The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-09 00:00:00

WII•4II4I4.ARTICLES in LADIES' DRESS.,
V v in upwards. of One Modred EXtelisive Lbts, which
in amount exceed -Twenty Thousand Pounds; being of the
most itovel and prime qualities, aifd seasonable 'colours :
A large.lot of black and- coloured silk velvets, and a very ex-.
tensive Lot of best cloths, in all fashionable; colours, for
Dresses and.Pelisses made from the best Saxony and Merino
wools; a Lot• of rich poplins vela° a Lot of each of the tol-
loafing articles: Lustres,Tiombasins, plain and twilled Cot-
ton Stnirs I to Lot of white and coloured Satims; ti Lot of co-
loured'and-white plain, twilled, figured, and rich double-
sided Sarsnets and Crapes, from 26. to 4s. a yard under the
prices currents some Lots of the most elegant Shawls, also
of fashionable fur, swan,. and other. Moils, Tippets, and'
Trimmings. MSo silk and cotton Hosiery, laces, black and
white r; eat net' square Veils, Dresses, &C. Also most
extensive Lots of all axticles in Family Mourning. The prices
are fixed, from which not abatement. will he nude, whoever
may he a pnrchasee.
Such 'l.adies•and Gentlemen as have large conunissi9as,
more particularly, may he suited:. out' of the abOve extensive
Stock,,to the entire satisfaetion.of their Friends and Corres-
pondent .
T. and Co. employ a' cOnsfdarable capital in their Trde,
and pay foe every article -witicir they sell an its delivery to
them—which well ImovinAo be a very usiesuol mode of
payment. On this iirconnt, they conceive their Warehouse
to be a market singularly advantag,ou twinirehaiers, parti-
cularly to Families on their arrival in Town, or to emnitry
Shopkeepers, (:feat preparations are alto making. for the
spring and summer seasons, in every Brunch.
Aso the Millinery, Dresses, Mantles, and 'Pelisses, which
are kept in all sizes, and composed of the beat fashionable
materials'' under Mrs.'l.'hoanas s superinteudance.
Robert Thomas and Co. 193, Fleet-street, near to.,Teinple
Bar. .
N. B. `All Letters must be post-paid. No Patterns can be
sent. •

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ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURIO:64.I4WD,
A Discovery for Curling the Hair, and promoting its'
growth.
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T" virtues of tile. CURLINg FLUID eon-
sist iu the inexpressible beauty it gives the Hair in
dressing, and in its peculiar property of making it curl, and
keeping the curl full and perfect, during damp,- perspiration,
exercise, Ale. •
, It imparts Si perfume reviving, grateful, and highly deli-
. Mates 'the harshest hair as soft as silk, strengthens it
-Where weak, imiuediattly. temores all dandruff', &c. which
obstfUtt the Frowth; and it is well known awl generally ap-
plied by Medical Men for making the hair grow, when ell
other means ar'e, ineirectual.
Sold .in bottle's at as. rid. ;tad 6s. by the Proprietor, James
AtkinSOß Perfumer, Nu. 9, Iligh-street, Lou-
; and., by appointment, by Baylt and Blew, Cockspur-
strvet ;- Gattie and Pierce, 57,110116,,treet ; itigge, 65, CheaV-
side, laid most perfumers la the Empire.
Also ATKINSON'S -VEGETAULL: DYB, a Turkish Se-
cret, first brought, to practice in this, country for chawnging
Red they Hair to frown or Jet Black, allowed by
changing of
science to be the best article for changing the hair 'to a pel-
nianent.eolour.--Prict the ghilliUgs, half-a-gnittea, and ene
guinea the bottle. •