The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-17 00:00:00

TO THE CURIOUS IN WINCE.

sIVOI.I, A STON, WI N 13-M ERCII A NT, 198, It..
• ghat-street, havin; received eonsideraWe eneonrage-
ment front the Nobility and 'Public In the sale of GENUINE
WINES begs to solicit their present attention to the follow-
ing, which lie confidently assures them are of the very first
gati;tes sad most approved vintages :

per dozen.
Port. very Old. from Wood
Ditto, of One rich Quality
Old Crusted Port, Three Years lo
Bottle
Ditto, ditto, 6$ ditto 635.
fleprior Old Sherry 4Bs.
Curious Old Pale ditto Sts:
E. I. Madeira 7lls.
West India ditto "
• Tenerife...
Bucellts, very floe lsos.
Lisbon
Rich Old Mountain
CAPE WINES.
Cape Madeira, very g00d..." 2ls.
. Ditto ditto, allowed to be the

finest yet imported .
S. W. has also for disposal about 0 dozen of •ery Old
West India Madeira, together with 7 bottles of Miscellaneous
I iqueurs, the property of a West India Lady, leaving this
Country. F.. WOLLASTON, 198, Regent-street.

THE LONDON CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
46 and 48, Regent-street and Tichbourne-stree

IN a time when trade is in general reduced to various
stratngems and diversified maxims in order to gain the
notice of the Public, it is with some degree of reluctance
that the Proprietors of the LONDON CLOTH ESTA-
BLISHMENT insert through the medium of a Public Pella,
the purposes which they have now brought into action, lest
their pretensions should he doubted, at the same time they
presume the respectability of the Establishment, whig la of
no mean consideration, will forcibly evince the itifilee of
their claims to universal credence, anti with this assurance
the Proprietors take leave to give publicity to the nature of
their undertaking. feeling confident that a perusal of their
plan will fasten upon the minds of the public time surest me-
thod of purchasing Cloths, Kerseymeres, &c. to advantage.
It is evident that the best possible means of transacting
business is urn I System of Ready Money, and upon this
principle the los:s of their designs is founded, by means of
which they c.r enabled to supply the very primest goods in
each department at exceedingly reduced Prices, a benefit
not to be obtained at any other House in the Metropolis.
The Proprietors studiously 'fedi all ostentatious present-
ations, they would rather invite an examination of their
Stook which would at once decide the Net of being equal in
quality to any in London, and at much lower charges. In
addition to their Cloths and Kerseymeres they have so'ected
a splendid assortment of Waistcnatings, Jesus, Nankeens,
Cotton sad Woollen Cords. Fustian., Trimmings, the.
which wilt be di,pose•l of upon the moat advantageous
terms.

Hontinem pagina nostra saplt.
Ooeptige relates to man.—Maamt..
Jsst pablishcd, price in boards (Fifteenth Edition),
TIIE 'EOM d LIFE; a Nan-Medical Cornmea-
tary on the indiscretions arising from !lumen Frailty,
in which the Cannes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Luca
Venerea, Gonorrheca, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, age- are
fully developed; Part It. contains some remarks on cer-
tain Female Complaints, in particular Steriiity ; Part 111.
embraces Przctical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self
Abuse...tad Mental irritation, with same Interesting obserra-
bons on vegetable anti enboal life; in Part IV. Is a Serial of
Cases Illustrative of the preeeding subjeeta, explaining
them in a familiar manner, and the whute r.l.lresned to the
Youth sod Maturity of both Sexes. By 0055 sod Co.
Consulting Surgeons, Loudon.
Nature hcatis
Omnibus etwe &rift. si qui% eognoverit uti.--CLaussista.
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Ito frugal cpplieatioit marks the rise.
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usual, everyday, at their house ; and Patients in the Country
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so any part of the World.-00SS and Co. M. 11. C. Sur-
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Sturges's Publicans' Account Book, with the New Act of
Parliament for the regulating the manner of Li cosine
Alehouses, and for the more effectually prerentin! disor-
ders therein.
This day was published, a new Edition, with Improve-
ments, of

THE PUBLICAN'S JOURNAL and ',EIMER,
on an Original Plan, much approved of by the Com-
missioners of the different Courts of Requests.
To which are added,
Tsaces for GAUGING CASKS of all necessary Dimensions,
whereby the quantity in Gallons and Quarts is instantly
shown, by taking the wet inches.
Also, a Summary of the Laws affeetit.gPublicens and Inn-
keepers, with useful Hints to Publicans in General ; and a
Ready Reckoner for Pots and Pints of Beer.
By JOSHUA STURGES.
Author of A Treatise on the Game of Draughts."

The utility of this Rook must be obvious to ell Persons
engaged in the Public Line. It contains One ilandred and
Four ruled Pages, being sufficient for the names of 49 cus-
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that any person may, with the grrate,t ease and despatch,
keep an exact account of credits, and ascertain at one view
the amount of each customer's debt. Hereby not only a great
sariaz of time is effected. but also a loss from giving credit
is prevented; and by n succession of these Rooks. the Lead-
lord, eon. at all Vines, refer hick with confidence to the day
any dispittert article was delivered; thereby not only re-
tries ing ail doubt no the part of his ru;tomer•, but always
preserving his credit accounts in a state of clearness and
accuracy.

London: Printed by Asitenment from the widow of the
lateJositua Sturges, Fur Slerwood, Neely, and Jones, Pa-
ternoster-row.

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also be had at the same prices of my of the Newsmen.
Publicans are particuhrly cautioned cosiest pirated and
inferior editions of this Book; as none are gra:tiee. hut
what are printed by assignment from the late Mr. Sturgts's
widow, for Sherwood. Neely end doaes.
It Is presumed the trade will consider the value of this
new Edition much enhanced, by the addition of •• Laws
affecting Publicans and Innkeepers." and the " Usprut
litats" wh!tdi it coutair.s.