The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-20 00:00:00

ARUNDEL. SUSSEX.
NORFOLK ARMS INN.

VV.. QUA !FE most respectfully begs leave to
• iularin the N bility. Country, Commercial Travellers,
Friend+. t:tid the ['unlit: in ztneral, shut he has re-opened
tr.:. above vvi, commodinua Had well-known Inn, which he
rrertitly farni.-leql an,l lifted ay is H very superior :..tvle of
314 veinfoit, sane lie mots by assiduity arid particular
tw merit their favours. They may rely on brim,.
s.r,rtl the Nit old Wines and Spirituous Liquors; like-
M e xrelleot well aired heels.

Vrr ve i;en Rlnhttn nut Carriage Howes.
Nrat nod commodious Ptnt Chaise:, Ruud Hones, and care-
ful privrrs.

THE IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH.
ev his Majesty's Royal Letter* Patent.
(Mont toot l'aereohle de la toile du lin.)
THE. Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, are
respectfully informed. the tibove Cloth for Family use.
Old for Sheeting, is sold, ,tatoped, with the Patentee's name,
mow of the Flom% Ste. in Case, of thirty and ugly Pieces
etch, for exportation; and by the. Piece only, from
yordgenrh. fiir the convenience of Families. at 4s.- is. 6,1-3 s.
—ls. 6d. and ft,. (id. per yard, by Mr. MIL-
LARD, ten: patentee, at iie East India ‘Viireitouses. No. Hi.
cbtapside. Lohd..n ; prevent any mistake occurring) It
s sold at no other hou,e a hatevcr. It; durability. its econo-
my. being nearly half the pi ice id sitar cloth; its singular eon-
darivenem to health and pleAsantness of wear, totally preventing
ti e ill erects of the sudibm s of the atmosphere; and of
*Mine or standing stilt nftkr active everrise, rue qualities for
which it stands unrivalled, mid which :elides, it must desirab:e
to ft/. ry individual, in every climate and in r.. ry season. The
Shertings, bath 3-44hs and 6-di 119 a i.it`. are unequalled for com-
fort and economy, and contain from two t. four Fir each
Piero. Gentlemen in tire Army and Navy, and Families tra-
velling, will find it of incalculable benefit, it never imbibing the
drop at-,%iisphere.
The White Mots for dresses, may be obta;ned as above,
(rain three to foot. Guineas rad) Piece. India Shawls, and In-
dia Ntu..lins for Gent least us' cravats, French Cambric*, gic. by
the Piece and Deinc.
The ',lade supplied. Orders by post wall meet intmediate
No. 16, Clteapside.

Otnrive, a fAiiipopies only are ndw let's on .ale (price Three
Shillings) of that scarce, iuteresting, and wrful himilv Wm k
Vivi% h wkich is Riven aft elernm Portrait of the Anima-, and a
II nu-e). equaled
A GUIDE to HEAP all t• • or, Advice to both
Seers, inn variety of Cainspinints.

By S. SOLONION. M. D.
Cootnining a Tread:, on Female Disea.e., Nervous and HY-
loiehondrine Complaint,; %kr; General !lei:larks on those Di,.
eases with which the human b.itly is mon frequentiv offlicted ;
eiphitning the Ssinortoms, tousle of treatment, find reeielics won
polierly adapted fir each respective complaint.
To which iv annexed, A Di-ertatina sun the Properties nod
1411. of Hot had Cold-Bathing: also an Essay sin Secret
;..",11; anti a Discourse tin Impotency in the Male, and
cagily or Barreone-s incident to Females: &c.—The whole
,ll'raied with a variety of autheetir facts, never before pub-
"• The hest preservative to keep the mind in health," eats
lord flacon, '• (and in many inccinces the body too) is the
I.ith;al admonition of a friend." Uoforitinittelv, the dislike of
I.:ciike not merely oar vices, but even our foibles, and
t.exposed, deters itone,ands from iisionz 1.. r or receiving
the philosopher reconnoemiss an! Cub; Youth in purl
ii rush licullone Win the vortex of dissipation nut death :
~lit Atviale C0M.'411.-11CeS SIP 11,•11111Olee to Ihii spectra. sand
'west:illy to population. has ,11.1, to my 101, by the publics-
tifthe " Guide to Health:. which is pointed out to the
Itiuded of either sex as the "Silent Fri,niti," which they may
u isio.at exposure, and with as-ured crielidrne.e of ea( -
r. ••• Tin> is that sutwhine. the profit.e warmth of which the
!!"41", tool, of peejudice cannot hear. A. troth prevails, pre-
: •ec sand all persons are left to their own judgment
r•rl 'hoc n experieme.
Condos: Printed for the Author t and told by Sans. Leigh,
; Sherwood, Neely, nod Jones, Paternoster-raw;
61''•1"0 nil l/ookselfers in the United Kin/dom.
.
leet Atom .ood Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies,
1.1 holtroiut:s aside la lI.aIW have bah printed.

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P.•rt I in R.OVAI

TaILORA LONDINENSIS, coutailling a history
JL: of the Plants Indigenous to Great Britain, illustrated by
Figures of the natural ,ize, and niaguified Diswciimat "1 the
Parts of Fructification I accompanied by S ientifir Descrip-
tions in Latin and English, with Ob-ervaii as illustrative of
their Histiov, peculiar Qualities, and Use, in Agriculture,
Rural Ecooiony, Medicine, and Conouerce.
-By the late WILLIAM CURTIS.
Author of the Botanical Nlnehrne.

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retard.
In Ibis Edition it is proposed to extend the nrieitiol plan of
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