The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-17 00:00:00

BY MR KING'S ROV.II. LETTF:its pATENT.

THP, P.CONO.IIIGAL and I..Ni CEIISA 1..1A1P
—The Patentee present's to assure the f•-blir, that
this invelition has a strong claim to universal adoption. unit
is highly gratified that he can add. Its merit is liberally *e-
-1 knowledge.' by more than 13.(“) Families, and persons of
the highest and other most respectable ci. ; it emb
every essential to render it a domestic comfort, and is alike
applicably to every use for which a light can be required ;
as a chamber or night Lamp, or to enaley, shout the boost.,
or for the nursery. it is troiv interesting to all ranks and pro-
fessions; on account of its invariable certainty and pertect
safet, as it may be placed on a I.B(lv's toilet without the
least danger, and can he regulated to horn during the longest
or shortest night. ushering in tbe morning. and then dissp.
peering olthout the least smoke or smell, The same prin-
eiple reniters it equally complete for the stud). dining table.
sideboard, card table, music stand, bracket. ate. varying in
form mid elegance, and the degrees of light regal tied in pro-
portion to necessity, avoiding profusion (eons...m..ll'y
wace) of light lor)ond what is wanted ; being free from the
.as weight of hsass and oil w'h which most Lamps are
evientoberml. renders it rompletelc portably (a most desir-
ab:e acquisition). bearing any souliuti wilhvut agitating the
dame. The sationary or Grecian hanging lamps !all glass)
for the hall, passage. staircase, eon SSSSS tory, drawing-room.
&c are elegantly simple. casting a light downward as well
as around. burning any length of time, requiring no atten-
tion during the evening. and delta aas waK. Many eseel-
lent Lamps having bees. laid aside, owing to some intricacy
in trimming. or greet consumption of oil, it has been the
chief sin of the Patentee to simplify as well as economize,
and it ma) in truth he said of this, a child can trim it, and in
expense it is not half that of tallow canines.
Sold for the Patentee, by Thomos Pearce and Co. No. Ink
..ppocite the front of St. Clienteid*s Church. Strand, (.onion.
woo, to secure its reputation from the effects of adulterated
oil. are bound to sell none not gesaine Spermaceti. is
which the ronlidenee of the public shall never :te anus-•d.—
Orders from all parts of the Kingdom will be promptly est.-
ruled.

TeIR ANTI-LIIPKI'MINEs, or 5411,0 tl4)\
DROPM, are fogad etffeacioas in the removal of seor-
bulk ertptions, scrofulous tumours and sores. and the sup-
tongs of a scorbutic habit. By parifying the blood, and re-
storing the healthy action of the blood vessels. ii eatables the
s)stent to throw off noxious humours, au.l to repel the
reuses that induce debility and disease. It is sold by Mr.
Johnson. Ob. Curnhlll; Mr. Stanger. 166.0zford-street, Lon-
don: llrs. Ann Bowen, Nora lett, and all medicine venders,
in bottles at I Is. antl33s. each. _ _ _

*** .Idrim in Watkins' eases way be had by applirstiet
(by :rye') to Wired 'louse. 1, verpeel, whey the usual tr.
ut One rvund .s expected.

CO RONATION.—BI SHOP'S C.llll kl)11 AI.
0 ILERIEB.—Reeond Notice to tile Potnie.— Mr.
most Pespectfullv informs !boos Ladies (ten-
tlemen who have honoured him with their set;lon,t. •tii` the)
will bad in his Galleries all the A.eornmoilsti ins in every
respect. of a private residence, and he is happy to state that.
Independently of the very favourable situation of his Gal-
leries (which are within four yards of the Royal PlatforaWi
they will now have fie extraordinary and rxellislre adraio-
tage of spring all The Peeresses of toe Realm. in their
splendid Court Dresses. cross toe Piat:nrin to the %biol. di-
rectly opposite his Galleries, h) an Avenue a .iiqh has only
tills day been opeitell, by rem:nand. for that purpose. The
extensive Preeseeade, open only to Ibis rinzr of galleries.
sill. consequently hr graced by all the kiwi.. Beast , and
Fashion of the Country.
Tickets, at Oneself Two finineav eneh, wise he hail at
Mr. Taylor's. fiervin or. rest Q IPl.ll.4ireet. Westminster ;
at SP', Bishop's 41114, on the Ground. in Sohn Nisi-caret'.
Choreh-yard; of Mr. Burton, %stitch-maker. Lincoln's-Inn-
gate.
The Roe,. fer Carriages to these Galleries will be seen in
the (S 1116•1 Isstructlisol 'vaned by his Nlniesty's most Ito-
noorshie Privy Cc 11. (No. 3.) as printmi in the daily
papers. so that tree seers is.., be relied spun till the hour
of Seven In the-Mornisig 01 the Coronation.

CPIUMAXION.—Te the Nobiljty
A artel;nts lihrotlon. No. I. Iti. enrner of Poker-
Irani slid Parliament-street, is now tittitia tip for this splen-
did PAgesar. In a taste of peculiar elegance. eonifort. and
coarenieare, comb' • g in this latter respect the most per-
fect accommodation for Wks, aad In WI till. tr..in row,
will he esselissierls appropriated. Thr view is most coin-
nienaink. vat. front Westminster I! to the Abbrs. door.
Referrer, to the premises must ronsinee etc', one of the
superiority elate stlnallee.—An ill{ •e lor 'rickets it ripened
at the horse. where a glinitesneu attends tram new in tri,
morning : thr% may at4n be had of Messrs. Et ins and 1.1.-
cgs music-aellers. near How Chen-h. Cheap:side; at the %fer-
mi& Tavern. Rankney ; of Mr. James Roswn, b.siiiler.
rharies-street. Westmin4ter; and of Mr. Tininss Beason.
sur‘.l,lr. kr. IC Itatton-pirden.
Wineg and refreshments of a most snperior (pithy. and
at reasonable rates, will he provided on the itri.4o 4,4.

VVP.m% TAi IN(;ii:igtv
1.1A:11.1.1 P. yan•1.7(4,0hn..• \ I
sion of the Demo sad l'ioneter. fitted tip (are.. iiog is stu-
dent usage) all float' parts Milhin the Abbe) I:tat wive Iron,
time • mai& heed art minted I .Mir privilette. The seat.
ire nreanced in for si.lr aisles .10 pitch side the platform. 11111
raised a sufficient height front it for spectators In commit'',
the proression. and discern the fesinres of individuals. lit
the interuimP•te centre not e. great part of the pro.
cession will remain cbtrit.g th C..retnonv within Ike
Choir. Tie mts.le of the Ortran will be ilktinetiv henry!.
seats are ronyenletvly dividwl for lets% vg.
box.: holding ten and tienly each ; whilst tatters if-
r. tained tor single Tickets, thus giving 1111 (.lilinr-
totnit% for per.oess in any pn..t of the K 11( lust to
make certain of a seat wAttio the Abbey (it opihiell
for without delve), who snlitlit not how- Cue musoce
(hr (stout ono )of procaine • Ticket. Anotticr di% ision
US veal. or • tear al !vitt from the thitr. part formed into hoses,
holding 4 3•1.1 per,nos Herr the music of t:ir Orton
nod will it.• c.,ioeed is the greatest perfection.
% law of the Keats at Pik height will actually not only cont-
mend the procession in its approach to the Altar. but also
the ceremony of patine the Crown on his Nlajestt,'s head.—
There is ample spare al!owed for Malkin,/ at the hack of all
the Beats, both abort an.l below ; aid refreshment rooms.
female attendants and all conveniencies are provided ;
and as the boxes are constructed to prevent crowding.
p •operly malted and decorated, it is concluded persons may
b' as much at their ease as in their own dwellings.—
hUmirs. and Co.'s office against the North side of the
Abbey Itself. is open from ten till four rec..; day.—The seats
are going oil rapid,/).

Yo. Vt. 111611 1101.BOHN.
XON, (MAFIA M and Cll. respectfully ann'nnce.
they nave OPENED the spacious Pfr• MISES lately
occupied by Nlessrs. Do, LIIKOkr. and Co., in a style hither-
to unknown In that pert of the Metropolis. Their Pitnek is
six tidies more extensive thou any oilier House in that
.treet. and the Prices bear not the smallest comparison with
the regular denies Is made in that neighbourhood, even fur
the most inferior (Jones. Those Ladies wit° have regularly
patronised High Ilnlborn, will feel great pleasure in heinT
ahle to wire, the vowy best of Goods on the lowest Terms,
and without one farthing ebatenient. 'rile variety consists
of every article aenerally lvy first-rate Linen-drapers,
Silk-mercers, Hosiers. and (Hovers. sod from tie. Mistrust
stern on wide% tire whole will he conducted. it is jastly
presumed the New Concern may be worthy of public atten-
tion.—Elegant Lung Shawls, of the largest size, are selling
at Os. each. and in every fancy colour at 30..: Damsvit
Table Cloths. large anti hambome patterns, al 04. 01. ear's.
tall 10 (parent long ; and full three yards long at Its. ; ta-
shionalste ('hints Dresses, in every colour, richly thruneel.
at 12s. al. end', and worked Rube Dresses, at 3i. 01. ;
real India 'Nmnkeens. 34.2 d. the piece, and healthful Jaccu-
nets, exceedingly line. at Is. a yerd ; exertlent Friruitures,
Is. a yard, and rim eoloured Chintzes, fall ell-.ride. at Is.
Sd. • fast coloured Linings, tkl. a vard. *ad all-whirs. at 0.1.;
rid:desired sail plain Oros de (Naples; Satins and Irish
Poplins: Italian Nets, at Is. ed. a yard. and fl se India
Hooks. al tirl. tied lid.; with excellent Furniture Dimities, at
30. a yard.
P. S. Those Families who are about to purchase floe
Irish Linens. Sh.-etings. or Damask Table Cloths, an. In-
vited to inspect the innueose Variety ot Nrcos, (leant's
anti Co.'s. briers tlw-y purchase any where else.
*O4 Ti.. !test Hosiery and Wove* of every descriptior.
Mt, Dish Holborn.

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