The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-07 00:00:00

THE POLITE ART OF HORSEMANSHIP.

TpiiitY ES, late Equestrian Professor at the
• Menage at Hanover, and Riding Master to his late Ma-
jesty. rtspentLily offers his beat thanks to the many Ladies and
Gentlemen whn nave honoured him with their distinguished pa-
Irlnntre. Ile i.ss tl,e honour of apprising the Nobility, &c. that
Ins ROYAL SCIENTIFIC EIrESTRLIN ACADEMY is
open for daily Instruction in those eieFant Branches of Polite
science, which mar be attained by attention in a few Lessons.
•

The Faculty inciu!ahly recommend Equestrian Exercise in cases
of Bile, Ifropsy, Indigestion, Plethoric Habits, and Rheumatic
.Itreciens, from its ccrtain removal of the blood from the head to
the extremities, fir which purpose gentle and well-trained Horses
Por.ics are loipt in readiness for Ladies and the juvenile
branches of Families, who will (if required) be attended by 31rs
If itinphryes, ant :new admitted into the Academy but the Friends
of the parties.

Attendance daily from Twelve to Four o'clock. Gentlemen's
Wan from Five to Tw,lvc, and from Four to Eight o'clock.
Horsos bought aid sold on commission, taken in to Bait and
Livery.

Termi in full to he seen at the Royal Academy, Waterloo-mad,
near the Coburg Theatre.

A NECESSARY CAUTION.
THE froinunt attempts of Mr. (SIDNEY J(1B)
VAN ItI'TCII ELL, a Pawnbroker's Apprentice in
a Banker's Clerk in 11:19, to pass for an Assistant of the late
MARTIN VAN itisTvill.:lA., who died in Inl4, cnmpels the
chic: t Son, sole Exerut.ir and Successor. EDWIN MARTIN
VAN BUTCIiI.I.I., .Surgeon, tar the Cute of Fistuire, Pilo,
titricturos, without caning, (.311,t1C, or confinement, esta-
blished fifteen yearn, at 21. liROAILsTIZEET, very near
(;')I,DEN-SQUA RE, LONDON, at home till Twelve, daily
(s•vidays excepted). to state he has no connection with the said Mr.
':•tilney Job) Van Betchell.

D. I). Van Butehell died in December, 1821

PATENT

A AIATCIII.ESS JAPAN BLACKING.
rR. iluxT most respectfully informs the Public,
IL that he has now nianufactured and bnioght to unrivalled
-i•rfitetion hin TCHLESS JAPAN BLACKING, an article
inch he flatters bintstif sill he found, on trial, far superior in
loality to any ere: heroic offered to their notice. To be sold 3:1
per cent. under tic: usull price, with a corresponding increase of
proSt to rtnailers. Surtil sized bottles Id., world ditto lid., third
ditto instead of tpl., Is., and Is. bid., as ususlly charged for
inf. nor articles.

Mr. HUNT confidently recommends his Matchless Japan Black-
:m; to the early notice of those who wish to excel by a superior
P'''sh upon tlseir Mots shii2s, or Harness, produced with half
the labour, and at one third Lss ptice than they have been accus-
tomed to pay.

It is warranted not to contrin a particlr of copperas, stinking oil,
Or any Of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to
the leather, so rusagrecalile to the touch, and so of to the
smell, with which common Blacking is impregnated. It will afford
peruliar 11011T1, ;i.71011 to Ow hather, and will not soil the most
delicate skin, nc the firw.it line!i, at the twine time it produces the
most beautiful jet lustre :rel. beheld.

To be sold rttail at all 31r. !tunes llon‘teil Com Shops in the
and I.y at lea,t one respectal.ln vender in every town in
the Uniteil Kingd'vn; and whelessle nt his Illanufactory; No. i 2,
Droadwall, Illailititaru, where the shipping interests are respect-
fully requestta to apply.
The article being inamifacto.red front the very best materials, it
t warranted to keep in any climate.
Directions for use on the label atSsed to each bottle, sired
t. H. Hunt," to prevent fraud by imitation.