The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

THE MEMOIRS of HER. MAJESTY, which
will probably be published on November the Ist, and
which will be written by hjr. JOHN' WILES, jun., will
contain Her Private Correspondence with several distin-
guished Individuals ;—Part of the intended Case of Recrimi-
nation •, Tact Evidence collected in truly on her behalf. and
which did not arrive in Ohm in England ; and ether Facts
and Documents of State Importance, as well as Her Travels
on the Continent.

LIST OF MR. COBBETT'S PUBLICATIONS.

TO DE HAD AT
No. 1, CLEMENT'S:INN. STRAND. LONDON.
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With Five Plates. erfee Two Shillings,
AMERICAN-- SLAVE 'TRADE ; or, Au Aieottl
of the Manner in which the Slave-dealers take rive
People from the United States of America, and carry them
away. and sell them as Slaves in other of the States; and
of the horrible Cruelties practised in the carrsin,, on of this
most infnmous Traffic •, with Reflections on the Project for
the forming a Colony of American Blacks in Africa. and &r-
-tale Documents respecting that Project. By JESSE
TORRY, jnn., Physician. With notes and a Preface, by
WILLIAM CORBETT.

Corr:tog EcoNomv.—Number 2 of this little work con-
tains a PLATE, representing the BREWING MACHINE in all
its parts, accompanied with explanations of their several
uses in the process of brewing; together with a statement
of the different prices of the Machine in
its vz rocs yizes.—
Two editioas of the first Number have been published, and
a third is in the press. The Third Number is just published.
Conntrres S.camuxs.—Published on the first dilly ()revery
month. price 3d., and of which seven numbers are already
publishe4. No. I. " Nahoth's Vineyard. or God's tropte-
mice against Cruelty and hypocrisy."—No. 2. " rte Sin
of Drunkenness in Kings. Priests and People.h—No.
" The Pall of Judas, or God's Vengeance against Bribery."
-r-No. 4. "The ttif.,:es of the Poor, and the Punishment of
Oppressors."—No. 5. " Gotl's•Jude.ment on unju ,t Judges."
—No. 0. `• The Shigenrd."—No. 7. " God's Vengeance
against 51uplerers."—No. 8. " The Gamester."
CORBETT'S YEAR'S 111:SI'JCNCE IN Anent(' s.—A thick
Octavo Volume, price 10s. in hoards. Intended for the
of all those who wish to know wnat America really is. It
consists of a description of the country, its inliabit?iits, cli-
mate and s,it. Its productiols slsn. sre eopionsty treated
of, in which the aittic,r hLs Introdace many valuable expe-
rimentr. of Ills own.

COBT:ETT''i OftkUlß, a TIPS,/ and neat edition. mire
?:.lid. toile,: in boar:ls. It Wls intended f4r.the use of

otln,r Persons in general, awl esii.?cially for the nse of
soldiers, sailors, appre.itices and plaughbays ; bat, tile au•
liior has discovered. (in rather an o 1.1 atau.n•r) that it is in
great voque amongst " statesmen ;" and God knows, it
was not before it was wanted t)S them.
Tile Preliminary part of PAPER .Ir..v•c:r Gnr.n.—The
main object of Which 11 to show the Justice am! Nuressity of
reducing the interest of that which is call• I the National
Debt. is order to rescue Ilia rightful Proi)rietors cat the
lind from like ;rasp of tbo.tkovooriagsacoseogoadiooodbl*
Paper Money. .

" Fargo AGAINST Got.o."—A new edition of this work
is now published. price 65. in hoards. It contains a foil ex-
posure of the mystery of the Bank, the Fund and the Paper-
system. _

Stereotype Edition.

A thing that is a great favourite with the Author: " The
AaIF.RICA\ GARDENER; or, a treatise on the situation, soil,
fencing and l4ing-out of Gardens ; on the making and
managing of Hot-beds and Green-houses ; and on the Pro-
pagation and Cultivation of the several sorts of Table-Ve-
getables, Herbs, Fruits, and Flowers." Price :is.