FISH MARKET TUESDAY, JUNE...
FISEI MARKET TUESDAY, J'UNE 22. BillingsWate was handssmely SUppiea this norning with excel- lentrfish thougb not in abundance. The prices were as follows: TuDores 4s-~ Od to I 's Od each Dorees 12s Od~~0 to l5s Od eanih Sturgeons O - - Os Od to 25 Od per lb. Salmon -- Is 2d to Is 3d plbT. LtveWhitinga Ss od to 7s Od the 15 Soles * . Is 9d to 2s d per pair Lobsters -O 9d to 2s Od each Prawns -Os 0d to 2,4 |d perlb. Shrimnps - Os Od to 2s Od pier gallon FOREIGN FUNDS, June 22. Austrian Bonds. 95 IJRussian Bonds, 1822, 951 Chiliatn Bonds, 77St Spanish, of I181. 2Til 211 Colombian Bonds, 851 Ditto, 170 and 255 Bonds, 221 Ditto ScrIp, 1| 1pm. Ditto, 1823, I1S 161 Mexican BondsB, 60 So1k. 6rolance Shares, 16i 16 j DittoScrip, 26 k 11k, 1 Pn.. French Rentes. 1o3f. 2-5c. 50c. Nqeapolitan Bonds, 93i Exchange, 2Sf. 40c. Prussian Bonds, 1818, 981 Frencb Scrip, 15i pni. 2, Comhi,thinand ne. Lomb9rd.street. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stock 237, Ex.Bills lAd I 0001.,202.221pm. 3 per Cent. hedi. ?iq 4 i Ditto,2d50122pm Old 3; per3 ent. 101h 1 Ditto, 1d.,2 4R1, 23a20e22 pm. New & per Cent. lOIn ito 2. Sniiall, 25 23 2fo pm. Lon Ann. 22 CA CI Ditto, Iid., ditto, 23 26 pmb. nia Bonds, 81 80 82 pm. ConBols for Act., 95i j j EX.Bills,2J.,1 0001 .272123 m ~i'.fISH Stok.brker lad State Lottery Offices, 4,C bnill, and 9, Charing-cross. HIGH WATR AT LONO,N.BRrDGPE ~TElS D~AY. Menn,36 minutes fr 10 I Afternoon. 12 msinutcs after 11 V'VHE PATENT EIDLITZ POWDERSA-This Me- IL dicine Is prepared as usual. by the proprietors. 'Messrs. Savory, Moore, and DawIson. 136, New 13ond.street. To idenitify their prepa. ration In future, a label, on which tne arnms of the inven ter are en. graved, wililbeplaced oneachboxannd1bottle. '1hlemedlclne may also be obtained genuine of theirra,ents, Messr&.Newbe'rY. 45. and Mbr. Edwsr4g,-67. St. Paul's churchyacU Messrs. Barcla', 95. Fleet.mar- ket; Mes8rs. Butler. 4, Cheatpsile;, .Sessrs.Sutton and Co.Row church. yard;i.-Mr. Satnger, 150. Oxfozd.stiiet: Mr. Htudson. 07, Hlaymarket. akfr. Richards, 11, St. Jamea's-treet: Mr. Johnstton, 36, dreek.etreet; Mr. RoJohnkton.>as. Cornhpl;t Mr. iwackrUli. 33,.Whiteechapel; Mem~s. Ward'and -Cc. 324, Holburn-. Me9ssr Hastings and White, 17,.Hfay. mnark~et; Xr. StrInger, 4,and Mr. Prout, 229,Strand; and MInKiddle, 24..-Russefll.treet, 'ovent. den. Likewise at one or more respect. abe houses in every princ=pal town. ?" NRY's CAL NELAG EI continues to be JLJLpreged,with the mnost scrupulous care aLnd attent!on, by MsmToas and Willaia Henry. manuiacturlne chymista.. Mlanchester. ItissoldInbtls ice 2s. 9, or wi as-stop). per, at45.Gd.,stap leludd, thfall directionit for tsueb ther vrios aent Inthemetopois,and throughart tleUite Kliidoin hu It annQbegnuInunasg.their ziaes are cengraved on he ovenmet taih, Wichis ffiedover the cork or: stop 'Vj9EATIJER, BEDS.-Wbiite' goose feathers, 2s. 'per a'paunid; gray goose, Is. Cd.; p6iiltry, 1OJ.% pailias es and niat- tressesi, 1da.; alti- a large assortmuentof beds. ticks, counte'rpanes, and blanlkets, equally chsehp. at BaRIt0WCLIPF'S Manufactory, 41, Re- gent-circuts, PlccariUlls': several soiled, new, and second-hiand 4-post cottage, chisntz, anid field ftrituiires, to be sold a bargain old beds iindnimattresses talcen fii exchange or re-riade.- ADcOCK'S STOVE GRATE MANA~rAUFACOaty, ,C-I 19 Piket--teet TepleNar-J.ADCCK earriestly sodicit I ber commodsious sbui roomts; as she has nowv R Most extensive as- Sort-ment of elegantpatentdrmwinig and dIning-rooim stoves, onr tile MoSt Improved principles, and at very lowv arices; also a harge assorr- h~5iiooti 1impole-street, Cavendish-squiame.-Matilic. apiethe nobilityauidxottry, that shbe has openied a NAGAIN E MDESET NOUVEAUTES at the above atddress. wher sh trsts bythe most assidu[ouLs attention to all commands WithWhic shemaybefavoured, Joined with the niostcontimital sute- cessin of he m st ovel and elegant articles dfrect fr(om Paris. duly to apprecae that support Wich Ctshe miay have the honour to emiceri- ence. Vadde. Girouistbegs leave to add, thatshe isLust returned from Parfis, vith te niewest and most approved tashions for the present eso,alhe articles of the best quial ity, and verv' moderasge prices IN cousequence o~lf the unexam-pled success whiCh has -Z..attnde th NW SHADES. No. 2, WVhite Hart-court. tombard- Stret fo te SLEof GENUINE WINES, full nmeasuire, and thke won- derfl stisfctin wth wvhIch the public havereecived thi s m oxt excel. len pln, t i curetly reported thac an honisurable nssamber of the Hous ofComonsIntends bringing in a bill to prevent any but the stanard ull easre bottles being uised, such bottles being regularly stmpd. Vasters of families *re particularly- requested to notice, tht they cant have wvines at the New Shades bY-he qutart Br gallon, sent tteiow hueso mutranale terMS. N. r. A large Sle othfnetld insibote ot comfortable ooms are alway inraiesfrtercpino oPany. A. seleetaubserip- tion ?On JFDAM_E G1RAUYs WEANI_N_G ~LVNIMNEN-T for itreducing the miik wvheni chIldren are taken from the breast. fr' mik abscesses, and all kind of Inflammiation5, bruises, and tu- ilors to which the breast is suliJect, This isa practice too well knowiI to mothers anid nurses to nieed any comnuient: it is also wrell knowvn that it frequently proves very tedious and troublesomo to reduce its natural secretionst; a variety of applications have been resorted t4 for that urpoe mot ofthesecompsitin-lae in their operation very abl an frquentyvey nplasat,Madame Giraud's LinIment willbe ou~ toliea spedy sae, isdeffectual aipplication "rw the aboveurpocs. Lt th breat cotal what quanjtity of miilk it may,in he pac of3 o 4 dys t wll ntielydisapp?ear, and the breat bcom sot ad sppl. Sld y te popretor's aoppintment at M. Edardss meicie Waehoue, 6, onthefootvakj',St. Paul's WANT PLACES.-.All letters to be post paid. AS 1JncEm NURSg in a Gentlman's Famlily, a steady Person, A-1 whpee~fe ndeesto ech~bsalJneo, sraffetlld in that cap.oity mansy, rears' S LAD Y`-'s.AIDr, or as Upper HoucadaPesn aged 27, ,ehopevfecty ,nderatia.d dwnascki.irgadgtigp,oi; hs,roobjeetio, tow Ite tenederlytldyacvyoung ladlei; canhat e deabehs'trfo,the tmt .be haaj,st left, iiaeo.nseqsecn or tho death of hoe mhaer. ti to . Ii x,at r Deois', gcre, 55 Ofor Sret.Nofnftikohcpernenl pply. SLADnY'S~-trssAI, a re.spectable youing Pron, with a good A s charater: utsdenstalidadressavrtalr, &C. Dsreottt ..8,Mo A L3ye or" Ubpe, itn~dqrym,id; prefectly underturrd .rc bus-ica, and can be wetirecommended. )Iirect to P.W.6, Southimolton street. W-55 lekeeper eedappil. AS HousrExEErER to a single Gentleman or Tradesmian, a re- 71l.spec"blte w.masr, Rvtdaiut 30, wh has no &ljeetlcn to do the waikof the booset; can baave agood cbarscerftrom the plameshelisno.wIn. Diret or apply to N. N. at Sir. A S Cook and HousExEEritFI to a single Gentlemian or / ,Tradenstan, or As Cook in a -atli Family, en elderly Weman, who can hare an un' denai htre;n hctaat h a fa nai.Ditect toA.i. 4, Chureh-atreet, Sho... itrh. No sfficek,,epernseed apply. XS ~COo an-d HousEKEPRvxit to it singl Gentlemnan, or in a A - Fi,isly Gttia, eSonwhere a kitebemaaddis kept, . tedyrspectable Wm. gaaot3,h yofmlyundWoen, hoa%s sthet ha3ementime see -fyears the iltha inn coo1 end car, hav aDgo charD.acte fGom lb. polactersebrjstif. l to a. t u. l 3s2ee, Bedrod.,tct Gle.quare.Noofek r AS Coorc and HousErEEPEftto in arglearetleanorCo A In ,x. smllentlea,or Fasa r-ker there arn eloldrenn. a isad kespeoa Wmn Young Wioect h. huW.- bandLier. (oathreroar ith. oiman Stree, Ptmnsia ~AS Coor, anSRd NT r.espEc,toabl youngl Geolman, hor Coon-, 4joI es, y,None f tahee'. -C o an 1d -.scyo steady rep,,tbooltre woan' .rd rca s iel linm"en if . theimi nooyhjentn tolu left,l ranh bwh ton yearn'edha oe,DiereettoC.A. ,atWSr.COdle's, desmke,ou oe'ter.eoP-Mnt, ratnor.oiqar.. A5 CoPR inaRsallT ~ai, orspeithbl aousing leomentlema n, der miaddlJei algd wmane, Dirstarto 5a. p0t. 55 oerhsto h-stonteo.o he o A.lsC oroan wherey Lad nobjc kithn aid is kaept, or Win. ca regu elar amily, nedl, ghere thfe lady if e o heuahrpe r . jmb a tPosesi,eltrctn or apl ta . 1 atr ich. Cle.se4ys Oli.htooA.Y. At r.Ogelaeow ,inkr,9, PirkmetiGan.- Zanlpewthaasinle bainesa, Crows Street, Fiasbsry sqasre. ce''o 0. &,Fe.birb-tret S Good~i~a Cootbinlai G'm'entlema n' amiegla, Famelon A wh can nod etre dair io~ftpreqaid Direstn rc o p to ,p.53 ei M. w at Sirno. S God LA'COk ind aougenteeler Familr, a rispc-aiable A Woman, ngrd3,dh dleesteds pwoman, ih.ibg, a.d ghoyn-errigIbst. nooberboen- isa,hotttatare romtow, f~endten r.Akfml e l s br,edf aMall doy. DireSti to`. a, 13, A S CoN i a gntee Failn or eitletakes the care ofofltes. tire 3 Sats Dirct i 55 C. 7 iary fr eilede. Dhepa dt. C .2Ilntn AS PLAod CPL inasmlAFml youngyWoan agedectabl D-fl tee,3.ticged Sto. L.anc rars Gidoisro,Settok A S Uopo Ol52trD rHosmi in a smalel Family,ort aktieceoffies wh bereafootmanIs kep,t,a rspertable yanseg Woma,, who isfrilly cmpetent to be bttime"s, end can bart an undrotable ehiaactr fro he'r la'-t pIas hershe tird tw- easior to wa.t on one or t.o L.lim, and work at her ed-4 'no' ojecto to taEl. Dfirftd to It. A, S, 5, Chapel stree, Curttin rod, None seed app~ly bat where,a`foot'tmen1 is kept. A PPER HOUSEMFAID, or Housemaid inas neiregular Fail. hreatfoo-mani.bept,a y-9 VrYeme,AVed6, Qlto can 'oah well at [her ueie n gtop line liner,if reqired; canhbarsaaundcntahle chuacier from her lastP p nc, n .asoobjection150townoer-usooi. Diretito A.C..atSte. Pitti.ian',,greene LA S HOUSE3MAID, a Person, who perfectly undierstands ~her k baisium, iso wait at table, and wonid not object te o goutaltt flkin for a idtnrt limo A S HOUSESIASIS, ~or to wait on foudles, and work- at her needle, I 5 a0m ytfagasani, whocoohate rgod ch.tacti,r feoi her laut place; no abjection to townorcSaunity, Direteto K, W,42, cty street. 4SlOUSE3tAll, or to Wait on young Ladies, a Persofi, rho San bnwelirc.cmmendedfromhtattle,hrrhirdyao oojco Ito tow orcsotmty Dlrectto A.B. V, o t.Cliffor's S2, Locer GOr,ee- tereot. A S IiOt5SETSAIt), or to watit on a Lady in a small resp-ect- ofllrk-epet need itpply. AS Cu~iisnsUsmAsnD, a Per~son, agedabou~t 30,who perfectly un- A-] deriroada bee booloess, and can hare A goral fhirica her last plsee; n. objec- S ir sEn StArD, or Barmaid, in a respectable Inn or ste"Iady aeti-re 'maie aged55 ~' tll,t has.or a -a bra.r and baa"n AS SFILVAN'r ofAL-wolRK to a Las and Gentleman, or in a w1Fml,he-ta Poems kt ~,o,zd wh a 0 o con hr, 11.1boOrt. No ool,chelper need opply. A S SF-aRvAseT a stead respectabl Mide-aged Alan andI tt~ ii Wife,, sihoo inobeceither logotber or separately, hN a rrelar FA- mily , o eIbh a sintle Mrilnan or Lady; the man as Upper Servant, in or out of nt,brat would prfttetio;cnbrel if required; the onoan .i Good Plait. Co,or Coo,kantoeepe no objectio to wnore ooly themmires Are kept, in liwoR ae ,ooty; anhr odcnoter, feso their last pl.Direc toT. Walkier, at ir nabites, , ort Adly tthr,Grosenorsquare. Wo o flleeepter noS apply. AIRespectable MAN an(i Wrs', withiout incumbrance, to tak-e nethe care of.GDeatemin's 110am while the family isootof Inns c an hiveantiide- cneharacter. Direct to S.Sl. at Mir. Fran',, baker, 511,Tasialok street, Belrrord sqoare. Noq tfi,ekhepet need appily. 4 5 l3uIr-rs.n, or Upper SerVant, out of livery, a steady sMlan eondentblethhrooyeaes'oharwederro,, the family h be.t tired with, wh Seeno li town ; thr cotnrry will he preferred. Direct to L.-L. aSr.'ilia hwdr.55.A93 ofd.slrrrt. S UNDR BULER,or as Footmara under a butler, a YOUng linto Man, from tkc minr h. wtm ,, r ,, h-wt te,om,endr.! ty a laY in town; no objec- tintaJob. Ili.M w J.S. 2, Upier tSccsrt tl.roatna,..tncaqu.re. S S5ERVANT to a single Gentleman, or a smaldl Familv, out on indnlbljchracer ro whrehe ire 4yeas.Direct to W. R1. 26. Gtitgestreet, Portman squa:te. No aSlrekee,per need spply. S ERVANT i respectable Family, in or out -of lilery, or oracaer fc..a Senite-iemnavd'oasih fion year,; as,objection to tranel, Direct to A.B. at Sir. Joe'.eeeeogr , Olshopsate-streem orppoitethe church, A5 FOOITNEA, Or Under BSutler, a young M~an, aged 22, weho -enhare a good oharncter from the placehe hasot left, Direc to J.J. at3fO. aobrwocr008,aS Foley plnce, Portlnd rood. A FooTxiAN, 7bstoadyactive young 1Man, who sinderstands his A `busm, -d s bft.a t.;Imo.thin his lssvplaceV, fo hwirbhe can lase an Cerareptiot-ble ehancere 1 00 bjectiac too Poeters 'tar in a a.r,,hoao ne DISco, Anid wooldm.Oah himstelf geoornliy til us,,o the hDuse ff,equired. Direct to . G.t. at Sir. Riley's, 272, Oxford street. A 5 FooT SIAN, ~~a young anfm the countrr, who can hlave Cisnundentsbtenlsseacterfrom the fant ehiot left; atisfacto, ream..giten for tearing the. itiation he hted In npwanldaoftreeas Dl,erc to X. Y.,55, Lower Brook- srieet, Geooecoer.cqoare. No olfi.eheepeWedapy S FOOTMAN, or to watt on ~a singl Getean, a ,yong ,an A aed 4, ho s tncn~hl acoa'ts wishion and Can baragodeiair nlect to J. E. atmsi. Broens 5 ro srtrCh.. A S oo~su~.?,a marred Alass, without incumnbra~nce,who can C). aseaoodhaeoterfnnthe famiiyb.hrhojutleft; . demn,ein the family L, the canse oftaig Direc toA M.c i. 01llm1, r, Pitt ariet, T.tteahuas court rood. ]SN.toshcpered appy S F'OOTMAN, a young MVan, aged 20, who Can ~ha,e- t ~goti A ehag 2, m h.. . ied1 mnontho; has no objecion to town oc,. hi inso- n. DirerttoAP.Ba tS. WmeOtay es,tdiree, -iedward stre,Pnansi S orc lS,o as Groodm,aou an, aged ab w out26 o A riteih,hcn ainnel,eartistwillntmat. ohl7mmlf ueflate0ehil eoo. plve;cali aee nrihechrce rmhsIs sW'stib. iret oed 4yat 51 hi.tnsa cheeseinoooD 3, Gr ay' inn tayne,.sade,E-.ot L4 1-ae S OCHA, or as, Groom, -asig young Mn gd26, o street. lat o.kor G A GROof, orHelper, or to take thccare of a hiorse 7and chaise, a akbimself nthereiar useitu, s Youth fromn the country, aged 17, who can gro good 7renrecg as to h.ra.ater. Dleed to N-s B. 3, Piintlngboas lane, Docors'. S GRoos, Or ~as Groom and Valet to a single ~Gentlemllan or A-Fa-iOJ, octo loob afte: ft hOce and ch!Stw. a Yung hle- sgnd 28, cfllght wlgbli,who eblencer from the placeboe tied in aboout yS par s pad-groom, end basso. objoottm, to lane. Nee5lcrkreperr needr- apply,aTytbn. titn, yong tas agd 3. ho an aveen seelet chractrerfeaca i.blase p7ae, hoehelrl uwadso tanothn nnbjctnnteabtnd,or t to mke him- selfgeneall useal. ISet to. Sd 25 Geoge lert dipht has no objeetla to town otcoentry. D iciedto W t35. Greatt LAedre'sntreortetenalDalsd h s (iitoozsr, a young lMlan, capable of taking the care of a pair of heroes. or a horse and chaise, end h"s nO ObjCtion tO walt At table or take h msotshrnewlieaaefttl ah-acter undemable fror hi. last Stac Direct to An B. 9, 7latlain, ortet, ottntr A S GRtoomi, a single Man, aged about 24, wlso can have an nndeniable eharactir frost hi, last place. Dilea to A. l at Mr. Denio's,3, Doske- Stre.t, Ltcotlns imn fitda No o llcesper need pply. S Gitoomi, or ar Coachman, a lan, who caT have a good A chvste fraor buI 1At place; pt naertbndtssin Dlect t . J. at r kinner's.33,Wides"tarstre 2Sho.rwatearet..f XWlrXefrrdpl A S GiRo6m, (iroomandCoachman, or-Groom andtoattendon A A Goete n. a ssteady atlre Mail, who ttoroghty undernds hit bnhnstinm inall Itl bmache., -adr can be.wcl recommended end hA. tt naDensahtvlech azaer. Direct to A. B. 16, Croyttn-street, Bryanston.rqitsre. NNOntirekeet-er need apply. A S GROOM, or Coachman, a .ingle Alan, who has just left his aitualon, wherthe tired 4 rean s reason for learing, the gentleman habint re. itA hisettabliehment; can bateanundeirtble thrsater. Direct t-T.D ar cr.Arbntt1' oilan. I5151,st Martfd' laot. AYoungAllAN from the country, to look after a horsearid chaise, A 'arksS s. sanaden. sand h.s no obJectim to msake hb"stif =s 1.fi. Direct to W. B . at Mr. Sia.'s0b teher. Chatlenssrcet, Wratminater, )VS (*APDENERs a single Alan, aged 30, who perfectly under- r lands bis bssiaes.foinrgin general, and ktitbnssdein ll l.o1itzsarati ..hbrs.oe, an cam hara aos chsbrastorfrom a sespetab!lfamUiybhaaa5ed with; s 4sre of tastt end teatneswliltbepreferffed. ifectt T.D .26,lennetta-stOetret anchestetsquare. ?5 officekepaereneedapply. A S GARDENEI a sober steadv married a11n, aged 30, who un- sstandsfsrcing earlye rape ceunmbhoyenndmelons, with the whole menagmentwf I e kitchen aneen.greenior tanplten ia ground; can h-wn sndenlablehracttr raoms the ftatily he.last tied *lh *two years. DiteCt tO J. - SAt Mr. DOtvAI'n 150, - itaronditdsch . - , , - A S VWAtITEP- in a Coffeehouse., Taverns C hophouse, -or genteel ttE istaetesa e,a-ttey renstsabtla- yoomg Stan, lsndentristssatie ltlirttsoaafesthe eE the asten depoetteenlnb; writes a Saud brnd,j Aad ran hsare a seed r,bstne er fron, the i4sehebo sis]rt telt. Dirct tto J. 7. at sfr. . ,ayce'abakes.66, Nolietreel, oswrltstreet.r to iStcekeper nes apply. PERCUSSfON GUNTS.--C. ORIERSON, 10, New ii. Bond-street, C~nn-maker to the late King, begs leave to acquailit Noblemen and Gentlemen that he has constructed PERCUSSION GUifJS upon a newv prinlciple, wrhiiei surpasses any other, wvithout magazine, entirely waterproof, snd warrantednut to get out of order. It can be applied tO anY othersun of good make. 9'T OVE GRAT?'ES, KITC 'HEN-RANGES,an4WIrARlI r Al R-STOVEST. TAPSTER, partner in the late firm of ;Moser and Co., begs leave to acquaint his friends and the public, tbat I consequence of the dissolution of that firni he has rernoved to No. 69, :ladant,Reget-street, wrhere he contlinues to manttufacture the above articles as hleretofore. EATHEaRS. Beds, Mfattresses, Paillasses, Bedsteaas _F aId PIIr!itOre5. at BARROWCLIUFF's Manufactorv. Regenit- circns, Piccdilly, at the following redticed prices:-WhIte goose !d per poundg g oose, 47.. poultry, 12d_ . turkey, Pd.;mattess or fll-szedtent bedstead4.,1 7.:. fle!d bedsteads, 25ds.; rfeady-made ticks, blanike.cointerpa.nes and ticking eqalip ebeap. Pour soIled aznd two second-hand 4-pWscyedsteads aa,tfurnittiOes, ti; 2 OBINSOJ'S P>ATrENT BARLEY a.nd 'PArEN-I , GROA\TS are now tO lhe had of all respectable druggists, grocers, -c., In to)wn and coutry. These inestimable preparations fopr mak- ing Barley-water and Gruel of a very supgeri.r qdaalty, In a feNw mi- iiute atneh ifthe ofprice fhe commona articles, Pre strongly re- commended by the faut or ehildren's food, invalids, &c. The Bar. cy ii alsos 1n the highest repute for making a liglit and deliciotus ptod- ding. Sold in Pacages of 1ib, and canisters of 21b. each; the Letter partIcularly adapted for shipping, families travelliig. &e. Warranted keeplnanyellimate. Thoseonlyaregeniuinewhichbearthe worl Patent" te royal arms, anid the signature.of 'Matts. Robinson.' Sold wholesale and for exportation by the patentee, Matthias Robin- son, 64, Red Lion-street, H-olborn. TAPER1 TEA TRRAYS.-E. ALDERMAN, ot 41 aul .T 42. Bnrbican, and 16. Norton-falcate,jeweller. silversmith, hard- wvareman, &-n, respectfully informs the Public, thbit he has on SALE upwards of 9f91. worth of PAPEitTEA TR LYS, warranited oft iebest qualty. in a varlety eof newr and elegant patterns, *elkl- he is eniabled through hisenggementwith a first-rate manufacturer to offer at pricesconsIderably inder anv other house in London: largest size, muade with gold borders, at 23s. each. In consequlenice ot the ,reat in- rerase in his wholesale and shipping business, and for the better c-on- venience of carying on th same, E. Alderman has had an exten- sIve wvolesale xarehouse built t tlje back of his premises in narr i- can, where roerchant:. shopkeepers, and countrydealers will be sup- plied as usualat the manufacturer's prices, wit: a.l kinds of silver and Plated goods, cutlery, japan ware, Britannia metal, and hardware hi general.-Establishef a0 years. MOvERN APPEN DAGES to BEAUr Y.-PEAR's TRANSPARENT SOAP.-This Soap stands unrivalled as a discovery of the highest Importance, for its superior excellenee in cleansing the akin, preserving it from the etects of the weather, sea-air, &c., and improvinig Its appearance. It removes every blemish from its surface,and by due perseveraice never falls to render it de- lIcately elear and beaustiful. Pear's Botannic VrcTm, particelarly re- commended to parents and guiardialis who wisfi to give to -their off- spring, and th ose under thieir care, those delightful tints which are tne trle concomitants of beauity and health. Pear's Malabar Denti. frice. for beautifFingthe teeth, and renderingtheni a personal orna- nmenttothedeclincoflife. Perslan Cotton or Portable Rouges for givinga delicate rose tint to thecheek, it is simple in itsapplication. and so portable that it may be placed betwreen the leaves of a small pocket-book, price 2s. Pear's liquid Bloom rfoses, and wvhite Impe- rial Powvder, which by beautifully tinging the cheekand lips, bestows a delicacy to the female countenance. CHEAEPEST HAT WAREHOUSE i1 the . IVORLD.-THiOMAS LOCKEY, Pea-er and Parent Plastic WVaterproofSilk Hat Maker, No.9, Long-lane, Smithfield, near Alders- gnte-street._The superiority oftheab,ove hats having fully cstablish- ed the Public approbation and patronage, has induced T. Lockey, for tbebetter accommodathimn of his numerous customers, to enlarge his premises, and to finish the most exten,sive stock that ever was offered for Inspection :-Bea'er bsnnets, handsomely trimmed, for ladies, girls, or children; natural gold-colour seala2d sable turbans: boys' liatural, gold-colour seal, and sable foraging caps: common and best cloth caps in a variety of shapes: leather hats and eaps: fur caps *f every kind, wvith every other article in the hatting business, too ni- merous to mention in an advirtiseaient. Old hats covered with silk, and mtde completely waterproof, equai to new, I2s. The piblic are requested to be partDcuiar to the description of Lo'-key's, Ifrom Welhingron Honse,l NXo.9,Long-lane, near Aldersgate-street, as there are several base imitators, it is the highest house in the lane, with double front anid door in the middle, the words IWellington I-louse,' in very large and commanding letters, and three distinct No. ,'s, and a lanp very large andl eonspicuous, so that thc public and friends of Thomas l.ockey caking niotice thereof are ertain of finding the right house, No cousnexion wvith any other sh op.