... / F. L. DOE. V' MANUPACTURER. OF CUTLERY9 &c., EGS respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, the Public, and his Friends, of Clifton, Bristol, and I D their Vicinities, that he has commenced Business as WORKING CUTLER, SILVERSMITH, and SUR- GICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, at No. 6, ST. AUGUSTINE's PARADE, where he has on Sale an ex- tensive assortment of Fine CUTLERYand JEWELLERY, in all their ...

... TlHiS ,1:seeming paradox has been. ?? oy the ?? -P RUEKES anH-E AD DRESSESmadebyRBS and SONS, 119 and :]20,--,3ISHOPSGA..STREET, London; for although, perfectly n'atural, they at the same time possess that eleganee and oracefulness of contourother wise unattainable. 'Being made of natural cading Hair, which always looks easy and becoming (particularly, in La- dies' and Gentlemen's'Perukes), ...

... ;^NEW LONDON HAT DEP0'r, N0 Z|5, UN!ON-5T1@;EET5 Pacilg the En;1d Of Winle-Streelt. STE ADMAN begs to intimtate to the Nobility, (Gentry, arid Public generally of Bristol, Clifton, and 5 Ea~rrvftO that hne hias Openled the shove Premises for the Sale of Loadon-mnade BEAxVER, GOSSAMER, and PRSHAT'S, whbich, for Quaaiity, Price, and Style, cannot be surpassed by tany House in the Trade. The ...

... REDCLIFF-BACKS, BRISToL. ; 1 HARLES PARlKER12 begs leave to return his ?? grateful acknowledgments to his Friends and the Pu6: .lic geerally for the very liberal patronage afforded to his BARGES, I-LT MOALTS, &c.5 And he trusts, by strict attention to their commanids, to me- rit a continuance or their patronage and support. The B A RGES leave Bristol regularly every Day for BRtADFORD ...

... TO PAINTERS, &C. / ~ ~ EDor, 02d E-LIGIBLE TE.RMIS, / 0E DISPOSED N Estabi;shed BUSINESS in the above Line, A respectably connected, together vith a Convenient WOrSnH Op, arid the various M ATERIALS connected the eol has been carried on for the last 20 years, and the iob]e reaisn for the disposal of the Business, is the decease oft'he Proprie~lon Thibe r°10 uSE,>>o^: which is -entrally ...

... T RECEIVED FROM THE POTTEIUES, AN'E EXTrEN S IE* IA.SS A801MTMENT 'OF STAFFORDSHIRE WARE; THE WHOLE t)FWIIICI WILL BE ItUNDElIED AT A 'URTHZER ZLE3UCTON, -.AT THEt GLASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE ESTABLISHMENT, 3, S; I. hPIICaEL'S .TEPX, NEAR CHRISTMiAS. STREET. EVERS ARTICLE WARRANTED PERFECT, AND WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES THAILT WLL,. D:YT COMPBMTZT -:N. t PARTIESFURNISEIING SHOULD VISIT THIS ...

... TE? TOU?T, R OW? AND'S MACASSAR OIL, a vegetable production, is universally admired, and acknowledgel to tie the best and cheapest Article for nourialmiisg the 1-lAIR; prevents it from falling oil' or turning greq, changes grey hair to its original colour, produces and re- stores HAIR (even at a late period of life), frees it frota SCURF, and renders the most harsh and dry iair as soft as Silk ...

... SELLING 0PFF- FOR. TEE, DENFIT OPF T1E CR.E1flTORV 2, UNIONSTREET. weeks OR l.B No J1~ .TK c *;'rslu~tbe.,clts'NT ET WAVER1~~~EY'TO FUR' SLLNGS. NEW AXD W4PE 'iZOtS 3 T *WAVERIZ3Y NOVELS. : I. :AVER.LE : NA O V ER L S R oYvAL OCTAVo. . _Ot Saturday, 27th Marcli, PART I. ,, TN Royal Octavo,-Double 'Columns, wvit6all the Author's i-ntroductions and NtT i be completed in Tsventy-five ...

... THE CH APEST ONLY IN TiE NUFAC/RfNG135T,4BjlSI~dIEN~ifg YWEST OF ENGLAND, IS -MANUFC IING ESTABLI8SHMEN : 4 MAY E R S' I8ONDON LOOSZIG - GLASS WAREHOUSE 8, CLARE-STREET, and 22, ST. JAMES'S BARTON, TOP OF BARR's LANE AND CORNER OF ST. JAMES's SQUARE, BRISTOL. Al/ MAYERS begs most respectfully to inform tile Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, of Bristol, LV Clifton, and surroundins ...

... - HEA TIL-POYA-M, ZRISTOL. EXTR AORDINARY NOVELTY! An Engagement has been effected. for a Few Nights, with the Pantomimist and CLOWN, Mr. VIELAND, Whose Extraordinary Performances have elicited the Unanimous Approbation of Crowded Audiences at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. He will make his First Appearance this Season in an entirely NEW COMIC PANTOMIME, called, - PEPING 8TOM OF COVENTRY, ...

... T RAP.NELL'S CJITY 9!MZSTOL CA ET ,x2ANUFACTOaRT UVXOLSTERY1, AN-D F3N SEMING t WAaREMOSE, &e., No. 2, SAINT JAMES'S BARTON, BRISTOL. sT TRAPN13LL begs to inform tho -Nobility, Clergy,: Gentry, Commercial Classes, and the Public jni* generally, that he bas-taken the above Premnises, which, having: undorgone 'extensive alterations, improvements, and repairs, rendering the Showr Rooms equal to ...

... -TH E AWIN.T ER F'AUS.H I ON S. . .: TAILORS AND. WP6LLEN.DRjP2R,$. IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN VESTMENT'S, 42, WINE-STREET, BRISTOL, E ESPECTFULLY atinounce to the Gentry and Inhabitants of Bristol, Clifton, and their Vicinities, that. it they are in receipt of the most 'fashionable'and' recherchg description of Goods for the PRESENT SEASON - ,onsistil)g °o Plain and DiarmobdBEAVERS, PILOTS, WATE ...