SOM STREET. BTB:r.Y I'UBKISIIBD.
No. 3, BRIDGE STREET. H. BALDWD & UOJIPANY, PROPRIETORS. Tn1s Establishment was opened in October, 1842, for the Sale of Choice Rich-Fla\·oured TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &c., of the finest Importations, with numerous Articles of indispensable use, at Prices from 25 to f)O per Cent. lower than those usually paid by Families and Visiters. Since their commencement, their exertions have been crowned with success, which they most thankfully acknowledge, and which will stimulate their future endeavours for the public benefit and increased patronage. The above Premises were the nearest to the Market Place at that time to be obtained ; and as a proof that such an Establishment was greatly needed in this City, Two "Licensed Dealers in Tea" are actually renting Four Shops, in central situations, to prevent Competition from any other Estabiishment. The Visiters to Bath will therefore be amply repaid by turning three doors from the main Market thoroughfare down Bridge Street to pay a visit to this Establishment, where the first Advantages in the Trade will continue to be offered to the Nobility, Gentry, Visiters of Bath, and the Public generally. To quote Prices here would be useless, as the Markets are continually fluctuating; and their system adopted is, to charge, at all times, the smallest remunerating Profit upon the .Market value. A List of Prices, of every Article, forwarded, or Families waited upon regularly for Orders, as may be requested . • COFFEES ROASTED, almost Daily, on their Premists, under the Proprietors' own Inspection . • BATH; 1st January, 1846.
BATH MECHANICAL SURGERY, KINGSTON HOUSE, ABBEY CHURCHYARD, (ESTABLISHED 1799.) MOODY A.HD BB:r.:r., SURGEON MECHANISTS TO THE BATH UNITED & BATH GENERAL HOSPITALS, THE CHELTENHAM INFIRMARY, &c., INFORM the Public that, after long serious attention, and very extensive practice, they have succeeded in forming the CELEBRATED Bath llechanical Surgical Establishment, Not excelled by any in the Kingdom, for the Manufacture of Every Species of APPARATUS and BANDAGE, calculated for t/,e Relief of the Human Frame ; AND EVERY KIND OF MECHANICAL INVENTION FOR THE RESTORATION and PRESERVATION of HEALTH, REQUIRED for DOMESTIC USE or MEDICAL PRACTICE. cteurbatutt of ~t ~pint. They particularly recommend their greatly-improved Apparatus, which is so adapted to the shape as to give every supporting Assistance in Spinal Affections, and to rectify all Curvature of the Spine, with comfort and ease to the Wearer. INCLINED PLANES, INVALID BEDSTEADS. Back-Boards and Collars, Dumb-Bells, Mudge's and other Inhalers, Medicine Spoons, Nipple Shields and Teats, ARM SLINGS, EYE SHADES, ROLLING BANDAGES, ARTIFICIAL CALVES (FOR SMALL OR WASTED LEGS); Patent Renovators, or Electrical Friction Gloves, & Belts. FRENCH, SPRING, and other CRUTCHES. *murbatitm of ~t JLimb~, an'il ClClub §ttt. In every case of deviation from the proper line of structure, the Apparatus is simple in its construction, and worn without the least inconvenience as to pressure. CORK ~ WOODEN LEGS, ARTIFICIAL ARMS, HANDS, ~c. etc. lltrnia, or :lltupturt. All kinds of Patent Self-Adjusting and Elastic Spring Trusses, to which important subject they have directed great attention. In this Department they believe their experience has not been exceeded by any house in the kingdom. In these cases they meet with the greatest success ; manu thousands of all ages, especially Infants, having been cured and relieved.
Continued.] In every instance they have removed the oppressive sensations resulting from this distressing malady, and have succeeded most 'completely' in some very severe cases of more than 20 years' standing. A third edition of the case of a gentleman of this city, (written by himself,) and who has kindly permitted a reference, is published. ~uiipmsnrits; or, 3L\ibing €ruii5t5. Laced Stockings, Knee and Ankle Bandages. ELASTIC & PLAIN BANDAGES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Hunting Belts, Strait Waistcoats, ~c. llallie~' <!Cia~tic ~uppnrting }3anllage5, So highly neeessary before and after Accouchement; for general Abdominal Weakness, and UMBILICAL HERNIA, or NAVEL RUPTURE. Jhnprnbtll ~toma~ l\)ump. SURGICAL DTSTRUMENTS, BREAST PUMPS, PESSARIES, CATHETERS, BOUGIES, and SYRINGES of all Descriptions. ~atmt Jfnjtctinn, or Jiabemmt ~pparatu~, Of the latest Improvements, from the Patentees: The use of which is highly patronized by the Faculty for the removal of Costiveness, Bilious Head-Aches, Indigestion, &c., by the use of a basin of warm water only. ~t gptritibt §nuntain Is a small Apparatus, which causes a little water to act on the bowels as efficiently as a dose of medicine (but in a much more speedy and agreeable manner). Jhtllia 3L\ullfltt t1rinarit~, Affording salutary relief to those afflicted with this very troublesome complaint. Conversation Tubes, Cornets, and all other 'Trumpets for Deafness • .JJ!EDICAL ELECTRICITY and GALV.!l.NJS,ll. :BLECTBJCAL A:PPABATVS. ~lipptt, 19.ip, 1-7apnur, anl1 ~tower Jaatt~, LET ON HIRE. Surgical Instruments Ground, and all Kinds of Injecting JJfachines Repai1·ed. · DR. ARKOTT'S HYDROSTATIC BED, FOR SALE OR HIRE. N .B. The Pamphlet on Prolapsus Ani et Uteri, and ample Directions for Measuring generally, forwarded Post Free, on Application, Hospitals1 Poor-Law Unions, and 1 ublie Societies, supplied with Trusses, &c., at Low Price•. A SHAMPOOER EMPLOYED. ~~ara~~ ~ ~~~NmWtm>::m~ m~ mm~~ W~:b~~
- H. CLE~IENT, ~M~mtu~!l]umr~ llrt Presents his grateful acknowledgments for the very kind and liberal P CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED HIS MANUFACTORY, and add utmost Expedition and in First-Rate Style, to execute Work in all the LOCK and BELL WORK: GAS FITTING; SMOKE-JACK W BRASS WORK; HEAVY and OENAMENTAL IRON DITT
~ !I L.OCK AND BELL. WOHK EXECUTED. tmmrmtmmt~~r srmritll ~mmrtm[m~tft1Utlr~lr 9 Patronage he is honoured with ; and begs to make it known that he ha.s ded thereto FIRST-RATE WORKMEN. He is now enabled, with the different Branches of the Trade, induding WORK; KITCHEN-RANGE DITTO; TIN, ZINC, COPPER, and TO; REPAIRS to KITCHEN UTENSILS; LACKERlNG; &c.
'tr'tt~~ ©rr tt~Jm~AlllD Furnishing and General Ironmongery ESTABLISHMENT, The Proprietor of the above Establishment respectfully solicits the attention of Parties visiting Bath to his splendid and extensive Stock of GOODS in the FURNISHINC IRONMONCERY TRADE, INCLUDING FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, ~re~ ~Jrumt @ttOJl&'ttt ~~t~9 ~~illlllt @fmrtn~rJ1.11? DISH COVERS, And everg Article in the Furnishing <S- General Trade. = m1 pn e nr•4'4-= P¥"7 ..., ALSO, A VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BBGISTBB STOVBS; KITCHEN RANGES, HOT AIR STOVES, Irt~n l.lrb'strab's, &-c. &c. • 13toprittor •
f1 ~e .N o6ifitlj, etttttj, au() gamifie~ 9futttioAitt~, wif.f at aff tiuteo ~ttt() at CHINA, GLASS, ~ EARTHENWARE AB!SJRODltS!il STAI'I'O.RDSRIB:E: HOUSE, STALL STREET, BATH, The Best-assorted anll Cheapest Stock in the West of England. -~---- J. e.\~ 01fOtem of putcftaoittt$)' tfte <Jrizot efao-' oo()o, fo-t eaoK, eua6feo ltim to ~eu()e-r, tltetu to tftooe wfto fa~out. Kit# wit[ tfteit couttttau,()o ou tlte moot a,()vauta9-eotM ~ ettuo . .. " """"""-= u .-....--- Parties accommodated with every Description of GOODS ON HIRE. ' .... ·-·· .. ·- ... ----~ .... ,. JJ. ~lliaVItat~ etfJ tna anb QJla!J!J maartroom~, STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE, 3ust below the White Hart, Stall Street, and facing Bath Street, Bath.
'1'0 :SOOHOMISTS. UANDLES. :r. C. SB.IHX:E:D., Tallow Uhandler and Soap Dlanufacturer, !Z:JR:tJ~alllJJJJ.!D SJ'1)'0:£1!1JJ:g" l!JJl~aJ~ (LICBNCEE,) BEGS to rail the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Inhabitants of Bath, Bristol, and their Vicinities, to his IMPROVED CANDLEs, which are Manufactured from Tallow purified by a Rew Process; for the protection of which her Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant her Royal Letters Patent. These Candles are of very superior quality; Purchasers may distinguish them by the absence of that disagreeably rancid smell so objectionable to many, and also hy the unusually clear and white appearance which they have when newly made. They are not whitened in the ordinary manner by storing, which is so well known to deteriorate the quality of the Tallow; neither have they the slightest tinge of green, being perfectly free from verdigrts, as also from arsenic, and every other of those deleterious ingredients which are so frequently introduced into Candles: some to conceal the objectionable colour which such Candles would otherwise have when new, and others to give additional consistency to weak or greasy tallow. To be had of the Manufacturer and of the principal Grocers. Sole Manufacturer and Licencee of the Patent Indo-Petroleum Soap, for softening and removing all impurities from the surface of the Skin. PAPER HANGINGs, I'BOM ON:S JIALr-P:SNNY :PEB Y ABD!!: (C (()) Jr 1r ~ JR. ~ l111 Iffi JR. ~ T IBI ~ Im ~ 9 .6, BRIDGE STREET, BATH, RxsPECTPlJLLY draw the attention of the Visiters and the Public of Bath to their very extensive Assortment of English and Foreign PAPER HANGINGS. CoTTERELL BROTHtms' Establishments being devoted solely to Paper Hangings, and commanding a large Sale, they are enabled to supply every description, from the lowest to the richest, that are manufactured, at a very great Reduction upon the Prices that have been usually charged ; and, for the same reason, they have Reduced the Charges for Hanging all descriptions of Paper, renclering this mode tJf finishing Rooms more economical than even Stencilling or Colouring. ~rtisticai lSaptt ~angings. 'Vhere superior finish is desired, CoTTERELJ, :B.ROTHEII.S particularly recommend t6 notice their Artistical Decorations, which are adapted to rooms and ceilings of any size, shape, and style, either in old or moder11. :Buildings. The Patterns, in every Variety, are so arranged at their W arerooms, that the preeise effect of a room, when futished, may be at {lnce obt.ained. §rmc!J l}aptr ;t!anging~. CoTTERELL BRoTHERS are constantly importing Rich and Novel Designs, in every variety. Gold and other Decorative :Borders.-Waterproof for Damp Walls. FOR READY MONEY. &,BRIDGE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1Linen~i3raperv. f?-illt==.tatrteru, HABERDASHERY, Hosiery, Glove, l'nrf Carpet, and l'urnishing Warehouse, Nos. 2 ~ 3, MILSOM STREET, Bath. ESTABLISHED HALF·A-CENTURY. PABTON &. COMPANY GRATEFULLY tender their Thanks to the Inhabitants and Visiters to this City, for the very liberal Support continued to be given to their Establish· ment. To ensure so distinguished a proof of Public favour, their unremitting endeavours will be used to procure and vend, at a moderate profit, the best Goods the first-rate Manufacturers can produce. P. & Co.'s SHOW ROOM is constantly being supplied with the MOST FASHIONABLE ARTICLES; comprisingShawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Cloaks, Ribbons, Furs, JI!Iuslin Collars, and Embroidery, In great Varieties.-Their own Imported FAMILY LINENS will be found equal to any in the United Kingdom. TBB :PVaNISJIIl\TG DBPAB.TMENT Contains extensive .Assmtments of the Newest Designs in CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, TABLE-COVERS, MOREENS, PRINTS, BED FURNITURE, and numerous other useful Articles. = .,.,..~ • ' CHARITIES, UNIONS, AND CLOTHING SOCIETIES, WELL SUPPLIED. §unerals anlr ,lamilap :fflourning eompletdap ,lurnfs~elr.
TilE BATH EAST Al1l XORTH W !LCOT DISPEXSlRY, IIGl3Y131&A:HD lfl&AC13~ NEAR BATHWICK BRIDGE. To relieve the numerous Applications of the Sick Poor, an elegant new Bu1lding has been erected, on a novel and most convenient arrangement. The object of this useful and much-required Institution is to afford Medical and Surgical Aid to the necessitous from any district in the neighbourhood of Bath; and to provide attendance at their own homes, wherever requisite, to such Patients as reside in the Visiting Districts. Since 1829, a Dispensary, under the above title, has existed; from which period the claims upon its services have been annually increasing, and at length induced the Committee to erect the building under notice. The Professional Duties are conducted by three Physicians, three Surgeons, and a resident Apothecary. Its internal arrangements are most complete for the purposes intended : Classification of the Patients Economy of Time and an easy Oversight, by the Apothecary, of all the Patients. The main feature of the Institution is, an early attention to the Disorders of the Poor, at their own homes ; and thus preventing the Sick (in many cases the heads of families) from being removed from their connexions at a time when the sympathising attentions of relatives are the most valuable. Accommodation for In-Patients does not come within the scope of this Charity. To clear off the necessary Outlay of the Building, and to support the Establishment, presents peculiar claim to the assistance and benevolence of the Public. A Donation of £10, or upwards, will constitute a Life Governor, and give the privileges of Tickets and Voting. Annual Subscribers of £1. Is. can have thr~e Patients always on the Books, and one Vote at Elections. Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received at the Banks and Libraries; by the Treasurer, the Medical Officers, the Committee, and the Collector.
C0111S, 43, MILSOM STREET, BATH. INVITES attention to her extensive and well-selected Stock of COALBROOKDALE CHINA, IBONSTONB AND STONS CHIHA, (@)rrmmmJtmr~£ti[ V m~Jt~? ITALIAN ALABASTER, Richly-Cut ENGLISH and BOHEMIAN GL.!JSS, W~©@~W@@© W£W~9 AND General FURNISHING ARTICLES of every Description, The wlwle direct from the first Manufacturers in the Trade. \!trrsts anb ~oats of ~rms · EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE, J!Y EXPBBIENCED A-RTISTS. Goods made to Pattern, and Orders by Z.etter promptly attended to . • CHINA and GLASS, ~c. ~c., LENT on HIRE. SODI STBZ:BT, Bath.
m. A~BVifl~~ t C 0 X I' 1:: C T I 0 :N :£ R, BJ~~~~ ~ BJzrmgw~rg; BJ~~ll~tJ 5, WOOD STREET, QUEEN SQUARE, 33atb. Agent to the Dissenters' and General Life and Fire Assurance Company. Agent for Eyre & Company, Tea Dealers, Bristol; and for the Sale of Eyre's Celebrated Green Ginger and other British Wines. C. GO\VEN, MANUFACTURER. OF THE CELEBRATED MERITORIOUS RIVAL RAZOR STROP, CUTLER, ~c., No. lZ, COB.RJDOB., BATH. THIS Strop, which has been before the Public for the last twenty-one years, and wl1ich, on its own intrinsic merits, has found its way into all parts of the kingdom and its dependencies, will be found to give a smooth keen edge to Razors, unattained by any other manufacture, and requires but one trial to prove its vast superiority over every other Strop. lia!orss anlr otter lte!u:ription~ of Qtutln!! GROUND AND REPAIRED. C. BROMLEY, ~Jelt'tOJrmt~imz ~©nu~z ffilmmt ~~P 3)mu:mt~et9 G:E.AZII:B, &c., 21, UPPER BOROUGH WALLS, Opposite New-Bond-Street Place, Bath. W@©©§ ~!M@ ffi/il~r200[b~~ 0[&\j]Olf'~ii'rn:©a ~ilbfng anb :ISron?ing. WORKSHOPS, PARSONAGE LANE, WESTGATE STREET.
BY APPOINTMENT. • POOLEY, ~tumrDI~V ll~JID IDr8tl1~$!~V. 8, GEORGE STREET, BATH. Established in the Year 1806. (From Messrs. GODFREY cS' COOKE, Chemists, London.) r&f Agent to the J1 :LONDON' I'IBEI Insurance CJompany. U. LEWIS, ~uctioneer, ~pptai%£r, anb ~oust ~gent, 16, UNION STREET,· • BEGS respectfully to infonn the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that he has always on Sale an extensive and fashionable Stock of home·rnanufactured Goods in every description of CABINET FURNITURE. U. L., in soliciting the patronage of the Public, assures them that he has made every endeavour to give satisfaction to Purchasers, by engaging the very best Workmen that could be obtai~ed, paying the strictest attention to the selection of Materials, keeping only such things in Stock as he can safely wa1Tant, and by offering them at the smallest scale of remunerating Profit. The M~~©~~~~~w @~~&~~~~~Y Will be found complete in every requisite. Orders also received at his RESIDENCE, or at the li!A.NU. FA.CTOBY, I, PA.RSON.J.GE LANE, Bath.
HANCOCK'S BALSAM OF HONEY, Universally acknowledged to be the most efficacious Article extant for Producing and Preserving G. BA.:NCOCB. "" )lil u Ventures to assert that the circulation of ~ .... the BALSAM of HONEY (on its own ., ,.,. intrinsic merits as an Article for general use) since its introduction in 1838, is unprecedented; its qualities are acknow~ }edged by the patronage of Royalty, and generally approved by the Nobility and Gentry throughout the Kingdom. It is also widely circulated in France, the Netherlands, Germany, the East and West Indies, &c. Prepared only by GEoRGE HANCOCK, Hair-Cutter and Perfumer to the Royal Family, I, OLD BOND STREET, BATH. Observe ! Bee-Hive House; and Sold by all respectable Perfumers and Chemists throughout the Kingdom. • BENJAMIN LAUTIERJ 6, BRIDGE STREET, BATH, ' GRATEFULLY acknowledging the extensive patronage he has so long experienced, respectfully intimates that he has always ready for Sale CLOCKS of every description, and GOLD and SILVER \<VATCHES, manufactured with every attention to secure accuracy of performance, at the lowest possible Prices. ~ ~plcnbib ~ssortmcnt of ~olb, ~olb 'Enamel, anll ~ilbcr ~cncba mlattbcs. Clock8 wound and attended to by the Year.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ---~~ Da. LA.mmv t IMPORTER OF FOREIGN CIGARS !XD GE~ULlE SXUFFS, ZS, Vnion Passage, Cheap Street, Bath; · .And 15, COLLEGE GREEN, BRISTOL. A FINE COLLECTION OF jll'l.errsbaum anb otbet Jfpes, ~nuff=;JSoxes, &"t. Agent for GRIMSTONE'S EYE SNUFF. mr (Q) TI& rr., o S.tl.RAH TEMPLE ~ SON. a;. m~~rat 1Libet}l ~table iteeper anb :]ob jflastrr, CIRCUS MEWS, BATH. 'to~" •• ----· -=--- SADDLE HOBSES, 4c. RESIDENCE, 6~ ST . .d.NDREW'S TERRACE.
MRS. BURCESS, ~rofessor of '~.lancing. 11, BATH. STREET, Bath. ----·-- Morning Academy= 'VEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS, from 12 till 2. :E:venlng Academy = :MONDAYS & FRIDAYS, from 7 till 10. No Entrance required, and the Quarter to be dated from the day of commencement. SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES ATTENDED. JDA:Iri:ISl& AU81fw ~Utb£J10t, &t., No. 5, K.INGSMEAD TEBBACE, BATH . • JJ. JJ. [}()©tl'Jt Jlumber, Sl1ha$$ & Qtock §ounber, <!toppersmitb, ~ra?itr, &c., No. 19, WESTGATE STREET, BATH. Manufacturer of Beer and Garden Engines, Pumps, Water-Closets, Baths, ~c. COPPER, TIN, AND IRON PIPES. Gas Fittings, Zinc Work, Lacquering and Bronzing. ~ Agent to the LONDON ASSUR.ONCE FIRE and LIFE Office.
Corner of DlJRTOl STREET, Bath, • SHARLAND & COMPANY, 'toprittors. -.: '""' = u - - = • ..,_..,.,.___ • __.,..,._. ... £. s. d. Superior Cloth Dress Coats, corded edges • I 19 0 A superior Saxony Ditto, any colour • • 2 10 0 Best-quality West-of-England Ditto, complete 2 18 0 Frock Coats, silk facings and corded edges • 2 2 0 Superfine Saxony Ditto, complete • • 2 12 6 Best-quality Ditto, usually charged £4. • 3 0 0 Pilot Beaver and Chesterfield Coats • • I 13 0 A plain suit of Livery, complete . • • 3 10 0 A Gentlemanly suit of Clothes . . • 3 12 6 Ladies' Riding-Habits • . • • • 4 0 0 Boys' Clothing to order of every description. Pantaloons, commencing at • • • • 0 14 0 Superior Article, in variety of textures • . 0 19 6 Best Kerseymere Buck and Doe Skin Ditto • 1 o 0 Vests, commencing at • . • • • 0 9 6 Rich Black Satin Ditto • • • • 0 18 6 Black superfine Cloth Ditto • • • 0 10 0 Every Garment made to Measure. A GOOD FIT WARRANTED. VIC'!'OB.IA. ROUSE, CORNER of B URTON STREET, BATH, & eo., Proprietors. Gentlemen accommodated with Ha.lf-yearly Accounts. Gentlemen contracted with by the Year. Gentlemen's own Materials made up. Gentlemen's Wardrobes taken ln Bxchange.
\VILLIAM HICK, OLD-ESTABLISHED <!tbina, ~lass, lLamp, anb "Uapirr ~arbtr § 1Pl (Q)W lBl (()) (()) M 9 No. 7, GEORGE STREET, BATH. --·----- ----·~- PLATE, GLASS, &c., :LET OH HIB.E'!' INDIAN, DRESDEN, FRENCH PORCELAIN, and SCULPTURED ALABASTER. ~urgron 'i9tntist. 5, GAY STREET, G. GOULD1 • W~U'~mlU\~ Ul®~U;Jl~~ A~W <tl~®Wmlmll 23, M I L S 0 M S T RE E T, BATH. -·~-----.........-- BEAVER BONNETS IN GREAT VARIETY. f5W GOLD AND SILVER LACES, 4'c . .dTunttal~ §urnisbt~. ' SOLE AGENT FOR LINCOLN & BENNETT'S HATS.
MUTUAL INS'URANCE, with an ANNUAL DIVISION of P:b.OFITS. HAND-IN -HAND • I'IBE .A.HD :E.IPE IKSUBA.HCB SOCIETY, No. I, NEW BRIDGE STREET, BL.il.CKFRIARS, LONDON. lNSTlTlJTED IN 1696.-EXTENDED TO LIFE INSURANCE, 1836. Immediate, Deferred, and Survivorshlp AHNVITIES Granted. l)irrctor~ : The Hon. WILLIAM ASHLEY Sir FELIX BOOTH, Bart. The Hon. Sir EDW ARD CUST JOHN LETTSOM ELLIOT,Esq. JAMES ESDAILE, Esq. JOHN GURNEY HOARE, Esq. E. FULLER MAITLAND, Esq. PETER MARTINEAU, Esq. The Hon. CHARLES JOHN MURRAY WILLIAM SCOTT, Esq. JOHN SPERLING, Esq. HENRY WAYMOUTH, Esq. HENRY WILSON, Esq. ROBERT WINTER, Esq. WILLIAM WIX, Esq. ~u'llitor~ : The Hon. Capt. CUST JAMES ESDAILE, Esq. I THOMAS FULLER MAlTLAND, Esq. llaulttt~: :Messrs. GOSLINGS & SHARPE, 19, Fleet Street. l99~5ician : ROBERT RICHARDSON, Esq., M.D., 19, Gordon Street, Gm·don Square. ~olicitor5: Messrs. ODDIE, LUMLEY, NICHOLL, & SMYTH, 18, Carey Street. - ~ctuar~: J AMES M. TERRY, Esq. ~tcrttilt'!?: ROBERT STEVEN, E~q. •
I LJ:rll DBPAB.T:MilNT. THE important advantages, offered by the plan and constitution of the Life Department of this Society, are: That Insurers at·e protected by a large invested Capital upon which there is no Interest to pay, and for which no deduction of any kind is made: which enables the Directors to give the whole of the profits to Insuring Members. That the profits are divided annually amongst alll\Iembers of fh·e years' standing, and applied towards reducing Life Insurance to the lowest possible Rates of Premium, the abatement for the years 1842, 1843, and 1844, being at the rate of £45 per cent., and for the year 1845, £50 per cent.; that is, a Policy taken out on or before-the 24th of June, 1840, at an Annual Premium of £100, will be charged £50 as this year's Premium ; and it is expected that an equal abatement will in future be annually made. That persons insuring their own lives, or the lives of others, may become Members. That persons who are willing to forego participation in the profits, can insure at a lower rate than that chal'ged to Members. The business of the Society comprises not only Insurances on Lives, but also the granting of Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent Annuities, either by Single or Annual Pavments. - The following Table will show the effect of the . Reduction of Premium made by the Society on Mem• bers' Policies that have been :five years in force : • ' Age when Sum Annual Premium Reduction made for on the Insured. Insured. first :five years. 6th Premium. £. £. s. d. £, '· d. 30 lOO 2 13 5 I 6 8 40 lOO 3 7 11 I I3 11 30 500 I3 7 I 6 13 6 40 500 16 I9 7 8 9 9 45 1000 38 I9 2 I9 9 7 40 2000 67 18 4 33 19 2 45 6000 I94 15 10 97 7 11 "' ~ This system of reducing the Premiums affords imme ... diate benefit to the .l.Vlembers, or enables them to insure a further sum upon their Lives equal to more than onethird of the present Policy, without any additional outlay. LUKE R UGG WATTS, 3, Green Street, AGBNT rOB BATH.
DEVONSHIRE-HOUSE ACADEMY, WELLS ROAD, BATH: <lton'nucte'n b~ :flf(r. Jiuckman an'n ~ssistants. AT this long-established School, Youth receive a sound, useful, and religious Education. The dietary and general comfort of the Pupils are attended to on a scale of liberality which is not exceeded in any Establishment. The situation of the Premises is convenient and most salubrious; its proximity to the Great Western Railway renders this Establishment as eligible as any in the Kingdom. !fir Terms, ~c., may be known on application. WIL:LI.A.M BE:N:N:ET, IDIBlP:BBSI:IS ~ Jll\JMII&Y tCJll~1H1UIIIJ 4, SAVILLE ROW, ALFRED STREET, BATH. Prescriptions and Family Recipes Dispensed with Pure Jhu,gs, and Moderate Charges, under the immediate care of W. BENNET. He invites attention to the following Preparations: APPROVED PECTORAL LOZENGES, which, for years past, hat•e stood the test as one of the best Lozenges for the Cure of Coughs and Colds; and, in Asthmatic Complaints, have proved highly beneficial. Qtonrentratelr· 'Etbereal 'Essence of ,gJamaica Q!Xingn. FAMILY APERIENT & ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. Concentrated Compound Decoction of Sarsaparilla. Dr. GREGORY's STOMACHIC POWDER. 1Sau be C!.tologne, importelr ll'irtd from t~t Sl!lanufadOtl] at Qtologne. LAVENDER WATER OF VERY SUPERIOR FLAVOUR. LIVE.LONG or RHUBARB C.ANDY. Genuine Approved PATENT MEDICINES. Finest SPERMACETI OIL; VEGETABLE, and excellent LAMP OIL (free from Smell), for SOLAR LAMPS. SUPERIOR FURNITURE POLISH. This excellent Composition, on a single application, gives a m011t brilliant appearance to Furniture of any kind that has been French· polished or varnished. Half-a-dozen applications to oiled goods will be sufficient to give them a beautiful gloss. It neither leaves the furniture greasy, like most oils, nor clogs it as varnishes do.
~. ~ 1'. 'J!lLiblfat COA.CB BUI:LDEBS, &c., lJ) Jl @ llll) HAvE generally on Sale an assortment of CLARENCES, BROUGHAMS, BRITSCHAS, BAROOCHES, and PHAETONS; built with well-seasoned Timber, the best Materials and Workmanship, on the lightest and most improved Pdnciples; and warranted in all parts of the United Kingdom. <itamagts ~upplitlf t~n ~irt ft~t an~ pnrolf. Prices very Moderate. MA.NUr ACTO B. Y, K.INGSMEAD STREET. S ROOMS, MA.NVEB.S STREET. 16, COB.B.IDOB., BATH. WILLIAl\I CLARKE, llmtne anb J3tanil11 .Attttbantt @~~Vfl~~rmro COIDIERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, ~igb ~trcct, ;13atb. IP@~Ii !l=ll@~~rn;~~ WO:. V~9 @0@~8 ~li!S ..
DISEASED & HEALTHY LIVES ASS1JRED. ll!\rbital, ~nbalil1, anb ~cncta11Life ®fficc, 25, PALL MALL, LONDON, and STREET, DUBLIN. 22, NASSAU SUBSCB.IBED CAPITAL, 500,000. THIS Office was established in 1841, and possesses Tables formed on a IJCientific basis for the Assurance of Diseased Lit•es. The urgent necessity for an Institution like the present may be estimated by the statement, that two-thirds of the Population are not assurable as Healthy Lives; and that about one in five of the Applicants to other Offices is declined on examination. Of the proposals accepted by this Society, during the last three years, nearly 300 had been rejected among upwards of 80 other Offices. These Cases came under the class of the most prevalent diseases; and the various Parties could not have participated in the advantages of Life Assurance had not this Society been in existence, as it is the only one possessing Tabulated Rates of Premium deduced from extensive data. Premiums have been determined for the Assurance of Persons at every Age, among those affi.icted with Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Disease of the Heart, Apoplexy, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Insanity, Disease of the Liver, Dropsy, Scrofula, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. These circumstances induce the Directors to believe, that, by the establishment of this Office, they have conferred an important benefit upon those whose condition made such a provision as Assurance necessary ; and they are therefore led to expect a powerful support from the Public. Increased Annuities are granted on Unsonnd Lives. Healthy Lives are assured at lower Rates than at most other Offices ; and a Capital of Half a Million sterling, fully subscribed, D.ffm·ds a complete guarantee for the fulfilment of the Society's engagemeaw. r. G. P. NElSON, Actuary. ~gmt~: BATH •••••••••••• J. CHILTON, Esq., 7, Pulteney Street Bristol •••••••••••• J. HARRIS, Esq., Solicitor, 44, Queen's Square Bruton •••••••••••• CHRISTOPHER MoRESllY, Esq., Solicitor Bridgewater •••••••• Mr. THOMAS NoAKES BEsT, Surveyor Cheltenham • •••••••• Mr. R. SHORT, Stationer, 364, High Street Crewkerne •••••••• GEORGE FREDERICK WILLs, Esq., Surgeon Dulverton •••••••••• CHARLES P. CoLLYNS, Esq., Surgeon Frome •••••••••••• CHRISTOPHER MoRESBY, Esq., Solicitor Gloucester ••••••••••• T. HicKEs, Esq., Surgeon, Clarence Street Langport •••••••••• Mr. MAURICE DAvrs, Jnn. Shepton Mallet •••• JoHN R. A!IHFOitD, Esq., Surgeon Somerton •••••••••• JAMES PARSONS, Esq., Solicitor Taunton • , •••••••• Messrs. S. and G. PoLLARD, Builders Well1 .............. Mr. H. BAncoCKE, Superintendent Registrar Weston-super--Mare •• T. R. HANNAFORD, Esq., 9, Sea View. •
W. CARTER, ST. JAMES'S DAIRY, ST. JAMES'S SQUARE, BATH; and WESTBROOK FARM, WESTON. §amiltes; SUJltllielr regulatl~ tnit{J Jllltlft, Qtream, l3utter, Eggs, &t. PRH-IE WILTSHIRE, GLOUCESTER, and SOMERSET CHEESE and BACON. ~fnt= AMtrcbants, SOUTHGATE STREE:T, B.A.TH. iii J. TURNER, TAILOR, DRAPER, AND HATTER, REMOVED from BATH STREET TO Ho. 14, ARGY:LE STREET, GREAT PULTENEY STREET, BATH. Bandanas, Braces, Stocks, Gloves, &c. ,.iFuntrals §urni&btlr.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1706 . ..... ~ ... -'\11.¥ B. B. .A.BXOLD, lumtrP©tttn: ~f ~!lSU1mt~ S11liL'm1 ~lilJ~n:at~l) ABBEY WINE VAULTS, Opposite the Wll.ite Hart, BATH. 1, BL.ADUD BUILDINGS, BATH. B. B. J:' .A.LlYIE:R, • ~atcb anb <!tlodt Jt'akrr, ~rfutlltt, ~c., 14, OLD BOND STREET, ~ 19, CHE.IlP STREET, Bath • • A Large Assortment of English and roreign Watches, ~locks, and Jewellery. JEROME'S 30-HOUR AND &DAY AMERICAN CLOCKS, Warranted to Keep Correct Time. eberl] besrri})tion of ~atrteu, Q!lork!i, «ime 'litres anb Jll!lustral tioxes, .idDcllerl], anlr 'llatclr 0oolru, REPAIRED ON THE PREMISES. OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT.
THE UTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. HEAD OFFICE, 37, OLD JE\VRY. ESTABLISHED 1834. 11Jirutor11: S. ADAMS BECK, Esq. JAMES BURCHELL, Esq. JOHN CLAYTON, Esq. SOLOMON COHEN, Esq. JOHN COLE, Esq. WILLIAM CHAPMAN HAR· NETT, Esq. JONATHAN HAYNE, Esq. VALENTINE KNIGHT, Esq. Colonel ROBINSON Sir CHARLES DOUGLAS, M.P. RICHARD GODSON, Esq., M.A., SAMUEL WILLIAM ROWSELL, Esq. Q.C., M.P. Captain Sir A. P. GREEN, R.N., K.C.H. FOLLIOTT SCOTT STOKES, Esq. JAMES WHISKIN, Esq. ~ctuarp: PETER HARDY, Esq., F.R.S. BATH BBA:NCB. 1!lirector11 : HANBURY PARGETER, Esq., West of England and South Wales District Bank, Bath RICHARD THOMAS GORE, Esq., 6, Queen Square, Bath GEORGE FULLER, Esq., Weston Villa, near Bath ROBERT BRUCE, Esq., Frenchay, Gloucestershire. • ~tbical ®ffictt11 : lWWLAND ATCHERLEY, M.D., 19, Pulteney Street, Bath GEORGE SKINNER, Esq., 20, Belmont, Bath. }13 anktt11 : West of England and South Wales District Bank. In this Society, those Persons who are assured for the whole term of life divide annually among them, in proportion to the number and amount of the Premh1ms which they have paid, the entire Profits of the Institution. I}'~ Every Policy on which Two Premiums have been paid participatt:l proportionately in all the Divisions of the Society. The last Annual Division of the Profits of the Society took place on the 31st of December, 1844. • • p 1834. Age at Sum Annual Amount of olicy Admis- Premiums Additions. Assured. Premium. No. • SIOn . Paid . • £ £. s. d. £. s. d. £. 8. d. I 29 1000 24 0 0 312 8 0 202 16 0 2 42 2000 71 13 4 933 2 0 603 16 0 3 60 2000 90 13 4 ll80 12 0 566 8 0 4 47 2000 82 ll 8 1075 4 0 537 10 0 - • • The Capital of the Society, which is wholly invested in Government and Real Securities, has been created by the steady accumulation of the Annual Income since its first establishment. MANAGEB. of the BATH BB.ANCH, THOMAS DURELL COTES, Esq., 12, Vineyards.
• CHURCH OF ENGLAND LIFE and FIRE .aSSURANCE INSTITUTION. LOTHBURY, LONDON. Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 4 ~ 5 Vie., Cap. XCII. Subscribed Capital. ONE MILLION. A List of the Proprietors enrolled in the High Court of Chancery. One-tenth of the entire Profits of this Institution will be applied to the Relief of Distressed and Aged Clergymen, and the Widows and Orphans of Clergymen, who may be recommended by the Bishops, or by the Clergy, of their respective localities. l!Jatrong: His Grace the Duke of Beaufort Right Rev. the Lord Bishop_of His Grace the Lord Archbishop of Chichester Dublin Right Hon. and Most Rev. the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Beresford Lord Bishop of Meath Right Hon. Lord Viscount Lorton Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Elphin Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Calcutta Bishop of Bath & Wells Rt.Rev.theLordBishopofJamaica Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of David's Tasmania. tr:rustees: The Right Hon. J.ord Sinclair Captain Macdougall Sir John Stuart Forbes, Bart. William Sloane, Esq. Rev. William Harness, M.A.. Robert Thurburn, Sen., Esq. ,foetrtfRt!l :-William Emmens, Esq. Lrn.-This Institution adopts both the Mutual and Proprietary systems of Life Assurance. Persons assured according to the Mutual Scale are entitled to four-fifths of the profits of this branch ; whilst those assured according to the Proprietary Scale are charged the lowest possible rate of premium consistent with security to the Establishment. Both are fully protected by the large subscribed Capital of the Company. Advances are also made on Real or Undoubted Personal Security, to be further secured by Assurances to be effected with the Company. FIRE.-The Premiums for Assurance against Fire are charged at the usual moderate Rates, with a reduction of IO per CenL on the RESIDENCES AND FURNITURE OF CLERGYMEN. ·-- Age. 20 30 40 50 ' - Mutual Scale. £. s. d. I I7 4 2 6 IO 3 3 6 4 I3 4 • ~alllt of l.Lift 3aatt5. - WITHOUT PROFITS. I ASCENDING SCA.LE. - Equal I • 8 Fust even 2d Seven Remain de Rates. I Years. Years. of Life. r ' £. '· d. £. '· d. £. 8. d. £. s. d. I 13 ll I 2 0 I I3 0 2 4 0 2 2 7 I 8 0 2 2 0 2 16 0 2 17 8 I I9 0 2 I8 6 3 18 0 4 4ll 3 0 2 4 IO 3 6 0 4 • - Prospectuses, the necessary Forms, and every requisite information for effecting Assurances, may be obtained on application to the Secretary, at the Head Office, as above ; or, to Mr. DREWE, SoLICITOR, AGENT for BATH, 10• LA UBA :PLACJ:B.
(Late Clark 4' Bussell,) ~ainttr, ~la?itt, anb ~ouse 19ttorator IN GENERAL. No. 8, CLEVELAND PLACE. · Workshops, Nos. 1 & r.a, Lampard's Buildings, near Christ Church; Bath. A CAR D. MR. NORTON ERITH, ~roftif~ot of tUt i)iano;:§ortt. 9, BURLINGTON STREET, BATH . • WRIGHT & CO., eiolbsmitbs, ~attbmarurs, ~ilbrtsmifl)s, AND Bo. IG, NILSOM STBBB'l', BATH.
J. STRAWBRIDGE, BBUSR MANUI"ACTUB.EB, 11, NEW BOND STREET, BATH, (Corner of New-Bond-Street Place.) Every description of BRUSHES in great variety, and warranted of the very best quality & workmanship. Also, a large Assortment of CO~IBS, in Ivory, Horn, and Tortoiseshell. mool, ltope, QI'oroa, llorllerdr, anlJ lius~ ;ffiats, for Doors anlJ Qtarrtages. Sieves, Mops, Bellows, Chamois Leather, Sponges, Whisks, Rope, Twine, Packing JJJats, (Se., at very Low Prices. Brushes, &.c., made to Order on the Shortest Notice. A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE TO THE TRADE . • BATH LOO·TABLE MANUFACTORY, Established 1838. RESPECTFULLY informs the Gentry, Inhabitants, and those Furnishing, that his is the Original Manufactory for the Much-Improved Bosewood Circular, Octagon, &. Semi-Circle DRAWING-ROOM TABLES, On solid Carved Pillars and massy Claw Feet, <S-e.; ~tl~o, 11\osetuoob ~bfffonnitrs, ~ofas, ~ ~bairs ; Mahogany Extending DINING TABLES, on the very best Principle; Winged Wardrobes, Four-post Bedsteads, Reclining and Dining-Room Chairs, ~c. Kos. 5 &. G, .J'AMES STlt.E:CT, BATH, (Near KINGSMEAD SQUARE.) fiJr THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL.
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, Agents for the Distribution of all National Medals. 1,. RARRIS & SON, GOLD AKD SILVER SM:tTBS, (!Ciodt anb mtatcb jlllaktts, No. 6, SOUTHGATE STREET, BATH. Dealers iD all Sorts of Coins, Medals, Antique Gems, Rings, Seals, &c. &c. • Tlw Full Value given for every Description of Plate, Gold and Silver Lace, Bullion, ~c. f3iamon'b9i an'b vredou1 Stone;. CHURCH, TURRET, and other CLOCKS Manufactured, OD the • A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECOND-HAND PLATE CONSTANTLY ON SALE. Just Puhlished, by ,j,J • .AIEYLER, Herald Office, Bath, and may be had of all Booksellers, Price 2s., sewed, 'Witlt a Map of the City; or 3s., in boards, 'With extra. JJ!I ap and several Plates ; niBYLBR'S OB:tG:tHAL BATH GUIDE:, Corrected to the present time, containing a Description of the Public Buildings, an Essay on the Bath \Vaters, and a V arietv of other useful Information. w .11/so, by the same Publisher, Price 2s. 6d. ADVICE TO THE YOUNG \VBIST PLAYER. By the Late T. MA"l'HEWS, Esq. * * * This little Book has already gone thTOugh se\•eral Editions, and the Rules are laid down, and Cases explained, in so perspicuous a manner, that it is become the source of reference in the first Card Societies in the Kingdom. •
• MR. WILLIAM F<)RTT, ~onftttiontr, No. 5, MILSOM STREET, rll CB ~ rltP fl lJ+ ® llt l!J rll fl!Jl Q AsAM (commonly called "Assam,") is a cqlony of growing importance, which, in a geographical and geological sense, will rank among the most interesting of our British Possessions. · We might call the attention of the reader to the continuous improvements o{ this province, under the auspices of the f• Asam Company ;" but, as it is not so much our object to dwell upon the recommendations of the Colony, in a general sense, as to touch upon one particula1' feature, we shall, at once, point out that source of agricultural production to which the exertions and capital of the f~ .llsam Tea Company" are especially devoted. The Public may not be ge11erally cognizant of .the fact, that Asam is distinguished for the production of a selfpeculiar and indigenous species of Tea Plant. This discovery, it is said, deserves to be c1assed with the most important colonial acquisitions; and when we take into consideration the surpassing qualities of the A.sam Tea Plant, we are necessarily bound to acquiesce in this opinion. Let it be distinctly understood, that this species of Tea possesses isolated 'Virtues; (i. e.), virtues apart from, and superior to, any other leaf. Even in a wild state, this Tea is fouud to possess strength and exquisite peculiarity of flavour, unapproachable by plants grown in any of the Chinese provinces; which properties would, of course, 'be infinitely improved by the hand of cultivation. Such is the surprising strength of the Asam Tea, that one pound is proved to be equal, in use, to two pounds of the Tea ordinarily consumed. From this it will be seen, that, besides the invaluable qualities of the Asam Tea, there is an economy attendant on its consumption, which must necessarily render it a domestic acquisition of twofold advantage. The Public have not hitherto bad an opportunity of
[Continued.] testing the excellence of this admirable leaf; or, rather, they have not been able to procure it without considerable trouble and expense. But the "Asam Tea Company" (formed, as it is, for the special and exclusive purpose of furnishing the Public, by Agency, &c., with this superior Article,) have entered into such arrangements as will remove every obstacle in the way of the Public realising this invaluable and delicious luxury in Tea. Any additional remarks would be superfluous. The Company depend for the success of their speculations solely on the peculiar and intrinsic qualities of the Asam Tea, which they furnish in a pure, genuine, and unadulterated state. The Business of the Company is conducted at 11, CROOKED LANE, King William Street, City ; where Applications and Communications will be duly and promptly attended to. DLAOB., 5s. Od. per Pound. Do. 6s. Od. - GB:E::E:H, 6s. Od. - Do. 7s. Od. • MIXED, 5s. ot:d. - · In One-Pound, Half-Pound, Quarter-Pound, and Two-Ounce Sealed Packets. CAUTION. Please to notice the Address and Arms of the Company, which are engraved on the face of every "\Vrapper this is the only guarantee for the purchase of pure Asam Tea, as sent out by the Company, No. 11, CROOKED LANE, King William Street. tl:~t ~olt ~ut!Jori1ltb <llgmts for t~is 1Jlisttict. Bristol •••. Miss BOWES, 5, Pembroke Street, Brunswick Square ; Clijton • .•.• Mrs. BAYSTON, Confectioner, St. Augustine's Parade, Bristol; CheUenham . Messrs. D. GEORGE & SON, Confectioners, High Street; Leamington • Mr. JOHN BEEK, Bookseller, 29, Regent's Street; Gloucester •• Mr. R. EMBLY, Confectioner, Northgate Street; Stroud . .... Mr. E. BUCKNALL, "Repository," Roucroft; Mal'TTI.e$bury • Mr. THOMAS PINNEL, High Street; Melksham •• Mr. THOMAS JAR VIS, Market Place; Chippenham . Mr. JOHN BILLAMORE, St. Mary's Street. NOTICE. As the Asam Tea Company only appoint one Agent in a place, an early Application is recommended to those who may wish to secure a comfortable independency. The quality of the Tea is First Rate; and, being packed in handsome-coloured Wrappers, in Lead, forms a very desirable addition to the business of Confectioners, Booksellers, &c. The Company pay licence, so that no outlay is required.
'i3andng anb J9eportmcntal ~tabcmits, 16, OLD BOND STREET. CONDUCTED BY Miss WHITE, Mr. SAUNDERS, & Assistants. Morning Academy, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, from Two till Four. Evening Ditto, on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from Eight till Ten. • • 1ltibate l'upils atttnb't'b at th l!cabemu, or at tbeir ohm lites ibenres. For Terms, apply either at 16, Old Bond Street, to Miss WHITE, 33, New King Street; or to Mr. SA UNDERS, Ivy Cottage, Lyncombe Hill. (Successor to the Late Mr. LIONEL LEE,) .dfotrign Eint anb ~pirit fl!ltr4Jant, a.6C01Jtt 1Pfa.ce, BATB· C. SHERBORNE AND CO., OBGAH BUILDEBS, 13, WALCOT BUILDINGS, Bath. ORDERS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. ®rgan!J talun in <fr4Jangt, 31\epainb, & tr:umb.
' lLdttr.fJ ~attnt. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, NORTHGATE STREET, ANXIOUS TO AVAIL HIMSELF OF EVERY IMPROVEMENT IN THE lllA.N UFACI'URE OF THE VNI'EB.MENTED BB.IlAD, BEGS to announce to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has secured a Licence for Bath under the above Patent; and flatters himself a trial will convince the most prejudiced of its value and importance as an Article of Diet, particularly for INVALIDS. Testimmtials of approval from some of the most eminent of the Faculty will be found in Circulars, including W. HF.RAPATH, Esq., the celebrated Chemist. There cannot be a doubt of its great value and importance, offering, as it does, a quick and certain means of obtaining EXCELLENT BREAD in any Climate: To Families in the Country, where difficulty is found in procuring good YEAST, it will prove of value; the mere addition of Cold Water b~ing all that is required to form it into Dough ready for the Oven. It is superior to ordinary Flour for Cakes, Puddings, 8«:., making such Articles Light and of excellentflavour. jlrtilk ~istuits anb' ;ISistuit ~olnb'er, Prepared by the above Process, admirably adapted for the purpose intended-that of making a light, highly-nutritive, and easily-digestive Food for the INFANT and INVALID. Bread Baked eveey Day fro1n the above Flour, at 2d., 3d., and 4d. each. The celebrated PRESBE RG WINE BISCUITS, Is. 6d. per lb. MILK BISCUITS, 4d. pe1· Doze·n; BISCUIT POWDER, 8d. per lb. Jautfinss, C!!tumpets, Qi:ea Clraftes, .flilinlJ liistuits;, anlr ~ingerbnalJ, in great barid~. Agent for Verry's Mixture of Howqua's Teas, aud K.elsou ,_, rortt's British WiDes.
FAIIILY TEA & GROCERY Establishntent, 27, MARKET PLACE, BATH. J::STABLISHED 1786. Respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Inhabitants generally of Bath and its Vicinity, that ihe Business heretofore carried on by her deceased husband, will in future be carried on by herself, with the assistance or her Son, and begs to solicit attention to the following carefully selected Stock or TEAS AND SVGAB.S, Together with the various Articles in the following Catalogue, which are selling on the lowest Terms. TEAS-Of every Description, select- Isinglass, Hartshorn Shavings, and ed by the most experienced Brokers Gnm Arabic COFFE ES Finest Old Mocha, Arrowroot, Sago, Tapioca, SemoEast and West India, Raw and lina, and Millet - Roasted Robinson's Prepared Barley and COCOA-Nuts, Nibs, and Shells, Grits, & Osmond's Embden Grits fresh roasted every week; and Italian and English Vermicelli and Fry:s and Dix's manufactured Macaroni · CHOCOLATES-Of the most emi- Whole and Half Grits nent makers Oatmeal and Split Peas SUGARS-Of the best and strongest Carolina and East-India Rice, 'Whole qualities, Raw and Refined and Ground Brown and White Candy and Barley SAUCES in general of the most Sugar approved Makers SPICES Mace,Cinnamon,Cloves, Capers and Pickles of all kinds Cassia, Nutmegs, & Cassia Buds French Garlic, Camp and Chili PEPPERS White, Black, Ja- Vinegil.I' maica, Long, Cayenne Mushroom and Walnut Ketchup GINGERS-Best Jamaica and Best London and Distilled Vinegar finest Powdered FI~E DURHAM MUSTARD FRUITS Imperial and French Saltpetre, Prunella, aud Bay Salt Plums and Prunes Starch, Starch Powder, and Blues of FinestPulled Figs & Zante Currants all kinds Muscatel, Sultana, Bloom, Valencia, Caraway and Coriander Seeds and Smyma Raisins Black Lead, Emery, Rotten Stone, Citron, Candied Orange and Lemon and Soft Soap Peels Emery and Glass Paper, and Emery Jordan, Valencia, Bitter, and Shell on Cloth Almonds Glue, Pipe Clay, Whiting, and Putty Currie, Turmeric, and Mushroom Powder Powder Blacking, and Knife Bricks · BEST PLAYING CARDS. Wax, Spermaceti, Composition, German Wax, Cocoa Nut, Best London Mould and Dipped Candks. llEST WHITE AND BROWN BRISTOL AND WINDSOR SOAPS OP EVERY Families supplied JlESCRIPTION. Butter every M from Dairies, fresh •
PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, VICTORIA. PARK. l'J.IillQ lFffilm:El'J.IAN~ (S 0 LE PAT E N T E E F 0 R BATH,) • INVITES the Public attention to these beautiful productions of Art, which, he trusts, on inspection, will be found superior to those usually produced. The excellence of his Apparatus, the tests which can be procured, and the facilities for the process which his Rooms afford, enable him with confidence to challenge the productions of any other Institution of a similar kind in the Kingdom. J;~O.RTBAITS Taken in any Size, from that enclosed in a small Riug to one 8! inches by 6!. jfamil!l Q!iroups of an~ fagc or j!umbrr. PORTRAITS OF HORSES, DOGS, .AND OTHER .ANIMALS. l'amlly Jllortraits, Engravings, &c., Gopied with the unerring fideUty of the Art. ARCHITECTURAL VIEWS, LJJNDSCAPES, ~c., taken direct from Nature. ~anu~tript~, 8tt:., ~opte?J. Institution open from 10 till dusk daily, when Specimens may be viewed and Appointments made for any hour at which the light will admit of the Art being practised. Amateurs, Tourists, ~c., instructed in the Art and supplied with the necessary.!lpparatus.
1\IRS. er!iu AND ,1, 1\IILSOM STREET, BATB. BERLIN PATTERNS AND EMBROIDERY, HABERDASHERY, &c. Nero Specimens are constantly received from Germany. 1!rssons gibrn in ~rotbrt, jfonign itnitting, anb jlrrbirfuork. COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Needlework mounted in the Newest D .;1Jl.z:~. Jlflee pe.z:~onaff~ ~elect~ tKe ~teate~t .N' oveftie" iu. .N ee()(ewotk cf aft kiua~, itt ~etfit-t au() ~c.uw, a.uuua.Cf'!t.
AB BEY GREEN, BATH. C. & ~ •. T AKNE:B., CARRIERS, per Great \Vestern Railway. GOODS carefully Collected and Forwarded Twice a Day, To and From the ROSE INN, Farringdon Street, LONDON, WHITil LION, Thomas Street, BRISTOL, JENNINGS & FORD'S WAREHOUSE, South Street, EXETER, And their Warehouses, CHIPPENH.!LM and CALNE, At the Beduced Bates of Carriage. All Goods, in Quantities of 10 Cwt. and upwards, will be sent for, Free of Cartage, to any part of London, upon an order being addressed to the Book-Keeper, Rose Inn, Faningdon Street. 1Smpt1]11Jacfta:geu crroiitddJ, & l\durntlr free of ~llttiage. Goods Forwarded to all Parts of England, South Wales, anrl Ireland. WAGGONS TO AND FROM BRISTOL DAILY. Spring Vans for the Removal of Furniture, 1 &c., in Town or Country, on the Shortest Notice. N .B. Please be particular in Ordering and Directing your Goods per C. & J. TANNER, from the above Warehouses. The following CARRIERS leave C. ~ J. Tanner's Warehouse: ,V. KnrLEY, to SHEPTON MALLET and Places adjacent, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Noon. H. HERRIDGE, to FRO ME, Tuesday and Friday, Night; other Days, uncertain. ,V, BRACHER & Co., to WARMINSTER, WILTON, and SALISBURY, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, Evening. ,V. CoMPTON, to SOUTHAMPTON, PORTS.MOUT H, GOSPORT, &c., whence Goods are carefully forwarded to all parts of HAMPSHIRE, JERSEY, GUERNSEY, ISLE OF WIGHT, FRANCE, &c., Tuesday, Tltursday, and Saturday, Evening.
SHUl\1 AND SON, ~oollrn=l9raprrs, ~rnrral ®utfitttrs, anl.J m nl.ltttakrrs' No. 1, UNION STREET. SHUJ\1 AND SON, ~osiers, Qli-lobers, anl.l 1t1aberl.lasbers, ~todt anl.J ~birt jlflanufattunrs, No. 2, UNION STREET. J. BRY.ANT'S (Successor to ELiz. SILVERTHORNE,) BB:£4.D AHD BISCUIT SBOI', No. 15, ARGYLE BUILDINGS, Near Great Pulteney Street, Bath; ESTABLISHED ABOVE SIXTY YEARS FOR THE SALE OF 6tnuint llttab, jflour, k ttolla. CAPTAIN, OLIVER, CRACKNELL, ABERNETHY, AND l?~lM(SW OOD~~lWOll~ @!? ~W~~W ~0~@ 9 Carefully Packed, and sent to any part of the Kingdom. ~aUp J£unn5, <!?mllll'tn ~roats, ~plit ~eas, &c.
WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTORY, 23, SOMERSET BUILDINGS, W£[S(S@if'a THE PROPRIETORS of this Establishment beg to direct the attention of the Resident and Visiting Gentry, and other Inhabitants of this City and its Environs, to their large STOCK of ~atcbrs, Qelorns, :JjrfurllrtJ], ~c., WHICH THEY OFFER ror Sale at Unprecedented LOW PBICES. Tlte Stock will be found to contain ilte following Articles, well worthg the Inspection of those who may wish to Purchase, viz.: Ladies' and Gentlemen's GOLD WATCHES, with Lever and other Escapements. Ditto Ditto, SILVER Ditto, Ditto. Ditto Ditto GOLD and SILVER GENEVE, Ditto, Ditto, of First Workmanship. Ladies' and Gentlemen's GOLD CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS, &c. Ladies' GOLD and MOURNING BROOCHES, EAR and FINGER RINGS, &c. Gentlemen's DEMI-GUARD and BRIGUET CHAINS, BREASTPINS, and FINGER-RINGS, &c. MUSICAL, CHAMBER, and EIGHT-DAY HALL CLOCKS, with the latest Improvements. Also a large Assortment of AMERICAN, GERMAN, and other CLOCKS, well adapted for Kitchen, Hall, or Lobby. ~np D.lescriptum of Eatcfh €Iorlt, lPiatr, or ~tmtUerp, MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, AND SPECTACLES, OF GOOD QUALITY AND DESCRIPTION. Every Article in the above Line, purchased at this Establishment, shall be Warranted for Twelve Months; and if found not to please, Exchanged. The strictest Attention paid to the Repairing, Regulating, and Adjusting of tiLe various Articles in the above Line. K.IMICH, rLAIG, & COMP'Y., 23, SOMERSET BUILDINGS, BATH. ~ Observe, Next Door to the GLOUCESTER INN, and nearly Opposite \VALCOT CuuRCH.
THE RONICLE, From its commencement, in 1760 (being the 0 NL Y referable and perfect File of this Paper known to be in existence), is kept at SILVERTHORN E's LIBRARY and DIRECTORY 0I<'FICE, 17, Walcoi Buildings, Bath~ where Searches are made for Advertisements of Heirs-at-Law, Next-of-Kin, Auction Sales, Local Intelligence, and various other Information. Three or Four Duplicates of some early, scarce, and interesting Volumes of the above are for Disposal. Also for Sale, a fine Impression of the South-East Prospect of the Uity of Bath, TAKEN IN 1734. Jl ~ llJJJ J:P!lt ®~la [j) TII\1E AND WEATHER TABLE, WITH A CALENDAR. This Table is constructed on principles which ensure the greatest accuracy; and, where a frequent calculation of Time is necessary, will be found highly useful. By 1·eference to the CALENDAR, the Day of any Week, Month, or Year, from 1768 to 1880, may be immediately ascertained. The WEATHER TABLE is on the plan of the late celebrated HERSCHELL, and is arranged in a simple manner; the whole being engraved in an ornamental sty le, about 7 ~ inches in diameter, forming an elegant appendage to the Counting-House, Desk, or Drawing-Room. ~tier, ®nr ~billing. Published by H. SILVERTHORNE, 17, \VALCOT BuiLDINGS : and sold by a11 the Booksellers tn Bath ; RENSHAW & KIRKMAN, 12, Budge Row, TANNER, 107, Bunhill Row, London; and E. C.OsBoH.NE, Birmingham.
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE ART EXECUT UT.l.\IOST CARE AND Dy CHAB.LE AT HI No. 5, BlUDGE S ::E:STJMAT:E:S GJV:E:'N for the P:R.Jl'ITTJ:NG an Bookbinding in all its Branches.-
TED ON LIBERAL TERMS, AND WITH THE D PROMPTITUDE, ES CLAB.K., IS STREET, BATH. nd PVB:LJSHJ:NG of :I.JTE:RAR.Y WO:RXS. -Copper Plates neatly Rolled off.
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