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It is requested that all Lettrri from :he Counzry to tie Auo-
elation be directed to the aecretary, and put under a cover,
aslute..sed as tot:owe:

• FIONill Feeetrorg,
A. M L. F. (Lem', Peat. ejcce.
Temple-Chamiurt, London. W. G. CAR TER, Sec.

POK-ISMOG AND HAVIWDE.GRACE.
TWti NEW PACKECS SAILING It SGULARLY,
.4-ViTyHE LORD WELLING TON, DANIEL
sWillg Manumit Master, and LADY WELLINGTON,
/asses bauttnces Mister, without fall (wind and weather per-
mitting) sail, the bur on ! vrso y, the other on FortoAY in every
week, irons Portsmouth to Havre, and return on TUtSDAIS
and fitinAts. These vessels are epee' and well fined up,
entirely for the accommodlitien of Passengers and their baggage,
with every comfortable convenience, and room nir carriages and
bores; and from the situation of the Port, and the passage being
lest by nearly 20 tulles than trims Southampton, it is usually
efk-cted in from ten to twelve hours shorter time. The facility
and convenience in travelling from liavre to Paris.; as well as to
all the great towns !ti the south of Franee,must be so well known
as to requite no particular statement.. Families accommodated
with one or tii.o Cabins to themselv.ii, en previous notice,
ca reasonable terms, .hy Letters • addressed to Mr. 'I bonne*
heather, Broad- street, Portsmouth; to. Messrs. Saunders
and Maddick, the Masters, Portsmouth ; and particulars may
lit known at the oiEce of Mnors: Heattie,-, L. 11014. and Co. No-
taries Public, at No. 23, Birdiiielane, Loodon ; or at Mr. IW-
htes, George Inn; or Mr. Maus'., Bengal Tavel*, Ports-
mouth. (One concern.)
_ _

JAMES ATLUNSt.)N, Teriumer, No. 43. Ga-
rartf:street, SOO square, London, most respectfully begs
leave to inform the Public, that he has discovered. a new methol
ot :flaking Soap, which corrects it of adman, de.ects, and rendes
it the most mild, efficacious and pleasant Soap ever submitted to
politic notice. It is prepared is the fulloaving forma :
ATKINSON's AMBROSIAL SHAVING CAKE is peen-
Exley well adapted to Geatlemets whose beards are strong. or
hue faces are tender; it does not cause the dishiest smarting
I4la, given a firmness to the skin. and renders the action of the
razor muck easier than by the common method. Price tad. is.
Is. rd. and Ss. 6d. each.
A LITINSON'S AMBROSIAL SHAVING PASTE, in neat
puts with covets ; a very economical and portable article, the pot,
answering the purposeofn sharing-box. Price se. di.
ATKINSON'4 AMBROSIAL tiO.4P, for washing removes
freckles, sunrburn, hardness, &c. from the skin,.prevents its chap-
pug in the most kittense atiumpbeee, mad gives to it a silky soft-
nets and delicate whiteness, the most luxurious imaginable, price
the square. Also.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, well known to most tithe
Nobility fir its very surprising properties of restoring the hair en
kid placel and for preserving it from falling off to the late" l'e".
4W of life; atsu keeps it in curl during exercise in dancing,
eektng, &c. or in damp weather. Price Ss. 6d. a bottle.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, the only unexception
31tearticlu Idtherto approved for changing grey or red hair on
the bead, whiskers, &c. to a brews or black, price Is. Ioe.
112 guinea.—Sold 9,6 abnes and by m.“ roomy' and
.w.'414411011 in tie Kingdom.

COLONEL. KEATiNGE'S TRAVELS TO MOROCCO.
Jest published, to One Vol. 4.10. illustrated with 34 Plates of
Scenery, Antiqutties and Cestunse front Drawings mule on
tke spur, by the Author,
TRAVELS in EURQPE and AFRICA.—By
Colonel MAURICE KEATINGE,

Alithor of the History of the Conquest of Mexico, ke.
Comprising a Journey through France, Spain, and Portugal to
Moitcco, 14th a particular account of that iimpire. Alan a
second journey through France in 1$ t 4, In which a comparison
is &awn between the -present and former state of that counPry
audits inhabitants.
Printed for Henry Cotburn, Conduit=street.