Star.
London, England, 1814-03-25 00:00:00

REEtfoLD Putn.lo-MOUSE.

To be LET on I.E!V,E, oitiOl.D by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
, A+l 01d-aceestenteit PUBLIC-HOUSE, (the
WHITE HART, No. 7.1,- on the North aide of Towerr
streets) now in full frac, and may be considerably increased.
Paruculars may be had.of Mr. Rps IN s, Warwick-streets Gol-
den square. • '

2411W-SI li EI., APRINti-GAKDENS. •
El!gib's; RESIDENCE, with CdACH-HOUSE and STABLE,
• ' in Complete Order
re be Ltr ao LEASE, or SU I .D by PRIVA'T'E CONTRACT,
II Mr. ROBINS,
ItDESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
. situate in Ncw.ttreet,• Spring-Gardeds, looking over the
Admiralty GarOen and Parade, planned for the v-comruoditing
at a Gentleman's Family; a Coach-house and Four stall Stable-0
of which immediate Puit..s.ilon may be had.
'I o he viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars~ nmy hd
Lad of Mr. Ruiners.

Aritz, v E,NTIVE ROMA . CONTAGIOUS
DISORDERS —A few days ago, a Moruilet Pal er men.
tioned as a fact, there .was a dangerous Fever prat/lard in part of
London, and mostly fatal to Children, and inform sir, that five .
Children died of the Fever in one house; therefore Atin l'it iNCe,
Propnett.r of the GENUINE. it USA A OIL, thinks pioper to
teed:dealt:it his 01 wiles used for the Hair, whether cheers" or
adu;ta, will prevent catching inlectious diseases. Mr. i'. does
not say his Russ'a Oil will cure Fever, as that wants ine.lical as. .
sistauce, only recommends is as a Prevtative.
. es. 61 84. and . 225. per Butre.
REG-FIVERS ARE WORSE 1 I-LIN THIEVES.
Shopkeepers, or Hait-Dressers who seal counterieli Russia ell
are-worse th.dethe impostors who prepare the cuunterteit, for if
6ltcykeepers did not encourage them by selling the cutuateriel-,
the public would not be impose til upon. Mr. Priate, the original
Pie'prittur of the Russia Oias, thiuk It hard, after spending thou.
rands to wake that valuable article 'known, to have It couuter.
treed.
Thotisandshf Ladles and Gentlemen who have used various
Oils for the hair, have declared, that Prince's celebrated Russia
Oil proves the hest and wholesotuest preparation 16 the ['M-
etric (or moistening the hair when dressidg real or Mae hair,
and k so great a nourisher if used constantly, Lever a hair will
fall off or turn grey ; in short, where hair has got thin or bald,
and the least roots remain, you may rely on its being restored,
which has keen experienced by lholkands.
, Ladies will find Priece's Russia Oil prefixable to any article
wheal dressing real or false hair, as it pot only coils the hale
which way they like, and also no damp or exercise whatever will
bring it out of curl the wtole day
Gehtlemen weanug powder ought to use Prince's Russia Oil
to moistentbaer hair when dressing, instead of poldeum, or mixed
with poinaturn, as it is well known that powder makes their halt .
dry, fall off, or turn grey, but Prince's itustia Oil is such a woo
risher to the hair, if used commit when dressing, not a halt wal
(all ter or turn grey.
*Be particular in asking for Prime's Russia Oil at Bs. per bowl*,
or one bottle coataiuiug tour small, at Li. 2s k a saving of 10s. ;
or six 225. bottles for'aies. is a saving of near four pounds.
But Prince's plain Russia Oil, only 2s. 6d. per botiie without •
a Medicine Stamp, therefore Had-dressers Shop-keepers, &c.
that have no medicine licence, may sell it. !Directions, with par.
Mailers sealed up with eaoh bottle,
Sold by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist, at his house, John.
street, Oxford-street.—Observe, it is nor a shop, it is a private
house, next door to a coachmaker's--exastly opposite No. 8, as
the 'numbers are irregular.
IT SERVES THEM RlGHT.—Several Druggists and Hair.
dressers have lost some of their custoruers by selling them cots.
terfelt Russia Oil; the Proprietor informs them, that there are
several respectable Hair-dressers that new seal Prince's Genuine
Rosiia Oil, and, as a distinction, the Proprietor has a tar he his
showbiiis, with his name on it; but there are still some petty
shops that sell thecounterfeit, and, to deceive, have an Eagle oa
their show-bills. ,
liner spending Thousands, wldeb can be' proved by the Pro.
prietors of the principal Newspapers in London, that Mr. Prince
will the first that advertised the a Lard& 01 in their Papers; it
can also be proved by the principal Perfumers and Medicine Ven.
den in London, that Prince's Russia Oil is the original end only
genuine, and as a proof is sold by the following Gentlemen :
Mr. Smith, perfumer to his Majesty, New Bund-street ; Hen.
date, perfumer to her Majesty, Tithborne.street ; Bayley and
Blew, I:emitters te the Prince and Princess. and Duke and
1/uthess of York, Ceckspur street ; biewhery, No: 45, it. Paul's
Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Church-yard; Barclay, 95, Flee'.
market; Butler, 4, Cheapside; Edwards, 66, Se Paul's Churc! .
yard; *Won, 160, Oxford-street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street;
Rigge, 65, Cheapstde; Bolton, and l'utt, Royal Exchange ; and
by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders.
Ladies and Gendedien, aftet seeing the above first respectable
Venders in the kfhsom sell Prince's Russia Oil, cannot doubt
but Mr. Prince is dal'original Proprietor of the Genuine Russia
Oil, dilirefore Shopers Druggists, and Hair-dressers 'Aunt
any other, ought to ashamed of themselves, when they knout
it to be counterfeit, and to take In their caroller*-
, vistaed in tows and easootry, -toned have COM.
CAVTIGN.-...AS many Ladies and Gen.. _
them a noxious counterfeit
unprincipkd parsons, who have *old
the name' Prince'
Russia Oil, noir-hi eircaite,a, and have covers,
the:store ask for Prince's Russia Oil, and see l
hist rd,
6 forgery) and in the direetiess and lad amid op oath
that they have been taken in by
large, *ft the cover of each bottle, ( le menthes
impale, it is proved, that,' whoever adialtoask Oil, under
' .fceeit,watihdevalker,i2atkatraidall*is not
P:inaletho'septi:Pta447risaklni ..diets
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