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London, England, 1824-10-05 00:00:00

AMBOVNA MOUTH POWDER,

VOA CUMMINS. Asarnrrago, AND

unto Taz 2111 ML

13111 S POWDER is as pleasant in the application
JL as it is excellent in its effects; it speedily renders the Teeth
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and dint ; and by con-
stant use will preserve them in this desirable state to the utmost limits
of hhiiian lifs It .gradnally but effectually dissolves tartar which
neglate MAY base permitted to collect ; takes oit all dark streaks,
or diteolouringe of the Teeth, which prove 5d material a drawback
to beauty; prevents those Teeth which are already partly deeiyEd,
from ever becoming woes*, and dowses, beaudbes, and peeserves
those that are sound ; it imparts to the breath the most delightful
fragrance, and to the Gams that lurid redness which indicates a
benithful state. Those who constantly use this Powder as directed*
will never have the Tooth-ash, ore Tooth decay.
Tie LOTION is a concentrated Preparetlen, and contains all
thedeeirable +maths of the _Drug of which the Powder h mads,
had is particularly recommended to be used with the Powder, when
the Teeth IC Gums' we in a bed state,- isearely, already, sere, or apt
to bleed, symptoms which proceed bent Scurvy, sad wfich this
Lotion will never fail to remedy : k Is also s Certain, saki and
speedy cure for the Tooth-a:ch.
Sold by Messrs. Smyth and Nephew, Bond-street; old Mr. id- I
wards, 67, St. Paul's. None are genuine which have not es the
Stam: Shaw and Edwards, 69, St. Paul's Church-yard." The
Pow is in Boxes, Is. ed. and 4s. 4d. each ; the Lotion, 41. 6d
pie Bottle.

THE most prolific discovery that really prevents the
Hair fading off or taming grey, and produces a thick growth
on bald places Is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.
. 'this Oil is the ffrst production of the age, and is now is such
nniversal use, add Its haraluible properties so highly and justly
*predated; net Only by the discerning population of this our Ca,
htened country, but by the patronage of Royalty thrtniehout ffits:
ofilik eltillakd tinlvftie. It is the Most lentiornint speeific
soithogrowth•and Oreservatke of the human hairhitherminventedi]
t restores in redundancy the tresses tavaged from the head of
uty by fever, anxiety,. or aecoschemetst ; and in all cases, front
ver cause arising, where this graceful ornament fall! lite
y, operates as an infallible specific, powerfally nourkhing the
In its latent progress, and sustaining it in healthy clam*, inaugn
or climate, on its attainment of autarky.
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL thinly salad its
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fot etaltea Shur, and it is.citly necessary. to pieta sheiPublic against
tltrkid Venders, who, conscious of the impossibility of Mr Hs
iapi,lerovottsto fraud, lad intrude on the eisrary aoarreptitaris
'tartlet. of infitioss tee:Macy, as .the teat MAftilleitit OIL;
whereas the GENUINE is sold enclosed in a link Book, inside
Melnik**, slonot.okthis•outside in red
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in.lposititigishe Genuine has the aadress•on
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lby 4 Perfumers add 3Ledicine-vensiern
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• ... LOSS OF 'IWO EAST INDIAMSN.
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1 Accounts
have been received 'at Lloyd's, of the ion
of ihetifiry; Ardlie,- from Bengal, and the George the
Fourth, trissick; from the Isle of France, both bntind
o London, which were lost at the Cape. The follow.,
ng. is the extract of a letter from the Commander of the'
atter vessel, giving :the particulars of thii unfortu-
hate event 1 .. ~
~... •
: " After having.expesiepeed a series of heavy giles,
from the 27th June to the Bth Jply, in which the ship
was coMpletelydismattektlitAitg a clear deck fore and
aft; gunwale and quarter Istoeili,and wheel broke, both
pumps-broke and • separateddat• the joints, and having
sprung a dangerous leak under the. main channels, which
increased though all• hands were, employed pumping
and baling, from two to eight feet in one night; and
after throwing overthesugniret Which the passengers,
and every one on board assisted, we discovered The
leak, and stopped it. 'Abimt t'hefith and 7th of ,Juni,
tlie weather moderating, I got• jury-mists up withstrch
small spars and spare ropes', were left, and yesterday,
without ever seeing a ship, reached the entrance of this;
Bay, when it was my, intension to put the passengers on.
shore; but a sti ong, gale coming on from the northwgq,
could not work in, as the ship had Scuttled so' 'IMO I),*
the head as to be quite Muitailageable. I was reluct-
antly compelled, at the Bilinear request of the crew
and passengers, to suffer thermly rernainingsmall boat
to be launched, when she, with much difficulty, at two.
trips, succeeded in landing most of the passengers, and
such of the crew as were hurt or 'fatigued, on the coast,
to the Southward of Cape Infant& I left theship at
seven lasteight, with fifteen men, and a young Lady,
passenger, and after rowing all night, succeeded in
landing heti this morning, and have sent out waggons
to look for the other passengers and crew."
azimut* 01 ANOTHER LETTER, DATED JULY 18.
" The ship drove on shore on the 16th, ten houri
after we: left her, and her cargo .and pieces of wreck
are hourly washed on_ shore; I could. only save the
mail, and escaped without even one suit of clothes, ex..
cept those I wore." •
The Mary, Ardlie, stranded at Mossel Bay, on the
9th July, after experiencing some' severe weather and
making much water. The crew and passengers were
all saved, and hopes were entertained. that part of her
valuable cargo, which was chiefly indigo, would be
saved, without sustaining much injury from the wet.