The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-26 00:00:00

1-' ICTWILLIA'G eIFFICE; Jrcly IS, 1314.

rip HE COMMISSI9NERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY' A7...4VY dO hei-eby. give Notice,
That on l'ae.sday the:2d of dagost neat; they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, sealed ap,: and treat for.
Handrcd Pipes of TENERIFFE or yAtAL WiNE, to be dcL
livered, on or before the 3i..st of Octobe;;sne.rt, at thy Island
Barbadoes ; and ,to be plaid for by Bills; payatde zath
interest, 'Ninety Days after daft.'

7'he Conditions of the Contract may Le seen at the kcre•:
tav's (We.
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No- regard will be Ltd to any Tent?cr in which the Priie
shall not he' inecrtc.l in words tit leJlgth, or that shalt not
be delirtie4 t,; Wt.
_lotofore One o'Cloch on the Said Tues.
day, the 2a of Aagiiit next, wor.uvless the Person who makes
Ihe Tender, • or.wume Person on his LchaT, attends, to
answer when called for. "

' ' • • This Day was-published. price Is.
A.
n.
sEmoN, Preached in t,:e "Cliurcli of.
Barton,•under-Needwood, in the, COunty of- Stafford,
on July 7, 1814, •being the day . appointed for a General
ThanL;giving on the Restoration of Peace. • •
By the Rev. THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A. . '
Minister of Barton-under-Needwood.
. Published at the request' of the Parishoners.
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Pribted for T. 'Cadell and IV; Davies, titrana. Of whom
'may IJC had, new Editions of Gisborne's other Works.

_''OR ME GROWTH OF HAIR.

:ONG HAIR beingi so t:niverst-dly worn, par-
ticularly by -young. Ladies, ,Mrs. JOHNSON takes that
liberty.of the Nobility and Gentry, that wn-
lt.i.C.l.l'i ITALIAN OlL!i,are the only erticht that has ever
been disco..*ett to, accelerate its grOwth, whieb acquired by
Dole rObingthe Oils in the Hair twice a week. They also
ren;lertite bardeit Hair as s:.;ft and completely en:di-
tate the i,iry scurf, which is so very troublesome (more cspe-
ciall§,simeepowder.is uutof use; ;and will keep the hair bead.-
cari: YOunLi," Gentlemen at school, who have ,in
get-ivr;il coarse hair, attended by a quitutiTy of dry scarf, would.
had ':Teat ,e'.;efit from use of those Oils, not only be the
pre!ient cotol,r• They afford,.bat by lett* the,hair be rthbed
now andilic a, when they becoiae oka they whuld not have
either a..grey hair or bald plate on their. heads, which .bat
becoexperic)ic..d be il6nbers whO'have Useri the Oils in their
youth., The Oils, tar the Vast thirty years, have keen sold ill
pots, at ss:•cac's ; bat Mrs., johnsoni finding' that halt.tle
(pont it scree a young p'ci•soh at least tiVO 11)011t1)§, has
reduee. oc size of the pots, which be suld iu future at
2s. 9d. oniy.i.;;vioir, therchy an opportunity of judging
of its vorue. at a 0-:ding expeace. - .
• 'l',, land of the ProPrietor,J. Johnson, 93, Newman-street,
Oxford-street r by her appointment; of Tote, Cornhill ;
Itigg, 63, Catty and P6rec-, pond-street ; and
by alf the principal Periuriwrs in 'fawn and Country, at
and 2s.

L'IMILE de RUSSit. Lonelees, cjlo)re,. par ,Pit.INCE.
Preserve a fait Croitre 1& cheteies:, et !es ret7;Hlic sne. les

places sont pel6. Le seal' qui estevrai verse. -
rgatiN CO acquaints Ladies 414111 Gentlemen,
IL since the Peace with Ilessia, and-as the principal ia-
gredient the Russia Oil .;; prepared with'comes front Peters-
buegh, and lute now f:‘:1 tte-tt- S;J.Fr cent, tii,r+4-p',
t :!., 171.9i'eral tut, the en,
Prietuifftefl.l la fel Ire seii the best and genuine Rtissia'Oil for li
battle, the same sized bottle as used to sell
at anegviete.:. and le) prevent counterfeits in futere' tll,e:a •
will be nu, other sized battle soh! of Prince's genuine Itossia
Oil, but die half-guinea bottles.
Baldness Or Grey Hairs will not be seen. Several ladies
and gentlemett who had used Prince's Russia Oil for years,
.and from the•use of-that alone not a hair fell off, or turned
grey;' butbcing persuaded to use other oils for theliair, soon
found the difference, their hair fell off, or turned grey, LaVe
declared they will use no other than Prince'S Russia Oil in
•eaturce Is peeved the hest and Most wholesome prepara-
tion in the universe; for moistening the Hair, when dress-
ing real or false hair, and is. so great a nouwisher, if used
constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey in short,
,where hair has got thin or bald, and the lean roots remain,
you may rely on its 'being restored by using it regularly.
'Thousands of geotle meitt hat Were bald have declared, after
using Prince's Russia Oil regtilarly for six months, the bald
places. became cavered wttb hair; promotes eye-brows, wlkis-
- kers,. and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey.—
Ladies will bad Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any article
when dressing real or false hair, as it not anly Curls the Hair •
which way they like, also no damp or exercise will bring •it
out of curl the.whole day.
Gentlemen wearing potter ought to use Prince's Russia Oil
to moisten their hair when dressingeinstead of pomattim, or
Mixed with pool:aunt, as it is well know)) that powder makes
hair dry, fall off, or turn grey; but Prince's Rie,si_lt/ng
Oil is
hairanD si'ishcr' to the hair, if used
constant
Istlmb),7stht whet
a e:slaucent Oil for
Children's Hair, as it promotes and strengthens their Hair,
clea.-ing their heads of scurf,&.e.
Ladies and Gentlemen who- wish to preserve their Hair
Ought to refrain the use of coloured oils, as they are injurious -
to health.- causes diyness•to the hair, and occasions it to fall
off,:ehaugecolour, and become..grey 6t an early age.; that is
easily proved, as the French gentry, who are so partial to co-
loured oils for their hair, generally beceme grey before thirty.
Prince's Russia Oil is pleasant to use, is warranted innocent,
a nourishes and preserver to the Hair.
It is acknowledged. by every nation, that England had a
grat part in the downfall of Buonaparte, -and in therestora-
tion of the Bourbons and other Royal Blood to their rights ;
with equal justice it is acknowledged the Russia Oil 7.'1-ince in
London, is the original Proprietor o 1 that valuable article
called Russia Oil, the only genuine in the-Universe. Even
if they want the Prepared Russia Oil in Russia, or:any-other
foreign part, they most send to Mr. Prince, Dentist, London,
for it ; and after having spent thousands to make it known,
a set of villains, envious and ill-disposed persons, regardless
of the injury they do the Propri-tor and the Public, aiming
solely at thew own pecuniary profit, have imposed, and C-611.-,
att..niptin3 fib ;PbII.II,SI•s'.iC.PIIIII.O.9•CM;t, ~
indite ; -Therefore purchasers will be particular to asking for
Prince's Russia Oil, as all others are counterfeits, as eau be
•proved by the Proprietors of the principal Newspapers itt Lon-
don, and by the following Gentlemen, who have sold it these
ten years, that Mr. Prince's Russia Oil is t!:) original and
only. genuine. , - •
-Sold wholesale, retail, -and for exportation, by the :sole.
Proprietor, Mr. Prinee,-John-street, Oxford-street, Londan
also by' Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond, •
street; Hendrie, Perfumer to her -Majesty, Tichboree-street ,
Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prinee and Princess, gild •
; Duke and Duchess of l'ork,'Cockspur.street ; Newberr), 45,
St. Paul's Churchlard; Ditey, Bow Church-yard ; Barclay,
95, Fleet-market ; • Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Edwards, 66, St. 7
-Paul'e) (;butch-yard; Beconelso,oxford-street ; Berry, John-,
Greek-street; Weston and co. 229, Strand; Davison, 591,
Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheilpside ; Beam), 'fiat, Royal
Exchange ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine
` Venders, Therefore the list respectable Venders in Loudon
who sell it,- proves Mr. Prince to be the original proprietor
of the genuine Russia Oil, and ail others arc Ceaaterfeits ;
and any Druggists, Perfumers, . Medicine Venders, Hair;
dreasers,oror Travellers, who sell Russia Oil, under any Pre-
tence yhatever, that is not Prince's Russia Oil, art! imPos-
ters,as they impose Counterfeits on their customers. "
11' SERVES "I'HE IMPOS,TORS RlGHT.—Several Drug-
gits, Perfumers, and. Hair-dressers have lust customers by
selling them counterfeit Russia Oil, &c.
Tu accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in' the
country, by inclusing the amount for any quantity to Mr.
Prince, 9, John-street, Oxford-street, London, will send by
return of coach t ► atilt part of the kingdom. •
Prince's Itussia'Oil, and this other articles, arc, so prepared,
that. it'
keeps in all climates,- and the older the hetter. . er-
chants and Captains will bud ,it a-very ,advant"genni article,
• as now most ports are open, and it is in -a very great demand
abroad. A good allowance for ceeortation.