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"isal long-established reputation of these Cakes having in. ,t many Person;: to counterfcit them, those who crake nZill• ate requested to take notiCei that none arc ;t1141.11.1 :E5t .. W11.4 have cpgray,:xl Label pasted on each Cake, with triziz woras, " By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shining Liluittrlll4kini, prepared by Win. Bayley, the Pat en te e ,. end sold by Bayley and. Blew, .C.ocksput-street, London i" where large Allowanee is made to those who Oly them' or Exportation, or to sell again, with a liberal DiSCtitillt to such c24antitics.tbr Ready Money.' N. B. The Bills of Dirartions are signed with my name, w. BAYLEY. Many of the counterfeit Cakes, nearly resembling the true ones - ,in app:arance, may be di'scoyered by my Name on the Label being dit*rently spelt, or the word (ash or (as fur wetly) inserted before the 'word Pi-zealed.. . . . 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The e1,...-itt.-.1.1),:ttrq1 . 141(3 ,of • 1140, I..lJes;y, OA ciiif.:“.:llt Bran d ies o r t h t .knoAlimity, Arid - 11-adkg bf itlae - srst rank ilPii ashiout it iL.!) 6 9.(LJ. yT'" '4 l Iticiellty i)fit4biiithocl, in the optition of a rtiSccriting "itlilic, the oecided sutler:ority uf Atelier an d-. l i antr ,k?r,:tieJt , itool:ibri and • Tittib ihe t 1., , gold 4nd silver Chambarty tor enitalltv4c*.., Torbans, - & , :, to render s t nanecosa ry Or that tit,pet,!o reply -re, the :1 dv;:itisetirents of othaii whose shi c t.'preteostrin to tko Trode is the Copying , of click Piloyorkiieuxilts.. . . . CAUTION. "Pendently fifth:, gratid desiaeraturn of fitteliijr, this If..lition has it itecidrd supertority over the other, in the infe rior points of tit LC, typography, anct.cngravings.; the of which are eXcented in a style wllith•does grc.kt hoiiour to the two Artiste, anti are imjen 'better; (with the execlition v of two) than the Plates annexed- to the .French udition.P Anti -Jacobite Review, Sept. 1:: -,, were pueo,ticti, • Pri'de 4s. id boards, or 41.` 63. btund, 'T"HE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOST. _ TI ON ; 'containing VraCticaUnitruelions On writing the English - Language with lierspiuttity ,and Elegance, and desiped, in the privress of Edtwation., to succeed to Study u'l the English Grammar; and dlrthe Latin .and Greek Cl4silcs. • . , - • In the Press, and speedily wilt b: publislic4l, in Q:;.:: in, Au entire New Work, in Two Yarts, price One Quiil:ae44;li, • in boards; hot-vresed, its. 6. entitle, INDIAN CI4R(*OLOGY DEVELOPED, and .I. A GRANINIAR 'of the AIMED' EAST INDfAN DIALECTS, commonly called MOORISH,, with Dia. logues on useful subjects, as spoken in all the Eastern Cowl rues ; being the most copious Seteetions, at Calcutta, , •. By Mr. LEBEDEFF, that has ever been offered. to Europeans. The - Gramin'ar, advertised to he ready fer delivery on the Toth ultimo, is unavoidably postponed to the zoth' instant, and due notice will he given when the Chronology will be published. • , iVhareas, Archer no ll:taglitort have been credibly in forthed, that i:sseat Many rriple in this kingdom are now, and have been for some time past, manufacturing and selling poplins and Tabbineti, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the. name of Archer add' fratighton:i Manufactory., with a view to discredit and-iNure thei r ! House, and a gross imposi. tiara on'ehe Public in gencral'; they are deter Mined, 'as tar as ties in their powers to prosccitte to conviction any person or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their manufacture, that was not aCtually , bought at , their liaise.; They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen. try, that their Warehottie :is stocked with a grouter v:..riety 21 Mourning Goods than is, to be found in any other House id Town, which they am enabled to sell (for ready money) at prices much loWer than they can' be had elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufaiture : —they consist of white and black Boinbasins, . Chamberry Mitslins, Cambric Sarsenets, Raidimores for Widows , - Armozlnes,- dress Bar.. celona Serge's, Lutestrings,- CyPrus Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs,.tombazets for Servants, &c. also a great chalet:of. Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarseners, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide Poplids of a superior quality r . at 35. , 6d. per yard; Velures, dbuble black Serges, and. rich .1 mit Tabbinet -in different Patterns - ; plain, cordeJ, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Gentlemen who Oways Wear black ;- they never grow lusty or greasy in wearing, :being of the 'very best triple dve. No second price ever asked ter any article bought at their House. - • . . Ladies own Spinning mantiftietured into Poplins or Tabhiotts ; Tahberays tor . Furniture of the ditierent fashion able Colours, utanutactorcd ou the shorte4i Merchants auppliett to any amount. The Grammar comprises all the Parts of Speech. which distinelly arrangettaccotdin to the liralimenian System, Rules, and Idioms, and, explained hi so comprehensive a manner, that by the study of this Work alone, an European resident in India, may. with certainty-be enabled to-converse with. Indians upon the most important subjects, with a.fa cility nOt . tribe :to:i:hod from any . of the formv . confused and erroneoUs.Publicattons of the Grammars, and Dialogues cal led Moors, or MOOCISII. _ _ . The Author, therefore, respectfully solicits the Officers in His Britannic Majesty's, and the 'Honourable East In dia Company's Service, as well as the Public in general, to favour him with their Orders, addressed io Mr. I.thecieti, No. 3, Warwick-place ? Bedford-row ; or 'to Mr. D;•bratt, Book stl ler, Piccadilly ; and other principal Book ~ t 1 lers. spe cifying rv w h icb ,of the two Parts (it only• one they require. MaturethMature mut Conrents of the phronology, and of the rinnmar; are more - particeiariy . cxyla;ned in a - Prospelus. which. may be had at Itio. 3-; _ Warwick-place, price One May tr, By DAVID IRVING, A:M. • The Elementary - Mirk hire addieSsed to the iintine Of the Public, is intended for the perusal ,of Persons' whoSt critical studies are itr their commencement, or, for the young Students in our English and ClasSicat Serninaties; who, having per , teded themselves in the EletnentS of Glitintror, wish to at:, quire a taste for the Beauties of 'Composition. To Persons engaged in adivo life, whose occupations do not permit them to peruse inore - voluminbus Treatises, .or to those Who have not means of access to the various expensive Works existing on the sain^ubjed, this Compendium will perhaps be found a suitable introduction lb the pradice of Writing with Ele gance and Propriety. .- ' Printed for IL. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul:s Church-yard; sold by T. Hurst, West aini Hughes, and J. Pater noster-row; B Tabart, Juvenile Library, We Bond-street; Wilson and Spence, York ; Balt - Our, Edinburgh.; J. Archer:Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers, ecc. Of whom may also be had,. the under-mentioned' School- b'oOks t. Dr. Mayor's British Nepos, price 4s. 6d. . 2 . - - - Natural History,. price 4s. 64. • 3. - - - Abridgmeninf.Plutar;:h's Lives, 45. 6d; 4. • - - Universal Short-113nd, price 74. S. Dr. Mayor's and Mr. Pratt's Seledion at. el4sical English Poetry, price Ss. bound, or 45. 6d, in boards. 6. Dr. Gregory's Elements of a Polite Education; price 4s. 6d. 7. Dr. ‘Vatkins's Universal. Biographical and Historical . Dictionary, One laricArol. Svo. prn.!: Half-a-guinea. - N. B. As Mr. Phillips CiipPAi at any- . tiny: to exchange new and perfed Copies of any of thetie School-books for Any other took a his pqnlica'ion. tit •u'e„ of course, kept upn salt: in the Shop of cver'y and may-0e inspeeted the Public free of etper.e!... A SAf n AND POWERFUL RESTORATI V iur Weak. - andDehititatcd Constitutions, Consumptive Habits, Pains and - Weakn6s of the Stormli, Nervous Wealcnessei, the Deleterious Effeits of Hot Climates, and particularly thit 111-con sect uences of 1 ntein pennies. HALLAM and Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUAS. SI A, in theform of Pills. THE almost invariabic Success of this new Re.. niedv is perhaps without precedent. Medical Men, eminent in their prytesAon, With some o f t h e f i rst P e r son , aTCS in this Kingdotii; have candidly acs noviledaeti its ctlic.a. cy, and support‘ht it with their recornmenilation. The me. dicinal virtues of Quassia have for some time past been held in high estimation, but its more general use 'lnca pre vented by the:want of a suitable form for its exhibition.-- Its intense bitter has rendered it impossible to administer in a sufficient dose, in the 'mai form (that of infusion), there fore the cull cited of the Meriiiine haS not Ocen experience , :'. The discovery of this •Extrait has now oovhaed that and its entire medicinal "vit - toos concentrated in a form at eti,.,l elegant, agreeable, and potent,' are obtained. A single 16:3 will do away every prejudice, and convince the vaittudinary of its real merit. Sold, whale4ale only, by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Lor,• - don ; and, by his appointment,, retail, by Pidding, No. ;6, Oxford-street; •Newuery, corner of St, P3Llt'sChurottqacl; Pearsall, No. 231, High Holborn; Tutt, Royal Exchang..-; Swiney, N0..21, -aid No. i6B, Piccadilly; and Turtle,. No. 127, Strand'; in yolces of ss. and los. 6d,. each, and large packages, containing five ss. boxes, 11.25. ea.:ll, duty ini:tucled. But observe, none can possibly be genuine unless i; bas the signature of E. Hallam and C.. written iu rqd S-BA BATHING. 4-, . • lIIGHLA.KE N.ESION, CIIESIIIRk„, .PARKII'.I (late Butler. to Sir John Stanley, , . Bart ,),,most reApedfully-inferms• the Public, that the owl' is now , ope4l for ,the reception of Colupany. The 13 =test attention -wilt he'patd tO all those who will please . to Lour B. y af kin Tvitloheir favours and cotrimand6,