The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-11 00:00:00

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AMMERSMITH, Orr. lA, 1821.—The INHA-
gill /MAW& of this HAMLET having determined la
Vafttgje eve by PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION a NONU-
NION,' ofthelr ...sped aid-affection ter .the 11161111ORY of
Rost Disclaim MAJESTY, QUEEN CARO-
LINIthe Committee appointed to carry into 'effect the
above &solution, anxious that it should be dome is such a
as to be worthy its olieet., have resolved that the
oils should not be confined to the hamlet alone,
WIWI the atinieroes Mends akar late Majesty, who vi.
ikegkee at fitrandmsbargh-house, end others, should have
of coatributing thereto; and as the Com.
talel=ll4lY' avoid the sharps of whet and proornsti-
have been made against similar Committees, it
k • t ill those *he intend subscribidg win de to
y, is order that. a hodsonse mocumeat may. be 1
gigged $ the Mom completions situation that can be obtain-
ed torn within this Hamlet.
Onffsed) JAMES GOMME, Chairman.
The isilowinef Gentleman have kindly consented to re-
ceive sabeeriptloas ;—Messrs. Tore. Barren and Co. 77,
j=m4=irrtmte7; Memo% Ash and Co.. 7. Lltlle
ord." ;BM Wad. Strand, opposite
simoset-hove ; Ifir..lLaight. solicitor, Kensington ; Mr.
awe" ostler, Bradford ; Mr. Round, grocer, Brentford ;
iiin Harvey, Spread &gig. Wandsworth; fdr. Green.
KinetAnne Inn. Usbridge ; Sir. Bartholomew. Red Lion
lan, Southall ; and Mr. Clarke, Goetze Inn, Acton.
Subscriptions from the, country will be received by the
Chairman, or any Gentleitian of the Committee at Hammer-
smith.
N. B. • iortsiLlSt of the Subscribers will be published.

ALL SAINTS, POPLAR, Ocr. W. Mi.
ANNUITIES aid LOANS.WANTE D,
TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS. on SINGLE
LIFE ANNUITIES. or on ANNUITIES kr YEARS
not•exceeding FIFTEEN, or on LOANS at INTEREST.
The Vestrymen for carrying into execution the Act of Par-
liamentlately passed, for making the Hamlet of Poplar end
Dischwall. in the county of Middlesex. a separate and dis-
tinct Parish, and for erecting a Parish Church therein, and
other purposes relating thereto. will meet at the Town.
kali, High-street,. Poplar, on Tuesday, the tith day of No-
'ember next. at six o'clock in the evening precisely. to re-
eels. PROPOSALS in writing. for SINGLE LIFE AN-
Nurrsss, or Annuities for Terms of Years not exceeding
FIRM. at a rate of Annuity to he named by the Party mak-
ing theAnder ; or for Loans of Money of not less than
2MOseeli, at a rate of Interest to be specified by the Party
making the 'render. The Annuities and Interest to be pay-
ablequarterly, and secured by the rates to be made, levied.
sad eoliected br-virtue of the said Act. The age of the
percoes tenderingeor Life Annuities must be specified in
the Proposals.
The Tenders to be sealed up. and indorsed—" Tenders
for Annuities. or Loans," and to be delivered to the Ves-
try Clerk, No.oo, High-street, Poplar, on or before the sth
day of Ndventber next.
THOMAS HORNE, Vestry-Clerk.

• ACARD.—To the NOBILITY soil (MN I KC.—
It sometimes happens that an advertisement engages
the perusal of the humane and affluent, and of those blessed
with the means as well as inclination to relieve distress.—
To such the Advertiser humbly presents his application for
the Loan of 15/. for the space of six months, to enable him
to plaee himself la a little way of business. At that period
the said woe will be repaid with punctuality and gratitude;
and In ll* mesa tie* any Lady or Gentleman will' be
welted upon by the Advertiser, end Ws ease will be es-
*hied and couched for by respectable references, or a line
bet n; addressed to at Mr. Thomas's, Printer, No..
41, Dessaark-court. Exeter-change, Strand.

SECOND EDITION. ENLARGED.
Will► a new Preface. additional Tables, and various Notes
sad References, in 1 vol. Oro. price Os. boards,
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being all the Gospels, Epistles, and other Pieces, now
extant. attributed,: in the first four Centuries to JESUS
CHRIST, Ala Apostles. and their Companions. and not in-
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• - -
Her LATE MAJESTY and NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
On the Ist inst. was published, the Sixty-Ninth Number of
11.111 E MONTHLY HAEETFE OF HEALTH,
cntaininginteresting Particulars of the Causes, Treat-
ment, &c. of the Diseases which terminated the Lives of the
late Queen, and of Napoleon Bonaparte—Cases of Tic Do- '
lorenx, cured by Carbonate of Iron, by Surgeon Hutchinson
and Mr. Dennis—A mysterious Case of Sudden Death of a
Charity School Boy—The Causes, Prevention, Treatment,
&c. of the Nervous, Rheumatic. Bilious, and Plethoric
Headache—Dr. Thompson's Fatal Case of Rheumatism, with
Praetical Remarks—A Care of Hydrophobia, which lately
occurred in the City—lnstructions for employing Electricity
and Oalrenlsm in a variety of Diseases—A Case of Wen
eared by Ligature--Description of a New Instrument for
caring Contracted Limbs—Dr. Dodd's Physician's Guide—
Expositik.n of the Impudence and Literary Quackery of a
pretended Quarterly Medico-Chirergical Review. &c. &c.—
Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, at 110, Picca-
dilly, and by all Booksellers.

IN onr first introduction to a Person, there is nothing
conveys to the mind a stronger impressionthan the Teeth.
A fine set of Teeth identities health, manliness and beauty. bat
to yellow,•black. or carious Teeth, we turn with loathing and
disgust. To all who wish to preserve or beautify their
Teeth.HIJOSON and Company reeommendtheir BOTANIC
TOOTH-POWDER. as a sure remedy and preventive &rail
disorders of the Month; Root only elesases.whitens and beau-
tifies the Teeth, bat preserves them from decay to the extre-
mity of age, It fastens teeth that are loose, prevents the de-
cayed growing worse. removes the tarter, and cares the
scurvy in the gums, leaving them firm and of a healthy red-
ness ; it sweetens the breath • Is an antidote for gem
boils, swelled face aid the tooth idle ; and the proprietors
warrant that if used regularly. a tooth will sever decay, and
the tooth ache will not be known ; and though so power-
fel an antiseptic, it is entirely free of acid, and so innocent.
that the contents of a box may be taken by an infant. Sold.
price 4s. 9d., by James Atkinson, wholesale agent. 46. Ger-
rard-street. Soho-square ; Gattie and Pierce, 67; Riggs,
$6, Bond-street; Sanger. I* Oxford-street; Johnson, 16,
Greek-street; Prout, 229. Strand; Johnson. 68, Taite, 41.
Cornhill ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Rigge. O. Butler, 4,
Cheapside; Sutens, Bow Church-yard ; Edwaids. 68. New-
berry's. 43. St. Paul's Chareh-yard ; Barclays, Fleet-mar-
ket; and most Medicine Venders and Perfumers.
Caution.—As there are numerous Tooth Powders called
Botanic, in imitation of the above, please ask for Hudson's
Botanic Tooth Powder.