The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-25 00:00:00

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HOLDITCIPS GUIDE TO EMIGRANTS.
Ott Saturday nest will be published, la Sr.., prised fid. la
Maeda.
mint EMIGRANT'S GUIDE tn UNITED
JIL STATII et Abt ERI CA t cassia*, the am +Mace aad
direction, resperloß Votyage, Peeserviasitia of Health.
Ctwke of Sc.: alu, the West idantiaties imiceto-
itartbe Climate, Productions, P Mimeo% prices of
Laud. Labiate, aid Prosigiora. and other subjects. Eceanualeal
and Political. *Swim tit -*Ware of misses &beat to emigrate
ta the United Rates awt British
By ROBERT HOLOITCII. Pte.
Mealier ..f the Moral, Cullece n 1 Seeress.
Printed far William 11. w, 45. Laditate-bill.

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SO LdD NY PropertyAUCTlON,. Hertfordshire.
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. Re W. LBI.CHILD.
by order of .the Aasignees of Messrs. Bekleris and On.. me
WEDNESDAY, she 9th of September. at Twelve o'Clork
et Noon, at the George Ism, Bontiogford, In Five Lan.
/FRE several ESTATES and INTERESTS foe
LIVES, Of sail in two valuable She extermiive M
HORSos espislSHAffpow-frepostatsd PARK. Old ow
atry-dadmitk.F4l BAC Qiesste mar Hontineford. I. the o.lkniy
of liens. e .etainteg is the whole about ISO acres ..f floe oars,
dow. plistere, arid arahle lend.
Descriptive Pamir:slime moy he had of MINIM Lash' and
Hawke. lailleitme.• Prlaielpetreet, Beak Delldiass Seer.-
sores Mire, Sorting Mast, Leading ; Angel, Huey Si. U-
nwed. ; Ram. Newleatiim ; Son, Combrider; Three Cope,
Cnktbmter; BelL Chshosfrivit Swan, Bedford t Witior Karl,
St. Albans; Red Lion. Basel t Half Moon. H. rtford ; Sirs-
Imo% Head, Were; plate of Solo ; and of W. Leifehild, Laud
and Timber Sorrinor, Bolield. Middlesex.
A proper perinea will 'mead at Beitermilk-hall Farm, for the
purpose of us the Martel Lots.

BRITISII PAINT MANUFACTORY, Quetta-
street, Cheapeide. Landau.
IMPENETRABLE AND ANTIXORROSLYE PAIN-TA.
Invisible Green, per Cwt. fos. Hlaekper Cwt. 56.
Olive ditto . . 78.. White . . 46
Bright Olive ditto . Ills. Yellow . . 36.
Bork Red . . 30s. Shoe and Lead Colours 484.
Bright Red . 365. Sone . • b 6.
Chocolate 48s.
Prepared 011. to Ibis them for eye be. per ir alien.
Relied Coal Tar Brown23s. per Cwt.—Common Ills.
Best While Lead,per Cwt. Nis. Turpentine per Gallus sp.
Second Mite do. 46. Linseed Oil, per Oslo* 6. 9d.
LAM. OILS.
Per Galina. , ~ Per Gallon.
Genuine Spero Oil 8.. 64. Relied, Oil tar Palest - .
Cood Earning do. 7s Od. Lampe N 3s. 01.
sale Seal Oil 6. OIL Pale W kale Oil ed.
Common Ditto 3.. Sd.
The Impenetrable Paints are suited in all eat-deer work.
where.. hoodiame appearance and great deratbiiity are required.
The Coal Tar limbos. particularl) she Relieved. will preserve
wood for many 'eau. however ouch exposed to the cruets of
the weather, nod is a remit! core for Ye. win and Dry liit
/Owes a souring benslv equal in appearance io the best 4' int 4.
The Vi bite Lead, Turpentine. Littered Oil. and Paihters'
Colson. are at the best quallies. The Lamp Oils are war-
ranted Rennie', and final the moaner is which they have deep
purified, will no hand soperio• to dime severally told.
GEORGE UPTON' sod Ca.
Merriam» and the Trade supplied no advantogroto terso..o
11. B. No quantity leis than lObt. of the Impenetrable Patios
and 1 Cwt. of Cool Tar, sold.

FRAUD PREVENTED.
rcoentereet the many attempts that are daily
reautle to impose on the nun tory a spurious cotapositite ho.
Weed of the ORNUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY stud
MARTIN, they have adapted a new Label, in which their
signature and address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
is so troaspicuously placed In the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention WM% and the &emote of the type, which
is us. ike all letter•press, will enable purchasers at owe to de-
tect the in.position.
Tice Real Japan BLACKING, made sad sold wholesale by
DAY sad MARTIN. 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Maoists, Booksellers, iroosnongerr, Per-
fusers, Boot-makers. etc. is the United Kingdoni.
In Bottles at Sth. Is., and ls. 6d. seek.

IMPRESSED with 'jest and humane sense of the
calamitous results arising from the injudicious treatment of
a certain malady, Contended is a neautter ton well kwion It•
require comment, and often entailing on its nehappy victim 1,
sears of distressing nod almost imrappottable of iction/l Di.
EA DY respectfully calls the emotion ..f share entere,/ed, Iv
Lis peculiar aid most efiretual method of cure. unlike the ad
venni% empiric of the day, or the equally criminal emidnet
of those • who bold the word of promise to the ear and break
it to oar Impe." Dr. Eady will not presume to pledge infalli-
bility ia every decriptioa of cure. but as far to% human nisi, tis•
Matti by ..edlcal and surgical skill can be applied. he promise:
a certain. speedy, and permanent re:toration; having made
every species of Syphilitic affection, and its 1i1fi.916 train of din
eases, inet primal.% objects of his professional stuffier, a,.1 rein
flattered by the transcendent success which has accomp:miett hi•
mode of treatment during the course of a long non laiiiirions
practice, he is enabled to offer, with the fullest confidence, pre-
tensions at tame the Most hopeful nod encouraging. lsnumrrnhle
instances ran be adduced illustrative of the superiority of 1)..
Eady's system, which has been found to prevail, even where
ambient talent, remised by public institutions, has been in-
effectual. in addition Sc otiose consolatory advances, Dr. End,
mill be found equally fortunate in reviving the cluwbaring.awb
debilitated energies of the human con,titution. which embitter,
and if not timely arrested. frequently render nugatory the very
principal of existence. From this desolating state of homily
and sterility, by re-animating the frame and affording tone anti
elasticity in the relaxed organs, Dr. Eady is happy in (convey
the most cheering and positive afsuranccs that the sufferers of
both sexes may be rescued; a steady perseverance in the means
dictated being oaly required.—Dr. lady is cuusalted daily, at
46, King-street, corner of Dean street. SAN by patients of
both seta.—Country letters meet respectful attention by realm
of second post.

THE long-established reputation of Messrs.
CUItRI IL and Co.. combined with their well-known
experience and success in the treatment and cure as lew reign-
ing complaints. entitles them t• superior claims and a decided
preference over all other practitioners. Messrs. Currie and Co. as
regular Surgeons, and Members of the Royal Colleges nf Lon-
don and Edinburgh, present to the Public the result of thirty
years successful priietice in the Metropolis, where their treat-
ment and cure of Venereal Complaints. Nervous Debility.
Vascular Relaxation, and Atooy of the Organs, Strictures of
She Urethra, &c. ite. has proved uniformly triumphant. In
Ark and recent cases of intection, a perfect Cure is complete
mi in the short period of two days ; and in those cases of a more
Complicated nature, where other Practitioners have failed of
sweets, a proper perseverance in their plan of treasroent in-
sures In she Patient a sound and perfect re-ritatiliAtinent. In
limner' Debility, whether produced by convivial escesses, by
the immilderate enjoyment of sensual pleasures, by sedentary
and over studious habits, or by any other cause, the Medicines
they prescribe will produce the happiest effects, in improving
ewers faculty both of body mid mind. Several Noblemen and
Geatleme• •f the first respectability, have been under the cure
of Messrs. Carrie and Go. for the removal of Complaints of the
Urethra, Strictures, Ste. and having received a rodeosl and
permanent care, request that reference may be made so them,
assasidoctory evidences of the decisive superiority of Milos.
'Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many of thew Geroleolen
have had Strictures from ten to twenty years, and had Bern un-
der the care of Messrs. Home, Ilenvi-ids. and other Surgeons
•lequal eminence, who attempted the cure by the tippliratioa
of the I.•twr Caustic, withoni rucce,4. Messrs. Carrico 41 Co.
may be consulted by either sex, with the grentrat delicacy,
seeress, and bermour, at their haw, N 0.107, llattou-gorden,—
Patients in the country are requested to slate the parti-
culars of their lease. age, and general habit of living. &c. en-
closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same
will be give• or seat to their part of the kiogdoin. To homy
that secrecy so essential to cur undertaking. the postage of
letter. may be Wel to the account for Medieines.-107,11at-
teu-gordess