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London, England, 1831-09-30 00:00:00

STEAM TO ROTTERDAM, COLOGNE, AND
ALL PLACES ON THE RHINE,
THE new, elegant, and powerful Steam
Ship BATAVIER, of 700 Tons burthen, and
200 Horse power, making up 120 Beds, STARTS from
LONDON for ROTTERDAM, &c. on SUNDAY,
2d Ovronza, at Half-put Ten &Clock in the morning,
and every following Sunday, with Goods and Passengers.

Psuengers, by taking tbeir passage in London for
Nymegen, Cologne, &c. have the great advantage of saving
One Guinea per passenger.

Steam communication to CORK and all places in the
south of Ireland. canton at Fahnouth.—.Tbe Cork Com-
pany's splendid Seam Vessel SUPERB, 0f.d09 Tons, and
130-horse power, on THURSDAY, Orrossa 6, at servo
o'clock in the Morning, with goods, paasargst am*"
and horses. She will continue reviler yan the Hoe. i
For Freight or Passage. which we very moderato, apply
to F. F. Gibbs, Agent, to, Waned /me, Tower-street, or
Mr. Chaplin, Spread Eagle °like, Regent arena, Pic-
cadilly.

PORTRAIT OF TYXXILPOOH.POOH.

FRASER'S MAGAZINE
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.—Price 22. 6d.

THE OCTOIZE 1103111E1 COINTAIXII—
Missions ;—a Song of Greece t—Ple.crust ; or,
Architectural Madness;—the White Lady : a Tale of the
Highlands;—Lord Brougham and the Court of Chancery;
Scenes in the Law Courts ;—lnfluence of the Newspaper,
(continued);—Parliamentary Eloquence, No. IV. House
of Lords ?—Who Murdered Begbie ? By a Modern Pytha-
gorean ; Gallery of Literary Characters, No. XViI.
(manta' T_ Tydus-pooh.pooh, " our Men of Genius ;"
—Poland, N. 11. The Elective Monarchy to the Reign of
John Casimir ;—Bubble and Squeak, Course the Second ;
—What vegla the Lords to do with the Bill ?--Oliver
Yorke at Home : a Conaersadon with Walter Savage Lan.
doe ;—a Coronation Coronal. By the eminent Poets of the
day—Wordsworth, Scott, O'Doberty. Masud, Hogg, Delta,
Coleridge, Southey, J. Montgomery, Moore, and Oliver
Yorke.

James Fraser, 215, Regent-street, Landon; John Ander-
son, jun. Edinburgh ; W. R. All'hun, Glasgow; and
Grant and Co. Dublin.

PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAP MANU.
FACTORY,
No. 6, BUDGE Rowt•LONDOW.

DROFESSOR MULLER'S &THERIAL
1 SPIRIT OF LAVENDER. This article Is • cer-
tain antidote in contagious diesses, malignant fevers, and
other infectious maladies. Persons afflicted with fainting
of hysteric fits, will find it useful to smell to as often as oc-
casion requires.
PROFRSSOR MULLER'S OTTO OF ROSE SOAP..
The difficulty of Introducing the nal Persian Otto into seep,
oft account of its volatility, and the gnat 'sprites attending
the preparation, have prevented its being fo general use.
But the peculiar mode of maaufacturing MuLLEa's Otto
of Rose Soap, has so fixed its fragrance, so to acme It foe
any period. In squares Is.
PROFESSOR MULLERA-WIsD CIREAIL OF
ROM.
This article upon trial will be found very superior to that
sold under the name of Cold Cream. It has the perfume of
the real Persian ato, and is a most valuable article fbr
chapped hands and face • and at the same time produces a
smooth, soft, and delicate skin. Price Is, Is. Bd, 2s.
and Ss.

PROFESSOR BIULLER'S ORIGINAL RUSSIAN
HAIR DYE,
For changing licd or Grey Hair' Whiskers, lc.
This Dye is perfectly innocent, having no erect upon the
hair but that of changing the colour. A black, brown, or
auburn colour may be produced, according as the taste of
the wearer may lead, which cannot be distinguished from
the natural growth. The colours it produces are immove-
able either by washing, perspiration, or any other means.
In bottles at 3s. W. and 5,4. each.

PROFESSOR MULLER'S
AROMATIC TOOTH-POWDER AND.TINCTURE.
These dentifrices are by repeated experience known to pos.
seas the most extraordinary virtues in rendering the teeth,
however yellow, beautifully white, fastening those which are
loose, and preserving them from decay to the latest period
of life. They both possess the same properties, but the
Aromatic Tincture acts more speedily, forming. very agree.
able astringent wash for the moult, and is a certain cure
for the tooth ache. Tooth Powder 2s. 6d. Tincture 41.
6d. dot) included.

The above invaluable articles are strictly prepared from
the original recipes of the late OTTO CH RISTIA N
UI.I.ER. Professor of Botany, and inventor of the fol-
lowing celebrated articles for the toilet t—eldilk of Lilies,
for the Compl.xion, Erysipelas, or St. Anthony's Fire, In-
flamed Eyes, Ringworm, &c. Pommade de Macassar, for
the Growth of the Hair; the Peruvian Vegetable Balsam,
for Gentlemen's Hair ; and the Royal Extract of Flowers, or
King William's favourite Perfume, prepared originally for
his most gracious Majesty, &.c. &c. All of which may be
had genuine by applyit.g at the Manufactory, No. 6, Budge.
row, City.
Also, Muller's Perfumed Spirit of Lavender, Imperial
Bloom of Roses, for the Cheeka; Royal Coding Cream ;
Bears' Marrow ; Bears' Grease ; Pommade Divine; Bou-
quet du itoi G. R. IV.; Bouquet d*Armee ; Bouquet de la
Reine.
Imperial Durable Ink. to prevent fraud, at Is. 3d. per bot-
tle, usually sold at Is. 6d. Superior Writing Ink for deeds
and records, at 4d. per bottle, usually sold at 6d.
N. B. To guard against counterfeits, every article will
bear the crest of the Professor's family.—. Medicine chests
fitted up, with proper directions for use. Prescriptions
accurately dispensed.
Merchants and Captains supplied upon liberal terns.