IIARCII THE NATION-, BTU IiSH WINES, &c. No. ‘2.3, New Bond-street, corner of Conduit-street. FOREIGN WINES having become very expensive, in addition to v a l i c h, the great uncertainty of getting them genuine, induces AVELING and HILL, Manufacturers of British Wines, most re spectfully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that they have been ver y careful. as well as successful, in bringing those \Vines to the highest state of perfection, and which, they flatter themselves will, on trial, be found very little inferior to Foreign. They likewise beg leave to re commend their very superior Bottled Ales, Brown Stout, Cyder, and .i!so their highly flavoured Cogniac Brandy, Old Jamaica Rum, T &c. One Dozen of Wines, or more, sent to any part ul the lowa, free of expellee. N. B. Porter, Ale, Wine, and Cyder, inCasks. Bath Vellum Letter Paper of superior qualities, sold by R. Hor r- V AN, StatiOncr to the Duke of Kent, &c. No. 118, Strand, six doora from ii,...lf o rd•btreet, opposite the Adelphi. Quire. Ream. Quire. Ream. 6. d. s. d. $. d. s. d. 'lii,l 1 0 19 0 Thick gilt 1 3 22 0 •unick (super.) 1. 4 23 0 Thick gilt 1 6 26 0 Large thin 1 4 '25 0 I Large thin gilt 1929 0 Large thick 1 8 '29 0 large thick gilt 2 0 32 0 With every description of Paper and Stationary, equally moderate.—. Almanacks and Pocket-books, for 1812. The RHINOCEROS and the ELEPHANT being the largest and strongest of all Terrestial animals, are considered the most formidable u: vies to each ether. How highly gratifying it must be to any person who takes even the least notice of Nature's wonderful productions to see two such powerful enemies so closely united in perfect harmony, in 1t ! %try centre of this great . metropolis; but that is not all, the must fierce inhabitants of the extensive forests of Asia, Africa, and America, even those of the most blood thirsty nature, are seen hi peaceful enjoy :mat of health, daily improving im site and condition, seemingly de ti,:hted with the familiarity of the keepers, and even at being noticed by erangers, a scene equally astonishing as it is pleasing ; ani confers the highest credit on Mr. POLITO, the Proprietor of the Royal Menagerie, Eteter 'Change, whose peculiar treatment of Animals has enabled him to possess the finest specimens and the greatest variety. ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID is recommended as the most elegant article ever invented for dressing the Hair; it ins. parts a reviving grateful fragrance, conveys the most beautifu! gloss to the I-17tir imaginable, and gives the " tout ensemble," that fascinating . .!traction which can be obtained by no other means whates and it is presumed that its peculiar property of making the Hair cart, tied keeping it in form in damp weather, is a convincing proof of its intrin sic merit. It stands without competition for nourishing the Hair, is s.-ar-• ranted innocent, and the money returned if not approved; keeps fal.e hair in curl, and makes It appear natural. Sold wholesnle and retail by James Atkinson, perfumer, 9, High street. 131oorn.sbury; by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Turner, "7.5, Overton, 47, New Bond-street; Bacon, 150, Grange, 115, Ox tord-street ; Barber, Titchtierd street ; Finch, Bishopsgate-street ; i(igge, 63_, Cheapside ; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Davison and Son, 59, and Mattrass, 86, Fleet-street ; Berry, 17, Greek -street; and all principal Perfumers, at Ss. 6d. or exactly double, Gs. the bottle.—Please to particularly observe the genuine is signed 66 James Atkinson." Gentlemen having Reddish or Grey Whiskers. or Eyebrows, may immediately snake them dark or black. Ladies and Gentlemen making a single trial, will he convinced that the Russia Dye is the best article in the world for making red or grey hair on the head, or any other place, dark or black ; is warranted to be entirely innocent ; not only darkens, but a7s thickens the hair and whiskers, and is nor likeother compositions that are sold for a similar purpose, which are of a cor rosive nature, and mostly change the hair to a purple cast. A Lady of Distinction has declared to the Proprietor that she, for years, had been obliged to wear false hair, although she has tolerable gold hair of her own, Lut it being grey at an early age, through some weakness in the growth, and seeing an advertisement of the Russia Dye, she resolved to make a fair trial of it, and so great was the ad d"lan, that her intimate friends would not believe she had left off the fake hair without a minut e ex ami na ti o n, a nd now co nstantly uses the ';n tcla Oil to moisten her hair when dressing, as it prevents its falling of and on t h e l east change immediately uses the R uss i a D ye, w h ic h a, LI tunes gives the youthful appearance; as when she was 20 years of a ge; and, Pras a joke, the Lady told the Propiretor she thought he was a wonderful ince, as his invention would make old Ladies appear young. H alf - a-Guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51. u. S Ad by th e P roprietor, A. PRINCE, Juhn-street, Orford-street, ( bserye, it is not a Shop , it is a Private House, opposite No. 7), and by 11135 t pnncipal Venders. Iklerchants, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, sending their Or dersin. to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medicine Venders they deal with _London, will rc , ceive liberal allowance' 11.a_dies and e“:ntlenien residing in the country, by inclosing one pound .•%, letter, will receive by coach one guinea's worth. REGISTER• 143 GRASS BLEACHED IRISH LINENS. Coleraine Linen Mart, No. e, Albion-street, near Blackfriara Bridge, adjoining the Surrey Institution. HOULDEN"and Co. having removed to their Nev: Warehouse, ee• turn their respectful acknowledgements to their numerous Friends, for the liberal encouragement and patronage they experienced in their late Ware Louse, near Christ Church, and beg to inform them and the ' Public, that they are stocked with an extensive supply of their StIPE- • RIOR GRASS BLEACH ED IRISH LINENS, LAW NS,&c. from their own Maaufacturieg, which are from comparison, so decidedly approved and admired above any oth".•r Seals, which excites some envy. And are enabled on that acreant, to offs then' considerably cheaper than any former Establishment not possessing that advantage. Not less than a Piece of Linen Sold, and the Manufacturer: price fixed without deviation. The only real Flaxen Coleraine Linen House in London, having no connection with any other of the kind. TO LADIFS OF FASHION. CLARK, Ladies' Habit and Pelisse-maker, (from Mr. Allen's, Bond-street,) begs to inform his numerous Friends and Customers, that the business heretofore conducted by him, under the firm of Die - rxt- CIT V X and CLAitit, of itathbone•place, is now carried on by hinny solely on his own account, at No. 37, Golden-square, Piccadilly. Ladies In general are informed, thar he has just completed entire new Habit and Pelisse, which, for neatness and elegance of design and exe cution, has been rarely equalled, surpassed by none, and need only to he seen to be admired.—Young Lady s and Gentlemen's fancy reat- Coats, as also young Gentlemen's Hussar and Arab Dresses, in the first ~tyle of elegance.—Country residents in general may have an order exe- Cat d at a very snort notice after.their arrival in town, or may be in formed by letter how to send up their measure. IT IS AN OLD SAYING, THE BEST IS THE ri!EAPEST,—.. Several Ladies and Gentlemen who formerly used the iuissia Oil, being persuaded to lest! other Oils ror the hair, as they are not so dear, bet in the en‘i found them the dearest• ' instead of benefit, found their hair fall Off, or turn grey, have declared they will use no other than the RUSSIA OIL in future, it I;Ang the btsst article for moistening the Hair whon dressing, as it keeps real or fake hair of its natural gloss and curls, and is so great a no.:ri ;her, if used constant, never a hair will fall off or turn grey; in .diort, where there is hair by nature, anti it has got thin. or LAU, by using the Russiit Ui! regularly, you may rely on its bin re stored. A CAL' 11 a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Russ;t Oil, and n it fur sale. at I lair-dressers' shops, &c. they persuade it is !! !i genuine, to deceive, and have imitated the Eagle and Signature on co - ver. To prevent the like impositions, and as more security, th l`roprictor has leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty'a Stamp Office, to have his name " A. PRINce printed on the Stamp, of each bottle, the counterfeiting of which is flony. Ladies and G, , ntlemen will be particular to observe Ole Caution, as many who have been misled, or pursuaded to purchase the counterfeit, complained to the Proprietor of the injury it had done their hair. Ask for Pritce's Rum& Oil, at Ss. per bottle, or one bottle, containing four small, at ;1.25. or large honks at .1. duty included. Sold by the Proprietor, A. PRINCE, John -street, Oxford street, (ob. serve, it is not a Shop, it is a Private House, opposite No. '7, as there are Shops in the neighbourhood that sell counterfeits;) and of most prin.. ciral Perfumers and Medicine Venders. BIRTH. At his Lordship's house, in St. Sarnes's , place, the Countess of Loudosi and Moira, of a daughter. MARRIED. Last we‘k,' George Woo!cot, Esq. of Doughty-street, to Miss Elita beth Fisher, of Mill End, in the county of Bucks. PIED. At Market-street, Herts, on Sunday last, at a very advanced age, the H(,n. Frederick Cavendish, youngest and only surviving son. of the late I .ord Charles Caveniii,h. Mr. F.Hars, a ;t_iitleman in the Hamhurgh trade; 'he burst a blood vessel while sitting in a. box at Covent-garden Theatre, on Monday evening, ' and died in five minutes. A faw dars since, at the uncorrimon age of 105, W. Chatfield, of Cowfu..hi : the (+Li' imuFernent of this old man, for the last seven or eight years, was angling, which he practised with the keenness of a youthful sportsman, and wish considerable skill, nearly to the day of his death. F. Bullivant, Esq. of Stanton-house, near Burton-upon-Trent : he has left the whole of his property to the son of apc man of the name of Fletcher, of I leanor, Derbyshire; which will amount, it is Supposed, when :Ile) •Ju th conies of age, to 200,0001 Suddenly, on Sunday, at Plywouth, Admiral Sir C. Cotton, Com moral r in Chief of the Channel Beet. . _ At Clifton, Diana, wife of Charkt, Vere Dashwood, Esq. of Stan ford Hal!, Northamptonshire : and on the 1:414. Charles Arrnand Daslxwood, E.g. their eldest son ; he %vie; formerly Lieutenant ni the Ro. al liurse Guards Blue. 1.” Pa; k-street, Grosvenor-squarc, the Hen. Ma 7 . ), Talbot, ll'utli`-r of the La, I of iiin-ew.bury. I 10, er, o'4 rive lei, 111 rdsi Tooes K on m 01, I SA• tfullv n rivi riec3 much octltl ail by