The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-21 00:00:00

PLATE GLASS COMPANY.

rrITE Public are informed, that a large. Assort-
A. meat of PLATE GLASS is nns► on SALE, at fixed
Prices, by Mr. ALEXANI/Eit BLACK. at the Ctimpituy's
Warehorse,ALUlON-PLACE,BLAt KFRIARS-BILIDGE,
of a fine colour, superior brilliancy, and of minus diasensinas,'
fr l4 incites to 144 inches in length, andirons 10 to'il inches
in breadth; also Convex and Concave .I%lirrion, from 14 to SG
inches in diameter. And the same assortment may be bat for
Country Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr. WillimwFoster,
at the Manufactory, Raves:lt..id, near Present, Lancashire.
From the great improvement made of latesvears is Ibis Manu-
factory, it is now allowed that the Company's Plates are eqaal
their brilliancy, and havens few it■perfectiuos, compared
with nay Foreiga Glass that ever was imported.

AEROSTATIC, OR IMPROVED BALLOON.
TILE. esleibititig of BALLOONS, ever since the DEBILITY, &c.
Ascension of Mr. Lunardi, in the year 1784, has been PNCOURAGED by the uniform success attend-
.,
ematimted, without any success in directing their course, which' ALA- ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a
his always been a matter of regret with the Public. It is, few prevalent complaiats, which has hem confirmed by the ex
therefore presumed that an attempt to construct a Buillesoo, se perience of many years in a larAt and extensive practice; sen-
as to be elevated or depressed at 'Acuson.. nail capiable also of i Mile also of the happy effects resulting to. the public from ine-
being conducted to a given point, ',trying Nun Out to whiffs dical men confining their attention to a certain class of diseases.
the wind directly blows, if but flunking isn an,,ile of twenty de. Mears. (loss and Co. cootinue to direct their studies to those
grees (though it is expected that it may he directed to Vino all disorders arising 'from a secret destructive hibit of inconsiderate
stogie of forty-five), which constitetes four points of the cum• youth, Which not may occasions anumenets train of nervous at-
pas, will inert wilts general encouragement, and should this be reclines. tan lilt° entails en its votaries all the enervating lathe-
accomplished, may, by practical experiment. he improved SA ciiiiies of old ate. In that distressing state of debility or dea-
ns to become of great utility, and the gratificatioa of thou. signer, Whether the winsequence of soch baneful habits, earn-
roods ; which will undoubtedly be the case. if we shoutd ever sisildrinkine. long residence in hat climates, ur way oilier cause,
step Into the car attached foal/allow. withthe same Cenfidente f by which the powers of the comtitution become, enfeebled, as
of a safe arrival at a given place, as we now step into any hind regularly educated Surgeoh of London, they orrer a rirttl, snres.
or water carriage. However distant and chimerichl this may • Med speedy reiteration to sound and vigorous health.
appears the attempt is submitted to the Polak. The espeoce ~ Where an early application is made far the cure of a *deli,
of such an undertaking is evidently too great, except fur an f Dilorder. frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, Ike
opulent individual; the Public' are therefore informed, that h erstdkatilm is )generally completed in the Short space of two
Subscription is opened, of Five Shillings, which will entitle .aa)s, and in the more advaaced and inveterate stages of yaw- :
'.each Subscriber to the view of a 51odel, expiaMing the app• real iufection, cluaracterimd by a variety of painful anddistres-
' rams by means of which the Radiomen to he guided, elevated, aing,sVosPlonts. a Perseverance la their plan ( without restraint
or depressed at pleasure; the current air discovered, at' def. in diet or exercise) will insure to the patiebt a pertisanentatad
fcreiit helehts ; and, it is hoped, the dreadful nabeeptences, la j radical cure.
rase the Balloon should bunt, prevented by ea grader)l and safe 1 'The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or
descent. Should the Community be inclined to wieourage tar/ . arising from the Mane enniplalut,,haye not escaped their mho-
d undertaking, and enable the Projector to complete the Balloon ', tiros; by fal infeltible and improved plain they are eoabled to
lie has in contemplatioa to construct, it ir hoped they will ma- I remise oh,tinate Gleets and Strictures, whether recent qr of
nifest their approbation, as the Subscription is intended to het long duration. without resorting to the painful and dangerous'
closed early in June. i use of the mode beugie. Many instaacts you be adduced of
This new Aerostatic Balinoo will be constructed under the di- I
ruction of Henry Williams. many yeari Drawing.
- . very inveterate cases. of several year• continuance, having yield-'
le_ , ;ed In their method ice it few days. after the cure had been at-
,
nnsas
L\trlisle House School, Lambeth. . '"' I tempted' by other practitioners without effect; and such has 1
por the accommodation of such of the Nobility and Gentry.been the agreeable result Ida practice of fourteen years, that"!
I tee mode ofirratosent hes not in one single instance ever proved
that are disposed to promote Aerostntion by n more liberal sub. i ntmaire. during which period many thousand persons. of both
scription, and to wisornihe utility mid
.per-
bk. Subseriptioni of Ten pounds Rod „puled, are received at i reedy cored, aftersevere and injurious methods have been per-
Meters. Biddulpeis and Co. Charing-cross; Mr. Wino; confer.;
.'severed into no purpose.
Meer Bond-street ; and at S. Sutton's, stoihruer, No. 156, I .sllissars. Gap and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
Leortinholl-street, where a Model of the Balloon is left she the ! parieular complaints, in order that they may not he, hi. a
leiteetion of the Sellskribers, or wbuta It Is requested to leave . eithanken few, mat ked with the • ohincpsy so justly attached to
their Aulress, that notice may be sent them of the time amid-t the igaoraut colonic, think it hut justice to themselves to stow.
isi.sce Of ascension. to prevent depredietines and mischief that that they have keen properly educated and initiated Intel every
may occur from the.grent r a-course of the populace. it' made broneh•of the profession (certificates of which. from different
known by plink Advertisement. And adinltth*the &Wrist- itondtals, and iestannuials frosts the mkt worths* Physicians,
thus by the Ist of Jane should nut be sufficient for derratiale 4 they have to convince any requiter) that the success resulting
it a Dividend
the expence of the underinhintli. that they luny be consulted from their endeavor:lt first induce* them to quit the practice
whether to continue advertising. or each th of the general Pnicheinnet, tend they 'presume that their re-
sit the • Sub-ciipeiiiit, after deducting what mosey bus beep ex. Imam continue a fah ghoul,* fur the unprecedented con&
pesided in Advertiseaseins. • deem whit which they have, by the Cubfie, been so liberally
• H. WILLIAMS. • bonoared.
.
Carli•le Hour, Latnhelb. ' To be consulted at their home daily (persoaally, or by let-.
Of S. Burton, at No. 156, lamdenhull-street, directions may ter) by Polhill), of either Iles, with secrecy, delicacy, and at.
be had foe plat km Eightnew Variaiiom of She thune_of I)rafte. maim. . , ..
wader the title of Lounitutierial Checks, by which the vivacity Cadet* is the countrYare requested to caste Cite Partitnlnti
I and interest of Play are crinsiderably diversified and increased . of their case, age, and manner of livings miming a Bank-note
The Polish and common Games are hereby combined sod ims fur advice and medicines; and the same will, itriorwolded is
IrVed, and. the Game is susceptible of being pilled by Two, any part of the Kingdom. . Fleet
1 Three, nr Pour Pil4llll at thcsome dam s. meenlinrly.adapted GOBS Mid CO. Sergeant, No. 13, Bee. verkiltest, sleet-
to the onatis:mentot sesfottegirottetnen., street.

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WILLIAM,B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head
lon, finoW-hill, London, the best Acenannodatma for
Travellers. good Beds, choice Liquors, and motirrate Char e&
• Tklefollewnag Post. Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from
A. Saracen's Head tau, Snow-hill:—
, It XP'tß,;.Plytasauth, Weymouth, Dorehester., Falmouth,
Dattnitaith,acid Ndishatry, New Post Coach. every Morning
Webalflasd Sit'eClork, with a Guard, through Nonit at, Alt-
nsioner, Bridport, Illaudforil, Basingstoke, and liagshoi.
BOSTON, Spuldin,e, Pererborott_nh, Stilton. and Hunting.
don. New Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. Coaches
from Boom) to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby. and Hull.
LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kautsford, Stow, and Litch.
field., Post Coach, called, Tile Expeditine. every Evening at
Five o'Clock. to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver-
pool. Guarded throughout. •
BATH and ERIS rot. Flying Post Conches, thrmlch Chip.
peahen& Caine, and Maithornagit, every Afternoons arrive at
Do Ir. htny'S„ the Givevlequgul lam, Bath, and the Landau Tavern
Thomas-street. nod the Swan Bristol, next Monatag.—Loachei
to Wells, 13ndgewater, Taunton, &c.
LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, sets ,
nut every Moruing at half-past Seven it'elock ; rairi•-s Four
lusides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a G.oiri through-
wit. Pam* through Stamford. Newark, ltetford, Dowcaalrr
and Ferrybridge,tu the Guided Lion. Leeds, next Day at NI/Otle
Notwithstanditg the uncommon expedition of this (naely, it it
allowed to be Inci most agreeable ao complete Public Convey-
ance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accominoitatios
by any *(hen
KENDXL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale. B doin,
Chorley, Oen:kirk, and °armee Post Coaches, ever) After-
noon, at Five o'Cliack. Warded..
GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, AMMAN Dumfries,
Erownleill. Thornhill. Stingultar-Kiln, Cannock, Kintsnell,
and all parts of Scotland, Caraperdown Coach (Daily).
YORK, Nowertitle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, pert.nned
with a Guard throughout, sets oat every Morning nt half-pa-t
&le o'Clock, by way of Newark. Retfard, Tadcnster. Dar
lington, Northallertuo, Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick.—
Passengers finning themselves fatigued from she length of Oa
jemmy, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on
without anyadditioaal fare. J. Clark, the Black Saran. Co.
ney-street. -York, runs Conches to Suuderiand, Hull, Scarbo.
rough, Whitby, and other Places.
BRIDGENORTH and Weisel new Post Coach, every
Eveuiag.
CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Pisa Coach. goes
with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes thraugh
Brnagh, Appleby, Greutabridge, Richmond, tatterick, Ro-
roughbridge, ‘V,etberby, Aberford, Doncaster. and •Grotathasis
(the nearest any by eighteen milesi, sets out every Mauling, ,
and performs toe
_insane) with the greatest facility. Poseng,rs
detained on the Road by business or ptea.are, have thepecidiai
advantage of their seats being secured in the nest Caeca.
WAKEFIELD Post
.Coach, every Morning, at half-past
Six o'Citick.
CHESTER, Newport, Whitcharch, Tarporley, Nantwieh,
Northwirit. and Middiewich, Post Coach, every Eveniag., at
Five o'Clock.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, New Coatis, every
Morning, to the Bernie Ina, Sunderland.
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Waled,
and Wolverbansptoss, Pall Coach, every Afternoon. gaarded:
• SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and IOU: fiat, Rest Coach,
the Wide Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Ciork, guordcd.
• SHKl4ll§LH.aoil R,otherham Post Coach, called ilie.Rock-
inghltia;• deers Morning.
' SOU'f HAMPTON, Winchester, Alresfnrd, m.d Alton Coach,
every.limsiag.. - •
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Past Coach, with a Guard, sets
nut every Afternoon' mid reaches Birmingham nest day nt mug,.
Passes by Girard, Em.tion, and Shipstone, to iiie Saracea's
Head, Bull-street, Birmlnghant.
HULL. Northcave, Itowdeu, Thorn. mid Doncaster. Post
' Coach, every Meriting at half-past Six &Clock. to the Bull mad
San Ida. Mytoo-gate, Hull.
HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesclon. and • Cheshunt Coach,
every Morning. •
TOTtENUAId and EDMONTON Coach, daily, at half.
past 10. half-Mast 4, half-past 4, and half-prat 7. o'Clatit.

REUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
AFFECTIONS, with their nasal cone4owitant-,
or dying Pains, Flatulency. todwebtion, lino general fiehitity
Inrigioattwe in whatever sourer). tire relieved. frequently
rived. by WHITILLIEAIt'S CSSENCE OF MUSTAItD
*PILLS after 'veil, other means had Nile&
The 'tUID ESSENCE i t MUSIAILO (rhea with the
Fill% is tame Complaint, where necessary) is p••rwitt4 the m. 14
acilveilisoetratine, and effectual rented) In tar W..rld,
' rally° coring Chilblains by one applicauna, and the
Sprain, Jiod Bruises ht less than It If the time u.antly taken by
any
,niber Moistest oe Eanbroemitte nod if tt-eJ intive,liatehr
WPM' vracneeideal,,,ir erovenfs the part tairki.:4 Mack
MiIIFNEADS FAMILY CEItATI Iv particularly
efficacious for broken Chilblains. and all ill-couttitinued Nfiers,
lore. kgs, *carbolic 'mnium. olatcloe,. pimply winos.,
brenkingi out is the farts nape. ode. eltils. *on:
RoCillitatited eyes) eses heads, and4corbutie hawse% of every
oes,qpiptiost,
•Pcepared nni.7;• and midi by it. Jolubtan. A pottire Ire. No.
snreet-street, Soso Lawton. The F•tawsice and Pile. at
90, ette theCern;e at le. ik t. mkt 2:.9.1. SolJ by every
Medleide Venittr United ~, .
stiol The elientsiose has Bidet 'ink 0°
Johattos Wttted os

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