The National Register.
London, England, 1812-07-19 00:00:00

LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS.

FRANCS and SAMUEL EVELEIGH, No. 4fi, Queens-street, Southwark,
respectfully Inform the Public that they hianufacture Ueperior Light Water-proof
Beaver Hats on au entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of rain
and all kinds of damp, retaining their shape and beauty much longer than any
ether Hits (the Rap wearing free to the last). and eminently combining the ad-
vintages of lightness and durabilit v --4.,1(114,-•tail by Francis Eveleigh, No, ;in,
Cheapside and by many of the respectable Natters in Town and Country.

RED or GREY H Alit most effectually and permanently changed to beautiful
and natural -hades of Brown or Black, by DAY'S PRIGINAL COMP() UND,vi hid)
rt been cillebrated these thirty years past for its superior merit In producing the
shine effect to admiration. The above inimitable Compound can only be had ge-
nuine at the Proprietors, No. SO, Swallow-street, facing Prince's—street. Hanover-
square : and by Isis appointment, at No. 7, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden ; and
Rondall'4, ILoyai Exchange Gale, Cornbili, in bottles at bs. each, with proper
illnxtions foruse,! which are plain and simple.

EDWARD ARDLES, of No. It, Catherine-street, Strand, (only succe:ssor to Mr.
THOS. BUTLER, Original Patentee of the Brass Screw Bedsteads. Chair and
z.ofa Beds, and ak., the IMPROVED DINING TABLES, begs leave to inform
the Nobtlity. Gentry, and Public in general, !kat they may be supplied with the
above, and every other article of Furniture, in any quantity, on the shortest notice,
of the hest and most superior quality, and ahcs where they are invited to view au
,Atirely new Temple Book-Case, intended for the ce.ttre of a large Library, of very
superior workmanship and utility.
Enwtan daces trusts from his long practice in the Upholstery and Cabinet
Busisess, and from the exce.knce of his Articles, he may continue to be honoured
with the public patronage.

LtDIES:SPRING and SUMMER FASHIONS, in CHEAP SILKS for GOWNS,

&c. &c. &c. &c.
LADIES and 'Gentlemen, having large t7ommi:sions, may purchase Silk Aler-
eer, ut the most novel and prime description, consisting of plain and named
S alio:, plain, twilled, and figured Sarsnets, kali in, Opera, and gossamer Silk
Crapes. Poplins, Lustreg, *lino Lustre, Persians, elegant patent Net.
Shaw:, Veils. rich Silk Shawls and Laced; alsJ sundry lots of Ladies'. Geotlemens'
altlChildrens' bl ck. white Silk and Cotton Meier.% &c. a most extensive Choice
wt black and white Patent Squares of all bites, to wear user the head and
shoulder,. Parchasers will have the advantage of sults:Hog goods front a 15.0001.
stock, adapted for the genteelest circles, and which were purchased at ready
:coney to trkets, under peculiar circumsrances.—Note the prices :—.ll ichest figured
and plain Satins and Sarsneti. Fa, to is. per yard, worth 10s. Cd.: richest wl ite
Sitriftet,, 011.; white Satins for dresses Ss. to 1c,.; other coloured goods, with
e.ll articits of F.ouily Mourning, o:i the same, low terms. Purchasers are revested
iv repair their judgment prat musty to their calling. by the means of inquiring as
to prices at other silk-mercer*. by so doing. they will perceive a• sav lag of from
Yu to in per cew. 'rite lowest price is attached to Each article, and no abatement
eau be made, at THOMAS'S, the bottom of Chancery-lane, Fleet-street, near
Te:nple.har. The above, at the price stated, will by found au object worthy the
stteutiou of every de,riptiou ut dealers.

KEMENHAM COT. ou the BANKS of the THAMES, sear HENLEY.
To he SOLD-- By AUCTION—By Mr. PHILLIPS,
At his Cleat Room, New Boad-screvt, ou Monday, July 27. at One, unless an

acceptable oiler is pre iousiy made.
Thls COTTAGhI Retreat unites in its structere simplicity and elegance, with
abundant accommodation for a R. !•pectable ; comprisiug seven
pal and seco-ul •ry cuainhcr‘. partly opening to halcunies (cominatuding beautiful
prosptits) a dr iwing and' dining room 2i and 20 feet by 14, with statuary chim-
er) and corresponde!ltly decorated, coach-hoittie and -tabling for four lior,es,
ant every requisite office, green-house, orchard, kitchen and fruit gardens, partly
walled, and profits iv planted milt standard and salt fruit,, pleasure ground laid
out with taste, and two ierdliit padiloctis, intersected and bounded by wall:,
retired Phlelltthons of flow 'tie shrubs and esergreens, In a healthy state.
—The Situation is distinguished for its romantic and picturesque Be tit-
ties, anti tla, diversity of enchanting Scenery by which it is env iroued,
refreshed by an extended reach of the Thanes, which be:;liths the meadows
In front : its rear is screened by a hanging wood front the north-oast
*huh. The cottare and offices have been nearly rebuilt w ithiii the last four
Years, and are ipppily seatesi on e gently sloping acclivity, in the centre of its
uWn grounds, comprising about Ave acres, and embrace front a Terrace Walk,
'which ranges along the crown of the hill, a variety of pleasing objects on each si e
t.t Thames. A plenitude of fishing and field Sports may be eajoyed, and betind-t
are kept in the vicinity; the respeclabilitv of which is of the ni,,-hest class. Ms-
Lt".t from Henley I mile, 7of giarlow, 9of Maidenhead, Sof Reading, of
vv tensor, and 45 of Lotithin.
.T.ttbe *well by Ti-kets null, every day, between 111 Art,l •to be had of Mr.
lartk•Ozer. solicitor, Henley and Mr.khillipa, Neor Band-street, where font e,
a s may lie had: eon, the Crewe, Ratedieg ; Red lion, Hen u I or; and of the Printers of the Newheri and Reading Papers, mid lath
urregic*,