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OFFICE OP ORDNANCE,Feirmary 28, 1 R 18.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
JESTY': ORDNANCE, a hen* give mike,
ltiat Proposals will be received at their OCice in Pel•Mall.
Amer before WEDNESDAY, the filb March inst. from such
rations is may be willing to undertake the Performance of the
PLASTERERS' WORK, for service of this Department, at
the following Stations, viz. TOWER, PALL-MALL, GREEN-
WICH, LEWISHAM, WOOLWICH, PURFLEE r,
BURY FORT; and ORAVEsEND; for a Period of three
Yews, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, won
smite of three Months, at the option of either party.
Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
tie Contract, may be known at use Secretary's Office in Pall-
Nall aforesaid, ally day between the hours of ten and lour o'clock,
where the Propo'rals mikte be delivered, sealed up and endorsed
Proposals for Plasterers Work but no Proposal can be ad-
mitted after eke said 13th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon
of the same day, neither will any 'feeder be noticed unless the
party raw?: it, or an Agent In kis behalf, shall attend. • •
Sy Or ier Jr •1)..! Bcard, R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

CONTRAC I'
Ter BLACK IRONMONGERY, IRONMONGERY GOODS,
NAILS, AND CAST IRON ARTICLES.
.sl4lk. F-01:FICE, littech 7, 1816.
THE PRINCIPAL uFFICERs awl COMAIIS-
SIONERSof His fidelJESTr, NAVY, ma larrrby give 'Vans
That no WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at One o'Clock,
they will be ratty to treat with such Persons as may be willing
to Contract for supplying his Wk.. y's Yard at Dtplord Lik
SLACK 120NMONtiERY GOODS; and also fur supisiling
HisMaiest7s yardi at Dept lo:d, Woolwich, Cha•hant. Sheer-
an+, Pettunesnal and Plymouth, or any nue or more of the
aid Yard,, with IRO, MUNGLRY GOODS, NAILS, and
CAS' IKON AR ICU S.
heal q' the Tenders may k seen at this Office.
N. Termer tens be re:e.vel after .ne o'clock, an the slaty el treaty,
nee 01.5 Ridgfi, milieu the parry, or an agent fur hist, attends.
Byes., fader amt er ~comsfonied dy a Letter, wkiressed t. the Neap
Biardouthiptd o 'gleefully Perim, orgagiv Si bream Mize
with tie Perlol UM:air", is she melee here exef.:resextiexed for eke
doe Kamm, el tke Castrates respeetively—
Ihack £4,000.
betaneogery Goods re 3; 00 for each yard.
Wu' . ,C.1,(1 0 dtt:o. ,
Cut Iron Articles - •

ARMY CONTRACT -.
Commissary in Ciller,. Office,
Crest Ceerge.strset, I.ondon, ::Bth February, 181 e.
NTOTICE is hereby given to aii Persons desirous
.L 1 el tonnactingto.supply the following Articles for the Use
of the Army, viz.
BREAD-- fo his Majery's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quar-
ten, ar.d Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties and islands:
Al lenity, I Dorset, lislonmouth,
Ananias, Durham, Montgomery,
&dent, Essex, I Norfolk,
Inks Cueludieg the - flint, No, champion,
fovea of Hunger- i Glamorgan, Northumberland,
ford), Gloster, (including Nottingham,
lasork, the City of Bris- I Oxford,
kiwi, I oil), Pembroke,
Lis,. Gterii.ey, Railiior,
CareLni,,,,e, (boat- Ha:as, It dhoti,
ding the I own of I Hereford, :atop,
Nsomarket), ( Hertford, I S.nter set,
*dip,.
I Hums, Stafford,
INneartheo, isle of Man. Suffolk,
Carrary.n, I I.le of Wight, Surrey,
Cheer, Jeisey, Stflit-X,
Cennrall (including %ern, Warwick,
I
:tidy), Lancaster, Wear snot timed,
C 4401114, Leicester, Wilts,
brob I
ga, Linceln, Worcester,
"Y. liderioneth, York,
I
heron, Nl!deic.ex,
And le the several Counties in Nor:
OATS—To Lis Majesty's Cavalry, IA Car
int, in the undermentioned Countie
Anneo3, I Derby,
Übe, Durham,
Bennet, Flint,
box%
listb, Glamorgan,
I f;lo•!t.r,
c„.4.Cl6bridles I Herelord,
—""Plis Hertford,
virlitar:itro' I Bunts,
Dinursue
aster -. i l.tecester,
I I i.l vc, 4n .
Letherland, I Nlersoneth,
litsbith,
NitAGe, viz. Cats, Hay and :..iraw—To his Majesty's Cavalry
ill Barracks and (j 1 in Camonnietos and Quarters, in the nu-
t:Zemke:4 Counts in South Britain .
I Kew, I Suffolk,
sn
tiou,
biron, Lancaster, I Surrey,
Mich:lest:, Sawa,
111
beet;
I Norfolk. I ll'ariviek,
41
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IV orthAmpton, • Wilts,
411)(wif• iodic,' gktbe Nottingham, York,
bed V 4 itht) I somerset, .
. Auil in the several Counties in North Britain.
.411.0 Forage If. all Horses kept for his Majesty's Service in
"ihends of Gu. ropey, Jewry, arid Alderney.
..flat the Deliveries :re to commence on arid for the 25th day
II April Ilea ; chit Proposals in Writing, sealed up and
trkeki. 4 I ender fur Army Supplies." wiil be received at this
let on er before Alostday, the 25th day of March, (but
'4lOll b.: received Vier twelve o'Clock ou that day), and, If
by Pint,the Postage must be paid.
nuposals must be made eel arately for each County and Island,
i for the counties comprising North and South Wales, all
iliirh must be included in one Tender ; as also must the se-
I comities in Ninth Britain ; and the Proposal for sup-
11,crage in the Island of Guernsey must ir.clude Alderney;
each Proposal must have the Letter whtc is annexed to the
Properly filled up, by two - perms** of known property
K to beconie bound with the party tendering lathe amount
in the printed Particulars, fur the due performance of the
.„. ;and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed
zailt ia the prices expressed in words at length; and should it
g.llltu. e that during tic cor.tinuance of the Contract no troops
n stationed or surged in the Comity, the expense of the
teluifi d ood,pai in the fir.t imtance by the Contractor,
,m_retunandedß to dimd by the Coo.r.iissary in Chief..
gh'7l4ilars of the e&ntracts may be bad upon application at
mate, bet wren th. lioutz...t L.I. yen and Five • and at the
„._ill
oDeputy Cuinmiscary Gener..l Young, tlitiburgh ; at
Ike f bquty lluminissary General Coupe, Guernary ; and
-11.1 inn ol Deputy Commissary-General Wright, Jersey.

h Britain.
.romnents, and Quar-
:3 and Wands :
lAlonnionth,
Montgomery,
NoriliumberLuid,
Oxford, -
P. mbroke,
Ratinnr,
llt ,ettand,
S3ity,
StafE.rd,
I Wvstrnoreland,
I wiaixster.

The* i
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SURREY AND SUSSEX TURNPIKES.
Sru MANCH, tam
"VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ThAt the Tolls
.1.1 arising at the Toll Gates upon the mid Turnpike Roads
(Weighnig Engines ez:epted) known by the Lames of Newiegtosi
Gate, Camberwell Gate, K. niungton•Coninion Gate, Vaushall
Gate. Kingston Gate, and Croydon Gate, and at ti.e liars urn.*
the entrances Into Harleyford..street, on Kennington
and Tiverton-strett, at Newingvin Causeway, an in the County
of Surrey, will he LK r by AUC110;!1, ou Le..w, for the term
.of One Year, Seem the 2ith day of June next, tti the best Bid-
der, at the house of Mr. SA/4MM T/IVLOA, the Three Tuna
Tavetu,St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark. in the County of Surrey,
on "I'vLSDAT, the utli day of April next, between the hour. of
Twelve end l'wo, in the manner directed by the Act passed in
the 13th year of the reign of his Majesty King Geroge the
Titled, "For regulating the Turnpike Roads;" which Tolls (ex-
clusive of the Tolls at the Bar across the entrance into Tiverton-
street), were the last year let far the suns of Xi 3,510, the Le-see
paying the expenses of celtectivg them; and the said IMk (in-
cluding the Tells at the last-mentioned Bar) will be rut up cc
that Sum, and subject to such conditions as shall be then steed
Whoever happens to be the hest Bidder must, at the
time, sign an agreement for takiag such l.ease, and give security,
with sufficient Sureties, to the satisfaction of the Itustres of the
said Turnpike Roads, for payment of the Itt.%.t agreed for, by
equal Monthly Payments. One Nilanth's Payment i 3 to be ad.
vented and paid down to the Treasurer at the time of
csigning
such Agreement. and One Nlonili's Paynit ut is to be always paid
In advance till the txpiratioti of the said Lease.
SAMUEL W

Clerk to the I rosters of thes.tid Turnpike

•,• For Particulars re:ating to the enquire of Mr.
W Ann, No. 12, Staintord-atrert, Chri►tchurch, near Black.
trial.; Brit*, Surrey.

MONEY.
'NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
I informed, that they may be stippled with Money to any
ammunt, on terms t qu'al to mcdtg-age, secured on Freehold,
hold, Leasehol,l Land, or Rousts, Money in the Funds. Marriage
Settl. tame, Wielt.ws' Jointures, Clergymens' Living., or any
other Property. Person, of respectability may be supplied on their
personal >cceurlty only. Gentlemen wdl find every liberal accom-
modation, ithota lay. Application trout twelve tot ao, or
lettere fpost:paid) aticlrt-s:ted to Memos. Wills and Co. N.). 41,
gosith-etreei, Perkely-square. •

ESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In Lis Ma
jetty's wavy these Drops have for near 100 years pass
maintained tbs•ir chat actcr as a si•ectfc' for the Scurvy, Gravel,
Dropsy, Stranaway, Weakness and Obstructions in ti:e Urinary
Patsage, and General Debility; but particularly for their absolute
and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease: Wessels' Jesuit's Drips
and Specific Remedy, are the only sate and expeditious Cure, and
are so innocent m tbeir nature, as to require Ind- or no ream:tit.
The great aka to be actenird to is, that Patient. and Pure
chasers should be careful in having the true and genuine l'repara.
dun, as the unssfe, unsanctioned, and dangerous counterfeits at-
tempted to be Misted on the Publir, by absolute falseboosla, are
so numerous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask
for Wasset.s' Lanes, and unless they have the Inflow-
ing words on the stamp, they are gross impeirions toe the public:
" Joseph Wessels, Ile, St. Paul's Churcb-yaid," which his Ma.
jest y's Commissioners have ordered to be engraved on every Stamp,
to !we're them as their right. AU others are Counterfeits,
Merchants Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal terms.
Price its. 9d .111.-.. and tslt per bottle.

HICKMAN'S PILLS.
FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Ste.
IF the various complaints incident to the human
N..! frame, there are none more dreadful in their- nature, nor
more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and
STONE. They are complaints to which every person, even the
most abstemious, Is liable. as the water we drink is impregnated
with particles which area cause of these mcruciating tortures.
Hickman's Pals, composed of the most innocent ingredients,
have been Mond of singular efficacy, In strengthening the vessel,
containing the urine and destlwying the petrifying quality of it,
removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every
pernicious tendency to these disorders, without confinement.
fhey are therefore with great confidence recommended to the
afflicted as the most efficacious remedy they can resort to in the
tbove complaints; as well as for Lumbago, Pains in the Back
and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys and
Bladder.
Sold, iii boxwe et Its. 9d. and Its. by Messrs. Butler and Sons,
No. 4, Chtapside, London ; and also by their appointment, by
the principal llooksellen and Medicine Venders in every Town.

FRIDAy. Rth MAPCH,IIII6
AT a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of
the Parish of ST. JOHN, at HACKNEY, in MConnty
of MIDDLE, X, held at the Merma;d Tavern, dulfAtive..ad
by he Chute hwarderts, to take into coma. ieratiens th propriety •
Paid° lin Parliament against renewal of the Property Tax—
Mr. ASHBY, Chu,ch xarden, in the Chair,
Tbe following Resolutions were un:niateusly agreed to:.
That the Meeting has observed with feelings of the deepest
regret and surprise* that although the war in which this coun'ty
was for so many years engaged; has at leng•h happily terittioatei,
his Majesty's !Wiuistrrs have avowed Clem .letermina•ion to pro-
pose to Co: time in time ot Peace the Income Or Property Tax.
in die. cr opposition to the pr:neipte on which It was i:ttiAlleva
and sohntieed to as a War li.ca.ort, and in violation of the re-
, prated 'ledges given in Parliarn-rit, that it should contiuuedurit
the War anti no long .n.
That under these eircums•ances we feel ourselves calle I Lye!:
to declare, that we consider as-an ititolerable grievance t!.e far-
ther continuance ot this tax, has un ve sally and most
jelely hen complained of, as partial, imistaitorial and uppressive;,
bath io its nature ald operation.
'That no inothfica,l4ll of its enavnients can, in net opinion,
remove the objections which hive so 1:,•:1)..rally end avi•li 1.1 inuAi
force been urge) against it, that we view it as a inet-ure de
structive of the peace, mora!s and happiness •ot the it elan a•
large ; that its ex!stence; even in war, except under cireuinstances.
of tile direst necetaity, le incompatible with the to:Within of a
free people, and that couplet as it is inteoled to be with a
I Standing Artily, great beynni ail example in time of peace in
this country, it present- a prospect of taxation and Expenditure
which must far exceed the ahil:ty of this country to sus:aiii.
That the situation of our country, sahketed as we are to a
load of Debt and Taxes, of which the history ot the werl.". affords
no precediett, demands, and calls moat_loodly for a rigid wino- I,
my in every department of the State, from the l'ghest, where the
force of example ret.ders it most to be chaired, to the lowest,
1 where it may be most sfrectually enforced.
bat the assurances on this s‘bject, which we Saw With pleC
sure in the Royal Speech at the openifig of the present Sesetne. 4
Parliament, and the sabeequent declarations and pledges of hi.
Majesty's Ministers in both Houses, have encouraged us to bi- ,
dulge a hope that such a general system of economy will be
adopted and enforced, as will convince all ranks of his Majesty's
iiuhjects, that no burtheng will be laid or continued on them be.
rind what is strictly and absolutely necessary.
'mat it Is a moot tintoteided asserti that this Tax does not
pines on the pourer classes, as by its compelling too great re-
, treechments in the expenditure of the wealthy, and mut...ling
ranks of society, it infallibly throws great numbers of the poor
nut of employmew, thereby inevitably producing a great increase
hi the applications for parodual relief. _ _ _

Tint a l'etit.on' townie(' upon the foregoing Resolutions, be
pretetiretl to thellonourabie the lloute of Commons, prrying
that thvy will he pleased to reject any proposition Mitt may be
dude 1.4 the cusi,intatice of the .aid Tax, under any alteration
or ittoli&a. loin Whit. V:r.

That tit.. Illeadsers for the County of Middle: be requested
to present and sumac rise Ltd l'etit:ois in Parltanteut.
That the Thanlo of this Meeting be give■ to those Gentlemen
ul•ou wlatr.e kequ:Niticn it o:as been culled, and to the Chnrch-
wardens tor tire►r ready ccmpliauce with such lterps;si!;on.
That the 'thank' of thia Me,tit.g be given to thnie Gentlemen
who prepare!, Srii to .I.istKa Wi.4TON and WILLIAM WARD,
Elqr.. who so ally moved and seconded the Kt:solutions and
Petit ton.

'1 hat the Resolutions of this Meeting be publkheil in the
Times, Chronicle, and Courier Nrsssp:-..,,:re.
CHARLE:, ASHBY, Chairman.
That the Thanks of this Meeting he Liveit to the Chainuan,
for his impartial conduct in the Char.

AT—a MEETING ot the INI-lABITANTs of
the Town and Ct.unvy of POOLE, c.,uvened by Public
Name, sod lug*.ler at 01 l'av,n Hall is tile said Tuwr and
County, on Wolne,,:ay, 8:11 M.tr. h, si
CHRIS tOPHIA s 1: R I ER, kb.i. iu the CL
Resolved,

Is:, That we are at all tios,..e ready to contribute ac,!nr,.7ing to
our means, whatever the teal exieeiteles of the State reit,tre, a:•el
to subunit to any sacrifices which the natton.,l hnuoar acct :,ecui ity
demand; but we cannot see an uncotr:itati ant ut.preee-
dented large Peace IF.oablishatent propo-ed, and a ruinous and
improvident expenditure of public money na;icre!, without
feel cogs ot deep regret and strong W.. cannot see
,Ministers avail themselves ot a pretended state te:cestity to con:
tinne, it tint to perpetuate, a Tax unconstitutional in Its priucip •
and oppressive and degrading to free men in its operation, and at
the sane time neglect or rouse, when in their power, to abolizh
enormous sinecures, and to adopt that sys em of salutary ret reiic't.
went es hirdi the state of the cuunti y sit imperiously deniands,
without acting our solemn testimony agaiust it.
2d, That necessity has been the plea or the worst men in the
worst times to excuse talation—the mselve; the sole judge. of :hot
necessity . that this plea and, the suipequent proceedings on it
produced the troubles in the reign of Charles tne First—he al-
ways enforced his exactimis under the plea of necessity—be de-
elated shiponciney to be necessary, and by perseverance in the
spirit o. that declaration. laid the foundation of the it evolu tog.
I he most intolerable burdens have from rime to time been im-
posed tinder the seecious cloak of necessity t thv Land tai was
impose,: under ehe sanction of this plea—it was introduced as a
war tax.—lt was at times relinquished. and again resorted to—it
at length became permanent. Such would be the Property Tax,
it not opposed by the powerful vo-.ce of the people.
ad, That we, in common with our fellow-citizens, have pa-
tiently submitted to deprivations and borne excessive burdens
during a lor.g season of national difficulties, which we think with
them we have a just right to demand to be ralieved from, when
those difficulties have been ovescume, without incurring the
chat ge of " ignorant impatience for relief from taxation." We
cauisot, theretore, without the moat painful feelings, behold the
detertiiiiiatiou of Ministers to continue that Intend imposition
salsely called the Property Tax, but in reality a Tax upon In-
come—a '14.1 unjust, unequal, vexatious, and inquisitorial, equally
incompatible with individual independence and with public liberty
—but we are at the same tine persuaded, that the rejection of
this odious fax will nbt alone afford that relief to a suffering
people that the state of the country "requires ; an object only to
tie attained by an effectual plan of reform, and salutary retrench-
ment in every branch of public expenditure.
4th, :chat we cannot, without the most serious alarm, see the
selenin pledge el Pal liantent evaded by a subterfuge equally dis-
graceful to the Government and disgusting to the peopl.t—a sub-
terfuge calculated to destroy the confidence of the people in their
Government, and to weaken the ties of moral ohligatton. It is
an unquestionable truth, according to the general understanding
of the pelvic a; large, grOunded upon the recorded declarations
of Ministers at the time of its renewal, that the Property Tax
was only intended to be continued for a definite period, namely,
until the termination of the war " and no longer; and that to
allege that by the omission of those words in the Act, the Parlia-
ment, or rather the Minister, stands absolved from the solemn
obligation incurred to relinquish it, is te outrage the common
sense of the country.
Sth, That at the present eventful crisis, when at the termina-
tion of a lung sad expeusive war, the Nation naturally looked for
the return ot prosperity and comfort which have beretofore'ever
been considered the constant attendants of Peace, we cannot,
without the most alarming presentiments, view the state of Agri-
culture, Commerce, and Manufactures, the former at a point of
unprecedented depression, sad the two latter id a state ot deplo•
rabid embarrassment and stagnation ; and also see enormous
sinecures perpetuated, salaries already ample increased, and ex-
travagant expenditures engaged in which cannot add to the na-
tional dignity, and are incompatible with the public distress.
tith, 'that excessive taxation, by cramping the efforts of in-
dustry, mug eventually defeat its own cud ; that the only safe
remedy fur die public distress, is in the exercise of a severe but
practicable' system of economy and reform to every branch in
public expenditure; by this means the income of the State w 11 be.
come equal to its wants, and the people be restored to happiness,
but if a course of uncontrolled extravagance be persisted in, it
must inevitebly be followed by distress and ruin.
7the That a Padden, founded on the foregoing iteiolatlons bid

no, day wa. putlisbrt, puce F... GI
Vi•INQUIRY into eh? C I.USES of AGat-
cul..ruit 1. nl. rR
By W. I,COII, Esq. F. it S. •
Printed for R. Hunter (sucerswr to 1. !Amon), 7; St. Nur*
Churott-yarti; and 1. Ridgway, Piccadilly.
lff whuin may he had, by the same Author,
Considerations on the P:o.ection requiresi by British Agit&
culture.

' ADVIIN I URES Of QUI if! IN HINDUSTAN.
day was pabl!shecl,
To Royal Octavo, ettibetlt.he.l with Twenty-4k Ettgravlngs
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Canros.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with I:waving, by Re*.
LANDS3N.

I.uedon : Printed by Thorns, Tegg. No. II I. Chemist& ; C.
Cl apple, Pa ; and may be had at all Booksellers.
thisis a curtails and singular Work ; only two copies were!
known to be In England, one of which being boa, a Revr-rd lit
Fifty Guineas was I..tely offered fur its reelvery.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXVAI.
Viil4 published this thy.
Con Tr. orrs.—l. Ccvs.ort.—t. An Account of the Island of
Ceylon, &c. By Captain Itld.e.irt Pereeval. 2. A Description of
Celloif t2or.liner 3. A Narrative of Events in the hl old of
Ceylon.-11. A C • 17,.. l!vlivered to the Clarey of the D:o.
ease of L inion By Wii.;ain, ..or IB; hop es' Loodon. 2.1 etters
addressed to the Lord Bishop of I,,,ndois. By 11.2iliaa B
—lll Buonzparte —I. Narra:lve of Napoleon Boo:13pm*.
lout ney frr.!* Fonia;tlLleau !O Frej!ss. 2. Ilis:otre de P.Aliba.-
sade. Par M. D. Pr:i,;.t. 3. iiist.ere du C.binet des TLII•JiLut.
4. Histoire des Qui:4e Seniaints. 5. Corilitrion de
pare. I;. La Portefeaille de Liutniaparte. 7. Extract of a 1.41 r.
pt on hoard tut Majesty's Ship Balern:.hon. By 1. Bow*.
K. N. S. Narratsve of Events ',rely taaeo ;Voce id Fumes.
By I le'en Marla Hermes icythicus. Joan
..7‘.4feson. 2. The Character of Moses. By J usesolt 1 towoetiol.:-.
V. Narrative of a Forced Journey through Spain amid France. ef
• Lord illaney.—V I. Niendieatits.-i-Mlnu•es of thi; F.irldance --V.I.
St. Hel.ina —Tract. ‘w of St. Helena. By Maj.g-Geinnal
C411:.111. In Account of the Kintloqi at Cats-
tin!. By the Hon. Is. yorstu tr: Ephinstone.—lX. Loma a
Novel. By tlw Author of P;i•le aid Prejudice C.
iiy 44:1141ns A' Jr./worth. • IV!rtr Dog. By 'V worth di-
X:. iteinvhs of lobo Tweddal —X 11.--I. 1 !se Philly:
slelanctison. By F. A. Cox. J. •I't,e Life of Jeremy 'At lilt. 11.!
the Bev. Henry Kay.: ainney.—X:ll Lord .sppendift
to Remains of ryveddel:. 2. Letter to the E:li:or
but6h !levies*. By the Ear of s. Posi.cript to a Letter.
14 the Earl of Elgin. 4. A Narrative. By P's.l
Printed for John Monty, APieinarle•sireet, Loodon.

riIHE REAL JAPAN BLACK.IiNg_i, m 4 i 2
JL DAY Bud Nl:lit NO, 97, High 'tabor,. 4 his meitimeble
Cumpotitinm with half the iistmd Labour, produces a must mil•
haat jet Ulric, wily evel to the Itieoll.f JaYau Arnim; eff“rile'
culiar nourishownt w ; wail not sod trie finest
Linen; is perfectly free from any unpleasant s.atll, and *in re.
rain i, I virtues in any Climate
Suit! reta I by tie priue'pil Groeers,tloot .Maktts, °Linen, and
Pciftlmers, in the Uni:esi Kingdniss

A kReIN'S OttiGINAL J.le.k7s) Lt():110
v dI.ACKIWT, produces a brini3nt Jet Wars, eLloti
to the 1116.1e.t Ey.ill Varnisto, preserve...the Leather &aft, and
prevettt% lta cracking, does not sod the lettn, I. pertectly Ire*
front any unetra4ant smell, and will retain us virtue. hi alig
el inure.

Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martia's.lane,
London; and Retail by t aldwell, Dublin; - W.tite, Wa-ertord;
llt.an.on, Belfast; Raeborn, lidetbargh; Osborne, ;
Lyon, Inverness; Cookwurthy, Plymouth; Evans and Co. Chess
ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham; Pierson, .Ibelial4;
clreenslade,Guem,ey; Sheldon, Mlocliester ; Ituunthwaite L.
v.-rpoul ; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkney, Bitst•ol ; Bonnel, Car.
11.1”; Frewer, Norwich; Watkinson, Scarbornugb; and by his
Agents in every Town In the Kingdom, in Stone abides, la,
a pinta 10d. half a pin:, and 6d. each.
CAUTioPie.—Observe, none are genuine unless