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London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

Invisible Green, at 56‘ per cwt.

This paint, which is extremely neat in its appearance, is, from
the lowness of its price, particularly applicable to the more
eununon purposes of painting, it being equally durable-with the
most. expennye colours.
Good Olive Greens, at 91. and Is. per lb.
A superior ditto, at Is. 04. per lb.
Spanish Olive recn, at 2s. 6d. per
Patent Grass Green, at 4s. ed. and 3s. per lb.
The two last-mentioned Greens, from their grea4 richness and
durstbility of colour, aro peculiarly calculated for the ornamental
part of out-door painting.
J. C. and Son beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualities of
the above Paints, that they are finely ground in linseed oil, and
without any admixture of extraneous snbstanees ; which serving
.only to increase the weight of the article, are eitbir injurious, ur
riid nothing to its essentit,l properties as a paint.
Boiled Linseed Oil, fur thinning the above pair.ts, at per
gallon.
Japan Green, for Venetian Blinds, Canisters, Fenders, &e. in
battles with printed directions, at Is. 3d. Is. 6d. and 4s. each.
beautiful enloar may also be applied to many other orna-
mental its.sluor purposes; as painting Bawer-star.ds, tailitts, Ste.
Patterns of the Greens may be SUSI at the ii:stuifaetory. ZS
above—wbese may be bed their
CIIZAP TAR PAINT,
A Chocolate-colour, ready prepaid for use, and requiring n 6
heat, at Zed. per lb. in casks of about 40 lbs. and uprards.
N.B. White L'ad. Oils, Colaurs, and Vagrailies, of decry
description. Colours of all kinds properly prepared for painting.
Liberal alloivance to thu Public.

R A MSOATE.
•
NEW BATHING ESTABLIBMIENT.
MR. PEI*RY begs respectfully to informs the Nu-'
batty and Gentry that this splendid Establishment, the
most perfect in the Kingdom, has recently been put In the most
ebmplete and perfect order for the seams. They are situated on
the West Cliff Promenade, and eommand.a full view of the
Harbour, the Downs, and the neighbouring Coast. They eon-
taht Pleven separate Bathing Rooms, lighted from the roof,
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strict attention to propriety and delicacy, and with every son-
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The Baths, which are constructed of white Italian Marble,
are supplied from a general reservoir, which is replenished with
pure S:a-water every Tile. They are upwards of eight feet in
length, and of proportionable breadth and depth; widths *bole
Buildings are kept at a proper temperature by means of steam,
distributed by pipes and vases, on the most scientific principles.
For the convenience of those who may honour these Bettis
with their visits, a large and comfortable Saloon makes part of
the Establishment, furnished with the Daily Papers and othiir
Periodical Publications, and with Telescopes for viewing tin
sun:out:l*g scenery.
The following terms will, it is hoped, be deemed moderate
Hot Sea Both, Si. id......Donse Bath, Si. 6d...—C01d Bs*,
Shower Beth, is. 6d.

THEATRE OF ANATOM Y, MEDICIjJB,dcc.
ILISNIIIMX-STIMMT, *RSA? MA nt somoroit.irramr.
THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES, at
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Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, by Mr. Bacsogn, daily,
at Seven in the Morning.—Disscctiotis as usual. '
Chemistry, Mated& Medics, &c. daily, at Eight in the Morn.
ing; Theory lad Practice of Physic, at Nine, with Examina-
tions, by Dr. Acts.
Three Courses am given every year, each occupying nearly
four months. •

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