The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

No. IS4O. LIWATION OF SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. • SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK. WANTED to purchsse, in either SUFFOLK or NORFOLK, a FREEHOLD ESTATE of ,the Yahie of FIFTY or SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS, to consist of a Mansion-home, Pleasare Grounds, Manors, and adjacent Lards. Applications', either personal or by letter (past paid), to J. W. Caley. Eon. No. HI. Holhoracoort, Grey's lan, Lon don, will recdtve immediate:mention. •ENGLISB and FOREIGN PUBLIC LIBRARY, Coadoit-street, New Boad-Mteet; CW:BURN most respectfully Solicits the at. testicle of these Ladies and Gentlemen who have not already honoured this lastltatioa with their patratige, and flatten hiamOf that by the 'altars attention they will expe rience, and the extensive arrangements be has 'toped for an immediate atttd abiadath apply of all new woqu, - Foreign Os well as Eneleb, that, he. 'tali afford thaw complete satis faction. Boas . seit to Sobseribere (la boxes) to all parts of the Klaidom. Rathis and Statioaery, wholesale, retail; and for eerier . wise. T..,s MEETING of the FRIENDS of Sir Xii'FßXNcts BUR.DETT, it *as resolved, That a yob )ic tribute of respect be paid to the illustrious Representative of the City of Westatioster, on his liberation from imprison-. 'ent, for his manly vindication of the right to TRIAL BY JUlt V. that last and best security for the personal freedom of the People of England. J A 51FS POWELL, Sec. Crown and Anchor Tavern. Strand, June 6. There will Iva Procession in Carriages, on Horseback, and e n r a nt.—Such (ientlemen as are willing to attend in peaces ' sion (on hor,eback or in carriages) are requested to send their names , and address, as soon as possible. post paid, to mf, S. Miller, 13.' Skinner-street. Snow-hill; Mr. Slater, Ilarseferty-road, Westminster; Mr. Wm. Rog,ers, 136, Ox ' faill-oreet t Mr. George Puller, 13), Long-acre. MINERALTEETH, ON A MUCH IMPROVED PLAN. MR. FA LEUR, Dentist, of Woburn.plaeo, Russell-square begs leave most respectfully to infirm. the NOBILITY aniGENTRY, wile may have oceasism for the exercise of his talents, that he may be cowshed drift the Winter Season. between the hours of Tea o'clock m the Morning and Five in the Afternoon. - A large Portion of the Commitnity having been already re ieved, nod benefited by ABU ICIAL IMETH, cousin:et ed by Mr. FALEUR. from a Mineral Preparation be is al ways enabled, thrnstgli the liberality of Ms Freud., to give tech ref erences, tis to their efficacy tad darabilit meanest fail be lieves, satisfa c tory to thaw who may have • formich Hutt-an wivantnge and indalgerre never before, be be 'eves enjoyed by a Dentist . Mr. FALEGltesgagjes . to af fix fr.:mow Tooth to a staaksict„ pitboor pikstn irritation to the Patioot.and to reoeseiftitupw ! Alfaliftlilloull charge , should they wear. or cluing* 64ntit: '•• Mr. FALEUR con also at tin.ARTIFICIAL• PA LATE, inn manner peculiar to WNW. He has Wel) suc ceeded in relieving ri Gentleman. whose satferinp and priva tinas were great, and whose ease wan ofttae mo-t dialeult na ture. This Gentleman has authorized Mr. Falear , (as well front a feeling of gratitude, as fieui a wish to satisfy uny fel low-creature labouring under as 'tar ntllielinni. to refer to him in rose of any doubt pf Mr. Faleur's capability. • To flirt , * who are not acquainted with Mr. Faleur, Whelp leave to observe, that his charge in either case will be always found moderate. FOR THE YOUNG NOBILITY. • Just published, price 6s. PVERO MOW di PIACE f tE in COM. AGNIA, avec le Fratig'ois 1 cote. This eseellest work for youth of both rases, consisting of instructive and convetwitions on the Art of Pleasin g io Co* p a w, ly . lntended to 6141liale the I t of tho ltaaa Preach languages. Of is Or recommitted to the notice of Parents - and Teaches. Printed for Colbaro, Public Libram Coadolt-street. •• Of whom may be hadilatelY siblieherd, . '.l. SWAB/I'M pat. 11.4, Cot_ON wile editlos, a pat=",,!' i f ,alllo4 - 810111 MsINN , s . ~. ~ .4... . _ 1. RiaBA t iat,.***3 l tildhs a 1.1 40 04101.9 - 2s. vols. it. CONTINUATION de'IIiAFONTAINE'S-TAITLEtiIt ' DE PAMILLE. just .pisblislied, • By Colborw, Pultik Library Conduit-street. I 1 - _A NOUVELLE' A R CADIE, uu l'ln. JL.4I terieur de delis Families, par Auguste Lafontaine, A tom. 16s. 2. ELISE, ou, lee Papters de Famine, par b Mem, 4 too. Its. Also, 3. LES QUENELLES DE FAMILLE, 3 tools. lir. 1 4. MEMOLRF.S de Is COMTESSE de LICHTENAU, binitresse do feu Roi de Prune, 2 toot. 10s. h. MEMOLZES DU PRINCE.PE LIGNE, 2 tuns. 10s. 6. CORRESPONDANCE de MAD. LA MARQ. de DEFFAND, avec d'AI.EMBERT. MONTESQUIEU, MADAME de STAEL, Ste. 3 tom 16s. RUG:II ANNiVEKSIRY. rvIIE Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at RETRY, SCIIOOI,. will meet at the FRF;EM A tNS' TAVERN, Great Queen-street, on Wednesday, the . hof June orat.at half-pron Five .'Clark. S. RUMBOLO LUSIIINGTON, Esq. M. P. in the Chair. flaw** DS. Ilun. Mr. Eardlev, Rev. Dv. Sleath, Rev. the Dean of I,lnreiln, Colonel Towmend Walker, Rev. the Warden of Merlon Licutentmt-Colonel Colquitt, College, Geo. Wharton Marriott, Esq. J. T. Wit ATISLAW, Sec. Tickets, One Guinea ench, to he had at the Bar of the Tavern. TO LAW STATIONERS ASO pTIIEIN. r'llo BE DISPOSED OF, the GOOD-WILL It and FIXTURES, with immediate pos , essian of the Premises, N0..5, Inner Temple-lane, opposite the Seal Office. I:ot Particulars enquire no the Premi.es. Is, Wolearn-place. SOth November. 1809. ----- PIANO-FORTE. with DRAWERS fur HOLDING L'SIC•11001i S, a nea Invention. TO be SOLI), a capital timed PIANO. FORTE, with additional Keys Pedal. Pillar Leas. real the new -fashinned Drawers undern:eath. Tae Piano-fin-se is as gond as new, Cu- guineas only, cost 56 guineas, and bus been very little used. • 'Pa only from Eleven till Friar Wrlttek. n 1 Nn. 5, Laieestrr- place, Leiee,ter-square. A Parking-euse,and every ether eharze,l'wn Guineas. A Private Howe MACASSAR 0111, for t hr GROWth of BMOC; patroaised by their Royal Highnesses' the PRINCESS of WALES and the DUKE of SUSSEX, is the litie.t Invention ever known for increasing the GROWTH of DA l It, even on BALD PLAC ES —nouvishingand preserv ing it from Infancy to Mature Old Age, s'endcring the Hair beautifully soh, nod prodaritig en inestimable gloss on the 'frer-es. Its virtues are pre-eminent for iinprnvine,, purifying; and beautifying tlie Hair of Ladies/sod Gentlemen, mad Chß! dren.— Vide ROwlstilics Ei.ay ou the This invaluable Oil, recommended On the basis of truth oat experience. it sold at is. 6i. per bottle, tir larger Bottles, at One Guinea each, by the Proprietors. ItoWland and Son, Kirby-street. Hartormarden. Loudon ; by appointment, by It trebutir, Ediathorgh; lir)de.. Glasgow ; Mrs. Davison, Paeliaisiot-street, Dublin; and by all Perfumers mad blerl dip : Veneers in (he Kingdom. • • , . 1 TO JOURNEY M his TAmoits. WANTED immediately FORTY MEN. Good Workmen may 'meet with constant Employ Awl %Metal Warcs,:d Mr=srt. Saari) and Sod's, of StoNvg. Corohridfr. • Lately published, is t elegant on's/sea ' price 1 8s. MEMOIRS of the LIFE of ALFIERI, WRITTEN' IIY HIMSELF.' And interspersed with Anecdotes of several 0.1640860 d Modern Characters of ibis Coustry with whom he bad loser coin se and cienaezioa. For an sitcom's of this interesting work, we the Ediolorrgb lOview, N 0.90. Printed for Colb_pro Public Library, Coadsit-street. Of ;hoot may be had, 1. GRANT'S ACCOUNT OF THE BRAZILS, Soo. tid. Y. MEIN ER'S HISTORY OF THE FitIALE SEX, 2d edition, 4 vol. 283. S. A PICTURE of LISBON, Soo. fi. 4 FISCHER'S PICTURE OF • VALENCIA, is SPAIN. Bvo. 9s. VIIINA; GLASS K , and EARTIIENWAR. NJ A very considerable Assortment of the above Articles, awl in particular a variety of DINNER. DESERT, and TEA SERVICES, on Soule at J. Al1SI"4 Warehouse, 82, Fleet•street, trinclori„ • Articles of STA FEORDSIIIRE WARE kept ready packed Air the convenience of Families. cruurrk. containing every Requisite of Enrthenware, filas4; Ste. fir the awl reconvotended to the moire i n t h e N a v v , at 7/. 17s. ed. each, wiclinge included. 11 1 11 E I.ANCET.EDGET) RAZOIIS, it vented by W. SA V WIN Y. which are found to iwr: l form willing, occasioning that disagreeable sensation. to' of- Pen attending the Removal of the Beard. with a SIR A P, to Aipooo of an unionist' Mitten't and hietatlic Particles , . oh tiined by a prates; tecidiar to his oisn Practice, :mil hest rill- Mated ln continue, y aticitioa, the great &limey of the Im proved Edges, may be bad at No. 21, Panten-street, Leices- BEGUN JN NUMBERS. IN. THE YEAR 1800 i AND FINISHED IN 1810 ill DOCTOR H 0 It N'lo N's- NAtIONA BOTANICAL WORK= the _EW ILLUSTESA- I'ION of the SEXUAL SYSTEM; and TEMPLE of ELORA • being the Poeta. Pakten', and Philos/Oen' Botanic Garden ; with the PIIILOSOPH Y of BOTANY. er.Priociplet of the, Science ; the last eight Supplementary Numbers of which, price Foar•Gableas, were this day pub lished. with faitilirretleat for thitAllimier. 'fhlsispereelli etusiorste nohow Weelt forms bye grand and metal mimes folio, one low, coloured • plates of towers, sail her of elidosophyonsd Ms roil the author up wards of thirty 111Wmned pounds ; and It 14 hoped, thereto*, that all persons pow*" any , Numbers of tie saw, will now complete their Sett, which may be dune, by applying to any respectable Simitseller, in Towo ur Country, who w ill isnmedWely obtabritio tame of the Publishers, !Neste Longman and Kos, Stittited, !Neel y and Jaws, eateenos ter-row I or of doe /101 tor, No. 1, Hi nd-street, Manehester selua►e. AtiTLNGS AND TUNBRIDGE WELLS NEW MAIL COACH, from the BELL SAVAGE INN. LUDGA'f E-11 I LI,, every Eveeing;to the ANC DOR INN, 11A STIN GS. through Riverhead, Sevennalts. Wad bnrst, Tieeltunt, Flinwrll, Silver-Hill, RobertsbridAe, and 'fakes. Patede for Bexhill, Hawkliant, Winehelsea, Rye, IL,sthourne, and the adjacent Country. fly Fl) WART) PILOCKTER and CO. N.R. A NEW Post' (DAY) COACH, called the ROYAL GEORGE, to EXETER and PLYMOUTH, through Salisbury, Wincarann, Sherborne, Yeovil. Chard, Axminster. ana Honiton. will commence at Eight o'Clock in the Mornin4 on NIO N 1)A Y. 18th of JUNE. Not arrnontaLle for any Package containing Cash, Plate, -Jewel', Bank Noe,. Wgitine% etc. (however small in Va lue); or unv mites Parcel. or Passengers Luggage. if infse ~r namigetl. above Fl POU N I)S Value, unless entered us such. and paid fir accordingly at the Time of Delivery. Not accountable .for China, Glast=, he. /tr. or their Con *MN on any Terms whatever; nor any Pared directed to be left till called fur. —r WATCHES. ROSS and PECK HAM, of Bedford.street, Covent-garden. (corner of. Maiden-lane) REAL VAT CH MAN LT FAcru R ERS, respectfully infbrnt their Friendi and the Publie that they have rentiv fir enteral Inspection an EXCEIZENT ASSORTMENT of Ihtplev, h/etaclied. Horizontal, and Vertical WATWIES, in told, Silver. and Metal Co-es. t.igrther with an iss4ortinent of LAD WATCHES in great variety, Engine turned sold plaio..Vith or without Gold &e. all or nhich are warranted to be of superiar.workinansliip, and to perform R. and P. are induced, from particular eircumstans es. to 'apply the public with such git•ais at the usual W1101.}:- SA LE PRICES ; they have long been in the habit of cop plying LT A.ll, ES with their-production, hot hove frequently seen with concern, that common Watches, in showy orailmented (1111t1, have nftentieen mingled with them and dispiecil of osyalunhle, to the great disappointment and injury d the unwary • and it with a proper ronscionme of the impropritt and di,lionesty of such practices that it. and P. pledge themselves to secure. by rectitude of con duct. the tuture approbation of those who only favour them with commands. 'They venture to add the assuraiwe, that every possible care shall be taken to merit that confidence which they anxiously and confidently hope toenjoy. Every article they sell is made by themselves, and under their immediate inspection; and although their terms wilt be found considerably lower (by SO per cent.) than the tamed prices. yet they stake their credit that it shall be also found that their Watches, in soundn-ss of construction, and uaiformity of movement shall not be excelled. Upon these conditions, Gentlemen, Ladies, Merchants, Captains, etc. may be supplied as shove, either with Watches fingly or in quantity, for Money or Bills, the dif ference in change of good Bills will be given in Cash, cad Old Watches taken io exchange. •-- . A CAUTION TO BUYERS OF IRISH LINEN. 'Vag IRISH LINEN . COMPANI"s ESTA BLISHMENT in this City coiamenced with the 'Union in 11101, now gninz on Ten Years; their Itusines . !: was removed in Jane ISM, from GREAT RUSSELL-STILEET to No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. Since oar Removal, several Linen Drapers used nil their endeavours to pat the Public nst ray from our Dowse, open ing several petty iinitations4 and copying our Advertisements yearly word for word, by which many mistakes have been Yawed. The Risk Linen Company are therefore obliged to make known, that their only /louse in London is No, 4, So , •01 side sf Bloomshary-sqlsare ; and, grateful for the I itwral ronage 'hich they have experienced here, they shall strictly adhere to that hompanthle conduct which (it is presumed) has ob tained it. Each Piece is (as halal) warranted as to fabric, and to be bleached ow the Gray, and the Money returned if a fault ap , Pear% One Piece at wholesale price, and no second price. No Article mold bat Irish Linen, nothing less than a Piece. •• • Orders execated poactually--Cash for Bank of Ire hod Notes. No. 4 1 Stooloiblo7-sirare• J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. . • . . - •Abio:4,l l Tl'l" •.. - . . ..• . . ... . , . , ‘ . - , ' l ' tit. te zi lb At . l c' .. • ''')4 , - , 4 .. -:` • 4 • 4 ....: . t'. r " . . . . • , -,e te ;',l wq . - . .'' ."I.- . .i. . • '"'l ( It - .:,/ i ... .1 Q . .. •, • r ," A.:: . . . o• • , . . V.. Mil IL. ./%. ..e .' . . . . . . t4 tti,7* - 1 ..... T - 1- s v 1 .13 . • ...... -;‘) 4,444!f . . I . . • I ..• a AA,* I ... ' % ,:‘ ‘Y . 0 • ... ~ t . • .. • , 4 . . . • .. - 0 •., :LI r a : : . i . 4116 10 . . . . . . PRICE al a; . WNW* W'EbNESD4Y, jUA 13, . 1810. 11 • 2l NO77'IIVOILIM: TWENTY Tito"IMAM POONAS ) 111 SUM* Sri, Ta lsou att enad tm S p a otis aa d tz.— ou N i a cida 4.46S y be , ; a t se a r a ri i aa m ai l ieta fwest sla y . 'womb Skarn, at Swift lad Ca.'s' &lies; abate No. 28.9, a fan of 41404 was Mee hid is Karts. - - On Mtindif; the First, dr Notthiglistashire Regiment of Local - Militia; otittiMansied ICen: sod Woidirr, EMI: ins ittipented on the forest, by General Lord Coax, • *hti expressed at 4 rery flattering • eitloglum on their 'Military acquirements and general Conduct. The name tribute of appro.: batiol war paid to them by General LtiTzt, who wag afterwards receirell by the regiment in the Markeuplaee, and bercirewhritn it went through verities eiolutions. • They fired three yollies in ho nor of his kla.rziiir's birth-day; • and Were eau. bled.to drink bit health, by the bounty tit thcir Office s, whin gave . t0"-eieh man half a.ctywn.— Osteesdey, the armi and aecoutremmiti were delivered to,. add the Men hare repaired to their ' cirt7 ocenpations, with the esteem and tipprOba: lion of the itzbabitente of Nouinghtun. • The stove ftegimeni baring' been now In train. lag I. elk tows, for the lest twenty (fats, and having ditched; in no comifloti degree, Ihe public ~att,tintlott, by their regulat deportineot,' and . their ;.grogreat in military disciplide, smite of tke Gen 41eneett'of the town .*ere .anzious to testify their respect fur the urbanity of manners winch had distinguished the Officers of the Regiment, by In. siting them, with Colonel Gamy, andAhe ltecritit leg Staff, to a dinner, at Therlatid Hall;_on Sa turday the 2d instant, at which the Meyer, (Waionz CoLonAx, Esq.) who heartily entered into the proposal, was tailed to the Chair. The diy used with great conviviality anti etfod he.; moor, and to the mutual satisfaction of the com pany. In the course of the attendee, the follow. lug Toasts were given from the Chair The Ring the Queen; and the Royal Tatnilprtile Army and Naiy.—The Health of LieuttanUtt-Colodel Wright; and the Corp, was then introd seed, by the &ileitis( speech frog the Chili.: 66 Gentlemen, hi proposing to you the health' of Lieutenantolunel Watawr,- and the (Mean of the First Regiment Of the Nottinetamshire Local Militia, I cannot dchy myself the pleasure of congratulating the Officers, on the exemplary conduct of the Regiment they haw the 'fritter to command. It may appear presamptnons in me to speak of their military acquirements; but am confident, there are many Gentlenieo sew present, who are competent to judge, and What have witnessed, with surprise-and admiration, the astonishing progreis they have made in this re. sped,. • But, Gentleniait, it is more peculiarly toy province to bear testimony to their good con. duct as subjects and as citizens; and it is with in. finite satisfaction I declare, that not a desktop.; &int vilest stay individual of the Regiment has • been exhibited before me, not ere* of a usiede.. meadow. ; nor ant I aware of any having been made before any other Magistrate." .- The tout wil then given, and drank with three'tiamo three. Colonel Wiitowr, on behalf ofliiiimalf add the corps, returned Mask* to the Cdaptay, mid then proposed " The Mayor. and the Corporation," on behalf of wheat' the hieiroa returned•thanks. In peoposing the health of Mr. ldhis the CHAIRSAi said,. 66 Gelnilegied, I bed lean to propose to you the Health of ,aGentleman, whoy with so much credit to himself, and satisfactiott to tho Corps, from which this Regiment is formed filfed the situation of Commanding Officer. I iced hardly say, I propose to you the Health of Mr. Joan ELLiOT.—(three *Wm-three.) Lieetennat.nolonel Gamy; and the Recnaiting ~paehls and Corps--Lord Lieutenant of the County--High Sheriff for theenunty. [The High Sheriff rettiroed Members for the County—Members for the Town-71tentor. Lhrd HoLLAND—Atneot Friends, lie. &c. On Monday, the King's Birth-day, Colonel WitionT, and the Officers of the Local Militia, estertained the Mayor and Gentlemen of the - Tome, in I very handsome menber at Thnrland Half. In proposing the Health of the Kum, with three times three, the President *cry judiciously remarked, he wished by way of distinction, .no other toast should on that day be marked with si. Miter honours. It was succeeded by the National Song of " God.savir the - Kiseg," which *was long by one of. the Officers of the Corps, ih a very good style, accompanied with a Chorus, in which all•the Company joined. After the usual seam lion of Toasts, the Company adjourned, at about half past seien, to the Exchinge•Hall. At the Etehange.Hall, the Company that at. tended. the MA-vow's usual invitation to celebrate his Majesty's Birth-day, ; was highly irespeetable, and as numerous as an any similar ono - gen. The Mayor was, peculiarly happy, and etinced great urbanity anti address, in accommodating toasts and sentiments to the various taster and incline. Akins of all ,present, and by the interspersion of Wogs, contrived to give a zest and variety to the festivity of the evening. • The greatest harmony and hilarity prevailed ; and there was abundensti of excellent wines and punch„ &c. The hearths -of many Gentlemen - present were drank, Int, at the suggestion of . the Meyer, that of the sing only was cheered. He introduced the other toasts by some appropriate remarks, tired when Mr. WHITBREAD wts proposed, the Mayor aptly said, " Gentlemen, give you The man, who, t h oug h be never would accept of place, pension, or post, is 'dwitys et Air pest." The Mayor re. tired about 11 o'clock, but the company did not disperse till an early hour nett sensing.—(Not. - iinghans Reciere, 41dcik, Jute 8). *e •.a. A PUBLIC CAUTION. WATSON'S PA rt:t4 T •TRANSPARENT SOAP. r r 11E Proprietor of this very beautiful Artlltle i of British manufacture, feels it a ditty be owes the Public, to caution them ngaimt the delmiae Statement con• tained in a Hand-bill, which has been most industriously cir culated by one A. Pears. in which it is stated that Mr. Ni cholson, the Translated of Finis crog's Chemistry, Mr. Accum, Experimental Chemist at the Royal Institution, and several other scieotific Gentlemen, declared on their Oaths. before Lord Ellenhorough and a Special Jury, " That the new invented TRANSPARENT SOAP was a discovery of the utmost Utility, became it pommed all the cleansing Proper ties of Soap, lived front its impurities and deleterious quail. ties :" this is true, in part. but not in the whole. Those Gentletneu of Science dud give evidence in the term, or to the effect stated. as to " WATSON'S PATENT TRANS PAItENT SOAP," which they had carefully analyzed; but in regard to A. Pears's " New-invented Transement Soap," ti nt is culled.. they certainly gave no such opinion: and as the latter article waii proved on such trial by A. l'ears's own Witnesses, and is also sworn by himself, to be composed of a considerable proportion of Soft Snap (an in- Ireilient which must naturally excite disgust in every delicate amid) and Lem* , Juke, the Proprietor of WATSON'S Tit ANSPAIt ENT SOAP feels confident, that, after the. very high encomiums and recommendation which his Compo sition has received from Medical and Scientific Men of eini near', the Public will iie.verlie dereheil by the specious inis 4plication of Evidence a hie); A. Pears has in hi. said bind bin so fnb.ely endeavoured to apply to his own Sanp, hut w ill give to WATSON'S PATEN f l'lt A NSPAILENT SOAP that preference, Oh ic b the peculiar elegance and purity it is universally allowed to possess, so lastly merit, and which is prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by- the Patentee, at his Warehouse, No. CIS, Strand ; and by his Appoint meat, at Mr. smith's. Ili, Dame-street, Dublin. TRANSPARENT SOAP. PEILSONAI, BEAUTY depends so mode on the appearance and texture of the Skin, that whatever cmaribates to protect it from injors, or to improve it. must he considered an object of importance to all who are Solici tous It possess the advantage which Lord Fhe4,.rfield deno minates " A Letter of Recommendation upon all Occasions ;" and certainly the present and future Ages mast feel themselves indebted to the enrionschemical Process. by which Soap is separated front all the impure and noxious Substances with which, in its crude slate, it is invariably milted. This re finement is manifested by its transparency and fragince, and it may he procured in the utmost perfection, at the Manufac tory of the Investor., A. PEARS, No. 55, Well-street, Ox ford-street, in Squares at ls. each. and large Squares, per fumed with'Otto of Roses, at 2s. 6d. Aho Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes. at 2.5. 6d. Also sold wholesale, and for exportation, by Mr. Golding, 42. Combat ; and retailed by Mr. Day, 7, Tavistock e street ; Mr. Fox, 456, Strand; Messrs. Thorn And Co. 45, Oxford street; Mr. Tamer, 75, New Bond-street; Mr. Walker, 7, St. Jaones's-street ; Messrs. Keith and Co. 30, Haymarket ; and by most respectable Perfumers. But oloerve, that wheresoever or by whomsoever sold, it never can be ge nuine without the Inveuor's signature, A. Pears, in his hand writing. WIIIPM'S attempt to assert an exclusive right to this article, in opposition to the solemn tkelsioa tor Lord Ellentwough, and o flpeciol Jury. is a species or conduct which &discern ing Ptilolic will kwow how to appreciate ; and so long as A. Peat's prior claim to the Invent ))))) is on record in the Coatis of Law, the more discerning, part of the Community will certainly give& preference to his superior Preparations, and , treat unfounded assertions with twilled contempt. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. HE inserter of this, a Professional Man, who has, 'for the last tea years, attended many Persons la bouring under the above Disease, and by his extensive Prac tice Ina been so fortunate as to discover a M EDIV IN E that is an INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by which Medicine he has cured many when gives over by emi nent roysicians, anti wheo in the last stage of a Consumption, attended with Cough and spitting of Blood, itc. Under these circumstances, and at the regent of his Friends, and the naay Peauns be has aired, he therefore now pohlicly offers it to those who are labouring under theabove.---Letters (pool paid). addressed for A. B. No. 7,John-street, Nor th , hen-road, Mary-k- bones London, will have immediate l attention. • This Day was published, Price ss. ilk LETTER, addressefl 'to the RIGHT 110 N. LORD GRENVILLE. By a BRUON. London, printed fir Vernor, Hood, and Sharp, Poultry j liatchard, Piccadilly; J. M. Richardson, COlShill J. Monday. Oxford; andJ. Deighton, Cansbrsdite. This day was pablished.• price es , . the Bth Edition of ALET lER on the GEN I and DISBOSI. TIONStif the FRENCH GOVERNMENT, includ lag a View of the Taxation of the Frieuch Empire. By an AMERICAN. Recently returned from Escape. Philadelphia primed: reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Patenersterrow. " We must ell leans to love the Americans, if they teed as Many such pamphlets as the present. Here is a stout Reptuf ham who pr.,iies England, and declaims against France with more peat and intelligence than any of oar politicions-otwho writes better, and shews snore geoid learning than Gant of our ' men of letters ; di.niays tha characteristic keennearof Isis coun trymen, without any of .their eminent's—nod 14. all their patriotic prejudices without their illiberality. The present publication, however, has oiler claims to at tension independent of its g ood writing—il'eoMains a great' mass of facts, Eery important to be known, and very diMoult to be procured."—.Eat. Review ' April 189 U. •• TROTTER'S POWDER. Honoured and Patrooixed by their Royal Higltoeues the Dukes of CLAtutaics and XERT. THE ORIENTAL DENTRIFICE, or ASIATIC TOOTII-POWDER, has been for pear thirty years •to the Public. Those who have net tried the eglec recima t i lrthis excellent pentifrire. will find a single hot a sallehfht "madly to ascertain inefficacy and vir tues. being aeltabitledged by the most respectable Medical Authorities; anted by may, and recommended. This Powder cleanses and Demonic, the Terth,sweeterts the Brenth,,paseesses no add that can corrode the enamel, and 1 puts a beautiful polish oaths Teeth. From its astringency it itreugtheme the -Gums, eradicates the Scurvy (which atm ' Sroves the destruction of a whole Set of Teeth), preserves ound Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeth frombeeem ing worse, fastens those which are loose; hat whist has ra -haoced it us the estimatioo of those who have been in the bit of tieing it, is, that it prevents the return of the .Tooth; ache (with w Wit, before that period, they had been eioleasly afflicted). Likewise a TINCTURE, which possesses the power of easing the must violent TOOTH-ACHE, and is a wash with' the Powder. A CAUTION againit purchasing without "M. TROTTSR" on the Stamp on she top of the Hut. All others are counter feits. p o nd& 91. 9d. a box ; Tincture, ditto ; Brushes, Is. Sub wholesale audition by the/ Proprietor, No. 9, Beau fort-buildings, Strand-1 Riggei Mr. flattie, and Mr. Turner, New Bond-street; Mr. Toile. Cornhill ; Mr. Randnll, 1 'Change ; Mr. Heedree, Titclsborne-street; Rory, Greek street ; Mr. Rigge. Campside s. Mr. Davison, Fleet-street Mr. Smith, New BoOkrtreet and by every respectable Per- 1 fussier in the UMW Kingdom. • , . . - L .' . BY lIIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS 4I'ATKN ROC L'S HO YAL llEltitAt. EMBROCATION, An elfecsual CURE Isr the !MOPING' COUUH, without Medicine. tenriratletl reputation this Ell BROCA. • 'JR.. , TION Ira Ruined, mid the Inventor. ansions tosteure it genuine to the PuMie, and prevent the nnpusnions ditty practised, by imptincipiel persists vendisg dmigeriins tom. posit;,,,o, his m ilt -sty has bren pleased to grain his Royal Lessees Patent, for a se.eurity in she Public, nispoiliting him she sole Nvell, of invalaable liisrowers. The Public and Fanlike* miry therefore - he supplied, Wholesale alit Retail , it his Inoue, No. 19, King-street, Holborn, ant are re quested to observe that each Stamp is signed "J. Ruche; and with each Bottle is given a full di section, at the tap of which Is his Majesty's Arms. 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