The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-21 00:00:00

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NUMBER 5401

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NI W MIMIC.
JUST PUBLISHED, the celebrated CARLTON
QUADRILLES 111 danced at the Grand Feti at the
opera-Howie. fur the benefit of the surmise Irish, dedicated
to his Majesty. Likewise, the Upload Air, annexed as •
Rondo. sAih s bette'iful apirlot likeness of the Upholders,
as exhibited at Spring Gardena, by J. R. Creleksitsek, Esq.
To be had st II thielen awl Co.'s W. Mask. Theatrical and
)4asqueradu Wareham., 33, St. Jellies's-street, whop all
'New Males! Publications say be had, Opera Boxes, Ille.

Just published.
'O.
It., of TERRY'S ',RI I ISH THEATRICAL
GALLIIRY, rootikdis 161tesse.. Youli. Wilklesull.
vs. Maud, Miss &oils. and Miner Debegele. Plates. NIL
Coloured. it's. Pioors one coloured. 44. ds.
Publisbed by •W. Berthoud. jam. 6.1, Reagest's-qsadrase.
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. 4 (iIIICULTURA IA DISTRESSES. their Causes
Al sad Remedies. Addressed to the Lords and Commodes.
Accompanied with Tables, and numerous coloured Charts.
.bowleg awl comparthe the Priers of What, Breed sad LA.
keit. hos Wet telftil.
• iwyw 4111PIATIVIttiA. •
riPlPAlN•itsia addle/dal colim
• WINO* Wax, Sams, At Jameemtvest.
RT. JANET'S ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY.
WSAMS; BirOkarller to his Royal Highs's. the
e Mk* of York, most respectfully selealts to the No-
. lenity and Gentry the folio wing Terms of Setiscripthee to his
CIIRLIILATINO LIBRARY, No. I, 81. James'-coast,
who** Pulsar:—
Setthatiters paying U. be. the Year; W. the Half-
war ; Or It. lee. per Quarter, are a lowed Twelve Voleatht
%Toler., or Twenty-four lei the Country; sacrum wedded
to the mime sod most expensive Works In the Library.
itelmeribers payiag 41. ds. the Year; IL Its. ed. the
Bilf-year; or U. Its. ad. per Quarter. are entitled to
Bibby Volumes in Town. er tlizteen la the Country.
Wading New Publications In the octave or duodecimo
sites.
liabscribers pa)ine. V. Ss. the Year; 31. 11. the Half
veer; or U. be. the Quarter, are allowed Aix Volumes la
tills, end Twelve In the Country, bolero not sotlUed to the
hemediate perusal of New Worts.
reveilles ma) Lag in Town for a few days erese be accommo-
dated with the perusal of Works by leaving a deposit of the
Vela of the Rooks.
N. B. No katra Clew
Valetas Cards neatly engraved.
N.M. A Variety of itrlstams Presents, Albums, Court
Calendar, Ahoeuacks, Re.

INSURANCE SOCIETIES. •
eo many. new Societies for Insurances have lately
1.7 storied up—the professions of all are so eetieing—the
pretensions of soma are so delo4ve—while at the same time
stability end honour in these institutions ere so essential to
the peace of families, who commit their protection to them,
that great eautioe is now more than ever necessary to the
selectioa of as Inssrtince Ofhee. About half a century
slam, there was a similar rage for Insurance end Annuity
Schemes. Or. Price said of their projectors, " they believe
that the schemes they are supporting will last their time,
and that they will he gainers, and as to the injury that iney
be dose to their successors or to others—it !sat a &Mum
mad they care Nine about ft." in the event they all fall d,
end from the race which the projectors of the new societies
et* stesplpg, in the redaction of rates, tiers Is every mama
f• Not •
ft result will Wel me ay of the seeletkri
if M. 'Of tfOthempenhers of several b.*.
snow allnryasee espartos's, Ant
they bass broke' op, sod Mood more thriving bodies. The
members of the Birmingham Life OSee dissolved their
maws, sad paid upwards of 140,000 In ono mom, to be
admitted into the PeovittexT Life Ogeo. The tosdes

Comateentai Life OR. elm dissolved, end Mid another
large seas to join the PnOvIDENT Life Oamt. Thaw Csa-
pales
were respectably conducted, and the Mangers, Wi-
ng to procure a sailicieney of business upon adequate pre-
miums. preferred a dissolution of their Societies, to driving
a trade upon losing terms, to protract their individual ad-
vantage as ()dicers. It behoves the public at large to e'er-
else* daffier prudence. Sad to inquire strictly into the Ae-
neas and conduct of thee* who offer than their pretend**.
Waft they commit their Inte►est to hands which have proved
astailicul, or which remain untried.

- - -
OATI NO BATHS —After w elperieses of
a several years in Continental Precast'. Demise COUR-
TENAY announeei his process of sanative tesdpiles. im-
proved epos the plan of Ate celebrated Direst: sod oloared
free the obstructions std Imp. rfectioes to Mail the imbue
ose wet useful inveations are. 18 their origin. bet two fro.
Titutly liable. The admirable qualities of *be FUMI-
GATING BATH had been long highly praised sad astoostly
reeosatendrd in the writings of those eminent
Manor& Almmomeill, end Lainabette ; bat It isMaidwil%
time few veers that the precise and deterselssad aft of 11111111
lea bees demonstrated and established. Mem M sow
suctioned by unvarying experienee. anti tho osoompoosos
are recognized to he fully adequate So the odestela
pedals of all the Medical Men wbe bun esosorespulaad
promoted this efficacious and elegant awe of etre. Ea all
Cataneons Eruptions, long eoesi.lerod isoarable. sad at-
tended by the most painful molts ;JO Scorbutic and Stwo-
blocs Affections, whether lurking Internally, or maalfeedai
themselves by hideous blotches, in leprosy, ringworm. dm,-
mdse, and female complaints. the !fumigating Systems in-
variably produces the happiest effects ; yet with all theme
neellent qualities its principal virtue will be fogad to air
sht to the restoration of an exhausted and debilitated ems-
stitstion to a state of activity and vigour; and whether the
eximmtlen end debility be reused by a long course of dis-
sipation, the ravages of toes Veneree, it will in this re-
speet !hliest, Its claim to the title of a real spodde. 'The
‘lpowl Baths esanot be considered solely es Medicated
Rath*, het as Baths of cleanliness and ornament 3 they give
the skin that elasticity and freshness which is the ornament
of youth, and prolong the health of the aged. These Baths
are arranged in a corresponding series with the different
eaniplairds. and the liulphureous Vapour, the Barrage
harm, and the Aromatic (halybeate Beth of Ideotpelier,
err respectisely employed In their peculiar objects.
No. d. Robert-street. Adel/dd.
lir. COURTENAY'S 1)4 ACTICAL OBRERVATIONS
ve ino IHNEAtiEn or teIIiIITURESI of the URETHRA,
shit his hiproseil H)olens for their Treatise:it sad Cure;
II Work highly Intereqing to all who labour eider this pain-
hl and distressing Complaint. may be had at Onwhya's,
N. 4. tallwrinr-street, tltrnnd ; and of all Booksellers la
Tura and t ountry. Price es. lid.

16111 of NEXT MONTH. (Jim') The ',rand
Summer Lottery begins drawing, and Tlthi CAPI-
TALS run b. drtiwn in the Ant Tea Minutes, the whole
Tea may be gained fora Risk of Nineteen Pounds ; for by
Uinta adopted. a V. hole Ticket will ultimately only cost
li• lbs. aml a Sixteenth only Four hiaillines, ask; explained
it the Schemes, which are elven Amnia. Tickets cod Shama
sn '
"Mote by 81,411, Stock-Broker, L Comilla, and 9.
Tea
rows. London; and by him Arnim, who, in the last
tea Ainatio, have sold Two Prizes of ito.ollllß. altd•ThirtY-
hem:ter Copilots. Present Prier of a Ticket is 91f. Ills,'
sM if returned on or before the With JULY. 2911. may be
Teemed hark, though It may :e drawn a Blank, small Prise,
or untiraso; so that the ,wort that ran be lost is
trier Witti; bad a chance for all the Ten Capitals, which
511,1 hodrawu, and those which may besides ; and the whet
:,1"11 can hr last by a Sistroath is Four shillings; other
:"area in proportion, atter hating had the same shame as
`"i Whole Tickets.—The Scheme contains

TWO or 30,00111.!—TWO of *O,OOOl. I
e. Con•olq and Morley.
••,2114+ Pelee,&e Weeks •re affixed hourly •ysinst
4mice. lo Cornhill, by which the Public say see the Sad-
ituutues. • I