Star.
London, England, 1831-05-11 00:00:00

DIED.

The 7th inst. the Rev. T. irialliT;of Radnor.house, Twickenham,
aged 64.—M Poplar, on the 9410 inst. in her 24th year, Miss Mary Ann
Aldrich, only daughter of Mr. Charles Aldrich, late of New Bond.
street. and niece of the Rev. William Aldrich, of Royton, in the eounty
of Suffolk.—The 911, init. T. Fla. hnian. Esq. of Ely.pluce, Holborn,
aged 68.—The 7th inst. Mrs. Erma, of Adelphi.place, Camberwell,
daughter of the bite C. Gastineau, Esq.—The 10th inst., at her hone.
Angel place, Skintier-sttect, Bishopagate. Ann, relict of the late S.
Nash, Esq.—The oth inss in the ii3d year of his age, T. Massey, Esq.
of Rood-lane, wine and brandy merclunti.—The 10th inst. Jane Pris.
cilia, wife of 111 r. U. (Moe. of klng.street. thinw-hill, in her 57. h year.
—At Chelsea, on the 9th inst. of apoplexy, in her 40th year, the wife.
of Mr. Vlrrentmorc, of Charles-street, Si. James'it.aquare, solicitor.

FT is an old saying, " Tell the truth and fear nobody."—
IT
There are Ladies and Gentlemen In Great Britain, as well non
the Continent, who have been humbugged by various pretenders ;
some prejoare Pastes or Powders; others Tinctures, &c. for Dying the
Hair. The Pastes and Powders are generally prepared with lime,
white lead, mercury, or other such slow poisons, which are injurious
to health, and troublesome to use, as they .are obliged for hours to
have cabbage leaves or wet skins on their head, to prevent burning the
hair, and at last it does not answer the purpose, as several gentletnee
who have used it to their whiskers have been obliged to have them
shaved of, as it made them dark at the tips and white at the roots,
which made them look like a magpie. and those who used tincture,
which are generally prepared with lunar caustic, silver. &c. which
generally turns the hair purple • but the IMPROVED RUSSIA
DYE, with the extra gold ingredient, is now proved to be the ably
article that will change red or grey hair to brown black In a few mi.
mutts, and is quite innocent, and changes grey hair as quick as ink
does paper • and when the roots of the whiskers, when they grow,
and naturally be grey. are painted with a pencil with some Russia
Dye, they will immediately turn dark, which is a great ornament to
gentlemen • and also when gentlemen have thin grey whiskers, the Im.
proved Russia: Dye, with the extra gold ingredient, makes them not only
dark, but also makes them look nearly double the quantity, which the
Proprietor will toovinee Gentlemen who call upon him. And still
further to convince Gentlemen, if they call at the Proprietor's, No. 9,
Poland-street, Oxford-street, every Wednesday, from Twelve till
Three, they will see a Gentleman, above 65 years of age, with
whiskers of a beautiful brown black, like a Young Gentleman of 50.
The Proprietor will thank Vender,, who have any Russia Dye on
hand before it was imptoved with the extra gold ingreditnt, to mod
it him, and he will change It, as the Proprietor wishes none to be sold
unless prepared with the extra ingredient, as the Proprietor must con.
feu they were a little humbugged also.
Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Dye, Half-a-Guinea a Bottle,
Two Bottles for One Pound, or a I•ozen for 51. Also,
TO WEARERS OF FALSE HAIII.—A Valuable Disanetl
to Ladies and Gentlemen who wear false hair, as by putting a little
of that valuable discovery, the GOLDEN CEMENT, inside the
false hair, it will stick tight on the bead, and not move, as if it bad
grown there, without having occasion for any fastening. The Faculty
have, of late, found out that persons who wear false Bair fastened
by springs, strings, or any other tightness, makes a mark rnunJ tic
bead, and prevents the blood from circulating, and subjects the
w to headaches. giddiness, apoplexy, and other complaints; but
by using that great discovery, the Golden Cement, the false hair will
be worn comfortably (and Is as pure and innocent as gold), and the
wearer will not be subject to the above complaints. nere ate several
bale-,itegtert who f.t.t..r. tha false Bair with paste, gums, &c. which,
wino, rt .-red en the 1:,,a.; re also unhealthy, as they stop the
circuidtiutt of the pores; and 6‘,i.lve, it is not safe, for if a gentleman
takes his hat of, he has a chances to take the talsehz.ir with it, as they
do not keep the false hair tight to the head ; but when the false bait is
fastened with the Goden Cement, nothing will remove it from the
head, unless taken off purposely.
Particulars are in the direction, so as any lady or gentlemsa Buy
use it themselves with ease in a moment; and if any gentleman will
favour the Proprietor with a call, be will show him bow to fasten the
false hair, and will convince him that the 5 olden Cement is the most
valuable article for the purpose.
Also, persona wearing artificial teeth, by putting a little of the
Golden Cement on the top of the false teeth, they will stick to the
gums without any other fastening. There are several ladies and
gentlemen who wear whole top sets of artificial teeth, with no other
fastening but a little Golden Cement.
Ask for Prince's Golden Cement, Half-a-Guinea a Bottle. Two
Bottles for One Pound, or a Dozen for 51.
Sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Prince, Is, Poland-street, Oxford-street:
Sanget, 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond.street ; Prout, 226.
Strand ; Johnson, 68, Cornhill ; or of the prindpal Perfumers and
Medicine Venden.

Keep In all climates—the older the better. Merchants and Captl93
will receive liberal allowance for exportation.
ilk Forwarded to any part of the Country, or to the Continent, by
sending a remittance. Direct to the Proprietor, Mr. Prince, 9, Poland•
street, Oxfoed-street, London.
Cauxtox—As there are spurious In circulation, be partial'sr and
observe, each Bottle has Prince on the Cover and Seal, and the Pro-
prietor's name, A. Prince, 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street, London:
without it, is not genuine, and to imitate it, is felony.
For the convenience of Merchants sad Captains in the C;ty, whn
have not any particular Wholesale Perfumer or Medicine Vendcr, who
serves them, and it is not convenient to come to Mr. Prince, 9, Poland-
street, by giving their order to Mr. Johnson, gg, Comb 11, it will th-'
executed, as Mr. J. has it in his power to give the same Thscount as
the Proprietor allows.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 2H. 9m. I Afternoon

LONDON: Piloted and rubi....l-h....-4 by JOHN 11.erms, at the Sig"
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