaper than tie Puole Alan, as Heil as per formed in nearly the same time. No charge whatever for hooking of Parcels. rr Coach-0111cent the bottom of the 11eU Savage Yard so the left hand, through Cie second Gateway. Tms YEAR. rrspectfully acquaias the Public that To the only Lottery to he drnwn yetis YEAR is the STATE LOTTEUX, whlzh will be drawn on the 20th of seat October, ALL IN ONI: DAY. -- - Ticket; and Shares are selling in great variety, and as the Scheme rents highly approved, the earlier the purchase tile heifer, t sere being oily (NO X) timbers, from 1 to S-he nee, with Particolars, may he had, gratis. at either of Is ICS old essablislied °Sees in Lisitalnu, Nu. 4, Conthill, and 11, Charing Cross. where Capital Prises In an immense a nonnt (too nainernity for iiwertinio) have been Sold, Shared, and Registered, and where PCI7/604 hi the Country may Ise supplied the same a+ if reseal. by sending their orders (Post paid). accompanied grand Bully. Cash. Rank Nntey. or Post Other Orders. ••• Please to ander. the Lot ery Derams a , it rim tstirs as th , tUth Si October, and t h at day wdl deride ,i'SIO),UUJ in Prizes. THE TAYLORS' COMPANY. No. n. 460111,171PSTRICET, ADIMPUI, •TII/Oro. - - - - - r requilitc here to observe that the Gem's:. l to-n composing this Comp•uoy an all of the Tras'e, and Cols.'''. have selected Woof the first Ability to carry an rt••• ( . .. n cto , ,. Well scooting Drew to bean ()Neil of toe dr., Irsoradderation, this Csonpauv offer to the Public a Plait by which Gentle,. en marapplythentsrlves with the best and molt • fashionab!e Clothes on team highly advantageous to the ACriOrr. The Principle sin which the Concern IP esiadaeled, en *hies them to purchase at the lint and beet Markeh every Irticle they CAlliNf*C. Ready Mon.'s iv paid nod received by toe company, in all its transaction., and this Principle alone enablex'theln to sent their I uytoniers with Chimes of the best Qual:sy and `.Vnrltnt This Eaahlistotient having exceeded the best Atitslom of the Projector., the Company have guided Leather- lireeches .teethe Contrnets.th tt litmtletwen nay cee their roil Lapeneesi tor Dress before they give their Orders. The Company 'ating a numher of hlrn, NI-x*lle , them to execute Orders no the 'hailed Notice, and send tiwtn to any part of the Kiag slum. Prior of ramie:its not re turnahle. LIVERIES. X d. &rein- Cont 4 0 0 Arres ea 1 12 11 Blanr'ir,ter rwicyCord tlit:.l 0 16 0 _ el. A Suit of I.6.ery .. 5 5 0 A Mille Jacket and Witisiront A Rolf Coat F'u•tian t)verall• Guth Dittu Viorentine ditto 1 5 U Nankeen Pant:dome U IS Prices of Suit; romractell fui t;an of Itetstrull ThreeSoiti per Year 1P 0 0 Poor ditto Fire dim. %ix ilino A Mint of Natal t:ni- • • forms by the Year, nu Con•ider*- fg the Old One,. On the s.tine principle Gen tlemen may Contract for Cottl4 only. Sic Coat• per Year 42 0 0 live ditto font ditto ..... 11 U 0 Three 4401 ll 0 :.A or Clot he., nut returnalde A Suit of Regimentals 9 9 0 ar. and the Old °act to be Leather Breeche4, per V• • retuniesi. tour Pair of Elise-skin lte.M.se-skinßrecches? 11 0 Breeches 9O 0 1 Ditto !wait:ones .. 1 3 Sit din.of ditto - skin Eight ditto of ditto Geatleo.en of t!sr A.-my and Navy, and Cadet; [fling to Indus, MAY he supplied • 1 1 11111 CVO') Article '4.4:c0wl for then tiquiPineal. - - - - . . Children's I)res , r4 and Lidice Peliices snide silk Argosy. of Taste and iseniorN , of AN orkinao.hip, at Price, rquilly low. LikrMise in he had at the ()(Ire, IS PATENT POCKET I3OUK, staid cannot be picked I a 1 ),t out of use Pocket. Hr liaeais. inform, the Public this Or.lcrs are received at Nil. 24, George -antes, A selphi.—lluinacso Holm Crow Eight V lie Mwt ug CI) nix in the Eresisr.' This day was published, peke 7s. in boards, AN 01,,1110EPEIAL ANALYSIS of the ENfiLISII 1, ANGUAGE, or an Essay on the Nature of its simple and combined SOllll4-; the manner of their Formation In the Vora! Organs; the minute Varieties which con:finite a depraved nr Provincial Pronutieiottun ; and the inirdeonary of attempting to explain them by means of the . English Alphabta. 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YNO I' FICA 1. mod GENEALOGICAL TABLES of the ENGLISH GRAMMAR. with Exercises, in which the dolfereat parts of Speech are marked iu !lades, so as to enable Children to dad them oat without difficulty, adapted tothe Abbe Csaultier's Method, ist his Lectares Gradukes pool les Enfaas de Cup Ans. reldished by dr-ire, Lid for tne sue of the Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Palki Children, in red sheep, Ys. girl. 18. A t amplest Set of SP ELLING awl READING LES SONS. adapted to Dr. Belts Planof Edutation. With com plete Sets of honorary Tickets for Rewards, Monitors. ac. Edited by J. Aspic, Assist:4a at the Clerkenwell Parochial Sooday !4chosil, as. 6 I. •119. The GENEALOGY of the KINGS of ENGLAND, comprised in Ten Tahiti , . tropresentiag the Houses of Saxony Denmark. Pi unwed,. blots, Plaalagenet, Lancaster, York, Tudor, . 4 wart. and ilransw ick • •. • This link Work chews. at ewe view. the different Bramaies of each Family mad way bd bawd up with toe Ma rian Ilibtories of Frii. J. The .'H Y of EN nuut D. in technical or artiScial verses, for the Use of Yoe% l'eOple. fly Mr. if astliger. 9e. YORK and LEEDS NEW POST COACII ES from the !AEU. SAVAGE, EUI)GATE - every Mani ;it half--p .t live &Cheek, through Mime, Hatfield, Welwyn, Stevenage, Baldock, Mak-made, Ea ton. Bugden, Stillaa, Stamford, Urethane, Cultrreworth, Grantham, Newark. Retford, Doncaster, Ferrybridge and Tadcaster. Every election has and will be made to r ender asi% toe boa clinvevauce oo the North Road. N. B. Hy this conveyance Passeeigeri sued Parcels are for warded to Edinburgh and all pArts of the North of Englund. •• • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Comtnercol Op- Positive SAILS FAIR Y COACH, afternoons at Half-past Thrre..lVone the HEM. SAVAGE:. Inside Fare en Soli Wry. hie. linty ; Outside lib. (id. only; and all Small Parcels seeder one pound weight 6d. only fur carriage, and no charge for telokhe;. Also to Poole, through Fordingbridge, Riwg- I.wand.:ud Witabrown, afteruom4 at !fall-pact Third la wide Face to Poole, 27%. only, (lutsitle (id. (talc, which I. nearly Als. cheaper than the Poole klail, as well as per ! forme.; iu math tile lame time. 1 No deluge whatever Inc bleakly; of Parcels. Gooch-Office at the bottom of the Hell Savng! Yard os the left-head, through the second Gateway. YORK sad LEEDS New Commodious, Safe, Cheap. and Eapeditions POST COACHES will set out from theGOLD EN CROSS, ChariitgCrow, and REEL SAVAGE, Ladgate-hlll, every mnrnii at half-past five ; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet ; dine at tne Cock, Ea on; Sup at the tirethatn Inn ; Breakfavt at the Red Lion, Diinauter, and arrive at L•vdit by twelve, and Yark lON One, at Noon. There are only four Conichoten employed, and the same Guard and Coach go throughout. Every ear. Lion hens been, and will continue to he made, to render this the hest etanleyance on the North Road. Ineide, to York and Leeds, ,E.J Sv.- Outside, ,C 2. • By GLOROL BOULTON and CO. From the Golden Cron, the following Carnage s +et nut, be side many others too numerous to mention LIVERPOOL Expeditious Post Coaches, only one night ow, every Morning at Six. IMLY II EA I) Gad North Wales 'Mail every evening. HOLYHEAI). Shrewshury and Birmingham Neit POl Coacheo. every lorning at Nile. LI'OLOW, Worcester, end Oxford Mail e‘ery evening. and a New Post Coach Tuesday, Thursday ;And Saturday, at I w n. M I !TOR!) HAVEN, Carmarthen, Cloncester, and Cheltenham Mail every evening. CHELTENHAM and Oxford New and only Day Coach, evety Alorning at Six. - !MICH lON, Last Bourn, Worthing, ll:vnings. Ports mouth, S.iuthamptow. Isle of 1$ ight. Baguio. Colchester. Anoxic!, Little Hampton. Margate. liatimette, I)uvcr. Deal, H ythe. Folk•atie, Arc. Ac. Cottcaes d •il . ULL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, (Ida, Peterborough. and Norman Crust, N KW POST COACHES; (awry hag only four inside) wt out every 'Baru niA from the LDEN CROSS. Charing-cross. Tile HULL Mail Coach as meal every Evening. ' By BOULTON and CO. From the Goklen-cross the followiog Carriage. set out, beside many others too numerous to mention: York and Leeds New Post Candles every Morning. Liverpool E:peditious Pint Coaches, oat ) Oac Night net, every Morning at Six. Holyhead and North Wales Mail every Evening. Holy bead, Shrrwsbory, ansl Birmingham New Post Coaches every Montiug at Nine. Ludlow, Worcester, and 0 %ford Mall every Evenioz, and a New Pust Coach Tuesday, Thursday, iisid saturstoy as Two. Natant - 11one%, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cbelteutsant Mail every Evening. Cheltenham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every Morning at Six. Brighton, F.isstbasen, Worth*, Hastings; Poet Soutlounprou, Mk of Wight ; Begonr, Chichi-4er. Att, Little liasoptoo, Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, that, Mlythe, Folkestone, the. etc. Coaches daily. Although an coo:mus Advance has takrn Article of Woollen Cloth, GIBBONi, an I Tavlor, Its, Flert--treet i *Pal Churcb, inforaut ihr Pantie, Mat for Ready dertakes to supply A ',pate'. made to weal lowing faire,, warrant% the Qualities of Workman.hilt nand Fashion ot this 6.trowiits B y Hone, which, by cnoipariug the thud! I. prevlon• to the Advance, will mon rate the above A,vierti in ; therrfinr, it gnus dent, from the great Increase, the Saving mu Second Cle - h Cent - • - -11 b 0 'Super Ditto - - _ '2 I) U Very hest Superfine Ditto - . J 10 0 I)itta Kerte% mere Breeches - - ..1 6-9 1)600 Dons,le Milled - - . 1 /4 U Meat I) othir Tnilleil Cori - - 0 18 0 Ladies' Supernoe Cloth or Kesseyniere Debits 6 Iti 6 And every other Artiste iu Lite above Breathes on propor tionate Tereus. A very great Variety of Superfine owl other ( Int‘ts are aNaYs ker. together with fashionable. MraisicoviinFi. nod all idaer Article. in the Woollen Drapery and Man s-Aler eery Line. • * 4l It k purtiralarly requested you will attend to the No. 1814 there brig se.eral others of the same Buiiness in the arVel. MINERAL. TEETH. OS A NEW AND IMPAOY LI) Pl. AN. 171 E . ,FAlXUll,,Desitiiit, \•a. 18, WOBURN I'l. ACE, bees leave la announce to the Politic. that in cunsequenee of various experiments he is enabird to re commend ARTIFICIAL. TEETH, of a Mineral l'inprtra thin, so aa to rive complete vain,factinn to than. Wttr. niny have tw-caviiii, for !mai .uh.titwe..--Ur. FILEUIt esteage4 la .apply from one froth to a n hole srt, witanet c.ukong pain. or irrit,stion. and of an appearance yo very natural. :Li in defy the ',not critical ob , en•er, at tier• same time that the Tceth sa supplied n ill a."wer r•ery purpoie aK UM - lion, give is' the ,dnice ita natnral tone and modulation ; and their , im-fluction is so iworrttpishie, that MT. FA LEvrt. er, zaps ti. replace them free of exvit e, should they wear or change colour.—Mr. 11.1 M I eau alsnallit an Ariilirial Pa late in a ridworr peculiar to IthavelL and never befog. at templed by siny i dividual—\lr. F. I; enabled to give refe rences to aunty Vespertabie ebarorWrs in Town sind Cnuntrc. who have felttlar beueicial elfects of his mode -ITrcat meal, and w ho hat...been rain fled with hi. fair and reavne aide thaws. No. IM, Wubunt-pine, Ruoeid ‘quare. WHITE. HANDS have ever br.ett cateented a tbeneset! beauty orboth Sear,, and in seine pests of Fmmtpe are t cwittial to ferrite of rank. Tlie RAN 1)A N SOA t', or Indian IVmhing Cakes, poises' Use peculiar p:n perly of giving the mu,texquisite dclicney of texture and in conceivable fairtorsi in the lianas which ate restaiely wass ail with this Soap. Even in cases warm the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the Mirthless and mama art cirri-In:illy, • and permanently removed, and Yin ceeded by a Silluothite., falriiers, and delicacy of appear ance, welch cannot bearquireJJtyauy other amnia w bales-cr. It is by experience only that :my one may forui an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap. Sold by the l'roprietan' Agent, whose signature it hear*, WitberY, 'ln. Y -1 .,9, Strand, near Temple Bar. Lop atin ; and the l'hiprhinri, Ks a ftirther seestrav, beg them to he particular in noticing, that the name aad . iutylreis of the printer, E. Spragg, ?.7, Boa-street, Covent Garden, is affixed to Inc label and wrapper. All others are (-mute' few. Sold by maim respectable l'erfumely and Medicine Venders in Ton n and Couture, price lv. each cake. But It is at tdl times nece-.:arZ to hr particular in observing, the above cau tion, sv hich will be tke ine:in, of prcyentiag the imposition which Um of late been practised. Prepared and 4nld by Hudson and Co.. Chyinist., 97, lIns•-• market, I.4indlon ; ‘old also by Shaw and Ldwards. Paul's Church-sard ; Baena and Co. 1.10. o%lord-street ; and Made, 46, Gambill, in Cases for one 1)ozeo, at 4s. 6d. each. STROUDWATER, TETRURY, and WOOTTON UNDEft-EDGE, UNION COACHES. l A. HE PUBLIC arc respectfully inforined, the UNION •COACII will be continued by a Nets' So of Proprietcrs, and Mill commence monies; from the Bell Savage, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY neat, the lith and for the pment, MiU continue Ip matrons taw HeffSavao. *ivy Mseday, Wednesxl.l%, and Saturday afternounc, at hall past Two o'clock ; and from the Knees Avila Inn, 'Siren& every Sunda), Tuesday, and Thursday. at Twelve o'clock, and from the Swan lon, at Wootton, at' Eleven o'clock in Noon. Performed by HAY WARD, PROCKTER, and Co. Strnudwater, June 12,16,19. BELL SAVABE, WI/GATE-HILL. S OUTII END, Roehfort, and Rayleigh ,Moor, Elegant,and Cheap Cmocbes,earry four looole:,t,ttlm HOPE TA VP.ItN, SOUTHEND, tbrough Ilford, Rum ford, Brentwood, Biltirkay, Wickfned, and Prittlets ell. Every Morning ut Ilall-irot Nine, calls at the Tli It I':1•: NUNS, and BLUE BOAR INNS, WHITLCHAPLI.. Performed by Edward Peachier and to. N. 13. No charge whatever for booking Parcels. Poovengero and Ilareeh also booked at thr White Bear, Piccadilly. •• • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op positina SALISBURY COACH, afternoon,. at Half-p.eit Three, from the BELL SAVAGE. imidc F.tre to Sabo bury, 160. Italy, Outoide 10i. lid. only t and all small Parcels adder one postal weight lid. oolv fur carriage, mid no charge for bootleg. Also to Pont., through Forth gloridge Ring wood. and - Winstotourn, ofieroosoo, at floilf-plst 'rarer t W ilde Fare to Poole, tio. only, Outside 16.. Rid. only, which is nearly Ali. cheaper than the Poole Mail, at well as per formed la nearly the %ante time. charge whatever for bookiag of Parrett. 0:11 . Conch-0111re at the bottom of the Bell Savage Va.-4 no tile left-hand, through the ercnatGaseiay. r 11111: 1()(ITH iq sitbit•rt to many Disnr- JL demur the most unpleasant .lature, but more inimica -1 Id) Scorbutic Iluitioqcs. Tooth-acne, and Ulcerous Place-. In no class w is it awe evident twin in Gentlemen of the culty I but now ther-sise and recurprnend the CEYLON EX OTI (: its tan Ludy t h e most eleglnt and agreeable Dentifrice for rendering the 'feet,' beautifully a kite, hut the roily certain remedy foroll.Ossorders of the Mouth. linseedivtely up.m application ill cure the most e virniciating (turn Bites, swelled Face. Ike. Is a few days.({ will mainly eradicate, the Scurvy in the Gums, make them firm and health ful, purify deraril Tv-eth, prevent thrift licromarg.setwne, rot ten we WU limy he [hose, and cruder the Breath delti mei) , •' sweet. ' • ihisresnlyiect to Sores, or Ulcers in the Clsrelv, Gains, Tongue, og . l,iks, it is particularly recutimeilded. If a Tioeth.ls decayed. Or the Mouth la a had slate, let She Proprietor look at it (he 'Noires an fee), then if tisel4tut se be u-cd as he thrills, all Di-ordei Incident to the Mouth will fee cnmpletely cured 'MM. prevented ; unlimited M restored ; the neressary Nutriment for existence be relished with a true flavour ; the Valetudinarian ph; ed . is a state-sir convalescence and health, the Aresi , est of all suoluaary bles sings imured and confirmed. A bit/ le e per initnt will prove the truth of the foregoing statement ; and it is but fair to infer tout the person once made sensible of its worth will never be without n. • The CEYLON DENTIFRICE. for which so much enquiry is made, io consequence of the Sale beihg monied from Soho-moon. mny• he had at Thorn's, 43, Oxford street s Fentitot s, ;14, Strand ; and of the Proprietor, 140- A, Temple-place, ktlackfriar's /toad, near the Circus. Price 2-. LA1)1 FIS and GENTLEMEN leaving town, or intending to vio.it Watering Mares. should not ne glect taking with them the RUSSIA OIL. ns it prevents the gener.d effects the change of air or lea-b‘tbing has to saatieg the hair turn dillerent sasideg, and often orabions its felling ISO, lost by lifllir, the RUAin Oil It Is 3 sure preventive. (tende rness sbesatd oat atonic npplying it too the whiskers after shay log, as it will prevent there turning n reddish colour, 04 also grey, wh*h too generally is the ease, occasioned by is wet ting they reralse when 'baying. The ROYAL. FAMILY, and Ladies and nentlemen of Fashion, ate Rossi♦ Ott., for moistening the hair wb •n dressin.3 it is so great a nolllisher to the flair, as to present R , • turnittA grey to ;111 periods ; promotes the growth ; preveats: its faith{( of; and restores it on bald plate,. if the least moth remain. Several (tenderise° that were bald, have declared, after minx the ItiKsta Oil regularly far six months, the bald place, bream: nearly covered witn hair; promoter ey cbrows • and a heolters, and prevents them turning grey. ladies and Gentlemen who wear false Hair will Lid the RU5.4141 OIL a valuable article to use woes dressing. as it gives it a natural gloss, presets.' its being discovered, keeps the hair soft, and relaters its appearance ailoral. The Proprietor recommends Ladies nod Geodernee wishing to benefit liven the Iberia Oil, to give it a fair trial by ming it relarly fur ii short nisei, ait cannot be expected baring the desired effect if ooly applied. at intervals. The high reputation tbe Ras-la Oil has goitrA for preserv ing and promoting the Hair. sad the great demand for it. has I.itsly induced envious persoato'Copy the advertisemelgt, advertise to titles for a similar purpose, which hare abt roe effect.; it i, particularly recommended to observe theta!) •*. on the out.ide wrapper of each !little sigoed in Raisin's cold iyll, " Mochrittafiky and any without tuat Optative are counterfeits. Price if. per bottle, or woe bottle tuatalnleig four small, at one guinea, or six guinea battles at tire pound,. g„i c t sa n seente eind retail by the ProPrietor. A Priv*. No, 9, Joissenitreet. 011tird street; :sad, a_ppoisumeut. Mr. Sissy th,.-Perfu.sier to his Maety, New B ond -etruel Ileudrie and' Sims, Pertains to ter Majesty, 'ritelsborae ,treet Rigg, eiseapside asi.by most priocipit Piet lumen or .tledi, jar Venders in England, Ireland, asst nee/haat. Country Shopkeepers seudiait their (wain to soy whoie sale vender they deal with iu ondosh will receive 411uwaoce. - '1 L