The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-10 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN THE
UNIVERSE for changing in a few minutes, Red or Grey
Hair on the Head, 11'hiskers, Eyebrows, &c. to a Brown Black,
(withlut staining the skin) is ABIGAIL'S GOLDEN ME-
Luc TINcTu it E.
The proprietor dues not wish to say much in its praise, as a
trial will convince it to be the best article fur changing the hair.
Several Ladies und Gentlemen who have used the Golden Metal-
lic Tincture have given it the decided pretiirence to various arti-
cles which they before used torn sanilar put pose.
()fiscal, E.—Dyes are in general made from lunar caustic, ex.
tracted from silver, lime, white lead, Atc. which are unhealthy,
and troublesome in their application, and turn the hair to a pur-
ply hue; but the Golden Metallic Tincture, which is extracted
from Gold. is sure to change the hair on the head, whiskers, or
any other part, to no other talour than a Brown Mick, in a few
minutes without staining tht skin, or the least trouble, by merely
pouring a little of it in a wine glass, and dip the narrow pint of
a dressing comb in it, and comb it through the hair, which will
stun dry and have the desired edict. Further particulars um in
the Directions, which a!e staled rip with each bottle, so that
any one can their own hair with caws and secrecy is a short
time. _ _ .

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The proprietor, after consulting with the first Chemical Gen-
tlemen in the Empire, and trying fir years, with great expense
and difficulty, to extract a tincture limn has at last suc-
ceeded, and it is proved the purest and innocent dye in the Uni-
verse for changing hair.
CAUTION.—As various articles arc generally tried to be coon-
terfeited; therefore Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular and
ask for ABIGAIL'S CULDEM METALLIC TINCTURE.. at 1!.
per bottle, or six bottles fur 5. which is a saving. anti observe
t• Abigail A. P." is signed on the cover of each bottle, without
it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose.
by appointment, wholesale, by Air. Prince, at No. 9,
Poland rtrset, Oxford Street, London; and by most principal
Periumers and Aletheine Venders.

To accommadate Ladies and Gentlemen residing in any part
of the Country, by enclosing the money in u letter by post, di-
rected to Mr. Prince, 0, Poland Street, Oxford Strict. London,
Mr P. will send them by return of coach to any part 6f the King.
dom. It is bo prepared as to keep in ali climates ; the older the
better. Merchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, will
receive liberal allowance for esportution.

Mirts.
14Ift. S. Tienthei, of Clnple3m road, of a lon.
'the lady of Jas. Mood), cal. of Iluider street, Brunswick squars,
of a ,on.

a. —...
Moreau, of Savne gardens, of a for.
l'he I oly of Alexander Blacker, msg. 01 011 Castle, near Stroud,
Gloucestershire, of a son.
lu SWIIIOOIII street, Meeklenburgli s tunic the lady of the Hee. J.
W. of% dangitter.
Di Devonshire stieet, the lady of It. Costing, esq. of a son.
In Callitanst plate, Stoat., street, Mrs. G. Barclay, of a soil,
At Malta, die laity of Majur W. r. De Bathe, ttLitis regiment, of a
daughter.
The lady of W. Sanity% esq. Great Queen street, Westminster, ot a
8011.
ill Corkspiir street, the lady of B. Lesy, ceq. of a (leveller.
Lt I:d.ineisill 'elect, blls. I. Motto, JIM. of a daughter.
At Dunkirk, the laity or Captant Whitlock, tt.N. Of a son.
q3arritt.

On Thursday eveninir, fir special licence. M the Dole of
shire's, at Chtiovick. by his Gritee the Alcbliishoo of 1 k, the I! on.
Georp,e Agar , only ton of Vlrcuil.st (Anti Of Lady
Cal nue Sp 'neer, his o he, cutest daughter of tsiin 3,„(
Matibetiough), in tlo Ilan. Coo giana 11,iwattl, 1,12, li.l i•r
Viscount Morsieth, (awl of body Omit gialta 4 a, mlisli, his stair,. Ire
eldest slaughter m ‘.4 illiatn, hills Duke ut Deroosidie), :std gu and
d.uteLter .d the Eat I or Carlisle.
Al Newington, Mr. W. Fislier, eldest ton of N. l'isfier, eat. of her-
rn lacy, to Rachel, uuly daughter ut I. hlualiC, es+ ut Newington,
Surrey.
At Plymouth, W. Tanner, eq. of Snothamotou, to Marla Prudence,
daughter of G. Taylor, esq. of the former place.
Al st. Margaret's, Oe,llaillibler, 11. G. Bank., paymaster of the
Mit reginout of toot, to Met. Boras, sister anti cohelrea of the late
I. Pa ammo, epi. of stainford, Liucolushb r.
At Chatham, Liout..e..l. Dashootia, of the 3.1 Guards, to Caruliue„
fourth daughter of air U. Bat low, h.C.P..