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London, England, 1805-05-17 00:00:00

SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS, ece.

HA RD\ 'c NEW-INVENTED EFFULGENT
BLACKING, patronifed for ore by the King and Royal Fa-
Wai brought to perfedlion five years ago, and has ever since
tnalt.tained its decifivc superiority. wholly independent of gummy
freearing. and the noxious coat of japan varniai ; this is purely
undtuous, softening, effcntially cleanfing, confervative and conge-
r:ill to the loather; even after a great length of time, when duR is
wiped off the tranfcendant 'nitre is di-played, which no other Black-
ing can re.‘,.!t ; it foils nothing, and has no scent, it repells %voter,
withtlinds licnt, flourifhes in all climates, and requires not half
the trouble; its imperial elegance is conferred on Boots, Drefs-
Rules, Cartouch-boxes, Ladies' Black Bias, Clogs, &c.—rs. and
Is. tot per Box.—Hardy's Mixture„Cream and Liqu id, are match-
:els for reftoring, preferving and beautifying the Tops of Boots.—
The Cream keeps the pale colour, is.6d. The Liquid is for brown
or tan ra. The Mixture takes out ink,or any Rain, 35. per bottle.
The genuine are signed and fold by Robert Hardy, No. 3, Barn
ard's Inn, Holborn, London; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church.
yard; Howard and Evans, Long-lane; Shaw and Edwards, Saint
Paul's (Lurch-yard; Hendrie and Sons, Tichborna-Rreet ; But-
ler, Chearfide ; Robertfon, No. 22, Peinee.-ftreet, Edinburgh ;
Hardy's Mufic Shop, Oxford; Bodkin, Printer, Cambridge; Bar-
ret, Weymouth; and molt perfumers, bookfellers, and venders of
Medicine in the kingdom.—This Blacking Powder is particularly
recommended to dealers, and for exportation ; uniting (mall corn-
oafs to lifht carriage, and not fulled to 100, it molt liquids are,
:ram the breaking of bottles, fermenting.

TO THE LADIES.
fIAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
AI for removing dUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE,
NECK, ARMS, glee. giving at the fame time a Cireaffian foft-
ode and tranfpartney so the Complexion.---Superlipous Hairs
have in all ages and Countries been conSdered highly derogatory to
female Delicacy, and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of
Egypt and other Went Nations Mould be entirely exempt from
this (course of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates. To
Lady M.W. M—ae, Europe was at length indebted for the keret
procured from a Female friend, during her relidence in Turkey,
and where, it appears, the Ladies cooftantly make ufe of it
at the Baths. Ths very liberal encouragement which the Pro-
prietor has ever experienced Nun his fair Country Wetness,
makes him prefume that this Preparation meets with their entire
approbation. The mildnefs of its operation, fo as not to irritate
even the delicate !hies of an infant, its never failing and permanent
efficacy, difti.fing an odoriferous and molt delicious fragrance,
render it in every raped an elegant and neceffary addition to the
Toilette of Beauty and Fafhion.
Recommendation alone would Rill as hitherto have been found
fufEcient so circulate a Depilatory, the reclufive effect of which is
fo obvious and invariable,did not juftlce to the Public require that
they mould be raved from the painful effcdts of injurious and cox..
rofive applications, molt of them futile attempts to imitate the
above, and introduced to the Public under various names.—To
prevent impoation in future, and to accommodate Ladies too
diftant for perfoual application, their orders by polt for a tingle
Bottle or larger quantity, will be molt pundksally executed to any
part of Town or Country, fuch *Mei s inclofing the amount, ad-
decked to Mrs. Knight, No. 33, King-ftreet, Holborn, Londe,
Sr doors from Holborn, price 35. 6d. the bottle. An abatement
of One Shilling in 6: Bottles. N. B. None is genuine unlefs figned
in the Proprietor's hand.wsking, to imitate which is felony.
N. B. While Ear -r BET was in England, a certain Perfon, invidu.
ous no doubt of the unbounded fuccefs with which this Depilatory
has been conilantly attended, aged bins, by means of an inter
preter, if it ever was ufed in Egypt? %hen, to his conflation, the
Mamuluke produced foam of this identical preparation, which it,
fermi they always carry about them, being employed by the Men
to give uniformity and nape to their muttachios, Ste. The above,'
with numerous inftanees of its. complete and permanent Needs,
are confirmed by Mlldayles, white may be feta at the venders.

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AN ESSAY the MALIGNANT PESTILEN
TIAL FEVER, introduced into the Weft India !Bands from
Boullam, or the Coaft of Guinea, as it appeared in 1793, ty94,
t 793 , and 1796; interfperfed with Obfervations and Fads, tending
to prove that the Epidemic emitting at Philadelphia, New York, &c.
was the fame Fever introduced by tided-Hon imported from the
Weft India elands: and illuftrated by evidences founded on the
State of thde Maids, and the information of the molt eminent
Praaioners reeding on them.
By C. CHISHOLM, M.D.
And Infpeaor General of the Ordnance Medical Department in