MARCH i44• C.ABINET,. for the New...invented, highly admired., ilarp-like portable Instruments,' the Harp Lute and Apollo Lyre, whica produce the pleasing sound and effect of real harps, approved nf and r.itlCtioned by Nobility and Ladies of first musical taste, being so admirably well adapted for aceo ying the Voice, as also the I.ino forte, &c. and the learning to li play n upon them so very easy and soon acquired, besides their convenience in travelling and to take abroad, which renders them still more desirable : invented by Mr. E. LIGHT, Music Professor, and to be had of him only, No. 8, Foley-place, Ca. vendish-square, London. The 'frade and Profession supplied on very liberal terms, and for exportation. N. B. The Harp lute, Piano-forte, with Singing, &c. taught, at home and out. NAtIONAI. REGISTER. TO LADIES OF FASHION. CLARK, Ladies' Habit and Pelisse-maker, (from Mr. Allen's, Bmd-street,) begs to Inform his numerous Friends and Customers, that tae business heretofore contincud by bins, under the firm of Dtx rui- C:trl; 211 d CLAttx, of Rathbone-place, is now .carried, on by sokly on his own account, at No. 37, Golden-square, Piccadilly. Ladie.:, it) general are informed, that he has just completed an entire new Habit and Pelisse, which, for neatness and elegance of design and exe cution, has been rarely equalled, surrassedby wno, and need only to 6eeti to be admired.—Young Lady s and 'Gentlemen's fancy GR74t. Coats, as also young Gentlemen 's Hussar and Arab Dresses, in tilt: first style of eltance.—Country residents in general may have an order exe cuted at a very snort notice after their arrival in town, or may be in formed by letter how to send up their measure. Bath Vellum Letter Paper of superior qualities, sold by R. I - lorr-.. It AN, Stationer to the Duke of Kent, &c. Nu. 413, - Strand, six (louts from Bedford-street, opposite the :Idelphi. Quire. Ream. Quire. Ream. s. d. s.•d. s. d. s. d. Thick 1 0 19 0 Thick gilt 1• 3 22 0 Thick (super.) 1 4 2.3 0 Thick gilt 1 6 26 0 Lirge thin 1 4 25 • 0 Larte thin gilt 1. 9 . 29 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-bcoks, for 1812. GARDENING, ANGLING, &c. Just published, by B. and R. Crosby and Co. 4, Stationer's -court, Lon• don, and Sold by all Booksellers, &c. the Twelfth Edition, price 2s. sewed, or 25. 6d.-bound, The GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL ; or,DAILT ASSISTANT in the MODERN PRACTICE Of ENGLISH G.t an E G, in a concise Monthly Display of all the General Works throughout the Year, with a Description of the various Implements. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE, Author of Every Man his own Gardener. Abercrombie's Treatise on the Garden Niusliroora, price 25.. llayncs on the improved Culture of the Strawbaxy, Rasph,erry, and Gnus: berry, desii;Ned to introduce a rational Method of CLitivation, tsj which abundant Crops of superior Fruit may be uniformly obtained, price is. boards, royal, lOs. 6:1. A Treatise on the Culture of the Pine Apple, Second Edition.— By W. Gran, Gardener tc I. M. Stittbn., Esq. Keiham, Notts. 10s. 61 A Concise Tio.itise on the Art of Angling, confirmed by actual ex erience, jut:aspersed with several new and recent Discoveries, by Thomas Best. The - Eighth Edition improved, with a Frontispiece; representing the various Flies used in Angling, 2s. 6d. sewed. • SUN:RIOR EDITIONS OF WATI'S'S PSALMS AND HYMNS. Just Published, by J. Poole, Taunton; and 1.1. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationer's-court Loudon. lat. Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hyiuns adapted to the Christian State and Worship, with correct Index. A new and beautiful 12mo edition on tine VV,3I/C Paper, printed from a large clear Type cast on purpose, and fine Portrait by Fitter, 6s. neatly bound and lettered, or in elegant . binding, from Bs. to 10s. 6d. 2d. An Elegant Pocket Edition of the same Work, on fine post 18mo, combining the desirable convenience of a. small Book on a large Letter, Wth complete Index, and Portrait by Fitler, price 4s. bound and letter ed, or i n elegant binding, from ss. to 7t. 6d. ." 4 , It is presumed that these Editions need only to be seen to give them a decided preference over 01l others. Also lately Published, A New Familyßible, illustrated with fine Engravings en Wood, by Branstott, &c. and explanatory Notes, by the. Rev. J. Styles, of Brighton, 2 vols. 4to. boards,' price 41. or 11 1 umbers at 8d each. The Same, on fine Royal Paper, with proof plates, 51..155. 6d. boards, or 111 Numbers is. each. • • Crocker!, improved Edition - of Fennines Spelling Book s. 64 . Baker's Universe, a P*em, 3s. 6d. onyan's Pilgrim's Progress, in Three Parts, complete, with wood cuts by Ilewick, fine 12 mm ss. bound. i'ailans's Twelfth Edition of his Sketch of Religions, 12mo. 51. or on Small Paper, with 8 new portraits, 3s. 6d. fine Henry's Bible, complete in 6 vols. 4to. a new etttion on e Paper, 61. Gs. boards. is 4 THE NOBILITY AND FAMILIES OF THIS METROPOLIS, ALSO TOWN AND COUN I'R DRAPERS, Are respectfully appri2ed, that the entire STOCK in TRADIt of the MANCHESTER, SCOTCH, and IREH FAC TORS, N 0.15, Pickett -street, Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Church, is now on Sale, the whole of which, amounting to 1'7,5001. must be hinnedtatelf cleared off, in consequence of the death of Mr. Stephen Peitlns, one of the Proprietors, amongst which the following articles will be found . particularly worthy attention, viz. a large quantity of grass-bleached Irish linens of known celebrity, Russia and Lancalhire sheeting • (tow - lasses, and Suffolk hemps, 1500 pieces of India and British jaeto... nuts, mulls and cambric. fur gentlemen's cravats and ladies' dresses, ..500 pieces of India nankeens, 2000 silk, imitation, and wove-in shawls, 1.50 pieces of rich printed bed-furnitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambric. and calicoe,. No. 6, Pickett-street, Temple-bar, the large corner Shop, with a Golden Unicorn in front. Assistants wanted. N. B. the above extensive Premises to be disposed of. BRI osH WINES, &c. No. 23, New Bond-street, corner of Conduit•street. FOREIGN WINES having become very expensive, in additfOn to wheh, the great uncertainty of getting them genuine, inducer AVI7I.ING and HILL, Manufacturers of British Wines, most ry spectfuny to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that they have been very careful. as well as succ , ,tssful, in bringing those Wines to the highest state of perfection, and which, they flatter them,elves will, on trial, !e foand very little inferior to Fun_ ign. They likewise beg leave to re con-inalid their very superior BottlA Ales, Brown Stout, Cyder, and a!sa their highly flavoured Cogniac Brandy, C.nd Jamaica Rum, &c. One Dozen of Wine,, ur more, sent to any part of thv Town, tree of experce. N. B. Porter, Ate, \Vine, and Ccler, inCasks. 'The next Easter Ball, it 1.: lnderstood, will be extremely magnificent and splendid, and as the Ladie : z will then appear with peculiar lustre and beauty, they will, no doubt, avail them:*lvei of the virtues of that ad mirable article, HUBERT'S ROSEATF. POWDF.R, which immedis ately removes ~ uperftouous hairs int the face, neck, and arms, and also imparts the most delicate bloom to the complexion.—May be had.of Pro;:rietor, Russell-street., Covent-garden ; Gattie, JA, Bonds itreet ; Dunnttt, :3, Cheapside ; Davi3on, 59, Fleet-street; Thorn, 44, Oxford -street, and of all the Perfumers, &c. in the empire, 4s. and 7s. LADY BRANSCOMB, Widow of Sir J. BRANSCOME, No. 1, HOLBORN-BARS, Corner of Middle-row, begs leave to recommend to the attention of her Friends and the Public, the Scheme of the NE W LOTTERY, which contains a greater variety of Capital Prizet than ever before known, and only 12,000 Tickets, alt to be drawn 30th APRIL. The commands of the Public for Tickets and Shares are respectfully solicited as above, being the only Office Licensed in the name of 13RANSCOMB. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS.—FRANCIS and EVELF.IGH, No. 46 1 . Queen-street, Southwark, respcct.■ fully inform the Public that they manufacture superior Light tVater• proof Beaver Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of rain and all kinds 'of damp, retaining their shape and heautl much longer than other hats (the nap wearing free to the last), and emi nently combining the advantagea of lightness and durabiiity.—Sold retail by Francis Eveleigh, No. 50, Chea?side; and by many of the respecta. ble Hatters in Town and Country. IT IS - AN OLD SAYING, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST...-. Several Ladies and Gentlemen who formerly used the Russia Oil, being persua&d to use other Oils for the hair, as they are not so.dear, but in the end 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 being the best article for moistening the Hair when dressing, as it keeps real or false hair of its natural gloss and curls, and is so great a nourisher, if used constant, never a hair will fall off or turn grey; in short, where there Is hair by nature, and it has got thin, or bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on its being re.. stored. A CaturioN.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Russia Oil, and given it for sale at Hair-dressers' shops, &c. they persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, and have imitated the Eagle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the like impositions, and as more security, the Proprietor has leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp Office, to have his name " A. PRINCE" printed on the Stamp of each bottle, the counterfeiting of which is feloi.y. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to observe the Caution, at many who have been misled, or pursuadtd to purchase the counterfeit, complained to the Proprietor of the injury it had done their Clair. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, at Ss. per bottle, or one bottle, containing four small, at 11. 2s. or six large bottles at 51. 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 tiler, are Shops in the neighbourhood i ha, sell counterftie;) and of moil prin. cip.:l Perfumers and Aledicine Venders.