The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-14 00:00:00

No. 1289.

TO THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE.
A CASE OF REAL DISTRESS.
AWIDOW, left with SEVEN CHILDREN,
Six tooter the Ace of Ten Years, her late 'Husband,
ti„,a;ll urn inclined, from various Misfortunes (of which a
sec..re and lingering illness was not the Iraq), has coosumed
th,. Fortune left by her deeeased Parent, and left, with her
Family, totally destitute of support. Her few remain-
ig Friends advise her to keep a PREPARATORY
SCIIOOI,, knowing
,her Education ant Abilities areoueh as,
to rmler her equal to the tn.lt $ but her distress km greatodsil
they not able to rendersutficient assistance, site thus hum-
ble solicits the help of a generous and humane Public. If!
she could, by their contributions, slightly furnish Whouse, for
tne put p.)&e, she hopes, with the blessing of Providence, to
be enabled to bring up her numerousfamily.
Ihinatiors will he thankfully received, and particulars
given at Messrs. Praed and Co. Bankers, Fleet-street;
!Ines-r Sykes, Snaithomd Co. Bankers, Mansion Hottie.
lure, Nlrs. Crucifix, Harley ford House, Kennington Com..
pont and Mr. Richard Needham, Auctioneer, she. JO, Old
Br od-street.
Should any Lady or Gentleman think them worthy of the
flue Coat School, the Father was a Freeman and Liveryman
of the Vininets' Company. #

LEtaUltE 'MORS.
A YOUNG MAN wishes to engage himself
A
wilh any GENTLEMAN or TRADESMAN, from
the How of Five o'Clock in the A fteronnn till Nine o'Clock
la the Evening, he can write a good plain Hand, and snider-
gm& Accounts well.
Lettersdirrct (p94-pall) for J. Vail, at No. 180, Rat-
cid Highway, Lundoa.

MADAME LA NCIIESTEIt begs most re.
spectfally to acknowledge the hi.th sear of gratitude
she feels for the distinguished lionuur and liberal patronage
she hits Inagexperienced from the Nobility and Gentry, whose
polite aml marked attention to her, ,Fashionable Establish-
an ,o in Saint James's-street, will for ever he impressed& un
per mind with the liveliest feelings of sensibility. After re-
costly defeating, with the kind assistance of her Friend', a
visa illihreal and unwarrantable atte.iipt to hams: and de-
mov her auwearied exertions to provide for her family, she
is hippy in the opportunity of informing her Friends and
patniits, that she has been enabled to resume •her business
with more adxamirges than heretofore, and to adopt such ar-
saszerw,cts as will convince the Nobility, Gentry, mid the
robin- nt large, that her future exertions shall be invariably
der..ted to merit a continuance of their patronage and kind
indel4ente.
The re..dv-made Articles in Millinery, Dresses, Pelisses,
hr. &r. will he sold at reduced pricei,.
c..entry :4'lli:teas will be treated with on the same liberal
'Mini as hitherto.
by, st. James's-street, March, 0110.

TUNBRIDGE WELLS wA RE. NRAR ALBANY;
• _ PICCADILLY.
DOOINSON begs leave to inform his Friends
ills and the Public, that be is c,ontaintly receivii.„; frsim his
llhunifartnry is fresh supply of :ionds of every description in
Pie Tunbridge Ware Line, the whole of which he is enabled
to .4(.11 Whi.lecale, Retail, and far Exportation isis as low
km as any House ia London or Tunbridge Welk.
A great variety of articles made of white wood for !Arlie,
to of mmcra.t.
Oh 17,4. bridge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken in
ezehaore Inc new.
Eruli:,ll and Dutch Toys. with alt kinds of genuine French
tsd l': lisp Perfumery.
The follioaahle Game of the Devil and the sensitive Xisls
in be tort with in great variety at Rnhimines Shim. • '

PALL MAIL. -
rpHE Nobility and Gentry are most respett.
.1 fully informed, that Mr. ALLEN hots swivelled ;attar
production of an entire tarel style of COLOURING and
DESIGN on CALICO for FURNITURE. He therefore
ahhea to diApose of what remains of his 'prior productions
at very reduced prices, loamy of themes In* in price es S.
Ned 94. 64. per yard, ell-wide. Mr. A. at the same time
begs to oh,erve, that he is not under the infieence of the Up-
bolsterer., (Iran, other persons at all in that line of business.,
He therefore has it in his power mad is determined Gibe ex-
tremek moderate in his chargfs. with the hope of meriting
the patronage of the Nobility and Private Families gene-
lir. A. alto begs to Inform hii Friends, that vbere it sees
their apt robatiosi, he undertakes to make up and deco-
rate bis own fareitore in the first style of elegance and fashion,
atoll-ruse. will deliver them to their own Upholsterers.
Mr. Allen, Designer, Manufacturer, and Decorator of Ca-
ret Purr tore.

rp nour, from HAR,I)ING and CO.'s
1. • (I.4te JYDE aad SCRIBE'S), regretfully inform%
he Nobility and Gentry, that be has latch, OPENED A
SHOP. IW, Pall-Mall, corner of Pall Mall-eoort, with a
Hew and Fashionable &swim,* of FANCY JEWEL.
LERY, &e. %Ouch be submits to their inopeetion, and Sat-
ins himsclf r •.1 he found to etnigist of Articles of Superior
Patents and and no the most reasonable terMS.

Mtn: tte cleared by the 12th of rmst Month.
SLLLING OFF, UNDER PRIME COST.
VA STOCKINGS, with COTTON FEET,
10 and every other Description of HOSIERY, the Shop
being let to another Trade, the entire STOCK of Mr. COI;
LYIIII, of No. 146, Fleet-street, retiring from Busine),,,,
omitting of a large and elegaat Assortment of beaks' and
Gesilemen's ALL SILK HOSE, an immense Stock of his
asivroolly admired lnrentiat. SILK STOCKINGS with
COTTON FEET, fAt. As. id. to 9s. 6d. per pair. Great
Choice of Cotton Goods, Angola', Worsted. 81c. 8"..
N. R. As this is a real and ramble Sale, and mud he ekared
b the Oh May, Shopkeepets and Families will find this a
most advantageous opportunity to male an immediate pur-
chase, for ready money only.

CANDLES aud SOAP} of a superior quality,
omoufactored by STEAM, are sold, as oioat, at the
'pan 's W•trehouse, No. 163, Fleet-street, to Famiawa.
lithe Wholesale Prices, for money on deliver‘
Cowry Correspeedents are desired to send references for
Plana is I,midon with their orders.

AVELING'S SAUCE A-LA-RUSSE,
For Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Cutlets, Stews, Rashes,
liarricons, Curries, Made Dishes, Cold Meats, or any
th that requires a fine Flavour.
HE well.known Excellence and high Esti.
• ?nation of the first ramilies and most curious in Fish
Sears in the Kingdom, with the increasing Demand for Ave-
's Sauce a-la-Rnsse, bns induced many phopkeepers to
sirr for Sale a Compositiou Of their ems, under the same
"e. The Proprietor begs leave to caution the Public
toast such deception. The genuine Sauce a.la,Rtis-e being
Prepared from as original receipt, which has been for years
110* at the first Tables on the Continent, and entirely run-
-431, of foreign roduc
T.
, Prepared only by T. Azalia. at his Italian and Fish
''3'iCe Warehouse, 63, I' ly, tomer of Albemarle-
W•
here may be had, Somerset Laver, twice a-week, dur-
the Season—Prime Stilton Cheese, in high perfection— I
Ballad Oil, Maccaroni, Pitnaatea Cheese, new Olives,
lift, Townies Foreign mod English Pickles, aad all kinds
k___•4 I'6 h StYreS: and every Article in the above Line, of the
•wQuaiity.

THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY
DAY and MARTIN. •
Invaluable Composition, with half the
kin- %wit labour, produces the most beautiful ,jet black ever
:.trld, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not
the finest lions, is perfectly free from any unpleasant
711, and will retain its virtues in any climate.
xmild wholesale by Day and Martin, at tbe Mannractors
on't74, H igh-Holbura ; retail by F. I)sby, No. 7, Tits stock-
W. Day, 80, Swallow-street Axtell,
"kit t 4 Finch-
..., ialle $ add by the principal Boot-makers, Per-
7Et Ye die Metropolis ; and iu every Town
if& ihdisklakipisap.ie stale bottles, price Is. 6d.