Star.
London, England, 1813-06-25 00:00:00

KISG CHARLES THE FIRST.

THE AMATEURS of Fine Engraving, and the
Public, are most respectfully acquainted, that the cele-
brated Picture of CHARLES THE FIRST, in three vißws, by
VAN DYCK E, which was, by crier of QUEEN HENRIETTA
MARIA, stns out to BLit NI for the purpose of obtaining a Watt
in math,: executed from it by that great Sculptor, is now en-
gravinz Ly SU Ak r, and that a fine Drawing of the same will re-
main a short time for their inspection at the Gallery, No. Is,
Oxendon-street, Hay-Market.
This very interesting Portrait, along with that of Tuostes
HOWARD, EARL or ARUNDEL, also to be engraved by Mr.
SHARP, will form part of the SF.Lr.c.r Wo au of FIFTEEN Pat-
TRAIT 3, taken from Pictures of the must esteemed Maxte:s of
the various Schools of Painting, and tl,e beautiful Portrait of
QUEEN HENRIETTA MARIA, by VANDYCWE,, wl3 also be even
in the same Series.—Mr. Yates, at tin Rooms, will furnish a
Prospectus of this %Vorl.

CAMPHORATED MA I*CHES FOR PRODUCING
INSTANTANEOUS LIGHT.
No. 411, STRAND.
TiCHAPMAN. CHEMIS I% has the satiifac-
• tion to acknswtolge the distinguished approbation with
which his improved CAMPHORATED COMPOUND has
been honoured by families of the first distinction. When it is
.considered that this fragrant aromatic Perfume is substituted in
lieu of the unpleasant fumes of phosphorus and sulphur, no farther
argument is necessary to recommend it to the general notice of
the Nobility and Public at large ; especially as the use of it In
Drawing-room, and even in sick rooms, is rendered bent:fie:al
by the aromatic fragrance W!lich it diffu,es.
Invented and solely prepared by R. Chapman (Chemist, 442,
Strand, opposite Buckingham-street, Melphi, London), and sold
Cases trom 4s. 6d. to 12s. and in ornamental Pillars' Va-es,
and other useful and elegant aqicles in IViarble' .Bronze,Scc. f)r
Drawing-rooms Had Libraries, from 18s. to £2. 12s. 6d. and
trewards.
Likewise Chapman's Patent Pocket Lanterns. contains the
above preparation for instantaneous Tight, and folds into the
space of a small Pocket-book, for die convenience of travelling.
VERY CHEAP JAPAN AND WINDSOR CHAIR MANU-

FACTORY, No. 29, City Road, Finsbury•-square, opposite

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the Brew-house.
JOHN ING R A M respectfully informs Ills Friends
and the Public in general, that they may be supplied with
fancy japanned Windeor and dyed Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Gar-
den and Rustic Seats, Flower-stands, Bedsteads, Cornices, Bed-
furnitares, Feather-beds, Matrasses, and every article in the Fur-
nishing Line, lower than at any Factory or Warehouse in Lon-
don, tur ready money.
Merchants, eaptains, Hotel, Tavern, and Innkeepers, and
others, requiring great (it:amities of Chairs at a short notice, can
be supplied at J. L's Factory, as great assortments §re always
kept in a state of preparation, ready fur the Public dtmands.-
1 he Trade tupplied.
A Sale of Second-hanl household Furniture, and all descrip-
tion of Goods, every Thursday, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Sale-
Rooms, in Tabernacle-walk, where the Public may rely on every
attention being raid them, either in selling or buying.

Goods ititetitle-d" tot the Sale may be sent in by Tuesday evening.