The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-23 00:00:00

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By WILLIAM ,HAYGART, A. m. Printed by W. Bohner and Co. and Sold by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his MajKsty, fall- I ill. his 'Aqui the Dulie of,libßk in Vie This Day was published, • ,!: . In One Volume Bro. (illustrated with Plates-and.a Map, the A2d e44ition) Price . t ss. hoards, of Tortm IVALES, delineated f r om Two Ex,- ousions through all the interesting parts of that highly beautiful and ' romantic Country, and intended as a Guide to future• Tourists. \IIMMINIIMO .„ r E ,ay OFFICE Sonterset-place, July . GRA N D 11, 181 MMI --, NAT IONAL . JUBILEE. ProßmATi•oN is hereby given' TICKor ..citnistion intoSAINT JAMES t ' i s ia , forth E TS f •P t Aft t I K I e , 1. , „; e 4bove-n ientioned GALA , are now READY for D ELI ; t ''''' ll l - at this O ffice, and at a ll th e L ottery OffiCes, license Y Ci.orernwent, price Otie Guinea for Two 'riches. tvih he Lad ies and Gentlemen intending to honour the Fate ~,,t- their attendance, are respectfully informed, that the' -14" L ft , be Money arising from the Sate of the Tickets will t : L -4 iied for some important purpose of National Charity 1:: ' , 1 ` the eventful and glorious times in which this Public NI will have taken place. . .be i, Plrticrtiariv reryiiesied, that very early-application may i0 : 1 'le. for Tickets, that every accommodation may he pres fifii.:Y r4 tiged at the different EntratiCes, and in all part ra rd i . - °lee intended. for the amusement of the Public, ac ,,i4viih; to the nrimbers that,bvthe delivery of Tickets, there 11 1 . 4 ;• e reason to expect will attend; and it is'also desired l the ti;itrtieular notice may betaken of the Entrance-door, anc sk i , r "r of Admission expressed Upon each 'Ticket, at which iii,,,l.e.riiiel'ei entitles the Bearer to be admitted, that every in- • 41 4,1 b rice of too Many Persons applying at one Entrance . e avoided. Ti,, la, fut ure 'Y of the Jubilee taking place will be expressed in. Will 1 41fkertisemeats; but if the weather is favourable, it be within fourteen clays front the present date. ft i fortTiti! he r to be observed, that this mode of admission by f ktiebe:, has seen calculated expressly f" the convenience ith () er "ls as may wish to partake of the Entertainment l 'h,• : It dillitultY or embarrassment, and, at the same time, h etie - t ' e the satisfactio contributing ()INe e and r t to objects of national ~.„......„,...............:ta fadei. .. . . . .. _ 111E1: GR AIIMAR. SCHOOL. NEWARK. MASTER. WANTED. NO'rict, I '. .q hereby riven, tlib() , ;,l,llD„ f u I: L „ Hool e at NEWARK that. the I\l A STER ‘l\'`rritl.NP FREE GRAMMA'''. ' , ham, is NOV V.--' 0 4 * ~ and ti , in the County of Notti . n, ll ri ?eino. r,'!' h Oplications for that Situ:: tion from Candi kit )e in eyed of of one of thy Ei!, ti s ,: c elf ti, 4 , (1 , and incoiries answered, "7 '"e Clerk. . lish ITniversities) '41e41 . .e Day cif Eleetiou will he given in ' a ' -fuTtous'renAdver .l3.l. Order, k WM. EDW. TALLENTS, Town Cler. . t , 1 „---, l ' - , t, 'r—(INISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY. 1- itl'iltQl/I: WATER-PROOF CA.MBLET- PORTU CLOAKS. thkt ,Iql)Port • ° Gentry, &c. 'J. sitj eAw G , A IN L Ii-litary Miry) r, takes this tit, 4 ce a1),, 41 k.,ty of anno.uneitig to the Nobility, l i at th e ori t',,, 44koiiie CLOAKS are to he had, as , irs . u t . tos'itaot aletrY, • lwa : ready -41 4. t,,," tulsfordi whe-e an Assortment. is a y Sontltampton-strt e y, , Strand, (late '''''' `` a •ral, and Tra . velling Cleaki, Si , c- &e , tilltr R I , • . . ORTER -" AY 1 -- t i an extensive P i 4,,, II 3/ E w v 1 - • -- ante( 1 • • MAN who has Il ee l4‘e 't ex --; i '' Lund"' middle aged l ' ltnagement of N.i ll r to tap l'er.ence in BrewMg, and in toe ~ i h s wanted he It's" Situation for which eI. N g no t „ f ' ges• As the Situ y to a cer t,,,trkt,„t il.,,Zreat trust and confidenFe, • Secbur made by let s ' Nl r,N i . t r i t i he re quired.—Applicattun to e 4 ''' N 0.70, Mark-lane. tit OtAtt TO FAMILIES. t • • ' S'S TO DOMESTIC OVENS, (ilitt wnlitint p • in the kighest degree, 1I„,. ~ io ld 1, .Ities, Which unite, , 'll Ovens, hi lt, 'l 4 Cul,t ,: " ° )y. It is well known, that a attached 44 1 ittel ten - h i red for the use of Families, o'1"11 ar_etonsider -114 4 , ss „f I""ges, owing to the Flues, occasio t o . --a obviate ti4reat ' , el, Its well as ditnintifi-ou of H-t-he,,,nrentor o f k,,,i ..‘l..EN:ll.Filtitag,-..tias.been the st"TIY of •I, Flues, witnout 11 1 , ,"Ilich ; i i.JONIF:STIC OVENS, winch are Heat, without lea%tadl,,s...eall of d iniinishiug, increase the t.: l , 4. "itioual Fuel. 144 i, L ' l 'es %hi- Trade in general, 11 , 1 11 ,, ry t „ 4v 1) , Met hod informing- . the t sizes, with or tli,,,'! Ittt,c,, e ' su PPliesil with three different _imsrquelitly fttt•leur 's n o d " , , s• As they heat without a I tut, c which is - so Fr tl, et• "I tlre happening from then, ' Reference to 1), t .• . !.!v s „f tl7,case with those that have F , i , lue i s ,:: , u here the (4,1 ro ay i - first Itespectabill,Y w"' - n N - ` nufactory, Lrio.l„e'trt st ea in toe ; and also at his . • ja Mr Bell's, e,byl :tech`,',' -I'i-,trau4l,.nt-ar Bed ford-stret ; and at ._ a . w _ ence, 144:lkit e ' ipe, ',„ti"Meich ; Messrs. Schooling and. !•,.I.grrave, iii ; I'vt.4sr ichardson, I:ewes, Sussex i ; d A t. " u 1 ;:i ; Mr• Rb -4°olilt,4l,l4yee;s7. Will iams arid Co ' Gu' ' t respectable N4.1'018 in ~,, iorshain, Sussex ; and at most ~,.44 A ' 9lrrl and Country. Ready Money. illowance wade to the Trade for Til t . _..... 1 404 1 , ------------ PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A T Is OF HAIR,' PIN E HEAD hp;vl.sin which is especially recommended 4•',,, gt.ZANDS MAC ‘SSAII. OIL ; tinder the 4 il - ;"s u ' Of - l'atrolia f'l their Royal Highnesses the I , N ere _ NV, le.s ~ ge o , I Duke of Sussex, the s, a eti liii.:, u uchess of York, an! . _ k his Excellency ey thys9l,ll 41:6._1)..e5s the Duke of Brunss lc , p„, .' 'Nary ,t.'_;";trsslith,r---by their special Authority ~ . 'obilit - of the :',,, )• 1„, 4 In t 0 0 _ .B 'u :1 rat the I. acuity, and most i t 'Jiiriti e ; P sSessessalub • ' which eradicates alt .:14 e ,_ of th „ ~. , nous properties, off or turn- N, 4t o th. ','.ounian Hair, prevents its fallingthe weakest 41. 4 ) . aita 7 latest period of life, strengthens ..,,;...„, .tith."ce s 4' l'-'99's a luxuriant life, on the baldest ....:;_ , L. kild:r pmuraiiiintitable naturalt'curl, and renders the.rla4.l_'.: tx,4 plezt,ah...ur artificial, beautifully soft and gi"'"i 'l It .row g; ni',l‘. Perfume ; promotes the gi owth of whiskers, ~, ptru.2,stachios, &c, to ie:l.eair ~.I.`t7tY inaoxions, aod may with safety be applied_s pro ti ar t f 4, Youngest Cliilll and the benefic i al effects p t r . , : e ' '''clua-t1 exPlained in, Itowland•s Treatise nn 1 't ilt i; , 11ii, it tspeitii each Rottle ' ii Kt ' l e' `` l tY '''''' i 8 Pirate I d . the Oilcounterfeited, it is k . t i i 0. Ore euar , 4,4 ii ine Bottle is o t t _ a the Yto observe, that each nu ..,, . ND o N. „ . outside label in red ink, Cie " RO LA. litss,,id at 1 in their ; own hand -writing. toti!'lletor'ss• G`" / Os. 6d and 11 Is.p e r bottle, by the sole thtfugaldeo,":' ,ItOWL.A:ND • 1 sbN Kirl4-street, H.at tl - g li ers t t,"'''', by a ' 'o' t an . ( t b i ' Messrs. Ileudnes' 4) ,:•:,) p ° h er m aie Pprui incri , y , . ' • t• Messrs. Smyth, Hat idl A1g,,... .uliters t o has, i t c hhorne-sti , te ~ Pierce, 57; tv, , s, ,A , „. Malesty, 117, (Tattle and . treet • 'lll.°tatia ("`trton, 47, Turner 75, New Bond, , L, * 'ton, 1, e ..01d B on d treet ; herry, 17, Greek street; air' a , 30 , st `' , ditt o . rt — aYle and Blew Cockspur-strect C:ii '' 66 ,ra ud I ' e -I ) Y - . ' qt. and Ed -1:1 , ;ti, s • , Nt. p a i , A . ery and Sos, 45, . taw. 'l'l ' 41e* 4 11. % CIP3 . I ' '1- Ri r , re d 5, Butler, 'I, 4,x,1!5„,, tt,, l L,., . ix 1-3a l( , 1., t , , ~ cla .. tat s , 95 ; p i _,..gu. Vt,alker , and.. Co. Borough ; bar y L'.. ld c,, ",-inarket ; . 13ur ges' 4 ,Cursitor-s'ireet, Patty, 1.ii,i:.1.1"),,ge; vv.__ Ltontbard-street; Dolton and Tutt, Royal ‘.1141,,.", 115 "4'll, '220, Strand ; Bacan, 150, Thorn, 4,', 44 e45, P,,se'x Oxfortl-street ; Marquis, Colernan-nreet ; It o 'll e Vtiod.;stret, Strand ; arid by all Perfumers and. byt'IVLANh. "n 1 London, and of Europe. Also, T lu rc. S. tSSENCF oF TYItE, OR IMPERIAL 1 '%'llc, ;'Kin- It d ' ' rt()i t , r ,Iltteli'- e . or Grey Hair, or Whiskers, &c. to t m , i l4 , `"' LAN" ) , ' ds• IA per bet Also, ''''','%' I ls. e• 8 ALSANTA Ex-rntT, far the Teeth and . t . 1 , . „ . i . ~... -.lit di,,e6e.'r tiottle, or in poW - der at 2s. Sd. per box, an Very. f :tted 1 11: 110 5 .e I e c Ifr fri t cer? ,co' jod (be T~ ; :ctb z (~ „11 t'.4 I . ,' . °' t tat" 04 . ; e, .. r ,a 03' Lld, (;01' if t" 4r I j .4;0? 1 .3 0 ' pc , • t: ' „.e3 t • 0; 5 c '• • it ) ", J i• ,11 0 jt icl: o o. • trd t? 1 1 ' At a very numerous Meeting, attended by his Royal I-Ugli ness the Duke of SnSsex, the Archbishops of Canterhaite and York, and many of the Bishops, Nubility, .and other Persons of distinctinn,: • • It was unanimously resolved, That a Committee he appointed to solicit and receive Subscriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so receiv ed be placed under the management and controul of the said Committee; that the Cornaiittee do consist, of the followio , persons, with power to add to their numbers, or to Unite with the City Committee, if they deem it expedient COMM Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop of York. Bishop of Lonilon Bishop of Exeter .Bishop of Chester Bi s h op o f Salisbury Bishop of Ely Lord Kenyon Lord Calthorpe Lord Eardley kt- Hon: Sir -T. Nichol% M.P. Rt. Hon. G. Rose, M.P. Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. - E.WilnrahamßoOtle,Esq.M.P Wm. NVilberforce, Esq. M.P. rrE R. H. Inglis, Esc!. Joshua Watson, Esq. Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Henry Thornton; Esq.-Itl.P. Rey. H. H. Norris Sir .1. Macintosh, M.P. Hui. F. North Colonel Bathurst itt. lion, Sir With Scott, Ai. elms. Grant. Esq. jun. 11. i'. lit. H0n..1. C. R. H. Marten, Esq. W. 11.. Hoare, Esq. I. Ruund, Esq. M. P. Committee-room, Freema.,o where all Commonications ma] scriptionc will be received; zi.! lees and Co. the Treasurers; Houses in Loudon awl 'Westni Signed by Orde JOSH CA H. ACK E ins' Hall, Great Queen •street ; v he ad , :ressed, and where Sub. s we:l as ht Messrs. Hammers and by the several Bantling linster. T Of the Committee, WATSON, ? Seel etari es, S pro tempore. Subscriptions • • 1,2 2 since received: :IL - L.l 1 At Doncaster Church, onThanksgiringDav, firer Ler. Robert Ai- - - fleck, Vicar - - 44 8 4 NlissChariesworth.OS siogton,nearTinford, Nott24. - - 1 0 0 Rev. 1). Adkins and CongregLitiOn,Soutii - - - 1.3 11 0 JaluesNl‘Taggart,T . .sq.lo 10 0 At St. Margaret's, Canterhuiy, as tin . de,: Messrs.Symons,C'allo- Wrig,ht, Gipps, 1-1:;11, Nairite. Le each .215.. 7 - . 7 (t Genre Dtotsct,'Esq. I 0 0 essrs.Doinbrai n, i ,a nds, El -A yt), Dix, • eacii 10s. Al. 41 3-0 Mis3o6lkt. - 0 10 0 Nliss Teral, Pilchcr, cacti Cs. - 0 12 0 Mis 4 Kenrick, Whithe- . rett,lleaselv.y,each is. 0 15 0 Miss Hat Mr. Ta ylor, each 3s. 0 G 0 Sam - n . O May At Marsh and Co. Mrs. E. - At Masterman and Co. Iter.ll.nelling-champr t of Cardigan - 'lO 10 0 At Stnii 11, Paine &Ca. Augustn,,Peechill,Esq. 10 0 0 - At Sykes and Co. Wm. Itroderick,,Esq. 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 At liarniner . sley"L The Parish Churtli of Pontefract, per Ke•r. T.H.Nlarsha!l,Vicar 25 10 0 AtStoktoNewit.,ton,ver Itev. (.;askin At St.Pet , •r's Rullern, pi— Nev. 14.N,wcome 35 5 111 i s, Gray, - 1 'Rev. 14. l',..arson, St. John's Coriege, Oxon - 2 2 0 '22 0- 0 At Couttsand Co. Alei. Revnyiy, E,(l. e 2 2 0 At Aekeraiiinri*;. Iter.S.Wheatoo'sM.,et ing, Lyme, Dorset 6 10 0 A. 13. - - 1 00 E. 13. • - - 5 0 9 H. P. 5 0 0 S. E. - - 10 00 lirAZARD; BURNE, and Co. respeetfillly hi- JIL Conn the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the LoTTERY, to begin Drawing cm: the iAt TIER, are on eat their . - No. 93, I:OYAL CHANGE. The Lottery consists of only 14,000 Tlckets, and the Scheme contains 2.. —Prizes of 1.20,000 I n....Ptizes of. .L.5,c00 .2 IO,GOO I 2 With others from One Thousand down to the lowest Prize, which, is L. *** Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Orders frotn the Country, accompanied wall Remittance, punctually at tended to.—(iovernnu•nt and all other Public Securities bought and sold by Commission. STATE LOTTERY begins Dr a wi ng Ist SEP TEM BER, 1814. SCHEME. 2 . ... .. of.. L 20,00 0, A:.e . 1 .40,000 2 • 10,000 2a,000 2 5,000 lO,OOO 9 2,003 4,000 4 l,OOO 4,000 5 5OO 2,300' U.. 2OO 2,000. 5 19Q , _• 1,500 5 20 55,000 9,750 11,000 Tickets. L.!40,000 M) FIXED PRIZES! PAYS OF LM AWING : Ist Day, Ist SE.PTF.MBF:R. 2(1 D4y, • l3th SEPTENII4EIt. ad Day, .17th SEITEMISE.R. . F . TICKETS and SI1:11F:' ate selling by SWlrr an 4 Co, the Contractors, at th.eir Qttictr., . Poolt:y; I No. 31, Aidgate Higlt -12, Charing-cross; I street. • Price of a Ticket .L. 19 19 0 L.lO 7 o I Eighth.. ....... 13 6 Quarter 5 5 0 Sixteenth. 1 7 0 t , .710NEY.--A• SOLICITOR, having Cob- INAL nections . and Clients of opnlence and respectability, offers the AIWANCE of SUMS ;.of MONEY to anv ext e nt, on Assina)le Property, or Personal on-TCI.IIIS anal Cottdition ni:Jre reasonable and einwale than what in general puhlielv appear. ; by Letter, post-n:l'o,, .or Fer,sonally, Mr. W. at hi 4 Mike, No. 1?, Chapel-place, Vvre-Stteet.,:Carentlilh-square, front 12 tiii 4. - PATENT sELF-ADJUti rING, 'mussEs, THESE histrnmenis are 'unt)n an entire new principle, the Springs, are so coustuncled asto : admit of increase :or decrease in size and force ; will answer fur right and left side, without. any strap whatever. • SALMON, ODY, and ('o. conidently recolonend a trial to all hose who prefeeperfeet ease and security to the galling application of the common TrOss, on ,trier. Usual terms, viz. that • the full -cost shill he retu-ned to a ll ear chasers, -if not found superior in ease and c:Fect to every ! , other invention,' ;dee a . r ny trial, wear, cfar!l::e. The Pa tentees have received ttO following . z i p i , i.iLlnentis :—The Royal Nai . v, - the Naval Pospitals and Dock-var:::, tLe Ord naiice,Greenwichilospital, the Hon. East India Conipari, &c. &e. N. B. Pemoni reAidintr in the country, sending the circum ference of the body, itt inche►, just above t hc.hips,:thay depcnd upon being next' ratelylitted. _ . • • TO -THOMAS TAywit, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. HoNoutsEn Edinbur g h, .M arc h 1 8 . BEo leave - to idorm you, that ever since the year 1790, I hail beers afflicted wills the Lues Veoereit ; which, from its bbstituttelY resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un .dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged frutu the Hospital with little relief; - would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last y ea r - my disorder had gOt to such a head; as nearly' to pat a period to my existence—l bad a large ulcer sin the crown of my !semi, one ou each arm, amt my legs were brute out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes•oo it, was very much , discoloured, and gat- me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in l!ed, as nearly to deprive are Of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recuramesoled by Mr. J. Thompsoa, (who - received so great a :care by thein iiere, to take emir Leake's Patent Pil Q , Winch I begamto do On the 26th - of May ;in the course. of a fortnight I began to receive bene:it—iis little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed = soon after, the sores on my legs , healed also ; leaving, bow, ever, Tonsiderable diScolouration in the 'skin, Mid pain in the bone.of the left, which, by the blessing of God,' cud a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sulbsttled ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining- its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oaf.-1 thus became, by your liberFi advice and Medicine,-perfectly free from all me former complaints—have recovered my former spirits anti strength, and am become jolly and fat, in wliich state having ontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew, me, I am at. a. loss in 'what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffermr• mortals, to snake this my case as public as possible, as I &11l on every occa sion ; its so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, .ALEX. MUKKER, Stvann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New Piinitr'y Market, EiliiihurgLi John M'lntosh ' Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of. the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; wheie, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a 'practice parti cularly.directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secret) , which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and.assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Meditine, will be esteemed; 'by a disternitig Public,as ad advantage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his,appointment, for the convenience of those using at a distance, at thei Perfumer's, No. 3.5, St. Aihan's sifect, Pall-mall; the Toyshop; No. 103, Oxford-:street; Mr. Disborough s, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Bakter's, Sotith , . bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Donald ; Jew e ller, Glasgow; . Callwtrs, Dublin; ,and 'by one' person in every considerable town in Great BritAiii and Ireland; in boxes of 2s. 9d. cacti, stamped, and sealed up with frill and plain directions, wherebt persons, of either sex may ,cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, air'! safety. N. B. Every sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by f:ii•otir of the Commissiodefs, is printed, at the .titami; Office—T.Naylor, No: 9, New Bridge.7dreet-~ to imitate ithicli is Fehmk, and all othetS ate euunterits. de RUSSIE, a Larudi es, cc:le:tee, Par PRINCE. Preserve et fait Crottre les Chereuz, et les retablie sue let places cunt peli, Le seul qui est vrai d'ans l'Unieet ! Sel DIU NCB acquaints Ladies and Gentlemen, since the Peace.with Russia, and as the principal in gredient the Russia Oi! is prepared with canes train Y f+?rs burgh, and has now fell near ao per cent. therefore, to wake that valanele,artiele fur the flair in general use, the Pin prietor wi:tin future sell the best and gettelife Russia fur • half-a-e-inea per bottle, the saute sized hottle ne,esed to sell at one guinea ; and to prevent counterfeits in future, there. will he no other sized bottle sold of Prince's genuitie Russia 011,7 but the half-ginuea bottles. Baldness or Grey Hairs will nut be seen. - Several . ladies ani gentlenteu who had need Prince's Russia Oil for craws and from the use of that alone nut a heir fell off, or 1 , ../ lied grey; but being persuaded to use other oils for the hair, soon found the differeace, their hair fell off, or turned grey, have declared they will use no other Lists Prince's Russia Oil in future. Is proved the nest and most whelesoiiie prepara time in the universe for moistening the Hair, when dress- log real or false hair, and is so great a nourisher, if used constantly, not a flair will fall oil or turn grey; in short; where hair has grit thin or bald, and the least r as remain, you may rely oil its oeing restored by using it regularly: Thousands of gentlemen that were bald hare tieelaief; tftee using Prince's Russia reeularly for six maiiteis, the odd places at2caine covered w.th !lair; promotes eye-orosrs, tents kers. and will prevent whiskers tnritieg rediii.b ur grey,— Ladies will Mel Prince's .tussia Oil preferable to any article whets dressini. real or Insists hair, as it ti, ally Curls tee flair which war they like, also no damp or exercise will bring it out of curl the whole day. +.ientiemen wearing ;sower ought to use Prince's Russia Oil to moisten their hair wnen dressing, instead of pomatuin, or mixed with pont:item, as it is Weil known that powder makes 'hair dry, fall off, or tura grey; Out Prince's Russia Oil is .-uch a noarisiter to the hair, if used constant UltEd dressing; out a hair witi fall off or turn grey. Is the best innoceut Oil for Children's Hair, as it promotes and strengthens their clearing their heads of scurf, &c. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to preserve their Hair Ought to refrain the use of coloured oils, as they are injoreirts to health, causes dryness to the hair, and occasions it to fall off s change colour, and become grey at an early age; that is easily proved, as the French gentry, who are so partial to co loured oils for their hair, generally become grey before thirty. Prim:cis Russia Oil is pleasant to use ) is warranted itutoetni; a nourisher and preserver to the Hair. It is acknowledged by every nation, that England had a great part in the downfall of Buonaparte, and in the reitora tion of, the Bourbons aad othet Royal to their attra rights ; with equal justice it is acknowledged the Russia Oil Prima! in London, is the• original Proprietor of that valuable article called Russia Oil, the only genuine in the Univer4e. Eiett if they waist the Prepared Russia Oil in Russia, or any °thee for eign part, they must 'seed to Mr. Prince, Dentist, Lomita), for it ; and after having spent thousands to Wake it known, a set of villains, curious and ill-disposed persons, regais€fless of the injury they do the Propri.tdr and the Public, aiming solely , at their own pecuniary profit, have imposed, and con tinue attempting to impoSe their vile counterfeits as the ge nuine ; therefore purchasers will be particular to asking tug Prince's ltussia Oil, as all others aeteounterfeits; as e.t.a be proved by the Proprietors of the principal Newspapers in Lon don, and by the follutiltig Gentlemen, who have sold it these ten years, that Mr. Prince's Rossia Oil is the original and only genuine. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor ; Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street, Load ,u also by Mr. Smyth, Pertduier to his Majesty, New BouLt street; .Hendrie, Perfumer to her N . injest, Tichborne-street, Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and Duke arid Duchess of York, Cockspitr-street ; Newberry, V), St. Paul's Church-yard ; Dicey, Bow Church-yard ; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market; iiutler, 4* Cheapside Edwards, d 6, St.., Paul's t urch-yard; Bacon, 150 ,0iforiLstreet ; Berry; John., ; son; Greek-street; Weston and Co. 229, St r and ; Da Fleet-street vi50n,,,..9, e,id e clod by most p r i nc i pa l P Rigge, C 5, Cheapside rfitineris tsnd Medicine Royal Exchange; Bolton, Tutt, .s ,•rherefore the first. respectable Venderi Lolidozi who sell it, proves Mr. Prince to oriiinal proprietor of the genuine Russia Oil, and all 4fiers are Coanterfeits ; and any Druggists, Perfumers, Medicine Venders, Hair. dressers; or Travellers, sell Russia Oil, under any,prs fence whatever, that is not Prince's, Russia •Cill; .I'e tors, as *.he:l7 impos, counter Lits on their customers.. • •IT SERVES THE imi ) oi ,- rd:ls Drui , gists`, Perftiniers, and Hair-dressers .bare lost customers +, yselling tuem counterfeit Russiastc. • • .• .-• accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in the edtintry, by inclusing •the amount fur any quantity to Air. Piince, 9,• John-street, Oxford-street, London; will send by return of coach to any part of the kingdom. Prince's Ritssia Oil, and the Aber artiCles;,are so, prepared; th:it it keeps iq all cliniatei, and the older the better. Mei- eis!!"ht and Captain. will find :t a eery m!vaiititemis article, , as most ports are open, dint it is in a very great desnaud abroad. A gaOd allowance fat' exportation, • DERI LITV, sTßicTußp.s. IL7\'C-OURAGED by the trait : stain success at -12,4 tending their peculiar lAethori 01 treating a few preva lent Complaints, confirmed by the experience of many years in a very extensive practice, sensible also of the happy etKicis resulting to the public froM men of p.of:ssional skill'eon fining their attention to a certain clasc of. Diseases, Messrs. 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