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London, England, 1816-02-06 00:00:00

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CHANGE OF SEASON.
rIPHE COLDS, COO OTIS, and' CATARRH,
.11- so often fatal to delicate constitutions, and which the chilling
atmosphere ot tine Winter makes soprcyalent, may, be effectually
guardvd against, and cured, by a free u-e of PRO tiATT's ele.
gain OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely prevent and ewe
Hoarseness in any stage ot the disease; and they are the only
Medicine ye. discovered that has the infallible effect of strength-
cuing lni,:utlo,lizing the Human Voice. Sold, wholesale and re-
ted, Lt and blew, Cockspitr.:Areet ; and Boller, No. 4,
Cheapslie ; retail by Sanger, 150, Oxford street, London ; Mutt.
day, Oxford; anti by every respectable Vender in Town an.l
Country, at is Rd. per bus.

LLA it D's PAT tNT M l'Et.i TWINE
171 CIA) for Elleving and Family Wear.—The Nobility.
Merdrants, and the rubbc, are respectfully ii.formed ;ay the Pa-
tentee the above Cloth is sold, duly stamped. at the East India
Varehouaes, No. 16, Chcipside, zed at no other lisase, whole-
sale. in endre cases for exportation ; and by the piece, from 115
to 54 yards each, at Vs. Its. 6d. 3s. 3s. 6.1. 4s. 4s. 6d. an.i 58. od.
per yard. It is peculiar f..r its great economy, and its singular
conducivene4l to Ltal:b, particularly In chi: changeable climate,
Eaturaily preventing the ill 'Gets arising from sudden transitions
from beat to Toll after exercise, never itub bing thr; .damp
a..mosphere, and equally beneficial in •,-:arni or cold cliniates.
It is 'adapted to ad She purposes of fandfy u-e, for. shifting, cbil-.
dreo's sheeting, tce ; the pieces for sheeting, bolt s.4ths
and ti-aths,conuan front two to four pair e.clhand surress every
other kind tor economy, beauty, and pleassu•ness of wear. t.fr-
del s trom the Country receive every attention. The Whitt Chintz
ire Ladies dress and Childrol'E weitr, may be obtained az. above,
in Pieces from '1 bree to hour guineas st.ch, cont.:::ang hum
three to four &tsars..

NIA RR I• I INIPILU k.D PA 11.:HLN ttittsit•A•
H.kßl(i'll', hiving recently made very cos-
tiel.era!)le Improvements. is induced to alter to the melee
of the Public the ah-.,ve ado rahle Invention, as the most COM-
vle•.. At tick of the kind ever matudaetated Lc toasting, baking,
buil; lig, steaming, stewing &c. and a constant supply of.lo or is
‘allons of but water, with on, halt thr usual guanrirj, of fuel.—
flr.s Range is attended with muck I,,ss trout,le than ary other,
aod the utensils used in the operation of c•iaking are kept per-
fectly clean, and are far more durable than with culumon ranges.
It is also a certain cure for smokey chimnics, which has been ,
proved by repeated experiments. hs rapid and increasing sale,
added to the universal satisfaction It has given, are the strongett
proofs of its utility ; it has never failed in a single instance.
• As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous
for small families, so from the quantity of work. it will perform,
it is suitable for large establishments, and is par.icularly adapted
for the use and convenience of private fatuities, taverns, lodging-
houses, boarding-schools. &c. ,
Kitchens fitted up was Ranges, embracing all the late len-
provemeots, with stram-hoilers„ ovens, hot-closets, and steam-
kettles. ALI kinds of Stoves, for drawing-rooms, parlour*, lulls,
churches, &c.; humane Man-traps, to wire depredators, with-
out Injuring them; Spring-guns of difterent constructions. A Pa-
tent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new principle, connructed so
as ,to require neither weights noePulliess the works being ta-
closA, are protrued frnin injury and irregularity; (malts ea-
urine simplicity, not liable to be out of order, and calculated tut
every kitchen.
To be seen in use. dally at the Patentee'. Manisfactory. No.
64, Fleet street, London.
TO PERSONS WHO ARE BALD, OIL WHOSE HAIR. is

TUltlllNG GREY.
THE following Letter, lately fees lived itl addition
to thane:ids GI a similar kind, is submitted to The liatader'e,
attention.
" To Mr. 14 sigs AuINWN, Ite,
Sii-1 said you the following fact, because I consider Its
publicity not only as an act of justice to yourself, bat also as
tending to public benefit. About sisihrs ago my hair began to
tall off, and condnued in that declizi:.yNtate tall was nearly bald,
when I was induced by a friend to try a bottle of what you call
/our Curling Fluid, whit& he recommended from experience as
i a nest efficacious article for thegrewth of the hair; I accordingly
purchased a bottle from Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer In this town,
sod atter continuing Its ow for about titel months, I have corn-
. pletely recovered my hair, which is !lOW it strong and thick at it
ever w; s In my life; and I I'M so perfectly convinced of its
etfi-
caey, that I have no doubt but: that 11 one who will give it a
trial. will be eusally successful. I 10., ijit. yoi&rs, 'Ste,
N Leicestsr, Sept. all, #Bl5. ••' Baton Taomesom."
l'he Cannon Irtuin is prepared prinCipally from the Ott. or
Tut Cocoa NUT, which is well known where the Cocoa Tree
A a native, for Ls efficacy for the growth the hair :it frees the
hair from -scurf, ?cm makes it soft and glossy as silk, "lid keeps
II in Curl duritig Exercise, or in Dlibli) Weather, price M. *ad
one Guinea a bottle. Also
4.TKINSON's VEGETABLE DYE, which, by the most
simple process, changes Grey or Red Hair, un'the Head, Whitt-
kers, &c. to a permanent Auburn or Black, price Si. tom 6d. and
One Guinea...-suld by Jas. Atkinson, Permitter, No. 43, Ger-
rard-street;, Soho-iquare, London; laid • by most Perfumers and
Hair-dressers in the Kingdom.
Caution.—Be particular to ask for " Atkinson's Curling Fluid"
or" Attlision's Vegetable Lye;" and observe his name and ed-
am* Oa the Jabal§ so Okla ata anuatousi twiiatlaam