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f PRICE SIX PENCE.

This Day IA a ;
' . . In three volumes, price toss 6d. boards,
THE HISTORY of RINALDO RINALMNI,
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Captain of Banditti. •
Translated from the German of VULVIUS,'"
•' By j. lIICNKLEY, Esq. • ,
"This celebrated•history had an unexampled sale throUgh-
out Germany, where many large editions were printed in. the
course of a few months. The Adventures of Rinaldini, a real.
•charazter, who lived in the early piirt of the present century,
arc truly surprising and almoSt incredible. The author pos-
sesses all the fire and spirit of the German writers, and if we
are now And then'struck with improbabilities, bordering on
fiction. -,Aw. are ochui delighted with deeds of heroism and
c•Jurage,.. not unworthy of a greater name than this daring
Captain of Banditti." • Monthly Mirror, Nov. rBOO.
Printeo. for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row.

A RCHER and HAUGHTON,- from Dublin,
1-.1. 'IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET MANUFAC-
TURERS 4nd MERCER'S to FIER MAJESTY, Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke
-and Dutchess of York., bitteliess of Wirtemberg, and the
Princesses; No: 8, Henrietta-stri7et, Covent•garden, London.
The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the different
branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies OC-the first rank
and hoped ,has sufficiently established, in-the
ooinio: of a dist:m.lmi Public, the decided superiority of
Archer amt llaughton's Poplins and Tabbinets ; also gold,
silver, „figured and pliin Chamberry Muslims, and Italian
_Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, &c.

CAUTION.
Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been-credibly
formed, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now,
and have been for some time past, manufacturing and selling
Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an interior quality, undet
the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufacioiry, with
view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi-
tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to conviaion any person or
persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of'
their nianufaCture, that was not a&ually bought at their
house.

They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility arid Gen-
try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any Other Home in •
Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at
prices mush lower than they .can be had elsewhere,
,the
Whole being of their own-manufaaure —they c•wfsist of
white and. blact. Bornbasins, Chaniberry Muslins, Cambric
Sarsenets, Rasdimores for. Wilows, •Annozines, dress'Bar-
celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, diandkeiehiefs, Boinbazets for
Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in greyToplins
and Sarsenets, .for slight. Mourning. ---English Yhttl. wide
Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. 6tl. par yard.; -Velutes,
double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different -
Patterns„ plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow
rusty or greasy M wearing, being of the very best -rrinle.teye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.
N. B. Ladies Own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or
Tabbinets'; Tabberays for-Etirniture_ of t he- different fashion-
able Colours, itianubdured•on the shortest notice.
• Minchants•supplied to any amount. Ge•
°BARI'S and 'PLOW MAN, iVlahuL,Ciu re rs to
lA. Her Majesty and all the Royal Family, havin;.--,•greatly‘ ;!4
extended their -ManufaCtory, and invented sever at New and .- -
tasteful Articles- of Dress, agreeable to the present Fashion,
take the liberty of soliciting the patronage and itispeCtion of
the Nobility and Gentry,. at their Ware Rooms, I,;n.
Chandos-stroet, Covent-Garden, to their Patent Articles of
Dress, to be had no where else in England—
THE ROYAL IMPERIAL'NETT, • • •
,
a very tasteful and elegant produaion ; 'also rich UNION
STRIPED and SPO:11 ED VELVETS, for Court Trains,
in all the Fashionable Colours.•
Genuine CH AMB E RRY MUSLINS,hi the most exten-
sive variety of P lain, Striped, and Figured, and of the most
elegant Patterns, in Gold and Silver, for Court and Ball
Dresses, &c.
ITALIAN MUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni-
versally admired for its durability, and is peculiarly adapted,
from its -light and elegant Appearance, for Fashionable Dress.
SARSN ET CAMBRI CS made of Silk and Cotton; those
sold without Silk not having any pretensions to the name, or
any advantage beyonda Dyed Glazed Muslin. Also a Thicker
kind tbr Travelling
.Dresses, warranted to Wash.—Plain,
Twilled, and Figured TA F:FATI ES, CYP R.US,le.c.-•'lif the
newest-Fashion, in the greatest variety. •
FOR FAMILY- -MO URNIN G R. and P. haying paid
particular 'attention to the MantifaCture of -Al 0 URN ING
GOODS, they flatter thernselvei'' they cad supply Families
.going into Mourning, withevery Article °fa superior Quality,
being Themselves the ManufacturerS of Boinbazeens,--Rasdi--
mores; Twilled and Plain Sarsnets; Chamberry, and Italian
'lllusliris, Sarsnet CambrieS, Bombazets for Servants, Bar-
celona Handkerchiefs, &c. all warranted to wear ; and any
Goods not giving the fullest satisfidion, they. will change or
return the,mariey..
13611011'e original Importers and Manufacturers of Irish
Poplins and Tabbinets in this Country, and having made
them on an improved Principle (solely their oWn It ventionj, •
theyfiatter themselves their superiority, -both in Q,Uality and
rritv, will insure a decided preferenoe. •
Very curious Rich Black Double Tabbinet for Gentlemen's
wear.
• FOR FU RNITURE.7-Rich Damasks and Satins of quite
new Patterns; .:also Plain anti Striped
.Tabarets, in all co-
lours, 'with "the Unproved plan of watering, so much ap..
preyed by the admirers of Elegant Fittniture. Alowance to
the Trade as usual. -
• Merchants exporting -Fashionable Goods; will find their
Manufactory time new, and worthy their attention.

TO THE LADIES.

THE Happiness. of both Sexes is so conneaed
With the increase of female charms, it is riot to be-won-
dered at that the inventive genius. should be employed to
discoVtr what may be innocently used to assist Nature, in
keeping the tyrant man in a. state of pleasing bondage. to the
softer sex._ This discovery is now made, .and as imposition
haS been but too frequently praaised upon the crechilonS,
the nentleman who is • the Inventbr of the MAGNETIC
C EMI, has consulted die clelicaeyof the sex, by commit-
ting the sale of this curious and elegant Preparatiod to a Lady
of honotic and respeClability. who has authority to return the
money, if this innocent Liquid .100 c not give to the skin that
peculiar ,faitness.,: which, as well as bestowing delicacy, be-
speaks health, and throWs an animation into the cettntle-
mance, which shall give the eye, the full power to charm and
fascinate. For the hand and arm it is prepared in a different
forin, and if delicaey would permit thenaine ofthosc.- Ladies
to be mentioned who have approved this innocent Composi-
tion; their number would exceed belief; for rank and fashion.
It can be had only at No. 53, Brownlovv-stieet, near Gray's.
lon Holborn; in bottles at los. 6d. each. \
N. 8..' Ladies residing in the• Country, by inclosing
pound dote, may have two bottles sent to them, safely packed
in a box, with bills ofdireelions, to any pa'rt of the Kingdo,m.