The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-29 00:00:00

No. - 906

lICHE Attl pit,y 11.1(1AZINR, to he Published
JL Monday •iivr. at •?a., will eontaia some intereatinn En-
gratiags and iii U4lllll variety of Original and Useful
Matter.

In pablishinor this annottneement. the Editor sca►cely need
a►til himself of the ••op cr•unity In pit on their guard that
intelligent portion ~r ter Pubiie, to whom his labours ha►e
always been addressed. aesinst the esclusi►e torsomptions of
111 certsin murk Nionilds NU:seine. the distorted shadow orl
its original. which. tore thy winner of other piratical a►a-
sions to elfcci Mored parts purposes. is ensplrieall► forced
of pabiic Ti: • Rditor of the Monthly Magazine
trusts, bowel cr. ihni he shnii continue to remain united with
hi. renders 1,, rS the ties which arise from similarity anti
consistency of puhrr principle and superiority of literary
lutenist a and the, an lain ert!ii and crafty attempt to decei►e
the unwetri b, ink inz *clientele of the thle of an establish-
ed work, will he defeated hi the justice and discernment of
the Public.--fir;dgt -street, floc. 37,

111211.11ERSI` PEICIPA, for IfV3l.
This by was published, pries Os., the thirty-first Edition.
eorrected to the present Time,
CROSS 81.11.1)ER'S NEW PRICE-BOOK.
ICV'
for II+JI contnialnr It correct Accnant of all the pre-
sent Prices allowed ht the moat eminent Aurveyors. to
Itrlekloyers.Corpenters. Joiners, Meters.. Plumbers, Masons.
Plasterers, rel.:tees. Glaziers. Smiths, Carvers, Parlors.
Thatchers, and Paper-hangers. With a great variety of
oilier ce.sentinl information. Originally compiled by Jon%
Put Lite and rerrected throughout by an eminent her-

• i•VOf.
Loudon: Printed by a.mignment from R. and R. freiby
and co.. for Baldwin. Cradurk. and Joy. Paternnater-row ;
and so:d by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom.

•
Pr lie LONDON 31.1(i.121NE, No 13, for Jam,-
toy. Mil, pnbliviie.l h‘ Baldwin. Cradock, and
Joy, contains as follow' :—:The LiiiN's 11 cue • New
Year's Eve, by Elia : The Spirit of the Lampe: The Tra-
vels sod Opinions of Edgeworth Benson. Gent. No. I. Ve-
nice; Traditional l.it,•rntnce, No. II ; Mszeppa oa Ridinz.'
No. 1; The Shirt r,f the Ifeppy Man. Table Talk, No. VI.
on the Look of a lientleman; Withered Violets; The Rain-
bow ; Sonnet ; Sonnet in the Woods of Bolton Abbey ;
Lines vrittrn near the Ruins of Horace's Villa ; Letter from
John O'Oroat's to the Editor ; Living Anthors, No. IV.
Lord Byron The Literary Pocket Rook ; Town Conse►-
sation. No. I.—Mr. Bar►y forawall'v Tragedy. Lord Py-
ron's New Tragedy. Mr. Shelley, Mr. Sontiwy, Horace
Walpole, Cockney iVriters, The Quarterly Review. Pro-
Royal Rorie/ Of Literature. the Mohoeks ; Miller Rediri-
us. No. I, Ws, Ruse (Doh ; The Apotheosis of Butner ;
The Drama. BeetKll Belzoni's Travels in Egypt and Nu-
bia; The Earthquake, a Tule ; Metraoth the Wanderer;
Report of AluAic ; Literary and Scientific Intelligence ;
Monthly Reciater, &e.
so• This Netwoher contains ■ Piste of the ApOtheosis of
Homer, from the Rameeliet in the British Moment.

PRIZES INCRF. Et) DECREASED—AND
PIIICM REDUCED !!!
TBISII loss Ere., t satisfaetion in recommending
• the NEW YEAR's LOTTERIES to the notice of
his best Frieatis. the Public, as Alley will And the Seheme
contains
Nine Prizes of .t iI.OOO.
Not Two Planks to a Prize.
Lowest itese•l4, Menet. '
Double the Number of Prizes there usnallt have been.
Price of the TirLets reduced.
'three at leest. must he drawn First Day.
Evert Ticket now on sale mast be drawn First Day.
half the number of Blanks there nodosity has been.
Thedrawiug commences on tbeday when Parliament meets.
21111 J•st ; and before the King's Spelt+ eau be an-
nounced front the Throne, nt least 63.004.4. must he do -
temniner!, us there are Three Prizes of 21,01/0/. arranged s.
us to be drawn in the first Five Ninnies !—Ttekets au
Stares presetting by RISIL Stock-Broker. 4, Comilla,. mod
9. Charirz-Censs. and by his ASCIIN in the Cousotry,
where he sold in the very last Contract, (just finished)
I lq3 in Nitre Shares 111.1rittl
311+ in Five Shares .11.040
whole Ticket... ....10,090
Besides several minor Capitals.

BALDNESS or 4111Ei HAIRS will nut he sees
Thousands of [Mies and Gentlemen who have its.
Prisee's Russia Oil fur years, had a good head of hair
without being the least shaded or grey. But some ladle
being persuaded by their hair-dressers to use other Oils. u
sold them counterfeit Russia Oil, they soon found the differ
ewe• as their hair began to fall of or get seer. In snort
Prince's Russia Oil is the wholesomest and best Oil for pre
serviez and promothig the growth of hair, and if u.. 0,1 rou-
sts/01y. ants hair will fall off or turn grey : •iven if the hair
has began to tarn grey. it is such a nourisher. that by hie
it will restore it to the natural colour; clears the s7.,rf, end
keeps the head and hair clean, and by using it legator Cm. a
few months daily, will res:ore :Ite heir on the hell part, if
the least signs of roots are remaining, which has been proved
by hundreds. Hut ohm:rye, to produce the desired effect it
must be used regular,
Even the Medical Gentlemen at the Medical 11111. London.
have paidislied in the Gazette of Health, that Prince's Russia
Oil Is superior to any Oil for the hair. and wilt do in roses
of baldness and week hair what can possibly he done. Ladies
will and Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any oilier Oil fur
dressing their own• or fake hair, as it gives it a natural
gloss. softens and earls it. Oerstietnen wearing powder.
ought to use it instead of pomatum, promotes eye-brows.
whlske.s. c.
The tit iginit Proprietor bas now so improved the Russia
Oil that it will alaats be sweet and pleasant. and will keep
in all climates; end good allowance to Merchants and Cap-
tains for exportation.
Ask fur Pritee's Russia Oil, at 4s. the small bottle ; er a
nottle roetaining tim quantity of near live small odes at I is.,
which is a treat %ming.
sold !s the Sole Proprietor. Mr. Prince. No. 0. Poland-
street Oxford-street : and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to the
Royal Family. New Hood-street; and by most respeota ie
Perfume-4 en 1 Medicine Venders.
Also Prince's criehreted Russia Dye, being an I:nprovtd,
thatno doubt now remains of its being the be-t and most inn
cent bye in the universe for immediately changing reel o-rre)
Hair, Lye-brow,:, and Whiskers. to Brown or lilacs with
ro ftiril• •c t•nost,.. 144 pour a Milt of the 1").,,e• in glass.
'lea dip a e.m. i I 71. comb it :1-rnegli the heir, which
!Are thi• &sifted effort.' .

Directions ore acitled'ap with each bottle, 53 Era any one
rya dy, these own hsir viith ease and secrec in a few
tubules. lialf-a-culnea per bottle; or two bottles one
pond; or one dozen bottle*. fke pounds.
Proved by .fßdavit the gith November, NI& before the
Lord Mn)or of lontion. that A. Prince is the Original
Proprietor io the Liners- of the Russia Oil or Russia
Dye; therefore if ens P. rrroner. Medicine-vender, Hair-
dresser. or any one 'lie sell Russia Oil, or Russls ()ye, that
ift Wit Prince's, fht!s are impostors, as they sell counterfeits
to their Customers.
As there are :natty in t:te country who ate complained of
betas taken In bs Counterfeit Roast% Oil. therefore Ladies
sad rientlereet, will he sere to hate the (leonine by enclosing
the Monet in it letter tbr the Russia Oil, &e. directed to Mr.
Prii". N... it. Poland-.4treet. Orford-street. London. when
Mr. P. will %end them by return of coach to any part of the
Kiaptions.
ee* Ladies and farntlemen will be particular. as firmware
several Hair-dressers and others in town tall coutt:ty who
sell coutderfeits, soul mit) it genuine.