Star.
London, England, 1814-07-04 00:00:00

MONDAY, JULY 4, 1814.

ItElloAf4AL GB THE 'PoBT=OFITICE.
PETITION to the Honourable the House of
A CiMituott from the Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of
London. against the Removal of the Post-Mee to the extreme
end of Chespide, will lie for signature at John's Coffee house,
corner of Sweeting's-alley, Coruhill, until three o'clock on Tues-
day, the Sth of July.
CROWTHER, I. AVIE, and GARTH, Solicitor.

st-e,w ' -
..i e .Public is respectfully informed, that the interior of the
Surrey Theatre has undergone a complete alteration, restoring
it to the original forsb of the
• ROYAI. CIRCUS.
krott,A e n e of Mr. WI...ST*B celebrated EQUESTRIAN
1.49 PP, whitkis beautiful STUD of HORSES, front the
Theatres Royal, Bath and Bristol ; and first time of New'
Equestrian Spectacle.
HORSEMANSHIP.
ITHIS present Evening, MONDAY, July 4, 1814,
and every Evening this Week, the Performances will ow'
nitrite at half-past Siz pred.ely, with an
EQUESTRIAN ENTREE. •
After which will be presented, for the first time, an entirely new'
grand Equestrian Mtlo Dramatic Spectacle, with new Musie, '
scenery, extensive. Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called I
THE TIGER HORDE.
• The Piece invented by mr.w. Barrytoore. The Recitations,
ngs, Chorusses, &c. by Mr. Moreton. Gut up under the direct-
lon of Mr. Cooke. The Overture and whole of the Music en•
tirely new, composed by Mr. M,Corri. 'lle Scenery painted
by. Me. Wilkins. The Machinery by Mr. Bransecunb. The Equea-
Man Depart ntent under the immediate direction of Mr. West.
Pais:cern x CtaaWACTERs.—Sin-Hareet (Prince of minim,'
tan), Mr. Robber& ; Asim (an Officer in his service), Mr. Cove.,
sty ; 'lab Zan, Mr. Tinner ; Ahensellah (Azim's Father), Mt.
Middleton ; Elernilena.; (a Peasant), Mr. May ; Abel Hassan (an
old Wood-cotter)', Mr.. Cooke 'Debar (his Son, and Chief of the
Tiger Band), Mr. Huntley.
Lcaozes of the Hoe° e —EI Hyde', Mr. Collett; Bahudar,
Mr.Woolford ; Camfu, Mr.Ducrow,jun.; Sherensa, Mr. Hol-
lingsworth; Hanfu, Mr. Bradley ; Kerins, Mr. Filling ham ; Ma-
saran, Mr. Parket • Zarin, Mr. Jones.
'fits HOR 0 E—Meurs. Munn, Rice, Jones, Campbell, Wool-
ford, jun. Illackmore, Johnston, Smith, T'aompson, James.
Principal Brahmtn, Mr. Marshall; Choral Brahmins, Messrs.
Churcn' • May, Hendersoa, Dodd, &c.; Officers of the Sepoy
(uard. Messrs. Day and Howell; Native Infantry, Cavalry, Chi-
nese Guard, &toys, by the double eon:l:any, and a numerous
train pf Auxiliaries. .
Women—Aza, Princess of China, Mr'. West, Cher first ap-
pearas:ce on this Stage) ; Zarnuda, the Wood-eutter s Daughter,
MissDely ; Arina, Dubar's Wife, Mrs. Hammond; Principal
Vrahmins, Mrs. Brookes and Mrs. Covetity ; Chinese Attendants,
Mesdames kivolta, Taylor, Baker, Jackson, artd Bell ;, Choral
liralifidoi, Meadantes Parkinson, Rudon, Roberts, %Vinton, /cc.
The folloirlog Is the Succession of Nev' ScenerylLifiew *t..tki.
City is Delhi, Cataract by Moorilliht, a Wood, Interior of
Woodman's Hoyle* Bandit'eCave, outside of Woodman s Hut,
Cataract at Sunrise, State Apartment in Palace, Garden of ditto,
Exterior of Palace.
Grand Attack of Hindno Fortress, by Horse and Foot.
Mr. Was.). having re-engaged Monsieur GODEAU, the first
Rope Dancer in the Word, during his short stay in London,
Monsieur and Madame GODEAU will exhibit their astonishing
teats on the TIGHT ROPE, and among various Equilibriums,
peculiar to themselves, will dance, at oils time, an Allemande
and Waltz, on TWO ROPES.
Master Woe:trot o, the Infant Equestrian, will go through the
Flag Dance and Peasant Hornpipe.—Clown to the Horsemanship,
Mr. Campbell.
In the course of the Evening Mademoiselle Godeau will g.'
through the whole of her wonderful performances on the SI ACK
ROPE -. Clowns to the Rope, Messrs. Campbell and Paulo.
Extraordinary Feats ou a Single Horse, by Mr. Ducaow, jun.
The Evening's Entertainments to conclude with a broad farcical
Durietta, written by Mr. Lawler, called
An ADVER'rISEMEN I' for a HUSBAND.
will ---,.....
Plates to bt ii/A1 9f Mr. Dunn, jot. Box-Keeper, who " I Tltis day was riblished, vice Is.
attend at the Office from Tea tiII fyur.
Door. to be opened at Half past Five, god to begin at Half-past FIsiGLAND's MERCIES arid LUTIES.—A
_ 1 stitmoN. preached in the Church of St. George, Litt*
Six.—Second ReitelibaliistEight.
Te togas& precisely at Lleven —Bexes 4s. Pit 2s. gallery let Boltfn, Lancashire, April 17511, nets, *on the occasion of the doe
4*(trantO. of Europe irons er *tiny and oppression, and of the
prospect now happily afforded of au inuediate, permanent, and
I honourable Peace.
By the Rev. W. THISTLETIIWAI FE, N 4.4. Minister.
Second Edition. Published at the particular reveu of the
Congregation.
London : Printed for she Author, and sold by J. Hatcltard,
190,-Piecadilly ; and t.. B. Seeley, Fleet-street.

THE Creditors of the late Cornet F. V. FOH RE R,
‘2,1 Hos,ari King's German Legion, are hereby informe 1,
that the I) •idend of his Oriels having been made nut, they are
requtste•t to apply for the same to the undersigned Commanding
°Seer of the Regiment, between the Ist and 10th July, 1814.
WM. AI.Y, Major, 2d Humeri, K. G. 1..
Ipswich, June 28, 1814.

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NO FIXED PRIZES!—Days of Drawing
Ist Day • - Ist SIFP I'EMBER.
2d Day • 13th SEPTF.MBER.
3d Day - 17th SEPTEMBER.
Tickets and Shares are selling by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
Contractors for the Lottery,at their Offices, the Corner of Rank-
buildings, Conlin, and facing the King's Mews, Chating.Cress.
Price of a Ticket - ‘l9 19 0
£lO 70 I Eighth -
S 0 Sixteenth -

Half
Quarter

£2 13 6
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In a few days will be published,
In Three Volumes, Immo, price 16s. 6d boards,
ikMONTH in TOWN, a Satirical NOVEL.—
By the Author of " The General Post Bag," " Rejected
Odes," &c. &e.
Printed for J. tolinitne, cheapside.
Where may be bad, just published, price 21.
Moss KINGS, a Poem, by Yells Pitmast, Esq.

On Wednesd mitt will be ptblished, in 2 vols. 12nin,
price 10s. 6d. boards,
DNEUMANEE; or, THE FAIRY OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
London: Printed few I. Hatchard, Bookseller to the QnL•cn.
190, opposite Albany, Piccadilly.
Where may be had kis Cerat.oaue, now on sale, containing
an assortment of both Ancient and Modern Books, Pamphlets,
Sermons, &c. &:. vice 3s.

In the Press, au4 will tot pulnw.vii in a f.:w d
In *Mice Vols price ins.
MILFORD HOUSE; or, Folly as it Fi;ec. By
an OFFICER, lire of the Third Guards; and inscribed
to the Right Ilan. the Marchioness of I ownshrinl.
Published by Wm. Liankll, 13uoltbsUsr, Wimple-stint, Ca-
vendish-square.

111,tirriANliTIF:BARREL ORGANS TO 11E
ON with GOThic-gilt Front, plays all the Psalm
and gymn Tunes-4(10 Singers may fling to it with t fleet—
Isiwest price 50 Guineas ; the other, with Gothic gilt front, for
a Drawing room, three Barrels, Drum, and Triangle, plays all
the modern Dances, Waltzers, Stsogs, Marche:, ate.—loweir price
to Guinea; —May be teen at )o in Watlen't, Na. 5, Leicester-
place, Leicester-square, for ten to four o'clock, (private house).

On Wednesday next. July 6, I n I 4, Will be publislii:d, pricy 3s.
riIHE STABLE DIRECTOKY ; or, Grf:orn's
1 Guide to the Medicine Chest (a 9 prepared by the Pro-
prietor), being a brief description of the Cau-es and :symptoms
of various Diseases to which Horses are liable ; adapted to every
capacity—so that on the first appearance of disease a remedy may
be immediately applied.
By R. POWIS, Veterinary Surgeon.
Also, by the same Author, iit the Press, and speedily sesllkbe
published, price 2s, 6d. a Second Edition, corrected and enlarged,
of an Fxamination of the different Systems of Shoeing the Feet
of the Horses, &c.
Published by Cradock and Joy, Pieernoster-row ; Ebers, Bond-
street ; Rice, Ilerkeley-stpiare ; to be had of the Proprietor, at his
Veterinary Establislanient, Grosvenor Mewe, GTOM:llol,Strert ;
and of all Booksellers in town and country.

NEW MySIC.
rfitiE popular Overture, Songs, Marches, &c. in
-1L , Sadak and Kalasrade, as performing at the Theatre Royal,
Garden, composed and arranged fur the Pianoforte, by
Bishop, price 7s. 64. Naderntan's celebrated Nocturne,
Harp, with Accompaniments for the Pianoforte and Vio-
, price 5-. for Harp alone, 3s. 64. The Emperor of Russia's
ilcome to England, a Divertimento for the Pianoforte, com-
ed bt 11 Steibelt, price 3s. Les petits Bijoux, No. 20, con-
log a favourite Waltz, with Variations, by G. Kiallmark,
20. Ditto, No. 21, containing the King of Prussia's wel-
TO England, a Waltz, with Variations, composed by L. Von
~ price is. The celebrated Air Vive Henri Quatre, v hit
riations, composed by J. Von Durwollt, price Is. 6d. Lewis
18th's GOD save the King, universally sung at the Theatres
earls, price Is. 64. Beauty's I.ove, and Time, a favourite
Vasil, sung by Mr. Sinclair at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Gar-
composed by T. P. Chipp, price. Is. 64. Dear Charmer
the Harp I strung, a Polonaise, sung by ditto, in the re-
Opera of Lionel and Clarissa, composed by H. R. Bishop,
-e Is. 6d.
London t Published by Gpulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co.
ID
No. 20, SOSIIMare ; and No. 7, Weitmoreland-street,'Hublin.

Thai day was published,
A new Edit ion, being the Eleventh, much enlarged and improved,
price tits. Gel. in boards, dedicated, by Permission, to the
Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Landaff,
THE MEDICAL. GUIDE for the Use of the
Clergy, Heads of Families and Seminarie.' and young
Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery. In the first Part o:-
this Work, the Properties. Doses, and bin Methods of em-
ploying the Medicines necessary to be krpt by Families residing
in the Country, are rutty detailed, with copious Directions for
the Management of ClSldren its respect to Clo, hing, Diet, Ex-
ercise, &c. &c.; the reams-tit of Casualties, &c. &c.
:
and in ths Second Part is given an History of the Cause, and
.listinguishing Symptoms of the Di-es,- incident to the Human
Frame, sohh the ni6st effectual Means of Prevention and Cure
by Regimen, &c. &e.
By RICHARD REF.CE, M. D.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &e.
" It is of importauce that every man -houl.l know something
of the laws of Ire, the nature of disease, and the most rational
modes or cure; for this purpose Dr. Reece's Book is better adapt-
ed than any with which we are acquainted. It is more judicious
we
and modern than the pUrlletilit Aietheine of Buchan, %%Writ
have no doubt it pntirelj• syl.etscde."-s--Critical Review,
kill, MI.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rces, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.--Of whom may be had, just pubi,Zed,
Rettit's PrAcrient. DWI IoNARY of Dow cs.rsc MED I tl t.
Second f.dittusi, corrected arid improved, price 16s. in bbat 11.

• ENCYCLOPADIA BR ITANNICA.
A FEW remaining COPIES of the FOURTH
. EDITION of the ENCYCLOPAIDIA BRII.IANNICA;
0% MC I lONARY • of AR I'S, SCIENCES and Miscellaneous
I,IIER /VIVRE—in Twenty Volumes quarto, with nearly tino
Engravings, may now be bad, in boards and in various bindings,
of Messrs. Arelsibald• Constable and Co. and Thontds Sonar,
Edinburgh, (the Publishers): or of Cadet' and Davies; White,
Cochrane, and Co.; John Cutbell; bla&s and Parry; J.-pad-taw.
son; S. 'Sassier; J Booth; Lackinston, Allen; and (o.; Gale,
Colds and Fenner; J Dilator's; I Rod Well; William Baynes ;
Richardi Priestley ; E. Wilson; Richard Rees; and Ogles, Dun-
gan, and Cochrane, Lewiston.
•„• The EvcYCLOP.rritA BIUTANNIC A forms In Itst•lf a com-
plete Library, and ha% uniformly sustained a celebrity ldr ex-
ceeding any tither Work of the kind. It is the production of tie
most eminent teen who have adorned the republic of letters for
the last 40 years, and has during that period atta'ned the unpre-
cedented circulation of fully 2.1,0ti0 copies.
:- -

GI FATONIA N MEDICINES.
M it,
I,Be pAubitliNe EusS.;loll4TrAptr
MEDICINES
are
sal by Nlcssrs. Neveseav and Sons, wholesale and retail, No.
Daine-street, Dublin; and those that wish to see the salutary
efficacy ot them may receive that Information, by perusing his
s• Guide from Pain, price is. sold as above; or by examining
the STAN. Nem %paper, Bell's Weekly Messenger, or I.a Belle At-
semb4e, %%bele they will see that these cheinseal preparations
fit.ve b: en t siablitheil in London for more than twenty years, by
rtlievittg the following complaints in less than one hour, and by
curing in a reasonable time, anions of Gout Rheumatic Goat,
Pleurisy,. Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old Sprains, Bruises,
and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding (rum repeated Faros-
:OAS ot the above complaints; likewise Head-ashes, Tooth-aches,
Face-aches, arid Earaches: sOon patients, after they had been ad-
mitted into the Lendon Hospitals, continued there a reasonable
tuns, and returned without being relieved, have afterwards been
.tored to perfect bealth by the use of these restoratives. The
success a•tending his Antibilious, Asthma lc, Nervous, and Con.
iuntptive Pills, are so great as almeit to seem Incredible; and his
To th Powder, if once used, will always be "preferred.
N B. These Medicines aro sold Wholesale by all the respeet.
ab e Medicine Ventiees in Londow; but retail only by the riv-
Wor, 8, Gv e f r, Ns. 2, Great Ritrity-ittett.

TV EAST AND WEST-INDIA, AMERICAS, AND RUS-
SIA MERCHANTS.
P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mei.-
", • chants of England, and Traders ip general, that, tor the
Pn*• fe nee of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE ni
EPPERMINT, and other Medicines; in the hands of Mr. En•
AV /otos, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard.
TM Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in flatu-
hocks,. gouty and cholicy pains M the stomach and bowels, indi-
gestion, hysterics sea-sickness, nausea attendant on pregnancy,
relaxation and lassitudei arising from atmospheric heat, Want of
appetite, injuries from Inclement wea.her, the abuse of spirltuotts
liquors, and in the spasmodic affsction of the stomach and bowels
eanonion to infants adapsing the dose to tl.e urgency of the
tom. Asa Limey Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will
Se found a valuable acquisition.
Inman Es s rtect of PEPPERIIINT well known as a va-
luable ?amity Medicine, that the principal object Of this adver-
tisement 14 to guard purchaser. PgAinst the 1.11111:10U4 Counter•
kits which are prepared by Druggists, tz.c. especially if the order
is for Exportation. The only caution 1. P.Heath can give, is to
feeshat J. P. He ATII, Sottinhain, Is engraved or, the GOVffil•
neat Scamp; SOld, wholesale and retail, by Edwards, Nn 66
6,
piurs chursa.tard; and Sanger, (late Baton's) 50g. Cif a ik•
littge4 fir &Wei, va. ad. aa*ia, led.

iIOhIERSETSHIRE.—TO BE S 01.1),
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
2-3.. prising the MANOR of MIDDLF.ZOY, and upwards of
One Thousand Acres of eicellent Laud, situate in the neighbour-
hood of BridgeWiter and Taunton.
For particulars apply, post-paid, to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor.
Lincoln's inn Fields.

CANAL PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT by Mr. SCOTT,
LEEDS and LIVERPOOL, Staffordshire and
Worcestershire, Monmouth, Warwick and Napton, Grand
Junction, Old Union, Grand Union, Lancaster, Wilts and Berks,
North Wilts, Kennet and Avon, Viey and Arun, and
Canal Shares; Grand Junction, West Middlesez, =Cr=
Btuldinp Water Works Shares.
Apply to Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street. Lenask

MIDDLESEX ANL' HERTFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
_ _

- - - -
By Vr. ROBINS,
A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD and LEASE-
HOLD ESTATE, situate in a beautiful part of the Coun-
ties of Middlesex and Herts, consisting of as excellent and sub-
stantial Family Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions ;
lent Garden, well steck;d and planted With choice Fruit-trees,
and upwards of Three Hundred and listrenty Awes of rich Mea-
dow, Arabk, and Wood Land, beautifully diversified aid urns'
netted with fine grows Timber Plantations and Sheets of Water,
stored with fish, in a ring fence, and laid out in the style of a
Palk, nearly surrounded by Oak Paling, and well stoned with
Game; a quantity of Chalk on the Estate, and a Lime Kiln, with
a right of manor and fishing in a capital trout stream. A pack'
of Fox hounds in the netglibourhuod ; distant from London 19
miles, and contiguous to the Grand Junction Canal, and a capital
Corn Market.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strut, Golden-square, where a
Plan of etc Ltdore may be seen.

SALES BY AUCTION.

TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, AND
OTHER s.
SUPERIOR AND UNIQUE. COLLECTION OF GREEN-
HOUSE PLAN IS, okoz
By Mr. COCtilt..kN,
On the Premises. Stockwell, To.stog a ow, the sth July, and Ten
following Llay,t, at Lice' n o' Clock,
THE'wh,,it 01 t!:e very extensive, rare and choke
Cult ction of GREEN-HOUSE PLA N FS, consisting of
several Thousand ot and Double Camellnt's of all the
Wes. :rot sur.le very lar;e rare .. hina New Holland and Cape
l'lant4,eun-istr g c.f heau:tfus Pro- eacete, Ern:e, Eva-
ithst, Ca'• th.anni, Tlaguolix, ana llulbot:4 ['tants, some of
whien are excelently altptc.l tor Planting Colservaturiea, also)
a great number at I.ar'y Evergreen shrubs, its l'. t 4, Frames, and
•Lights.&c. 'llia whole will he Sold without reooerve, being the
genuine Stack of Mesas. Malcolm, Sweet, and Willson, whose
i.e.:se is nearly ezioirad.
lit cicatit* next will be Sold, the whole of the Remaining
ock ot Fruit and Forest Trees, &c. °a the said Ground, of
wtoich the Notice will be given.
Cataurzues are preparitig and may he hal at Messrs. Ibliniers,
"'fraud; Mews. Gordon and Co. Fin:clot-eh-meet ; Messrs.
Wrote's, Thamrs-strett ; Mews. ?theetti and Messrs. Thatchers,
Fleet-street ; at Dickson sod Ando:cam's. Covent-Carlos; at
he ittscicoas Mart, near the Bank ; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7,
'Jake street, Ortmvenur-aquare.
HIGHLY INIPORTANT and TRULY VAIMAIILE FREE-
HOLD EITATE4. EX I ENSIV M.l/41401t r
Fl
ut les au,
iutt from neatkasE, I* r.EN iIt9t.TAANp
LAND, in the COUlti fY ot
'FI.V. TCHIIR
At the Aucrtem Mawr, opposite the hank of England, on Wed.
nesday, July 20, acd futi..wing da?. at I 2 earn thy. in 214 Lots,
VERY Extensive FKEEHOLD l'A'rES,
hi
the vicinity of Peterborough, comkting- of the valuable
Manors or Lordships of tk hack« a, Si. Mary, Whittlesei, St.
Andrew. awl the Manor of Ike Iteortery of W itistlebat 31. Mary,
alleol the Cuquena y, with the fines ard quit rents, amounting
annually to .0123 l6s. 64' I. and the Royaltit. and tidies-les extend-
ing over 23,530 Acres ot I.and.
The Improptiate •I leg from 111,61 Acres of Rich
Grazing, Meadow, and Arable Las.ds, the right of Presentation
to the perpetual Curacy.
Together with several FREEHOI.D MESSUAGES and
'.FARMS, of rich Gratin; and At able Laud., in the partakes of
Whittlest a, in the County of Cambri Ice, amounting to 212 S Acres,
a coos:amble part of which is I tithe free, and the several Lease.
twill expire at Michaelmas neat.
'llte above Estate is of superior quality, and rendered extremely
valuable from its eotitigoity to Vetoborootgli, and its prompt
communication with Wiabeach by water carriage, and Sc. Ives,
all of them Corn and Stock Markets, which art rising into the
hieeit importance.
Primed Particulars with reference Plan, may be hest, of
Most.. Forster. Corke, and Frere ; Messrs. Woodcock, Ilate•
man, and Jones; Messrs. Vizard and Hutehinsuo, all of Lin-
coln's Inn, Mr. Shephard, of Greta RUISCI•AtIttr, iiiloM4bUry ;
, Mr. Ctivance, of Cambridge ; Mr. Fletcher, Fetschurch-street,
London ; at the Angel Inn, t•ttt rborough ; the Mose and Crown,
11'itheach; George Inn, Huntingdon ; Peacock inn, Ilwston ;
White Harr, Spalding ; and of Mr. John Boyce. of M'bittleses,
who wilt thew the respective Lots.

_ ______ _ _
FERMI; ORNglt-
FREr.HOLD ESTATE, 11
EFREE, COBHAM,
SURR EY, Nineteen M.:rs from London.
FAIRMILE FARM contains about FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, commanding various and beastiful
V iews. The Proprietor having made a more extensive purchase
in an adjacent County, this biAly improved Estate, full of
Manure, will be SOLD by AUCTION, at the White-Lion Inn,
Cobham. on Monday the bth August next, in One or more Lots.
The Dwelling House, nearly new, war built with a view to
future extension, and will form a pact of I.nt 1 sr. It is admira-
bly suited to Officers of the Army and Navy ; many distinguished
Officers, attracted by the beauty and salubrity of the Country,
hay ng already set:led in its immediate vicinity ; and ix adapted
re E‘tablisliments front £3OO to X. 5000 per annum. There are 1
Standings fur six Carriages, ten Horses, ice-hou,e, Dog-ken-
nel, &c. &c.
To be viewed on Tueidayr and Fridays, by Tickets. Apply
to Messrs. Crawters, Cobbain ; Mr. :aliter, Chancery-lane,
London ; or to the Bailiff on the Premises.—litly 1, 1.414.

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.
fUT LE It's celebrated VEGETABLE TOOTH
POWDER is, with confidence, reeonunended to the Übe
of the Public, as the must elitactulis Preparation for Pre.erving
the •l'eeth its a tannid state, even to old age, and p. oducing a
pearly whiteness without impairing the EII3IIICI. It imparts a firm-
ness and beautiful redness ty the gums, to the Breath the most
delectable Sweetness ; and if 'iced constantly as directed, willpre-
vent the Tooth-ache, Gem Boil-, and Swelled Face, by removing
its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Price Ps Pd. the box.
ll'J I.l.ER's Superior LAS/ENDER WATER, from its client,
fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal High-
nesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many
Ladies of the first Distinction. Price 4s. in half-pint bottles.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Propriltor, R. Butler, 4,
Ckeapside, corner of St. Paul'r. C'aurcli-yard, London and retail
by Crew, Spragg, Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall, Harding,
,and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope, and
Jones, Portsea; 'Frewman, Exeter ; Cookwortliy, Glenville, Gil.
bert, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Bull, Waterford and Dublin;
Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandenton, Scott,and
Robinson P..dlnhurgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull
White, Brighton; Roberts, Seldoa, and Ruff, Cheltenham ; Gres-
anion and Billinge, Edwards and Penny, I.ivsrpool ; Stains and
I.yncis„ Manclieyer ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd. Mr-
"Walborn ; Gregory, Brigbaon ; Ado( most retpiamable Medicine
Venders in the Kingdozn,' Boles Pa. Pd. each.

JL Sa
Covent
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