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A N ACCOUNT of the - INTRODUCTION' of
I. -MERINO SHEEP iuto the different Countries of Europe,
where they are now naturalised,' with ObserPations on the great
importance of this Raceto Agriculture, Manufactures and Com-
merce, and the various modes of Treatthent which they. expe-
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By BENJAMIN I'HOMPSON, Esq. of Nottingham.
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LORD SOMPVILIXS_FLOCKatinf Intilfttni 0 SHEEP. '
..0-- • --0
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Wednesda, the 2d and Thursday the 3d of May next,
THE WHOLE OF THIS STOCK, selected in
1800 and 1501, from sundry, Leonesa Flocks, and bred
without any admixture of other blood. ,
The superiority of the Leonesa, over every other pile of Spanish
Woo', is to be seen in the Prices Current of our own Weekly
Journals.
The reputation of this Flock is fortunately so well established,
as to demand no comment whatever, beyond the following state-
ment: .
In 1806, the great Premium given for the best Merino Ram,
by the Board of Aviculture, wa-• won by a Rain of ti I, flock, bred
in England.
Ia 1807, the Prize for the best Ram's Fleece, givnri by the Bath
and West of England Society, was won by a Ram of this flock, , a-
and it was declared in print by the Committee of that Society, A GENERAL, and numberless other Gentlemen,
(which, sit uated in the centre of the superfine cloth manufacturers, that have been in the habit. of using the RUSSIA OIL ra
has therefore been deemed cosselusive) to be the finest fleece of gularly this twelvemonth for dressing their hair, have generously
wool which had ever c'hae under its examination. The Print of declared to the Proprietor that it has not only increased the hair
this Sbeep is to be fuumlin Malcolm's survey of Surrey, in Lau- in thickness and strength, but has also prevented it turning grey,
rencen Treatise on Live Stock, and in a late Publication on the which was before on the decline ;it is therefore recommended,
subject of Sheep, by the Proprietor. tlTt Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to benefit from the Russia
The symetry of his form, and the aptitude to feed, demon- Gii, will give it a fair trial by using it regular for a short time, es it
strated by this animal in so extraordinary a manner, had, before. cannot be expected to have the denimd effect, if only applied at
the adjudication of this Prize, induced the Proprietor to lireed intervals. The Proprietor has the satisfaction so boast, chat it is
almost exclusively iro:n him. allowed the most innocent and best preparation that has yet been
Lastly, any doubt of the superior value of these sheep, which discovered in any quarter of the globe for preserving and promo-
have never been beat in any competition, is for ever rguaoved by tie: the Hair.
the recent decision of the Bath society, bf which, Premiums The Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion, use
were offered last year as follows: Russia Oil for moistening the hair when dressing; is so great a
CLAM: V. No. S. BRITISH FINE WOOL. "As many perstine, nourisher ti. hair as prevents it terning grey to all eerieds; pro- •
" whether manufacturers or others, still deny the practicability of motes the growth, prevents its falling off, and restores it on bald.
e producing in Great Ern ain, Weed equally fine with that ire- places, if the least roots. Several Gentlemen that were taald have
" ported from Spain ;in ord:r to put this question to a trial, from declared, after tisk!, the Russie.oll regularly for six months, the
" wnich there can be no appeal, a Premium of 'I en Guineas is bald places became covered with hair; promotes -eyebrows and
" nlfared to the Nlanufacturer of the finest Piece of Navy Blue whiskers; will prevent whiskers turning reddesh or grey.
" Broad Cloth, dyed in the Wool, not less than twenty-five yards Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one
" in length, which shall be exhibited to the Society, on the day guinea, or six guinea bottles at £5.
" before the Annual Meetieg in sane, made from clothing Wool Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, A. Prince,
" from the Sheep tribe grows in any Country. The name of N 0.9, Johu-street, Oxford-street; and, by appointment, Mr.
" each Manufacturer, and pile or species of Wool, and of the Smyth, Perfumer to hi; Majesty, N-w Bond-street; liendrie
" Grower, (if British) to be contained in a sealed Paper, having and Sons, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne-street, Golden-
" oar the outside a mark indicating the piece of Cloth to which-it square; Bayley iiid Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Prin."
reters, and which it must accompany. Sucts Paper not to be ' cess of Wales, • .:d Duke and Du. Inas of York, 5, Cockspur-
n opened until the Committee shun have made their report on street; Harding and Howell, S 9, Pa:l-Alan ; Berry, 17, Greek.
" the merits of the respective Cloths, which report shall be given street; Low, 333, Strand e Won and Read, 46, Gracechurch-
" from the Chair; and-no person form a part of the Committee street ; Parry, Butts, and Cn. Three-King-court, Lombard.
" who is personally interested its the deeish.n." • street; Ronvney, Hatton:-Garden ; iacon, 150, Oxford-street ;
By the exertions of Messrs. Joyce and Co. Clothiers, the Pre- Davison, 59, Fleet-greet ; Rigan, 65, Cheapside ; Newberry and
'llium was adjudged to the Wool of this Flock, and for this Pre- Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow
lEW, Ciii.A.Pa AND. IMPROVED EDIBON OF THE miuni no less than sixteen pieces of (Both were exhibited, many Church-yard; Barclay and Son; Fleet-market ; Butler, 4,
WORKS OF, HOGARTH,• of which were made from picked samples of the Saxon and Spa- Cheapside ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; -
k To be completed in Six Monthly Parts, at 19s. each.
nish Merino Piles. Johnson, Greek-street ; Withers, 229, Strand; Ward, 324, Hof-
This day was published, The Sale will take place at' Vdirmile Farm, near Cobham, born ; Bolton, 'Putt, Royal Exchange t Bull, Dublin ; Raeburn,
. .
Surrey, 18 miles from Loudon, nu the Portsmouth Roadaat ten Edinburgh; Collins, Salisbury ; Crutwell, Bath; Denson, Liver-
THEHandsomely printed in Royal Octavo, Part I. and 11. of
WORKS of WILLIAM HOGA RTH, o'clock in the forenoon. • pool; and by most of the principal Perfumers or Medicine Yen-.
Tbe great drafts which have been made from this lock. last ders in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
elucidated by Descriptions, Critical, Moral, and Historical: . -
season only, namely, Seventy-five pure bred Merino Ewes, and Country Shopkeepers sending their orders to any wholesale
(Founded on the most approved Authorities.) To which is pre-
.a large number of others, highly crossed, must render these sheep Perfumers or Medicine Vender; they deal with in London, will
fixed sonic Account of his Life. By THOMAS CLERK.
receive liberal allowane.
" What inexpresssible richness in the Comic or Moral Scenes of an object of peculiar attention to every skilful Breeder.
l'be Flock for Sale will consftt of neatly Two Hundred pure The bigh reputation that the RUSSIA Oat has gained for pre.
Life !—No one ever better characterised mean physiogneinies,
prenurin the hair, and thegreat demand for it, has
Merino Ewes in high. condition, nearly Two Hundred Merino serving and . g ,
the debauched manners of the dregs of the people, the excesilve
and Ryland Ewes, highly crossed, very capital in their Wool, induced envious persons to copy the auvertisement and advertise
heightening, the horrors of Vice."—Lavans A.
London : Printed for R. Stholey, No. 46, Paternoster-row. and •Fhirty Rams of the pure Blood, five only being reserved for articles for a similar purpose which have not the effect.
CONDITIONS.
the use of the Owner, the whole the get of the Ram above-men- Cauretne.—As Counterfeits are selling in Betty shops, it is par-
.
tinned.--Each Ewe with her Lamb will form one lot, as will titularly requested to observe the label on the ouuide wrapper
1. This Collection, of the acknowledged productions of Ho-
als.o. each of „the Rams, of each bottle is signed in Russian gold ink, " Mochrikafiky and
garth's inimitable Pencil, will consist of upwards of 90 Plates,
I he. Proprietor thinks it incumbent on him plainly to state Ptinee ;" any without that signature arc counterfeits.
elegantly engraver, on a Royal Oc:avo size, and will be completed
that the Sheep will actually be sold without reserve, and that his , It is particularly serviceable to persons wearing false hair, as it
in Six Parts. .
motives for holding this sale are of a private and local nature, gives it a natural gloss, and renders it soft and beautiful. It is
2. Each Plate will b:.• aeconepanied with an appropriate De-
and by nomeans arias from any change °fel inion as to the value nerally remarked by persons wearing false hair, that after a shortie"-
seriptlon, Critical, Moral, and Historical, adverting to the Satire ... . , . P
of merino Stock - time wearing' it becomes an stiff, and is easily discovered
intended to be conveyed by the Artist, together with interesting. • •
3be Sheep may be viewed ever/ Thursday by personal *pp& that it is false,by using the Russia Olt when dressing It prevents
Anecdotes of lelen, Manners, and Things, contemporary with
• cation only to the Shepherd. • it being discovered, as it keeps the hair soft and renders its ap-
HOgarth..
pearanee natural.
3. Each' Part will contain from thirteen to sixteen Plates; and N. li, Tbe Wool must not be plucked from the Sheep. "
will be published regularly the first day of every mouth.
Ckfalogues may be bad on and after the 3d of Aprils. at Messrs. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to preserve their hale, ought
,
Gibbs and Co. Sealsmon, corner of Half-Moon-street, rim- to refrain the use of different perfumed Oils, as the add of the ,
4. As Hisearth's celebrated "Analysis of Beauty, written wnh dill ,
.. ~...
of
the lost-Houses of the following Towns ; perfume causes dryness to the •bair, and-occasions It to change
a View to fax that fiuttuafieg Ideas:of Taste," is now exceedingly
o;$71 '"
Sabers Walton,
all
within four .
of
.L,,_ruse,afLealseathertial,„l.Gd,uudeord, miles colour, and become grey at an early age. 'Cho Russia Ott is plea-
Kingston and Dorking i..and of sant to use, warranted innocent, and a sure nourisher and pro%
rare, the Proprietors (for the Benefit of Young Artists) propose
to give this Work entire in the last Part, together with its accom- "I`
= MIIIIIn. THOMAS MARTIN and Co. sgver to the hair) is serviceable to use for children, as it Ito-
pin ying Plates.
• - • No. 63; Colenum-steers, Loader. proves and regulates the growth.
5. Jack Part will be charged at the moderate price tif lb. • ,
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