The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-26 00:00:00

• N0..12Q9. • NEW TEIRVIIIE-ROYAL, COVENT-GA.4I3EN. T O -MORROW EVENING wm be acted, the Pltry wf ICING HENRY THE FOURTII.. 141wirieb will he added. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. IDE INDEPENDEX' VIII' INDEPENDEM" DAY NEXT. April 29. will (.. Publect of the Proceedings is the Case iiUlt 0 ETT, to which the ottestion r' •.• Places tar the liners In 1w falsetto(' Mr. Brandon, ft * s r Vest Box-rsilice, it; Princes.plare, Ilart-street. from teu eig (oar. Mdse.. 7,4; Nit,'} 6& ; Lower Gall. ; Upper ls. This livening, The (irecian Dweller. 7 42 Capitals.• NI ,c.... .. • . ,-tr ' -A- o._ , I , V it " • . . - .; • .t . li . , . ,;0:1:11;71Folv. 44 "- P t v. : l 4 'I A - - 1<!:'," - 1 1., r , -.'", . . 1 ; • . - . , "•,,,,....i.:. . - . ' , - . t ...,. • • ' 1 . ).. . H t . : ti lli ''''t • * • "'N. I>r . ; c d i . . • - .5.... libAlinON i • . • ' . - land is tfully but ea rn estly inv.. expected this Paper will he round t. Constitutional I)isetission, nod to fartkis ‘Vorthy Baronet, which, while it will pray.. grate( equable to ever Englishman attached to the C ame o f LI BEILTY and S r CR FRANCIS BURDETT, will also teat to produce a ehange in the Sentiments of those Individnak who have been betrayed into an artpliescence of the 4:macrons and extraordinary Power assumed and arced ;moo by the en- Wing Motive of Comsnow. TILE I ND EPEND E NT HIT Ili is Minted and pablisheil at No. '4). Warwick-square, Newititeireet, and may fee'l had of all the Newsonen-and.Booksellevs. f 74 Y T ON,' fate PtlrtfiCEe -With- the dimmed sin ;Am ES IHIANSCOMB, H as th e pif. aw r e of announcing to his Friends and the Pub lic, the Lori'Ller which draws Bth . .IUNF., gives the greatest chance to the Adventurer for so small a risk : Four Packets of Tickets, One hundred to each Packet. are to be given by the Contractors to the foiluonte Holders wf the first • drawn Prize above 161. when a Ticket may gain upwards of. 100,00()1. and Shares in ttroportion. ErTO N hasbeen frilly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets: No. 7,081. producing nearly 4,000 L and No. 3,618 producing 1.7651. was sold in Si vices' Sixteenths, and paid by him to. the respective Holders, who received for each Sitio:sink 1.5171. 16v. V. • • Evros 'Akin a Continuance of the public Favours at Ids Lucky (Mice,. - 2, CORN/114.4 Near the hi ANSION-HOUSE. nitANSCOMI3, AND COMPANY, Jur with their usual (M UT SUCCESS. sold in Last Lottery, in id Shares. In the preceding Lottery:. \o. !1,734 £20,000 No. 1,618 £20,090 • 30100 381 sof £303 each .. Y,30.) .9 of £3Q3 each being Share, of almost every Capital therein; and in inn Year only, Six of .4720,0(X1, nod Capitals to the Amount of Jet.'50 . ,000. • besides the firs: IMO:U. the lavt 2.3,0101. and ONLY 40,0001. ever shared; and its previous years, to mi.Ainuunt beyond all precedent ; are now selling Tickets amt. Shares in the N k;LV Lori. E to be drawn' Bth JUN l, in which there are Four Extra Grand Prize, of 100 Tickets each, whieli may produce to a Ticlort X 100,003, and to a Si xteenth, •upwards of XtitSitt. BR. A N SCOM R and Co. again guard the Public against the liereption set forth of their Firm, mid Claims of the Aide! of the first and last of Extra Orwell Nixes so given; the FA GT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers ends reeeited I.Mil. 16s. 311. at their . . OLD and ONO/ bilicra, in Lo.alon. viz.: No. 27, CORA HMI.; No. 3s, IlAymA, ; • No. 11, HOLBORN; and N 0.269, STRAND - . They n ill never fribelva,sert they divideti wbich wistnotabsoliately SIIAILED and 'SOLD to the Pahlie as above. hil s.,id Tw EN'I'Y CA PITA!. PRIZES, in the Two Ito lotteries. in . Sharcs..at 4, Cornhill, and 8y Charing-Crash LA ST IrOfT Elt , • ' LATE LO rr ER Y, aleatiues Day, Drawn 11th . reltrunry, 11110. 20th October, 1801. t.. . . Pr ize of .... Z 20,000 g• • Paige fir • 1 1000 3 alle 2 I 'firketi and Shares for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins and ends on the 811 t of JUNE, tire now selling as above.—The Scheme abound, a ith the usual number of MONEY PILIZES, besides which the Contractor gives FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF FOtHt lIUNI)ItED t WHOLE TICKETS . , be which n single Tichet !nay gain upwards of XlOOOlOO, and n Sixteenth 6,000 Guitrens. Schemes to he had, with Particulnrc, at -I, Corithill, and t, Charing Cro , s, London. C2O. 5100 S Capit:&. THE ANIULET. A New Inventlop for Sharpening Razors, &c. JwitiTFoitu, Surgeon's Instrument, Ra. • zomnaker. and cutler, to St. Bartholomew's Ilospi-. announees In the Public in general. That he has invented att Appa rains for keeping Razors in Order, Without the Use of the How, and .will be found, 1114 trial, stiperior to all other Inventions for the same Purpose ; where also may be had, his !na t .:tried. and much approved Of, fine tempered !tutors, adapted for strong Beards and tender Faces. Mahe and sold at his Manufactury, under the centre Hos pitafGate, .Vest-Smithfield. N. K. 'On the flandle of throe Amulets will be stamped, '• Whoford, St. Bartladosnew's Hospital," Ma none others are genuine. . AIVALIJABLE DISCOVERY TO 'rue AFFLICTIit) w ur.i itUrfURES. t...*HITFOItD, Inns..maker to the City Cfi • Truss Society for relieving the ruptured Poor. al‘' onuses to the Atfliked with Ruptures, that he liasdiscoveti. ed • a Method of applying Trusses, by means of which a ('ure, in many Cur s , will he obtained, and he engages to keep up the Most difficult Rupture that ever existed. • his very material Adentitmge belongs exclusively to Whit ford's pew-invented Serpenthie Curved Elastic Steel Tram% and Ititproved Pads, aud may lie had nt his Mattufactorys touter the Centre Hospitaltiate, West Smithfield. J. lglsitford has the Satisfaction of informing the Afflicted wit!' Kuptures, that the Society instituted for tue Kneourage. mein of Arts, Manufactures. and Commerce, in the Adelphi, hove done him the honour of voting their Silver Medal fur the allow Improvement. • OBSERVATIONS By a person who lass been long concerned in the Timber Business,. in all Gentlemeu whim are possessed of estate, athawidlos with Thnber. • 1 111111.: Advertiser has frequently observed con. A. siderahle losses sustained fur want of a proper per son h e y ig employed ,to facilitate the Growth of fimber, winch could 1a accomplished by drawing nut all inferior . trees,vo IDi to give sufficient .room for those that are inn grow , irog.state: from his bp;; experience on gentlemen's estates, to converting timber tor the navy, and other purpose., he is I induced to make these obserilations, knowing many gentle wee who have vevy huge nniintities of thither in a ruinous wale. fur a manlier of years ; for want of pursuing the ithlWe plan. their Isles has been considerable insofar parts of wool Sands. voting crest' are Ms much canfined, that they kill eleh other Inc want of room, where there are other places in the same wood lansh MI which there i$ satliciria room to take them op and vesphia them ; is ditlermit parts of the %solid hinds, are 4,1.1 decayed leers and pollsertb, perliagri t a t worth front ten to-fifteen *AIWA. each. amid surrounded with many fine gross iiie saplings, smelt Would, in a few years, become valuable timber ; but for Wain of room, in comequener of being over-soadowed by the slid trees, they are totally killed —he imas known t h e wands welding in that ruinous state in dif ferent geotleamen's esta t es Oleic, twenty years, and nu its. p r oven : ens made to . this day, where he can safely say they have last a great deal of tummy ; and if .trey were to peruse the plan herein mem baled, their wood lands would become ennui of a much greaser value, and what money would be made of the inferior timber; bark, &e. except a small pence attending, wog:l4 . hr imuidered as clear tummy saved. The person who has made the above observation, flatters himselt he can much interest and plernte any Gentleman in pur suits% the subject herein 'petitioned, and would be Bendy Irod ffr that purpose,im the request ofaity gentleman, unfair tern:for would uotfertake time Management as clerk to any gealitatmo iathe tholoot business. either to attend the whole concern. or as a rnaverfor of timber only : lie is well emnwee , sammt in all branches relative to the ceaversiou of ' tiaahcr for the , navy,mor for tins other purposes. Fur Partienlars apply to J. Cutter, Printer, Clttitter He rald ; if by letter, post paid. This Da? were published, lob Mo. price . Bdards, OBSERVATIONS on some of the principal DISEASES of the RECTUM and ANUS. particularly STRIC rote of the ICECTUM, the 11811ORRMOIDAL EXCRESCENCE, and the FISTULA in ANO. Hy TDOMMICOPIZAHD. Fellow scab College of S one, and Assistaak.Sergeoa to Westialintet Oetieral Igt eri llgb; toiniin/WEAS C. r belief, 10, tiown-rat, Frlnfettlitwet t fisher._ • Where m ay be husk jo:4 Obliarollb pike 2s. CURSORY REMARKS no CORPULENCE, by a Member of the Collegeuf Surgeons. . gt _ flip: i rdor d ihewt seniors atranistees dill pee_ to der , gip, 4o. ell pentals'aelitettet their Proposals are lq admit M six o'clock * the evepiao. The Ilatebett Art. . to take notice that the folindlng are the Piece+ and joists with *hie% the Howe Iry be sated, viS.—Tite Bed of beef, the bed wether dodos is legs and slutelders; thick 's& din danks and veiney piety% to be booed, better* aid thouse-bdtoehs together, -the whole beod.to be tab ode clods and leg of swathe pieces, the Whole blade-boss I. Jbe lakes art imitial tsee t wi la and cheeks, the Muth boas* eili g egt Saidt , siel she ble&-losee oat 0 . ?beset to have Mthet;begie lath ow add of flre Wilk weigistef beetieltittehete .a. • Its anti rnousi-bdittocks tdgetber, ad cat separate,. lint: dies of beef at pellet, • ad to .weick kw than 1501*.- mutt". beef, pork, and veal, for the Master's to be weighed, itlivith the other Meat. The C ate doled 1# mention what country cheat,. , . , _ , • ,_.. ._ _ ..., _, vr.Llos YE - GETABLE SYRUP: • . 1 , ri l ing EsipdfidtlCH of Halt* Century Hat prOfett A. this MEDICINE to be the teed impend nod eliketatd Alterative, op d correctg, poritie;, aml sw ergo. the Blood $ and those who are afflicted with the SGROFIILA, LE PROSY, SCURVY, SCORBUTIC FAUFTIOSSom4 any of those Melancholy Diseases arising from Impurity of tke Blond and Juices . those wheedler from the Dimipations and Indistreti.ms of their Youth, br whose Constitutiote are Broken dewo and debilitated by- blerchrial Antintoolal, dr Arsenic Meticknes, should saibinit to a regul a r COlifle of the V,KGE. TA LE S YRUP._,_ T e elect of this Mediride, wriocipolly on She intelligible : I Perspinition, is such as not 'to interrupt either business o pleasure 1 it operates on the Animal Juices, and requires the common restraints of moderation in diet: It is dissolved the Chyle of the Stomach; is conveyed by the Cirephtli Fluids, and Corrects their tendencies to all those D . which originate io vitiated Blood. It is a safe, though pow erful substitute for Mercury, and removes those evil. wbieli an unsurcmsrul use of that Mineral occasions. This Medicine is prepared and 8 dd at No. 21, Fri th -Street; • London, price 43). 4 bottle. It is also tilld by . ter. Atkinson, ' Chymis: and Druggist, 196, Ilishopsgate-streei, Mid 141 the respectableVenders in every considerable lewd la she Uaitlid Kingdom. . -.•i.......-1w..—ad..rb.a.. 6 -1 . 1..; NWE IA PLAN, MIN EItAX'I'EETH, ON AMU UN _ _ • MR. EALEUR, Dentist; al Wobirn.ploce, Itusselliapiare, bogs leave most respectfully us inform the. NOBILITY and UENTRY, with may have occasimi for the exercise of his talents, that *entity be cesinßed &that the. Winter Season. between the boors of Ted o'clock Id the Morning and FiVe fn the Afternoon. A large Portion of the Commonity hating been alreadyro lieved, and benefited by ARTIFICIAL. TEETH, construct; neky Mr. FALEUIt, from n Nand Preparation, be is oil: ways enabled, through theliberality of his Friends,. to gibe sat* references, as to their idieltry an.: durability as cannot fail proving satisfactory to those who may have occasion format sobsfitute—un admit:lo mid inddigence octet befute, he be; Neves, eniny ed by a Dentist. Mr. FAL:EIIa egoism fit av: fix from one Tooth to a whole Set, al:hoot pain or imitation to the Patientond to renew them, widtoit additional Cbarse, alwiaidtbsar-ssenr, or shame . Mr. IA LEUR can alio affix an ArirrneiAl. c- LATE, in a manner peculiar to himself. Ile has lately su ceeded in relieving a Gentleman, w hose !offerings nod rimk lions were great, and whir* case wax thi stn-t difficult na ture. This Gentleman has fothnrized My. *Vett" (as well from a feeling of gratitude, as from a Sviih to satisfy any fel- . - .low-creature labouring under u similar atilictiow), to rekr him in case of any doubt of Mr. Faleur's capability. To those who are not acquainted with Mr. Falear, he hey leave to observe, that bib clntrgc In either chic will be alway 4 found moderate. ' 18, .Wabutneplace, 50tIs November, IBM. I . . 11PRESSEbwith a consciousness that thole deviation from the general plan has been highly belied dal to others, and improved in their protessiottal acqtiire meats by the maturity of near 20 years experienrc, Meese*. CURRIE and Co. amtibue, with unabated arditfir, the erg. dietitian of those Disorders which are the consequence of HIP cit indulgence, or the destructive habits of the eaconsiderso School-bey. In professing the curt of these complaints, they hold out an inducement to vice, hat, sensible as all men must be of the existence of such calamities, they otter their assist= once as modal educated Surgeons of Looduni of the Royal College Edinburgh. lo all cases of Siphy Mc in recants, and in every complaint of Debility slid Deiciestel, whether arising from the infatuation of n certain destractite habit, lung residence in warm climates, free livings, di airy other sane redwing a dekrieney of mangy vignuri,the pa tient may rely on a speedy restoration to vigurogs licalth4 Their ingwaradc plait of curing Strictures of the Urethra has been attended with peculiar 'niece:4. Striciares of teal twenty years duration hate yielded tit their treadling in ale short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men by the first respectability, who have laboured alder this painful and distressieg disease having received a tadiCal and permanent cure, particularly request thatrefirences may bit onside to rheas, as stitishiCtory evidences of the deeded stage riority of Mews. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Malty of these Geittlemes had been under the care'of Meant. Hosnei lleaviside, aid other Surgeons of floral einiaence; who attempted their care by the application of the Lunar Caustic without s in . Messrs. Currie and Ca. logy be easadted by patietits either sea with the greakit seeiety had tkaaatiri at their I , No. 107, Ilattou-garden.—P.ltiests in , the county, sat the partici/Ors of, their ease, 'admits wre n mittance for vice mat medicines, will have the same given Of sent to pa!t of the United Klagdeos.—No.lo7,lltatsa. garden. ~ ADVILE. WTIEN Men of education mud professional V V skin It* pedmvering endeavours Or discover the mast safe and Credited nietlind df treating a few iirevatliog Diseases, the seceeelftil result of their irpettence h Om, WU proof of miperitriO. Plasm GOSS Omi Co. Surgeotd, after 'being reacidi;r4 educated and initiated Into eiery Wrench of the professing, (certificates of which, Cruet diferent liriskitali, and trill goigials from the now eminent Physiciargi they hare to coo any Enquirer), were induced to inalse tpe care of the ' rafraring Diseases the object of their partteular study;viz. a ;CERTAIN DlSORDER"frequentlsomemated in .n mouteit of intoxications and its cattentaitants, ICTUR ES and MEETSigs slim DEBILITY, whether Orisinc from Bat- Mims indidgiaces, crsidence to warm elimatel; or.a ETIK)I.ITA ft If VECK, too often hohappily pursue' hr . the ifooth of both wilts i• the one it will be found the rause of STERILITY or BARRENNESS, and its the ether occasion a numerous train of ne.rvoto diseassi, WhiCh, if 'Mt timely remedied, tetmivate in iMPO'rENCk.: god L`ONSURIP'CION. Tile-result of n long And extensive prattici hits milled them, by a superior inethriti, to effectually remove thase Ohs gages, by Isietemte or complieated, 'althea( soh jecting thextient to the least restraint in diet or exercise R ag is di VENEREAL CASES, where an early op- Oration is made, after. discovery . rif • the infection, thqy pledge themselves to perform g cure in the short interval of .twodays. • The unprecedented Itteeeis of their mode - of trefttmeltt is lercere of the above complaints (which MO never - beim Ammo to fail is one single 'attune in twdvs years eacitie. bibs whicliperiod many persons of faith Sexes have beets .eured, evegafter severe aad itarious methods had beetle.- teed by other practitioners without effect). induct* blesses. ems and Co. to thus poldiely odor their advice. "They soli be comulted by eitifec set daily, perruhetlfy. OT tear, weep OM inviolable secrecy, delicaq' andattmo fon. • • Patients in the Coontry, Meting a Book Kotei A ula re ,re qaested to state the particrs thee edge. tsp. and man° oer of fiviag, and advice and rged,iciet win bet forwOrded to aa=of the Kingdom. ' Ohm sad Co. i t Bouverivetteto nese-wen. ..-• - . . . -• "*se ski ._ -r' 1 i: (4 .'1 I ../.; i' ". , :!i 1 ',' ---- - - •:- • • ~-.- -.•.-; A- 4.. .. ,Ji . ..7..•'-'` "" ' ----",:::,, ''r , .••••?:41,!..!.'f..7 ' ' .• "- -- - ".• ''' - I°' .4 . / " - ; t 4l- •"l 4 '‘ ' fit . . % • 4 • .) • -• , •' i •-;! • I . r)l. , ; • . . - ~.• -I -., • • .. .., - -' - . . • ..,.... 41S i .• '•: V • • . * • . . • , _ ..'..•• sr . ' ''' '' l N *.,,, ;0. -',.. s, ',• , ' .....-: . ,;?F': \ • , \‘,..!% ,i ci i :..._ •. ~ ' _ .1• • t liiik . ..41 • . *••- " *. ... • . . . . . . ... .• • - • , . . 113 " - --f" tr. • '•• ' 4 • ' " . . " 4Klk • • -••••;•• 1 . • * • „ 70 '• • ^ , . . ' . . • . • . , .. :, • • • : .•.i - . i • • . • • • . ". 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Matte, froth Me Ist day of May next,,do deliver ig t heir and to embrace a field of an g,* a I) e f ence of the Fruited and Publitbed by J. dot's, M tbs Exmainer Of- ru.,,Diusio, la Ittl fts e b oo sak tg au o a ote d , i r d or w be ß „' re aa ih e llil li Ti t at. remarer, at t t ill pr ove gra t e r s , an d nr . fice; Beanfort.buildMint, Strand; and may be bad of aU the I 'i hed to the Eli.. ..r ir_ 8001'40143;s. .....- _ _ ~. __. ._ __--1.2-- .1. - •r daY or Aril linlata, at which time mid plarb rbe 4ini r. i CHOICE BOOKS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION', Without the Jeait Reserve. rrO.MOIIII.OW, the 27th thy or April, uttl 1. Thirty following Boys (*)days excepted). to begin each Day at Twelve n'Clork, by Mr. J FLA Y. at the Ili•tnirc Gallery, INo. 87, PnAl Mall, a valuable and well- Inuwn LIBRARY OF 1100 p, Containin: all the rare, useful, and valuable Publieationi in every Department of Literature, front lie first (meanie.) .•:' rennin); $i the present time, till 1)f which are in the most irifeet Condition, nut a Print or Leaf wanting iu any one Vonnue. and rert:Oly the best Library of Books ever sold by Vublic Sale in this Country. AYOUNG LADY left her house, on SA. T1111.11.k V, April 21, 'between the hours of Three and Foot o'clock in the Itlernoilit. She :thou, the middle size. anitt , td ml a greyis% Drals-culourril CPA Velisse, with Silk Cord the bottom, tied round the Waist with Silk rord mot Aroni Tassels ; a line Straw Poke iltainel t a Nltislin press; Silk Stockings, and Light Jean II .11' Bums, ala►cleolwith Black Leather. Slw had a (iilt Metal Watch. *lid a stmdl Case covered with Dark Blue Silk, containing same Gold and Bank-notes. Whoever will give information at tin. •10, Upper John. greet, (:olden-square. so that she may he Initial by her Eritca►w+.shaU reseive ON1:11UN DRLD DINEAS RI:- VA/fir. • • .shookt thin itfvertiPrinent meet the eye nf the Young Lady, ; he may be fermis. flail Wrath 'lnce is anknown to every one e•cepting her ntin Itrfalons,:tt home, and that if she will re. ruiit, 'she win lie receive d with the starlet had af fect dm, and mm otwiee•rver tnkeu order past.. LY . ING•IM CHARITY, VAR DELIVIAING POOll W4,44..1 AT lIIEJILOWN RABITA , TIM& Tostilitedel7s.7. • . • Vaderthe Potrosure of deb. Rovtt4 H ewn the Prince and Priscvss of WALL*. rutiv, ANNIvFAtsAitY SPAINION for the BENVPITofthisINSTITU'I'ION will he preached 43 SIIIIdaV Morailig tithgt, the 49th Instant, in the Parish Church I.ltit. Jame by the Rev. W I lAA N yo.)01)1 . 1, A.M. Rector of St. Andrew, Wardr.ihr, and St.. An,, Blackfriam, Ld I.:•cturev of St. Jnhn, of Wapping. 1 1, 73yerf. - wilrbeeti at a Qtyirter *fore 1.:10 - v6t1 o'Clotk. And the Annuhl Dlnaer x ilt lw Etc City of London Ta lei lo BLltotgute.siefet. W.echterAhty the 9th of May.. PRIOLDENT, 1:41.1toyal Hiigtmets the. PriKe of WALES. •• • ••• totwrltltittstllle; • lb . . lion. Karl 4. Uartimeeth I:thcard ('.ale Boltireft, tVart. RI. Cmu Liu.' flf Ltitheidge William Dent, EN.. It. (Lou. Limit liardLy Sohn {Mack burn, Erg. • • . Charles Stuart, Treasurer. • • SteirAitni. M a Brag a ., Lev i 3. Esq. • llmac 11. Browne, M. P. John Nixon, Ketinahl Ebq. James Allen Pate, Esq. Jfireph liirkett Jackson, Esq. ()shorn Pursibon, Jelie.Lioneser, Esq. Abel Smith, Esq. lbekev. Williams Low Sir Rohett Wigram, Bart: Dialer on 'NW*, Half-past Four &Clock. iabwripeinos to Oh Charity w ill be received at tlw Vestry yf thefur.cbs. by Mr. Charles Stuart, Treasurer, No. 8, , Gra; nwer-street ; the Secretary. Mr. W. S. Hall, NO. I, 31 , 1uni-ragr, tear Wington Turnpike; and by Mr. George Halo, Collector at the Charity's 011 Ice, No. 2, Cock-court, ; of o bout Kooks, giving a partkalar accouat of the ltwitation, say be had. • Four thow . iand awl Csirty-sine Woven were delivered bythis Charity iu the last year--ead upwards uf 191,0,1.14ince to iuubstioa. W. S. HALL, • Secretary. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS FOR BILE, IN DIGKIrt lON, GOUT,Ste. rril ESE Pills tong obtained a just celebrity in 1 the private pretenct of the Proprietor, Mr. 1)1 XL)N , Apothecary ; and from their great success in many obst bate 'Whims disorderi on nateernas patients of dittlactlon, and other,itarticoloily the Dube of - Bedford, Sir George War m, Sir Gregory Page Taper, the Dowager Lady Say and Irk. the Vi.cauntess Bulkeley, &C. dtc. he was persuaded igniter them to the Public, under the approbation and the &diction of their names. The rin are . fennd to be an incomtkarable remedy for re stulinK the tone of the stomach, Qdr curing indigettion, pr preventing crudities, and their consequent disagrceahk erne s:ohm anti tlattilenreg. They .prevent habitual and tempo- rar ) costiveness, sick head-achs, and heart-barn which is occaAotied by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whe• tiler arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intent prime diet, or drinking, to excess. • ky pronaniog :ethic seereeion of the bile; they are observed seuneki fully to cigar a sallow complexiem„ sod being a C lain, though gentle aperitive, they prevent those obstrac tio., iu the it% er. which are so troublesome in all comuries, but particularly fatal is Warm climates.' On this arrows* they are u valuables desideratum in the medicine chats of shoo- who go :thread. or mike frequent nnYnde 9 - • tarlii, lailesafe and retail. at Mr. Adders, 4, Ckwaride, rinser Patensouter-row ; Allen, 150, Oxford-street; Limit. korouiii ; and most canary medicine renders, in boos at Yb. 9d. and us. each. CAUTION. • WATsON'S PATENT 'THAN SPA RENT SOAP. Proprietor of this very, beautiful.Arlitio nrautfacture, feels it a duty he owes the Public, to caution them agaiirst the delusive Statement Call• toned in a Hand-bill, which has been most industriously dr rolated hr oar A. ?ems. in which it k stated that Mr. M-1 i kiln'''. the Translator of East, rruy's Chemistry, Mr. Arcum, Eiperimentril Chemist :u the /loyal 111;0616mi find several inner scienti fi c Gentlemen, declared on their oaths. before 1..tr.1 lolteatioroußh :mil a Apecial Jbry, " That the new inwilted I'II.ANSPAIIENT SOAP Wits a discovery of the berate a possess ( all the cleansing Proper re, of Sonp,lreed from its impurities and deleterious ttusili tw• this true, in part. Out Yuri its the whole. l'hisse ( .entleinen of Science did_give evidence is the terms .or to Vie Wert stated, as to " WATSON'S.PA'PENT 5- P.utilsT so.ip," which 'they had carefully ismilysrd; bt in regard to A. 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