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1/ l 7? ' ;7 No. 6,579. • NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, will be performed the Opera of ARTAXERXV3. Armin- x. 41, Madame V estris S Arbacts, Mr. Brabant ; Arta banes, Mr. Horn. Mandan. Miss Stephens. After which, -..._., FISH OUT OF WATER. Sir Oeorge Courtly, Mr. Pope; Alderman Garrote, Mr. Oattie; Charles Pa taro, Mr. ?coley ; Sam Savoury, Mr. Liston. Ellen sl:ounlv, bliss Cubitt. To conclude with the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AM) THE FLYING CHEST Or, MALE K AND THE PRINCESS SCIIIRINE. Harlequin, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mr. T. Blanchard ; Clown, Seignior Paulo; Columbine, Miss Smith. On blenday, Kenilworth. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA.VR. ',UR. SPRING, Box Book-Keeper, presents his duty to the Nobility, Gentry, and general Vinton of this Thee- Are, and most respectfully requests, that during the unexampled patronage of the Semen, and particularly doting the run of the successful Pantomime of HA RLEQCIN AND THE FIXING CHEST, they will be pleased to convey their commands, by writ ten instructions. and at the same time to mention the exact Num ber of Places that may be wanted, to prevent disappointment to those abase stay in town may be limited. rii RATR N-ROY C OVENT-GA RDEK. , T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, will be be perfmed the Opera of TUE LOR D OF THE MANOR. Ste.lohn Contrast, Mr. Fawcett ; Rashly, Mr. Pyne; Vottag Rn r 4arr, Mr. Jones; Trimosts, Me Sinclair; La Nips, IHt . Sophia, Miss M. Tree; Annette, Miss Paton; Peggy, Miss Love; 3101 l Flamm; Mr. Blanchard. After which the Pantomine of HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN; Qr, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Ilarleriten, Mr. Ellar; Pantaloon, Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S. Onmaldi ; Columbine, Illra.Yady. On Monday, Pizarro: Rolla, Mr.Yoang. patronage of the Season, and ut-many atmng me run us ore auccessful Pantomime of HARLEQUIN HAR LEQUIN AND THE FIXING CHEST, they will be pleased to convey their commands, by_ writ- ten instructions , and at the same time to mention the exact Num- ber of Places that may be wanted, to prevent disappointment to those whose stay in town may be limited. riIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, will be be performed the Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. SfrJohn Contrart, Mr. Fawceu ; Rashly, Mr. Pyne; Yocum ConPmt, • Mr. Jones; Tandem Me. Sinclair; La /lops. flat Farley. Sophia, Min M. Tree; Annette, Miss Paton ; Peggy, Miss Lore ; Flaggen; Mr. Blanchard. After which the Pantomine of HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROBIN; Or, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Harlequin, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon, Mr. Barnes; Clown, Mr. J. S. Onmadi ; Columbine, 31rs.Vedy. On Monday, Pikarro : Rolla, Mr.Voung. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, will be performed the Burlesque of QUADRUPEDS; or, THE MANAGER'S LAST KICK. Drill, Mr:Wrench ; Francisco, Mr.Wilkinaon; Abrabarnides, Mr. J. Retry. Dorothea, Mrs. Baker; Tittilinda, Miss L. Ham- menky. After which, A MATTER OF DOUBT. sfartindsle. Mr. Lee; Wilmot, Mr. Elliott; Andrew Careful, Mr. Wilkinson. Agnes, Mrs. Daly; Rosa, Mrs. Bryan. To conclude with a new Pantomime, called DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THE BLACK DEMON ; 01.11•RLEUEIN AND THE SETEN FAIRIES OF THE GROTTO. Harlequin, SIr.W. Kirby ; Pantaloon, Mr. Jonas; Clown, Mr. Kirby; Columbine, Nits. Snide. Boxes, es. ; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is. Doors opened at Six, and the Performante to commence at a Quarter before Seven. . On Monday. The Heart of Mid Lothian. NEW SURREY THEATRE. Great Treat for the Holiday , Folks ! A GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME! . AND MAGNIFI. CENT SPECTACLE! ! ! THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, will be performed the Pantomime of FOX AND GEESE: Or, HARLEQUIN THE WHITE KING OF CRESS. Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Henderson I Clown, Mr. Martland ; Columbine, Miss Adcock. After which the Barletta of THE JEALOUS LOVERS. To conclude with a new Historical Spectacle. called THE DEATII OF CiEsAR; Or, THE BATTLE OF PHILIPPI. Julius Cesar, Mr. °allot ; Hiatus, Mr. H. Kemble; Cassius, r. Rowbotham; Caeca, Mr. Henderson ; Hark Antowl, Mr. ulian. Portia, Slim Kinbell. tRITISII FIRE OFFICE, STRAND AND CORNHILL, STABLISHED in 1799 for Insurance of Houses, 4 Building', Manufactories, Goods and Merchandise, Ships, easels. and other Property, on the most equitable terms, and on nciples affording solid and permanent security to those insured. DIRECTORS, Re. Sir Jons Cox Ifirrzsary, Bart. Chairman. GEORGE HOLME SUMNER, Eq. M.P. Deputy Chairman. t. ' Hon. the Vice4;itancellor George G. Mi Esq. wßobert Wilmot, Dan. Neill - Malleolm, sq. • . P. Autiol, Esq. Richard C. Plowden, Esq. ohs Bebb, Esq. John Rober' S°lln a . l llo " Es tan. • :. P. Cockerel'. Esq. James Henn Deacon, Esq. Joseph Warner, Esq. antis Freeing, Esq. James West, Esq. Villiam Marsh, Esq. Richard Williams, Esq. • homes Maude, Esq. JOHN HELPS, Secretary. T a numerous MEETING of the MEMBERS of the PROFESSION of the LAW, held in Lincoln's ILA 1011, on Monday, the 15th December, 1823, Mr. SCARLETT in the Chair, RESOLVED, That a subscription be opened for erecting a Statue to the Me- tory of the late Lord Erskine. That the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee for the pore of carrying this Resolution into effect. 3lr. Sergeant Lena, Mr. Reader, Mr. Sery . tant Vaughan, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Jer .u, Mr. Dover, Mr. Raine, Mr. Richard Wilson, Mr. Scarlett, Mr. Kaye, Mr. Bell, M r . Lavie, Mr. Heald, Mr. Freshfield, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Brundrett, Mr. Adam, Mr. Atcheson. Sir Wm. Owen, That an account be opened at Messrs. Coutta and Co.'s, and • ch other Bankers as the Committee shall appoint for receiving • 'Ascriptions. t That it be left to the discretion of the Committee to determine here the Statue shall be placed. J. SCARLETT. Mr. Scarlett having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting ere unanimously voted to him for his conduct in the Chair; and Subscription to a considerable amount was immediately entered to. Council Chamber, Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 16, 1813. The COMMITTEE beg leave to inform the PUBLIC, that a /OK is OPENED for receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS, at curs. Coutes and Co.'s ' • at Messrs. Remington, St e ph enson , an d •'s • at Means. Smith, Payne and Smith's ; and at Meson. arc's, Fleet-street ; as, although it was thoug ht proper that the - ure should originate with the Profession o the Law, there is intention to conhae the Subscription to that Body. Subscrip- :. will also be received by each of the 31embors of the Com- • ttce. 0 LADIES PURCHASING WINTER CLOTHING. ARMSTRONG, 32, Oxford-street, begs leave to • say that his STOCK of GOODS for the WINTER .sists of Ladies' Habit and Pelisse Cloths, of every new and ionable colour, Bath and Knap Coatings, Tilbury Cloaks, • mere Plaids and Stripe; an immense Stock of real Welch • Lancashire Flannels, twilled and plain Stuffs, Bombasines, rich and Caahnicre Ctapea, Lustres, Poplins, bah Tabinetta, • • complete Stork of Haberdashery, Hosiery, and Gloves. On the Mercery Counter will be found, coloured Lustrings, be. ning at 2s. ltd. Gros de Naples, 3s. Id. to the best quality •e at bs. 6d. Wide !Aventine' from 3s. 6d. to 6s. Figured . de Naples from 3a. 6d. to Os. dm. dm • J. Armstrong begs to observe that he now has on sale one of the complete Stocks of Fur ever offered to the public, in either wholesale or retaa, from the lowest m oc k sable to most au- . b Ermine, including Lynx, Chin-Chills, real Sable, Fitch, Ste., prices which defy all competition. In consequence of the pre- • t distressed state of Ireland, J. Armstrong has just pur. a large quantity of 7.Bthe and 4-4ths Irish Linens of au- fabric, which are now on sale from Is. • yard, advancing 2d., •to sa. Braganzt Shawls, Se. lid. to one guinea. Scotch and rich Shawls, Black and White Bobbin Veils, Lace of every • npuou, including Foreign Blonds. The whole of the above Goods are selling at the lowest 'cei, for ready money. All country letters must be post-paid. v, materna cat. • • Its Armstrong, 32, Oxford-street, opposite Dean-street, Soho. '.TENT ECONOMICAL AND UNIVERSAL LAMP. • VITHOUT the aid of publicity the most perfect invention must be comparatively slow in its progress tc ▪ artnelity. Aware of this, the Patentee offers to the world ' ;arm CHAMBER and NIGHT LAMP, which, as a do. - • easofort, and substitute for the Candle (to which thousand' Lir eg and millions of y have been sacrificed), must la 'Tut* to every chise le society, from the Prince to the Cot. er. It combines with perfect safety, sweetness, brilliancy, inn. 1 , • certainty, and simplicity ; bearing a swift conveyance; tine audited so as to burn the longest or shortest night, day. ▪ .t St the approach of day without the least smoke or smell .!.^e_coostoption of the best Spertnaceti Oil little more than I ICS the year, supposing it to be m use every night. Thu ▪ 'Principle, with equal ads antage, is alike applicable to Lampi ey me :7 -Dining-Table, Sideboard, Study, Bracket, Ste. or for in form and elegance ; and also, Glass Hangini • , Staircaacs, Passages, Commute!, Halls, &e. foe the Patentee, by 'l'. PEARCE and CO. only, 268, facing .'rckl of St. Clement's Church, in the Strand, who, to seam 10 f rPutation from the effects of adulterated Oil, are bound t: I _ l4 te but genuine and well-clarified Spermaceti. 51 1 1 rtn. post-paid. from any part of the kingdom, will met i . Zcriclpt attention. S Perfect i nsmbra provement. and French Dome Table Lamps of the Isms "'ft m ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, win be performed the Burlesque et QVADREPEDB; or, THE MA NAtiErB LikET KIM Drill, 31rWrentit ; Frew:ism, blr.Wilklimmi; Abreheoildee, Itir. J. Rem. Dorothea, Mrs. Baker : Tittihmla, Miss L. Ham recnky. After which, A MATTER OF DOUBT. Martindale, Mr. Lee; Wilmot, Mr. Elliott; Andrew Careful, Mr.Wilkinwn. Agnes, Mrs. Daly ; Rosa, Mrs. Bryan. To conclude with a sew Pantomime, ad DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THE BLACK DEMON ; 01.11•RLEQUIN ANT) Till SEVEN FAIRIES OF THE GROTTO. Harlequin, .Mr.W. Kirby ; Pantaloon, Mr. Jonas; Clown, Mr. Kirby; Columbine, NITS. Sark. Boxes, 4s. Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is. Doors opened at Six, and the Performance to commence as a Quarter before Seven. On Monday. The Heart of Mid Lothian. NEW SURREY THEATRE. Great Treat for the Holiday Folks! • GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME!! AND MAGNIFI. CENT SPECTACLE! ! ! THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, January 3, will be performed the Pantomime of FOX AND GEESE Or, HARLEQUIN THE WHITE KING OF CRESS. Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Hendason ; Clown, Mr. Madam': Columbine, Miss Adcock. After which the Burletta of THE JEALOUS LOVERS. To conclude with a new Historical Spectacle. called THE DEATH OF CiEsAR; Or, THE BATTLE OF PHILIPPI. Julius Cweu, Mr. Gal of ; Brutus, Mr. H. Kemble ; Cassius, Mr. Rowbotham; Caeca, Mr. Henderson; Mark Antony, Mr. Julian. Portia, Miss IILTISII FIRE OFFICE, STRAND . J CORNHILL, ISTABLISHED in 1799 for Insurance of Houses, Buildings, Manufactories, Goods and Merchandise, Ships, easels, and other Property, on the mat equitable tams, and on affording solid and permanent security to those insured. DISECTOIS, &e. Sir Joni' Cox ifirrzscsv, Hart. Chairman. GIORGI HOLNE SUMNER, Eq. M.P. Deputy Chairman. It. Hon. the Vice- Chancellor George 0. Mi Esq. if Robert Wlgrain, Bart. Neill - Malcolm, eq. 1. P. Autiol, Esq. Richard C. Plowden, Esq. folio Bebb, Esq. John I. P. Cockerel'. - Esq. Robert lo rPlar Es tsq , • Fames Henn Deacon, Esq. Joseph Warner, Esq. Francis Feeding, Esq. James West, Esq. William 3larah, Esq. Richard Esq. Maude, Esq. JOHN HELPS, Secretary. a numerous MEETING of the MEMBERS 41 the PROFESSION of the LAW, held in Lincoln's lan Ilan, on Monday. the 15th December, 1823, Mr. SCARLETT in the Chair, RESOLVED, That a subscription be opened for erecting a Statue to the Mrs of the late Lord Erskine. • the following Gentlemen be appointed a Committee for the .we of carrying this Resolution into effect. Mr. Sergeant Lena, Mr. Reader, Mr. Ss/giant Vaughan, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Jer AIL Dover, Mr. Raine, Mr. Richard Wilson, Mr. Searlett, Mr. Kaye, Mr. Bell, Mr. Lavie, Mr. Hasid, Mr. Freshfield, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Brunthett, Mr. Adam, Mr. Atcheson. Sir Wm. Owen, That an account be opened at Messrs. C,outts and Co.'s, and ach other Bankers as the Committee shall appoint for receiving Subscriptions. That it be left to the discretion of the Committee to determine rhere the Statue shall be placed. J. SCARLETT. Mr. Scarlett having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting rere unanimously voted to him for his conduct in the Chair; and Subscription to a considerable amount was immediately entered Council Chamber, Lincoln's Inn, Dee. IR, 1823. The COMMITTEE beg leave to inform the PUBLIC, that a DOK is OPENED for receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS, at ruirs. Ceuta and Co.'s ; at Messrs. Remington, Stephenson, and ;at Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smith's; and at Basta. es, Fleet- stmt; as, although it was thoug ht proper that the mute should originate with the Profession o f the Law, there is intention to conhne the Subscription to that Body. Subscrip will also be received by each of the 31embars of the Com !e. LADIES PURCHASING WINTER CLOTHING. ARMSTRONG, 3'2, Oxford-street, begs leave to • sa,y that his STOCK of GOODS for the WINTER ins of Ladies' Habit and Pelisse Cloths, of every new and le colour, Bath and Knap Coatings, Tilbury Cloaks, - Plaids and Stripes; an immense Stock of real Welch Lancashire Flannels, twilled and plain Stuffa, Bombasines, rich and Cashmere Ctapea, Lustres, Poplins, Irish Tabinetta, • complete Stock of Haberdashery, Hosiery, and Gloves. the Mercery Counter will be found, coloured Lustrings, be. ng at 2s. Btl. Gros de Naples, 3s. 4d. to the best quality at ss. 6d. Wide !Aventine* from Is. 6d. to 6s. Figured A de Naples from Is 6d. to 8,. Re. Re. J. Armstrong begs to observe that he now has on sale one of the Ist complete Stocks of Fur ever offered to the public, In either wholesale or retail, from the lowest mock sable to the moot so rb Ermine, including Lynx, Chin-Chills, real Sable, Fitch, dm, prices which defy all competition. In consequence of the we n distressed state of Ireland, J. Armstrong has just pur. reds large quantity of 7.Bths and 4-4tha Irish Linens of so. eke flank, which are now on sale from Is. a yard, advancing 2d., to as. Braganzt Shawls, Es. ltd , to one guinea. S cotc h an d enrich Shawls, Black and White Bobbin Veils, Lace of every Istaption, including Foreign Blonds. * s• The whole of the above Goods are selling at the lowest oft, for reedy money. A U country letters must be post-paid. ;Puerta cat. tea AnniAZO6g, 33. OxfordAineet, opposite Dean -street, Soho. ...TENT ECONOMICAL AM) UNIVERSAL LAMP. ITITHOUT the aid of publi c ity th e most per f ect f invention must be comparatively slow in its progress to nasality. Aware of this, the Patentee offers to the world a ‘• mica CHAMBER and NIGHT LAMP, which, as a de sk essofon, and substitute for the Candle (to which thousands sires and millions of property have been sacrificed), must be lasting to every class of society, from the Prince to the Cot '. It tionshines with perfect safety, sweetness, brilliancy, inva_. certainty, and simplicity ; bearing a swift conveyance; and rtitalated so as to burn the longest or shortest night, disap ""j% the approach of day without the least smoke or smell ; vie teasuniption of the best Spertnaceti Oil little more than a la fa the year, supposing it to be m use every night. The hiaci*, with equal ad% antage is alike applicable to Lamps v use t..—Dining-Table, Sideboard, Study, Bracket, &c. on -, varying in form and elegance; and also, Glass flanging , far Staircascs, Passages, Consetvatory, Halls, Ac. ."J he the Patentee, by T. PEARCE and C O . only, 268, facing .nalst of St. Clement's Church, in the Stnuid, who, to secure reputation from the eff ec t s o f a d u l terate d O il , are b ound to I tlir but genuine an d well-clarified Spermaceti. ii. port-paid. from any part of th e ki ng d om , will meet k rrimpt attention. i ". Sinumbra and French D ome Table Lamps of the latest l c% Perfect improvement. --, 1.11,,, •.- e , Per re 'al 11.1 1 , , 4 , ~, , ~ 1./ <7.zi iey , / i,-. .„ 4 „,..4,i a 2.... /4(7 (7./-0-‘e ;,- - • • -.‘,. ' L- -- / .4. • ~,. . \-_:_-• + + • . Ofillin° 7l 3N ll - t 111 k\ 1 I ltIV b • ~ P--* vice 7d. SALES BY AUCTION. DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS. JUST ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND. By Mr. IVILLIAMS, At the Auctiost Mart, Denbolotnew-lane, On MONDAY NEXT, the kb of January, 1824. at 12 o'clock. AN IMPORTATION OF DUTCH FLOWER. ROOTS, the Property of M. H. De Lange, Florist, o: Haarlem ; consisting of Hyacinths of various colours, extra Ra nunculus Tulips, White and Red Narcissus, of various sorts, Orange Pluenix, Van Sions, Canspemellsa, Crown Imperial., laddiolisses, Ferraris, Figridaa, tkr-- To be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgniortoo-strosL VALUABLE EFFECTS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane. On WEDNESDAY nest, the ith of January, and Three follow. ing Days, at Twelve o'Clock, T WO Thousand °duces of richly Chased and other PLATE, Diamonds, Pearls, Trinkets, Gold Watches, Gold Snultbrixes, ruperb French Clocks richly mounted in buhl and or molu, Philosophical Instruments, a Iseautifal Model of a Shi2 carved in ivory, Indian Cabinets, Japanned Screens, a fine-toned Chamber Organ, a Pedal Harr, ("raid and Square Piano-forte., large Glasses, a choice Collection of Pictures, a splendid Library, and numerous - valuable Effte% To be viewed on Toes* preceding and mornings of sale, and Catalogues had at Is. each!, at sha Matt, au.d of Mr. Vl'illiams. Theegmortini.ounat, .. • AIR-TIGHT &OR-SLIDES AND PORTABLE FILTERINGJARS. JSTONE, 18,War;rcilitireet,00!den-aquare, Lon . don, begs to solicit the attention of th No'iility, Gentry. and Public to his AIR-TIGHT DOOR-SLILBS for preventlr:• the admiN ion of air into rooms under the door., either from the unevenness of floors or thickness of carpets, as they east be fitted to the most uneven floors, sad when the doors are open will rise over the thickest airpets • they are simple in construcuon, ornamental to doors, and can be fi tted in a raw minutes. Price from 9s. to 12.. Also improved Patent DOOR-SPRING HINGES, for swim- doors, on the most huproved principles of any in use : price three guineas SINGLE DOOR-SPRINGS, from Is. bd. to 11. Ifs. All sorts of Ironmongery, of the best manufacture, and at very low prices. Lock Work a nd Bell flanging executed in the best manner. The PORTABLE FILTERING JARS not only purify the foulest water in a ,hurt time, but may be moved from one apart. mutt to another without trouble. and Beak-steeet. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT! ESTA BLISHED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. HUGH FRANKS and CO., 70, Cheapaide, comer or Qneemotreet, respectfully submit for Sale a very superior kind of at, manufactured of such materials as to merit the appro. bation and patronage of the Public. Its peculiar qualities free it from the effects incident to change of weather or climate, the colour a most beautiful yet pennaneot jet black. This important point has never been before attained. The shapes to which H. F. and Co. have for a bang period given their particular attention. and spared no expense, are of Lbt most elegant and (*thrombi; kind ; 2ls. to 20s. The result of many years' experience, the extensive adoption and the many flattering testimonis/s of the most respectable Gentlemen in the kingdom, warrant the Patentees' declaring, that for durability, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, and economy, their Hats stand unrivalled. H. F. and Co. have fully succeeded in rendering the LATELY INVENTED SILK HATS more elastic, light and pleasant to the Head. They are free from any disagreeable smell, and will not in the slightest degree spot with rain. The colour, though of superior brilliancy, is unchangeable in any climate. Price id,. and An elegant Assortment of Ladies' Bearer and Silk Plash Bonnets. IMPOSITION PREVENTED. TONATHAN WARREN, tile ;Ole Original Inemtlt 1/I of the BLACK INti sold under that warns, begs leave to form the Public, that owing I. the many Impositions practising upon them by vile Imitators, he has come to the determination of* changing his Labels t and to ensure the parties purchasing that it is the Original Ariele they are getting, he !taii headti them in the following manner :—" Warren's Original Japan Liquid Bleekii., made only by Jonathan Warren, the Original Inventee.—Esta blistml J. Warren begs likewise to state, that his Manufactory is at 30, Hungerford Stain,StrAnd, and se no ether place in London, wham the artide is sold Wholesale i and Retailed by every respeetabie vender in the United Kingdom, in Bottles, Boxes, and Pots, at 131. 12d. and 6d. each. Observe !—Each Label is signed "Jonathan Warren." IMPOSTURE t?tilf.i.QXED. THE progress of Merit, although frequently assailed is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression of ambuscade terminates in defeat ; and conscious rectitude Lit inudely triumphs in the attainment of the grand object--public approlea. eon. The test or experience is the guarantee of femur, and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimation of which there exists not a stronger proof than the tacit acknowledge went of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser. and manifest in. jury of 1% amen, whose character and interest by this iniquitous system are equally subject to detriment. It becomes therefore an indispensable duty to caution the Public against the manaruvres of unpnneipled l'enden, who having no character to tor; and stimu lated by evade in their nefarious pursuits, aim at the acquisition of money through any medium than that of honour ! The original and matchless Blacking bears on each bottle a short direction, with the signature " Robert Warren." Ail others are counterfeits; and in many instances the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a different address, in very small characters, between the more conspicuous ones of " N 0.30," and" Strand." It is cane-41y recom. mended to Shopkeepers and others, who are deeeivedrby base fabri. cations of Warren's Blacking, to return the detect d trash to the source from whence it came, and expose the machinestiuns of rases, lily to merited obloquy. Warren's Blacking is surpassingly belliant ; it occludes damp gives pliancy to the leather; retains its rristine virtue in nil cll. mates; and, combining elegance with contr. rt, it an article equally of indispensable fashion and utility. Sold by event respectable Vender in Town and Country, in bottles, at tkl. 10.1. 1241. and 13d. CANDLES, Sperm Oil, Droppings of Hscet't (El, Gunpowder, Colours, Whiting. British Wines, & C. Very best Candlm, fia. 3d. and very hest loulds, with %rat Wicks. 7s. 6d. per dozen; Sperm Oil, of finest possibls quality, equal to any gas, and giving a steady light, without smell or smoke, 4s. very good, 34 , and excellent Lni ap Oil, 2s. per rdlon; Pigou and Co.'s Imat Canister Powder, es. la, 2s. fd. for fib., and Se 4. 2s. per lb. ; Patent Shot.7s. Gd. per bag; very best Mottled and Tel. low Soaps, 60s. and Klbs. per cwt. Real Essence of Anchovies made from the finest Gorgon& Fisl.„ I4d. per bottle (sold for 2a.). Allowance made to Taverns. At the Christ's hospital Blue-cent Boy, 3, Clare-street. Clan. market, J. J. S AI ITH, Proprietor. Who mxplaints his Brother 111w:sand the Public at) rye, that (for Cash) he sells all articles in the Oil, Colour, and Italian Trades, at most reduced Priam, and will warrant all of the first quality. Very best Linseed Oil, 2s. fid. ; Toms, 53.1 and Drorpings of Sweet Oil (the finest), 3s. fid. per gallon ; very best Old ‘rhite bead, 38a. per cwt., and excellent, at 3Gs.; Whiting, 2d. per dozen ; Putty, 2/d. per lb. All other Attieles pmportimiably cheap. N.B. floods sent within 12 miles of London, free of expense, but must have two days' notice, and letters of inquiry must be p a id . for. THEATRICAL REARS' GREASE.. " Near Wbiteelritselchurch there is Taylor's famedShaa, " Where a ntsn'Ailling Bears on the snow WI they hop," So sings Mr._ W TATT, (bat cordial droll. At th:;Royalty TheoWe—Play—the " North Pole," But list, whet he further relates in thew - 4 " All you that want whiskers, need not want them bag " To Taylor repair, and real Bran Oil' procure. " For 'tis he. without doubt, only sells it you pure ; `• Of Bean Crease importers —mere puiErs of fudges, " lreceivin. , the Public, the best of all judges ; " l've hca;ll quite enntigh,yes. up toiheir rigs, " For the Grease they're all selling, they squaw eut a Pier:" most delightful Hair-curling Incentive ever dia -1 covered, producing (if regularly used) these beautiful los in ringlets peculiar to the Ladiesof by simply (Ming theCuri• after takt- g them out of pap k e e r r li positively promotes dm grow th of H W air on Eye-brows, his &e. and where roots w*tt ra Bahl Plea, reiiicycs all scu , and senders the harshest Hair soft as Silk. Please to ask for TAYLOR'S RUSSIAN BEAR OIL, gni I in Tots and Bottles from ta 10a. at No. ad, St. Paars eluaah Yard, andat the Painted House, ea, Whitochapel. The production of Beal Ruwian Bears , and lir rrlek, berm , ' there are numerous fudges abroad. particularly the (Neaten If stip : Importstioa ftid;;e, the illiterate Bair 011 Pofter'a frolgeottel fudge of all fudges. the Rear's Marrow fudge, Ate. IL it fashionably Cut, and Weekly Curled at hart fiessarsar, rt a single time • single shilling. Old I'iseas cn Old Tomo& dm perior Perukes from IL Ids. to SL Scalps had Itla. 14. t. 11. hUe. Ortamental Jlair, Perfumery, Jac s q uad raellonabk• N.B. Taylor's Real Bears' °masa may also be bad of Mt. Rosa, al, Lombard-strtet. • Taylor's 214:aims Year Oil, Zaire Wawa LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1824. Has the greater part of her Cargo on board, and will sail in a few days, direct FOR CEYLON, the tine Coppered River-built Ship THA:IIES, A, I, JOHN liITSON, ' et, burthen no Tors, lying in the City Canal, Black liar superior Accommodation for Passengers. 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HUNT'S celebrated and superior prepared ROASTED CORN, new on Sale, sanctioned by ACT of PAIILIA. MENT, at 18, Fall-Mall, opposite Carlton Palace; 3.5, St. 3lartin's-court, St. Martin's-lane: I, London Bridge Foot ; 'Go, Oxford-street; 171„ Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars; Whitechapel; 21, Little Earl street- Seven Dials ; 6, Milner -terrace, New Cut, Lambeth; and Next door to the Elephant and Castle. In Pound, Half-Pound, and Quarter-Pound Packages, at One Shilling per Pound. Beware of cheap Imitations, which are both nauseous and un wholesome; none is genuine unless; signed " 11. HUNT " to imitate which is felony. Shoptreupplied from the Manufactory. Broad-wall, Blackfrises UNDER THE IMMEDIATE INSPECTION OF THE CITY OF LONDON. COALS, 39e. per ChaTtironiiaTie, 4Ss. Bd., free of Cartage, Good Measure, for Prompt Payment, superior Large WallsentL WILLIAM POOL, COAL-MERCHANT, of the CITY PHCENIX COAL WHARF, Whitefriars, bottom of Water. lane, Fleet-street, and the only Person in the Trade who is so im mediately under the City Inspection. informs the Nobility, and his Friends the Public, that notwithstanding the watchful eyes of Spies and Informers, who are paid and supported by Coal-Merchants, for the purpose of continuing their own high Prices, still he is de termined to persist in selling Coals for a less profit than any other House in London, and he challenges ill their fern to prevent him. Superior Large WA LLSEND COALS, delivered free of every expense, except the trifle for Metage and Shooting, Seconds, 425.; Inferior, Ws.; One Chaldron Ingrain in taking Twenty, or Throe Sacks in taking Five Chaldrons. Persons who purchase from W. Pool are solicited to come or send down to the City Mamie Wharf, and see the Coals measured. The Ship Meter's Certificate will be produced, to prove the quality and quantity each Barge contains. Retailers, Dealers, and others, who bring the ready money, shall be supplied with the sort they purchase and the quantity also. W. Pool does not take from live to eight Sacks of Coals out of each Room in the Barge, and afterwards sell the same fur a fire, as those worthy honourable gentlemen do who call themselves the re spectable part of the Trade. W. Pool desires the principal Coal Meters to send the most par. tinder men they have in their employ, with the rule to measure his Sacks and Bushels as the Act of Parliament requires. Ile particularly requests all persons who purchase Coals from him to desire the Carman to measure the Coals in any Sack they please, in order to prove that it contains Three lair Bushels. 'fhie m.iy be taken not only as • friendly but absolutely necessary hint for those who deal with other Coed-Merchants, who are now selling Coals from 13s. to 10s. per Chaldron higher than the above prices. TO SAIL IN ALL FEBRUARY. FOR MADRAS direct, the teak Ship GENERAL PA LMER, RIO Tons, Captain TRUSCOTT. For Freight Of Passage, apply to the Owner CAPTAIN GEORGE TRUSCOTT, Jerusalem Coffee-house, N.B.—This Ship is daily expected from St. Helena, haring left the Limed in April last, and has made a return from India is Nine Mouths.