The National Register.
London, England, 1812-07-05 00:00:00

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111 r. WEST's itc.i URE of Christ healing the Sick lu the Teinple." The
Iltubscription• for the Print of this Picture. continue to he received at the British
Gallery, where the Picture. and a Proof Impressivn of the Etching of the Eiscrar ing,
st ill be eshibite. till the lat tr end of J The price of the Prints to Subscribers
is Fke Guineas each : one half to be paid at the time of Suhsci ihing, and the re-
mainder on the delivery of the Print.--N. B. Persons retiding in the country may
transmit .11. per post, to Mr. Greco, the Keeper at the British Gallery, Pall• Malt,
London, for which a receipt trill be immediately retumeil.

FASHIONS AND ( DOLT ELM ANCE.
Mr'. FISKE handle honour to acquaint the LADIES, her Friends, nnd the
Puhrc at I Arge—Ttat fr in the grcat demand and particitlar f 6rveral
Ldies+, is induced to print a second edition of her Fashionable Iti.:orth,, in
scv, which will be ready fu: delivery To-morrow, price J. tid.—contai ll i l
twz. beautiful Eagris in s. drawn front life—represeatintr the most Ele.gant and
Fas ionahle Costuin4• ter the Month, and highly coloured, front the original
dressesrlesigale.l by 31r4. lis:te, .11. )lan-le-Bone-street, Piccadilly—where the
Publication may he hail, and bed •r: avid subscriptions are received ; also of
Sherwood, N ..el y and Joae4, Pater-aoster-row : Gale amid Coral, ditto:
Taylor and Itesey, Vicet-street: Mr. Goddard, Pall Mall: and of all the ptiuci-
pat HooLsellers i.t 'fawn aad Country-. Quarto si,e, price ss. Gd.

YOUNG GENTLEAIEN's CLOATIIi of every description are mist tastefully
and elexantly made at a very short notice, by S. CLARK. No. 31, Gohien-swore.
LADIES RIDING HABITS continue to he made by S. C. on an improve/I plan,
and whiJi ha, given such peculiar satisfaction to ladies in !.ieneral*. Ladies in
the court ry uaited upon at a distance net exceeding tea by giving three
414 S notice, al,d a reference in town.
A correct coloured Engraving of the above Habit was g,ivca in La Belle As-
seinblee, for June 1, 1912.

REMENHAM COT. on the BANKS of the TH AMES, near HENLEY.
To be SOLD—By AUCTION-13y Mr. PHILLIPS,
At his Gicat Rooms, New Boutl-street, un Monday, July 2i, at One, unless an
acceptable otter is prey iousiy made.
This COTTAGE Retreat unites in its Ftructure simplicity and elegance, with
abuediiit acconunodation for a Respectable family; comprising seven princi-
pal and secondary chambers. partly opening to balcon!es (commanding beantiful
prospects) a drawing and dining room 2 and 20 feet by 14, with statuary chim-
ney pieces. aad correspondently decorated, coach-house and stabling for four hor;us,
and merry requisite office, green-house, orchard, kitchen and fruit gardens, partly
wailed, :led profus,ly planted with standard and wall fruits, pleasure groundflaid
out with taste, and two verdant paddocks, Ltersected and hounded by walks
fenced by a plantati.m of flowing shrubs and evergreens, in a healthy state.
--The Situation is distinguished for its romantic and picturesque Beau-
ties, and the dive:loy of enchantiag Scenery by which it is env ironed,
refreshed by an extended reach of the Thames, which begirths the meadows
in front ; its rear is screened by a hanging wood (ruin the awth-east
winds. The cottage and offices hare been nearly rebuilt within the last four
years, and are lawily seated on a gently sloping acclivity, in the centre of its
own grounds, comprising aboat five acres, and entrance from a Ter..ace AValk,
whichraneS along the crown or the hill a variety of pleasing objects o t each si e
• the Thatne, A plenitude of fishing and field Sports may be enjoyed, atal hounds
are kept iu the vicinity; the re,pectability of yi hick is ui the Li the t ela,s. Dis-
tant from He 'it 1 mile, 7 of Marlow, 9 of :Maidenhead, s ui Reading, 13 of
Windsor, • ud 3-1 of LOllll,lll.
To be Yiee.ed b: Ti,kets only, every day, between lo and 4; to be had of Mr.
T, Cooper, sin.k hor, Henly ; and Mr. New Wind-street, where printed
Part-eula s may be had: also at the Crown, Reading; Red Lion, Reilly; Castle,
Wisidscre; and of the Printers of the Newberry and Heading Papers, and Bath
Chronicle.

LIGHT WAr.;',R-PILOOF BEAVER
FRANCIS and SAM UEI4 EVELEIGH, No. 4ti, WlCeit!-*trPot, Solithwar7:,
respectfully inform the Public that they illannf.icture superior Lbr,lit Water-proof
Seaver Hats on an entirely new principle, warrantA to resist the eifotts of rain
and all kinds of damp, retaining' their shape and ho.iuty much long.er than any
other Hats (the nap %tearing free to the last), and e-nilently combining thin ad-
vantages of li4litness and durability.—Sold Retail by Franck Eveleigb, O. 50,
Cheapside and by many of the respectable Ititters in Town and Country.

c.tIJT!ON.
A report having been very industriously circulated, that J. ARCHER, of No.
We, Strand, opposite to Beaufmt Buildings, has rorently lucre i•ed the price of
his NEW INVENTED DEAVEIt HATS, h cousequence of the advalce upon
the different articles used in their manufacture—he feels himself compelled
thus publicly to contradict the assertion: and, in returning his giat.:llll acknow-
ledgments to the Public for the very liberal patronage v. ith which they have been
pleased to honour him, he begs to assure them, that for ready money he is deter-
mined to continue vatting nig Improved Beavor Hats fur 11. Is. m liich he is con-
vinced will upon trial be found, in many respee'‘ biepeiior to those usually =old kit
11. 16s.—J. A. has no sonnet:don with any other house iu town.

FAMILY LINENS.
J. JOHNSON and Co. 17b, High Holborn, near Broad-steel, BlooAsbury--
having purchased at the late depressed state of the markets, a Stork amounting to
near ten thousand pounds, in articles of COTTON, and other Manufacture, which
they hies no hesitation in saying, are full twenty per alit. cheaper than any old
ectablished house whose stock has been on hand some thne. To enumerate differ-
ent Articles at stated prices would only miteruitle; but the Goods alluded to are is
table and household Linens, Irish linens, French ca.abries, lawn., diapersr, shirt-
Inas, Ion: cloths, India andWitish muslio-, dimities, prints, and printed funiture,
a new article in white. damask—Hosiery of every description—liannuls, .ke. with
the must superb collection of Shawls in the kin4dont—Chinere and Iliitaieda
dresses, lustre.. netts, saranets, and every article for Mourning. Families f
urtti-b hag
or forming new establishments, will find this NVarithonse replete, and at prices
unpreceudeated. The lowest ready money price affixed to every article.

RARE AND CURIOUS FASHIONABLE ARTICLES FOR LADIES.
A very Brilliant and Elogant Assortment are now to be seen at MOON and
B LTC KLA D'S, 68, New Bond Street--who particularly recommend to the notice
of the Ladies—Shawls, Mantles, &c. made of Patent Soil Wool. These truly
elegant articles of Dress are roc:cooed sloped°, to au) now in use, and tke extra-
ordinary, and isicreasiag demand fur thous is the greatest proof of their intrinsic
vague.