The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-24 00:00:00

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Sir C. Flower, Wirt. Aid.
Thomas Smith, Esq. Ald. .
Joshua Jonathan Smith, Esq. Ald.
John Sylvester, F.sq. Recorder
George Scholey, Esq. Aid.
will:me Domville,. Esq. All.
Samuel Birch, Eq. Ald. nod Shetilf
Matthew Woad. Esq. Aid.
Christopher Smith, Esq. Ald.
John A tkios. Esq. Ald. .
, Sir Wiiiiani Plomer, Knt. Md. -
I !hallow! Goodhehere. Esq. Aid. .
Christopher Maguey. Eq. Aid. -
George Bridges, l'asq Aid. -
William ilevgate, Esq. Aid. anti Sheriff
Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberinin
D. Piaster, Esq. Father of the Corporation
Robert Slade, Esq. -
Thomas Bell, Esq. -
Robert Waithnian, Esq.
Samuel Favell,' Esq. - .
lobo Crowder, Esq. . -
rroi Fenton, Jun. Esq.
Ur. Alexander Rua -
Mr. F.twaril Quin . -
Jtneph Busimau, Esq. Comptroller
ilewry Woodthorpe, Esq. TUND Clerk
Robert Ashby. Eq. - •
Newman Know 135, Esq. Common SerjeaDl
Mr. J. Whehle -
Mr. C. Stuart . -
'Mr. Rezer Blundell -
Mr. John Drinkald -
Mr. James Lacey
Mr. Thomas Reeve -
Mr. William Murrell -
' Mr. T. M. Hardin -
Tiniothy Tyrrell, Esq. Rememtwancer
T. R. Syms, Esq. Cummins Cryer
1 Mr. Samuel Wright -
S. Coiling-ridge. Esq. Sec 0. S. C.
W. L. Newman, Esq. Solicitor
Mr. James Griffiths
Mr. T. E. Powriall
IC. Cooke, Esq.
Mr. James Crook
Mr. Robert Hedges
Mr. Joseph Hurtoinbe
Mr. Peter Skipper - -
Mr. Francis nobler, See. to the Lord Mayor
Thomas Farrance -
John Briscoe -
Edward Colehatch -
Mr. Robert Elliott -
Mr. Thongs Doraford -
Mr. David Laing •
Mr. William Cawthorn
William Howell. Eq. Water Bailiff
Mr. Henry ‘Voliethurpe -.
Thomas Coleman
Mr. M. T. Gibson
Mr. James Johnson
Mr. James Pearsall
Mr. James Bate
Mr. John Wright
Edward Wigan. Esq.
T. A. Loxles, Esq. Deputy
Mr. Robert Kirby
Mr. John Cotton
Mr. Samuel Thorp
ill iom Gestates
Mr.."Musm Atkinson -
Edward Kemble, Esq. Deputy
Mr. W. W. Cope .
Chattel' Martin, Eq. Deputy
Mr. Thomas Woithy -
- Th •m is Conway .
John William Gots, Esq. Deputy
Mr William Rawlins, Ent. Deputy
Mr. James Jacks -
Mr. John Asitlin -
Mr. Philip Green -
James Saunders, Esq. Deputy -
Mr. Joseph Guttey -
Mr. Stephen Leach, Clerk Works, N. C.
Mr. William Row -
Mr. T. Moore -
John 'lawman, Esq. Deputy -
Mr. John Platt . -
Mr. John Walter -
Mr. Thomas Wiltshire •
Mr. Thomas Blunt . -
Mr. I'. P. Maraud -
Mr. Jitters Davies - -
Mr. Thomas Ayres -
Mr. Thomas Roberts -
Mr. T. Joyner .
Mr. J. F.. Saunders -
Mr. R. Knight -
Mr. J. Walker •
Mr. William Cittivrell -
Robert Fisher, Esq. Deputy
Mr. E. Poston . . -
Mr. S. Ada us -
Mr. Joseph Turner -
Mr. Robert Carter -
Thomas Grrevanay, Esq. Deputy -
Mr. Samuel Hale - -
Mr. William Jones - - 2 2 1 1
Mr. Winton' J. Reeves - 9 2 1 I
Mr. John Joshua Skilheck - I 2 1 1
James Toddy, Esq. - - 2 2 1 1
Joseph ritzwillitus Vandercont fNq. 2 2 1 1
Samuel Newman, Esq. Comptroller, B. H. 9 9 1 1
Zachary Langton, Esq. 2 2 1 1
.To enumerate all the cases to which the funds of this Charity
may he applied, ratan. at this moment, be necessary. it will
be sufficient fur those who may not be instaatly impressed with
ITS humane and benevolent ends, to reflect urine the wits( multi-
lode of Irish that are in this country, and crowd particularly
to the Metropolis, composed of mechanics, artiticers, labourers
—of the wives and children of soldiers and wamen—of soldiers
and seamen themselves, discharged from natant service—and
even of persons respectable by education, pr.afeiim, mid dia.
meter, rector ed to distress and destitute of mill seasonable relief.
The avowed uni.ct of the society is to create a fund for the re-
lief of those poor natives of Ireland who have not acquired a
right to any parochial provision, who, by disease, eagialty, old
age, Nat'. &c. are rouble to carts a livelihood. or who, wishing to
return to their own country, are ile,limte of the mewls.
In consequence of the absence from town of many zealunt and.
distinguished Friends of the Institution, the First Genera! %eel.
Ing is postponed in November. Tho:ie who are d,r-ir, us of en-
couraging this national establishmeid, are retT•42.ted to &NW*
their communications to Mr. Edward Qaitt, Temple llote,
Blackfilars'-road I or to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith.,
George-street, Mansion House.
EDWARD QUIN, Secretary pro Temp.
August 19, 1812.

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FOR THE TEETH AND•CI.JMS.
TITE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN-
TIFRICE, invented by Cie late JACOII: !mina.
Deatist to her hlnjesty and the Prince of Wales, are greally su-
perior, both in elegance tint efficacy. to any thing hitherto made
men? l they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a *sound state
even to old age; will render them white and beautiful sVithout
the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as areloose, keep
such as are already decayed frum becalming worve‘prevent the
Tooth-nth, perfectly cure the Scurry in the Gems, and make
them grow firm and close to the teeth. They likewise render
the breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those disorders that
are the consequence of scorbutic gums and bad teeth.
They continue to hr sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and
r Blew. Coekspur-sirect, London. price 2, 9d.each und retail
bj T. Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hanel),
Gorge-street, Hanover-square. •
Nonp are genuine hut what have the words" J. Hemet. Bay.
le, aid Blew. Cackspur-street," engraved In the stamp, and
a label'," Bayley mid Blew; Ceickspur- rrrrr t, London," pasted
ass she-back of each bottle and bat.
M. The Essence is partictitarlf rernumiended to parents
AFTll4llllrbu hamomthe care of Ckildred as the greatest pre-
ervative rf young sod tender tettli.

Patients in the country are requested to st tte the 'lards-10.4s
of their ruse, *we, and gen.Tal halm of 1664. giLl • &c. inclosirss
rt remittance for advice and niedielars, when the same will he
given or sent to ally 113 ft kisagthos. Tit ilegal. lb .1 se-
crecy 4,i 1115Pfitial to their uuderttdinc, the postage of kilt,"
may he aided to the account for nied;ciiws.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consuhed t.v either ges, wide
the grente.i delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Noy
107, I lation.gardeo.
9th Jiine 1809.-107, flattiot.enrden.

GENUINE AND APPROVED MEDICINES,
Prep ..red by S. SOLOMON. M. D.
Gilead 'Pose, near Liverpool.
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THE Celebrated COILDIA r, BA LM of GI LEAD/
far Dehilities, Nervous Di...viers. and Wealcoes,es pe-
culiar to the Female Sex, Loss of Appetite, Hysterical aunt Hr.
pochondriamil Affeclioirs, LOWIIMS of Spirits, Laid all Nervurit
isoldeFs.
Dr. S .101111011'S Cordial 13.1 m of Gilend is happily calculate&
RN the Weak. the Sickly, nut lufir,u. In nil inward Deca,F.
Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weakoess in either See, whethrr
hereditary, urquired, .3r owing to Youthful Imprudence,
Medicine will afford the most wonderful relief.

ANTI-I Mt PLTIG EN ES ; or, Solomon's Dropg, I 5 a Medi.
cite superior to c‘ery other Remedy yri dbcovered io thi, or
any other age, for the speedy retrativ..l and radical cure of the
Scurvy. Leprosy, Rheumatic of Gouty Pains, Scrofula or K
Evil, Ulcer, of every De,cription. Swelled or Inflamed Legs.
Ate. In Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly" faded, when
no other reale/1y could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that
health he unfit' anyway lost, the Anti-Impetigeites h we been
fund the great and only restorer of Health and Vigour. There
Drops purify the Blood, and restore the System a ben itapaitedr:
by the imprudent use of Mercury.
The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with.'
surprising Cures, authenticated by Person- of Respectability,,,
and arc made up in Bottles, price Eleven Shilling. each. Their:
are also Family Bottles. at S3s. contaioing Four of the smaller
ones, wherein 96. ore saved.
TheABSTER.GENT LOTION clears and beautifies theSkiiis;
removes speedily, without pain or trouble, all kind, of Pn01,10.,..
Tellers, Ring-worms, Sjints, Redneis, Swellings or Carbuticles
of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Erup-
tion nu the Surface
.of the Duman ;linty. It is perrtliarl plea-
soul in its operation; au agreeable softness to the Skin mute.
diately succeeds its use. It sweeteus and refreshes the whale
Complexion, which resumes et nue and the same
an enlivened appearance. The Public have been long con-
vinced of the cei taint% *of its success as a safe nod certain re-
medy for Iterpetic Complaints In general. Pints 4s. CA. llaf-
pints 2s. 9d.
()hiene the words "Snail. Solomon; Liverpooi," engraven on
the Stamp; all others arc ousumerfeits.
Sold by all Venders of Gettable Medicines in the United
Kingdom. Of whom may also be had,
Dr. SOLOWON'S justly celebrated GUIDE le II EA LTLI s
olr;Kilvicelo both Servs, price 3s.
Dr. SOLOMON experts when eonrulted, the tin;
compliment of a One Pound Nate ; but all written Cases. or
Letters of Advice, if answered at his (clause:, are requested to
ioclose poly Halfat-Goiata. .Such letters' shustld for safety.. se
thus directed :--;" alonev letter. Dr. SoLantt, Gilead:lov le
:war Liverpool. Paid deuble Postage." I ...titers may be or-
dered to be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-u.ifico, wN
ra.led for.