The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-02 00:00:00

TUB WATIAINri PLACES.

rr" Public stud the Booksellers, at all the
Water.a4 Placte ore,respretfully infipsitteci, that a New
Edition of the I,UIDE to all the WATERING PLACES. for
1813, wth an eeti.e new set of Views, is now ready fur deli-
very, at 156 io boards; and 16s. in red.
30, Paternoster-row.

MILLARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH,
SHIRTINGS, AND SHEETINGS
ITFor re/minting the Perspirti ti,mand Prevention of taking Cold).
HIS valuable ARTICLE is sold, stamped,
Wholesale, and by the Piece, or Dewy Piece, at the East
India Wm-dowses, No. 16, Cheapside, and at no other House.
It is warranted free from miitture ; and is most des.rable for
persons travelling or going abroad (as it does not imbibe the
damp atmosphere), as well as for the inhabitants of this change-
able Climate; it is neatly half the pace of Irish and other
Linens. It is of great delicacy of texture and durability. It
is one of the greatest Preventives of the taking Cold ever dis-
covered.

The Sbeetiags are both monde in Ell-wide and 6-Iths.
The delicate Article ..f White Chints may be obtained t%
sbove only, in Pieces enntisinl..; three Dresse., at 21. 2s. and
S. 12s. 64. each, std those of four Dresses, at 31.35. each.
East India Warehouse, 16, Cbeapbide.

UTILITY AND ELEGANCE co m 111 7411 F: D.
Under the illustrious patronage of their Royal Highnesses the
Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, his Excellency the
Spanish Ambassador, and many Families of high Distinction.
ACASSAR, 011. toe the 11A I
This Oil is proudly recommended on the ba.is of troth
and experience, and the oast relievable testimonials It pos.
sesses pr,mertiei of the most salubrious nature fur restoring the
Hair, where it bas hero Bald for years, preserves it from fall-
ing off or turning grey, to the latest period of life; produces
on the tresses a most beautiful-Glass. Scent, and Curl.
This OIL is infinitely eflienehous in renovating Children's Hair,
promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c.; in hue,
it is pre-eminent for renovating the Macao Hair, and render-
kg it truly elegant and beautiful.
Merchants, Captains, &e. and this an Article of pre-enti-
Dent utility for preserving the flair in lot climates.
Fur general utility it, inclosed. a " Treatioe.on the Impart-
ment of the Human -1(11;r," giving a fall description of the vir-
tues of the Oil; with testimonials tram persons of distinguished
ct ousidernii.m. This intermtirm Book awl the Oil, is highly
worthy the attention of patents, proprietors of schools, &e.
nod should be a Vade-Mecum fur esery family throughout the
world. Sold at Se. 6d. 50:64. 10s. 6d. or large bottle' eon-
tuinieg eight small, at U. la. each, by the sole Proprietors,
A. Rowland. and San, Kirby-street, Dation-garden, London;
and by their woolesaleneents in London.
Also by Mrs. Davison, Porlinment-street ; Messrs. New berry
and Sow, Dame•stieet ;nod Messrs. Bowling, Walker, nod Ca.
Capes street, Dublin; Mr. C. Ciughlan, Grand Panicle, Cork;
151!. M`Bryde, Glasgow I Mrs anthem, Ediabereh I and by
all perfumers and medicine velders in every town throughout
The Empire.
••• CmirtOrro--To prevent imposition, please to ask for
Pon land's fitacamar Oil ; nod observe none are genuine, wit h-
est the signature on the label, in red tat, A. Ito land and San,
a.ni the Hook inclosed.
Of theabove may be had. ALSA NA KXTR ACT for TITS
TEETH and kiIIMS, and curing the Tooth-itch, at 10.1* 6d. and
As. 6d. per bottle, or 2s. od. per lam.

Just published. price 2s.
HINTS to the NEKVOUS and DEBILITATED
of both Iles's, purtioularly to those whose Infirmities
are an insurmountable bar to Connubial Happiness, and to the
Iniseuidedproselytes of that destructive habit, which under-
twines the mint vigorous constitutions, and often precipitates
You. ne persons, in the prime of Nfe, into all the infirmities of
:Ige, a complication of diseases, and the eery brink of the
grave, before they are conscious of its mural turpitude, or de-
Pruetive tendtaors with Observations on the best mode of
Treatment, founded on low and ample experieuce.
By M. VENEL, M.l).
Late Professor of Botany nt the University of Leyden ; Physi-
cian to the Royal Household at Berlin, &e. Ike. itc.
" Nen erit since, sed valere, vita."—Martial.
London: Published by the Author, and sold by Messrs. Par.
"iv 166. Meet-street g Watson, 22, Souttsamptua-street, Co.
see 'rude° t Birnards, 19,9; Strand, near lit. Clement's °buret' g
Goddard, 1, Pall-Mall g iii she Author's Boast, Alfred"
ace, Redford-square ; and by tbc principal Booksellers in
Alfred-
paw; lad Country.

4. That tinder such circumstances, the Deputation nominated
by the Committee of Traders had no akernetise but to intimr
your to prevent the said Bill from passing through the House of
Lords, which was accomplished by the active exertions of the
Right Him the Earl of Lauderdale, who houonred the Deputa-
tion with conferences on the subject.
-b. That the Thanks of this Meeting be gives to the Right
Hon. the Earl of Lauderdale, fur his ready ;111(1polite attention
to the Gentlemen who waited on him, and for his prompt, able,
and effective exertions inopposing the said Bill.
• 6. That thii Meeting do highly approve of the conduct of the
Deputation, and do cordially thank them for their activity and
zeal throughout their proceedings.
7. That the most active means be adopted to obtain an Act
early in the next Setsiou of Parliament, for the prevention of
these nefarious practices; and that it be recommended to :,11
Cities and Towns that may feel aggrieved thereby, to petition
Parliament for relief, and instruct their Representatives in Par-
liament to support the same.
8. That Subscriptions to defray the necessary expences will
be received by Mr. Lee, of No. 33, Noble-street, Cheapside,
Treasurer; and all communications relative to the above bust-
new will be thankfully received by Newts. Mayhew and Price,
of Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane, Solicitors to theiCommittee.
9. That the foregoing Resolutions, signed by the Chairman,
be published in Six Morning and Four ETeeing Papers.
• ROBERT WAITHMAN, Chairman.
Mr. Waithman having left the Chair, and Mr. Vale having
been called thereto,
10. It sins Unanimously Resolved, That the Thanks of this
Meeting be given to Mr. IVaithman, for his able and constant
towline to the interests of the Traders, and for his zealous eu-
deriver* iv obtain the relief sought forby them. .

'PILE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is highly
1 esteemed in the East and West ludiesaiir nourishing and
invignrittinz, the Nervous System, and acting as a general Resto-
rative in debilitated Constitutions, arising front Bilious Com-
plaints contracted in hot climates. The cold and tremulous
nerves are warmed and steadied ; the relaxed tihres, or soft
dabhy flesh, rendered tirin • the muscles invigorated ; and the
emaciated limbs covered with firm flesh; and the exhausted ves-
sel; replenished.
Such as have the care and education of females, the studious
as well as the sedentary part of the community, should never be
without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, 7hich removes Diseases in
the head, invigorates the mind, itnproves the memory, and cu-
livens the imagination; revives and exhilirates the languid
droopinespirits, promotes digestion, and braces the nerves.
This Medicine is sold In Bottles, price I Is. each ; or four in
oficyarnily Bottle, for 33-. by which the Purchaser saves one
Ils. Bottle, by all the Medicine Venders in the United King-
dom.
To prevent Counterfeits, observe particularly, that the words
" Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," are printed on the Stamp.
vie As Dr. Solomon's practice is now become so great and
exteriive, that his constant engagements require a considerable
purtion of his time and attendance, be expects. when consulted
by letter, the usual compliment of a One Pound Note to be in-
closed, and -should, for safety, be thus directed :—" Money
Letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead Douse, near Liverpool. Paid
double postage."