The National Register.
London, England, 1812-05-24 00:00:00

LADIES' RIDING HABITS

Are moat Tastefully and Elega.ntly made on an entire pew pci••c:plc. by S.
CLARK, No. SI, Golden-square, and which has •• ppr..ved of by
Ladies' in geaerat, as obviating a complaint too frequently but
•jnstl, m.nie aTainst
11;ding Habits, &specially by these Ladies who are accustomed to mucli
Fancy PelitP;es-ornamented in the first style of Elegance; as also young Genii: laths'
Arab and Hussar Dres-es are made in a peculiar ne.it manner.
A coruct coloured Engraving of the above Habit will be given in La Belle
Assemblee for the first of June next.

The Little Lottery Draws on the King's Birth-Day.—Tickets and Shares arit
&Wog by !JAM* BR A NSCOMB„ No. I. the Ci.rii• is of Middle-Row.
The Nam., of Bra :,.eondi has ever proved fortunate to Lottery Ad enturet 4. parti-
cularly ou auspicious Day, having then Sold in Share., 11.719 ,ii. 5.000-
7.556 120.0/o—awl 14.747 XlO.llOO-2.570 the only Prize of -Cio.ttou--21.t,n
the drA Prize of
_,C:10„. 00-3.61 S the only Prize of others too nume-
rous to toe itiou here.

N. B. Ihe are respectfully rrqueßted to observe, that No. I, Holborn
Bars, is the Only Clouse Licensed hy,ind in the Name of BRANSCOMB.

TO ANG(.ICRS.

WELLINGTON PONDS.—ANVU tr, Su t;7cale-rtos;, ONI•: GITINE4.--Gentle-
me,l who are fond of the amusement of Angling, are respectfully inform; d, that the
f•l'ettington Ponds. cover a surface of about Four Acres. well stored with Fish, and
soat>s,•eafely ecrastructcd for the use and convenience of the Subscribers to angle in
_

The Premises are enclosed by a high paling, and situate on the South-side of
W cknerrned, a short distance only front the Nag's Head, and leading from Dur-
haat-street, We.t. to Pollard's-row, Bethnal Green-road.

Apply to Mr. Homewood, at the Hope, Pollard's-row, Bethnal Green-road, who
will show the Premises, and of whom Tickets may be had.

PERUVIAN RATS,
Under the immediate Patronage of her klaksty and the Royal Family, articles of
Ladies' wear entirely novel, the material and inode of inanufactnring iliscoveroti
the late Mr. Fraser, the celebrated Collector of American Plants, in his travels,
acid secured to him by Patent. They are altogether the most beautifi:l vtd curious
a-ticles ever seen in this country—are entirely made by hand—in one piece—will eat
tear nv seirtrate—and are lasting beyond any thine: of the kind yet ltunwn. To be
wMi ONLI for Ready Money of Messrs. Fraser, the Manufactnreci and Patentees, at.
tb A mevienu Nursery, Sleaue.squar:, King's-road, Chelsea; where •F•perimens et
the work euly be seen or Sale, and orders received. Ladies may have particuiar
patterns made to ot.ler.

IMPROVED TRAVELLING PORTMANTP,AU TRUNKS.
P. DIXON most revectfully begs leave to inform, the Nobility, Officers in the
Army and Navy, and the Public in general, that after long exertion and very great
b.b.mr, he is it length enabled to offer to their c.o.isi 'oration, a complete iatprove-
r..ru on Travelling Trunks. It. D. flatters himself, that the Publi: Nil!, on one
vie% only, be perfoctly satisfied, that they are far more corninntliniv. much li Ater.
tad ill Pie &intik.. than any ever yet offered to their inspection.— To be see..l and
had at the usual Prii•e4, at his Old Established Trunk Manuractor, No. a,
HO Holborn, corner of Brownlow-street, and No. ss4, Strand.
N. H. Trunks of any description taken in exchange vr rep:tired.

A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION FROM IND:A.
Ustler the benign Patronage of their ltoral Highnesses the Princess of Wales LILA

Duke of Sussex, and most of the Nubility.
The Virtues of this invaluable are far beyond euloglitin, for increving the
growth of hair, even on Laid places, to a beautiful length and thickness ; prevent-
ing its falling off or changing colour to the latest period of life, in the hair
k pre-eminent fur strengthening the curl, bestowing an inr4isnable _toss and
Arent, and renders the hair inexpressibly attricting, promotes the growth of
whkkers, eye-brows, an. In fine it le tilt first production lathe world for restor-
log and beautifying Illes hair of Ladies, Ge.Aleinen,and Children. It is innosious,
and suited to all climates. Sold at ..;s. nd, nd. and I.l.rge bottles containing
eight small, at One Guinea, by the Proprletors,Ro•Nlat.d and Son, Kirby-street,
Hsttou-garden; and by appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine-Venders in
London aid its vichrity, and is every Market Town thror4bout the United
ingdoin•---Beware of se?vile imitations as the Genuine Macassar Uil has the
tignaturea on the outride labels la red Ink, " A. Rowland and Son."

Of whom ay
ALSANA. EXTRACT, or Aktailnian Botanichaal Specific, at los. Gd.lnd is• ed.
par &mfr.
AI" AXSAVA Po:MD=I, as is- 9d. per Bo:, for the Teeth tog Gam.