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The Times, 1824-03-11T00:00:00

tAdvertiSe L1S"SSAltAJ EAD?y4S, by ,U.8si.a, GiO, wet side of Leicetersquasre. List of the ttnes. TRf^ zVznc'G, M`arch 11, punstuelly at lht, the te3dy of Hamlet; and Slender's courtshtp, fnmA Se MIerry Wives of Windsor. Tickets, is. each, saay:bg lads asbove; it Hookhen's. Old Bond-street; and Richardsos', Roya&lZxblngre. Subsc:ibems tickets for the repetition of the es, prie, one sotwmign, may be had on Thursday evening, fhe Ilth, 5n il tht coniriecemWt oF the course. [AdvertisementJ.-Published by TA-YLOR nand ESSEY, 19, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall: and 93, Fleet_?trevt, price 9s. fd., " ELTA;" 1tssaya which have appeared under thatsitniaure in the London MNagazine. "-EWe cannot take leave of " Plia" without acknowledging the same feelipg with wbichyre p'it from an agree- able and original friend,; wbose hutour lip dicil our faPcy even li these instances where we did noi-ebindide witliiiaii4idgmerata, ad for whose more essential parts of character we esttereajs a high esteem. He may be considered as perhaps. the -only writer since Stern wlto has fi.llv Letered into lus pi;it-and11t-hj&kcuEar vein; andI this, without caher his tedibus digressibmn, his osdrito indelicacy.".-British critic, Julv, 18.,r [AdvertisemenLr., ELtE,CYi GLA'S?ES, Pz, :e. The Nobility and Gentrv are invited tg inspect tbe ware-ropmsrof COOPERa ndSoy, 93 1}ishopsgate Within, 'wsre is exhibited. an assortment of neW antt second-baud Plate Glshaesv admiraMbly Suitedj to erery description ofdraw ing or dining.rooms. The prices tre just reducta 40 per cenL onplates measuring 100 inches by 72 andup wards; and on those ot straller dimensiens the alteration will be found equally important. The extensive preference given to this establishmserit is ttanikfully acknowledged by the Proprietor., who, in their endeavours to evince their gratitude by nianufactunag ar- titles in a superior manner, at prices suitable to the times, hope to nerit a continuance of public support. In the furhiture department is omprised every new and elegant article of upholstery, etbinar, and chair work, regulatel. upon such a scale of e*nrmy as to de- ruand and insure the patronage of ranuk and fashion. [ Advertisement. 1--A n additional pleasing appearance is rendered to the countenance by the well-arranged curl, the braided plat, a.nd the flowing tressec. In dressing the hair, no article hassuch a beauri- ful ef'let on natural or artitcial hair, rendering it so admirablv soft that it will lay in any direction. producing beautifil curls, which it preserves in damp atmosphere or violent exercise, at the same time a .Ning a most incomnparable, transcendent, and beautiful lustre, ren- dering the head.-slress truly enchanting, as ROIVLAwD's MIlAC.sSAIt O r L, which has, by its unexampled excellnce in promoting in every respec; elegance and durability of that grand ornament, gained the admiration and astonishtnent of the whole world. [AdeertisemnenL1 -GEXUIXE BEAst's GlnzAss.-Ross rnt Sows, No. 119, Bithopagate-street, who for the last fifty veart have contiMued to sell the above article pure anad unadulterataed recom- mend it to those ladie and gentlemen whose hair is in a aieclininc or debilitated state. As a p.oof of its excellence, it may be observed that no grease retains its moiature so long, all others disappesanng shortdy after the application, leaving the hair drier and harsher than before. Having lately killed one of the largest and perhaps fattest animals of that or alny other species, they can now offer it to the public nerfectcly sweet, which is not always the case, as it sometinrns becouses stale with keepin, und though equally good for the hair, is certainly not so pleasant. [Advertisemene1-ATrTTSOX'S CONCENTRATED ESs9E2CE OF LAVEXD)ER, prepared six times the strength of the best La- vender Water. It is entirelyvfree from that empyreumaof the spirit ao objectionable in most lavenders; Its perfume is more lively and termanent, and it goes six times as far; in short, for the handkerchtief, the chamber, the ball-roorn, &c., it imparts the ge- nuine, reviving, and salubrious perfume of that esteemed flower, strongrly eoncentrared. Price ha. 6d. hal?f pints, 5s. 6d.; aue pints, 10s. f.; and as a pint goes as fareas six pints of lavender water, it lS consequently four timec asY cheap. Sold by James Atkinson. per- fumner, 4t, (;errard.-street, Soho-snare and mnost perfumerr.