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To which will be added, PAUL AND VIRGINIA. ,„ Paul, Mr, BROADITURSI', Ming his first appearance on this Stage); Virginia, hliss BOLTON. 11 411 i :for the Dozes tube taken of Mr. Brandon , T at the the tops in Hart-street. t ops will be one ed at Half-past Five , and the Play l ot .rialf-p ast si x : ,7,3. Second-price 3s. 6d. 2 - Pit 3s. 6d. 4r,i`a"er.Y24. Second-price rs.—L pin ,. Gallery is. Sc.Seconil.price ofite6. i14 11 , 1‘1 ), (10 Y, Lou 6 in a Village ; with Raymond and „tti C„"il Saturday, Venice Preserved ; with The Poi- Nlonday, The Knight of Snowdotin ; with 'il,p 7ale `t„ ( Mvstery. ' are respedfullylnfonned, that Shakspca re ' s kr: Li ale, aiiil Goriolanus, are in preparation, a nd thatand !. -4°lls 1 ' 16 4 ad in those Pieces the Charaelers 1 He Volurnnia, LPRICE SIXPENCE fl FPI; N ~ This Day were published, In Eight small Volumes, price, in boards, id. elegantly printed on a superfine woven paper, in a unif,rni size with the Publications entitled " Vvillker's Classics,", with Vignette Title-pages. and Frontispieces, designed by IJ wins, and engraved by Noble, rrHE PLAYS of WILLIKWISIIAKSPEARE, L accurately printed from the Text of the corrected Copy left by the late George yob Et:q. with Classical Notes, explaining obsolete fords, or scure Sentiments, and a Sketch of the Life 07ahakspeare. Printed the I. Nichols, and Son; F. C. and Rivington, I. Strekdalei W. Lowndes ' Wilkie and Robinson, T. Eger ton, I. Walker, I. Nunn, W. Clarke and Sons, J. Barker, I. Codicil, IL Lea, Lackinoun and Co. C. Law, I. Deich ton, I. White and-Co. B. Crosby and Co,' W. Earle, I. Gray aid Son G. Robinson, Longman anti Co. Cadell and Davies, I. H arding, R. H. Evans, I . Booker, S. Nester, J. Maw Man, Black and Co. Richardson', Booth, New man and Co.-R. Pheney, R. Scholey, Asperne, I. Paul der, R. Baldwin, Cradock and soy, I. lotinsou and Co. Gale and Curtis ;' and Wilson and Son, York. Of 'whom may be had, lately putil,tshed,' Shakspeare's Plays, with glossarial Notes , neatly printed it) to vols. 18mo. price 11. 10S. in boards. The same Work ma) also be had, elegantly printed on fine royal paper, Nice ti. in hoards. Al s so, ,Tweety Prints, illustrative of various interesting Scenes in. the Plays, of Sivikspeare, engraved by Totrikiits„Cheeseman, Nlvadows, &c. Irons the De signs of rue late kienry Bunbury, Esq. in the possession of her Royal +lighness the Duchess of York. Pubtished ori 'ginally by the late 't' Mackin* The size of rite Plates 'is 19 inches by as. Price, in boards,•6l. 6s, GZNERAL POST-OFFICE, , - • • Nov I 79, t. ihe Penton whoon the Etienine li:fire the Drdw. ing-of the thiebet. Lottery, pnrchased 'at 111, • CartePs: Lot. tery Office, ChatingG'r:ss, three Sixteen:6 Sh,per . ol Lottery Tickett t a,dpaht for thentwilb a Bank Port Bill of )51. will call en Mr. Pathil, at No, 46, Gre.zt Ortn:nd-strert, and o:4e known 6y nvlint be war ernp/'yrdq so that the-Pewit ntayrse. conitra, ke will I,*ctive Retvarial FIFTY POUNDS; and be adtitlttedan Eviditce oftht'Cgaan: • AN IMPOR'f/kNT 01$COVE,RY FOR THE 11.'111.. 15 A " ur.l) th- OCC11114( vines. ,ct Straight Hair the piopertj ut and keeplog the cs.trl ;perk& in ci.:olp weatiier, Toi, give , to the Hair the most glosS .iiiii . its et-P.ls in promoting the.,,y,roA,ll .ire astonishing, as several whn were b.:id; .tota 'nave t4...t.1 tke Cut fluid; have, had the „Hair alinu,st . restored, whets e , hay other means had proved Melt:Aqual. Sold by lames Atkinsoo, Perfumer, No. g, Bloomsbury; also by Mr. Smith, perfumer to 117, Overton, 47, and Turner, 7i, NeW l:nittl„strcei ; ley anti Blew, perfutnea :to the Duke and Ditches, of You:, Cockspur•sti.eet ; Berry,- Greel.-si rect ; ltaiuc, King scree , ; Low, Strand ;,Davison and Son, Fleet-street; ig,g , •, Cheap side;; Giiiding, Corniiill liishopsgate-strr,t ; . must resli4zlabl,: perfumers in, town sod ci,untry, at 3,6 d. .exae.rq dbuble, 6s. the bottle. - :Please to observe, the genuine is signed lames Atkinson on each bottle 11,,F Convnand tf i6t Posbnattcr - GI qtr-f FR I A CIS FR E. E. LING; S,r. • This Day was published, Price Twu-Shillings and St pence, A ,Second Edition, of . AI.ETTEft. to Dr. JONES, on the Compost tiun of the EAU MEDICINALE D'HUSSOII. To which is added, . A Second Letter, with additional IntOrmation onthc same S•ubj,!ct. By I AMES MOORE,. Member of the Royal Collegeof Surgeons, Surgeon to the Second „ Regintent of Life Guards, and Director of the Na tional Vaccine Establishment. . Printed tbr.. J. lohttson, aad Co. St. Paul's Church yard. iMPORT ANT IISCOV.I4.:RY, Swvattive!t Years established, in the tint City in the World ; consequently it becomes a dUty incumbent tni tile Proprie tor, in give it' possible,• a universal whith , he is now endeavouring' o accomplish, at an expence little snout of Three Thousand Pounds a. Year, ny hourly informing and tidurly proving to mankind tit all descriptions, nth those who are tortured with the Gout, Rheumatic Gout, it hen inalism, Pleurisy, liead-ache, bilious .Sielt Astnnuttic, Consumptive, and Bilious complaints, Tooth ache; Pace-ache, or Ear•ac'w,• may bd Cored in a reasonable time by use ul the (WEB I 0:41. 4 N 'ME Di CI N IsS ; and .by applying to the inventor, It, GU EST, Chyinist, No. Great 'Surrey.street,,Blacktriars.Wrike, bet Ween t h e ~'coca of Nine and twelve any,morning, (Sunday excepted,). matt be perfedl v relieved betbre they leavLe. Jinn, which is ,ucit auearnest of Cure, as no em,utic or ftgular praebtioner, ex cept ttiose that pradise with these Preparations, itid ever dare to promise, because net L tug able to St4v,:tli, they would prove, themselves Impostors , and the lame tiucks would "quack so loud as to he distinctly heard al an immetwe justly pronouncing them pretenders only t? filet i• cat K tidw , A op t . VERY SINGULAR CASE. viCER, when in ,the twenty-third year 14 0. had both his Legs shot off in one of our rric eitt an , a / 1:! 1 Engagements. In t his helpless situa d ti a o b n i , e w d l i tl . t. l . ix small Child ren , he is under L''' l ls7 l4 e mbarrassments. Those whose per c ep tions are Cz. , 14, r thefinest teelings of our nature, and who enjoy a relieving the real Wants of suticring Huinaity, instance, have ihe gratifying opportunity of ad. kilid ed ' i t i l t the healing balm. ot Consolation to this severely LAl.eitielpless Gentleman. Nif ;. "el detail of fads may be knbwn by application to wit • o °X . nd , Son, Agents, Bartlett's-buildings, Hol ma • Dona- i, Mil most thankfiliy receive th e 111"4 4111( , • .1 4 Rtiv: v are 'Presented to Lady Dowager W., Hon. Gene. I b ttp t ','l• Dyhe,• Esq. Mr. Norris. William , Sothby, '-iiatts. and Co.) it Cliesnunt Friend, Sir ' Jenkins. a Militia Otfior, a nd Anonymous. GENUINE MEDICINES. • F • NEWBERY: and SONS; No. 4 b, St. Paul ' s Church-yard, London,. or No. 29, Dame.strett, Dublin, Proprietors of Or. lames's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the .Public, iliac in con Se. -titieficc of the• New Duties, the price oft hat' Medicineis 2s. 9d. per Packet, or 11 . s*. 6d. p er Doien, or - it Dozen in a Dottie, 11. 4s. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. Tloc rol lowing are the Prices of their Modicines, (1(416 ncluded ; but those who purchase six, ur inure, will ne allowed thi St:drips gratis. • • . d. s. a. i)r. larries'sPowdet 2 9 Dalby'S CarrniNtive r ,; ou: Anuleptic Pills 46' Strong l'inct, of 4 Ditto Antibilious Pins 2 9 11.uxham's ditto - 3 enalybe'ate 4 0 English COMe a 9 sir. Steer's Opodeinoc •2. 9 Es;:ence of Ginger - ,2 9 Do. ConvulSionOil - a 6 In4lisli's Scots Pills t Do. •Camomile.Drops t 9 '..:heltenharn Salt* ' 2 9 1:-...icliceofCultsfoot 3 6 Ipcacuanhal„ozenges t IO Mr. Spence`', Dentifrice 4 a Dr. SOiander'S 174.:4 2 9 The L:ei.• . :alic•:Sholf . t to' Henry's M ignesia • - 2 6 lozenges of I.3lUts - t to Mated:Mrs Mops - 5 6 (;l;ss s Magnesia - 3t: Spilsbilry's ditto 5 6 Leo's Liniment • - - 5 o Gratips Cough ditto ,r 6 AsthrnatL: gallarn - 2 9 Gieenough's fincittres,t if Tome I ills ' •- 2 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges t IO HoOpers Pills - t • Soothing Syrup . 2 9 AMpieraiioWillCe to Merchants, uc. for Exportation. - . , . GOTF)IC ARCHITECTURE. ... This Day was published, In llo;4aI oaavo, with Ten illustrative Plates, price 15S. . : boards, .., • ' ATREATISE on the ECCLESIASTICAL AR (CIIITIICTURE oftlie.s.llDDLE AGES. : . By the Rev. I. MILNE - it', D.D. F.S.A. Printed for I. Taylor, at the AreliitecAural Library, No._ 59, High Holborn. • • Where may be hid, just published, k An Histerical Survey of the E.;ciesi.tstiest Antiquities of France. with a View ro illustrate the abbe and Progress of Gothic, ArchiteCture in Europe. By' the late l(Fv. G. D: Whittington. . - ' . 411 . wn . , ANNUAL BALI, - • e kit ' 1 SON, Ihne'ne, Mater, frop Ur? I :' 4 '4f c Theatre Op era hot of ho All - 4 qf 'Untry 1). • L. 41i ancjug, and i . m . abnr d t , o .f i'crph, re, ~N.llll4iiiiitornl's 111$ Pupils and the euplie, twit nib A uk e pl ace ~n M )N DAN hotr. N..v LS, at i i , l ll„,lcert Roos,. orotnartial "Had: -s. • cet be opened a 9 uy M r W Lt,', iN anti ti tipl,;,!- , 4l'es, )16 Pupils li), t i •Wil t ick ab. Ins. bd. r.iCh ; Single, 73. To be had 14; 1 1010n. in his ic,idence, 9, Bedturd-street, PtiC rn where nay be nad, his — rreasur4s of 4 1 r, kv Js s . 6d. 114, 11 +11 e , e s ?n's Academy fur Dancing is now open . every riOriv o : ersons of any age may be tnatruaed tire to ' manlier, in every de l iattnent of Dancing, adapt tv ii the Stile or Bali- Ito4m, t), l - ' l7 g, ca Pit 'le4 3d Edition of the Analysip of Country possialc be delivereeLt Monday,. the zstli .It o 3 . %a tlc iTlkienet of the delay occasiime.i 6) the great .14- • 11 4 4 w/emetics whi ch have taken place in that 1 , ,, T His M —''"'"..........•••.M0.r......dr1.;••......40Mii.•••.0gnv.0.?....r0.r..... — . tiIIESNI4I7I EST I'S ROYAL LET rE a 5 PATENT. 1-440C,C11)411S (Visible or Invisible) to prevent F L , .0 and FoUli-Wiik • I„,.,"AGF,s . Is from Tw t4 Pe ' ci' ve4 bt4% • t satisfa&nry Answers k 4 ', Iv, th em vl!lgs, and the most ~C:. 1 )0 , 3 , „.., . .K. 1 . N e1l at the Office s lot granting Licensel, Cornhill, London. k,, , 0 . I,=lit.ad Alley Chain , _. m, a Gig on F r nt,ty " if (),:. Horse will . c let oti Ire \.,,,,,........10.:(...__.:t0ck, ill Nti-Mall. • W, ~' elli rl i-„IvION Ey MATTEI2. ;lion,. MONEY I kti , 1 0 , n ` y i u 4 r , rifiin g or.procra i s n tr o . es; /I or any other . 11, i t> ': "..1 annl y ° nT l ar t in:r it s v tli n t c at ( 4 ol t l o the eireturistances of to k n P Pl r Y:u " ' ir - 14 1 1 : 1 7', r ii ld , 4 ,1 1 18 SPost• paid) to Mr. Roberts, 24, 0)1 eti ar..,er. 44 ; 6 , k ; ittkrs himself that any Money Business he is un -1 c '''•-.,,,,.. „,„5... tL .....___ 0t . se do . ne by any' other person. ' .....--;----,- I'''()llVER'S GENERAL CEMENT,. l tilS . L OR IRON GLUE.- t ic k tinft :FtY extraordinary Preparation cases in which . will s . be . , It 't u ott l et r no- utmost importance in al l' ladhesive, 3 lik:''' ti l* additional use al' as it s etll4 r . fr.eted eith er out L property of being utast ,- ~_ Blue kli,il4lp,rll,,luisittre. In a variety of others, to "0 10 , 1 0 8 11 e. itt""iiiti r t „""ble, thN cement will be found highly e k tk Unly i : tile ladies it will proveof great domestic utility, toa wif "' restoring All kinds of broken. glass, c . ni be , 14 411 114 fieai r , e ? il ibrY. • &C. to their former uses, but , m o o _ .. ti o „ - Atit,„',Y etnployed b them in their fashionable c , t c l' tt r • st lks "Lint timir iwn shoes withollt their incu r ring • -'.. i 4'44;it riot rums, and i with the..,-. , yanta,'gri of their wort: diet.- i ► bottle ample til lilti lc ," wilt' w 9 or damp. Wit ti ‘ s*:.4 I . - • anti the S,h t vo lt , be given for the manner ot using it, k II „ uses to Which it may be applied: . C: tt e and No e c:e.a)poilitinent, whole.sale and retail, 1?)' — lll • ••:: S7i Bond-street, in.bottles Of :23, , 6d. l i tsl , l U(' 1 54 ' II- ' , Y I I l'H'S • tOMATIc siEn. i11..45, N ki reiilo rs c .. , . Al . ail... Nervous Com. 1 , 111 4 (. . , 'tidiness, I . ainting*- - r t e en vot Debility, Lots of . I •lc e i 1.14,s oinpiaints, Sze o ne in the Viscera, P '' PILLS - d from i Receipt of li tlit ili Oat n - are P R.: P are ' tiler ciao r 1 114 1 , t: —r- HUGH sNI Frii, and rieed no o . toi t t o l kel:u,ay, were found' b !inn, invariably suc.cessful and ail ti t t i it,'!' . ,antl Cure of the y above Complaints, a.P. „ .i nk ‘ent on -Debility or . Laxity . of the Vessei, : I ‘ l ' W 1 ' ' ' • tl (iii 4... lolesale and Reta i l b Roberts and Chapman , , . 4 , , 4 ., ~, y • t 1 (‘%. 7. k.orhhill 1 ndon it u , h ut Y bacon, is() OxtOrd-ttreet ;, W a rd , loss , Ali, t ‘ . _ , A_ __ , i4Ole Yt:llt)leslle32:tritosi..; - '94 41 ro Hern ' ' t Gilt, 52, , „ Ls .er s-stree ; Lltaring-G i b oat WWI tor iss. ~ 1 1 , ....................1;..... 1 . 111 , J , , 1 . 11EN RE-ANIMATION I n:....5. 0 ,- e i lif e ! tY,Y brt OK: most important I uricti...t7 1 I , „ or ' ' 4 l. ) ended, and hose who arc invalids Dy 1 t i,' iit .I.llllntidene are reduced to the most depien,laalet 4 'ilit" k • it VOUS - D ; BILITYt it i 6 liit in de - pair .ti aid ll t , - t) he tut I . I ' I 1 k 1i t4 4 11 ,, N -. YIN"'E t "AttomAi'ic 1... ovEo E S of . ST,. O E r ( f ia t . . J , Ail:: it not the only reinedy, tor tl.is ... e. Ilk,: Out ",e„ri V , erlit 'tit° exercise,. loss Or doptilVlty of apt! , 1 Il ti? Ili . r. `" 4 romit . cminee, indicate appro.idnin, con-ump. I ti t , 1114.14.41icate .icliwie will be` I,le3erved.unt re: s • o rs l r 141 Winn t.lietYt. by the benign iiithien. ,of .t1u,5.,.Nit....1,ii.. VIC" li ) • tin y. bpark Of life begit,..i to v , i''.' ,11,1 'i ''''' '-'" 4 i rttt nr ", l ( l . and the lacultits par;•• :1 , iliele '"'g e l l • ' l l4l -e uv• 1 411 •i t t h• .) iii.n...d 1.•••!14 , •:i 411 - . t, tii. . 11 1( v Four 0 t e - . , 11,h:1)4- eft t,dial animation to t.O Li Ai • It tit , ts,, , 1 uy tile u . ,i e pr ot r i ~ , ; , P. Seddon, and soil ~111 e and r • -') ' . . . • r 4 -it the 1 . rrli-i. Breit -etsili by his : .. t ~ r. tali 01 . ' pct -10 (15e • - -' . Ilotlse . 4 ,.. Au 41s . .. 1 01, Sttipltl, t.:: :I ~umers, t ~ . xs . idui, .. tZ; t-14 t o t at Mr. Sany4ers, ')d. , , , tiect , " ir .r . bbx ; C l !,r bi,„, 4 9 411 '5, ltityai t.x , . tri,),,,.. 1 '11 , :e 7s. PL ~ 4 4 1 110,1 ,-- ; 11 one, for 22.$ I. . it., it , .t.' i + , , 1i1,,. 41 i i 7 ., !J ii patti.:4l.l.l) e. e... •)- .0 ..)I)St.::' , 4:, ii t t . ; , : 1 4 ' , Pled by - ii3O 4 )1. .i. I ' • '-•.: .1 ' ' ; - acr„iiig. v. ','""' ' ' 'l' , '"c "..' ""t". This. Day was published, • In small Octavo, for a l'u,..ket Book; neatly printed by Ben .. itch price 7s. .t,!wed, or if, boards, ‘ I I7 I A B LES it* the PLIttC HASiNG of ESTATES, I F;.-enolcf. C'opyttOid. Annuities,••& , .: and for the renewing,ot: Leases hei,4 ',litter Cathedral Cltu,r,:bes,, t:,•lieges, in • ther fOr Terms . or Ybars cttr_ tam, antr tor Lives Togerneor %vial .ievero 1.!• . •ii: and inte !Attu 'raffles. c> meet di ; .•!'t, iiie .. , tiso the Five . rabies of (-'f) •,•,,und I nteres . By W. IN WOOD, rci.iteet and Surveyor. Printed tar I. Caylor, at the A,cliiteetnral Library, No. 59, liigh PRACTICAL RCaITECTURE. • - This ray ,vere,pUolislted, L legantly ~o i. got y -six Plates, Quarto, with Ex planations, .prise 2t. 2s. talmy, • Nao s ? r E is ß o :\ l e t i) D e ‘ . l .le N n i s S io H , I v N e 9 Vestibules, e llp it i O s Q l li c S a ; ses a 1 - Yrcouns , Doititoirs, Liorii,ies, and D ra wing.lkooms . ; we'll Weir Doors, %Viodows, Chitttncy.pi. es, and dther nishings, to a large Sealo ; and the several mouldings and coliices at full :AU : snevving their Construction and rela tiiie 'Proportions. To which are added, Sonic Designs for VOL v 'Ariet Porticos, with the Tt ulec far drawing the Columns, ace. .sit•largo. !lie whole adapted tor the Use and Direction of every Person engaged in the praCtical Parts of truticting., ' , • I.,POCOCK, Architea. Printed for I.Taylorat the Atchiteetural Library, No. sg, High. klolborn, London. Where may , be had, Nicholson's Carpenter's Quide, Quarto, Seventy-eight Plates. iss. bound. . • Nidiwisonis Caipenter and Joiners Assistant,,c,)oartq, Se. verlty=iiine P :ate,. A new Lrßtion. it. Is. bound. NtchOltion's Instructor is the Five Orders, -Ottavo, .For. ty.one tiates, A new Edition, augmentzcl. 'es. bd. bound, ARLFIITECTURE. pay were published, Elegantly, engraved kn Aquatinta; on Thirty-two Plates, Royal Quarto, price al, in boards, DLANS. and VIEWS' of DUILDINGS, exe . . cuter: in England, and Scotland, in the Castellated and other Style's. , R. LUGAR , Archi t ed . Printed for I. Taylor, .at. the Architeaural Library, No. $ 9, High 'Holborn. Where may pe had, lately published, • 1. busby's Designs for Villas and Country Houses, on (sl.ites, , Quarro, rt. ss. boards. a, ll t sby's I)ess. , ..irs for Modern Einbellishments for I.old ing Doors, Chininey.preees, Var,ludas, ege. 25 Plates, Quarto, coloured_ xl. r Is. 6d. • 3 , •Aitteu , s Designs fqr Villas and other rural . ou,inljogs, 31 Plates, Q,uatto, „it' t lb• I. Dearn's Designs fr Cottages and rural Dwellings, 20 Plates, 'aro QuArto, . Dearn's Designs for Lodges, Entranees to Parks, &lc. o s. Plates, large Qpaito, Ifs. 6d. 6.• Pocock's Liesigns for rustic . Cottages, ►picturesque Dwellings and Villas, 3,1 Places, iL i :is. 6ii. Lugar's Sketches for Cottages, rural Dtvellings,4C. 38 plates, Qtrarto, rl. r ts. 6d. .• 8. Lugar's Designs for Farm. Houses, Farm-Yards;Dalries Cottages, &c. zt:Plates, Quarto, ii. ss. • • • 9 . •Laing's toc. Oweilings, Cottages, Villas, &c. 34 Plates,,Q,uarto, 11. 55, to. Tod's - Plans of Hot-Houseti.Green-Houses, Conser vatories, ecic. 37 Plates, Fuiio;coioured, '2,i. as 611. . . • ,CAUTION, I, T;RIOGE'S Celebrated Magnetic Razor Tablet, Pa tronised by the Dit,tinguislied thong') sanction of his Royal Higli i nesS the 1 , 1(INC. E pr civet bial eXCellelK4 01 thiq Invention,. whlcii ‘viii'keep l'„..z,ors in a constant statoot efficient R epa i r f o r Twenty N'ca , s, withour the, aid of a Cniler, tiffs excited a 'narked and poiiited jealousy in t he nirod of one of 0111 last rate Cut ierti 111 1...011d01i, who has deSCelltiC.l to a con teii,ol attempt. .it opposition and external imitation, wlin,ll needs only to be sten to prove its in asignzoritiT ca abletoce, enbe a comParison with l. T. Riggels -Magnetic R ing diartictrically o pp , ,iite• to its use and etl 7 .:ets ; I. T,- R. fitventor u; the caPiet, grateful to the Publi him. c fur their very 6uppurt intl,:ueouragerneht; cinisiders self imperiously'called ui)ou to assert, in oral it to prevent Opposition, toe Ins Aspetit: Tablets have been constantly, ;pet, will continue to be , sol d with Siozhure and num and - r/crekl itutl Ink ; only are his genuine , x',ll,inut.itt it!, and Melt are appointed to be Sold by one or or7e.!eNseet,abie Agents ih every City itotil7 Town. through• out the United Kingdom, pricii 7s, 6 , 1. ; also l a:newly fn. vtrile4'fiat-irtipo“ entirely colginarprineipes; o f Va• rioi.Wslzia, front is . . bd. to 12$. each, at his Wady:lus s, osi Cit.; tpsde, J od s z, • earli.-strcct, rusvitibt. sq uare Mag netic Icazo; •trop Composition, of two qu,aliiies, ,3*. 6d. g , bo Shaving Paste, for portatilc and . 2i. A Tablet for Penknives, Ss. sae • r ,z,,t, a r.trttellr .e 1 on the aignetie 71'.abhit without wt, it porch.tse is made of eitlw Strup,or jablet, and ,lone) rcturriedi it petktt sstadalon'lslu4 Tcl. 14,X0.N,.A.pothecary. SI R, • Take the • earliest opportunity to acqua int y ou, I • 1114 I have received the mast wontierl4l benefit from the • use ut your Ol X.Ors.'s' ANT 181 LIOU PILLS, ;‘ , litt.ll,l carried with tnc to I amaica, and all thoSe,triends to Whom distributett tht".'rn.have experie.nceci the smite salutary benefit ; tney declare - tkein to be the best Mediane ever used in that Countrylor Bilious anti other Complavitt. • . lu-1 10014 4. Ate the wales 01,1;everal I.4)diast arid Gentle. Mit who have received the utmoSt rc:iet from your l)ixon's Mull): hums ; Taylor. - Wil. 'idol Shaw, Lmi. KinKston; (filth; Mr. Wondtllt... SI/40101 Tobvn, ditto; W. Hamilton. Esq. Savanna IA Mar, dit. to ; I . s m ith. Esq. Old Ilatb.,or, dirro ; G. Aliston;ditto Mr. walker, Port Siorant, ditto ; 1. Paulittsoo, list). Salt River, ditto; Mr. Millens, ditto ; 1., Burn, Esq.-Savanna ; P. Polack, F.sq. ditto; Nits. Oliver Goldsmith . King. ston, ditto; Mts. - Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodri4 Spa. nistt Town; with many other persons of the first respecta bility. • - Sir, tour most obedient Servant, THOMAS liA It ROLD, of the ship Ganges. • -- July r, rgit.',•- • • Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Cheap iitle.;.corocr of Paternoster..rowi London; Sharp and llelain, roitsmonth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port. Sea; ann and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and • Jacob, Sheerness; l'et;k, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; licot land, Cook. worthy; Nettleton, and Gilbetr, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co: ; liillinge .and Lathbuly, Liverpobl ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ;. 'lstewman, li):etcr; Smith, Manderton, Itcaburn; Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh, Baxter and , MDonald, Glasgow ; Hulgen and,liarty„ Bristol ; 4tevenson and Co. Norwich ; Svonted, hehester ;•and - retail by - moat COuatry Nledicine Vemtetb, iA Boxes at 2.5, gd. and Os. each. EKON! .INDIA-MACASS,AIt. OIL, Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the - Princess of Waits anti Duke 01 Sussex, stud most of the Niability, • MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. JH virtues of this OIL, extracted, from a tree 'in the islanctof 'Nlacassar in the Ear,t IndieS, tare'lar beyond eulogiurn for increasing the Growth of Hair, even on Bald Places, to a beautiful length.anci thickness ; prevent- . ing it falling changing colour. In Pressing the Hair `this Oil is pre.eininent for strengthening the curl, birstoiving an inestimable gloss and scent, rendering the hair inexpressibly attradin,t, promotes the G rowth of WhiirkerO• Eye-brows , Ike. In fine, it is the first Produetiori in the World for restoring and beautifying the mar of Ladle's, Gent Oenl.m, and Children. •. Sucri celebrity has it attained, that it is daily honoured the , sanetions of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, and Public at large. 11 'is innoxions and stilted to all climates. • Said at 3s. 6d. ros. 6d. and large bottles, containing 0;11 sinall, at r I is. each, by the PrOprielors, Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, !Litton-'.:Arden ; and by A ppoin tme by Mr. Sitiyu , , Perim - tier to his Majesty, 117, (;at and 'Pierce, 57, U. Rigge, 35, 0 v‘lton, 47, Tartlet, 75, New bond-Strert; Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Nlajusty, Ticlibortie• Street ; liByley and Blew, Perfumers to .the Duke and Duchess of York, and Ptinceatid,Princess of, Wales, Cock. spur-street ;, R. Rowney, tab, Hatton-garden ; Oldfield, Little Qtleen‘street ; Berry, 11, C reek.atrcet, Sotto.; Low, 330, Strstid I. T. Rigge, 65, Clicapside, and 52, Park• street ; Jones, Apple-tree--Ward, st, James's ; Iltirgess, - Cursitor.street ; Johnstone, Greek-street; . Pahl, Butts, and 'Co. Three.king.coutt, Lombard. Street ; Barclay and 'Sons; Fleet-mark , ' Davison and Son, sy, M amass, 'B6, Cryer;9B,lfleet•-street ; Sowerby, itarilinlontew.close ; But ler, - 4, Clieipside , how. hog, Walker, and 'Co Blackman. street, Borough ; Dicey and SUttot), , litiW ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, Newb'e.rry miff Sons; .15, St; Paul's Cliurei-yard ; West and kead, - Gracechiirch I,treit ; Hard ing. and•co. 89, pall malt ; Rattle autlCo. 25, t‘ing-street; Covent•gard • -en ; Thorn, 45, Bacon, 150, Will son, .171, Grange. pKtord.street ; Lein:fiats, 47, Ambridge, Woodman, Piccadilly ; Bolton and Tu r a, Royal,' Ex change ; 162, itorch-street ; Overton, i 7, 80. rough H i gh-street; I:rtmitand, 156, Wharton, 56 , Bishops gate-street ; 179, Shoreditcli ; linty, i. 45, Sloane. street ; Day, 7, Varvel, 25( Vickery, 6, Tavistock.street ; Keith and Co. s*, !le oguut..n, "33, Haymarket • Perrim, alf Southampton-street, Covent-girders Sizelanit, Vcre-sticet ; Taite, Candid! ;, Mellish, City , ltoad ; Martinis,, Culeinan7 street ; Broad, Brutett•strret ; Pearsall, - t3 r, I ligh album; Bank's,- Welbeck- street ; Webb, New Stir ty. - street Baker, • Nlount- street, Laniberh ; and by all Perfulners and Medicine vesters in every Market - f 0 thrtv. & fiout the United Kingdom - servile ‘ltititations, as tilt: genuine MacasSar Oil has the Signatures of the Prc ietors ) A.,Aosvisikd'And Sun," HE . ROYAL, FAMILY, Ladiei and- Gen. tlemcn of Fashion, use the It USSIA 0 - 1 L tei'moiaten• ing the Hair. when dressing; as' it keeps the flair of ha na. tural gloss, and strengthens the Curls ; it is so great a non.. to air as to.prevent its turning grey to all periods ; prornotes the growth, prevents its falling Off; and restores ic on baldlitees, if the least roots. . ' Several Gentlemen that were .balrl have declared, after 'using the Russian Oil regulally for six months, the balti places became covered with Hair; give it a fait trial by rising it regularly for a short tittle, as it.eannot have the etnet it only applies at intervals ; tiroinotes eye,brows,• whisker::, anti will prevent winskets rup,ing reddish or grey. it is the best preparation in :he World for preserving and, promoting the ! lair. s In short, where there is Flair by na-, ture, and it has tallen cil; by using the Russia Oil regularly, •you may rely on its being is serviceable to persons wearing false hair, as it gives him a natural .gloss; it is ge nerally retnarked, persons wearing tale hair, that after a short time wearing, it becomes dry and stiff . , is easily discovered that it is false; by .using the Russia Oil when dressifig, iC prevents it oeing discovered,. its it •keeps,the false hair sot . r.,;• anti Us appearance a•nalltrift Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to preserve their I 1 fir, ought to retrairt-the use of 'different perfumed Oi!s. as.tho • acidef krertumecause dryniss to the Hair, and .a..casions it w fall o.it, i.hatige ct,lour, and become grey at an early that is 041) . proved, as the French gentry who are so pH. tial to perfumed Oils for their' Hair, generally become wey Ware ;a years of e t ;e. The Rnssia Oil is pleASitllt to tiq!, warranted innocent, and a sure nourisher and preserver to the Hair. • is . serviceahle to use for children, as it iniproves the grow t . ) AA Officer whit Wai at Walcherell. applied to the Propri. Our of, the Russia Oil, informing him that he thought the ()il a ptevenrative of the Fever to him in that, place,, a) most of his companion Olhiers were afflicted with It, hut he "as 1101, acid which he conceived proceeited train his tisrig, iii.: Russia Oil every ;morning in drcssiag ins flair • severat oneis from dittitrestt places un the Continent declared' tha .satne in a similar way, bar the Proprietor thou, , ,ht very little of it, as he had no idea that an article used for the Hair, ebti.il possess so valuable , ' virtue but of late an American L'ap. taut applied tor a tinantiiy fur America, who-intormed the ;1) 1 %)1u:tor, that about twelve months he r:if!k some of. rite RUSsia Oil With hint, winch. was constantly: used tor the !lair by hint' and Inis rarhilY in • Philadelphia,. and what was re.: marka:ileov hen 111o4t of his IleighbUt.its were a fflieted with !trite Fever, he avid his family escaped, which led him to it must be a preventative may his con4rantly using ttrt It its,i4 Oil,'and by liis remarks he was, recommended by his neigh. boors ro bring some for them.' Mr. Prince, the Original Proprietor of the Russia Oil, thought it proper filr general good to have the opinion of the faculty, when the i 4 hyaickuts gAvd it iiipi h ion ' t h at t he gredients with wh.clt the 4ussia Oil is prepared May prevent an infection." A Consultation between A. Pa ;Het, the original Proprietor ortile RtlS4ia Oil, and an s.ithineut Puy sicin N ' • A. PR INce..--.Doctor, as I have now iiitorin,ll you:o'Thu ingredients the Russia Oil is composed 0, - what is your opt.. mon ut its preventing infectiousliniease PuYStel A tv. —Tlnt.arcunatic ingredients which the Russia Oil . is prepared with, told from the experience I have ,at them, think it may prevent infectious disease. As for pie, it is well knotvii ; in 'l'm key, : Egypt, itntl places subject to pestilential disease, thePpreparers car these-Aromatte by *tie exteinal - e , ,cape. the worst disease. ' A. l'R yuti believe a Lady hat; de.. claw(' to me she hail been afflicted with rheumatic pains in her head d'aily , for y,ir6, being recominthuleil the lt tiSia fdr her hair, and Alicr a itrg it.rora few nitinths, di that tine: futind the pains in 11.,ad had sitnides!, ant item ing the Russia out was Wholesome ' thought it contributed to her tell, f, anti to con vineelielsellwlirther it proceeded from the Oil, tent oil using* few days, when she found the pain .return„but again applying ,t he IttlSSia Oil, convinced her the relict proceeded from its use,—Also a Gentleman,' who had been uiten afflided with rlielAniatie pains in his shoulders, using opodeltioc, and different liniments, one hidlit, W 1,61 the pain came on violent, and' having none of in the house, and in great pain, thought of rubbing in some ut . the Russia Oil uncle port where.the pain, was, and found inure relief than he ever had done twist tiie heline• Meat !Oiled . . . . to rheumatic pains in the .he a d and other parts, it it does not proceed from aninward cause, thq external use of the Russia Oil, from its amniotic quality, wilt be .tourl quite equal to any outward applii.atuni gene rally•leconimended in theuniatic pains; and 41 is, ii V opinion that the use of the Oil for the Clair will be found of ;,eat benefit, as persons are so liable in this country of catering Consumptions, ;niter trout lying with a person in that, dilt. ease, ti , (4lll.co„id, &c. its it may prevent mi l ; taklng the dis . cae theref)re, although it cannot be recom- Mended as a cure in these complaints, it may be found .4 pre. A CrAUTION.—The great demand fbr•the Russia Oil, And the high estimation it is heat in, induce - . envious p4solis to copy the Advertisethents, anti daily advertise new utseoverte s tor a sinlifar purpose; it is therefore particularly recent Mended to ask for A'rince's Russia Oil : and observe, each bottle 14's a stamp and label on the outside, signed with Hui shin gold ink, " Mochrikufsky and Prince.'i - Any Shrip, keepers of Hair-dressers selling Russia Oil withnut that signature are guilty of imposition, and sellers of counter feits. Sold forls. or one bottle, containing tour small,,at IL 2S, or six ditto for Si.: Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. - 9, lohn.street, Oxford-street ; Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to Ins May: sty, New Boild.strtet ; liendrie, to her Majesty, T itehborno.st reel hay icy, to the PiinceAnd Princess, sntl Dose and Duches i of Yule, Cotitspur-street ; ihicun, tso, Oxtoi.i-strect ; 1)4.. vison, 59, Pit:et-street ; Rigge, Os, elleaptiide; Bolton, .1' u t, Royal hxchange ; and by the most principal, l`trittincrs and Medicine, v enders. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers sent!. ing their m orders to any Wholesale.Perfuer,s, et IYferticing Venders thoyi deal with in loalition, will 'I2CCIVC liberal al ,