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The Times, 1824-05-21T00:00:00

[Advertisement.l-RICH UPHOLSTERY, SILKS, &C.-COOPER and Sos, upholders, 93,Bishopsgate-streetWVithin. respectfullYsolicit the attention of tle nobility and gentrv tO the superb and elcgaiit- nufacture of silk damasks tabouretsi &e., which, in consequenice of the reduced duty on silk, tiey are now enabled to offer on terms so comparatively moderate as must establish this magnificent 4escrip- tion of furniture for drawing-rooms, boudoirs, saloons , mIn pre- ference to the inferior articles hitherto in use. Fam iies who prefer the rich ant beautiful style of the ancient Gothic, will find some handsome specimens in that pa-.ticular order; and as Cooper and Son are the real manuthcturers of the articles sold in their ware-rooms, and emnploy none-but first-rate workmen, they are en- abled, for splendour, taste, and solidity, to compete with any esta- blishm-nent in'the metropolis, and (tbey with confidence atiirm) at prica decidedly advntageous. The papering and decorative style of work coAtinued as usual. Apuraisoments made, and funerals fiumished, with the greatest attentfon to ecanoiuy. - Ladies and gen- tlemen desirous of avoiding the busde of the city, will find an.easy and pleasant aegess to Bishopsgate-street. by taking the route of the New-roas and City-roada, throuighl Finsbur.y-square.-93,. Bishops- gate-street Within. LAdvertisementL-To.morrow (Alay 22) being the lastday of drawing, when 12 capital prizes, includling twvo of 20,0001., wilf be decided in one day, the thoughts of thepublic are now.-fixed on PIDDING'S luc'kY corner, attractedby the recollection of thle extra. ordinary events which have occurred there, many persOns having twice -partaken of two different prizes of 20,0001., within she periodl of a few months onlv, and the two list prizes ot 20,000Lj of wlich the public got every share, were both sold by, Pidding an-di Co., a- well as the two last prizes of 2,0001; in the very last lottery, an'e pcrhaps both the above capittals of 29,0001., which. must be gainrc by somebody, are now only waiting for purchasers at the 3cky cor ner, No. 1, Cornhll. hlti,ntatitlo-ntnin~g.an inquiry into the seateof the.pdblicjour_ iials,tbemoae of preparing and conducting them; Vath many in- eerestingjiartkulars, which the populer subject of the jeiodieal press nfrbrds, is just published by Hurst, Robinson, and Co., 0, (Jheapside; e.nd 8,Pall-mall; price 6s. boards. tAdVertiSemenen.-HAZARD and Co. have already sold three prizts of 20.0001. in the present Lottery. To-morrow two more Twenty Tfousands iustbedrawn,besidesother capitals, as on that day the Lottery finishes. Thedrawing to begin atlOo'lock. 'Tickets anid shares are selling by Hazardand Co., Royal Exchainge-pate; 26, Comihill; and 324, Oxford.street, enid of Regent.street; and by their agents in all the principal country towns. [AdvertisementlJ-.AT2I tsoN's OLb BRowNW5rNxbsoiSOAP. -This soap is an excellent article for famnily use: it is made of the best materials, in the most careful manner, regartlless of expense, i kept till very old, so that the alkali is completely neutralized. Itis peculiarly adapted to the nursery, or to ladies or gentlemen whose skin is tender, it being as mild as a simple compound of almonds, yet possesses all the detergency of the commoni soaps, and it lasts more than double the time of new soap; rice 2s. 3d. a pound, and an allowance on a dozen or more pounds. Sold by the manufacturer, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, and many perfumers; but thc ge- nuine is signed" Jas. Atkinson." Also ATKrksolCs REFINED WIYDSOIR SOAP, the same in quality as the above, only not se> old. Price2s. a pound. - lAdvertisement.1-Themosteminentof theFacultv have acknowv ledgetd that the greatestnourisher of the human hairis RowLA.?'s IIIACASSAR OIL, w hu-ch adds such an auxiliary of strength to the hair as to produce sttong and lastng curls, prevents the hair from being injared, rreserves it to t.helatest perd of life, promotes a luxuriant grovwtjt on the baldest places, renders hair that is harsh. and dry as soft as silk, and adds a beautiful gloss: in fite4 it gives the most fascinating and delectable appearance to the haif of ladies, gentlemen, and children-produces whiskers, eye-brows, c. Par. ticular caution is necessary in purchasing: each gernuine Ihttle i* signed, in red ink, "A. Rowland and Son," 20, Hatton.gasgdcnr All others arejcounterfeits. LAdverdseinent.]-The new inventedHAnit Bltusir, which en. tirelv supersedes the use of thc small-tooth Comb, temoves a tendency to apoplexv, effectuaUy cures all head-aches depend.. ent upon a stow circulation, and may bo used to, children Without producing any uncasiness, although of the hardest description of brush, thereby rendering the skin firrn, and the hair less likely to fall off; by Ross and SoNs, No. 119, Bi- shopseate-street, perruquiers and perfumers to His Majesty and the Roval Family. The above inventiounhavingbeen patronized for up- waids of four years by some of the first families in the kingdom, they takethis opportunity of making it generallv known. As an article of the toilet for cleaning the hair, it will be found unrivalled, pro. ducing a pleasing sensation to the head, -and ware-.nted to last for several years. as washing ll have no effect upon its durability, nor render it in the least degree softer. N.B. The invention combining the old and new systems, the proprietors have samed it the" iUnion Brush -" and as several imitations have appeared, observe that the words "Ross and Sons' invention" arc stamped on each brush. [Advertisement.l-Thebear''sgrease puffingmania havinginfected all ranks and degrees of the frizzing order, TAYLOR, the celebrated hair-cutter, and original advertiser of REAL BEAR'S GREASE in, fbrms the public, he is now seUing the rich grease, of his 13th kue: sian bear, fattened in the Tower, in pots from 2s. to 10s., at the Painted llouse, fif. *Vhitechapel, wherea superiorperukeis charged 11. 105.; scalp, 1O5. 6l.; and 6d. only foriifshionablc hair-cottung; curling extra. Caution-As fudge counterfeits from other places are nmnerous, see that the proprietor's signature is attached. Sold. also by Ross, 51, Lombard-street; and Hill, 34, Cheapside.