The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-29 00:00:00

GREAT ROOMS, SPRING GARDENS.
ARSH A L '8 ORIGINAL NEW PERISTRE-
.OI. PHIC PANORAMA, illustrative of all the interesting
Events that occurred to Bonaparte, from his defeat at Waterloo till
Death ; displaying twelve views of St. Helena, Battles of Ge-
ppe, Trafalgar, &c. painted on 16,00 square feet of canvas,
die figures the size of life, and the ships of war on the largest pos-
sible scale, accompanied by a it& military band, producing a com-
pete sensation of reality.
ORDER OF THE SUBJECTS.
BATTTLE OF TRAFALGAIL—The British and combined
Fketsdrawn up in Order of Battle-2. The quarter-deck of the
ship Victory at the moment Lord Nelson fell-3. The French
ship Redoubtable on fire; the crew escaping from her in every
direction • continuation of the Battle, &c.-4. The final Victory ;
the British Boats saving the Enemy from the Wrecks of their ves-
sels.
Tnt NAPOLEON PANOR•If• R 22222 ENTS-5. The Bat-
t'; of Genappe, and taking of Bosaparte's carriage-6. Bonaparte's
Sumender; the Bellerophon in Plymouth Sound, surrounded by
lanufnerable Barges and Boats filled with Spectators-_7. The ex-
terior of the Island of St. Helena ; the Northumberland's Boats
conveying the Ex-Emperor and Suite to the solitary, wild, and
i titillated Rock-8. The interior elf St. Helena; Plantation House,
the Residence of the Governor ; Sir Hudson Lowe and Staff in the
foreground—V. Another picturesque View of the interior of St.
Helena, Fairy Land. Lot's Wife, Bte.-10. Longwood House, the
late residence of Bonaparte, situated 2,008 feet above the level of
the see-11 and 12. Bonaparte's Funeral Procession.—The specta. '
tor can thus trace that Arbiter of Nations to his silent tomb.
Day Exhibitions to commence at 12, 1,2, 3, and 4 o'clock.—
limning Exhibitions, illuminated with gas, at 7 and Half-past
tl o'clock.
Bouts Is. Children Is.—Gallery Is.—Book Sd.

SELLING OFF, at 32, Oxford street, opposite Dran-
street. Soho.—The Proprietor, who is about to retire, wishing
tattiest off his Stock, previous to leaving town, has marked every
article full twenty per cent. lower than it can possibly be manufac- I
tured fur.
The following List of Prices is particularly worthy the notice of
the Public, and more elpeelaily of large purchasers :—OR( S DE
N.IPLES, 3s. to Is. 6d.; Levantine., very rich, 3.. 3d. to 4a. ;
iiisick and coloured sarcenets, 2s. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; satins in every
shade, from Ts. 2d. to 3s. 6d. ; Norwich crapes, Is. to Is. ed. ;
boinbasines, of the finest quality, Is. Id. ; Italian nets, Is. 2d. to
Is. lid. ; a ten thousand pounds' stock of pillow and bobbin lace,
lace veils, scarfs, handkerchiefs, caps, &c. ; pelisse cloths, stuffs,
cloakings, Irish linens, lawns, long cloths, calicoes, muslin.,
with every article in haberdashery, hosiery, gloves, &c.
The whole of the above Stock must be disposed of within one
month, and no reasonable price will be refused for any thing.
The Lease and Fixtures to be sold.

Pt )R IMPROVING THE GROWTH OF HAIR.
11 FOX, Hair Cutter to his Royal Highness Prince
141 • Leopold of Baxc Coburg, begs leave to recommend to Ladies
:tad Gentlemen, with a confidence resulting from a long trial of its
excellence. his VEGETABLE CREAM, as the most elegant
and efficacious article now in use, for imparting a delicate witness
seditious to the hair, which it strengthens and preserves. Its sur.'
prising property of restoring Hair on bald places, preventing the
falling off after fevers, sea bathing. travelling, and other causes, as
well as preserving the colour and curl, infallibly renders it desirable
to the fashionable world. A single trial will establish its superio-
rfty over oils, or any other article ever made use of for the Ham.
Said by the sole Proprietor, at his Ornamental Hair and Per.
rogue Manufactory, No. 446, Strand, opposite Villiers-street, and
by most respectable Perfumers in Town and Country, in bottles,
is. 6d. and 7s. each, or seven bottles 3s. fid.
N.B. All ether are counterfeits.

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