SUPERIOR WATER-PROOF HATS...
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PRIOR WVAT ER-POOF MATS.'- qjl FRANKS atnd Co. nmanufaetursre Fin Piietbefl%c, aLre SELLING yAniperior WATER.PROOFnEAVER HATS at Oli5t'215. each. Also roved silk haLts, of the most fashionable shapes asid supe.rior quia- . t if6s. each, waisuted.-M0 Chieapside, corner of Queen-street. UPERB WINTER S1AWLS.-,The gr-andest st-lee- tion of slgn VNTER SHAWLS, abounding in novelIty. mnag- cenee and tsewthsMe matchless specimens of at most costly erltie,e.to e otainred exclusi7Ciy at HOWES and HART's, Ia Wrehuse 60,Flet-sreet whre n ctensive assiortmento utifl sIlt loas. ailep o excllest ateIas and in the new stl fParisian elegne iI ait uttahonRble artice lades' drse,appropite orheseason, are at present. 0on I.The fulvle given for Iiidia shawlivs. ONEY for HOUSEHOLD FURNITYURE.-r D,AfVIS, Auctibincer, &c. 43, Ratb bone-place, begs leave to in- cmIi riends and the jmnbli ~that he conti nues to give the ut- ot VALUE forHOOSIEROLD ?URNIl URE and other marketable FECTS. Ladlesr a-nd genitlemen leaving, town or removing, having; lrge or snmall qnantitynfr household furniture.A&c. to dispose of, ilbe iomrediately wvaited on and a liberal offer maFde for such a as they may feel inclinced to dispose of. N. B. Appraisements town or country. TI will be a satisfaction to thebDashers and Elegantes. Of this city to kniow that the celebrated HAIRCUITTERtS anal Deco- tors of Fashionashles continuie their services at J. ELi.IS's emppriuir taste and perfection. 128, H,,ltorn.liil, cornier of L.aRthbtrlttte, boith person aLnd by depouties9 not inferlor to himnself, whbere the public mY have their HAIR CUJT and DREqSSD Ill the niost lhan(isomfe yie ineiter nglshor Parisian fashitont ladijes' and gentlenciti's hair ,st in the mst tastyRmaner. where they give theo curls of thleir elt5- mersthos modfltoits whilch their eoitjteuStAnlcs re.quire. TIhe namnsof the public will be pitnctnally, attended to at all hourls of~ led.Wirs ane ornaRmentalbair Imsported, from the mxOst scientific rinrtsts. N.9. An Apprentice wanted Immediaiteily. OOT's PArENT' U1MBREL_LA, ,a1llowed1 to -ioses F all the beautyt and advantages of stilk and of greater durability. ikewise offierInx to the p,urchaser a saving of ane third, are sold by thlc 'ollowrinog nbsl.ses:'fsr F. Moore. St. Mat tin's-court: 7oventry. 174. Oxford-street; Wiliamns, 154. i-igh olohnrit; Viimnott, *, 1ittle Bell-alley, Coleman-street,; Sandersoni, 11)5, Bishopsgate- ,ithin. Setballth and Ca. 63. Graceehnrch.st,reet; WVatkrine anid tephes, crnerof St. phiarfin's-le-Grand; Moore, 7 5;, Cheapqidet; raftey 31 Canonstret;Jacobs, SaviIIe-pasa%ae, and 42, Burling. en.aaad.i reemn, 07.Oxford-street; Baiith, , uckspur-5treet; ooper 22,New ond-tret MlorlanA. 147. MfinT.0eS:. MOrlayid. ewinton.auseay;N,,rvfIlle,4O,CornshilII bi iddleton, -2, Sweetink's- Iley, (rahill N. ~.Thenrarse of the patentee is stamiped o n theY rderof sebumbell. Patentee, 33, Church-streetf. pitnlfleids. t LEG N 1'COATS, cut an d' made in a superior manner,from th very est Saxnyclot. fromr 31. 3s. to 31. 10Os ,; goodWestof Eglan suerfie 21 lOs to31.2 best. second 21. to 21.105 sieatcoas, ace wih slk.&e.31.to 31.1Rig.; kerseynncre breechs lbs.to th very est dulile illed28a. ; fashionable trouers rom 8s.to I. lo.; ansests Ba to fIS. The above cxies are for garments mnade copee to mesre, wakrranted In pont of fahibon, cloth. worktansi,and miaterials equal to any hose at the West end of the town To mnerchants, captains, and oters wvho are In the hapbit of.takin outs a quantity of cloth"s, a con9iderahle reduction In price wvill bemade. A large and faLshion- able atssortmient of gentlemen's, and bs'clothes coist tntly on s-ale, at J. ALB3ERT's clothes, warehouse, 47. 1 a-street-hill, '7 doors from the Monument, for ready money only. (1 HANTILLY VEILS and FRENC;H T-ULLE 'q,/ DRESSFS.-HOGARD and AMBERhaveJisstimported somnevery 1.eautiful VEILS and Shaded or Rainbowv Dresses, touite uniquc; alto tabinets of rt~efirst fabric inlIreland. Their winter stoeckisinow ready Arforuispection. and censists,,f the newest French col.urs, And Shaded Gros de Naples, and satins, velvets, squirrel, chinchilly. ermine, And cable muaiiad tippets-, ha,reze anud gause dresseR, blond, Meebliln. Brussiels. Valencienines. and English thread laces, veils, Pale- 3rine sand scarfs; -And as thec whole bave been purchased ivith readY aninney,they can offer thiem on the most mnoderate terms. By their regular iptercourse with the Premiere marebandes des modes, And co-iturieres of Paris, their millinery, and dress rooms are regularly supie=ith ijue most novel Frenceh costumnes. WeddIngand1 foreign orestsefully- executed.-No. 4, Water:oo-place, Pall-malt. IL H JOHiN CLARK, Surgeoni Dentist, late with Mr. Cartrwrlght, remo4ved to 10, afe,ntagu-street. Rusnsell-square. ts1, leave to acquaint the Nobility And Gentry, that he continiues to SUPPL,Y the LOSS of TitETVt In a miost s-Aperior manxer, either wiith naturatl or Artificial teeth, on moderate termis: and that no charge wvill be made to any perso'n not fiflly satisfied with the utility and comrnort to be derived therefromn. N.B. Extrnctinv and stopping decayred teeth and cleaning execuited on the most safe and correct principles fr OGS and DAMP A IR.-BARCLA V's AST I-IATIC CAN DV has, for manyi years, been proved ani effectiual preserva. te, from the ill effectst of the Fogs and DaLmp Air wbich in the winter season are so preralent In this climate. Tts effects are to expel wvind, to preserve the stomach tri,m the admission of damevs, and to relieve those wvho suffer from difficulty of breathking. Prepared only by Barclay and Sons, 9S. Fleet- starket, London, and sold i.y their ap- pIntmenrt by all respectable stationers, dritggists, and medicine genders In boxes at 2s. Pd. and Is. l id, each, dutY inecidtaed. Observe nsone can be genuine llnlesa the namnes of 'IBarelay and Sons' are on he stam P) affixed to each box. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T 9HE ROYAL ELIXIR of LfIFE, a complete restor- _ ative of the anima! functions In advanced life, atnd In aill case.- of nervous attd consumptive debility; tit beneficial effects also In cases ofqspasms or goilt in the sto`Mac~h are unrivalled, as It gives I mme- diate relief In the most violent attacks of tbose Alarnming complaints. It is sould in bottles. withi directions, at lbi. each, duty Itneluded. by J. V. Simpison, 251. Henrietta-street, Covelat-garden: and by most respeetablernedilolovenders In tawn and cotitory. At the same placees ma hls e obtained the Arabian Vegetable P1l1%, free from mercuiry oratmoy never-failing remedy In bilious ayd liver CsumPlaints. Indigestion, habitualI eostiveness, &c. In boxes at Is. l id, anid 2s. 9d. .ach. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ HE BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by F. NEWVBERY T and SONS, are the discovery o;f ai Physician of the first eminence at the present time, In aLn extensive practice for some- years be has employed them In the most obstinate fliliour. Cases with uinvarying success. They operate principally as a deohatrutent atnd puirgative;, they promotesa proper action of the liver into ihe secretion of hule, or correct it when in a vitiated state. Obstructions of the stomach And bowels are gradually renloved: Rnd by etying tone to the biliarv duicts and strength to tlte systemn, they afford relief to those wrho suffer frnns ler-vous attacks, sick headach, giddiness, indirestion, and gouty affection. The il liorts Pills have the name'I F. Newbery' engraved in the government stamrp on each borx, and are sold at 45. St. Paurl's ehurchylard: and byJ. Sanger. 1.50, Oxford-street, Lotndon, and all vender,i In the country, prive 2s. 9d._ STOMACH COMPLAINTS, Windi, Gwout, Spasms, Colic, And General Debility of the Stomachb and Intestines.- CORNWELL's ORIENT'AL CORIIIAL.-The singular efi.tots of thins cordial, since Its Introduction to the world, have bee:t progresssvely benefila!l: It is the most pleasanlt and safe stomachie ever produced. It uas firstdiacoverod And uised by an emAinent phiysiciani In the Eas,t Indies, whiere debilities of tuie atotancah anid Intestines are revere atnd alarming; and the brother of thte late t.ord Alvanley, Lord Rodnecy. and R great ssunyberonfdistfnKitished personages In this country have patronized and recommenrded it. It restores tune to the stomAchi, re- moves spasms. wind, and colic, and for cenerally stret;gtben!n- tbe stomach anid bowels, It oannot be surpassed, white ttn flavour rendersit far more pleasant than any osher cordial compound for simfiag com. m,aits old at the late Shaw aLnd Edwards's, 67. St. PAul's: by =ange.11 Oxfprd-street, Ward, 14lolborn, and Stradling, Exchange. Frfce 4s. Glit and 22s. per bottle. A R'~TICIALTEETH, oni the ullitedI principlesi of - CpilaryAttactoltandAtmospheric Pressure. - Mfr. ORAY, temeroftheRoalColeg o Surgeons Itt Londlon. has b-een reqtiete- ad b hi humne riens wo have experienced the comforts of hismetod f spplingARTFICALTEETH to Adopt occasion- allythismod of akin itmoregcnraliv known, for the betiefit of tosewhomit ay oncen, hathe continues to suipply the loss of teeth on te suesfi ytmintroduced by, him In 1813. These artifieial teeth avbenoad to Answer all thie purposes 'ot the original teeth In miastication, Articulation, appearance, &rc. and tojeremain.perfectly secuire I21 their places by capillary attrca. ness and the p)ressure of the Atmosphere, thereby avoidit;g pinning to r,urrps, tying, twisting wvires, or fastening springs to the adiot;a- Ing teetli. or ainy attsebment 'whatever to the rermalnine, teeth, and -oasequewitly Instead 0t hijurine: to afford them support. They xnaybeAlsontakes. out atnd replaced by the wearer with the geatest facsility. These improvemenits enabls the Inventer to supply, whole or half etes without t'e spiral spwings whilch arc usually attached to suach pleceR.-25, Old ilurli ngton.street ____________ UNDER the Especial Patronage of the Prince and r-Princess Esterhazy, the Prince Atnd Prittecsa Polignae, the Emperor of Persiai, And many distinguished Personages, andt recoin- iamended by the muost eminent PhyRiciRns.-RtOWLANI)'s KAL.VDOR. This Qdmtirab,le specigc possesses balsasmie properties of surprlising energy. It eradicates freckles, pimples, sBot, redness, aknd All cuta- aetoue eruptionis, gradually pr,idnitlhi aL delicately clear roft skcin, trasforn= even tile most Sallow complexion Into radiant irhiteseys. resists the scorching rays of-tbe ann, successfultly opposes the attacks of Inclement weather, and renders the harsh and roughi skin beauti. fully soft, smooth., atad evett . imparts tu the neck, face, And arms a heatithy and juvenile bloom,i diffuses, a pleasing cooiness, And produces a beautiful comnplexion. Ito%vIAnd's Kalydonr 1is equally indispensaible in the nursery a's at the toilet. Perfeetly innoxious. .t may be uised by the inost delicate lady wltti ithe assairance of siafety afid efficacy, j.sesntsfmteninz and healitng properties. Ti- mii,thers nsira-%nr offs titpring It gIves, In all cases of incidental Inflammation, buname- d,!'" relief, cools tite tnmuuth of the rinfant, and enhatices maternal piel5,-r- Jitt the aot of adniflniterling allmetitary nioutrishinent. TIo Ihsefce- arc tenider after shavinv, Rowslatnd's italydor will I-e ioun ~deg.elleni beyonid p;receden;t In amnellorattitg and 11liayitig ta I,.t tn,lteashnf -enueslinn It removes ttnplesstrnt harshnesa ofin She kIb. o'etfnond by intense stolar heat or cold winids, and thugti to the trkvlm-. i0c foves ati infallible sapeelfic, a prompt rneoitree, pto 'h trssitiec~'rIto ~-o,port a pleasJng appenids e and nvaittable. ftcuiiton ji p4int bottles, at Ss. 13d, And Int aifp.Intsat 4a.6fd. aci, duitlyn int elded, 1 the 501teproprietors, A. Rowland and Son., 2o. Ilatongaren.l-llbirn LomalOt ndby appoititmenf by mnost d niditic vndet. Topreent imlposition, ask for ~%w~n~'~calylor andobseys he sgttatr, In red Irik, on thte label, WANT Pa.~CE.~Alf elAeg ia be post pail. S NusE i a gntee FamfVl a respectable Woman from thle h~ ei~,. tI.. b-s_bse,.t_Milo ic i_,'Xt of yoi,s ebhilaee : cao h-n a gso esa,snendilufa55 ,,,5Utt5L- SOettOL. . 4 M. D.dd'a. 1i, Ca,ncst ea -S LAD's.atAlt, orto Wai on on or t~ ~ LsgIice, or as lade 'he h"to'e with years. jit,ct to 0. L. 5tr 5nhe botch-, L..ie7 atteSt, ASjjIJEIEEPEt -to a s~ingle Gentleman, or to StipeTintend a Parity.betg ac S 5ke th, oar, ate. hltd ter- Sthen,-tb, aL -e.poTce Whio-, pgsd30.who sci i,ztnObjCtttS te attend e,, Sea or three yeses Ladies, .,be u.der. sasas resinbln sel eedocas in tbel, vanes, branches. Miect ta A. Z. 55, Pritk $ Coi,or s Cok nd Housekeeer to a singleGnlm , Oc. tet toAt.11at Sic. Ges-ikr iois,Toots bill. A odCOOKt, a rIespctable 11 midl-gt Woman, wbio on. P1densai Pi,oelteg p,smic s. siid -ho hi, bu. setIl I.conou,, wages see sat so ilal sasheos is cea fihulsc.p,ect is it. e. at mre. Wright's carpentefi?7 A S UPsoEii 11OUS01sAI, or asr Parlourmaid, ortto Wait ont ass slatnlyidy.syeegteas,wl,ea,son.ell a tr nesedle. Otrect to A.T. A S UPER HOtaEMAlTin a er,man's Family, or as House. AS oIrEatn),orn te Nrsey. yuTg Woman, who can .FLhose as aenisteaee sataucaten fromt the ylese.a tuselb nat let, te titcil she lived toe yes'.niDret toS. C. St ,. Splcer's,sear im tlsnhklsyrssA,ass,Enolesion.5 plcse Pinitita ueio ot&e=kopes seed aply.J 1 (yJ7j)Elt HOUSEMIAID, or NiUrSemaid, a.ynungE Woman, A afe tt liti* egod ehra.tien, rh- has uso oSaJetia so m-ke henl reteeo11y asefut pyrecto A. D,)fssn SSuO. Wr..Seell',-roud.CLtploaem, seey S ttF.s-- or as Footnan, in or eut of livery, a young Man, A who perfecIlt swtttndi hit bitntsI., and et..k. th. Fmoe tasgose. bhAe.g been tanrav toe w 0sf jae _ atsh cell reoimmendte from hts lust Italon ; hls ionhJectton no ,r.ee s to A- C t6, bar street, L1-t"nqt-en. ]' S UsvER SERVAI4 T, phere a lad is kept, Ot in a smin l Family, ' here ant e a Sikpta to r,c ztfmd u. se I.tsstd gemtl.ma... r s-ddle-a,rd man, vohe aeci ehe,e oSw ccnS1 nd CA. hule a Reed obes.eten fsoM hi, 1.at ptece. .h heneh'e'rtI5 iet5 nireca sO g c. at Mr. [szard'r, 46, Uppee Bcoof street, Groseenor sqo,ue. vefs 4a1'ee P ct ut-ply. S JISBOOI SZRRVANr, in or out of livery, a teqady niiddie. spe San.wh seeoend hS bslCo. ad,wishe So make Id.luIcf aea ce t ecry cood dittuatter froml tbe pttD bAeSh left. ol,eh he tised iu years. Otuet ln J..11. t ter. Leach", 4. South,olton AtInet, Nc rSaid stretl S -' 10AICT o Groom and Coachman, or to ride Postilion, - S lAcn MANs , or Ga(roomadV ; cpcal on 1n A ngle YloEs Sta of.tlht a ght, eged I5, aho-tenifetly andertand hIs ba-dnes sa dh;uss e nl,jistfom bto O t csntttmuy, or toss Set# s p,areq ile e ae J or In- i , ando ba,a cosnwllt Aat. bs T atCSt usef, tohiet . be: hore tn, ch t -fU -f" OltCca r i.sly.p to C.D. ?1, Cwna,beeAwdss,strt y,a,ddIt,e%heslitIb Waot5cgk4.eP5155d-VtItiJi K S7 -itiRisOS, orsGom n.VI, epc~t~able yoning Alan, aced 5*, w5cWtdtilexrPa if iosqoited,taih -Mno tfieton, tat, .tor country,a jsSs)&,C t. -YIPi35t -thew "meOnet; ass 1te-cdlt Semm,sdlt (e,n.the place h~e tis lrit.m,enca-seT. er~a St5r.es hBloetl>wsed5embe,7 15c Nos ohXstrneed- -tl A S (J1STOE1tRT,:B an assc~g -agdtd fasi, ortho can i;ave -a YOQ 1.i,dret fstm bits lots ltCAente t as cfthvit Isesumbr-se. - asi,eet gr. app t V.-a. MrS i4..caZptts, tr,nnbet gIJ Tdmer, sear Vausball tunti-the. j I tt ia a Tavern, -Cfreeholm, Chop4itour, or E-'atin-. i,eouw, It to" sosr sssl;tz ean ertise lisa, aed 37, n-l. svtli. sBte mlqlfuvfl i hi,enstoee,adsOibSolOiISOf costing and m05k.ting if reqired; con bale a goa shss,.i5fat55OPeeesit~ t shve Sasath.Di,at 55 I5. 55. at Ste. StlNO e'. 4 5 aliIfTPont~Rin Waehose,or as T-own Tr0veller r&1oezygs, wo oe tltL 55 saiattts t fatnus; his no ab*etIon to mtake ;Itl ~i~utshl erfu I se hus. bitwilie t t,sx stl C, thbs ous ia mIn ntsudl sin- OF ICERS in tie KING's oir COMPANV' SEM " VIUE.-Cadets and Passengers to lndJa, &c.'ars lnftirme.l they can obtain the whole of their OUTFITS atr the lowest,who,lsesale prices .-calico shirts from 2&. Sd. to fs,- white jean trousers V.- 6d. upwards; jackets fis. Cd.; waistcolits fromr 4s. 0d.;- cravats, dressing gowns, tolwels, table llnan,sheets, husiery, superline clothcbats,walst- coats and trousers, swords, military caps, epasulets, sea bedding, cathin furniture, trunks, and ship sofas on an improved prltnciple. Ladles going abroad will-find an-extensive atock of.readymade.linen dresses Jc. oii simliar termi at S. Unwin's, .7, Lomnbard.street. lir ARN1 SS, SaddIlery, Accoutrements, &c. 3, Cornhill, |Ul. and 2S. Lombard-stleet.-Thi DEPOT Is a branch of the Horse Bazaar1 Kinz-street, Portmnan.sqtuare, and Is established for thie conveHJence df Merchants and iSxperters, as wrell as for those Gentlemen who reside lo the eastern part of the to;rn, where every article of the above description maybe had-qt the same redueed.pricss, and of the saUie excellent quality; varranted, as at the Horse Raz%ar. N.B. An Auctiotf, for the sale of Horses and Carriages, is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at the Horse flazar. where a large number of horses and carriages are d-ally on sale by commission, and also an excellent assortment of every description of barness, . saddlery, accoutrements, &c. LEGANT GREAT COATS, rZss Coats, Box Coats, -miadeTravelling =ad Opern Cloaks, cut isxon sclentific principles, anid niaae to fit the sihape Ina very superior manner;-Dress coats, iron) the best Saxonv oloth, 31. Os. to 3L 12s.; fashionable trousers. from 27s. to 32s.: ditto ratstcoats, fron 7s. (id. to l fs. These -prices are for garmebts I)ade to measure, ws-arratnted In qiality, workmanship, and fashlon. Those %vantilg Iargo qnantitles for shIpments or othe'r purposes lvill flind the greatest advantage and most liberal treatmenut. Also ladie'a pelissos and habits, plairn and bralded, made bv expe- rienced worknsen to fit most beawtifaully, at n exceedinely low charge. For the coniveniience bf gentlemsn travelling some are kept- ready finished, or a suitt made In d hoars, by J. RADFORD, sVho hdgs re- svectfully to acknbnwledge the very liberal oncouragemonit he has re. ceived since hiss imoval to L7, Plcea'illy, and also informs his friends. the same attentlo-n shall be pald to secure a continuance and an extcn. slon of those favours so long received. A. suit of livery conpletpe,4l.15s. _27, PIceadiltv. TjPI1URSDAY NEXT1.-The FIRt TWVOTPRIZES X on Thuirsday next will have ?20,000 each. Tbese Or any of the other eapitn s in the scheme Includin two of ?30,000. mnay be obtained by the msmal.t t risk ever'known. SehemeS, containing full particulars, are given et SWIFT end Co.'s Old and fottunate Lottery offices, I1, Poultry 12. Cbariilgro ss; anfd 31, A idtate Higb-street. TEXr THURSDAY, Dec, 1.-CARROLb Abhe! 1NN Contractor, presents the Public with itie most-advtntageous ofitcr ever submitted to their notice. Th'e twvo firsit drawn tickets omi thc 16th Dedemcbr will have .?20000 eeatcii. One thpsand other grizes -will algo bh dsqsln on the I 6th December, vhich may include )oth tb. ?30,000. aod Ill theothaer cpitals inthescheMe.. Now, every parchaser may rctunfl his efcket or sFhare after that day's draw- lug is over, and receive back for Itat the Fatd F f ?I I; therofore, he cannot lose vaore thani the trifling difference betweep i-hat he pays and what he miay to a certainty get backc any time beo re the 20rh December, For this insl6nIficaut risk he has the chance of 1,000 nrizes to be drawn dn the I fith Decenber, alnong which there will he to acertaintytvo prizes of?20,000, antdperhapq Iwo prizes of ?ao,000. The following are thea prcca, and against each what MnSv bs regeived back for It after the drawing on the .Oth Decembbr:- Ticket ........ ? 22 19 0.,,.Mlayrccdve back ......... .?18 0 0 Half ........ 12 S 0 ... 'Sayrecslvebbqc k ......... () 0 0 .er ..... .. 6 3 ...MaLy receive baek.. .; .... 4 10 Q ugrth .3 3 Q.?May receive back.; .... 2 5 0 Sixteenth ... . .. f^ 1 12 O...May receive back .... 1 2 6 The grest?stvaifetY o. numbers are ou sale at Carroll' the.eon- tractor's. offices. 19.CornthIllI I. harlng-eross- z nd 26; Oxford-street.