The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-14 00:00:00

- INDIA. SHAWLS.
AWES or GENTLEMEN having curious
•_ INDIA SHAWLS, or GOLD and PILVF.R MUS-
LI VS to dispose of, was, receive the fall Volt- in Cablvat
WAITHMAN and EVERINGTON's SHAWL, hIUS-
, LIN, and LINEN WAKEHOUS4, 104, Fleet-street, cor-
ner of New Bridge-street, where the greaten Variety is coo-
sternly on Sale.'
rf W. and E. beg to apprize She* Frlende, that in
Consequence of the recent reduction in the Price of Linens,
they are now enabled to ofer the ins*, complete Assortment
of IRISH LINENS, TABLE LI VBN. SHEETINGS.
and FAMILY LINEN of every•Deieription, of the ant
Fabric, upon the most 'Absalom."' Term.

MON.NYL>
PRIVATE:AGCOM mODATION.
-ILAAMES and GENTL OI RRN Of PRO
PERT Y and RES P FvCTA BILITY, pbo may. from
any pressing U
emergeney, be in want of PECN Y lAR AC-
COASSIODATioN, either ternpmary or permanent, may
Obtain the same I kVA EDIATELY (on good security), in
any amount: Heirs of Nohlentea and Gentlemen of Fortune
may have it on their Personal Security.
Personal npplicationt received between the hours of Ten
and Three o'clock, and Letters, pt's! paid, to Hewn. flunkey
and Co. No. tB, Huy-street. St. James's.

PATNNT BRITISII.SNIRTOTO
cr.oTH. The texture being compris4,4thetly of
Boast, Flax, renders ft equal lo durability- a appearance
to Irish Linen, and about bulf the true. ,
hold Wholesale and by the Piece, No. 154. Cheapside.
The We of this new Fabric being own in the third year.
G. L. roost respectfully informs purchasers in general that if
any has prayed either its washing or durability inferior to the
best Irish Linen, satisfactory inirspetlial ion will be nude.

LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS.
tROM tho very great Decrease on the shove
neriPoory artice, HA RR BON nod Co. ill ut4 respect-
recointacti# the Nobility, Gentry, amid the Pltlik• to
take advantage of the low ?tire they are now *Maw at.
MI Orden motto the Loaded, Sea-coal dempary,
temnefiamitratreetagiottosi,:,o44bo 1

"-rEDIVARDS, No.VH, HIGH HOLBORN.
T(IF: WAREHOUSE- for the MOST
BRILLIAN r JAPAN BLA.CEING io the World,
and forth'. LEATHER PRESERVATIVE, late of Bow-

TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC IN
GENERAL.
DAT' of No. /, and No. 29, TAVISTOCK-
STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, most respectfully
anuounres that be has now prepared, and is exhibiting,
a very elect Assortment of USEFUL
AIT. HAIR for Ladies and Henilemen, either fur Home
Consamption or Exportation. which, fur Taste, Lightness,
and I,3iffect. cannot be excelled by amCompetitor for that
general Patronage he bas constantly experienced from thee
most fashionable Circles.
Ladies nod clentleivien =trended at their own homes by men
of the first-rite abilities in the profession; also, light and ap-
propriate Apartnienis,sis above., foe cutting and dressing Hair
in the rresent prevailing Fashion.
N.M. A great variety of Perfumery. ,Re. of a superior
Quality.

ROYAL NAVAL and MILITARY WATER-PROOF
CLOAK MANUFACTORY.
pISFOR D and tiERJ EA NT, Military Tai.
1 tors and Manufacturers of WATER•PROOF CA hi-
BLET to their Royal •HiOncises the Prince of Wales and
Oahe of York. have the himour of infantile* the Nobility
Gentry. nod their Friends, that Experience having proved
this Article to be impenetrable to wet for any length of time,
they do most coadde/ftly recommend the s true to Officers
going 10 Portugal, seamy natio Station where they are
much exposed to Hoe Weather. being lltht and pleasant
wear, will wrap up In a small Compass, and retain its impe-
netruble Qualities meld the last, as no Rain or Sea Water
wilt adhere to it.
To be had only Of 'them, theingentors and sole Proprie-
tors, as above, -sad at their Military Warehouse, South-
ampton-street, Strand. e
I'. 8. A large Assortmenf-ef Cavalry, Infantry. Porta-
pl. mad Beet Cloaks, alwagsemedy. '
Otikcrs campiefox coop&
FASHIONABLE •ecurroigs4ON MOST A OVAN
TAG L OGS TERNS.
lOBONS, Wodilea.dreper, Man's Mercer,
‘Jil and Tailor No. 183, float-street .(three doors from
Nike-lane), having on hand's line quantity of CLOTHS, '
parchased kl IL FORE flse very great AOF A NCE, issinabled
to supply Gentlemen with Clothes,Lat the prices -below (for
ready money), assuri4 them the Quality of Cloth, the Fa-
shion ad Workmanship, cannot btl ezeeededrof -whirls they
may he satisfied, by imisectioa, a great ?variety of Woollen
Cloths,audevery article in the abtrePt &oda being al wayskept.
Very nest'Superfine Cloth Coats, made to ineldure sea 10 0
duper ditto - 410 0
limol Second ditto 1 16 0 '
Great Corns of every desiriptiort, on proportionate terms.
Very hest Superfine Keneyniere breeches • 1 6 0
Double-milled ditto - 1 14 0
nest double twilled Cord ditto 0 18 0
It is particularly requested Gentlemeo will observe the'
Number, 183.

AttIiFICIAL TEE ra, &c.
A GENTLEMAN who has employed several
Dentists within the last few years with little ur no cam
fort io his feelings and happines, has accidentally met with
a moreig'r•r, a Gentleman front Sweden, who has fitted in
nearly a complete upper-set with mach ease, and with
great skill, upon very moderate terms, which has Mari
I.lis Address to the Kibler, twooliriteif.
Mr. As-tir is the Dentist, Nis. 43, 113 rt-street, RldtwnsWrv.

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ARTIFICIAL -•
HEATH, Surgeon Dentist to his Roy at
ness the Duke of Clarence, has brought his Comp:si-
ting for making artificial Teeth and Gums to that Perfection
toat they cannot be distingalshed from Nature; in many
Cases they can be more advantageously fixed than human
Teeth, and from their superior Cleaulinem and incorrupii-
4ility, they aus preferable to, all others. They bare n.thiug
of the dead hartheeware-like Appearance of the common
Mineral Teeth, but have all the Transparency necessary to
make theta a ar perfectly natural also mallet alt the
4Art: .0 eethelow in use.
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