The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-18 00:00:00

11„* Great a‘s"rtiornt of Gold and Gilt Frame..

GRASS BLEACHED LINENS.

FROM the distressed state of the Manufacturers!
in Ireland. Liven Cloths have fallen full 2) per cent.; and
the IRISH LINEN COMPANY -would recommend their
friends to take this opportunity to purchase. ns should war- with'
America prevail. an advance as extraordivary mast aecessarily
and heateelately take place.
The Irish Linen Company sell• no article bat Irish 1.140P11. and
not Icss than a piece. Each piece is se)trrauted as to fotwits
bud to he bleached on the grass. and the money, returned if. •
fault appears. Cash for Rank of Ireland Dotes.
BILILN. Agent to the Cam pays
No: 4, situshvide of Sloane* ry -sqtaire, Is tie Crompaay% tasty
house in IJ-triton.

A A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF
WRITING, _ _ _

By J. CARSTAIRS.'

By this New Method nay Person may learn, In SIX LES-
SONS ONLY, a most beautiful Itaim.ng nand. This attain-
ment will be of great advantage to those wbo have Books to
keep, or, from their avocations in life, are obliged to write fre-
quently. It will entirely eradicate any bad fermi, and will
also add very much to accuracy, freedom, and expedition. To
write well must be allowed by all to be a most necessary and
useful accomplishment. Any improvement therefore that can
be evade to facilitate the obtaining of speed and proficiency in
this art, cannot be ituacceptatle to the admirers of Pemoninliip,
and also to those in business. This New Method is widely dif-
ferent and entirely distinct from all other Methods lately adver-
tised.
specimens may he seen, and reFpectnble refiTencts riven, on
application in J. Caranirs, us No. 18, Newcastle-street, Strand.
Ladies and Gentlemen may be attended in any purl of Loudon
at their 0%11
Accounts and tae principle and mnst Useful Breaches of the
Motu, mastics Taught upon au Es peditions Plan.

The folrowing Works will he published in the rousse of the pre-
sent Month, by LONGMAN. MUIIST, RE ES, ORMI,
and BROWN, Patenroter-row:
1.
1-11. A STATISTICAL and POLITICAL AC-
COUNT of I ItELAN D : Comprisitig it. geographi-
c:it divisions, pb,sird avert, agticulture, and natural pro-
ductinin ; its manufacittres, commerce, and fisheries; its go-
vernment, ecclesiastical establishment. juridical:administration,
pat limmentafy reprnculation. and political suitl religiatis par-
ties; tin. state of the population, the ca•toms, mauners, and
habits it the poor; Sm. Ac. With a retrospective view of
its past, and hims for it. future lipprovement.
• • By EDWARD WAKEFIF.LD.
In 2 volumes quarto, illustrated by a ?lap of the Conan". •
S. TRAVELS Its the INTERIOR of BRAZIL; pre-
cedell by on Acconnt of a Voyage to the Riode la Plata. By
Jobs Masse. Author of a " Treatise on the Mineralogy of Der-
byshire." '
0. 'Thwipariatigial prof tilibrirestorlairs to the Isiroviay of
BnuU, where no Eriglisiloan was tier before pristine.' to
travel, mad particularly to the gold 'and ittninoud dis•ricts,
which he investigated by order of the Priam Regent of Par-
! fugal. In one volume quarto, illustrated with owntruus
S. ft I:PORTS, ES rIMATES, and TREATISEF., em-
, bracing the several subjects of crumb. navignale river-, har-
bours, piers, bridges, draining. embanking, light•111111,C9, ma-
chistery of various descriptions $ including fire-engine.,
&c. dc. with other miscellaneous papers; dranis up i • the
curse of his employment as a Civil kaigineer. By the lute Mr.
John Moreton. F. R. S, Ilinorated with 'Plates. inied
chiefly from his runnincriptab, under the direction of a Select
• Committee of Civil Engineer.. In 3 volume,: quarto.
4. SPEECHES of the h.te Rtght Hon. •VI M. WIN 1/-
A M ; with a Bingorphical chiefly hi the
E.
events of his political life. By Thomas Mayo.. .q. In three
volumes octavo, with a Purtra.s.
5. An ACCOUNT ache PRESENT STATE of the GOLD
COAST of AFRICA. In one valuate octavo. •
6. °SIN lANA, in twit .1011111eil futobcap octavo. By IL
7. POP.AIS and TRANSLATIONS. By Reginald Heber,
M. A. conistiamg Palrstitie, Europe, &C. are. to one volume
I...otwap ,:rtavo.

rr"F ROYAL FA MI LY, and Ladies and Gen..
tlemen of Fashion in Enehoul, toe PR INC L'S OR 101-
N AI. LONDON RUSSIA 011., No nooistering the hair when
dressing; it is sit PT:it a nonrisher to hair, if u-ed eon:tient, ne-
ver a hair ail' fall off nr turn Ere y ; in short, where there is
hair by nature, and it has g •t thin or bald, by using the Russia
Oil regularly, you only ray nit its being restored. Several
Gentlemen that 'sere bald, have declared, after using the lltis
sin Oil regularly fur six months, the bald places berame co-
vered with hair ; nice it a fair trial by using it regularly, as it
cannot have the elfcci if "illy np plied at intervals; promotes
ese-brows, whiskers, and Will prevent whiskers turning red-
dish or grey. It is the best preparatian iu she world for pre-
serving and promoting the hair. Several who had used the
RUSS'. 011. for years, rind from the u-e of that alone, not
hair fa tl silf, nr turned ;;rep ; hut being permaded by their
Hair-dressers to use other Oils that is wlversised, as they are
cheaper. but in the raid found them the dearest; their hair fell
rid; or turned grey, havedeelared they will use no other than
ilw Russia Oil in future, it beim; the best article • fur moisteniog
ilk' hair when dressing; as it keeps real or false hair of its sa-
tinet elms and curls.
A CsUrto tr.—As a set of Swindlers have emsaterfeited the
Russia Oil, and g yen it for oit'e at Hair-dressers' straps. &e.
they persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, have imitated thp
Engle and Signature nn the cover. To prevent the like impft-
sitionv, and as more security, the Proprietor has leave of the
CommigNioners of his Majesty's Stamp Mier, to have his name.
" A. Priiwe," printed on the Government Stamp, which is all
the outside of the cover of each bottle, the counterfeiting of
is hint it felony.
Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to ohserge the above
Caution, as many have been misled to purchase the counter-
feit.
Ask for Prince's London Russia 0i), at Ss. per bottle or one
bottle, containing four small, ut 14. 2s. ; tis large bottles at
sf. ditty included.
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Oxford-
, street (observe it is not a Shoop. it is is Private Douse, opposite
No. 7); and by appointment, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his
Majesty, New lioud-stnet; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumers to
her Majesty, Titchloonse-street, Golden-square ; Bayley mid
Blew, Perfumers to the Prince mod Princes-, mod Duke and
Ductless of York, 5, Cockspur-street ; Newberry met Son, itk,
St. Paul's Chnreli-yard; Dicey and Solon, Bow Church-pints '
Barclay. and Son, 95, Fleet-market ; Butler, 4, cioeapside;
SECOND VOLUME OF LEE'S DICTIONARY OIF
• PRACTICE. •
Shaw and Edwards, 6S, Si. Paul's Church-port!: Rerry, Jobe- I
son, Greek.street ; Low, 990, Strand ; Gallic, 52, New Bond- large Vn!ame Bvo. prier If. 3t. hoards,
street; Rim; 65, Cheopside; Davison and Sue, 59, ! DICTIONARY of
street; Bacon, 0 iford-street. . • THE PRACTICE in CAVIL ACTIONS in the
Fleet. I TIT E Second Voldme• of
• After perusing the respectable Venders in London who sell i COURTS of KING'S RENCRand COMMON PLEAS, to-
' Prince's Bassin Oil, It must be evident that be is the original tether with PRACTICAL DIRBCTIONS and FORMS dist-
PrOprictor, all totters are counterfeits, sad the sellers balms- i Badly ardaeged under such hauL •
.tun. By T af.Grayls Imo.
Lidifs and Gentlemen residing in the cowry, by inelntleg.tbe I • London Printed for F. Rte.', Lay eankseliers!Bon'Yo!di
money in a letter to the Proprietor, *III lent by renews sof, Lincoln's Inn sof whom nos! laird,. Video, the First, price
couch.—Merchants, Caplets', also Centotry Shopkeepers. read- ' 11. Is. in boards. • ! •
log their often to aay wholeisite Perfumers sr Medicate Vol- inn Work %vitt befannol thp pat complete body of Purr
den they deal with In LoOdon, will recklve'llbetal alluvreser. Ike ever published; ood-fjnott itre.ot aocuracy, sad perm&
$r ist.suse to ardor Praia's Longo* Basis Oil, as thew -.cosy otortoogoriego, oi# beef hilts otlltty to die noire of
are many consterkio. every Profirosisool Utiolenaio.

MISS EDGEWORTH'S NEW WOU K.
Oa the 14 of Josue will be published, the Fourth, Fifth, an!
Si till Valuate% of

TALES OF FASJIIONABLE LIFE.-
Ily Miss EDGEWORTH.
Printed foe J. Johnson sold Co. St. Polars Chorela-yard.
Where mad be had, the first Three Volorries of the above
Work, price 18s. bd..; and all Mist Edgeworth's other Works.

Price 4v. the Second Part of
AN ENQUIRY into the Moral Tendency of
METIIODISNI and EVANGELICAL PREACHING.
By WILLIAM BURNS.
" The Independent. temperate, and argumentative manner in
whirl this Enquiry (Part First) is conducted, stamps on it a
considerable value, and of course entitles Li 111 peculiar notice.
Mr. Barn's reasoning will the sect is designed. by exposing the
weakness of their system, to cure lie vices which spring from it.
From this specimen of his coolness and ability he will he likely
to du the c.siese he espouses some orrice.",-Monthly Review.
()ember; 1811.
0-This Enquiry is evidently the work of an acute and sensible
writer. He argues closely. writes with perspicuity. and Ales
attention by deserving it. Without agreeing an every thing with
thematic'''. we have upon the WhOle been much pleased with the
style and ovihstanee of his letters. which we shall be glad to see
coutinurd."—Briti,b Critic, Dec. Pill.
' Printed for J. Johnsm and Co. ht. Paths Church yard.
WlMre .mav be bad. by the same Author,
1. The PIRT PA ItT of the above EhiQU I ItY. price
2. An ESSAYost the SPIRIT of CHILISTIAN IT Y, price
63. • -
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1. La.

CONS 1 Dt.R OF IT ! AN A NSWER. TO '• THIN KS
1 TO ki ICSELF."
in three hnndusine v hunt, ilitntleci.no. price One (Woes.
1 'LI. COMIDER OF IT! A Satiric Tale, in
IL *Welt " Thinks I in hipelt is.partinily consi4errd.
" Consider it not ton deeply'.—Sa ilteiraa as.
Llndna : Printed fur T. Tem 111, Cheaptidet and C. Chap-
pie, '
A ito,jost putilithed, in 9 solunint.
GOOD NEN of MODERN DATE. By Mrs. Green.

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