The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-22 00:00:00

OF THE HOPE ASSURAN CE
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glt NI IT me to return you my roost sincere thanks for
the unanimous support you have given me this day, by
which you have elected me a director of your valuable In-
stitutioo. I trust that a strict adherence to its duties end
interests, will prove that your confidence in me bas not
byre misplaced.
I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your trey obedient hnmble servant.
THOMAS DUTTON ROTH WELL.
ilapbasa Common. Aug. 20. 1921.

NEW MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED.
'VTR. EMDIN, Vocal Composer.—This Gentleman,
1 who bas so rapidly risen is the peUle favour on ac-
count of the beautiful melody and sweetness of his compo-
milieus, has latdy favoured the musical world with the fol-
lowing elegant BeNads, the interesting demand for which
f'dly justify the Publishers la their expectation they anti-
ripated of the public approval. " The First Rose of Sum-
mer," an original Ballad, sung by Miss Stephens, at the
Theatre Royal. Covent-garden. with rapturoas applause.
" The Sin of Twarirvaw almMdry up thy Tears,"
ming by Mrs. Salinity, at the Now Am Id. Rooms.
wkb the nsost distinguished. applause. priests. •6 Mio Alma,
Farewet." Ballad, sung by Mrs. Asbe, at the Bath Concerts,
with the highest approbstien, twice " Farewell tw the
Land of my Youth." Ballad. sung by Mr. Vaughan, at Lou-
don and Bath Coneerta, with great applause, price 2s. "The
Maid wit 4 a Love-beaming Eve." sung by Mr. Leoni Lee
at The Bath and Birmingham Concerts, with the most enthu-
siastic applause, price Is. lid.—Loodee : Printed by May-
hew and Co. (late Phillip% and Mayhew). Musk-sellers to
her Royal ilibliness the Duchess of Kent. I. Old Bond-
street, where may be obtained every new Musical Pub-
lication of nrerit.

This day was published, in 41arge vols. price .ti
BIGOTRY, or the Warning Voice, a Novel.
Printed for A. K. NEWILIN and Co.. Leadenhall-street.
The following will appear this Artesian :
PvzstEst AND PLaysto, Or the Two Old Soldiers, by
Francis Dubois:. 2 vols.
Gooe Nem an, or Sensibility. a Tale. 3 vols.
TALtS or TON, (Third Series eontaining the fiat and
Feathers, a Tale of the Heart, Education end No Education,
Re. 4 vols.
CONYLRSATION, or Shades of Difference, a Novel, by Mrs.
Throe, 3 vols.
COSPATRICK or RATIIIO%D.IIIIOLiII. by the Author of Red.
cooed, the Rebel. and St. Kethicels,* vols.
Fattens's TOMEI DAIUGUTLIts. a Novel. 4 vols.
DE WILIAM sago. or the Talisman, a Tale aT Mystery, by
1. M. H. Hales, Esq., Author of the " Astrologer," de.
4 Cols.

This day was published, in vols. IVoto. price I Is.
THE FREE:ROOTER or the ALPS, a Romance,
Sy J %NIES GRIFFIN.
Priated for A. K. Newts, r 4 and W. Lendenhall-street.
The Movie' have just appeared
Teats awe CARES, or an Uncle and his Nephew, by E. D.
Carr, $ vols. lbs. &1.
Tut set, or the regitive's Retreat, an His-
torical Romance. by Zara Wentworth, 4 vols. 11. ft
Vaeistigs or Lira, by the Author of Sketches of Cha-
racter, 3 vols. Edition, las. &I.
Tits Fs-rat. rs, a Tale, by Mrs. Kelly. 3 vols. 11.75. 6d.
RoLAwnn, a eassoce, by Alexander Henry, Esq. to vols.
10s. &I.!
SCIL:4II3 AT Rwiontow, a Satirical Tale, by Tones Hook,
Esq.. 3 vols. lbs.
itocavre awe Sot.rro oe, S Ibis, by Ole cattle Author, 3

EATHER S. II F. GS, fIiATTRBSSES. Ice. at
BARROWCLIFF's Mattefactery, 40, Drury-lane, cor-
ner of Long-acre, at the following Prices:—Best White
Goose Feathers, Is. 91.1. to od. per pound; Grey Fea-
thers. Is. to Is. Oil.; Flocks. 20.; Bedsteads, Ns.; Mat-
tresses. 10s. to VOI.; sly soiled Bedsteads, ted Furniture ;
some Ticks, Blankets, Chairs, Couches, Beds, and Carpet-
ing, to be MIA) very low. Mr. Barrowelilf retires front
Business 20th September, and to save the trouble and ex-
pense attending a sale will sell every article at prime tot!.

PUBLIC APPROBATION•
CRROLL, Contractor for the present Lottery,
proud of the approbation already bestowed on the New
Scheme. although it has bees but a few days before the
Public; and be begs to return his sincere thanks to those
tricot's and customers at his Ofilces at whose suggestion it
urns adopted. The Drawing will begin the 30th OCTOBER.
The Scheme contains the following Capitals:-
3 - Prizes of - - - 1110.000
6 - - of - - 10.000 and 12.1.1110
7 - - of - - 1,0001. and 6001.
18 - of - • 3001. and 1001.
- - of - - - 1001. and 811.
400 • - of - 401. 301. and 1161.
COO - of - 401. IY. 111. and 101.
ALL MONEY ! NO STOCK PRIZES! NO CLASSES!

Not Two Blanks to a Prise!
The Numbers now Selling are the original Tickets and
Shares for the whole time of Drawing, to be decided accord-
ing to the *ld Mode of Drawing that is. if a Number be
not drawn the First Day, ft wit! go on to the Seco Day.
and if ric t drawn the Second Day, it will go on to =l/Thlrd
Day. and so on until the finish.
Tickets and Shares are Selling by*IIROLL. at his
Offices. h). Cornhill, and O. Oslo t, where be Sold
the Last 30,%tt1. Prize ever drealittsldes osony other
Capitals is the last and preceding es.

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S lON AND EPILEPTIC FITS. SPASMS. dke.
DR. lI.‘DLEY'S CONVULSJQN POWDER.
certain Remedy for Convulsion Fits in Children. and
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failing remedy in the worst cases of Convulsions In Chil-
dren, or .%dulls; also Epileptic or Falling Fits, which they
coMpletely extirpate ; removes the most violent Spasmodic
Affections. These Powders are wonderfully of eves
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wesknem; in Children tad Adults. sad restores the Patient to
perfect health. without confinement or alteration in diet.
'Meese Powders are equally efficacious in all Climates.
EITRACIS rant. LETTERS ADDRESSED TO DR. H•DLET.
From the Hon. Mrs. &Amnon.
0.. HADLET, Tattoo Park. Sept. 2. IRO.
Sir—l this morning received your letter mentioning your
intention of bringing y uur Convulsion Powder Into more
general 'twice. I have so very high an opinion of if. Nun
the eases I have seen performed. that I think yon will be
doing a public service.—l remain, Sire your's. he.
R. Ea r.itoos.

PION TNE BIGHT HON. LADY LISIMORR.
Sept. . ISSO.
This is to certify. that I have used Dr. Hadley a Convulsion
Powders in ■y family and assuy others. and aperova of its
elleary. FLAMM LISIIOIII.

PROM LADY WALPOLE.
Da. llstar.rx. Hillingdon, Uxbridge. Jan. 26. 1819.
Sir-1 soma hove great pleasure in desiring yon to mod...
use of my name when you publish the Convulsion Powder.
Its great efficacl in nay onw family and friends. fled to the
poor. I hgve experienced for marry years.--1 am. Sir. your
humble servant. CATHARINE WALPOLE.
Hold la bottles at 44. &I. 114. and tgs. etch, by appoint-
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