CAUTION.-A person in the ...
CAUTIoN-.-A person in the dress af a groom is now about town passing bad sovereigns after this plan r-He went to a reepectablc grocer's in Old-street, St. Luke's, ordered some tta of the best quality for his master, at 26, Bunhill-row, to the amouno of 9s., to ba 8ent immediately, with change for a sovereign, which was done. Jist as the boy azrived at Bunhill-row, he wAs met by the person wlho gave the order. He blamed him for being so long, sent him for another smaU article, put a sovereign the basest ever seen, into his hand, took the goods and change, arA made off. Two celebrated accoucheurs in Paris attended a female on Sundaylast, residing in the rue de Barre, named Perigot, whom they delivered of a female child, 18 inches in length, weighing 201b.; having two heads, four anms, and four legs. This wonderful phenomenonl lived only a few minutes, but the mother is per- fctly well. Advertisement.]-1NDItGESTroh'--A. Phsidan's Adviceforthe 'Prevention and Cure of lndigeston, is published this day by J. SMITHr, 163, Strand, price Is. Advice tor the Cureof Gout and Rkeumatismn wvill appear on the lst of August. Lately, by the same I Author, Advise for Bilious and Liver Disorders. A Treatise on some prevalent complaint will be published us above, on the first of each succeeding month. To be had (by order) of all country book- sellers. LAdvertisement.].-The Us1iox HAIR BRtusH-This most use- ful invention, which entirely supersedes the use of the small-tooth comb, and most effectually deanses the hair as well as producing an agreeableandsalutarysensation to thehead, istobeobtainedof the inventors, Ross and SoNS, No- 119 Bishopsgate-street.The disagree- able efFiests occasioned by the smal tooth comb, which destroys the texture of the skin, and causes an increase of dandriff, is entirely ob- viated by the use of their brush, which not only dears away the ex- isting scarf, but by strengthening the roots of ttiehar, renders itless likelv to accumulate in future. As several imitations bave appeared, observe that the words " Ross and Sox's invention" are stamped on each, with " Union" on the back, or they are a sputious imita- tion, and will not have the desired cfect, being generally of a most inf'erior description. LAdvertisemnent.1-ATKINSON'S BEAR'S GREASE, for the growth of Hair, genuine as imported, This article is now confi- dently recommended to public notice, on the basis of experience, it having produced the most beneficial effects ; end as its peculiar nutritive properties are now so universally admnitted, it is only ne. cessary to say that the genuine is encosed i a wrapper, with the importer's signature and address. Sold by Jaa. Atkinson, perfumer, 44, Cierrard-street, Soho-square, and most perfumers.