Star.
London, England, 1807-04-02 00:00:00

TO THE. LADIES.

RA GAZET's ORIEN CAL DEN L ATM', for
1-0 removing SIIPFRFLUOUS HAIRS from the face, neck,
arms, Ste. and for improving the compledion. The above has hem
fufficiently eclehra,ed throughout the Eaftern nations, from whenc'
it was firft brought to this country by Lady \4— W—
and has fince that time fuftained a cbarader in Fngland, and on
the Continent, as the only Depilatpry ever offered to the public,
which unites a mildnefs of operation, not to irritate even the deli-
cate lkin of an infant, with infallible and permanent efficacy. The
conftai t fpurious attempts to Imitate this depilatory have induced
the proprietor to appoint Mrs. Knight, Na. t, Wilter'sCOUtt, Hol-
born Bars, his foie vender, by whom it will in future be fold, and
at no other boufe in London.—Letters, poll paid and inclobng
the amount, punctually executed. Price 3s. 6d. the bottle. An
abatement of re. in the fix bottles.

N. B. In Turkey and Fgypt it is employed by the men to give
uniformity end nape to their muftachios, &c.

THE tirongeft proof of the Superiority of VER-
DENAUD's ONLY GENUINE RUSSIA OIL is, that the
fitft Nobility in England have, fince its introduetion into thi s
Country, given preference to the ufe of it, and all declare it not to
be equalled, either for the Growth of Hair, reit • ring it on parts
which have for a length of time been bald, and preventing it from
falling off, or becoming grey. If teed in lieu of pomatum, which
the Proprietor molt earneftly recommends. bearing a rich Ira-
' grsnce—it will afford, even when the hair has heen thin for years,
the confurners loch proof of ita efficacy, as will not only furprife,
but uflonifh them. In truth, rot any is equal to it.
Sold wholefale by tke Proprietor, Mr Crawenur,No. 46. Strand.
London; and retail, by his appointment, by Mr. Oxley, chemist.
No. 21. Taeinock-ftreet, Covent garden ; Mr. Parking. Royal
Medicine Warehoufe, No 44, Taviftock.row, Covent-Gard n;
Keith and Co. Perfumers, No. 30, Haymarket; Mr. Lorlot, Pe r-
imer, No. 60, New Bond-itrect ; and Mr. Low, Perfumer.
D-ury lane; Mr. Cryer, No. 68. Cor hill; Mr. Jones, Perfumer.
No. 2, Poultry; Kernott and Blake, Chemins, N 0.33, St James's
itreet ; Mr. Sanguine, Perfumer, No. 3R, Strand; Mr Black-
man, Oil and Cniourmati, No. she, Oxford-greet ; M. ffr.. Ha-
gen and Webb, No. 26, New Surrerftreet, Blackfriars ; nod
Colefworthy and May, Chemins, No. 141, Whitechapa; Mr.
Metcalf. No. .54. Holborn Hill; Mr. Newhery, corner of St.
Paul's Church yard; and by a principal Perfumer, &c in the
principal Market Towns throughont the United Kingdom.
Price only
.is. each, or one bottle, containing five faall bottles,
at one Guinea.

The Public will be cautious to afk for Verdenand's RulEa Oil,
fired by Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, London. To counter-
feit which is felony.

FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN, who wifh the Or.
nament of a-FINE HEAD OF HAIR, need only makes fair
trial of the RUSSIA OIL, particularly as it is found nccaltry to
mitten the Hair when dreffing, for which the Ruffii Oil has be-
come in ufe by the Royal Family, and Ladies of the firft circle.—
It is a nourifber and improver to its growth. prevents its falling off,
and is fo great a preferver and itrengthener to the Hair as to pre-
vent it becoming bald or turning grey to the lateft period; alfo
reftores the Hair on bald places. 'Several Gentlemen, who have
been bald for years, have declared, after ufing the kullia Oil regu-
Lrly for three months, became neatly covered with hair. It will
ferveas a fuhftitute for pomaturn. It is recommended to Ladies
who ufe drefing irons, as it prevents the ill effects tx.calioned by
their heat. Price 71. per bottle, or one, containing four fatal', at a
Guinea.

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To he had of the Proprietor. No. 333, Oxford- Itreet ; and, by
appointment, at Mr Smith's, perfumer to his Majefty, [to, New
Bond -facet ; Hendrie, performer to her Majefty,Tichborne-ftreet ;
Bayley and Blew. perfumers to their Royal Higlineill,s the Prince
and Prii.cefe of Wales, and Duke and Duchefs of York, Cuckf; ur-
ftreet ; Bacon and Co. iso, Oxford Ikea ; Mr. Butler. 4. Cheap-
fide, corner of Paternofter.row ; Newberry and Son, 4c, St. Paul's
Church Yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; B•rclay and
Son, cos. Fleet-Market ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church
Yard ; Thomas, Weft, and Co. 46, Gracechareli Itreet; Pattey,
Butts, and Co. Three-Kings'-court, Lombard-ftrect ; Withers
129, Strand ; Holmes, Bolton, and utt, Royal Exchange, Lon.
don : Bolt, Dame.itreet, Dublin ; Raehurn, North Bridge, Fdin
burgh; Woolmer, Exeter; Granville. Plymouth Dock t Shepherd,
Milo! ; Collins, Saiiibury ; Outwit, Bath; and molt principal
Medicine Venders and Perfumers in Town and Country.
CA WriON AGAINST OA cos N —The high reputation Prince's
Ruflia Oil has acquired, from its virtues above all other prep-
rations for preferving and promoting the growth of Hair, has
induced unprincipled perfons to impure counterfeits, and, to for.
ward the impolition, have copied the Advertifement and Bills, af-
fixed the Rnfilan Eagle in the (how bills and covers which inelofe
the bottles, and in every refpedt fo clofely imitated, that nothing
but the Signature can be relied on. Purchafers cf the Ruffia Oil
have only to obferve that each bottle is figned on the outfide. in
red ink, by the Proprietor' " Mochrikursky and Prince," which
cannot he imitated withoutfobjeding the parties to forgery. It is
neceffary to obferve, that the circulators of theft counterfeits have
attempted to impofe them on feveral reftienable venders, at a re-
duced price, who, as gentlemen, and for the reputation of their
(hops, refufedl4, being perfectly convinced that never was an ar-
tick for promoting the Hair, of the name of Ruffia Oil, but that
prepared by Prince, which they have vended with fuccefs, for fe
veral years. It has been artfully impefed on different fhoplicepers,
who were unacquainted of their being codmerfeite, but, after find
ing themfelves deceived, made application to the Proprietor, to he
fupplied with the genuine. The Proprietor finds it requilite to
mention this for the reputation of ihopkeepers who may Rill re-
main unacquainted of vending counterfeits ; .at the fame time af-
felting, that thofe who fell them after this precaution, are work
than the impoftors that prepare them ; as ihopkeepers ought to
fupprefs-artieks of that defcription, fdoner than encourage their
circulation. Country venders are requefted to guard againit theft
impoftors, who, having failed in their exptclatinns in town, are
travelling the country, endeavouring to impure them on coun-
try valetas.' ; the•Proprietar of the Rulfa.Cil begs to Rate, that
he dues not travel, having Agents appointed in moil • principal
towns in the Unitrd Kingdom. Shopkeepers who with to be fep-
plied with the Raffia Oil, by applying to the Proprietor, or at auy
whokfale perfumer or medicine vender in London, will receive
liberal Allowance. '1 he Proprietor o. the Ruffia cm, for the fails-
fadion of purchafers and venders, offers too guineas, it it can be
proved that ever was an article fir the growth of Hair, of the
name of RaMa OiLbefare difcovered by himfelf ; therefore, any
underlthat Dame, which have not the Cgniture of " Mockrikufsky
and Prince," figned nn the covers which inclofe each bottle, in red
ink, arc counterfeits, And the circulators impollors.