The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-01 00:00:00

PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP.

PERSONAE. BEAUTY depends so mach on the
appearance and texture of the skin, Oct whatever contri•
butes to protect it Irani injury, or to improve it, must be con-
sidered an object of importance to all who are solicitous to pos-
sess the advantage which Lord Chesterfield denominates" a let-
r ter of recommendation on till occasions;" a rd certninly the pre-
, sent and future ages mivt feel themselves indebted to the Breen-
! tor of the curious Chemical Process, by which Snap is separat-
ed from sill the impure mid noxious substances w ith which, in
it, crude stale, it i% meal lab's united ; this refinement is ottani-
, fcsteil by its Transpalency and Fragrance.
Prepared and sold by A. PEA itS, ut his Malta 'Cory, No.
SS, Wells-street, Os ford-street, London' price is. and ls. 6d.
per Square; and in large Squares, which are perfumed with the
Otto of Roses. for 2s. fid. Also Gentlemeto's Shaving Cakes, at
63.—But ob'erve, that wheresoever, or by w homsuever,
: sold, it can never be genuine without the Inventor's signature
(A. Pears), in his hand wriiing..
• A. PEARS has the honour of recommemling to the Fashion.
able Female World that incilunble prepdration the ALMOND
BLOOM, nr LIQU I D VEGET A 111. E ROM; E. This Cos-
metic possesses qualities of an unparalleled nature; it softens
the thin, gives a di% Me bloom to the person, and his the peculiar
advantage of adhering so firmly to the face, as not to be distin-
guished trom nature. Price ss. per bottle. His LIQUID
BLOOM of ROSES, which adds the must enchanting beauty to
tbe countenance, road,improves the simpk charms of nature. Price
Ss . Sd. per bottle. 711ia IM PEItI A L WHITE POWDER,
produced from Vegetables only, which, while it is the most in-
nocent, is also the most excellent in its elf .-ttio beautifying the
countenance. Price 2.. 6d. and ss. the box.
PEARS'S MO( SAUCERS, an entire new iriiiegiOn for
Dyeing, Painting on Velvet, Drhwing, &c.

TO JUIN Etta, Oft COMPANIES DEA LING IN LEAD.
SI'ECIIIE C
NS of rich LEAD ORE to be ♦ owed
at Adam Murray's, found on the Estate of a Genilenuri itl
the North, who is desirous of noveing vita any Canop.ul
willing to search for the same:
Particulars tiLtY be known by applitation to /awn Ninthly§
Surveyor stud Land Agent, S, Pickett-street, Temple-bar:

NO ACCII)ViSTS need ever occur in future' front
Curridc,, Gip, or :tstv Miter two-wheel Carriages.
When the linr-e (which ii hurt rendered di:hulls if not
impthsible)
NV 101 l the h are rear,;
NV he-boor or both of the wheel!: break $
'Shen Otte or both of the it heeh go utt 11 •
1\ hen the ~hafts break $
11 :ten the hop:el:irk- or rims away.
A i•ly ht the Ei tire, Pope': llead-itllley Chrtiliheris Gtthtdf
o I o.re rugiat.,,l tirt tugst mud the not bati..factoty &mitt:town%
to.iven re,pect ix; item.
owner.of ruttotble hittss4 shy w% bundreA.
polioAL+ by the L.. oT this iisveNauiky which way alav be a ppLad
la .01 Emir-% herfCarri.ger. •

irs EgiENOE of CO Fr KE, prepared by
II A Wii INS ::nit DUN N, London. aid *old Ott ap-
pointment) at No. 70, White Linn :tree, and may
be tasted at the Auctien M .rt Caller-Itiiina, neer the LI ink of
Ltiglaed,
This Essence is extracted Amu the pure Berry of Coffee. h*
a peculiar process 'termini:4ly difficult aid expensive. by which
all the aromatic. exhilarating, ruin nutrition', parts of C-tree are
preserved separate from those etude, girth!, *early. natant/
qualities that load a.el fipple* the stinneco, cause iudigcstastie
and frequently acute pain.
'foie pure Liquid is offered to the Public itt quart, pint, and
half-pint hurtles, at the following Prices ;
Best Turkey, per quart, 10, 6J I'int, is.
• Bourbon,
Plantation, Ss 61. 2i. 01.
And in flat ilali.pint Bottles for Traveller-, &c.—lsirkey, Se.
; ll'itirbon, Is. lid. each; and Plantation, 1.. 91. each.
The peculiar advantage of using this must he obvious
from the facility a lilt which it is made: -ity a few snuunfult
being put into a cup of boiling water, a nit the maul quantity
of milk and sugar, you have instantly a cup of ricer Case,
not leaving the least sediment.
It i. particularly 'woeful to captains of ;hips, in:;keepere, tra-
vellers, and in all case, where silo whoesome, plro,aut, :10 cu.
aiiunusliquor-4e esteemed a favourite beverage. Travellei'a by
the mail and in slatzes, by Inking with them a pint or hoil!'..int
of the 14ence in tl.ll bottle- (for convenience of carriage), taov,
at e:era change of horses, or stoppage, lu.e in a minute a Cu;,
of this truly exhilirating liquid, which is superior to any eiresit•
mem of beer, spirits, or a inv.
°dicers of ship., in an weather where boiling water can be
had, may also us ppeedity he teliv-1i,41 in the dead of the idehl I
and all priVlllls who Lace edit% bitesiess a ill tied this a so terekot
stinuachte and pleasant heverai.c take.,beton they go out u• tins
matting.