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PARLIAMENTARY PAPB.R. a 1 rtaternent of the grants voted by Paillrdnent on account of Cha ritable Ingtitutions and Miscellaneous Sersiees in Ireland, in the year 1823; end of the sum proposed to be voted for the like WT . vices in the-weir 1824. "( H A WITAULE INSTITUTIONS. - Protrtaot quartos Schools Association for iisoountenanciag vice - Soriety for Education of the Poor - - Foundling Hospital - - House of Industry - - - - Richmond Lunatic Asylum - 'Hibernian Society *Soldiers Children Ifibernigh Marine boeiCty - - }:einalc Orphan House - - - Westmereland Loa Hospital - - Lying-in Hospital . - • - Dactor Steeveus's Hospital - - Fem. Hospital, Cork-street . - - Hospital for Incurables - - • Homan Catholic Seminary - - Cork Institution - - - - Dublin Society - - Wide Streets Cammicsicsem - - • Famting Society - - - Rnyal Iri.4 Academy -- - - B oard of Charitable ßequests Mad of Fins Fruits - - - MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES. tilrli Board - - - - I.lciud of Works - retioneey,. &e. Chief Seaetary's Offices - ?flitting Proclamations P. Printing Statutes . - - - I 7riminal Prosecutions - - Mis. (De fi elenry of &Mt 1823) - Non-Conforming 31inisters - .. Needing Al inisters - Pintestant Disseistin Ministers - Salaries to Lottery O cers. - - MOwth Barbour - g . ,iyil Contingencies - -- - .7nbM Navigation . . Police of Dtiblin - - - . Schools - - . Commissioner' of Judicial Fees . • CoMmissioners of Crown Lends - E.)ard of Public Records - • - . 6 letircil Allowance* to Public Officers - Total - t. . ,AICITMTIONAI. ESTIMATES. Irapbrekneotsonitoottfronrhondoa to Dublin EarsTdgcmometricalSurvey of Ireland Grant 1 kta. '3OO 8,9211 2,000 7,000' 10,000 2,500 9,230 19,238 10,107 17,301 6.300 3,700 24,000 13,000 8,7119 4,034 Proposed Sinn; 1824. 19,938 19.1100 16,01 M 6,500 5,000 24,000 5,900 8.840 4,2,34 .751 1,151 4,000 15,000 6.160 27,060 7,600 7.2.00 1,651 3,500 1404 1,i73 4,009 16,000 4.500 27,000 10,000 7,140 1,661 6,100 1,116 10,080 •,sa► - - , . • The expense..theniii apparently the same as that voted last ar, is less by 4,0001., the amount of the house Tax, repealed la tie 3d (kn. IV. cap. 35. +A sum of 20,1191. was hided& in the British estimates of last year. aril toted by Parliament for this service. !i ' r ' Si t : Avow . , cl FROM SATURDtir :NIGHTS GAZRTTE. Whit dual. Nora 731 e King has been pleased to direct letters stmt tto:lgt pima wttler the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great a% end Ireland. appointing Major-General Sir George Iflurtny, 414CJ1. I..int:Amain-General of the Ordnance. • Dowehier.elreet, Moth 6, 1824. • Cnte Wig bat been plaited to appoint Lieuterwatt-deettral Sir Frederic:: Adam. K.C.B. to be Lord High Conimiallooeir In and fl the United States of the loan Islands. Cream-Office, 21farch"6. MEMBERS RRIVERNED TO SERVE IX TOE ruzsinct ApAR. LIAMENT. rourty of Comm.—Henry Maxwell, of Farnhani, in the said ecurty, Esti. in the mom of the Hight Honourable John Maxwell liatrr (now Lord Farnham), a Peet of the United Kingdom. B4, , roagis of Portarliogton.—James Farquhar, of Johnston, in the county of Kincardine, Esq. in the room of David Ricardo, Xsti: &can& BANKRUPTCY ENLAROED. T. Montgomery ..roitWtieet, giiisT6eki;„siiitanartufactarer, fium March 6 to 43, at eleven. at the Bankrupts' Ginn. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. N. Freeman, Newport, Monnionth, money-scrivener. - T. Attie**, Bradford, York, werstod-spintssr. BAN itsu PTS. T. Johnson, Beano', Derby, victualler, to surrender March 1,!. fire, 15, at two. and Anril 17, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, ottircham. Solicitor, Mr. Gregory., Clem ent's Inn. W. Newsom, Dunater-court, Mincing lane. merchant, March 13; April 10. and 17. at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Score. Toicenhouee-yard. g. Needham, Alacclestield. Ironmonger, March 22, 23, and Arid 17, as pine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Eccles, Cririe, and Slater, Manchester ; and Messes. Milne and Parry, Temple. L. Dacia and J. T. Dorlin, Liverpool, timber-merchants,April 2 and 17 , at one, at the York Hotel, Willistnson-.guars, Jiverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Mansion Mouse; and Mr. Leather, Liverpool. Trewent, Pembroke, *raper, March 18., 19, and April 17, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bridal Solicitors, Norm. E. sad J. Daniel, Bristol ; Mr. J. Pearson, Pump-court, Temple. W. Jeffreys, Quadrant. Regent-street, p ainter , March 13, 20, and Aprill7, at tuelre, as the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. Price, Lincoln's Inn New-square. DIVIDENDS. Mstd M. T. Dove, Blalden, Essex, linen-draper, at twdse, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 27. R. Bedford. St. Martin's-le-Grand, plumber, at elevate, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 17. J. Loess, Weymouth-terrace, Dackney.road, and of • Pritriroas.atreet, Bishorgisteatrcet, musical inatruntent.cuanufac. layer, at eleven, at the iakrupts' Court. Marsh XL J. Knott, Barfrestone, otherwise Banton, Kent, miller, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Richard Mount, St. George the Martyr, Canterbury. March 101. Sir R. Graham, Lor.don, Bart. J. Renton, Blanches. err, Js Raton and J. Young, Loudon, merchants, at two, at the Atrulgotrater Anne, Manchester. April 7. J. (sundry and W. Gundry, Goldsithney, .Cornwall, merchants, at eleven, at the Angel Ina, Borough of Melston, Cornwall. Nay 4. J. Dawson, St. iramses.atreet, Westminster, merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 30. W. Bates and W. Jones, Bridgnorth, Salop, bankers, at ten, at the Castle Inn, Bridgnordi. March 27. T. Mercer, Billingtturst, Sulam, brewer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Mardi i 7. J. Burn, Lothbury, merchant, at twelve, at the ..11ardempts' Court. April 3. W. Basher, Aldervate-strcet. jeweller, at ten, at the Bankrupts.' Court. April I. J. Bargarßristol, butcher, at aie, at the Commercial :Rooms, Bristol. CEBTIFir.:ATFS—Masca V. - - W. G. Aron, Dtaniond.row, Lambent/a, Surrey, defiers-•R. , Graham, Gaming, Lancaster, grocer,—S. Underwood, SL -and Jacob, and Eastington, Gloucester, carpenter.--G. Wtochsm, Chester, dealer in coals.—A.Springwciler, Duke -street, Wait Smithfield, cabinet-maker.—(l. A. Wharton, Altdenhead, •Berks, wine-merchant .— T. Parrish, Brettellane; /Cin slitford, •Stsdrordshire. glasa-cutter.—lV. Tinson, Christchurch, Southanip. tan, handcastle and R. N. GilLrl, jun. Bristol, esroentent.—d. Coward, Castle-street, Leicester-liads, currier.— •S. B. Hamer, FuntirsCa-inn, 1011-broker.-o.. l 4yney, jun. Lime house, aail-makre. PAR:i'NEIItbMIPS DISSOLVED. U. F. Wise, E. Wise, and T. J. Haskitil. Isle of Wight, 'brewers.--J. Stephenson and J. Mort, Cobridge„ Berskin, Staf. ford, china-inamtfacturms--W. Dudley an d,r.liiid, oo , Caroline., street, Birmingham. jewellers—A. Holmes and A. Waite., Bristol, enigiaers.—J. Milne. Alex. Milne, And. Milne, and J. Milne, Lettlx.—J. mime and T. Course, St. John's-street, West Smith. held, colounnen.—G. 11. Hoare, J. Woodbridge, T. W. Good. nye, .W. Everest, F. Woodbridge, and C. S. Goodwyn Lower hat Smithfield, brewers.--R. Lambert, sen. and R. Lambert, ;ctn. Bristol. merchants.—J. Beaumont pad •1). Yautrey,Honley, Alccondbury, 1 ork. whe4wrights.—F. Spragg and J. S. &wart, Roza! Arcade. and -Eitatern Wharf, Adelpbi, tea dalaa Hogliton and J. Marsh. Liverpool, timber-brokers. J. Lyde, B. Page, E. Lytle, A. Lyde, E. Lyde, and C. Lyde, Strand, oilmen.-1 1 1'. Ilihborrow and J. Unshorn'', Haslingden, :Lancaster, brewer .— M. Cowell, E. CoweiL and A. Cowell. Wrigan„ laiirwaster. glasa-sallen.—G. Bevil', Southwell, Nottingham, and J. Baines. Sudhrooke, Liacolo, brewers.—R. Phillipaon and J. Litter, Air-street, saddlers.—J. Masada and J. Web. berly, Worthing, Suis?r, linen-drapers--J. Metcalf, 'llrompton, Northallertni, York, L. Metcalf, Bingley, York, and IL Met. calf. Beildon, Orley, York, boot-makers—W. Smith an d J . litic.ado, King-street, Snow-bill, portable deak-nsanuEscturers.— T. Carman and H. Pete, Newgate-street, ironmongers -4.1 Booth, A. Booth, 11. Bentley, G. Hellas. andt:. bees, Oldham, Lanais .ter, coal-masters, so far as regards the said G. Booth and A. Booth. average price of &own or Muscovado Sugar. computed 4 the Returns meric in the week ending the 2iith day of Febru -41 UM, is Its. 11/d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs Ca or payable therron on the importation thereof tato Great taln. the week versge price of Corn from the Returns received in ending Feb. 211, 1e24. Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peas. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. s. d. 64 .7 36 7 I 26 7 41 10 I 41 11 41.1 8 • lifFErrives OF CIEDI 3 TORS, AT Tlll BAXIIVIPTII 9 couir, BASINGNALL-STIZST, TO-MORROW. TIIIRD MEETINGS. Cot, W. Me-house-bine, victualler - . . 12 Honeyeett, W. Dalston, Middlesex, carpenter - - 10 Kelsey, H. Pall.anall, milliner . . . 12 Pear', R. Tokenhousayard, broker - . 10 Rowe, J. Cornwall, merchant - . - 10 FIRST NICTIIIGII. Amara Garcia de Luna, Water-lane, merchant - Colbert, W. R. hlaidatone, brewer . . . DI V IDEND. Dye, R. Peckham, wheelwright - . BIRTHS. Or. the Sth instant, at (hove House, Hendon, Mrs. Hall, of Boswell -court, of a daughter. At Edinburgh, on the Ist of Match, the Dochesse de Coigray, of a daughter. On Thurtdwf, at his father's house, Old Palace.yard, the Lady of Thomas Jervis, Esq. 6th Dr agoon Guards, of twin daughters. ➢TARRIED. On the 4th but. at . Streatham Church, Nathaniel Bowdon. se cond son of Robert Smith, Esq. of Broltenburst, Hants, to Emily Nary, youngest daughter of the late John R. Ripley, Esq. of , Clapham-cornmou, Surrey. Ito-married on Saturday, at St. 3lartin's-in-the-Fields, after an hymenial trip to °remit (tree.. Mr. Elijah Danes. of Philadelplda, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. James Dallet, of Putney. DIED. On Friday morning, at Limehouse. aged 75, Mrs. Rudge, re lict of the late James Rudge, Esq. of Heath-end House, Croom hall, in the county of Gloucester. At Rosevalen, Mrs. Catherine Arthur. widow of the late Mr. Philip Arthur, aged 77. She was mother of twenty children, in nineteen years, at single births, and her remains were carried to the grave by her grand-children. On Thursday, the ?.Bth ult., the Rev. Talbot Keene, M.A., Vicar of Brigstock cum Stanion, in the county of Northampton, and Rector of Tadmarton, Oxfordshire, at the advanced age of 89 years. At Cottentock, near (handle, a short time sines, an aged wo man, who had lived for many years as cook in the service of Sir George and Lady Booth, of Cotterstoek Hall, at whose marriage she attended, and was dressed in the fashion of that day, in her then best. Sir George and his lady lived to a good old age, but the cook out-lived them both, and received by their bequest a weekly pension to the day of her death. Such was the good old cook's gratitude, that, a short time before sbeexpired. she put on the very gay attire, cloak, bonnet, and white favours, which she wore at the tying of the nuptial knot of her good master and mistress t and in these antiquated habiliments she was interred, leaving the rest of her clothes, &c. to the in mates of the house in which she had lived on condition of their seeing that she was not despoiled, in her coffin, of her valued attire.—Lincolo dlercw ry. HIGH NVATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-MUDGE. Morning, 54 min. after 6. Afternoon,;26 min. after 7. CAND4ES. Tr HE present PRICE of CANDLES, ot T. POTTER'S Manufactory, 730Crewford-street, illary.la-bonne s—liens Wax Candles, 3s. fid.per lh. ; Sperm ditto, 21. 6d. ; Store Moulds, B s. p i e . s. perd. dozen Store Dips, 6s. tid. per dozen ; genuine Sperm Oil, 4 per gallon. Orden delivered free of any expanse five miles round London. AU Country Orders must contain • Reference to a House in Tone. - TM. Money, with Expenses of Carriage, returned, if the moot perfect satisfaction is not given. TO THE CURIOUS IN SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS. The intrinsic value of Any Article cannot be effectually ascertained without a trial, therefore 13 WHAM) HITCIIEN, HAT-MAKER, No. es, it Rini-street, Covent-gardee, respectfully solicits the Corley. in BEAVER HATS to make a Male! has best Superfine', manu factured in every Fashionable Shape now wore. Also of his superfine BEAVER LADIES' RIDYNG HATS and VELVET BONNETS, ace. trimmed in the most Fashion able Style, and now ready for inspection on terms the most 'reasonable. ',l' Corner of New-streot. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF SELLING OFF, PREVIOUS TO REMOVING TO 130, REGENT STREET. ASHEARS and Co., beg re•Oeetfally to inform the • Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that the time for their Removal being new so very limited, and as the blink of their Stack mast previously be cleared, they have been induced to make' , a dal Ear redacden in their prices, and they can with cond. !knee say, that greater. Bargains were never offered, which, upon inspection, trill prove what they here amen. The Stock comprises every description of Silk-matey, Gauze Dresses, Silk Opera Cloaks, &c., die. Edinburgh, Norwich, and China Crape Shawls and Scarfs, at one half their cost. SHEARS and 01 14, Henrietta-meet, Covent-garden, London. IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, PATRONISED BY . THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. - - - rrilllE IMPERIAL ROMAN SANDAL, or Prem. 1. mule Clog. An entire new, elegant, and superior Article for Ladles, to protect the feet from damp, and calculated to form a diMilTart of the Carriage or Promenade Dress. li M e i l &S HEALTH PRESERVY.RS far Gentlemen, recemnsmaid by the Faculty as the only Articles for &bill:mill, re pelling imp or wet from the feet. Invented and sold by U'. Jackman, Fashionable Boot and Shoe maker, 347, Oxfordatreet ; and, by his appointment, at the follow irg places :-- Bellamy, St. James's-ataist, Brighton ; Bowsel and Co., Davey.' place, Norwich ; Turnbu ll , Exchange, Cheltenham ; Wall, George-street, Halting.; and windmill at the Manufactory, Den mark-house, High-snset, Bloomsbury, London. GEOGH EGA N and CO, Proprietors of the BELFAST LINEN WAREHOUSE, and Agents for the sale of genuine IRISH POPLINS, are constantly receiving at the Lon don Branch of their Establishtnent, No. 178, Regent-street, direct: from the Bleach Green, fresh supplies of Irish Linen-Drapery, comprising general assortments of yard-wide and seven-eighth Linens, of warranted fabrics and soand bleaches; Dams& and Diaper Table Linen and Napkins; home-made ad_ maidhsL Sheeting', of every breadth ; Cambria, Lawns, and berdsmidAlant. brie Handkerchiefs t with every article of Linen Maandwnws, the , produce of the Irish Loom, selected expressly for the Linea n Mat at, with that attention to supmor quality and mudimes Oft; which they are 'detertnincd shall ever distinguish illloAr them, and prove their ability as manufacturers, idelic=ll potters, of giving to the public advantages not srlddnthe mach of every house- A large STOCK of 'READY-MADE LINEN and LONG. , CLOTH SHIRTS, always on SALE, and orders for Shirts to any pattern, accented parroptly, in a very superior manner. Purchasers for Freer Markets, Captains of Ships, and Persona requiring general Outfitting, supplied On the•lorest possible taloa. THE CHEAPEST FEATHER-13ED WAREHOME IN THE WORLD. TMIDDLETON, No. 19, SAEBICAN, Loam, respectfully announces to Families Fambebisqr, and the Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS and FEATHER BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very low Prices, viz.:— Capital White Ocoee Feathers, well stored e. d. 4s. d. and dressed, per lb. 0 2 6 to 0 3 0 flood elreyAloose .. 9. 1. 111. to • 2. 3; Poultry - - . 0 0 16 to 0 1 6 Hoek* . - - 9 0 3 to.* 0 8 _ - - - - - - - Best White Goose Beds - 3 13 8 to 8 8 Grey ditto ditto - - 2 12 6 tee 0 Poultry ditto - 1 . 10 oto 3 3 0 Flock ditto - . 16 oto 1 6 0 Bordered Flock and Hair Mattresses - 0 8 oto 1 8 6 Wool and Horse Hair . . 1 2 0 to 3 3 0 Alabama:NT Bedsteads - - 2 12 6 to b 6 0 Tent Bedsteads - ' - .1 6 otol le 0 Half-Tester ditto - 1 4 .0 to 1 6 Stump ditto - - 0 - 18 oto 1 3.0 Feathers sold in any quantity from Slb. Bed Ticks at Prime Cost. if to be filled. blattretmes, Chairs, and Sofas, re-made and re-stuffed. 01d Beds exchanged or stuffed, by a process entirely new. Four-Post Chintz Furniture, and every kind c,f Ornamental Decorative Drapery, arranged in the molt elegant and tasty man ner, in a few hours' notice. Contracts for Ililltary , Naval, add School Bedding, executed in any quantity. J. 811DDIXTON solicits a trial of the above Goods z and he mists, upon comparison, they will be found superior to any on sale at the present time. Upon the principle of keeping the Best Goods, and selling at the'Lowcst Prices, he builds his hopes of future,suc. cm* in tratfe, which he w ll scrupulousiv adhere to. N.B. 111ATTIt13S.SLS PAILLASSES, ke. Opposite Di Dixon's Reposi tory , GUNS, PLATE, AND PLATED GOODS. T COLLIN 8, who for ' , event years conducted they HU.. Business at Vrtisoa's old established Warehouse, No. 1, Vige.lane, her to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that in conse quence of the late Proprietor haviwg relinquished the Concern in his favour, he has OPENED A SHOP, No. 12; Vigo-lane, where he is carrying on the Business upon the same Plan which has given such general satisfaction. He has selected a large Assortment of PLATE and PLATED GOODS of the very best manufacture, and has also on sale a large Collection of Town-made DKTO NATING and FLINT LOCK GUNS, by all the first London Maltese, Travelling Pistols, Court Dress and Regulation Swords. J. Collins begs alto to call the attention of Gentlemen out-fitting for India to hie Collection of Guns, Pistols, and Canteens, which he engages to furnish to them in a manner equal to any douse in London. Third door from Regent.strect, rriiiß ART of 8008-KEEPING TAUGHT, at 1,; Middle-now. Bolbovn, by W. JENNINGS, Audio, oldie only real Mennomils Work merit, divided into Four Farts, viz. Forsr^yactovage, and Company Accounts. Pupils are comPlele4 finished in two months fee any counting-house in (frost Britain, and minutely examined by competent judges. Hs also gives LESSONS in MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC selentrfically, which enables his Pupal toperform every calculation wits. one-tenth of the figures taken by any valise on arithmetic hitherto punished. Complicated nceounts are arranged in a corn premed paint, and the exact Netter property accurately ascertained. N.B. The REAL MERCANTILE. ART of BOOK-KEEP ING is sold by the Author, price 10a. ad. This work ts copious without prolixity, concise without obscu rity, and clear without that miloome drudger/ so intimidating to the student. The old circuitous method is abolished, and every bnuich fully explained. ' . D. TIMOTHY. TAILOR, BREECHES, AND GAITER MAKER, INIS, Strand, opposite St. Clement's Church, RESPECTFULLY returns his acknowledgments for past favours, and flatten himself, finm a strict attention to Business, with superior Articles and Workmanship, to merit a continuance of future Orders ; trusting, that as every effort wiU be made to give satisfaction, such exertions will merit and receive support. For Cash. Gemlenien's Clothes made of the best Saxon and Spanish Wool. Ladies' Habits. Young Gentlemen's Suitt and Children's plain, or elegantly braided, ece. , Liveries. Shooting Jackc i tl r ,rl Boots, Overalls, Knee Caps, Gaiters, kr., A Suit of Clothes at s few hours' notice. Navy and Milita;y - Uniforms. Twentv-five per Cott. under the Credit Prices. For the convenience of Gentlemen in immediate want, a variety of each Article is kept ready made. Orders for Exportation executed with snusual despatch, and upon most advantageous Terms. ARMY and NAVY OMITS —PATENT EXPANDING and PRESS TRUNKS and PORTMANTEAUS, CAMP TAWEENi, SEAI6O MANUFACTORY. WDAY,Truatlaulter to the Royal Family, 3,s3,Strand. • nearly opposes Watealoo Bridge, respectfully apprise the Nobility, Merch-nnb.Ce :E v asion, and the Public, that he has on Sale the New Patent ri g Trunks and Portmanteaus which will contain dembles die of common Trunks, and also prevent the Clothes from stare and damage. In addition tothis excellent Invention, he keeps an Assortment of Canteens, Nodding, liegulstien Trunks, Travelling Bags, Dress. ing Cases, Week Boxes, Writing Desks, he. all upon the most improved principles; and every other Article connected with the Trade. At full 20 per Cent. cheaper than any House in London. Trunks and Imperials fitted to Carriages ; Hat and Cap Cases, &c. An Apprentice wanted. A SAVING TO TIM PUBLIC. JBLAKE'S SEAL and CLOTH CAP MANUFAC • TORY, CARPET BAO, sad PORTMANTEAU WAREHOUSIE, 134, St. Martites.lasse, London (opposite ithe qThrch• . _ - _ — Thisiiiirertisement will bs Sound worthy the attention of (ten. denten going 'Wad, ilansgers of Schools, Public Institutions, and also of Private Families. Caps are much better for Boys, bring lighter and cheaper than Hats : an extensive wormiest is always kept, and may be had at the following low prices :—Super. fine Blue Cloth Caps, fa. 6 Fur, is.; Youths' best rich Wool Seal Skin, is. and is ; Indies' and Gentlemen's best Seal Skin Tra. welling Caps, at is., 75., and Ss. ; rich Lustre', He., 101., and 14s. Caps Cleaned, Altered, and Repaired. Strong Blue Mows Bags, well hoed, 2s. 6d. and is. lid.; Carpet Bans, with Walt irons and brass lock, flea. Portmanteaus and Trunks of every de. scriptioo. N.B. The Trade supplied to any extent. TO THE TRADE. CHEAP BED FEATHERS, at the OLD-ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY, 40, DRURY-LANE, OPPORITX GIXAT QUEEN-STIEX T . _I . K. WALKER begs to all the attention of the Ur • Trade. He has now on hand a very large Stack of English, Irish, Menne, Russian, and Hudson's Boy I. EA TH ERS, from 104. to 3e. &I, per lb., manufactured upon an improved plan, win& makes them perfectly sweet, free from dust, and lit for immediate use. As k is a great satisfaction to Purchasers to see their Ticks filled 'and weighed, the Proprietor has a large Assortment of Ticks . , of every quality and was , from As. to 4 31 1, which are had at Prime cost. Also stained and mahogany Bedsteads, with fir without furniture ; Blankets, Mattresses, Palliasses, and every article in the Bedding line. The Proprietor being satisfied with very Mall Profit, flatters himself that the Public will find great advantage in purchasing r Goads at his Warehouse. THE LONDON :'ED CORN VJOKII P. a, VINES'S WHARF, BELVIDERE-ROAD, LAMBETH, Naar Waterloo Bridge, London, THE ROASTED CORN, superior to Coffee, is that which is mode and sold by the Company, I). sad J. VINES and T. WALKER, which is net only considered to ear. pass every other save Dow in use, but is also reckoned by the last Phy sicians to be more wholesome than either Tea sr Coffee ; and sines the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection, by their awn panther and very superior mode of preparation, dent the best judges can scarcely distinguish the difference between the flavour thereof and that of the Gnat Urns, prejudice is wearing off, and their Roasted Corn has at length foam( its way to the break fast table of the most respectable classes of society, who now use it in preference to Tea or CAM*, on account of its very excellent qua lity, in which heath sad economy are combined. Sold at the Alanufactary, as above, in Packages of Pounds, Halves, kc.; and by upwards of WO of the Company's Agents in Town and Country. De Package has the wards " The London Hennine Roosted Cant y" printed thereat, ad the Company's signature, without which none As genuine. ••• A very Shea Allowance to Shops, Agents, &c. ESTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS, for the SALE of ZIUSH LINENn by the PIECE, at the Future Price, No. ‘, on the South of Bloomsbury-square, Four Doors from the top of Southampton-street, Holborn. TAE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg Irate to an nounce to the Public, that the abore House is their only Es tablishment is this Country, wiliest:key esntinue to supply the No bility, Gentry, and the Public with WARRANTED GRASS BLEACHED LINEN for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price osueidambly lower than they can be procured through any other medium. They also engage to return the put chase-money should any fault appear. Oiled Irish Bills and Rank of Ireland Notes token as usuaL,-- and Tows Orders punctually attended to, by J. DO OVAN, 4, Illotemitn,aguare, London ; and ) J. DOYLE, SI, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, Agents. I TIRE ADMIRERS OF RICH SILK STOCKINGS, SUPER. FINE COTTON AND LAMBS' WOOL HOSIERY OF kwERY DESCRIPTION, FOR WINTER, SPRING, OR SUMMER WEAR, AY UNIVIECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES. 11 KIPLING and CO. respeatruny aolicit an ingan non of their eitenuive Steck, which.they are now selling at the e followiag Priors : • 4e.6 China Silk, nonce feet, from to. 6d.; stout, 111. 43(1. ; very l out, . China, all Mk, b. id..; stout, 8.. Id.; very.stout, b. Bd. 71.4141. Evening Drees, all Silk, ss. Id.; asout, fw . 6d.; very stein, Gentlemen's smut Silk, fld. Coma Stockings, Kim q , 13s. Bd. per dozen ; stout and fine, is. Gd., or 48s. Ods Par ifibin ; superfine, Xs., or 225. Bd. per denenc mats argerflme. b. M.. or 28s. 6d. per dozen. Gemdernen's ausbissalied Entten, lb. per dozen.: very stout, Is. W., or 17s. per dozen; nun stoat is. Pd., or 26s..per dozen. Half Hose, is.; fine, lit. predator. Drawers, 24. ; very stout, 2s. Bd. Indies' Kid Gloves, Re. 801. per dozen; French •Kid,•ll. 3d., or 14. Bd. per dozen; best Kid, Is. Gd., or 17s. per dozen. Oendetnen's Woodstock Gloves, ls. 3.1., or 13s. Bd. per dozen ; best, or 16r fid. per dozen. Doe Skin, 21., or 22.. Gd. per dozen; best Doe, 2s. Gd., or 211 s. Ci. per dozen. Families and Gentlemen wbo arc desirous of selecting from an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of laying out their money profitably. K. Kipling and Co.'s Warehouse, No. IC, Poultry, ten doors from the Mansion House. VTR. _iTOHN CLARK ' (late with Mr. Cartwright), 01 SURGEON DENTIST, N0.L19, Montague.street, Rue. sell-square, removed from Sontganipson-row, takes leave to ac. quaint the Nobility and Gentr y . that he continues to supply the loss of Teeth in a most aupertric Ammer, either with natural or ,artificial Teeth, on motivate Tcetnt ; and that no charge will be made to any Ninon nut fully satisfied with the utility and comfort to be derived therefrom. John Clark presumes he hardly need arum those who have never availed 'homeless of such assistance, that they may be put in and -.torn without the least pain or inconvenience • and, as the my great improvement in the me th od of fixing precludes the pessibi. lily of discovery by the closest observer, and their utility to insure the proper degree of mastication takiug plambefiare the food is re. ceived into the.stomach for digestion, which is tioessainial to health (particularly .at an advanced period of life when the action of the stomach requires every assistance). ought alone to be a sufficient inducement for overcoming any prejudice which may exist against than ; independently of the great. advantage derived from there in the proper articulation anal modulation of the voice. Johr; Clark particularly exhorts Parents and Quartrtans to bear in mind, that a little timely assistance rendered to Children from the age of six to fourteen years, *ill insure the greatest beauty and uniformity to their Teeth. N. D.—Extracting, stopping decayed Teeth, and cleaning, executed on the mat safe and correct principles. seiEs By Arci MR. NASSAU'S SPLENDID LI/WARY. At his House, No. By Mr. EVANS, la, Pall-mall. This and Seven following Dam 911 H E SECOND PORTION of the Choice and Curious 1 LIBRARY of the late GEORGE NASSAU, Esq. ; in cluding Shokspeare's Plays, Fust's Edition; nonillion's Etruscan Vases, 4 vols.; Montfancon Antigone Expliguie et Monuineno de la Monarchic Froncaise, 20 voles. large paper; Purchas's Pil grims, 5 vols., with the rar- Frontispiece; Morant's Essex, 2 vols. large paper, Mounted with Portraits and Views; Mareellire's Account of the Marriage of Charles 1., with very rare Portraits of Charles 1. and Henrietta Maris ' • Curious Collection of Tracts re. 'sting to the Rebellion of 1740, illustrated with Portraits; His tory of Oater's Plots, illustratod with rare Prints; Whitelocke's Memerials, illustrated with 200 Portraits; Strutt's Works, 13 vols. ; Pennant's Works, 24 vols.; Nichols's Bibliotheca Topo graphic& and Supplement, 10 vols.; Statutes at Urge, 26 vols.; rare old Tracts, &c. dec. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in the STRAND, BUCKINGHAM-STREET, and VILLIERS-STREET. By Mr. SQUIBB AND SON, At Onrraway's Coffee-house, on FRIDAY, the 28th instant, it Twelve, in Nine Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in situations for Trade; comprising FIVE DWELLffla l - HOUSES, with Shops. Nos. 37, 38, 311, 40, sod 41, in the prefer able part of the Strand ; two Free Public-houses, known by the signs of the Prince's Head and the Granby Head ; and other Pre mises in Buckingham-street and Villiers-auto; the whole let to respeeteble tenants, at low rents, on leases, which will expire in a few years, when the rental play be considerably increased. The Premises may be viewed (with leave of the respective te nants), and printed particulars had of Messrs. Carr and Foster, 23, John -street, Redford-row ;at the place of sale; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row. NEAT AND GENUINE FURNITURE, PLATE, LINEN, China, rich Cut Glass, Books, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear ing Apparel, and about 25 dozens of Madeira Wine. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, (By order of the Executors), At their Great Room, Saville-row, on TUESDAY, the 16th inst. and Two following Days. at Twelve, THE Neat and Genuine HOUSEHOLD PURNI TUBE, Pier and Chimney Glasses, about SW ounces of useful Plate, Plated Articles, Wardrobe of Table and Bed Linen, rich Cut Glue, China, in Table and Tea Services, Books, double barrelled Gun. Grand Piano-fort;. Mahogany Book-eases and Office Desk, Sideboards, Sets of Mining Tables, Centre Card and Sofa ditto, Bedsteads and Hangings, seasoned Bedding, Carts, and various other Effects of a Gentleman, deceased, removed from his house in the Kest-road. The Weanng Apparel, Linen, Plate, China and Glass, Books, and Wine, will be sold in the tiro Day's Sale. The whdle may be viewed on Monday, the 18th, and Catalogues had at the Boom. PRINTS AND DRAWINGS. By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room Xinparreet, St. James's-square, on FRI DAY NEXT and following Day, at One o'Clock, A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PRINTS, DRAWINGS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, the property of a man of fashion, and brought from the cot:ntry, being the first part of his extensive collection, consisting of Portraits, English and Foreign Topography, Historical Prints and Engravings, by Artists chiefly of the English Schools ; Water-colour Drawings, by Mo dern Artists, and many higtily finished, designed to illustrate the Topography and Antiquities of several of the Midland Counties. May be mowed two days preceding. WATER FILTERS. 1 STONE and Co., No. 18, Warwick-street, Golden la a square, solicit the attention of the Public to their Im proved WATER FILTERS, which, for simplicity, durability. and cheapness, have been for the last twelve years found superior to any hitherto in use. The principal Filtering lledium being composed of prepared Charcoal, they not only clarify water, but purify it at the same time, • not attainable In any other Al &chine. • from 16s. and upwards. They are also sold by appoin.. mien', at Messes . Sewell s, 96, New Bond -street; Clapp, Iron monger, Exeter; Dunn, King's row, Pentonville ; Eddy, 244, and Snowden, 3•20, Oafted-street ; Dawson% 69. Welbeck-street ; Hill end Kirkpatrick, 77, Wapping-wall; Pitt, 4, Great Portlane onset ; Hanson, 3, Bruton-street, Band-street; Stebbing, High, street, Portsmouth ; titothard's, Ironmongers, Bath; and Hickin. botham, jilary's Abbey, Dublin. A Liberal Allowance to Captains, Merchants, lk.e. - 1) ECTIFIED SPERM OIL, 44. 64. per Galbo.— iL and Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufactures, 6d, Queen-strest, Cheapride, by a moons entirely new, and exclasive/y their own, are enabled to sa Operas OR equal in purity tenth+, of wine. So unequivoeal is in eacellence, that it will bum Muni fully in every kind of lamp* and IL: its flame will not fade from the first lighting tiff the whole bf the oil is consumed, dr.: trouble of tri Th mmiiv or raising the cotton is entirely avoided. e pabhic are alas respectfolly informed, that OILS and COLOURS of entry kind may be purchased at their Ware ham. warranted genuine vend that the ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS, which have been In general use for the lom twenty year., ..d that are suited for every deecription of ()ileac work, whey. ornament, durability, uld economy are considenitions, are selling as under, viz. :— Ibvisible Oreen per cwt. dile. Bright Red per cwt. 365. Olive ditto 75.. Darkßed No. Bright ditto . 112 e. White Paint 40e. Lead Colour 410. Black ditto Ns. Stone ('olour dffe. Yellow - s 6e. Chocolate . Prepared Oil, Ate. all Mao, the REPINED COAL TAR PAINT, las. per cask which quantity will cover 1,000 square feet. This Paint being en tirely mineral, is insoluble in water, and a cure for the worm and dry rot; it is therefore peculiarly adapted for weather boarding, sluice gates, and every kind of woad and iron-work constantly ex posed to the weather. It is of a handsome dark chocolate colour, and does not remdre,beating. it may also be bad of Dark Green and other colours. N.B. Orders by post or curlers, addressed to Upton and Co., British Paint Manatpctory, 64, Queen.street, London, will be punctually executed. LONDON REPOSITORY for the CAB T-MAKERS. SOCIETY,' for every Description of C 4 ET FURNI TURE, FEATHER-RED and MATTREbS MANUFAC TORY, No. rt, Corner of LEADENRAILL-STREET. London, opposite 41dgate Pump. Ready Money only. THE Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform the Public that they stillcontinue the above Establishment, for the benefit of industrious mechanics who have large families , by offering them manufactured,artic.lee in the ,Cabinet - line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than any house Gan do in London by 25 per cent, there being no other profit required on the Foods but the bare buttre expenses; at the same time will be sufficiently reth.tieg with kering constant employment for themselves and -- iiiiatiociety was established in Jiwae, 1818, consisting of 20 mechanics, adding the number of their.wires and families, asnopat ing to 66: in June, 1819, five more wen added to the Society; an. June, 1820, ten ; and in June, 1821, eight. The total number now .receiving support through the means of this Establishment, is Mg. • The Society and their families beg leave to return thew sincere . thanks to those Ladies and Ilentletzen who have hitherto honoured than with their ortleassoi recommendatiuns, and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to love future satisfaction ; at the saniel time solicit a continuance of their beativolenee, whereby they, may be enabled to increase the number of tke Society. The following articles are in sert ed as a specimen af the very low prices, all wamanted-mady money only. Full line mahogany four-poet bedsteadolath bottom 3/. 135.; full rise tent bedstead 1 1. 6a; bordered bath mattress to fit 11. Is. mahogany drawer, solid ends 31. is. ; feather bed 21. 10s. ; ditto, free from dust and small, full rise 34 Itla ; six jagsaaned 'hang eti any description in oil 1/. 6s. ; best ditto wash-hand stands 16s. ; ditto dressing.telele, W . ; hearth rugs 143. ; three feet six inches cnest of drawers 41. 43-; three feet mahogany Pem. broke table IL 16e. ; • three feet ditto on pillars Ind claws 31,15..; mahogany dressing-table 11.; ditto bidstt, best 11. 4g.; ditto bedsteps 1/. 0..; ditto djto IL We.; ditto ditto 21. 95. ; ditto box glass, two drawers, best British plate 16s. ; ditto ditto IL tie.; ditto ditto IL 18s.; ditto swing glass, large size commode 3s .; ditto ditto &s. ; ditto ditto Po.; ditto ditto 12s. ; sea bed ana l pillow ss. lid. ; dittmlitto ,• ditto ditto 7s. ; tray stand 75.; long, mahogany tray Its.; japanned book shelf 75.; tea caddy JO.. ; Port able desk 21s. ; desk covers in number 14s. ; music chtirs, any pattern Bs. tit• • eight mahogany conics, covered pith horse hair, brass nailed 61. fir.; eight dztto ditto 61. 145-; eight ditto ditto 71. 75.; eight Trafalgar ditto 91. 91.; mahogany sofa to match 71. ltis.; ditto couch 71. Ilts. ; ditto ditto 111. 10a. e ditto, with bedstead, 71. Mks.; set of mahogany ord and sob tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood bl. 13e.; set of mahogany tablet, two ..r.rd _and sofa, on pillars ind claws 121. 12s. ; ditto, the best that can be nutZle to urder or pattern, M. handomc 7 flea B pe destal sikyoard, with carved back, 171. • ditto/ feet 16/. ; ditto 6 feet 6, 15/. ; set of dining talks, of the last ps. torn, 4 feet by 10 feet 6, 11/.; ditto, 4 feet 2 by 11 feet 6, 15/. ; ditto 4 feet 6by 12 feet 6, I6L 16a.; if Spanish. an advance of 31. IN. ' • straw paillasse 11. Is.; tent bedstead and furnoture V. 13s. ; bamboo bedstead and Fregr,h elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, 81. 10s. ; fire-feet mal!ogaoy fonr.post bedstead and furniture, with French dyraperies luied all through, complete 141. 10..; five-feet ditto ditto 16/.Ills.; -am ditto, ro o t termer.. of a superior make, 13/. 10s. ; ditto ditto, with gold comics, elegant drapery, 20/. ; drawing-roam curtains, of the heat nionne and chintz, fitted for window 61. fis.; ditto ditto 71.71.; ditto, of g mu pa.ior and elegant style of work 101. 10s.; drawtiag,room tees. wood ; drawing-room Trafalgar chalet; ditto. tole' • with bah!, 26/. ; table. 2 covers, and sofa ICI. Ills. ; ditto 11. li.; drawing. room sofa fiL 65.; ditto 7/. 75.; ditto liL Bs.; horse-hair cusbiona, each In. 6d.; covered ditto 4s. W. THeItICELIs, Agent. COUNTRY DEALER"' SUPPLIED. Goods packed free of expense, euept the mateyials, and not. to all parts of Great Britain, and to the Mast and Weise Intrust.— raptauis fitted out, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goode for Exportation. a • • Apartments Furnished at a few hours' notice, 14 *PPP in two or fop days. P! INDIGESTION, HEAD-ACHE, HEART-B/Ix , and DISORDERS of the STOMACH pretes te l b PLUAIRE'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS. These Pills are _prepared only by the origi na l Proprietor, PLUAIBE; now of Marchmont-street, Burton-crescent, fee nc ,, d front Holborn-hill, and may be distinguished from an om en i the signature, "S. Phimbe," on the G overnment stamp. n 4 4 mtablishinl reputation and the many proofs of their efficacy w i t h which the Proprietor is furnished, constitute their best p ecotb.. mendstion. Sold as above by the Proprietor; and also by Sanger, 151, fit, ford-street ; Stradbury, (}ate of the Royal Exchange ; W an t. 3s , High Holborn ; at 226, Strand ; 93; Fleet-o ; 71. pi e "; dilly; 116, Tottenham .court-road ; 63, ; 38, Whitecap : l. t 96, Bishopagate-street Within ; and D u n n , Hi g h gate. ' I t L aried W th e lirELC'S FEMALE — PILLS . H ap etionhen of et ii Medical Profession, as a safe and v uaitle Medicine, in rumw o . obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the fi ns ; r frame Is liable, especially then which at an early _Period of li t frequently arise from want of itemise and grund debility of os system. They create an appetite, correct intliv.tio u , gitldn'2ess and nervous head-ache, and are eminently useful in WIW I I disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palm j 4 Lions of the heart. PUrelaieri are requested to remark, that, as a testimony i thenticity, each bill of directions s signed with the name of! " C. licaraley," in smiting ; sold wholesale and retail in Lontioe by iVightman No. 48, Fleet-street; Barclay and S ons. n ee... ! market ; Neweiery and Sows, St. Paul** Church-yard ; Sutton . Co., Bow Church-yard • Sanger, 139, Oxfailaut, % N g ', Bond-street; Evans and * Son, Long-lane, Smithfield ; ree Joha l Greek-street, Soho ; Butler and Sons , C'heapoide ; Godfrey Windus Bishopagate-strett 3 H. 31ackrin, 33, I Vbitechapel; and 11 by all Country enders, at 2s. 9d. per Box. „,* It Is necessary to inform the Public that K esrs l cy ' s i s the only original and genuine Medicine, and has been P r e p are d by 1 them for more than thirty years. DR. SrDENHAWS A,NTIBILIOIII3 OR FAMILY PII4j OF HEALTH. THESE PILLS (entirely vegetable) are unrivalled in area of Head-nth, Loss of Appetite, Noises and Giddied, in the Head, Lowness of Spirits, Flatuleocy, Obstructed Dl nen, together with all Affections of the Liver, and B il ious La. orders. These Pills commie not one atom of me rcury or meted, and are so peculiarly mad ln_theur action as to require so coda , meat or alteration in Mot. The moat delicate females that d em materially blithe's) to that general heal th , and oft who have SYDRI•MAM'S PILLS pronounce them the most sefe, east and effectual family medicine ettant, Nothing can prove the s e „ periority of these pills more than the numerous cams oommtuficatet by persona of the highest respectability, end t h e countemsce `by them by the first medical Amur-tat in present pracu 4 Naval and military men 7 persons residing ia hot cliniatas.....th a , 11, and me se peculiatly mad In thew action as to require no eoolai. ment or alteration in dist. Tbe meet delicate females find dm S A Y beneficial to their it heal th , and all who have 11181 SaLDEITIM'S P fannilol ll 2 . pr ne e omunce t hesu in the g most n e relid, perionty of these p mere thin the numerous cases oommunkitat by persona of the highest respectability, end th e counts race 'hewn them by the first medical eharectess in present prams Naval and military men—persons residing in hot climates—th eo leading sedentary lives, and commercial gentlemen, vilified them t I certain assistant to repel the attacks of disease arising from negism, intemperance, the want of or the dans et - climate. On Pill taken at the hour of dinner admirably calculated to mitt digestion, correct excesses of the table, and give a healthy saw m the stomach. In boxes, Is. I d., 2s. ML 4s. Id.; and r or use of families and for exportation, large bones, by ninth there is a considerable saving, at 1 la. CAUTION. —Purclumers are requmbid is Observe the " J. REES, Bristol," on the Clovemsamt stomp axed er l ssdp box, to distinguish them from imitation, asid miler Mahe fides Sold br T. and C. Butler, I, L'heass#., and - 1411• don ; Sackville-street, Dublin ; Edwards, New s, St. Paul's Ch ; Suttee Bow Church-yard; Barclays, Pleemnmitat ; Sanger, Ommd„ street; Savory, Moors, and Co. Bond-Mmot Johnsen, &Mimi Cornhtil ; Prout, Strand ; and Key, Aidgate, London Smith, Windsor ; and by most respectable Clymiste, Detain, and Medicine Venders theughout the United Kingdom. TO MESSRS. ROWLAND AND SON, 11, illaO&Pan. GEiTLEWEN. JUSTICE requires me to transmit to you the following account, showing the great use of your MACASSAR OIL, so well known to the public. In the course of tins year I was troubled with a long and lingo. ing fever, which terminated in the total disappearance of the Mit of my Head ; I remained some time totally bald, and no; the Me appearance of my hair returning, until, most fortunately firma. bottle of your valuable Oil was put in my hands by a friend; lad to my utter astonishment in less than • month my hart remind sun sun 'ex. so fast was the vegetation. I n conclusion I feel toot a t sfactnn in having my hair (one of the greatest ornaments of mu) once more established to its natural strength, by your valuable composition. I remain, Gentlemen, Sierra Leone, Coast of Africa, Your obedient strum, 21st September, 18M. JAMES EXMOUTH BLACL Vienna, Dec. Si, TO XVISIII. ROWLAND AND SON, KINIT-STIMNT, HAMM. GARDEN, LONDON. GENTLEMSNr—In consequence of the good ethos Owe Macassu Oil, I have it in command from his Imperial Asof the "taperer cf all the Russia., that you will, without ddmied the sum of ten guineas worth to the Empetor of Rowl;fit.Pts 1 tersbure, and receive the amount of the same from his Excellent Count de Lima, his Majesty's Ambassador at the Comet • 1 1 ' Great Britain. I have Me homer to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, JAMES WYLIE. A Gentleman in London hi, received a letter hem a fared W Naples, dated May 6, 1823, from which the following Is as n. d tract I must tun you attention to the felowmg:4lOes Kranshsar, of the 4th regiment of the li ne, in the seem of lb Imperial Majesty the Eitiperor of Austria, aged 44 won,* heen bald ever same the age of 18. He was recoommW ahoy t j Rowland's Maoism Oil, by a Gentleman who had already exp. i ; 'Lanced its good effects. He bought some of me of the his I awed firm Digland, and persevered in applying it. In lest e two months his hair grew on the bald paste, and is now very thick The Captain is highly pleased, and hes spread its Caine. I swan you the demand for that article is very peat. I must beg odysalt send me a supply without loss of time.' The above extracts are corroberatirms additional to a bombe others, of the infallible properties which Rowland's Marrow 01 possesses in regenerating the Hatr. The partimiars of this WO. ribbing fact ma be fully known by application to die Proprietor, 20, en. CIRINCE'S CELEBRATED RUSSIA OIL is est to bnproved with an extra fegtedient, through width it has made it the mimeo preeerver and promoter to the Mir: W ' used constantly, not a hait will fall off or turn grey: his ettb' - nourisher to the heir, that even lift has begun to turn grey, it Inn , restore it to its natural colour by rubbing it frmnendy halo mote, as hundreds have experienced who have used h r-rif• it is sure to clear the scurf, from infancy to old age, and when Wm- ' ing with it, will always keep the had and has clean and besni- fel, and in curl /fell rarely restore the hair on bald phew, f there is the least sign of roots ; but if persons are bald, and the toss are entirely gone, it is against nature that any article can restore it and if persons pretend to restore hair when the roots are gone, bf any article whatever, it is a falsity. Persons who hive begun • . baldge the ka every ought to her ot be da narticular y, then to m u u se st be the a ßth cemoo iil s O tie dia ct , or tc which may go further, and /any, of the hair entirely, if which has often been the case. Even Medical Gewthesse of Medical Hall, who have analysed Prince's Russia Oil, have rob- halted in the" Gazette of Health," No. 16, that the disceeMit! E aL i cr r ecl an it t r w tile zornrieter, eases o s;td 4 ,1 superior ad towelotiootee: es possibly be-done in strengthening sa n essss d remorit. The MAO Gentlemen have also anal_ysed another Oil, ,'t A is da il y mad" the Papery as used by Empesers, Kings, Dukes, dc., end Imo published in the " Gazette of Health," No. 12, that on 'ambling the ingredients of this grand Oil, they find it contains only cm. men Oil, coloured and patterned; therefore, it cannot be comma to the Russia Oil as a nourishs. to the hair. There are petty Pet- . formes, hair-dressers and others, who melt billocks' fat, and yet . it in pots and perfume i arid take in the puic by pretending * sell then Bears' Grease ; but it is well known that Bars' Greastk , too harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and fie eft The troth of this is well known to every one who knows the grays . • rer Alexander, as he lest Ins' fah at an Wallop; and made Pe . sons of distinction in the North also last their hole at aa esely age through using Bears' Grease. In short, in Russia, and other pot of the North, where the Ben we, it is found from expaieaceth • • Bears' Grease is to. harsh far the hair ; and whoever meatiment .ie in this °sentry fee the Maly IRON do khe insPoildnos K so' • be ignorant of its injuring the hair; bpt Prince's cambrated Rose Oil is mixed with the most nottrubing oils in Eamwn trod h always like a jelly ; and it h proved by every_ one whillias Edna • fair trial to be the only made that actually preserves and pa' motes the hair. It is no wonder that headier; and Geodanse have musplained late of the Russia Oil not being of service le the bab i es they ho found out thit unprincipled persons have said them counterfeit • Ladies and gentlemen wig basoicular, as impostors in Grest,‘ : tain, France, and diffeiwu of the Continent, have mode dt covers of dm Counterileit Oil so much like the geneinnen mine, more to deceive fidsely, have printed on the counterfeit core ." the originate or •``' •we Russia and wane cv.en daring, although they know it is punishable, to put theories proprietor's . name. Theeetere, should be cautious,. hare it of the proprietor, of of Modem. Ask for Prince's Lomond Rudman The sunce battle. five 411 hogs ; s large bottle, containing live ounces, 011 S pound, is a eared Sold ,4)y the sole proprietor, A. Prince, -street, street, near the Pantheon ; and by sr. Smyth, perfumer to lea , Majesty, New Bond -street; Abair). Heo.drle, Ti c libonie-strtet Sanger, 160, Oxtond-street Rine, di, Cbeapolde ; John:010g Coenhill; Tott, Royal Exchange ; and by most principal perfumer and medicine venders. Prince's Russia OiLlsu been improved with the extra ingrediet since the year 1822, through which it will keep pleasant in thus any other climate. Several captains who have cone *an the Cm tinent have declared, that whenever they landed merchandiee the have been asked V thm a r an a t iof Prince's Rada Oily 'hada merchants will Media in exporting it. Merchants . Captams will ramie e a libetal name for expartatho- Proved by atlidmit en the 24:h of November,. 1814, before • Loyd Mayor of Loodan,.as A. Prince is the original Propriart the universe of the anssia (Alt and therefore, if any yityreo6 mediMnisseentiot, hair.dresser, or any cm. sits is Dress &Ago toy Whermuntre,aell an Oil called RarsoM that is not Prin thee sas impostors, as they soli minute*. to tOok attognill• soma ladies and Gentlemen in the ematzp ban bees takes i 0 i unprincipled pens. sailing them Comeerhst Ihmia Oils 112 ° 4 ! erg .bnesecte heir As genuine _bw MON is:retlittapo wiU her forwarded i i 4000. A Prig T E RBI is beJ. eras 181, Stria sad Poblisbod by It Casimir ) Mu OF, '•• • • • ~~ i x. D J • l) f w