The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-25 00:00:00

THE PERSIAN 44111845.D01t.
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BY THE TOWN CRIER.

Tyne—•• The Frog in an Opera Hat:"

TIFF. Persian Ambasaidoes coma to towel
Ileigho ! says Haney;
f And he is a person of rank and renown,
Saks in Persia they'll knock all French polities dna%
With their Parks-nous, nuke-sear, gammon and spinach fa,
Heigh° I says Emperor 'Honey.
Tit see • • e. Ambassador all the Fuiks ran;
Ileigho ! says Roney:
He has sixty-three children; says Honey; well dealt
What a der'l of a feliaw ! while I haveal vat?
With my Partsz-voias, l'onlez-vene, Josephine mai others
Height' ! says the Emperor Battey.

Till presented he'd been be could not go about
Ileiglin ! says Boney
So went to the Court, while the folks made* roit;
And being presented. imd lease to go out,
With a I'4l*z-onus, Voukz-eouti Johnny Bull; laks d),e,
Ileighol says Emperor lioney.
To the Op'rt the Persian Ambassador Went
lisgiti,! say, none ;
He said to go alien it was hit intent;
For he lik'd it so well he scaree linter what it meant,
With their Parkz-uour, Voutes-uouo, Naldi and Vestry
Height. I says I::uiperor
To the Playhouse the Persian Ambassador bled;
Height) I says Honey :
At the sorrows ,If Leer lie sobb'd and sleet!,
And then at the Pantomime howled till he cried,
With their Pas kz-voni, l'oule..l-yous, Juey Grimaldi too,
Heigh., I says Emperor Hooey.

With the Ent India Company next he died,
Height)! says Honey:
To stew Min all honours their Worships:lo4a%
So wine walk'd beim him, and others behind,
With their Parlez-noes, nicks-was, titlhitsaod tartlet%
Helga° ! bays Emperor Haney.
At the Bank he found Specie was scarcein the ptace:
Ho! Ho ! says Honey.
But they shew'd him vast many " Naar on the men
Ily that leaned A tator on Cash, /1 es air Ilan,
With his Parkk-vows, Vaultz-vtirs,Water-Mark Promise:ols
11ei2,-ho ! says Emperor Honey.
To what place next will his Excellence hie?
Height: ! says Honey.
Perhaps', if he means Ins good fortune to try,
To HISH'S, a Lottery Ticket to hay,
With his tlailez-voui, Vatil43-tiout, good lucky Number tee,
Heigto I says Emperor Battey.
If a Prize the Ambassador chances to bank;
says Honey.
And, no doubt, MR. HMI, tot man of his rank
Wouldal impolite lir us t•ell him a blank;
With his Park:-sons, runlet-vow, Capital Prizes too,
Ileigho! says Emperor Hooey.

if a beg Prize Ise g-ts, in A, B, C, or D,
lleigho ! saysiloaey s
Won't matter, nu doubt quite contented he'd he,
And, at going, say " Jolnuty Bull, tltanlt')e for me,
" W itlt Parles-uons,nule:-vous, RI remember yes.
licigho 1 says Emperor Honey.

Every Stockholder is requested to observe, ,
by eachanging 3 per Cents. into 4 per Cents% (hey
will receive a large surplus, exactly the same di,'
'Wald, and the same security. On every aft,.
exchanged, an arlinntsge is realized of ag3 or X6',
this will enable the exchanger to purchase Shares
in the State Lottery, and be no loser. lloitess-
and Cu. Stock Brokers, 26, Cornhill, and ,
Margaret's-hill, Borough, undertake to transfer
the same, free or any ex pence whatever, to
those who favour thee► with their commands,
tho Lottery to be drawn on the 14th of N'
NoNTR.
The Meeting of Parliament !—Whatever
ference may exist about the State biros andfisheo,
all arc ne►n. con. re-pectins those of the Lour
—all remember, that Fortune's Sessions it hat
day, without prorogation. Therefore all are
speetfully invited to move to CA RTZielil No,
Charing-cross, to furnish themselves with the w;
♦ID MEANS of wealth and Independence.

of
AN. A_C *t must excelleht M'
DinixE, the CORI)! 1L BAJA' of G 14.11!
prqpared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gitead House, near hirer-
out ; and sold, wholesMe and retail, Ns, I)icey mid Suomi,
1 How Church-yard ; widMathews and Leigh, 15, Strand,
Loa:ion; price half a guinea a hottle ; or the qwintity of
four in ono Family ilottie for Tt.irty-theee Sudliiir, , e'
which Nine Siiilliags are saved, duty included.
" To administer to a mind diseas'J, pluck fvoin the me*ory
a rooted sorruw,
" Raze not the written troubles of the brain, awl with
sweet oblivious antidor.,
I." Cleanse the foul bosom of that perilous stuff which sti
/Too the heart.'
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It is notorious, that various disorders of the
'tw brought oa by dissipation in yank, and the
stthist dales which prudence dictates for the pcmanailline
bialthound laying a foundation for a
with &Brio ant/strong constitution. TheMblLlV‘iirt=
are no sooner lost than painful experience tends the
usable value of ii,alid the unhappy patient looks artiani, W
often alas ! in vain, fur the mean' of its recovery I
The CORDIAL BALM OF GILBAD is universally
lueowledied to be peculiarly etilcacioas in all inward writ-
lags, loss of appetise,indimtion; depressioa of spirits, tram;
%Bog or shaking of the bands ar limbs, obstinate coughs,
shortness of breath, and eousamptive habits. It Shim the
blood, eases the mast violent pains in the bead and stomach,
aid promotes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gee-
try this Medicine is muca ndmired,.beiag pleasant to the
taste and smell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach.
Mad giving that proper tensity which a good digesting re-
wires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and awl*
e diet ft iiiktrntat'debauch will' wine, axe*
This Cordial is highly esteemed in the Bast and West llitaillio
fur tiourishiog and iusigorating the nervous system, WA :t
lug as a general restorative on debilitated coustitathellimii:
log from bilious enniplaiats contracted in hurdled..
Who have the care and education of females, tbs.
well as the sedentary part of the community, Amid severbi
[. *Mott( the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which rem Wes diwaisio
lin the bead, invigorates the mint, improves the menioryome
Miliveas the iinagianti ion.
1 It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as are at-
tended u ith the fidlowing symptoms—namely. a great grail
net. of tar breast, with difficulty of breathing; violent palpi-
holm* of the heart, sudden nushes of beat in Tarim* passel
the body at other t!.:ies a seine of cold as if water arts'
.Paired 1111 theist; tly Mg pains in the arms and limbs, back sod-
helly, re.einblihg those occasioned by the gravel; the palm
very varilyie, sometimes uncommouly slow, at other times•
very quick; yawning, tle hiccough, frequisit sighing, and
sense of suaireation, as from a ball or lamp in the thrust; al-'
ternate tits of 'crying and convulsive laughing; the deep an-
round, and seldom refreshing, mod the patient often troubled:
with horrid dreams. Much hat been said by interested huh-.
siduals against Medicines that are advertised; but there is W
very important observation to be maderespecting the Cordial:
Balm of (ideads.lbat unless its operation was geodes silk
and efficacious, it could not have obtained the une
demand it has acquired; for, as it has rarely the great ad-
vantage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient, our
moiling nut his coovietion of its virtues, by its salutary cf.
feels, can induce perseverance, and yet reasonable perserts
mice is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest
coiobinatio.) of ehyruirah and gaberficals to root oat chronic
diseases, and restore the valetadiareinn to health.
Its sseil-Iniown characteristic of 'prountiag Inagevlty har
bee., long maintained for by keeping the constitution. as its
were, in continual repair, It preserves the body in health and
vigour, and prevents preisaturvdem. • It requires no pas'
iieular confinement, OOP aural iqiiitenlet.

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