The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-02-24 00:00:00

lillliy Editor and Proprietors of the NEW CY.
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and unavoidable interruptions, their great undertaking will be
accomplished. They have published fifteen Parts during the
1:161 two years; and in consequence t,f measures latelymdopted.
tier mist !Let they shall be able to publish fight Purls in each
sucereiliog year. Of the seventy-two PartevihiCh, as they have
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toe utmost of their power, the perfection of a work, which may
trult be detitioniated National ; and ea wh;nl ti.ey have already
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At the counmencensrett of iw undertakiloaftesuch magnitude
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On the Ist of February, 1813, was published, price I-. 6.1.
accompanied with tin. Biography, Mad embellished with an
accurate Likeness of Alexander, Emperor of Russia, No. I.
(to be continued Monthly) of
THE NEW ENTERTAINING MAGAZINE;
or, Repository of Geue,al Knowledge, for January,
Ps Magazine like the present has long been a desideratum in
Petiodieed Literature. It bus been justly regretted, that, among
the cumber In circulation, n 0 one existed, sufficiently entertain-
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der entertainment the haud inaid of instruction. present is
au attempt to remedy the defect. It will include •Riogrophy,
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tourist va'atahle, to every Family.
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quantity ; a certain cure for smoky chimneys; and war.
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tittices fitted up with ranges embracing the late improve-
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FllalltAi—A BC L1061;14-- PI L LS.
LN the tune of these dreadful Disorders, Mr. T.
SIAM n• how retunird trem litatvad.ufter oh-
e•nre nt ten years., bees leave to e-'arc the public, that he ha, a
myth,,,!, pecutiar to himself, the knew ledgr of which he derived
final hi. late Father, Dr. Strike, formerly of Repert-street,
who, for opwards of fifty vents, wad, without .exception, the
!tow skilful amid successful Practetionrr in such eases. Ibis amm-
o", h... ...yer yet known. it in be proper to *inform the af-
flicted, that they need be under ISO nporelieu-ion of painful sub
feting, st• hr edrec I% a cure by means as easy and geiale, as power-
ful and ..Ifichciouv, without, its noy instwmce. havittti rermine to
rim dangerous operatiwe of rutting. He bopes it will not be
deemed puffing heisein3t whets he :imam the public, that the re-
spectable tesi !emotes lie rati produce for his skill mod experience,
will emivince else most ineredulou., no pa' teat, however bad his
Va.", heed to deli oi., where the constituti.in is not already ra-
h:owed.

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