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1 - 1 , NINBER 5991] . _.L_ _ 'T ATRE ROYAL, coI;FENT-GARDEN. 'THE ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov.• will be performed the M osical 'Dram of • TFIE KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN. Fitzjames, Mr: ;11..fIsITL (tieing his nrst appearance MI this Stoge) ; Roderik.k Dhu, Mr. YOUNG -;. Ake; Miss PERON. After which will be revived the Nlelo- Drama of THE TALE OF MYSTERY. Romaldi, Mr; AU NT.LE Y ; Frarwisco, Mr. EARLE'S ; !'laces for Senna, t o tss s. BooTH. tiox-Oflke, on at the the Boxes be taken of Mr. 13rand , in Hart-street. • • 4 e 'rie Doors wil l be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play n !fall: past . xe ts.ucs /A .ecoim.pr i ce 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. ..oecoi Cud ` l derY 2S. Secolid.price 13.—t. poet Gallery IS. 6e " - Prite 6d U n r t) , w ueLday, '['he Gamester ; 1 with Paul and Virginia . .— Qr v ! dne sdaY, Love in 'a Village ; with The Pottrait: of Sp o i l - m it tl,s•n Thursday, The Winter's Tale; With The, ikoliaa.-s` ' llll 4.—On kriday The Wheel of Fortune ; with • • le Public are r e s pvdf u lly informed, that Shaltspear's 14` 11 Y Cotiolanus in preparation, .and that Mrs. Sid. will aa the CI • et rot Voluinnia e T UE LADIES, IitII3IIIIDAqIERS,. DRAPERS, ci b „ lEWLLLERS, AND , KIRBY'S Supelior ri o) , al 14 t41 : 41 Proved .I . 4** ED l, E S (ny specia l A p,pinthic9t, t 1 1: 4 ;" "taker to her Royal Ilightlebs the r ti n c e s s of Wales), 140 with that liberal enco nragement his .irnprovernent lAiii,'„ t 'hove article so justly merits, leivedltilly thfOrms the 11 0%j: 411,1 Retailers or .Needlesy that none are genuine but 44I 4 tell u d with his name, and to,be, had at his Wafe r Otis No . . ;46, Cannotitteet, London, by the- Isu 1 .( 4 1 , ot in small neat Morocco Cases, asSorttd with !t the inriderate .pricc; also retail at -most liabettlashers, Dcavers, lewellers, and '.,!)°, Ps, in every Town in the United kingdom. Etp.orlattliboenr.4l AlloWance to Cleillers, and upon orders. it h _--,....„ ...... _ uvEqa, T ---* ESUN--.." , --QMENT FO L R A It.V TAT V IV IjoHNT OF RIGHT. • walker WALKEII, the eldegt,_§ o! . i . ( s )f .. Joh n ..‘,.. thii rci ",`", , r, lat.. of Rowney Green, in the PariSit o f AI . r_ . 4 Pllly ~' 'ilk the 'Count of Worcester; be living, . and will 1 4 11,1 ; ,` Q M r.' Wyatt, at Stratford' upon Avon, in the County Nktlt, -rW ick, Solicitor, he will hear of something to this Ad. , le )• • said ' the . s be dead and at) , 4 0 • k rif the .John Walker, on , - ' Ivlll ril or other Descendant.of his will apply as above, they the c ecive such intOrination. as may eventually . entttle livento the Benefit their Ancestor _would have claimed, if g, I' . tit S6 83 id lip)ln Walker, the Son, if •now living, would be 44 6 years of age. He was apprenticed to a Carpenter,. I l t i ul l tl "ne l . , near Birmingliain where he married, and wr r iit .4 ;1 h ietic e to London about 20' years ago, and it is supposed. 11(4rcioerafte. rwasds went Abroad, as the has not since been .....„_,.......____Ait . Letters are desired to be sent tree of Postage. —__.--. LitA ti ti lt tLo ts TO Is So Go BY t.l at ow' Ott ' Wednesday, the iflth Day of I)veember. ileat, yown: inn, in theComity' ot SO:terser, (ttulcs t at aLY disposed ot by private Contract, in . one Lot), , 1 7, MANOR tni ADVOWSON or wAt4- I;,_ar k(l ::',N, with the Mansion. Law.). ► laut at i ons G lens -11(1 surviry other E:ltate.4 c l lel e - tI tIC R Un ,. 4 t he unt i e '' , and 'r e t ontainTstAin " r e, a oit .."„, fl ared and Sixtec:n Acres ot Ar 4l ) t t soth` r , nod land. It E RS lON in FELL " 4 \s' at ,' ' ''S. held on L e ases for Lives, -situ ,te. in thc.Parishe 3 " )11 Kenn - '-I Irvi very eliKilbalentl'uiepweristyhis situate in a h.eatitiful Cntin. Ij ~'`,l 2 Miles from Bristol, ao trout Bath, I from Prat ' ll - e n " Part of a , ' Bristol Cli.innel tor, a con - The Nloiii,ion.housc is coTpletely iirtlish "esslon will be given on the L osisplasson of the l+ir se V ri Ptive Pattie ' e prepa ring , and stiay be hail of Z I L a Y Soliciut:r"Lsissircoin's.llll:i irldS, ot N'lr. 'Coulson Solicitor -13ristul ot Ageni And Sur've)or, Stolatoo, ~pear ot SOllcktof, tiolltSplll-court, near - -r ; of either of whom Ticketi np ty be tiad tor t ht E tt l t he 4 is sAew MISC. 'all- waLi • w. . k "Ir e 4il Sill URD2IY, NOVADIBER 23, 1811. To the FREE and ,INDEPENDENT ELECTORS -0' the BOROUGH of IvIALDON. IMPRESSE S D %.‘9lll- the most lively gratitude fur the very flittering Support which I received from you, at the two last Eleetions; I feel it w beequaity my Duty abd Inclination to congratulate you thus pubhcly on •the Restoration of your Charter, and the numerous and impor tant Advaatages likely to result fromit., . • I avail myself of this oppottunity also to announce to you, that it is fully my Intention.- to osier rm'self• as a Candidate for the honour of being one of your Representatives in Par-. liament, whenever a Vac - ancy.rnay occur t.and Should - 1 meet with that Success:which the Zeal and former Exertions it • my •Friends, together with Cite perfect Unanimity it Present subsisting amongst them, authorize the to ex pett..yoit,may. rely upon my constant Readiness and unceasing Ellbrts, on • all 9Cosions, to promote the PreSperity of your Borough. • I have thi:lionour to be, • t;entlemen, ' Your most obligzd and Obedient Servant, • (SigriL-d): 11ENIANIIN CASK ELL. Thornes House, Nov.. 4,, • • SHOOTINt; AND WALKING . • . , CIENTLEM EN .will 'find at W. L. W RIGHT's, Nb. 119, Che;6psi.de, an Atticlo unequalled, being made without sewing. in such a' titatiner, that the wet can not penetrate bttween the Uppers and Soles.. -One trial will prove their superiority over those generally Worn, both in durability of wear, and keeping the feet dry. N. 13. Exit6ly opposite 13read.street. j OWES PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH, warranted to wash Ovautitully white, is not only moreconducii , e to health in all climates, but of more clurabie.texture than Linen alone, and about hail the Price. Sold Wholesale, and by the Piece, at 154; Cheapside Haulms, Howell, and Co. 89,1f-Mall; and ho other house in Londou. This Fabric is. manufaaure&with a 'view .for the ,use of Private Fiimilie4 and Home-trade, And the p Proprietor : pledges himself to reimburse any Purchaser who may be disappoint* in the qualities for wnich it is:recommended: MK. LINKS RTON's.cl EOGRAViAICAL WURKS. This Day was publqhed, In Two large Volumes' gto. with numerons Maps, drawn Under the tirettion of the Author, and. forming an Uni versal Modern Atlas, ,price Si. Ss. in boards, anew Edi ,tion Owing tile Third), corretted and enlarged, of • G.EO(4II,APHI.—A 11:scrOoo of the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies Vith the Oceans, SctilS, and Ities, in all parts Of the world ; in clotting the' Inosterecent Discoveries and Political Altefil. tiona. Digested, on a New Plan;• • - By I() HN, PINKERTON. The A stronornical IntrodutliOn by M. La Croix ; trans lated by 'oho Pond, Esq, Astronomer Royal. . To the whole are added, a Catalogue 'of the best Maps and books of rravelsin.all iariguages . , - anthinarnple Index. Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and Long. man, Hurst, Acees;Orme, and l'atemoster.(mv. ' 0 r whom may also be had, • , r. An Abridginent of the above W,rk, tot the Use of Schonts and Young- Peisons, in one large volume , Svo. , w i th fielettion of the inast useul Maps, carefully copied trom !Luise in :the ,quart Edition. ,bite J: bird Edition, revised and enkfied, price ills. bound .EJeoit Numbers of Mr, Pinkerttin's : New i,Modern las, engraved in the size called Atlas, so as,to with the celebrated WOrks . of D'Ariville, and eneravect with the utmost beauty th , r the stato of the Arts ,C 0 ALll3iit • T o be completed, in Twenty Numbers, -2act... containing TitreC Maps, and one p u blished every Twniklonths, price I This Day was published, . In One large Volume,' Odavn; illustrated Iv.' Ten Elates, price 14s. in boards, a New lidition, greatly enlarged .by the Author. at . • PRINCIPLES of BOTANY ond• VE GEIAULE PHYSIOLOGY. Translated' from the German of . 1). C. WI LLDENOW. Professor,of Natural Hisfory and Botany, at Be i rlin. Printer! for T. Cadell arid W. ,Davies, itr the Strand; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. This Wolk has superseded, in Germany, all other. intro.' atittions to Botany,.of which in that country, there are many of long standing and peat reputation. It is not here intended to draw a comparison between' this Work, :,nd the Elementary Treatises on Botany, in our own . Language ; but it may be allowable to say, that ibcontains litany things Which are not in any of them, end, some things which could not be Many Of them`; ,tor instance; an Explanation at' the Phenomena of . Vegetable Physiology, on :the • Principles of the latest Discoveries in Cheinistry,i I t Contains. Sections on the Diseases of Plana, a History ot the Science, and of Botanical Writers; &c. It is illustrated by a Set of P lutes, altogether new ; and there is a Tuttle ot. Colours, with a Plate, ou t ) ' , will be ot essential use •to Students, not of Botany only, but in the other 00 - ailments of• Natural H History.. . . .............;'"........................*R"-- -, . ' T h is ' 1.) a y was published, . Handsomely printed in Five Pocket volumes, with a Por trait from an griginal Pidure, price xl. ss. in bridals, a New Liition.(being..the Seventh), revised and augment. ed, of . , . • . , ~ 171 -HE LIFE of SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D. ... ~. A comprehending an ac count of his Studies, and numer ous %Yorks, in chronological order ; a series ot his hpiatola er»ry Correspondence, and C on v e rsations with many -eminent P sons ; and various Original Pieces of his (.;oulposition, never before published. ' -The whole exhibiting a view of Literature and'Uterary Men in Great Britain, for near halt a century, during which he flourished. ,_ By lAM P. S BOSW I:. I. l„ Esti. Printed tor T. Cattell and W. Davies, Strand. .., .' Uf whoim may also be had,' " - r. The same Work., handsomely printed in Four Volumes Odavo, with a Portrait, price them in boards. 2 , . 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This , Dot,was published, In One large Vulume, Delay°, price r;s. in , boards, a new Edition (being the Fourth) corr e cted, of r -1 4 MENTS of • he PHI I ,OSOPHY of the ' UUMAN MIND. '--t By DUCALD STEWART, , Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University, and Fel low of the . Royal Society of Ediriburg,h.; Fl000rao: Member.of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Pe-. tersburgh, and Member of the American i litlosophical ociery held at Phil,tdelphia. Printed for T Cadell and a %Y.. Davies, in the Strand r and W.lCreech, at Edinburgh. Of,whom may be had, by the same Author, Philosophical Essays; elegintly printed in one Large •lumc4to. pricer al. 25. in boards. _ cAsg. T HOMAS' LAMB, ,of 32 New Newnham. street, Edgeware. Road, was aflatied four or five years with a pustular Eruption,'ilie first appearance of 'which was in his tare and liana, and then it spread over his body, A bout Christmas, 'Soo, the usual periGd of the year when these diseases are always aggravated, the spies of his feet were so coverel that . he - was unable to walk. Minding no relief:from his medical advisers, he applied in lune rt 3 to the D I Dispensary, t 5, Soho: square and ny taking sl) 1., BURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPF,, which be has not.now relinquished, all his symptoms are temoved, and ,his own words are—" I am perfeetly recovereu.'t IJis complexion is: pale, and his stature rms. the appearance of being exhausted by growing ,beyond his strength, and time chief scat 'ut' his' discaSe milted to be u defea in the digs. tive orb; ,as, which were coOsideribly deranged; In ScrQplll.lla, the powers• of this Medicine are most ex. traordinary, and t4e 11L141C10115 cures speak its decided supe,' riority. As there are numerous counterfeits;. please to ask for Spilt, bury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the Kirig's Duty printed in. black ink, in betties of 51. 0+ double bort and larger ml. as.. duty included: Compound Eiswee, Bs. Dispensary; lc, Solio-dquare„ London, • • kL-ANIMATION ! .• • • WEIEN themost iffioortant .ftinefitottvof life are suspended, aildthose-wito are invalidk' by' inheri tance or imprudence, are reduced to the nio . A. , dei,forable state cif N S • Di 11111.3 TY, it is n jc in despair that relief is to •bc found ! ° • • •• TheGENULNE AROMATIC I.OIENGEiorS'riiEL are the hest, it not thepnly remedy, fur this spscies.of tic- bility. When Iverston to exercise, loss or; thiptavi ty or appe tite, and pallid countenance, indicate approachin con:;timp_ lion, the delieate female will be 'preserved and restored to. health and society. ,by the .benigit in fl uence. of this Modi. chic. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, the Ipition,lan4uid, and the faculties parplc;sed, the'e I.oz,mgc-.. wiiF restore health and vigour to this rkbiirtated tr.iine, and ';'-eerfulness and animation to the , Prepared by the soh:- Proprietor, i t P. ethlori, ;11).1 wholesale and retait by /11i Agent, Mr: curord, :it II:, nal Warehouse, rsg, Stranclotear Somerset lionie. also at :11r. Songer.'s ' Qxford.stivet , ILA . bolo ;, and It andali's, 'Royal Exzharni,e, ;. or tour bites in one, for izz.; . ; dnty'includeti. Caution —lt is 'poti4ularly necessary. to observe, that • each box .r 4 signed by . the Prdprietor, I. 1' Seeldup, in his own hand- W molt, without which hone are genuine. • A REAL . THE. A A : I F. 1,4,1 N SPQTIiINc; SYRUP . THIS 'THIS neverAilitig remedy for Childre , their Teeth, was brought. front America by 'a where ititas saved ht,utdredi; (.7,l►ildven.vviven thot:ght past recovery through vonvulsiorut; for in hat fart hoitr tifter using, the child will gradually rccover, being as inivicent as etlica cious, and so pleasant, that no chill will refuse to let their gtims.be rubbed ,with it. . When chldren are tour -months eld.lhougli there is nu appearance of i teetit, mothers rub onehottle of the'Southing Syrup op, their gums, fur, by oening the pores 41'0ot early stage; lint dire oild hun dred will have tits, Or what is termed breeding the teeth in their loins, the cause of so many rickety children ; and pre ! . vents that painful op.eration or l an c i ng the gu n m, , which al ways makes the nett' tooth much liankr to coitie. through. • Mothers otight tleVer;to be withourthe Syrup in the Nursery; f or if a c ilitit wake in the night with pain ulitsguns, it itprOe diately opeilsthe pores, heals the guilts, and prevents lever Or cutlVtlßicpilS. • To be bail of the Propriefor'k I: lohnsortencl Co. 9.1; New. mart•street, oxtiaril-strect ; 41, ; aril by Newberry, and Sons, 4, St: Paul's Church-?aril; . Clark , Borough; Dicey, Bow Church-yard, and 29, Daine.street, Dublin.;. and .hy• all the principal Metlictile Venders -lit Town and country, at as. 9cl. a bottle,. for Ready-money. Cautiou.- lie sure to ask for, lohnsen's and Williams's'u Arnerican'Sbothing Syrup. ,• , N:64'Mrs.'johnsowselieves the Infant l'oor, - as usual, at her !louse, every Tuesday and Satuntay.inoritiug, 4 Jrom nine to ten O'lcck, by bringing a letter,trom a respe . ttable I keeper that they arc real objects of charity. A UHALLENG4.;. MESSRS. :CURRIE ,attel -Co. Siteguatia., Win- in . . his hl jesty's serv'ice,, challenge the wholt: world to prey,: a single instance Where' their medicine and method of cure have tat led of the desired aid. The' pradlice of many yearsin this particular , branch of their prUlcssion,. has not giVen rise tootle unsuccessful tas , t. • They continne to direct their Studies to the treatinent'and cure of venereal complaint:., :Ind thin derangemcNit of the sys. tern, which iS the consequence di, the pernieious lint! wasteful elfeets of a habit :long and most unhappily pumn d by the youth of both sexes. In the one it wilt be flitnid to he the unfailing source of barrenness 'tile other have its savages fa tally developed to them bAla di s tressing state ot debilit) which it not thusly mi•::. richeit, lei - initiates in irnpoten‘e. rive are its remote and oltlenateelfedS. while constiinti tion, loss of muscular power; and variiius ipervoils complaints, usually chara4,teriie Ilia earlier stages ut.tiis it,,ry f persons languishing uti ter the alis.r:rcrs incict , iit to such a habit, their treatment is simple; arid has never plc' at liti,ilL- CesSllll. in the COU r:ie of a long, iiitiorions;and much ex teihkd prailiee• lit themost obstinate and coniplivat..kt , 01 lc nereal infettion, such as obstructions in tlu h smite,)' excreseeflcCs, hard t UntOri, callous uleeta, eruption:,, nat weakneas,•gleetsi as also STKICTURI S, Whether recent ,or of lone, duration, and which have bat tled the skill of other PraMitidners, are by their pii.sent ifil• 'proved plan of treatritent, etlectually and permanently etir:. , t, without the Patient aullering the excruciating pall and alarminghernorrhage which trequently b i llows the appiieit7 tom of the lunar c.tuatle. in the ,Otirse 'Pt twenty year , ' eXtenve.praOice in this tvkttnpolis, nititieroua eaSea 01 Strictures have been and ore daily under. their care, the total er..dicatima of which is eifetted by a safe, certain, and expe ditious rnucledf pra.t.tice, supettor to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debilitk proceeding from th;s coniptaitit ate speedily removed, and tite Patient resto r e d to sound and vigorous, health. But where the debility Batt tar years existed, a proper - perseverance in their restorative re :neatest after the-Stritture has been destroye I, is iittlispettsa 4 bly 4equisite to revive the slumbering sparks ordife- Ant ir t teallitilale the eCitititution, Seveial "NObletnen and'aentlernen of the first respeda, btlity, haVe been under. he care of ,Nl6sors. Currie, and Co. for the removal olcomplaints of the, Utetitra, , Strietures,,ikc. and trasiing,icteived a radical and permanent Cure, reqUest thwt te t erwi ees, )nay be given to Clem, "di satisfactory Cy{ • (Inlets of the detisive superiorttrot 'Nlassrs„ Currie. anti Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had-stric twos f ron t 1 4 to mo years, and had ban, under the Cate Or me s , irs . Itorrie, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal ctn . '. Mince, who attempted the Ciile say else applithition of the Lunar Caustic, withmit suecc.,:s, Messrs. Currie and Co. may b consulrhd by either sex with the greatest' deliCacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-olden— - I' l :nights in the .country are requested to state the-purlieu:. t a rs of their case, age, and general habit of living, itze. inclosing a remittance for :olvice a , id medicines, - when the sable will 4e given or aelicto any part, of the kingdom. — fo ensure that secrecy so essential tot heir undertaking, the post age 01 letters may be added to the account far medicines, oth lune? [PR - IVEN SIXPENC;Ef ALFItNNY, This Day were published, 11 n (1.4) are, y prised in - Oda VOi boards, 129. bY Pftp4sioii, ,t.ho LoriLtlitihop of Ely, A Fifth Volutrieot ANECDOTES of LI'T'ERATURE and SCARCE 800 Ks. By Rev. WILLIAM BELOE', 'Froslatcr ut flerodotos. - Printed for F. C. lt ivingson, No. 62, St Clitircii- yard sold al,' by 1. tga, cif whom may be had, the Four first Volumes' of the Walk, price, in boards, 21. 25.--The Sixth and last V:), lume, with a contpreto Intlex to the *hole; is in great for: wardness. • , , . CHI NlG'sl"4. TEN I: 1..0Z.ENt...t.b. • , "er7VORAIS are the, most rrecitkelit sources of chit, deed's' Diseases. Their syniptoins every Pureitt and Guardian qt Children should bp ti9quatrited with. T11...y oe casion Le.s of Appetite; a Paleness of the (.2?.lottr ot the Face, L nAciat ion, and irregular state at . the Bow,' t t.end ed alter violent Pains; they bring on Convitkions ; they all'ed the growth of the Hedy, and Ahoy . prorre oy end • in} in a' Con sumpti or Decay. Both as a,Prev. !, ta ti ye and Core of these alarming Complaints, the above eiteellent divine is universally allowed, on the teAvdtovvt e t itighesi Charatters in this Colintryi both its raillekiftt , to have no equal. Tkleir..,public: purghtutorioilmt, o the Proihietor, trotit . 3 ot its wontter Fitt 'suf.- cuss in their owit.Fantilies, stamps it ' s merit beyond conipett.l tion, and gives a sanction to it, at winch to) at Medione ottlie.kind can bohst; Parcnts,, vud others who tu i ke . fue Care of Children, should have this Remedy, a$ a Faith{ v "I A dicine tirreSort to; vdienever the Stoma.% or Bowels or Chii dren are any way disordered, wh,icli it will always, be butte tb relieve. - 0 Sold, vt.holesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4i Cheapsid •. London ; and ietakl by most Country Veialer, is Bottle • 2s•• 9d. and ss. 0. each. Of whom may be had, • BEASELEY's FANII L P I,4\IST kit, for the Core of Sore Legs, Bruises, Burns,. Seal..ll, I ittlammatiods, Arnett. IllatlSlll, and Chilblains,' price is. ricl. 141 • THE ROYM, FAMILY, an l Lidit ; ..tiemen of Fashion use the R•USS I 0 I for ululate. ing. the 'lair dressing.; as it keeps the Bair vi it, rural gloi; and strengthens the Curls; it is so y,reat i ; t o r . isher to t,lair as to preyent . its .turning. grey to ail periods ; pc/invites the growth; prevents its falling off, atidiestUrcs it on 'nald I.laces, if the least runtr. • Several Gentisqueri that we:e bald, have declared, after, using :;:e Russian Oil tegularly for six months, the bald plaeeti ,ecartie covered v!ith I ; give it.a bald trial by using it reguliarly fora shirt time, as it ( - mum have the effect it only applies at intervals; promotes ,eye-brows, whiskers, and Will ikrovent wit •: , ;ers turning reddish or grey. it is the:be:sr prtiaaration in' the world tor•preserving and prom, :lug the Hair., In shdrt„ vylittre there is !lair by tia ttire, and ttlas fallen off; by using the Rtistiia Oil regularly, you may rely tin its I)..titsg, restored. Is service ible to persouti wearing take hair, as , it ;{t hi in a' tiat oral I t i s , cwar k e 4, }wising %vearing „tale hair, that after a t' sveat lug, Ir bec , omes drY'atid a i!!' is easily nisen wed that it is false trs.ing the Rustfa Oil whets"dressing it prevents it bein4 s it ileeps tue raise hair and iis.ap,icaratice a natural giriks: .10(1 Go.ittemen who wiali 10prea;rye their !Lir,' nit,;lit to retrain the use bt dillerent pertained Oily, as the acid of tue perruine eatise,; dry olsi to the tiarit, and oectis:on`Sl. it to fall oft; diange odour, and beennte grey at an early age! that is easily proved, the French gentry who are; so par.' ' ti il_to purloined Oils for their I lair, generally bet:nitre grey. ttefore 3n yeara of 'age. That Rusiiia pleasant to use, w'arramed innocent, and a s ure , 00ttri411ar and Preserver to the II 1 a serviceable to use tar children, as it improves OW growth • • Au Officer who was at Ivalcheten, applied to the r (Uri", etor of the liussia•pil, int4rmink hi n that he the , . . _ f to hina its, that place, ! i t s i t r i s t s o i: t (? )t il h a i ir o e m ve ih i a ta n t i i n v n e ( o )ce, t , l : t e e rs l: % e N v e ‘ r • e r lie was not, and which he conceived proceeded trom his ,us , ng the Russia Oil every morning In dressin g his Hair ; several others front dilferent places,. on the Continent dew dared the same itt a serililar way, but the Proprietor thought very little of it, as he had nci idea that an eaten: used tor the Hair could possess so valuable a virtue; hut ut' late an Americo Cap.. thin for a quantity thr .Ainerica, ,wh i n' hint-rifled th 4.! Propiletor, that about twelve Months Ile took some of the Russia Oil with him, which was constantly used for the flair by lihn and his tanuly in Philadelphia, and what wi ls its marks , ie, when most of his neighbours were Ail icted with ilie Fever, Fhe and his family escaped; which led him to linagitte it must be a preventative by his constantly using the Raw : ant Oil, thought astd it t Y his remarks' he was 'reconirriended by hi s ne i g h. bouts to bring some ter them. • Mr. Prince, the originitt Proprietor of the Ma s sie Oil, proper for general good to have the opinio n of the faculty, when the Physicians `gave it opinion, that the in gredients with which the RuSlia - 011 is prepared may prevent • an infection. ' ts;. A Consultati on befween A. Pi:lnca, the original Preprielor nfthe Kus6iJ Oil, and an eminent P y c tiashil7niam , A. Pit'.ltics.—Doelor, as I have how itifortlied you of the ingredients the lkussia Oil is composed of,. what is yourAlpi nittuovfoiltestr,s)rnev.e—rtfinitlge i a t r i o fe n e l l i ii t tisi t t. ) t g is ruo cas ic e at % rthich th 6, ussia Oil is prepared With, and front the qperierice I have of them, think it may prevent iiii:etiontlisease. As for exam. pie, it is well known in Turkey,' hgypt,. and ph aces toi,ject to pestilential diSt'ase, the tircpsrers.of thtie Aromatic Of: by .the,extCthal:Llse, escape Alie worst disease. A t k t N . O --- , t)6.tior, worild jOU believe a lad', has (:c -claot tbit rite she,tiad be,m,atllitted .with rheumatic pains iii her head tialiy fur years, being recommended the Russia () i t fur her hairomitatter using it for a few 111011thtl, in that tang . found the pains . in her head had subsided, anti hearing in: Russia Oil was wholesonte, thought it contributeo o.;•11,4 - r• relief, and to convince hersell , whether it proceeded from the le , t oft* Using it a....re iv days`, when she found the pain return, but again applying the-lt ussia oil, convinced her tits relief proceeded troin its use. -ells() a. Gentleman, who 11.1(1 been often alllkleci with ilteurnatitopains ni his sithulders, using' upodeldpe, and thif,..ront liniments, one night, , v h et , the pain einie ott violent, and liAVing none ot .the aoove m the !mut'' ' . Awl in great paint , thought 01 rubliing in some of the . gu s , i ; i Oit nit Ihe part whe r the pin was, anti I fount more relief than lie ever had done trout the before -mentioned liniments. . . in th e Pity slet A N .—As to rheumatic pains h e ath and other parts, it it dues not proceed from an inward th e external use of the, Russia Oil, Irons ifs aromatic quajity, found ,quite equal to any outward application gene,. rally reCoinitteriiscd in rheumatic rains ; and it is m y opin i o n . that the useof .the H Oil for the air be found•of great benefit, as persons are so liable in' this country of c o lehi ng Ccinsurnphons, either trout I) ineovitti a person in that ease as from cold, arc. as it may pretent tneir taking, tite infectious disease; ther4fore, altl alattgit it Aitrlnta be retort). mended as it cure in these complaints, it 1114 be aUtill ventative. A CAL/ t tort,— The great demand for the Russia Oil, atlti the !not estimation it is held in, induce envious p,r5,,,,h, to copy the Ativertiietnents, and daily advertise new tlisf,:ov eikd tor a similar purpose; it is then..., re particularly rt,Tui l i. mended to ask for Prince's Russia Oil and observe, each bottle has a stamp and I4hel on the outside, signed vvitli Ru a . siah gold ink, . 4 A , lochriktitsity and Prince.'' Any Shop, keepers or flair-dressers selling . Itussia Oil -without that signature are guilty or nlipasitiOil, andsellctb of couilicr tcat, . Sold for 'Bs. or one bottle, containing tour small, at al. • • Of Si X alit(' Ibr SI. Sold by the Proprtztor, A. Prince, No, 9, johnoafgets Oxfurtl-streit ; Mr. Smyth, Perftimer to his' Majesty, N o , v i , Lund- street ; to licr - Citchborne street ; Itayiey, to the I..linee 41 - 14 Liuke an d el'York, COcktipt.lr-sMal 13, , C00, 150, Oztord:streer ; - Da. vista, se, Fleet-street.; R igge, 6s, Citeapsitle ; .!Royal schange; and !nine piust prilictpui Perfumers Medicine, 'V enil‘rs. • Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, Send. inik their orders to any Wnolos4k PerfUlnet6, 4.Ar Alt:divine VriitleaSllit4 deal with in Ltindon, Will receive lowance, A. t 0,4..,: 4 „,..,,.,,,p •. „ 4.:„,,..,,, ,i i i t , _,,v,.,,._, 3 1 - 1 ° 1; -- . SANS PA I • , (U • &ELL, TITEATRE, STRAND, 1.,,, Met the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain). 1. ,,1E PUBLIC are resi r y.:(lfully intortned that this . iht i g t ' k i :lßATK E opened for k the Winter Seagor, on Monday, i lia 'y i nst. and will continue so every Evening as usual, k t , l , t .';' ,l ,.b i e i perfotrited a Pathetic Burletta, with entire new ,ta e d • . , • MARY THE.MAID OF THE INN. : . • Mary, by Miss F. S 11l : BBS. t new Venetian Ballet . Divert isement, called :. t o THE THREE RIVALS. • !Posed by Signor Moriti•natii, front the Opera Lisbon, who will sustain the principal Character. • A new Cowie. Burletta, called i THE. LOWLAND, ROMP. 1 4t5 i , c1 ,•,, lane, by Nlis. (vIINTPN. . ~., iiiiril ivue with (for the 4 th time) a IleVir Comic !rant°- , t t e n , ivitich has been several months in prepar.ition, with - l e Scenery Al usic Dresses, Properties,-&c. written by . " Scott, called ' THE- ..POISON' 'LIME; ) s Or Or HA R L EQU IN IN. 1 A.V A. . w . : ; th F.. will be introduced filteeti-new Scenes, embraci ng l4 l C-1 Y of Batavi a , and other Situations in the Island; I) o (.° F i l r l e c i e l li ) a r : l L; l e n ; - I s a . t large in lills of the Day; , * li oe 'sol , ell •ar 11 il f- past Five, begin at Half-past Six.. • hi t 1 ,.-. 1 ",p• Pit is Galley i s. 7 Se eunti Price at. Half. 11,,, e bnr ~._ sto he taicza Irons Ten till Four, • roes TA, 'FOX HOUNDS.' ' ' , '''LSPOsED OF ISY BB ivAT E CONTRACT, A. c Either together or separate, .eittPlete PACK ref FOX HOUND S ,, ' end et , t. J o t !'kser - 'i' l Leell Horses belonging to the Hunt. .'I he Pur tle an T 3 Y also take to the Country, which is very exten.• b,.. ii ( Et re full of Foxes. ' - "" 4 -11 " t) Y latter,' post.paid, to 1. Douglas, Esq. Ot. ti 4 - °uge Chelsea Kennel, L'or: s" A Niansion-house, with m , Stapling for thirty . ..„ . 1 41 1 'e t 1 `° 4 ol-houses, alav may b e had in the centre of the l:A NZ-C--, .-------- ,I ) A,v i 'v PItOVERTY ENGLISH COVVE I( C9 1% ', 1 ; I NKS COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, PROV11)11NI 0 1:/,' 1 1:FUTION, and WEST MI ODLESEL-P 0 , 1, ! - Woi;'' SHA A `"AD and LIVERP “ OOL 1100.,5, w,vi ,? L It 'BS. • . To BE- SOLD BY-AUCTION, , . 1) 4 v . By Mr. • SCOTT, 1 . : 1 4 Nr,I(TY, By t), - (, at Twelve u'Clock, at the Mart, "' L ASH CO I I"P ' n.i. CUM K ANY, One Hun tq tt ) ( ., lr cd and Fifty 'Shale ' s' in this' Old I...‘stablished Conc . cri .. l 11% -rkr pa ' Eig ht Sh - l . '' , ying ::, in t ,s 1 • . I , l tor, • icr 'ilia.: *clear per Au . , I , : iit s.„l(l)A LE , r „„, ci , , ELLEsmERii, MAL, ikit'r 14 LO, UN - F ) ':J,-i'atte..tl4l) UNIOAN,. WORCES, 1. , - -41.? h and' BLit ICI C' . 1 NI ami :`, ti,liPS DE LA 'l b C-• CAN IN "I tsl'ilr FI 1a..011i. 1 :..:F. l'lW -1.1() l INT.IN -. a " C ' )11- - ' ' 'VII D ' i..1...5i. X., W RTs i . S Pl'l'l '1'101:,, and ‘‘' 1-.) 4 " i) ... ) ii; ATE 4 A ISLAND, and I..W.LALi't)c.)l.., 1, Li . - N rt , it WORK SI , ARES 1 Ruda , u lars at liatchett's lia . tel, Picea... v;• at the -.art i •••::fOilice of Mr. Scott, 5, 3 New.prid4e-strect.