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London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

lIY HN 141AJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT.

ANTI-ArntlTlON.—The PATENT ANTI-
-1 A ITRITION COMPOSITION has been unequivocally
proved to be the cheapest and best thing ever yet discovered, tor
Shipi Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from
being rubbed in the hawse-holes, Instead of a plat, service, or
rounding ; the Rigging of Ships Irons the weather, and from being
chafed, instead ot tar," Parceling and Service ;" for the Sillies
and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water-
proof; and to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steant Engines,
Mills, Sugar Mil's, Threshing Mills, (or other Implentenis of
Husbandry generally used by Farmers), Carriages, Coaches,
Waggons, Cars, and Machinery, of every description.
It is also the best thing to preserve the Blatt' sot Swords,and all
kinds of Polished Steel Articles, Isom Rust. it will likewise pre-
serve Iron I loops, Water butts, Casks, Tubs, Spouor, Pons Rails,
Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kind of Wood and
Wooden Enieding, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot,
either in the East or West Indies, where it is paricularly calcu•
Wed for the use of Sugar Mills, Steam Engines, and other Ma-
chinery, or in any Climate; and it wail not only preserve Iron
Railways front corrothig and wearing out, but aims render the
draught so light that one horse will do the work of two.
One Priming of the Composition is in some cases equal to one
hundred applications of 011, 'Fallow, or any other kind et r;rea-e,
Paint, or I ar, and the Public save by its use from three hundred
to four thousatid per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and
tear In Machinery, Wheels, &e. &c. which is a saving of expense
more than that of saving Nine Parts out of Ten, and nothing can
be so clean in i,s work.og, or give so little trouble.
:old for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-cross, near the Ad-
miralty, London; and, by their appoisittabutk, at most Ship-
chanelers, Primers, Booksellers, Libra, ies, Mat itieers, Druggists,
Medicine Warehouses, Pertuntersi Irutimcngers, Cutlers, Coach-
makers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon 011 ice,, Oil anti Colour
Shops, Saddlers, and shopkeepers, ii. the United Kingdom, in
boxes, price ..!s. ; ss. ; 104. bd.; one guinea and two guineas
each. 'I be smallest size box contains a quantity sufficient to prime
a four-wheel carnage four unies, with whictt ic will run upwards
of Six Thousand Miles, without applying any thing else to the
axletrees, and One Halt-Guinea Box contaass a sufficient quan-
tity for a Stage Waggon to travel 4:4•000 batiks, and it will stark
with wood azletrves, or with common boxes and asletreesot any
kind. Ihe most aatislactory proofs of the merits of this discover y
may be seen at the Patentee'. OIM r,. Nu. gi', Charing-Cross, and
also at their Agents.
The Public must be on est ir guard aeainst a spurious compo-
sition, which is cmittimes attempted to be Mated upon them, to
prevent the carets uE nictioo, I::ltrAd ut Which it is injurious to
machinery, &c. and mice is genuine but that for which a Patent
has been sobtaii.ed. To ;nevem imposition, the direction. given
with each box are signed •' W. D. Bellamy," aid have the hug's
Arms an them—to coiniterfel which is forgery ; and any person.
making use of a coutpuctioa by which the Patentees ate defraud-
el, will be prowcutett— ten Guineas Reward having been offered
by them to detect frauds un the Patent right.
N.B. Any person attempting to snake for their own use or
for sale, a %puma, canstposition, it as liable to be print:ratted as
those who sell any but dad seal &scut Anti-Auntie%