The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-15 00:00:00

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PI EW VDITION er BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
THE SCHOOLMASTERS and GOV ER-
NESSES are respectfully informed, Main new and re-
vised Edition was this day published of MIL BL A lift'S N E W
GRAMMAR, which Gabes within this single Book the silo-
plat Ex posttionlf the PRINCIPLES of GRAM M A ft and
Its dependent liciencts, with EXERCESEb of all kinds suffi-
cient to perfect the Student in this Branch of Knowledge.
The retail price is hnlf-a-cteow, and it way he had in
quantities of all Booksellers, with the full allowance.
Lawton, Nov. I, I giA

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LE- genteel Household-Furniture, collection of valuable
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China Prints, grond. Pi.ano I'.-irte by Studisart,
ceu.
Lisboa 'Wine., band-flaw buy Carling, anti about
100 Greco-bouse Pinatas Shrubs, &v.
TO BF. MOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. BURTON,
TO-MORROW, at Clev..“ n't'lock, oo the Premises, oppo-
site White-hart Lane, l'ottenbass
T"Egenuine Efr'FECTS of a LADY de.
ceased ; comprising four-pow, coach-lop, and boot-
elltle btdilfil Is .s itlreeitsh• sal other furnltures, prime tea-
ther-beds, ns.,ttreers, nest bedding, doable and Wart.- eaelal
of drawers, unsb-bar.d clamberands, dressing tables, clamber nod
parlour cbtiirs, a set of dr,tweng-rontn chairs, itholag and cord
tables, nialsogagy sideboard, prints, paintings, earpeti, pier
er,
ikates,hran
craeriti
ite,7,..efut niseella:ercs efer.y, grrest-
, 41. g. Precisely nt One taluat ott.tLe 'first Day, tba
of the Hoist, wilkba sold,
To be viewed In the days of xnl4l6ll4l4stalorgyrayatoWhir-
Umtata had on the PreeLell 1 us of Mr. Berra" Ilk Cam-
hill.

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Very excellent 1 . i. ,is rod f. - .
bedsteads an; rielx li :al am; friasrd ; cleen bed-
ding ; wardrobes, s. ciss'alessoul Isoolterwes, pedestal side-
board ; 14 good inalsogawy dining-roam chairs, covered
with red Mermen, several maim, carpets, French draw-
ing-room window-curtains. &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr.SkINNER;
On the Premises, No. 15, Little Bast cheap, TO-1M Ha
ROW, NareMber 16, litl, and following day, at Eleven
o'clock, without reserve, by ..Eder of the PI upricor, Mr.
JOHN HEWITT, going abroad. The Furniture is is
excellent condition, hem; nearly new, sod consists of
every article worthy the attend.). of those who wort to
furnish usefully and ornamentally, via. •
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AOFTY mahogany double-screwed four-post
.81-4 bedsteads, 5 feet 6 Linkes wide, with rich claims fund-
tare, prime goose and down bordered feather berk, egad.-
lom bedsteads, with furnitures nod suitalsie bedding; ward-
robe ; 401,14 e and fungi.. chests of drawers ; secretary sad
bookcases ; mahogany parlour chairs, and sofas to match i
some handsome carpet., one of which is as depot Turkey
Brasseh carpet, 18 feet by 15, and a ditto 1J fret by i
feet ; hearth rags ; saahogany dining, carp, Pi-robroke, aid
dressing tables ;:chimney, pier, and dressing klacses. and
mirrors, in rich and elegant gilt frames; twelve drawing-
room elbow chain; some fine paintings; prints; china; a
eapital eight-thsy clock in mahogany case; kitchen requi-
sites; about four chaldnin of coats, &c. &c. &c.
The whale way be viewed the Mornings of each Day's
le; and Catalogaes bad on the Premises ; BriJore-Hard
Coffee-house, Cracechtirch-street ; Sao Tavern, Eastebeap ;
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and of the Auctioneer, Newington..

• AMERICA.
FROM THE NOVA SCOTIA ROYAL GAZETTE.
OCT. 20.-It would appear from the hostile ah.
'traction of Mr. Madison, that even the disposi.
lion to conciliate did not exist on the•psrt of the
American Executive; and the stylden determine.
rtiou of Mr. Erskine to return to England, at
• moment when it was expected that his departure
would he retarded, fur the purpo4e of facilitating
a settlement, must give rise to •cry unpleasant ale.
prehensions. If Mr. Jackson's instructions wets
so pleasing to America, as cot to require any ex.
planation' from Mr. Erskine, we arc persuaded,
that the President would have hastened to receive
him ; anti we are also persuaded, that if Mr. Er.
skine's continuance wzis likely to remove existing
difficulties, or even to retard the occurrence of
what is so much and so justly apprehended, that
gentleman would not have been in such a hurry to
dispose of his furniture, and to get his Nosily to
England. A *war we deprecate ; but if the twee:.
sity, dreadful as it always is, be created by French
influence, and the incurable antipathies of the
American Government itself, then we trust that
the British Minister will know what he owes to
his country.