The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-15 00:00:00

I P"F 1,,A... 'Orr TIM MOOD "Orleadlailla ' gel 4 7 1 AI ri noten4 .111140.01 alma '. 4 ' Jr,. setebs I • ~.i . 0,0116 . r.• b .` SIP It. .1I 011 11 • •Tilws .basellot 04 liverl4` iii le 1 awl? IA /411 iwitairfit if, AA In 111,111 Mos aet Ilior , l fr rr fr -. • ' Ail . .x 1 !brill" le) c• .• •e• . .!.I4 • .ii 1 bad AI I ‘..,.. i . • ',.• I 1 ~ t. t: ...,1 a wiii , . 1413 , i , ...it 164 ' rli '04144 r 'lip tvg4, .INN No. 1055. p. 4ta Itll „llitry' tt 4 I !OW . t I , • ; . •,, ‘is sou A""' "o`' S..ITURD4Y, JULY 15, 1809. • : Ne. - 4 to I • .1 A T tea o'cloek of Mt Frening of MONDAY 21. July 10. Mr. J. A. DE C AR, 1.1 2 111 lost. in the aegis bourhned of the losalow Docks, a POII.T.PPIIJILI.E. con taining SIXTY POUNDS in .four England liatet-tittes— ..ay, nese of ,e4r). one of . .elt), and tiro of 7. The Iron,' Pound Note Is dated 13th Jane, and nembeeed 6,1960-.-ibesitita other Papen. Shoabl Itt.e.said Port-fenille hnve been Gonad. or be disco v..red ht the pnewsioa of any person it is hereby requested In rive inforwatien of the game to William Wilson. Esc. Pen churcb•ohmet. viiio will giie all tbe partieelarn of the Port and its raotents ; and iprov:Jed the rE4O Note is deli vered rip, will pay the Restorer a REWARD of TEN POUNDS.CPR MORE, If the Contents of the Port-fenille am found Wan. Ntime pre alreadv taken at the Bank to dis co-:etre:reit/LT:l:f the ratty Poind time. TO -SS DISPOSED Dr ADelightful small rural COTTACF, situate' within eight Mlles of ifirnion, trotraandinx most bean- Will views, in which the eve 'slow Iry Ike espandiag Colts try I c impel...or. a good dairv, drawing-room. sad two' ~,he r rooms on the grou nd two hest hed-roonti and gh.ge other sleeping seems, a roaelo- house, atiB two -tail stable, with sleeping room, an excellatt girdeo, and good pvild-ick, all in complete repair. neatly furnished with every necessity, bat without extravagance. The whole, with the Lease, to he di.posed of on moderate term. the present on nerbeitur obliged to joih the Army. alters, post-paid, "Pleased to A. B. C. at No. 67, Fleet greet, KiU be attended to. EXCItEQUER BILL OFFICE. • Ist fiebb.lBo9. Atl4Cli*4 l Eß 'ULU ditell p the Math or June , OFF: IrFT LORDS coNntis§toNEat of HIS i ld kJ FAT!'" g A St/RV, swing glens Direetioni for paging stir the Principal of the iNiseissenttespootteehertar Hints wish t* set oresl 4. Owen', vt Me Egcheincr Bill in the Mccelpt of egeheguer, Palace Yard, Ir...en:Miter, ow Rowley, the Ihth Dag, Asti§ /4109. netembrnre Win efts Airily I linavings end eseopted) anvil, aced in cluding rues4ng, the 18th istind s frons 71tn o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, rem the Purpoge of reedy ifthe same. And Pr the greater Dispatch, the Hearers the yid Bills are &sired I. bring &pirate Lists of each I Pstription of Bats, rontaining the umbers in .Vuniericat Or- I der, neettrilog to the Dates of the said Silts and I:omnivore:tient of mien et, week Mks Pribeeipe/ Mow etret ifsiereal4!is thare.ta, . 'FRS TAYLORS COMPANY, N 0.12, 61101131NOTRItT, ADZI.PiII, STRAND. k requisite here to observe that the Gentle. men tempos* this company are all of the Trade, and that they have selected Meisel the first Ability to carry en the Concern. Well knowing Dress to be an Object of the brit Consideration, this Company oiler to the Public a Plan by whielrtiontiee; en maysepply themselves with thebest and nowt faslaiamible Clothes oil terms highly advantkeous to the Wearer. The Principle on which the Concerti is conducted, enables there to purchase at the first :vtri beet Markets every Articiethey eonsatne. Ready Money is paid and received by the tioraparry, in all its 'fnuisaciirins, alba this Priaciple alone enables them to serve their Customers with Clothes of the best ()reality and Workmanship. This Establishment having exceeded the best Wishes of the Projectors, the Company have added Leather-Breeche s to the Contrart., that Cie rtlemen mut v see their read Expences far Dress before they , give their Orders. The Coray =Weber f Men, enaloles them to emote Orders on the thelhag Notice, and mad dram to any part of the Kiag- Prices of Germans not re- _ ratisplit.mi koni, topi creliiiiiiig, Ma Days or eroise Mar c u s ieis- speßscely ftfed:lo . :Me Hit 1 1 M lky of Ask, Iv.. when the Intereet silt cease: and tFe seed Biarers ( eig ; Heiden or 1 ° I ) 4 , *e inteneibly required to isdorse each MB wit A ',lrk usual . -flatare ; and to scrite these Nantes and Res:defore at Me bottoms orr each separate list : and they urn monomer required to Mead thii Ifor.Atquer Bill Office for Payne**, sad to a cceive the Nes Bills, and give the Receipts the same. 0 any of the fford-rs of Ole afaresaii fling ih ol a i l be ge ' Alma of rent/arc.: PIIIIIPOI of the Principal aid Interest, ions to the said 9.10 Day of July, they way be goo m:mutated on voqipsiting the Interest to the Day en which E. ieigh to be petty!, and leaving the said Bills for Esaaii n One Day prier thereto. • awl, Partook, at man be desirous of hating Ncie Exchequer ' Lill in inhale or in part Payment of Principal, won ;marble. , New hail. and nsentioning. the .Imeunt at the I Batiolief their Lists, delivered sin or before Tuesday the 180 Jell s sues be accossemadated milk Nees hilts, carrying an hi.. Yreet of Threepence (lie Farthing by the Day on every Ora ilfaillii'd Pena; which said Neiv Bills win bear Date the said SIVA Dais If Jahr, sad will be delivered on Wednesday, toe *Le thst9,,,teld the Misusing Days. I N. B. 411 Escheyuer Bills dated prior to Jam, NOB, Nape been adilriised to be paid 4, and the Interest thereon I As exited. turnable. s. d. Superfine Cloth Coat 4 0 0' Breeches 1 It Ala nchester raccy Cord ditto.... Waistcoats Florentine ditto Nankeen Pantaltsoas 0 IS 0 Prices of Saks contracted for tints of Rentrain ThretSoin par Year 13 0 0 Four ditto Five ditto -fti c ditto ♦ Snit of Naval Uni form . $ 11 0 se s. d. A Suit of Livery .. 3 0 A Doge Jacket and Waistcoat A !to: Coat Fistiaa Overall. 0 18 0 Cloth Ditto by the Year, on Coosidera g the Old Ones. 0., the same principle Gen- 1 Ileasen may Contract for Coats osil3. Rix Coats per Year 22 0 0 rise ditto Four ditto ...... ...If 0 () 1 Three ditto ll 00. I , A Snit of Clothes, out returnable A Suit of Regimestale 9 9 0 Leather Breeches, per Year, and the Old Ones to be • rcturneJ. Font Poirot Doe-sk in I BestOne-skinßreechee2 11 0 8reeche5................9 00 , Ditto Pantaloons Sia ditto of ditto .. 12 12 0 ; Fuse Lamb - skin 1 'Eight ditto of ditto .16 0U ; Breeches ll2 0 Gentlemen of the Ardis nod • Navy. and Cadets piing to Indio, inati be, tupptkJ - with e very Article neeesetry for their Ksppenets. , , Children s Dresses and Ladlci . Pelieses made with elegance of Taste nod neatne of Workinanolitp, at Prices nosily low. Likewise to he had at the Other, BELL'S PATENT POCKET BOOK, which cannot be picked or lost out of the Pocket. He likewise informs the Public thatenlem are received at No. 22, Ceoree-"reef, Adelpli.—Buialis Hours (rom Ilight io the Morning, till SI X in the Kvesisig..l..,.. AGENTLEMAN, bred to the Profession of the tAW, and who his 'smoked it competent know- Settee of A.GRIetif.TIIRE, is destroos of Empievosent es DOSE% rtc Sr WARD to soy Nobleman or Gentlemao of Fortune. The snott vatkfactory reetnomendotlons will he given. 'Wrens :I line to hie. Philip Herd, Mites Bench Walks, Tomple,Loodoo. • . 1 CORPORATION.QF TUB 111. F. hOCI I iTY FOR INSVRANcE 'emir SV:II.IEM(I4-111N, Ft Kgr-stitErr; PSTITITTED tVAltfFik OF QI[NEN AVM - . • ALIO 17111. 14th July, ISO 9. trim DIRECTORS of thr CORPORATION JIL (lithe AIAjekiILESOCIETYforaPERPETC At A R9fift A iitcp-opner, do hereby err Notice. 'That at-. 1 tendanee will be girt, at the Society's - Raw. in Serie:Me-. law. Fleet-street, on Wednesday the Mb. Wednegdwi the 9tith digs of Jot-. irotant, and nn Wedneidir the 9d, and Wediteiday the 9th dits of Anyest witt, from, F.levenef the Clock in the Forenoon emit One in the Afternoon ott each of the aid DIM, to pay Clairits arising by deaths of Members of the said Rociety in the Year, ending at Lady-day, 1809. O. S. slit. t ', Resell• Charles limn Wpm!, late of squat.•, tnerellast. Rev. Christopher Seatt i late of Highgate. Rector of Pa• glesh..m, Ewes. John Roberaviate of Chapel-street, Pentenville, watch maker. t, oyster- Sean:, formerly of amwshant. Mawr. .Bishop . lat• of .4aorge-street, pp. ▪ ant Pbomas Simpson, late of Romertoo, MlL:lirseT, drawing master. Rev. William Cote. I.te Rector of Eymesburv, Dear St. Fed':, Huminglinnsture. Jobn Gleadoo, late of Leather-seller's-buildings, London • (lent. Cowlani, late of Aylesbury-street, ('lerkenwell, brazier. John Platt, late of the Stock Exchange, Gent. Wsiliara Seger, formerly of Breetford, Xtddiesex, nap auker. gee. William 14t• of padcionn, Vicar of Great and Little fiarrowien, Northamptonshire. - - ileolamito Bickerton, late of Jima-street, Aidersgate strut, goldisith. Thomas Vaag'iao. late of Chaacery-lane, Memeager to the Cominisaloners or lankrupts. R-v. Joel A. Knight, late of Gloucester-ttrret, Itoxton, L , ~eutitw-lliiu ter. Tobias William. late of Thames-street, Willkor, Gent. J,l-,eph 11'inon, late of Tansham-grees, Gent. J -sepia Cooper, late of Little V hie-street, Piccadilly, 1:7 inter. Thomas Alexander, late of Brighton, Sussex, grocer. Richard WOodiog. late of Red lion-square, son eyor. William Others, late, of Dover, M.l). James Mill:, late of Colentan-street-buildisgs, London, pa. her. Rev. Tieroploiles Linear latst Esseg-,twt, Strand. Thomas Reid, late of the ' flank of tnglaaa, Gent. Abraham Thorn, late of Sweeting's-alley, Carnhill,stock broker William Bromley, late of Queen's-row, Pimlico, Gent. Res. Writ. Jame; French, late of Bow, Middlesex. clerk. Rev. Wm. !Teary Reynell, late Vicar of Rornehurch, 1 . ex. Edward Senile, late of Morton, Hants, Gent. Ret. Henry aa, pherd, late Rector of Scamdsborton, York shire. Titoism Astlev Maberiev. late of Bedford-row. EN. Jaen" !tile, late of Borough Hi;s-ztrett, blue.inaker. Charles Peers, late of Rowley, in the county of Southamp ton. Orin. Gem" Scott, late of Bollaregprdeo. surveyor. King, late of LiAgligatc, Kbool-oraster. Letitia Croon, late of Thome, Oxfordshire, widow. Jams Harris. late of 14 ilinan—treet, , urgeoo. itev. likescas listehgat, liste Visor of fit. Hilary, Corn wall. Leader,late O'M-11's-street, Oxford-road, Coach maker. John Morgan, late of Broad-.erect, St. Giles's, cot a `; towel Wilkiirton, late of IVitschester-street, Pentonville, Juan Lit.! of ,isityle-stroll. F'q. Ceor,:t 4 tublv. latent Parhapent-Arcet, Rev. Itichaid Shepherd, late Rector of Wetherdesuum- II .laws ham, Sisabik. pu Storer, late Mcgenger at the War-office, Horse hiP Will be paid, to the rnspeciivr %melees, Boeotian, Admissistrator , . or Assigns. of the pr.rouleebeve"l'Firds the fears of 1101. for each nuintar on their respectile Lives. Ilia Maleav having beettgrationdv pleased; on the 90th whet. 18117.10 grant a !teem Charier for snore generally e c . te° 6l 4, the *Petits of this Corporation , a n d carr y in g into e.c• l wayro‘coacct. grotiadeil on the Lsperi , :nce of more a :lemur', the IHrictors have the plisporre to inform the Plain. that they arc ready to admit Members from the age 0' left to Si tiy--..‘en, for the vaxioite kiud. of Life fluor ". w'erier f'or t' o hide of Lir..., or tor 7m ) term of year., c. on Sarvivership.ll en any miter Contiogesey revecting .r. T 37 Arniethle,S wiet. basin/. been °signally instituted on a :1-inviple tiros We- equal 314 mutual Benefit to tbe I- coils's, Valois. or tuber' isitereqed in the Lives insured ; become !itemise'', hoot vver early the Life may `PPeI , at fail, are entitled. according to the amount of their Loorance., tar participate *Me ha alt its adra•nages. The Directors hold a Cahn "every iVedromday. for the mid ta." of Menthe's. Application , are received at Cie ()Nice betsseen Aisle sad f 6 czt-eive 4 . ay Order of the Clurt of I)irectors, JOHN PESSAM, Registrar. . „ _. .... _ ~ , . :,....:, . . !UMW NA 11 41 P -1.. r• • •,,', • _ •••• • . . . ••• s • 'R . i• - • _.....L. , . - tan SlipiaNd whir aseammg WI rivitad Init ' 4. ---. . . 4• 4 41 21i116.k ; : . 1 100.0 a Irak 4 sea* ittdakiPly A:.ifetl 1 .44. • . - A. . -. ir-TY. --'lr7Yv ._ , •ttat qtasiessi sled! bra rritr al Ms AI • 4 ,46...0.411. , , i r , . .. 4 oat alp** a;elsat•C . ...4!r. +4i ::... 5 z nis ....' .4r : • .2": oinipe -0.4 ~ . .11.1 'tit u o.4isimi Ili btu OM .. " . .4 % L! rAN iph.lt SA listitartlb • • f ':, • 41 WU -• '" . Ie . 'i 11.4. 51111111ei, Ali ay! •R.wea 41 • tiaaa on T4a4 , 5.0 . aaitswisaar I +At Ye St var. ..„T ~ , . ' • f - I. 0.1;i: fil•I ' • a •Ilap ; Al 4 tiessamq v- 1 1 sastil is. r 'ad iroras;(l., 4 ll, taatioesda lA/ ,' g. : 4 . P.. . . i . •• • , , -,1 ~e,.. .... • , .•. ..,.,,ia lo ham.o - wit • .-:/ )14) or °Wit , ‘ - ratr , ,M-e' ir g le a . .7 . . 'lii raw,...aarki , ,Pp ,- .• h ot • : ........ , 0.-, '. 1 4 X, • ', yi,, rei'r: • ' i. '• .- • •N ) Kip .:‘ .% 4 4, -• ' .. ' ..., i Jrtill 11 . 4 • ..4' " 04 .! 1ii,..-, ' : •• ',.. • , :'T .. . 0 Ilifi apa . . . da . ni tv ... .: - ------- - e„ ; ~ . . _ . -.• 4l' i irk- I'. a - • .... 0 ,4 .; a . . . PRICR • This Day were publisi eil, , Price Ose 411 W m, KEARSLEY'S TAX TABLES for 1809 1 ; rontoiaing the Arta relating n the Properly Tose Assessed 'lazes; Stamps; mad Hackney Colorises; and the New Acts for the Relief of itaakropts Oita 1113411 , 00 t neb tors passed is the last Session of Parliament. Piloted fur G. Krarsiey, 46, nett-sweet. - Laftfvute panne/yr out the tlairretwort Panctiation betel,* eye kaerro and We4tern Arahs and a Gravaahir.d Eluc - Matto "stu a 4- of many par ; of Africa hitherto nitwit Unknown. 8.4 d by G. and W. Nlcul, tiotandlen to hes Majesty. Pali ,t_., ~ eseimaN .nouse.. : -..-:. • WRITERS AND CADtTS: * 44 1 • ' Yesterday there was a numerous ineetiti drtbe Coen of Proprietors, to eousitler of the Resole. tiuns adopted by the Coact of Direetors !! in con. seqiience of the recommendation of that Vaurt. Mr. iansox said, that he had flattered hltnself, that the nearly unanimous opinion of a full Coed of Proprietors upon tli? subject wou! , l hive pdt the question at r, st. He had been the more en. couraged in this hope, by the very handsome mans net in which his motion on a former day had been received by the Directors, who stated, that as . the resolution of the Court of Proprietots wag not meant to be mandatuty on the Court of Directors, they 4 old certainly feel it (heir ditty to take their recommendation into their most serious and delibimate consideration.' ire had hoped, that the Covert of Directors might have given up soncealiiug Or their own opinion, iii deference to the general opiulon of .their constt. tuents. These hope were now IlisaPpoiuted by the Report of the Resolutions of the Court of DO, rectors, In which it is stated,' " that tie) , had taken the matter tecOmmendA to them into llieir most serious _lnd deliberate aotisideration i _and that lbell'iiiiiiiions rentaine'd utinkin; r iiiiillitat they could see no reason fur altering the Resole. lion which they had come to, with respect tor t . calling certain Writers and Cadets,, w hose appfiltth. ments had been obtained by corrujit and it‘ipi4. per me.ins." He ii anted words to #llresi his astonishment at a Resolution, which appeared to him so severe and to unjust. lie 'knew the hi. rectors to be horiourablb men ; and that their Chairman (gr. Grant) was not only an honour. able man; but was not ashamed of the character of a religions man. He hoped, therefore, that he shoUld be still able to ind uce than to give up js measure, of so much cruelty and injustice.lre was surprised that it should be urged, ;hat this was necessary, both fur the honour of the Cum. pany and the consistency of that Court. It ails 'seared to him that that Court could not bit charged with acting inconsistently, if having alrea r dy expressed a decided opinion contrary to thp Court of Directors on this subject, thy should now abide by the opinion which they formerly ex: • pressed. He considered it unjust and contrary flo ! all principles of law, to inflict punishment in con. 1 sequence of a resolution which was never legally or proyerly promulgated. Ile quoted an extract from Blackstone in support of this principle. It was said, that the resolution of 1806 was suffi. ciently promulgated, having been inserted in the London Gazette, tad the Edinburgh and Dublin papers. New he should tray for himself, that this was not sufficient notice. He himself resided in London, and was considetably engtqed in business of various kinds; rind yet as to the London tiazette t he was frequently. Mir or five months without seeing it; and ai to an Edinbur h or a Dublin Newspaper, he did not know is ether he had ever seen one in the course ;of his li e. If, therefore, he who lived In Lon. don, and was engaged in business, had not heard of the resolution of 1806, he could very easily con. cave that those who lived in distant parts of the country might be completely ignorant of it, and therefore could not be charged with' corruptly violating a law of w hich they had never heard. A pamphlet which, if not printed by order of the Directors, was certainly nut disapproved of hi them, stated, that the Company had, like 'all other public bodies, 's right to prescribe the terms to those desirous of entering into their service. This was a position which lie must allow ; but his do. fence of the young men, whose appointment; were now itiAtieption, was, that they did not know those terusa l , and that the law bad Out • been promulgated. Pe' was song to be obliged to mention the name of Mr. Thellusson, whom he charged with nothing but catclessness and realist ness in the disposal of his patronage. If Ap o Mired, however, from the evidence of that Gentleman before tit , Committee, that a Pro. prietur had told him, " You Gentlemen Di. rectors wield to be a Intl: more careful in the disposal of your patrona,te." lie had alter. wards told him tint it was well kovis it that a Cadetship had lately been sold for 5001. to it bleb Mr. Thellussuit replied, that he tho , i it is; . that was impossible, as he had never heard that Cadetsit"ip, JACKSON'S TRAVELS llf AFRICA. Jest published, Dedicated, h Permission, to bias Royal Hightiem tbe . 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A np OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, 9r. fel hound. A CIRCLE of thr SC th`grltS„ or CompOwillmes of 116- acrid iknor.l..dge, for SCifelOlN by too Res. ilet sl4Yoll, with Plates, price ss. bound. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subject at just and gerrial repr bbation, that met, destitute of the ele meats of the medical art, have ollere d thetw.elve, as candi dates fur public patrooaw in the profe..ien of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and expecienne, and to prevent us from being chased among those emlrirkpre to= A isitphileat prelession v have, unfortunately for bociery, too favourably received, we beg leave to submit, to 'the boral and enlightened, n faithful statement of our ponwltsasi acquirement.. After having received a regular medical eubseasnoo, as the pupils of liessrs-Griadal and lilicard, whose lectitres and practices we carefutly at tended, in Profesioes and Surgeon; of the London Hospital, we entered uonelves as stinks's. in that justly-celebrated school for medical acquirement:, the Royal College of Min b•ireh, and were instructed in the different brauches of Anatomy, Sargery, the theory and practice of Phyde, Che mistry, Midwifery, Binary, Ike. &e. ice. by there eminent prole...bra Dr . Nonni, Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan, and Ruth erford. We trust we shall not be deemed pre sumptuous is myna, that our proficiency and acquirement, i s ate out ine.m.idecable. Haviag, fur alt series of years, made certain complaints , mid toe various isea,es of DE BILIT Y,- tbe particular subject of our st and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. to slight and recent c:mes of infrction, a perfect re establishment is completed in the short period of two class; nod in those of the utmost in-• veteracy, where other pnictitionert have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment illbUfei to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the nabinchoty variety of disorder which are Ow elects of a habit lung and most unhappily pureed by the youth of both sexes, there are now more iibtenting or more, distressing than those deficiencies and debilities a hirh fre quoistky . prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To !Itch per tt must be a c.t.suling redeetimi to know, that use, may ,tow, by a new and infalltb!c mod,• of le/mown!, t ae re _ stored to that greatest of all human birkshit—n strung, t am. ly, end vigorous commotion. lu all earns of debility, from whatever cause arising, as nett as in every speck-. of Jil cer tain Infection, we may Ire emt.ulterl by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour. !bats of con sultation at home, front tea to three, and from six in the eses big till ten at night. Patient.' In the tawdry are reqttested to state the 'voca lea of teen case, mtge, mid g-areal habit of Nita, &r. ac. pee, sing a rem itt.uwe fur ads ice and usedicima. 11111 u the ante still be given or sent to anv part of the kingdom. T.. insure that tecrory so essential its war imdertaking, tbr pod age.a. letlers nag be added to the account, for medicinal. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, N.I. ls);, liattou-g...-.leu. ! I „, I_AWES and GENTLENIES leay . ing.town, I or intending to visit Watering Places, should not ne glect taking with them the RVlnlik Olt. as it prevents the general effects the change of air or onnebathing ha, in making the hair turn different shades. and often oreasious its falling od, but by mani the Rlksia Oil it is a sure preventive. Gentle r/ben should ant omit applying it to the whiskers after shav ing, as it will prevent them turning a reddish colour, as also r zrch too e gr i o r e t zUp i t ic he . caise,.oceasi . aped by the wet ' he ROYAL FANIILI, and Ladies and Gentlemen of I Fashion, use RUSSIA Ott., for moistening the hair when dressin:; it is so great a nourisher to the Harr, as to prevent it arming reit to an periods; promotes the growth; prevents its fulling riff; and restores it on bald places. If the least roots remain. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using the Itussia Oil regularly for six niontlis, the bald places became nearly covered with hair ; p rumotes eyebrows awl whiskers, and prevents them turning grey. Ladies and Gentlemen who wear false Hair will find the R tinSl A 011 a valuable article to use when dressing, as it gives it a natural glues, prevents its being discovered, keeps the hair soft, and renders it, appearance natural. The Proprietor recoonmends Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to tomtit frum the Rll•Sili Oil, to give it n fair trial by b-ing it regularly fora short time, as it cannot be expected baying the desired effect if only applied at iutervaL. The high reputation the Ruivia Oil has gained for preserv ing and promoting the Hair, and the great demand for it, has lately induced :vying' perso 4 to copy Cie advertisement, and advertise article- fur a similar purpose, which have not the elect ; it is particularly recommended to observe thelabel ' ou the outside wrapper et each haute Is signed in Iftt, , lan gold Ink, " Muchrtaufsky apd Prince," an u ithnut that signature are counterfeits. Price is. per bottle, of one bottle coataining four small, at one omen, or ,i it guinea bottles at five pound*. Auld wholesale tied retail by the' Proprietor, A. Prince, No, 9, John-Irret, Oxford street; and, by appointment. Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Boot-street ; liendrie and Sous, Perfumers to her Majesty. Titchtionss • street; Rigg, 65, Cheapside; and by most pt incipal Per , tamers or Medicine Venders iu England, Ireland, and Scot land. • Country Shopiceuttwkindlog their orders to any whole ' tale vender they dad *RI in London, will receive liberal ' allowance.