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London, England, 1808-03-10 00:00:00

TO NLEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES.
nENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made
V in the most elegant and fashionable manner, and ha that
sithiy approved style of cutting which has given universal satis-
faction to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICHSE
theN andlat
CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Rathbone-place, London (.-
strberetofore foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make young
Gastiemen's Suits and Hussar Dresses in the most tasteful and
dew ferns. Country Residents may be informed bow to send
Vat ntessere per Post.
lagimentah, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breech-
es ',hates, fat. du.
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rcHE Patentees of Abe FLEECY HOSIERY,
,L HOLLAND, WAISTELL., and HORTON, No: 90,•High
Holborn, have obtained his Majesty's Patents for England, Scot- I
had, and Ireland, for the following Articles,
•
HOSE and GLOVES.
BIRDS-DOWN.—This Hosiery is made of"the fine down of
eras, Eider Ducks, and other Birds, mixed with fine wool; it
steedsin warmth and delicacy every other except Pateht Fleecy
Miry, and as it does not slgink in washing it in conseqUently
MHOS lERY made of MILLED WORSTEDe great de-
tect in au Worsted Hosiery is its shrinking in washing, but this is
fitly obviated by milling the-worsted previously to its being
sallufsetureci This operation on the Worsted renders the Huse
ode dit extremely beautiful and durable.
These- Patent Articles are to be had of the Patentees, and by
Mr artaiatment of the Most respectable Hosiers in both. town
ledeountry; also plain Hosiery, in a great variety of new articles
eitktiritivention, among which is Under-clothing of various de-
wisdom, for both Ladies sud Gentlemen; and also their Patent
Racy Hosiery, so greatly recommended-by the Faculty, an being
flighty conducive to the health and comfort of mankind. .

(2,GULD'S VEGETABLE OPENING POW-
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Their mode of operation is at once mild yet effectual, thoroughly
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with the greatest benefit by every description of petiOns, without'
risk of taking cold. Are likewise particularly calculated as a cool-
ing physic for children in the. Spring, and Autumn, and as a cer-
tain corrector of all humours, or heats, likewise after the Measks,
Small-Poi, 5cc.....4-Sold in packets. 2a. 4d. and es. 6d.
324, each, b
ol-
y
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Hudson, Hay-Market ; Spyring,l63, Borough ; and most respect-
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