The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-19 00:00:00

IF A PRINCE DOES NOT PLEASE THE LADIES,
WUO SHOULD? A. P. not only pleases the Ladies, but
*Ho the Ladies' 3laids. Hundreds of Ladies of Tide have cape-
rieneed that PRINCE'S ItUfftllA OH, is a great preserver and
promoter or the Hair ; and as it is rather thick to take out of the
bottle, the Ladies' Maids find it is troublesome in dressing their
Ladies hair. The Proprietor has therefore now clarified and im-
proved the Russia Oil, and it pours out of the bottle like cream,
which has made it the pleasantest and unrivalled Oil fur dressing
the hair, as it will always keep the head and hair clean, beautiful,
and in curl : in short, the Royal Family, Nobility, (sentry, ske
may rely upon it they will not have hair off or turn grey, by
using Prince's celebrated Russia Oil, which is so improved, that
it has made it the greatest nourisher and preserver to the hair in the
universe ; will make it grow thick abd long. and preserve it from
falling oil or ever turning grey, and is such a nourisher to the
roots of the hair, that even if it had began to turn grey, it will
restore it again to its natural colour, by keeping the head moist
for about a month with the oil. It is sure to clear the scurf from
infancy to old age--will restore the flatiron bald places, if there is
the least sign of roots, by also keeping the head constantly moist
for about a month with the oil, which hundreds of Gentlemen have
experienced. . . _

;IA for Prince's Improved Russia Oil. The ounce bottle,
five shilli.igs ; a large bottle, containing live ouuc.a, one pound, is
a saving.
Sokt by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, No. it, Poland-street,
Oxford-street, London ; 211, London.road ; and by most principal
Perfumers and Medicine N'enders.

Re particular, and observe" Prince" on the \Trapp:it- and Seals;
and 1113 address, " A. Prince 9, Poland-street, Oxhird.sti-ect,
Loudon," is on the cover of each bottle—without, it is not
genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. Purchasers ought to be
particular, as Counterfeits are in circulation.
Englishmen,; as well as other nations, onght to be acquainted
with the following : —lt is well known in Russia that Bears'
Grease is too harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and
fall off. This is well known; the Emperor Alexander, and per-
sons of distinction, lost their hair at an early age through using
the Rear's Grease--and whoever recommends it for the hair,
must do it for imposition ; but Prince's celebrated Russia Oil
is warranted not to contain any Bears' Grease whatever, but
the greatest nourishing ingredients for the hair ; and it' they
want the genuine Russia Oil in Russia, or any other part of the
globe, they must mild to A. Prince, 9, Poland-street, London,
tar it, anti it is :he only article that actually preserves and promotes
the hair.

Gentlemen of the Medical Hall have analysed Prince's Russia
Oil--have published !n the " Gazette of Health," Na. 111, that
the discovery is a great credit to the Proprietor, and is superior
to any oil roe the hair, and will do, in cum of baldness and
weak hair, what can possibly be done in strengthening and cc.
storing it. The Medical Gentlemen have also analyzed another
Oil, which is daily puffed in the Papers, as used by Emperor'.
Kings, Dukes, &c. &c. and have published in the " Gazette of
Health," No. 12, that on examining the ingredients of this grand
Oil, they tind it contains only common oil, coloured and per-
fumed : therefore it cannot be compared to the Russia oil, as a
nourlsher to the hair.

Several Captains who have come from the Continent have de-
clared, that whenever they bavelanded merchandize, they have beat
asked if they had any of Prince's Russia ()il ; therefore Merchant,
will find an advantage in exporting it.—Merchants and Captains
will receives liberal allowance for exportation.
Proved by affidavit on the iiith of November, 1814, before the
Lord Mayor of London, that A. Prince is the original Proprietar in
the universe of the Rusaia Oil ; and therefore, if any perfuinea,
medicine-vender, hair-dresser, or a,f one else in Great Britain or
any other country, sell, under any pretence whatever, an Oil called
!Waist/a, and is not A. Prince's of Y, Poland-street, London, it
is hereby publicly pronounced they are impostors, as they not only
impose upon the Public by selling them counterfeits, which do not
answer the purpose, but also injure A. Prince, the Original Pro-
prietor, who has a large family, and has spent, within these last
twenty years, above Fifty Thurmond Pounds in advertising to make
it known.