The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-24 00:00:00

TO THI NOBILITY, GENTRY,

A5l ATE 1.7 -OF • THE

• ' • FINE ./111.TS.
PERLATIVELY' ELEGANT
GENUINE SALE OF- SIT
PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD•BY AUCTION,
- • By Mr. STAFFORD,
At the ,Spacious 'Rooms, UNION-STREET, 13:kTIT, on
MONDAY, the 7th of November; Isl 4, and following
days, at Twelve Wein& precisely,
MOST -Costly anti unique Assemblage of
ELi.GANT -PROPERTY, compp-hending• the magni-
ficent Depository:of the Cabinet.of FINE GEMS. This•rare
aid splendid Cot ection, the selection of discria-Lliating
taste, has been the research of the last thirty-years, and
combines. a consider:dile portion of tile best SoeCimeitS of
Art. 'lncluded are the onlyGronp of Statuekin Onyx Stone
in the ,world,(y.lued at 300. guineas.) A sulierb Relipie of
Crystal, sail; Or-Mule and-Preeious Stones, Depositti.m : a
MocoaCasket, enclosing a Itndow Idol, coMpesed of the
largest Oriental Pearl ext,nit. A Curious Aninnt Nitable
Altar-piec,2„ the Private Oratory of Pope Innocent a
matchless Sardonyx, embellished with' TWo Seiiptitral Sub-
jects, the Resurrection and the Apaesisian,• by Cornelius Po:
lemlierg. Exquisitely fine Ivory Sculptures, by Quanois,
Celini, John de Bologna, FiaMingo,
A valuable and select Collection of PAINTINGS, of the
Old School, comprising, in fine preservation, the best por-
formances of the must esteemed Masters, among which is la
Michael Angelo Da Carrevagio, (valued at 5000 guineas) ;
singularly beautiful large Enamel of Francis I.; and nearly
One 'HuoJred others of equal merit,shyPetitot, Boit,•Zinae,
Roquet, &C.—Cameos and Intaglios. Onyx and fine liold
Snuff Boxes; including many rare and beautiful specimens.
Ancient 'China, Foreign Curiosities, Rings, Seals, iind. tceck-
laces, in great variety, of antique and. modern. bleganee, in
Onyx, Jasqer, and Blood Stones, Mocoa, Enamel, &..q.„ A
variety of Coraline, jasper, and Italian Marblea, in Pyra-
mids, Urns, and Vases; together with -a variety of '
Gauss and miscellaneous Elegalicies of the highyst class.-, Be-
ing the real 'Property of Mr. FINDLAY,. relingAistii4,- his
favourite pursuit from a continuum' or ill health.
May be viewed Oil the S2d, ad, and 4th thys of Noveniber,
by Tickets only, which may be had of Mr. Stafford; Cata-
logneS will be delivered 2s. eac'h, twelve days prior to., the
sale, by Messrs. Mack and Cibton, Dublin ; a rails, aez
ROsa Lifirnire,'GrandeCour du Palais Royal ; Messrs. Robins
and Terry, auctioneers, Birmingham:; Rush' Inn, Bristol; '
at the Museum;. Cburch.-street, Liverpool ; llop-pale Inn,
Worcester ; King's Head Inn, Gloocester ; the Loudon Inn,
Exeter; at the Auction-Mart, London ; and at the. Auc-
tioneer's Offices, 73, WM-street, Oxford,street,. London,
and Westgate-build'ingS,.Bat h.
4t4it Commissions ,post paid) faithfully performed.

FIFTY PER. CENT. CHEAPER.
, ..2s, Bs. 10s. 6(1.- and 225. per Bottle.
T"'
SANDS of Ladies• and Gentleman who
have used PRINCE'S RUSSIA. OIL, have declared
tliey will. use no other Oil. Is. proved the best and whole-
somest-Oil iir the hair ; is. so great a nourishes, improving,
preserving, a• al beautifying the hair of Ladies and Gentle-
men, ;kid Children; and if used constantly, not a hair w:'.l
fall off Or turn grey, and makes weak. and
,abort hair .groW
thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair as soft as silk, and
keeps real or false hair in beautiful curls ; where there is
hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald, by using Prince's
Russia Oil regularly,--if the least roots, will -he restored.—
Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald have declared, after
.using Prince's Russia Oil realarly,' fur six months, the bald
places became-covered with hair.
Sold' wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole.
Prornietur,7Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street, London
and by must principal Perfumers and Medicine Yenders.
' . Ca TlON.—There are many who havi used Russia Oil with-
out benefit, on account of being taken in by the impostors,
who sold them counterfeit, particularly in the Country;
Irer,efore, be icular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil ; and in
the Directions and Bill sealed -up with each Bottle, it is
proved, whoever sells Russia-011, under any pretence wh,lt-
ever, -that is not Prince's, an/ Impostors, as selling -coun-
terfeits to their customers. It was an observation of the
• FAMOUS NINON D'ENCLO,
that Ladies froth :30 to 50, when they could weartheir own
Flair, were reckoned the finest Women, which is
FOUND OUT AT LAST, - • '
Grey Hair or Whiskers
..ehangial immediately to Dark
Browie,or Black. Hundreds of Ladies who use to wear False
Hair, because their own -became Grey, have left. oft the
False Hair, and now wear their own, as- it. certainly is a
great addition, for (without doubt) there is not any thing.
makes them look older than Grey orFalse Hair,---Also, thou-
sands of Gentlemen who used to have Red or Grey. Whiskers,
that. was a great disfigure to them, are now_quite .dark, front
their • using Prince's Improyed,Dye, prepared _with spirits,
which is the only innocent and wholesome Dye ever disco-
vered; dyes Grey Hair, or Red or Grey Whiskers, irame-
diately, to dirk Brown or Black, on an improved
Caption.--As there are several spurioas Dyes now selling,
which are prl7pared with Caustic, dangerous to use, and in-
jnrious to the health, and makes the Hair and XVlliskers turn
Purple; therefore,_ be particular to ask for Prince's Im-
proved Dye, a guinea a bottle; or two bottles fur 21.; or
one dozen 101.

CAuTtox.•—The Cover of.'each bottle is printed in golden
ink. Directions are sealed up with each bottle, so that any
one can dye their own hair with ease and plc...sure.
To accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in 'the
country,,'by sending a remittance by post W. Mr. Prince,
John-street, Oxford-street, London, will send by return of
coach to any part of the kingdom.