The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-20 00:00:00

No. 291., MOH HOLBORN.

NT I XO.l, 61L111.111 and CO. respectfully announce.
I. \ they have OPENED the spacious PREMISES lately
occupied by Messrs. Hot tinatsws: end Co.. in a style hither-
to nnknown in that pert of the Metropolis. Their Stock is
six times more extensive than any other House in tint
street, and the Prices ',ear not the smallest comparison eith
the regular &mewls made in that neighbourhood, even for
the most inferior (toot's. Those Ladies wt." have regelarly
patronised Hight Holborn. will feel great pleasure in being
able to select the'very bed of Goods on the lowest Terms,
and without true fcrthing ahatem-nt. The variety consists
of - article general:y sold by first-rate !Anon-drapers.
bilk-mercers, Hosiers. and Glovers, and Pon the liberal
system on whirl; the %Olie will be c•inducted. it is justly
presumed the New Concern may be worthy of public 'den-
tion.—Elegant-Long Shawls. of the largest size, are Want,.
et IN. each. and in every fancy colour at Mks.; Damask
Table Cloths. large anti handsome putt ems, at Os. lid. each.
Pill 10 quarters lone; and full three yards long at tic.: fh-
sliknable Chintz Dresses, in every colour, richly flounced.
at OA. 6:1. each, and worked Robe Dresses, at as. Rd. ;
real India Nankeehs, 3s. 211. the piece, and beautiful Jaccu-
, nets, exceedingly fine, at Is. a yard ; excellent Furnitures,
Is. a card, rind rich coloured Chintzes, full ea-wide, at Is.
St!.: fast coloured Linii.gs. 6d. a ytrti, and ell-wider, at Ski.:
rich fieured and plain Gros de Maples: Satins and Irish
Poplins; Italian Nets. at Is. thl. a yard, and fine India
Beaks, at Oil. and Rd.; with excellent Furniture Dimities, at
ajd. a yard.
P. S. Thos; Families who are about to purchase One
a Irish Linens, . e tings, or Damask Table Cloths, are In-
vites! to inspect e itnmeitse Variety at Nixos, lillANlAll
altd Co.'s, be they purchase any where else.
*.• Th, best Hosiery and Ohms of every deserlptioN.
WI. High Holborn.

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TO NoiILEMEN. GENTI.F.MF:N. NURSERYNIEN,
G UIVENERS. &c.

TO DESTROY WORMS in Pleasure Gronnds,
Gravel-Walls, Kitelten-Gardens, Pots, &c.—lt has
loog been the wish of the Gardener to discover some
method, of easy apolication ann moderate expense, by
whirls the Worms is Pleasure-grounds. (;ravel-walks. -Lc..
which s‘i much impair their beauty. notwithstanding the eon-
Untied labours ors:seeping and whin:, ni:glit he easily (le-
%tio” ed *sod also the titilit,.) and the% prevented from in-
juring the Dresser yoen; Plants, and rendering his laboars
of none efleet.
It is salt mud' satisfacr.on that Dsstro. Mscooonst.t..
On rdener to William Day sdcon, Esq. of Kensington Gravel
Pits, can point out the desired Remedy ; which may be
readily procured, at a very moderate expense, and easily ap-
plied. It is therekne humbly proposed by the said Daniel
Nlardougall, to make the remedy. and the proper time and
method of «pplitation, fully known; and for this purpose,
11!:t1 by the advice of some respectable friends of his own
profession. to solicit the small .nbseription of half-a-Guinea
for the full directions to prepare and to use the same.—The
expense will be from three to twelve shillings per tere.
Thet :he remedy will answer the above purposes, is at-
tested be the undersigned respectabh. persons : and the re-
ceipt will be given to each Soho-Fiber, as soon as Two
Thousand Subscriptions have been obtained. Considering
the small Sobseription, and the cheap and expeditious me-
thod of destroying them. it is presumed that Two Thousand
Snbseriptiens will not he too many. Daniel Macdottgall Is
so confident of the elfi-acy of his receipt, (having proved it
upnardc of twelve months.) that he engages to Morn the
money subscribed, should his receipt be found to prove in-
effectual.
Applications to be made by letter, post paid, addressed
Daniel Macdougall. at Mr. Dolor's, No. 49, Green-street,
Drosvenor-sinare: and Subscriptions received at the fol-
lowing Nursery and Seedsmen —Mr. Lee, Hammersmith;
Mr. Malcolm. Kensington ; Mr. Henderson, Pine-Apple
Place. Edgeware-road ; Mr. Davey. King's-road. Chelsea;
Mr. Thompson. Mile land; M. Jenkins, Portman Nursery,
New-road ; Messrs. Cormack, and Son. New-Cross Rent ;
Mr. Dickson. Covent-garden; Mr. Meroherson, No. 106,
Oxford-street ; Mr. tuderson. Botanic Gardens, Chelsea ;
sod Mr. Smith and Co. Manchester.
Asortilw Ilallocustiv, Nursery and Seedsman, Pine-
Apple, Edgeware-road.
Toon as Dtv re. Florist. King's-road. Chelsea.
Wiwi's, As n EnSON. ilotanic-gardens, Chelsea.