The National Register.
London, England, 1812-11-08 00:00:00

704

FAr.lllO \ MILK CLOA I I 1 •, warranted of the best materials, ate. on mph-
?) le it,?, Neu Road-street. respectfully int rens the Public,
t 1 4, his 111 ice fer a ( oat of best super tine cloth is 41. ts —best milled Kerse 'me.
italool.- tl, s Breeches hon. to zit:o.—U 4istelotts ISt. to as.—Se it of
L --Geotlemen may imp' iciely eel, on the adverel. meat buthg literal
46: rd.—lteudy enoile;. k expected u here credit is net stipulated.

I.INR OLD JAMAICA RUM. and Curious ORA NOE lIHItUtI, at Ds, ful.
pe f.e Read - Genoline Cottalite Brands Holm. 41-• af,d
Cos :pot. 4s) at A VELINts sud !DLL's. M.nufacturers of Britisii Wines, at
V silt- and Co, a, i Otis d out door from Conduit.atioet.-

B. Wed A Ash Brown Mt 41,1cr, Are.

LIGHT W 4 MR-PROOF BEAVER II IT.

FRANTIC; and SAM IJEI: EVELEIGH. No. 46. Queens-street. Southwark,
respectfu y i.sform tl A Pdhlic that the; Manntscture superior Light Water-proof
Se ..•r Hats Ins a. entirely new priJc:ple, warranted to resist the effect of rain
a••d all kind, of dadip. retaining their shape and beauty nrucb longer than an;
nth . ll.Lts (the is:.p *l‘Rrii,ir free to the lists. aed ens .ently combining the ad.
we I, -.a of I*.rlst e = sod •ts•r ,t);lity.—Sold Retail by Francis Evelekh, No, SO,
Cl e 'poi. a and by many ache respectable Haters in Town and Country.

IIDW KD AIitILES, of No. It, (:atherine-street. Strand (only successor to
HOS 011 I,Elt, ori.:inal Pate 'tee of the Bros Screw Bedsteads, Chair aad
So! P ant' also the IMPROVED DINING TABLES), begs leave to inform
the r obility. Gentry, and Pt bli. in general, tFat they may be supplied with the
aho e, a .11,., article of Furniture, In any quantity,on the shortest notice,
of tit- In and mos superior quality, and also where they are invited to view an
en ire), new Te tmpte 800 -(':lse, Wended for the centre of a large Library, of very
sl•lte for wee". tishiP and utility —E‘lward Art ie+ trusts from his tont; practice in
tier Up' tigers •,:tel Cabinet Business, awl front the excellence of his Articles, he
May commie to be honoured with the public patresage.

LADIES are respectfully informed that in additicia to every kind of CURIOUS
WOOLLEN t LOTHS for Dresses. Gowoo, and Shawls, hitherto made, G FOX
ha; on ,eufactured twa, elegant and beautiful new description of Opera and Ilaion
Cloth•, which can onh be procured et his Wnrehowie. —The whole of his Eaten-
si.e a d Fabbitriable STOCK, in every c..lour, quality, and mite, he contLues to
RETAIL in all quantities at a much lower rate tkan any ho: se in London.
Letter- (poet paid), directed to George Fox, IVooll n-Manufacturar, 31, King-
street. t or.--)t-Gardro.—Patrerna sent.
N. B. Ladies Habits and Pelisses made in the mod modern and becoming forms.

RE WOVED. —it. HOFFMAN begs to infarm the NAllity, Gentry. and Niblk,
glut be has [LEM OV CD to fifi, Strand. three doom west of Bedford-street, oppo.
site Mesta.. Coutts and Co.' &taking-house, where be has ala !re assortment of
BATH VELLUM PAPERS, at the following reduced prices:-'Tick, Is. per
qui e. 195. per ream—Thick. super. Is. 4.1. per quire, 94'. per ream—Large thin
Is 4d. per quire, tits. pee ream—Large thick Is. lid. per quire, 295. per ream—
Thick gilt Ist. %I. per quire, Wis. per ream—Thick gilt Is. Bd. per quire, Ins. per
ream—Large *lin gilt is. 9d. per quire, 995. 3d. per ream—Large thick gilt Es.
per qt. ire, Sis. per ream—wtth every descriptioe of Paper and Stationary equally
moderate.

Mr. RAPIER, well known in London, also is various other parts of the kingdom
(Air his Principle of Sy-tematic Reformation of Illegible Writers, in• Sit Lesions
only). intends opening a Seminary for the several branches of EDUCATION at his
Farm et EPPLEBY. near RICHMOND. in YORKSHIRE. upon a Plan bearing
equal precedency to his method of Tuition in Writing over the ordinary practice of
Schools! •t being well adapted to the understandings of Children. As for the
idercal.t Ile Department they will have the advantage of an entirely practical Systems
of Commercial Knowledge, as taught by Dr. KELLY. the eminent Master of the
Academy in Finsbury-square, with whom Mr R. was a Pupil.—ln regard to Per-
sonal Treatment, the greatest liberality will be dealt to the Youths who may be en-
trusted to him; they shill all dine and drink tea with him: and have free access to
his society, by which means a knowledge of men and things will be familiarized to
them—a point in which Youth, who are educated from home, are too often awk-
wardly deficient !!!
Rooks, Clothes, and every branch ofEipenditure whatever, to be included in one
moderate charge.—No Vacations! Further particulars on inquiry for Mr. R. at
Mr. Hoffman's, statiouet, No. 4-26,Strand.