The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-01 00:00:00

. P 4 ,, . i .. 0.4 ', Alit Pi. . . -f•-,„. . ii, .;-i.'"/,7 6%,...`1''' '':* 14- '4.)..ix9 4 7i r tigc . n • A C 5 A . ) , , ) C rii° J) ' 11 e ,t I r-N-3toi.,t:N.l3lllnn. r )S‘t ,4,1 I Nn. 1981. LONDON, WEDNESDAY; JULY 1, 181 g. PR 'CE 62!). SALES. 4 EAGLE FIRE 0E11(1 . . PAYMENT of RENT o f PREMISES, rendered uu:. namable by FIRE. Policies of Insurance expiring at onei, should be rsnesved within tifieen suss ( to w that r a ta, to prevent the Pons's interest Ceacivg 111(4'60. Mercantile livurances elfei•oed nt Reduced Pleaded's. EAGLE LIFE OFFICE. yyery dewription upon Lives may be effected at tEis Ore with the utmost t.icilit3, upon terms of peculiar ad- ..... vomit. . WM. REETIIAM. Sec. N • ii. The Company's OfFee for the Wt•t end of Loudon, is ar the corner of Orch:ird•stmet, Onktrd-t•lrevt. ------ . LAVENDER AND HONEY wATF,R. 10;1.01 TAYLEit, Lavender Water Merchant, Steel',, takes this opportunity of rett.rniog hi, most rr dtl:Weks to the Nohility and ticetry, for the honour they ..o.taired on him, by fnvotsriog him a hit their commands, tsd ;.?urea them that his utmost study shall be to merit their p Jr J. T. is lappy to ado, that, notwith,tandiug the attempts ma.! • to other readers to injure ode reputation of his above rl._ sd i d u-eful !'erfultie, , , the permanence of their grateful fr trittee 11..3 stowed them the ,atiction of the mutest probate, o! . th polite I it'd's. From 1.:1V1114 so great a demand he is to ,,bled to . tkr tl;etn ht the C•llois tog low prices : I :twader Water. Iletw , Wader. P:1 Pad Bottle.. £ I 2 91 Per Pint Bottle Xi) 4 0 0 tit ittu for - sow .n.ls Jo iah Tay kr, tit hi , I.avende; Warehouse, No. ft 7, 1 •tper Ge.oze-girei t, Portm.m.square t and by Mr. David *, • a Son. Perfumers, :0, Fleet-street, whew they tokLlwe 1, ; ,; , „ c ame urn.; us at the Warehouse. Orders for bi at,: the Country imt-ediately attended to. TO THE. PUBLIC. Ir t4 ONl the numerous Complaints that have been said orellidiCC 11110 it arise in consequence of I ~,c , ,ttag or o f i CAN.- reoreseolation, Savoie' Davies. Pro- pir.ot NlOlt It I I' Vt'ENT M I lA . MANGLE. feels': tim.o . called upon to announce to the Public in 'id, that he never had the pro/tiles; connection with. another hvi-e.l , ite of the sione street ; nog ale h.- Mo• Ales by any means irrple en their plan. On the rotatory; be Ism the pleasure to add, that wherever his have been ordered, y Irmo given tini goirsat satisfaction; and the iiirreasitie demand from all parts, both town nod country, is the strongest proof of the superior eteclienee of this Invention over ever) thing of the kind yet at tempted. Clll)%eillUS of this, he most respectfully solicits the at tention of the Puldir in %nese vakitgb:e and much•mitnired Ma ehhor.. bag., full% coining -el, that tram their compact °emetic !lie pet feet ease with which they are worked, and the runt reit manner In w heel IhrY they will be gemerally tJnpt it Ihriotfthorilt the country. To be had at the Altimufacturv. N. , . 4, Skiew-s4reel, Snow lidt, 121. 124. and if required to be sent into . the L 4-. packing% THE SILVER. MEDAL. INVENTED TRUSSES. TO GUARD AGAINST 'fill; INCONVENIENCE OF KurruitEs. S etriiotteil Its the Society for the Encourogentent of Arts, Ma t;afactures, and Commerce of England. WHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, t; • eked Cutler to St. liartholismeu's Trues-maker t Mei.st)'s linanurahle Comini—ioner. of the Transport i'•• ! :Ilia to she City of London ftuss Society, for Relieving th • Pdionrerl Ppit!, pair )))) iarti by iris Royal Iliehness the t•enthrittge, announces his EW.I N V I.Ni - T.:I) SER i'. "..1 I i. CURVED ELASTIC STEEL. TRUSSES, by milk:la Cure, in tinny Cases, will be obtained; and he en tlisrp tip the niitst difficult Rupture that ever ezitten, It to the wearer. 'l' e .risky of Art., &c. Iniving voted their Silver Medal for 14 , t • i.proceawiat, the Inventor has had the honour of fruit, the bands of his Gruce the llulee of s :•.• Pertinent. 'thee •r is now the satisfaction likewise to animism?, that hi , Ili; • iag given the greatest sail .f.,ction to the af ith Vs:l:tars, that not less than ;WO persons have, the-e fes trilt the g..od effect. of them. these 1. " 1 " , haviag been on A P:liemical principles,- which no T mu— bd.. ever tasen. 'I he In:calor assures the Afflicted, that • lla shat tri.ll tla.s will he 1ti4.i.: ; 41);) e'llvilleed of their st!i , eriorio, ,'seer sill 'flows thew iii us, ; non iu:i3 he bud at it turner the Centre Gateway of Si. 13:teth,ilonieu'S 111/ 1,1:41, West Saiithltild; :dad ut No. 17, Lotubaril.street, • • \ • B. Where olio may he hail. kis Dew nod complete Appa r•B''-• a Sube4itnte for l.w•ds' and the AMULET, fur kazoo., witlioui at Mote. I;%* prinvinENcE. A N:ONG the many Discoteries in Medicine, none j 5 the attet , eumof Nlaohit:d nin re lim that Great •"".• 'l"., th CORDIAL P A I.AI OP QU n hieh p-Pe-ses ive,i,o,le pones of emanating theanst dcbilitale,l eousti. t.. Nether it arise: from the kiliseret.ons of youth, or by n Tel t.• •• hit uilheabby elimalt a, the immoderate use of l l '' , 'I Ilimt•tkoliros, oil wr ‘i 4 3 fluids; too sttlent.ri ' • r 100 •;pptiention.ta stu Is, excessive crief, o ~F meteor., &e. t nr, should it pro. e I fr. re an tendency to Ultatriplion, nr by "hwev** l ode. othe :he constitution becomes gel:tired, weak, or detayrd, ihi. ;:, ~,,:,live and Ite.a n i ma ti nz Wilm of Pfe and the happiest effect.. - A A few dine i of this m. di toe It. rd immediate as,nrs.iter of returning heal' b and sirtm,..t , ., '•;11-z1.itits to the museul :1 system and ..rain: of tlice-titrt, 161 awl ergot% atilt! Ihe to hole constitution. To t! i ,• ~ ,ar,a-it it ill afford la-:ioc lioalth, strength, and spirit , , in I At. •d bositude ; anti to the aged mid Sestina it OS runtish great relief and eilisifurt. by frilly and • inn •orating tne' system ; and if it In in the power of me "'" to add the NUMMI of deetibing e:,r,, and calmly nod motiot i the thief of lift 1).• nod int memo fpan, this I :•tive c;:p:Ible of effectin; that zr.ind der idetpl:tia. Polo, of Quito is sold 1% hinewile and Retail by Co. ::49, Stroud, • London ; and retail by mobs tue ni r Oil. pro bottle. pult:1111.:ItTroofs of the Efficacy of DIXON'S I A N TIIIII.4OUS PILLS. Falmouth: Much 1110212. jtotiee to your and willsitv well to imuskiad, it is my i ' e "Lit 31m intke lknowittto the Piney of ChM.. 1 r4.turne.l !anuar tww years from file Wert-indica, in a most deplrir t,..4' "ate of health ; 1 wne reduced t o d eat h' s d oor , an d •a 3 illter.dedhy the MOO eminent medir.J men, without world 114 * e e j,"' IN and after fourteen months was giv en over. 1 then . by Mr. (Mow LPN et, of 'lull, to try Tour nista, .rnti:U.to Nlll , wh e y ; a f te r fa hi g i g / me , bo a , 1 found on‘srif fer, nod by , ta al stii ike so three muntli: returned ugain my v v.. l ,vt• now Mt my wartojoin iho,Detaon, at liarbadoes, as , 411 : ,. ..v I ev er woo in my life/ ar.d if thii letter eon trod to - 30 sir wedieke more known, you troy 11. e me mime. CHARLES JEILIEMY n• Lientemint of his Majesty's Ship Dragoo. 14. • ”ixon, A pothecstry, Suswx. te . irs l'iqz Mr. nui lel 's, No. 4, ChenpAde, earner of Paternos %t nr.ti ntust Madicise litsodem, in &mei at 21.9 d. !MC/b. • CATIIOLIC AGGItEGKrE MEETING.-- The Ears of FINGALb is the Chair. 1. Resolved, That we do forthwith renew our bumble, but earnest applientionliy Petition tossthe Legislature, praying the total and unqualified repeal of the Pena/ Laws which Aggrieve the Catholics of dined/calms, infringe the sacred rights of Re ligious Liberty, and edlanger theexisoce of the British Empire. 2. That the charge cf preparing such l'etitienn ' and of cant ing them to be duly presented without delay, be confided to the individuals (poo&ing life confidence of the Catholica of Ireland) named at thp last Aggregate Meeting as the Board of the Catholics of. Irelaid. 3. that the said Arsons are so nominated, not to represent the People of these Realms, or any portion thereof, bin for the purpose, solely and exclusively, already prescribed, sod for no other purpose whatsoever. 4. That from authentic documents now before us, we learn with deep disappohniumitand anguish, bow tawny the promised boon of Catholic Freedna has been intercepted, by the fatal id/there of an unworthy keret influence, bostik to our f..irest hopes, spurning alike thesanct ions of public and private since, the demands of pendia! Watitude, and the sacred obligations of plighted honour. That to this impure mere, are nom but too distinctly, left'. balled hopes smd protracted s.rvitude—the .arnmaia. lava , sins of the undoubted Right -of Petitioning—the acrimony of illegal State Prosecutions _ —the sarrenderof irelond to prolonged • opprebion and insult--and the many experiments, equally piti ful and perilous, recently practised upon the habitual passive- new of an ill-treated, but high-spirited People. 6. That cheerless indeed would be our prospects, and faint our hopes of success, wore they to rest upon the constancy of Courtiers, or the pompous patronage of men, who can coldly sacrifice the feeling; and interests of millions at the shrine of perishable_power ; or, deluded by the blandishments of a too luxurious Court, can hazard the s a fety of a People for ill-timed courtly compliment. The pageants of a Court command nut oar narci,--our great cause rests upon the immutable founda tioni of truth, and justice, and reason.—Equal constitutional ri t fifts, miconditionai, •:nstipulated, uupurchased by dishonour, arc objects deter to our hearts.—They consist with wisdom, vir tue, humanity, tree religion, and unaffected honour; and can never be abandoned by men who deserve to be free. 7. That for the complete attainment of this, our constitutional object, we firmly confide ifi our persevering exertions, in the enlightened wisdom and growing liberality of our Fellows' Citizens (recently and glor iously exhibited 'll their Petitions to Parliament in our beha lf);lori and, above all, in that overruling Providence which presides ever the destinies of Nations, and permits not the oppression of man by his fellow-creature with impunity. S. That, turning with disgust from the gloomy wreck of Public Character, presented in recent events, we recognize with esteem and admiration the truly noble elevation of sentiment which has distinguished Lords Grey and Gre.mille, and the other Personages who, n nth them, have stood aloof from the al lurements of intrigue, and maintained the high station of rigid independence. We regard their recent conduct as dictated by sound wisdom, by well-founded caution, and by an honest anx iety as well for the secure attainment of great public benefits, as for the conservation of their personal honour. 9. That we have found in the Earl of Donoughmore a steady, , earnest, and intrepid Advocate of our Rights—an ever-faithful sentinel of our interests—an undaunted and judicious assertor of truths awfully Important to our country . . That the Right Hon. Beery Grattan has eloquently sustained our applies ' tion is the House of Commons, and has again deserved our e•er , nal gratitude, and that our Chairman b. reqnested to transmit ; these our sentiments in suitable terms to all those Illustrious Per rages. • 10. That we have viewed with inexproseib e pleasure and ad miration , he generous exertions of our Fellow-Citizens of other persuasions iu our behalf, their solicitude in subscribing and re !-isomm.ostiog Petitions to Parliament far nor relief, their won , taneous support at public meeting .—we hope to merit their bo nograhle confidence by a continuance of the same temperate,but ' firm conduct, which has already conciliated their esteem; and, though we earitait, is sincerity, proffer those securities or ar rangements (amounting, if practicable, to the mere exchange of ope species of servitude tar anotheebyet we most cheerfully rem , der to their kind .leceptasce the only equivatent.in our power, ; our warm affections and lasting gratitude—our Atha of allegi ance—our past loyalty and nterits—our present willingness to assist (whenever by law permitted) in the arduous enterprise of , saving the sinking rennet of the State. 11. That from recent observation of political duplicity, we feel it necessary to recommend most earnestly to all Catholic Freeholders throughout Ireland, steadily to resist the preten sions of any Candidates, who shall hesitate to pledge themselves publicly to the uniform seaport of Catholic Einapcipation ; or who shall have lent, or are likely to lend. their support to any Administration, founded in intolerance, and hostile to the full en joyment of Religious Liberty. 12. That the expences, unavoidably attendant upon the con duct of Catholic Petitions, and the defence of the invaded Rights of Petitioning, call for the liireral aid of our Fellow-country men, and we confide to the public spirit and zeal of the Catholic Body, throughout every district, for ample pecuniary support. 13. 'That the Catholics of lieland have beheld, with sentiments of the deepest gratitude, the exalted patriotism of his Royal Highness the Duke of S urer,i manifested by his constitutional and enlighteced support of the principles of Religious Liberty. 11. That the most coolial gratitude of the Catholics of Ireland is due to the Author of the " Statement of the Penal Laws." lat e ly publi s a e a - a Wnrk in which we recognize all the ac curacy of great legal knowledge, combined it ith the classic ales-vire of the Scholar, and the profound observation of the Philosopher. 15. That the warmest expressions ofadmiration mid thanks are due, and hereby given, to Ctmnsellor Finlay, for the luminous anti profoundly elfiquent speech delivered by dim this day. 16. That the Protestant Gentlemen who have honoured our Meeting thisday with their presence, are deserving of our warm est thanks. / 17. That the Catholic Board he requeeted to anima Petitions to the Catholics of Irelaiul, in aggregate Meeting assembled, this day fortnight, for their adoption. la. That we do strongly and earnestly recommend it to the Cognac*, Citie s and,great Towns in Ireland, swim to aceom pony the General-Petitiou of the Catholics of Ireland, sy Local Wtitions, inasnatch as we consider the reiterivibn of an univer sal appheaion to the Legislature as one of the most effectual means of success. 19: That the Thanks , of the Catholics of Ireland are due, and are hereby given,. to the Noblemen • and.Gentlemea deputed by our Boara to convey our Petitions to Parliament and ou : Ad dresses to the Prince Regent, for their faithful , zealous, and he , pourable discharge of the trust reposed in them. 2a. 'That the wannest and ain't cordial Titanks of this Meeting are due, and hereby given, Id the Earf of liagall, for his highly dignified conduct in the Chairthis day. FINGALL. Chairman. THOMAS DROIMOOLE, M. I). See. Theabave Resolutions were transmitted to Mr. flay, the Ca. that Secretary, pow in • Loodon, to whom the Noble Chair man, on opening the business of the Meeting, paid the following handsome and wejl-merited compliment:— • Grantessest,—The highly Battering manner by which yon evince youraparobatimi of my being calledso the Choir, claim my, warms* thanks. It has ever been my most arrest whir to. promote, by my best exenioni, the attainment of Our mutual oh ject—that of Civil and Religious liberty. Sorer as I havelmen connected in the managenwat.of Catholic Albin, I have ever made it the rule of my conduct to submit my private opinion to tlmt of the Public, by whim confidence and approbation I con sidered myself highly hmoured.• la the obseoce of Mr. Hay, nor worthy . ilecrolarz, who is now actively employed la Lea den, on our serried, at will become necessary to appoiM, pro keeper, a risen to 11111 his litimtion the duties of which he has discharged with 60 mliek honour, seal, and tZr e t t : so Ilia o t . absence I coast the fittest speak. et Ike lons we all owe him.—Hl der s Lordship toed moved, 711 C Mr.. le, boappointed Seentarytindmg lheaheifelf tif Mr. 'Hay:" The Motion WO adlopOrd. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DRY and MARTIN, 97, HO Halbont.—Mxtty of the Coamerfeits muss made by DAY and MA ItTIN, miters hAve 97, 1101401LN, lenving ont the Word 1-11Gti$ mad solve have a sottill'lor) before the orsginfil Namt er. C:3`• Also observe, Mat the whale Address helms . and distlocl. • • nutor. TO LONDON. ) 4, NEW EDITION, for 1812, is this Day pub li•hcdrof THE PICTURE OF I.ONDCN, and m he had or Mes 44. LON GM.AN, HURST, RE ORME, and BROWN, Paternoster •s ow , price el/. 64. hntu d hi reit In tilvn. price 3s. 6d. stitched, with it line Portrait of Janssrijer Itainanjee, OiiIISERVATPONS on the Expediency of RIIIP BUILDING at Wantety, for the Service of his Majesty, and of the East India Cornwall,. By WILLIAM T‘YLOR MOSBY, Late Suprriatenda.it of the Marine at !impiety. Primed for LONGMAN. HURST, R 1 I.S, ORME, at:! IIVOWN, Paternoster-raw; *ad at the Britioh Gallery, M, N Papd....e. r. In ttvi, on ••• Sil. isched, PRABOD'H CHANDRA)! DAYA ; or, the Monn of burn rt ; an All , .,;(iiirt.l Dr,-na. Aid ATM A ROW .1; ar. the Knariledge of Spirit. " ". 7.t0-!:ited Ginn the Scharscrit and Ptiirrit. fly J. TAYLOR. M.D. _ . Member of the Asiiitic Sorieil . ntul of the Liternr, Suriet3, • B.rtil•ay. Printed for LON(IMAN, 11 tilr.4t, MOE, mid BROWN, Patersitriter-rotv ; and ut Ike British 6411.11, 51, N W 13 nut-creel. 19; ;bury fleposi..•:ry. Finsbury square. !Iv Mr. HULL, I'o-kW/PItOW, .1 t:lv 1. EVERAL well-bred seasoned 'II UNTERS, mas. S ten »f 1,41, vi''ght. also ..snir vtrone Wick:yr, in gm.d rov.dition, and fast tr:dters t Aeverril pair+ t:f Coat !r, flarflorhe„ Chariot, and Garrido Weidinmpf different eidonry ; • •in gle ditto t veveral good Or II lows, nerfertly (pie,. in haroet.w. :oat MA -trotters; some very deter Itor•es, vvhich have been rode with troops; and Ladies' Horses; a great tnaoy strong arldioonoti Mores, fit fur nturltine , , Inoil•reaehes, post•rhoice.„ sir aisoseveral hanst•oine Gallosvays. Pooirk, 4e. TI. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Nurserymen, Florists, and Cie curi ints insultivating American Shruhhy and Iferhaeenu4 Plank. A very large and fitelect cultecli,,n of the ahovr, all ritabliehed in small Pots ready for packing. collected by Mr. Job, Lytic, and chiefly from Seeds is the interior or America, and cui livaied by him at Philadelphia. By Mir. COGBRAN. On MONDA Y,lnly 13, and two folio 'Ong Days, at Meyer; e'"":lark, on the Pr.,:nis",adiniuing the Marlborough' Garilens, Bl :la I Lad's-lane, near Sloane-swre and Brumptria, beixt4to. COSIPRISI NG some Thousand Pots of the most be:tei PL %N TS ever imported,' in MO, health,. anal well establis'ied, of all the t brabbi species emeemed worth longing over, • iro a quindity-of Pew and curioastlowernag her baceous and Willow rooted plums, 1414ewitie in pots, and of hull; ehtubsand..acts, many oever before seen in this couctry, and suit set named. whole • ill lre Sold without, rest ve, as the Proorietor i- leaving the country. 'fn he *ien NI till the Sale by applying en the Premise., ni.d cotologues hutch there; and at Alrhsis. Colville'', Cliiri.tr, ; Mesw". k.ee and Ktttretly . :4, fiaglinrt9m,th; r "file"srs Brentfoid; Me"sr, Lotlige's, ; N;...s•rs. Buchaiotias, Camberwell; Messrs. Gordon and Fritchtirt - h-qrect ; Me:24rs. Mn-nut, F eet-btriet ; and 3f the tirtiamo r, Ne. 7, Duke-street. Grie.veieii • Lease of n capital Wisrvhousi.„ TO BR PLILLNIPTORi By .Mc..l At the Auction Mart, opp.p.tie the 8.41. k, an SA TURD kY, July 2, at Twelve o'Clork, fur 0. 4 .., pr . riSCl V• THE remoiiiing TEitM of a LEASE, of which Two Years and a Half were one% ptred the 2ith lime. of the Premi.es No. 1, QM...EN-STREET, only nue Door from LA DE; compri,ini large and ierN excel fent Wareh itse,and Muter Wareli-ii , e, An/commodious Howe, replete with roaveni.nce and inel I ti tut This situation stoles unrivalled f..r a..y Wain' -sale Dealer in .lIC he4ter, Scotch. Nottingham, or Slit-ILA, lines "lite `;:•,•.:.re very moderat , , and Lie i:iound.rent only SA Ire 1' ..1 by sold to the higlie.4 bidder, without .div re. w: ' wh.stevor. inc.', to he taken nt a fair A ppraisement, Lame. Jinie vu.sem.i. I. given; ti,nd all ret,t, tak,s, owiming:, he clear:Nl tflite present klidiummer. Fur further pv.rtimi , ro apply. ut 42, Basindiall.otreet ; Of of Mr. Jackson. E l 4, Last Smithfield. tittLAT N F. WS FOR LA DIES ANN Gi N 1 LEM !.N \V h , . have It ED or GRE Y 11.1 I It. N OFFICER in the Army, who wore powder, A . and i- maiming throu4ll a death in his faniiii , a is!ie I to leave it .4. hut his whiskers being reddish, and ',art grey, be ounsidervd it a disaguieliteut. Seeittz an advertiremew of the RUShI A DI E, he appliel to the PrOprietor to knn.t if it Would change his whiskers dark. The Proprietor' was so cer tain of it, he wished the Gentleman to take a i.uttle ou total, without paying for It, which the Gentleatnn declined, hut bought one. Rost calledin a few days again to show lib Wits. kers which were ehanited dark, and was so pleased, he le ft hi+ a ddress, that any tsentleman, doubting the abut'', mien be referred tohins ; but goes net like his name to, tie published. Gentlemen having - Reddish Grey Whiskers, sir Eyebrows, may immediately make them Dark or Black. Ladies cad Ge i atlemen making a trial will be convinced that the It USSI DlEds the best article iu the world for in :king red or grey hair on the head, or on any other place, dark t.r black ; is warranted innocent; not only darkens, but also thickens the hair and whiskers, nod is not like other compositions that are sold fur asimilar purpose, which are ofjt corrosive nature, aud mostly change the hair to a purple cast. A Lady of Distinction has declared to the Proprietor that for years she had been obliged to wear false hair, althouo by tog tolerably good hair of her own, but it being gres sit as early age, through some weakness in the growth, and seeing an advertisement of the Riniiin Dte, revolved to make a fair trial or it, and so great was the addition, that her intimate friends would not believe she had left or the false hair, without a mi nute investigation. and now constantly uses the Russia Oil to moisten her hair when dressing, as it proven' its falling lift; and on the least change immediately uses tie Russia Oye, which at all times gives the youthful appear:lore, as wMoi at twenty year: of age. Price Half-a-Guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles _ - _ . Sole holesale. retail, and for exportation, by the Propri etor, A. PRI N Cl', John street, Oxford - slim. Lawton (ob serve„ it i, a Pe ivate Ifou-e,_oppo,ite Nu. 7); and, by ..ppoint mem, Het& ie and Son*, Perfumers to her Majes“, Titchhorne. s t ier t ; (hide. 02. New Boud-street ; Bacon, 150 (Word street ; Withers. ?V, Strand ; Davison aid Sao, sy, Fl et street; Riot% b 5, Chearside, and 04, Park-street; ;ad, Ilolborst; lioltoo, Tint, Rapti I.:scrooge ; and •.1 sao.t p i riot Peranners anti Medicine Vendcr, in tilt , United Ladies and Gentlemen who have a favourite force, that by_ the colthing of the saddle, or from anv other accident, ha v e while ?pecks, 4 y tho toe of the Russia 1.)) r can make them 413 dark as its former colour. _ Merchonts; Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, bending their Orders to any Wholesale reriume , s or Nfeiliciut Venders they deal with in London, will receive liberal tilloisonce. Ladies and Geralemen residing in the country, by inclining one pound in a letter, will rec• ive by coach one guinea', woi th, Cavtioa.—As most valuable articles are tried to he rutut terfeited, envioas per Sons copy my advertivewe .th and Hills, and advertise compositions for a similar purpose, particular, fur your own sake, to ask fuc rr Prince's 1/”:1 for changing the lair ;" an d uPfierve the cover t aca li,ittle to prig ted with Russian gold ink. MR. WAKEFIEWS In Two large Volume!. 41n. wltli a Map of the Cott:dry, price . (14. len I rd,. AN ACCOUNT of IRELAND, STATISTICAL POL ICA L. Br rDWARD WAKI.FIELD. Printed fiir LONGMAN, HURST. RELM, ORMP,, a nd RROWN, Paterweaer•row; mad at the Briti,l; Gallery, 54, Nev, 13.-ncl,trevt. REVIEW. Mice wwed. Va. VI . of THE BRITI,SH RFVI Vw, and LONDON citiTicAL AL. CI , VII"W : 1. ilyron's Childe :,„t• I).:ltott's SA stem of ns ::ffeeted by th.• Abolition , Sluve Trade-4. Grenville's Portngol-3. I.t.ttets wf Tim/ Sitlton-6. flalt's Travels in Stere o Ter ;••• Sus:mei Posthoinerinorum Lif e of 9. Beni:arr. NOW Stern of Feint:llion-10. Mott!tv on trio I Preservation of Shipar .rked Persons-11. the Change . r Ministry-12. 1)-. Mar.lt's Letter to Mr. Vao-ittart • • —l3. Methodists. Life of Whitelield—Lost of new Work."—lo dev to the second Volume. Pointed for Longoton, Horst, 1 / I .e. • 0 rmo. and fir.l.( ft, p.r lertinAel-row t sold al.(1 be .T. Hateltord, IneckdillY ; . 1 % , Y 1 " , mot Fleet.street nnil J. Avenge. Cornhill ; and at the British Gallery, 31, Nevs Rood-street. ,Of whom mad be had . - . The same Work, Ni' I. li. ll 1. IV. and V. price fs, encl. EDUCATION OF 'nu FEMALE POOR. Price 36. O. IMPROVEMENTS •in the Common Mode of D Tedthitig I:I It I; F. [MEW ORK , rruaini,l n Report of :he Rise and Progress of the Laticasteriaa School for Girls, sJoirosork. Priiste.l for the Author, by J. Loocoster. and sold only at Ike (Oval Free School, Botonrgh•road, S..uthwnrk. 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IMPRESSED with a coascioesuese diet th eir de-. viation from the general pima has nevi highly, bitiefleiat to others. and Unproved in their professional ucquir•mments by Me i maturity of near twenty years exper ience,' Memo*. 4 Liu Kt E and CO. continue, with unatimmte-I ardour, Cie cradle/vim, of those disorders which are the consequence ill Illicit in•luigetece, qv the deAructive habits of the incos siderite Schip..l-boy. In progessiag the cure of these Complaints, they hold nut au ins ducement to vice I but, sensible Hs all men most be of the es. ioeure of such calamities, they inter their stalii , llllle" its regal. riff . ----. j educated Surgeons of London, and of the itosal• College of ADIROOVERY TO 'MASK THE 114 IR, GROW AND 1 Edichuigh. In all cases of Siphylitic Infection, and in every KEEP IT Pi CIJRI.: complaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising Inc. sue A T K'l NS 0 N'S ,ORIGINAL CURLING FLUlD,itCrienposition ot Vegetable Balsa Ms. Is tile best, infiunation of a certain desttuctive habit, long residence ite waren climates, free thing, or nay oth er cam's. producing a deGerney of manly vigour, the patient inky rely on a i•pe.dy restoration if not the only nrlicle w Inch will preserve time flair from tura- U:g grey' or falling off; and it: eared. in proinntine its growth. to vigorous health. Their improved plan of raring Strictures of where.it is bald by ninon., or where it has fallen off from decay, the Urethra has been attended with peculiar sucCess. Strictures can only he appreciated by expervice ; time Proprietor can of ten and t vienty years duration have yielded to their treat refer to hundreds who have henefitedlv if. % lien all other menus meat in the Mott period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen °film first respectability, who ham e lotion re l soder were ineffectual. I'..r dresAng Br. Hair it is %idiom clmpari- I this painful and distressing disease, hissing received a radical iiimd soli the best article ever invented, ;iv inz it -rich a glo4 and lovely permanent cure, particularly request that reference man he made appearance RS rail be obtaioed by tin o th er minis. whatever i an d : I to them, as saiiStry evidruces of the decided !mop/hods. of by its nutritive quafities, coareys s uch strength and vigour to the 1 Messrs. Carrie a C 0.% Han of Treatment. Miss y to. thete curl, that neither damp A eather r perspiration, n sea atinospheic, i Gentlemen had been tinder the care of Messrs. Blow. Ilessit exercise, or any other cause, will any whys affect it. side, and other Surgeons of equal emmence. who attempted N. B. This Fluid is ~ , i superior for dies.sicg the 'Hair, 'that j their Cure by the annlication of the Lunar Caustic, witauut most of the first hair-devisers use it to give a finishiog -polish to their heatflaressem. somas. Sold wiroleitnienoil retail by the Proprietor. James A ik issue°, Perfumer, No. 9. II irh-street, Bloomsbury. London ; a d by sex, 11e i s :i r i s h . CthuerircilevaarriestCo. ma y .d lit secrec y honour, their I 0 nmost, N . appointment by Messrs. Bayley and Mew, Cerfoinera in the IC Hation•gardeo acr d enimilted by patients of .either Duke and Duchess of York r C o ckspur-sireet, lu small bottles Patients in the country are requested to 'note the pat ticul ors lit Ss. W. tor in tare! bottles fe. . •1 of their case, age, and'general hanit of living, &c. Aii.. 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