The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-16 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, I.JULYI6, 1814.

QUARTERI aWINo. XXI.
Was fiuMislted THIS DAY byJan MIE-ray, Albemarle-
s4tFet.

INT RI: tSTING NOVELS ! t
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jC~4IA N FIELD I'ARK 5 a NoN;ei, in Thtee Vq
Innies, by titc. Author of '' Sense and Sensibility,"
.and and Pr,judice."
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New Editems of the last-m9utionvd Werl:s may be had.,

EAST INI)IA HOUSE, July 13, 1814.

THE COttIiTof.6I4CCTORS of the UNITED.
COMP.-INY of 11.1E11.(.:FIANFS of ENGLAND, trading
to file EAST INIAES, do hereby give Notice

That tfre COURT will be ready to receive PROPOSALS,
in Wilting, on'', before Wednesthly, the 10th AlignSt next,
from the Owners of such SHIPS ofAlhe 1-,tirthen 'nf about
1200 Tons, which arrived inthe year I9l3oaring_performed
Six Voyage, in the (.:alipany's regular Service, specifying the
rate of FitEIGS- IT at Which they may be Willing to let suck
Ships for a seventh V,,yage in the Compani'S Regular
Service. •

The Tenders, with, the words "'Ship Tender" on the cover,
to !.:c severally sealed op and left with the ',Secretary, at or
before 7weive o'CLock at Noon; on the said 10th August
neat; beyond which hour the COurt will not receive any
Tender. JAMES
,COBB, Secretary.,

The Particulars of the Terms and onditions under which
the Ships will be employed in the Conapany's Scrvice for a
Seventh Voyve, may had upon applicatiou to Mr. Morice,
Cirri; to thetommittee of Shipping, on or after Monday next,
the 18th in,:taut.

N ESSAY on. the N A LT II E and
DISLASES Of the HAIR, Ono illustrative of-the
virtues of ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, is wrapped
round emich.genuine bottle, demonr.tyatinK the slipelior etEl-
cacyof the FLUI!) for re. eneratituf the Growth of I.lle Hair,
attested by several respect:tole Persons who -experienced its
titilitt, after trying all other means without effect. A perusal
of this litticim,k will convince the most sceptic mind that
there are few case's . 4.li:shines.; that this Vegetable prepara-
tion remedy: it is a most elegant substitute Lr Oils,
&c. to iseep the flair moist; fi'res it from scarf,
&c. keeps it soft as silk, give, it a most charming gloss amid
appearance, conveys an inimitable beauty.and such-stragth
to the curl as keeps it in form in the bill, Itromcnade, &c.
Or in dsittp weather. Sold, pm'ece 3s. W. Gs. 10s. lid. and
One, Gnine.i, by .names Atkinstme, Perfumner, 43, Gerrard-
street, Soha-Hpare, Loodofm, and by most Perfumers anti
Hatr Cressers itm .Mao ATKINSON's 'VEGE-
TAIII.I: DYE, alto ~ .. . d o'y sine of the most scientific men to
be the “ftiv prep:Aral toil in the universe which chaozes the
coloitr,of the flair. on the Head,- 'Whiskers, Sic. from Red
or Grey to a beaotitul and permanent ,auburn or Black.
Price 7.5.,Gd. to,. i;d. and One .fluinea.
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Easne; or Gentlemen sending n remittance by post, will
•
have au invite:hate s-,:ppiy.
• Cairtioa-.—A,ii. Is‘r .Atkiasn,,'3 Fluid, or Atkinson's. Dye, as
thercara various coutqerfeit imitatlons,

L'FIUILE de RUSSIE a Londres, cdlel.ire, par PRINCE. 1
- Preserve e; fait Crnitre les' Cheveux, et les retaidie suit les I
. places sont pelt. Le' seal qui est vi di trana Universe.
,
ri-i 'C' ri :ictr Ixt aints .dits and Gentlemen,
II)
..,s. ,
st.:;:e t!.el'eace with Russia, and.as the i”riacipal in-
gretheitt the ktibsia Oil is preparen with comes from l'eters,-' I
iiiir,v,n, and has now fell near id per rent. -therefure,• to make • '
that valuable- article fur tile Hair in general use, the• Pro-
prietor will i» latore sell the nest ant genuine Russia Oil fur .
Jialf-a-guinea per bottle, the same sized ',Ade as used to sell
at one ;. and t,, prevent coon.erieits in future, there
will !iv- ho other sized bottle saki of Prince's genuine Ittss:.a
Oil, but the Half-ganea bottles.
Babitess or Grey Hairs will not be seeti. Several ladies
and geptienien wao flat! used Prnice's ltassia Oil. fur years,
;,,aii ..Ft& 4-b soli, of th•o. alone not a hair fell off, be turned
grey; out-being persuaded to use other oils fur the hair soon-
found the &ilk-fence, their hair fell gif,, or turned grey, have
declared they will' use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in
future. Is proved the best and most wholesome prepara- ,
tints in the universe, for- moistening the' Haiy, when dress-
ing real in. false hair, and is so great a noarisher, if used
constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey; in short,
where nair has got-thin or bald; and the leasi, roots remain,
you may rely on its being restored by using it regularly.
• Thonsands of gentlemen that. were bald have: declared, after
using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald
places inceame covered w•th hair; promotes-eye..brows, whis-
kers, and will prevent whiskers tt.aning reddish •or'.grey.—
Lade:s wilt" dud Prince's Russia Oil prcterahle to any article,
when dressing real ar false hair, as. it not only Curls toe Flair
which way-they like, al,o no damp or exercise will brjng it
out of curlthe Whole day. -
Genti,men wearing.power ought to use Prince's Russia Oil
to moisten Unit. 1) it when dregsing, instead of :pomatum, or
mixed with pool:it-am, as it is well known that powder makes
hair dry, fall off, or turn grey; hut Prince's Russia Oil- is' such
a nodrisher to the hair, if used-constant when dressing, not a -
hair will fall off ,or turn grey. is the best innocent Oil for
lihildren's Hair, as it promotes and strengthens their, Hair,
clearing their heads .of scurf, &c. . .
Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish to preserve their Hair
ought to refrain the ii, Of:coloured oils, as they are injurious
to health, causes dryness to the hair, and occasions it to fall
off, change colour, and oceanic grey-at an early age; that is •
vasilYproved, as the French gentry, who are so partial to co-
loured oils for then hair, generally become grey before thirty.
Princ'e's ltusiia Oil is pleasant to use, is warranted innocent,.
a nourisher and preserver to the Hair.
It is acknowledged by every anion, that England had a
great.part in the downfall of Boonaparte, and in the restora-
tion of the Bourhonsand other Kayal blood to their rights;
-with equal justice it it iicknowieuged the .liussia Oil Prince in
London, is the' original Proprietor of that valuable article
called ,Itussia'Oil, the only genuine in . the Universe. Even
if they want the Prepared Russia Oil in ItliSSiil, or any-other
fin eign p-irt,, they must send to Mr. Prince, Dentist, London, .
far it; and :titer having spent thousands to make it known,
a set of villains, envious and ill-disposed persons, regardless
of the ininry they do, the Proprietor and the Public, aiming
solely at their own pecuniary profit, have itnl,osed, and call-
tinue attempting to name- their vile counterfeits as the ge-
nuine; therefore purchasers will be particular to.asking tor'
Prince's Russia Oil, as all 'others are counterfeits, as can be
proved by Ole i'roprictors of the prineiimi Newspapers in Lon-
don, and by the following Gentlemen,.• who have sold it these .
ten years, that Mr. l'rilL.e's Ilassia Oil is the original and
. only genuine. - i
- Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole
Proprietor, Mr. Prince; John-street, Oxford-street, London ;
..also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-
.street; liendrie, Perfumer to her• Majesty, Tiehborne-street ;
Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and
Duke -and Duchess of York, Cocks.pur-street ; • Newberry, 45,
St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey,- Bow Church-yard ; Barclay,
-95, Fleet-rnarlik ; Butler, 4, ChCapsi.de ; Edwards, 66, St.,
Pail's Church-yard; Bacon, 160, Oxford-street; Berry, John-
son, Greve-street; Weston inn! t'n. 2-29, Strand ; . Davison,49,
-Fl,:et-street ;: Rigge, 05, Cheapside ; • Bolton, Tat, Royal
Exchange ; anti by most principal Perfumers and Medicine
'Venders, Therefore the first respectable Venders in _Londe'',
who sell it, proves Mr. Prince to be the prig rial proprietor
of the genuine Russia Oil', and all others ine'Cownterfeits ;
awl any Druggists, 'Perfumers, Medicine Venders, Hair-
dressers,
or Travellers, Who sell Ittissiot Oil, under any prc-I
Uice whatever,
,that is not Prince's Russia Oil, are imposi
tors, as they impose coanterfeits on their castorners. .
IT SERVES THE IMPOATORS RIGHT.s--••Scverall2rug-1
gists, Perfumers, and Hail-dressers "ii:•e lust customers by-,
selling them counterfeit Russia-Oil, &c. ,
To accommodate 'Ladle's and Gentlemen that reside in
country, be inclusing the amount ' for any
quantity to Mr.
Prince, 9, :Jniiii-street, Oxford-street., London, will scud by
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return or coach t.o any part of the kingdom.
Prince's Russia Oil, and the other articles, -arc so prepared,
that it keeps in all climates, and the older the better. Myr_
chants and Captains will find it a very advantageous article,;
.as now most ports are open,.and it is in a very great demand'
abroad. A gsod alluwauce .for exportation. .
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