The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

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NAPOLEON.
THE. MEMOIRS of NAPOLEON, by llimosi.t,
Rook IX. continue oa Sale. in the Original Preach at
125.. and in the Translation, by Mr. O'Meara, at 10s. Ad.
Printed for Mr Richard Phillips and Co. Ueda'.
6,* As the death of the Illustrioas Author is likely to re..
goose the dieceity which has hitherto eliistid In the trans-
mission of his M$S.. the other parts of this important Work
may be espeeted to appear la a short time.

LADY MORGAN'S NKW WORK.
This day was published, is vols. 4to. price ZS Isa. ed.l
boards, containing nearly OW closely printed pages,
ITALY. By LADY MOROA N.-,
" Lady Morgan's View of Italy combine,' the high tone
of philosophy with the most gay and familiar descriptions
of the life sad manners of the very sized societies to which
she had access: and her opportunities were highly favour-
able to the task she had In view. Ilex narrative abounds
with striking anecdotes, traits of character. incidents, fetes,
and farces, which will highly interest the public.--(Aielt-
Chrmiele.)
Printed for Henry Colbern and Co.. Conduit-street; Boil
and Bradf,te, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming. Orbits..

This day was published. for the Use of theOlicers of Excise.
THE NEW IMACTICAL I'LLAGE CASK
GAGER. being a Collection of Tables. catenated
with the utmost exactness, whersby the tillage contests of
many hundreds of casks of different dimensions. trim one
inch *et to the whole depth of the bung diameter. may in
one minute be accurately ascertained, to which are subjoin-
ed Tables calculated to estimate Candles of all sizes.
By M. !LEY.
Surveyor, end author of • The New Practical Gager.'
The above Tables are particularly adapted to enable the °Meer
to despatch his duty with promptitcle, ease. and correct-
ness. Placed in their various department+ by the eatutag
regulations in the Excise. the Officers will And the utility of
these such es cannot be dispensed with. London: printed
for M. B. Iley, Somerset-street. Portman-square; and sold
by all booksellers in town or country.

NTEW MUSIC.—Just Published, the CORONA-
Tit/N. a Characteristic Divertisement, arranged r
the Pianoforte, from the works of various authors. by JOH N
P IRRY, price es.; Rees' 4:11 Fantasic on the pope Air.
" And has she then failed in her Truth." price 45.; Capri*.
do, in which is introduced Bishop's favourite Air. "Hid
me Discourse," by kalLbrenner. price 24. Od. • " Britons
strike Home," arranged with variations, by J. i.Berrnwes,
priee Its ed. ; heket Airs from Ros.ini's celebrated 0 ,era
Tancredi, arranged for the Pianoforte, with as accompani-
ment (ad. lib.) for the Flute, by ditt.', in two books. price
:44. ed. each ; i.e pas Seel de Terpsichore, a Diverti-
mento, for the Pianoforte, by J. Catkin, price 3s.—Pub-
Hilted by lioulding, Dalesaine, Potfa, and VU, Soho-
square.

T KLING'S LACE—The Master of the Robe.
havieg, by Special Authority. appointed 0. F. UR L-
ING and Co. Nianufacturers is Ordinary to his Nlajesty.
and similar Warrants being obtained front their Royal High-
nesses the Prio-ess Augusta. the Duchess of Kent,Ciarence.
and Oloueester, it will be seedless to eulogize this cele-
brated article. The King's Letters Patent were also, in No-
vember. 1517, granted exclusisely to UltiflNo and Co. for
this INIPROVEMENT In BRITISH LSCE, therefore it
cannot be procured genuine except at No. 147, Strand, So-
merset Mose, or of Agents in the country. Every article
is distinguished by a seal, with the patentee's initiala. "G.
F. U. and C 0.." sad the work, " By the (Rite) Qeraa's As-
timely," according tea girt Manual originally obtained fur
this purpose. as various imitations, h 'Writing. tinder
specious owes anti descriptions. are still imposed on the
public, which do not stand washing. however clear and per-
fect they may at first appear. Connoisseurs are incited to
inspect a splendid variety of Court I) . Lappets. Ho-
lies, Scarves, Veils, Flounces, &c. &c. of the real ?tont.
Brussels, and Mechlin fabric, from designs by the dr.! ‘rt-
ists in Paris; with Nets and Laces, of esery Lint. at the
whf.lessie prices, ready money only.—Manufactury, Bas-
ford, Notts.

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TO the K(►l:tLl'rY and HEN niv.---PATEvr
BRITISH P077.01,AN0 !ATI:C(11.-1'Se recent tlis-
rovers of a very superior Stucco. self-coloured and Impe-
rishable. forms a new era in the building art. Among
builders the plaisterer alone has remained unimproved iu the
construction of his materia:s. an I lie ecnr fragile substance'
are now employed for his first. second. a•ld finishing coats.
which have for ages been used and found deficittnt. The re-
cote, y 01 the tirecian. Homan. and Ileretnanr.stn. or Etras-
COM Stucco. ii surds most desirable. seeing that much rat
It re•tistns to this day in a surprising st•tte o' preservation.—
The public have now that groom ilesidernium before them in
the Patent British Pozzolann !stucco. F r external work It
is the evict resemblance of the tines, P•trtl ind Stone. and
does not require the inconvenient and expensive operation
of colouring which on other stuccoes is obligel to he fre-
quent. For Internal works, it is still more trainable. resist-
ing fervent heat and being impenetrable to ordinary ill usage
bs furniture, and also. as in external works, thrt re initiate
any extraneous surface colouring, it m•n• be polished or
brought In the finest dead face iniatriash.e, end reiliore*
only occasions' cleaning with cloth and water. It is peculi-
ar!) adapted for attic, staircase, parlour, vestibule, and
basement, a alls for baths. terraces. and floors liable to the
action of fire, and may be done of any re:pared colour or
tint. When it is considered es composed of non-absorbent
materials and requiriag no outward colour or paint to de-
compose, it must be evident that the known stuccoes bear
nn comparison iu the scale of as merits. The artist may
Frofitably employ his ingenuity in the composition of orna-
mental terraces or tesselnted pavements, while he eclipses
the brilliance and variety of the ancient RONIXII specimens.
Information will be given to those who wish to patrouise
this elegant material, et the office of Nit% White, New-road.
facing Devonshire-place; or at the Warehouses of Messrs.
Jearrad's nod Skirrow, Adam-street. East, Manchester-
square.

No. 4i14. HIGH HOLBORN.
I\T [NON. OILA li A Al and CO. respectfully. arm/wince.
IN they, have OPENED the spacions Pitrai ISES lately
occupied by Messrs. Hot La 10KE and Co.. in a style hither-
to unkw,wo in that part of the Metropolis. Their Stork 14
six times mere extensive than any other House in that
street. and the Price bear not the smallest eomparison with
the regular demands made in that neighbourhood, even for
the most inferior Goods. Tillqie Ladies who have regnlsrly
patronised High Holborn. will feel great ples•nre in being
able to select the very best of GOOll4 on the lowest Terms.
and without one farthing abatement. The variety consists
of every article generally sold by first-Mc Linen-drapers.
Silk-mercers, Ilosie e, and Glovers, and from the liberal
li
system on which rite whole will he condise•ed. It is justly
presume I the New Concern may be worthy of public ellen-
tion.—lth•gant Lung Shawls, of the largest size, are setting
at las. each. and in eve; y fancy colour at Ns.; Ihusask
Table Clothe, large and h indsome patterns. at 03.0 d. each.
fall 10 quarters lone ; and full three yirds long at 144. ' • fa-
shionable Chintz Dresses. in every colour, richly flouneed.
at 124. Hi. each. and worked Robe Dresses. at 3s. Yd. ;
real India Nankeens. 3s. Yd. the piece, and beautiful Jacco-
nets. exceedingly fine, at Is. a yard ; excellent Puraitttres.
la. a yard. and rich coloured fisintzes, fall ell-wide. at Is.
od.: test eolonted Linines, Oil. a Yard. and ell-wide'. at Ott
rich figured sad plain Oros de Naples: Matins and Irish
Poplins: Italian Nets, at la. (id. a y•trd. sod d:te India
Books, at dd. and 14.1. ; with excellent Furniture Dimities, at
3ert a yard.
P. S. Those Familes who are aboet to purchase One
Irish Linens, Ails:eines, or D.tatask Table 3 103314. are in-
vited to inspect the itn•nense Variety at Note's. UltAtI•11
and 374).*A. h."ore they purchase any where else.
• • T:te hest !Under, a.l Glovesof every desaelyttle.
291, High Holborn.