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London, England, 1812-05-20 00:00:00

LOCAL MILITIA ACT.

In a few days will be publisvcd,
N INDEXi comprising the Substance of the new
" LOCAL MILITIA ACT, arranged under distill.; heads,
trita references to the Sections and folios of the printed Act and
the rune sized paper so as to bind up with it.
To be had of Ek:etton, Military Library, Whitehall; Asperne,
Cornhill ; Mine, Inner Teniplc-lane ; and Hawkins, High-street,
&whin&

IMPORTANT SAVINGS,
AT 183, •FLEnT-STREET, WITHIN THREE DOORS OF
FETriIi•LANE, • FOR READY MONEY.
FGIBBONS, Woollen Draper, ,Man's Mercer.
• and Taylor, announce 4 to la's numerous Friends and tke
Fashionable World, that be is enabled to supply them with Ar-
ticles of Dress, made in the first Style of Elegance, and of supe-
nor quality, at the following very reducid prices :
Vsty best Spauish Wool Superfine . sE. s. d.
Cloth Coats - . 3 3 0
Ditto British Wool - - . 2 10 0
Conti iewod Cloth Coats - - 1 16 0
Nit ry best Superfine Kerseyrnere Drocches - 1 3 0
Ditto Double-milled - ' 1 8 0
test Doubk-twilled Cord ditto - - 018 ()
tadikmahk Marseilles Waistcoats 0 12. 0
And every other Article, whether Great Coats, Ladies' Riding
}lbits, Pantaloons, &c. am. •charged with an equal Legard to
letP3lll7.

TO GOLDSMITHS, WATCH AND CLCICN AIANUFAC- •
IMEERS, AND PLATE WORKESS IN GENERAL.
AUREAN ORE.
J. T. Kt G, Cold and Silver Chaser, Engraver, Engine Turner,
and original Inventor and l'roirietor of-the Aureaa Ore, •
IRIDGILWATIR-SQUARC, SARBICAN.
1 F. RING begs to offer to the Trade in general,
J a Composition, the resemblance of which to Gold not only
Isr excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to
fahlic notice, but is also, in every essential quality (as far as re-
bus to its use in manufacture) an equivalent to Gold itself. In
richness of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictly
resimbies the Stardard Gold, that Cold-workers have not been
*bit to dietingsish one from the other. '1 he most important
tr4Pertrietathar to this Composition, consists in the very singu•
circumitince of its not being at all subject to change its lustre
any nitre than the Standard Guld. In ductility it is precisely
The same, and wilt at all times be found asspliable to work, w be-
!ter Eated or In wire, as Gold itself in fine, the only difference
between theta whatever, is inerel that arisit4 from their intrinsic
tlltie. •
Ibe limits of a Circular will -not admit of an enumeration
If the many articles to which this composition is suited, nor
is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper-
titi, it it easy to a.,certain what articles may be manufactured
•shit. LF. K. cannot theretore via highly ,recommend the
4.:rtliU Ore, after receiving most numerous proefs from Nfanu-
Eclvrert, as will as from his own laboured experiments; to con-
"'bee him of i:s excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very
Pbaerfal degree, to supersede the Use of
Gold-Wcriters, and others who require their work cast, may,
.1;7 sending their patterns or inouldi, have them complete in six
uftr_s after they ate brought for the purpose.
14.8,-1. F. K. deems it in rtant to the trade in general, to
*plane them that the Composition advertised in the Public Pa.
l'!•fs, bearing the appellation of the Aurean Ore, (uf which he is
_me sole Inventir and Proprietor), cannot be purchased genuine
Sty other house in I.,endon but at his Manufactory in Bridge-
:o.er-square; therefore any other Composition offered to the
tllthrough any medium whatever, designated by the sante
rfSe7ss__spurtuss and deceptive : every Flask of his manufacture
bold leer hiatus stamped on each side in legible characters.
in various Weights, at 41.6 d. per Ounce, tither in Flasks,
red' or in Wire.—speeiniens may be seen in elegant Pieces of
Alt,,/ht 504 Coloured Manufacture.
tares /nag WC Country shalhecceive every possible attends:l.

This day was published,

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