The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-07 00:00:00

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A NEM' INVENTION,
MORGAN and SANDERS, Patent Sofa
Bed, and Chair Bed Manufacturers to their Majesties
- and to the Bose% Family, have the honour of informing La-
dies and Gentlemen they hate invented .a most complete and
elegontly curious WRITING TABLE, in the shape of a
Globs:, singularly °novel, and most exeeedingLy grand and
handsome, and which they beg leave to caU Pitt's Cabinet
Globe Writing Table, oat of respect to that ever to be la-
mented great and good Statesman.
M, and S. have also made several Improvements on their
.Palted Imperial Dining Tables, which are now allowed to-
exceed nil others inevery respect; likewise the Inventors of
the mach-admired Patent Trafalgar Sideboards and Dining
Tables, so universally approved of, and Manufacturers of
the I'atent Brass 'Screw . Bedsteads. faith various essential
Impmvemerns recently added, at their Upholstery and Cabi-
net •sianufactory and Ware-rooms, 16 and 17, Catherine-
.street, Strand. •
The new-invented (Kobe Writing Table was absolutely
Bra inanuf..ctured sod:I-the introodiale Directions and Orders
of MOUGAN and SANDERS.

MINERAL TEITiI,ON A MUCH IMPROVED PLAN.

It. FALEUR, Dentist, of Woburn.place,
*Roll-square, begs leave must respectfully to inform
the 140131i..11A and GENTRY, who may have occasion
fur the exercise of hist:dents, thai he may be consulted during
the Wiote,r Season„bita eel) the hours of Tea o'clock is the
Morning and Five in the ARlinoon.
A large Parti..n tlf the Cominpnity having been already re-
lieved, and beuetited by ARTLF IC lAI, T P.ETH, construes-
et! by Mr. FALEVII, from a Mineral Preparation, he is i 4.
clt,
Wit)* enabled, throw h the liberality of his Friends, to give
such references, as to .ir efficacy and third bili t) ,as cannot fail
preying satisfactory those who may have uccsislon (grouch
sobstitute—an adyastage and indulgence never before, he be-
liever, enjoyed by a laintist. "Mr. FALEUR engages to of--•
fix fruit) one Toot!, to ix whole Set, without paip or irritation
to the Patient, and to reiiew them, Without additional charge,.
Should they wear. or change colour.
Mr. FAIL.L.IiIt can also aiSx an ARTIFICIAL PA-
LATE. Ma manner pectili•tr to himself. lie has'lately sue-
. seeded in relieving a Clentleinan, whose attfeCings nnd priya-
thins were great, and Whose case was of the mo-t difficult na-
ture. Tali Gendeleon has stallsorised Mr. Faker (as well
from a feeliii,l of grditifde, as front a wish to satisfy any fel-
low-creature labouring under a similar adliction), to refer to
him in rose of any doubt of Mr. Faliur'/: capability.
To those who are not acquainted with Mr. Fisleur. he kegs
lea*. 0 observe, that his charge in either case wilt be always
found moderate:
• lit, WobOta-place, 50th November,lBo9.
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UIPAC CAUTION.
WATSON'S "ATEN.T TRANSPARENT SOAP.
•
TilE Prtiprietttr of this very beautif*l Article
of Bridlra manufacture, feels it a d:Ne ewes the
Public. to caution them against the delusive uel Statement con-
taiaed is m•iland-bill, which has been most industriously cir-
Olated by. one A. Pears, in which it is stated that Mr. Ni-
cholown the Translator of Pow eroy's Clieusialrg, Mr. Aecuin,
"Esperirarattat Chemist at the Royal institution, and several
other se(einitie Gestfruien, declared mi their Oaths. before
t
limed Ellenboraugh lid a Special ;fury, " That the nen-
inscistid TILANSP. RENT SOAP was a discovery of the'
'twos' Utilit,, heed • it possessed all the cleansing 'Proper-
, ties of Soap, fre..d ni its impurities and deleterious coati-
tie4 :" this is true, . Sii part, but ant in the whole. Those
Gerateuren of Science did give evidence in the terms' or to
the effect soited, to to " WATSON'S PATENT TitA NS-
IF'AREN'I' SOAP," which they had carefully analyzed;
but in regard to A. Pears's. " New-invented Trtovarei.t
Soap," as it is called, they certainly gave no such opinion:
and as the latter article was proved on such trial by A.
Pears's own Witnesses, and is also, sworn by himself, to be
composed of a considerable proportion of Soft Soap (an in-
gri ditmt which must naturally excite disgust in every delicate
'whirl) and Lemon JuLa. the Proprietor of WATSON'S
TRANSPAIII;NT SOAP feels confident,4hat, after the
very high eni;ousielos and reciinurtendation sands his Compo-
sition has received (tutu hledical' and ScientifitAlen of emi-
nence, the Piddle will Dever Ile deceived by the specious mis-
applihation of Evidence which A. Pears has in his said Hatid-
bill sn falsely enderivapred to apply to bis own limp, but will
give to WA'CSO/I'S PATENT TII.VNSPAILEN'I' SOAP
that preference. Slilikb the peculiar eiegauce and purity it is
universally allowed to possess, id justly merit. and which is
prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Pittentee,
at his Warehouse, No. 439, Strand; and bf Ids :Appoint-
ti ti
ent; at Mr. mith's,.l(i, Dame-street, Duh o. .

ADVICE.
WW•IENMen of education and professional
•
use persevering endeavours to discaver the
Best safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailing
Diseases, the soweesofal result of theireaperiesce it the hest
proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeaus, after being regularly
educated and initiated into every branch of the profession,
(certificates of which, from different Hospitals, and testi-
Ifionials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to cm).
wince any Enquirer), were induceeto make the cure of the
folloMing Disea'es the object of their particular study, viz. a
CERTAIN I)ISO II DER, frequentlycontracted in a moment
of intoxication; and its concomitants, STRICTURES and
CLEF:TS, as also DEBILITY, whether arising from Bac-
Chatialitin indulgences Wag residence in warm cliitiates, or a
SECRET
by the Youth of both sexes; in the one it will be found
the came of STERILITY Or BARRENNESS. and iu tht
Other occasion a numerous train of nervous disemies, which,
if oat timely remedied, terminate in IMPOTENCE and
CONSUMPTION.
The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled
them, by a superior method, to elfettmally'reroove those Dis-
orders, however inveterate or complicated, Without sub-
jecting the patient to the least restraint its diet of exercise;
and in slight VENEREAL CASES, where an early ap-
plication is tirade, after discovery of the infections they
pledge themselves w perform a cure in the short interval of
two days.
The unprecedented success of their made of treatment in
" the cure of the above cributoldinli (which has never been
known to fail in obesiugle instance in twelve years practice.
during which period many persons of both setter have been
cured, even after rvere and injurious inetinids had been par-
. cord by miter pr&titioxiers vilttsoareirect), WOK!! Messrs.
Goss and Co. to thus pubiicly offer thejustivice. They may
be consulted by either sex daily, tierallialty, or by letter,
• *pith inviolable secrecy, deliciacy, and attentma.
Patients io the Country, inclining** Bank Note, are re-
quested to state the particulars of their case, age.- -and man-
ner of living. end advice hod medicine will be forwarded to
any part tit the Kingdom. • • . .
• .kle.+es. Caro and Co.
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JOHN/ GALE JONES.
TE INHABITANTS of the .CITI.,
LONDON and WESTMINSTER are etiroo.ll3l
quested to Meet at the CROWN AND ANCHOR
VERN, STRAND, on WEDNESDAY, 11th April Ind.
at Twelve o'Clork, fur the purpose of Considering thr Im-
portant Points connected with the IsnprLionment of JOIIN
GALE JONES, and of adupti wch mehsurei for 100041-
port ah spay to them appear twasitsiry.

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SPANISILINI) PORTUtWESS PAPER.
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CADIZ, MARCH 20.—The accounts we daily
receive of the state of the insurrection of the in.,'
habitants of A.ndalnsia, are of the most flattering.
nature. The Council of Regency published, on
the 17th inst. an Extraordinary Gazette, stating
that Ronda has been evacuated by the French,
and occepied by •our troops, under the command
of Brigadier. General F. Gonzalez.
ilatten 22.—The weather seems at last settled.
Wa are clothing and organizing our armY)• and. it
would be desirable to sec it augmented by a few
more British regiments.
The day before yesterday the Duke of A Mu.-
querque entered upon his functions as Governor
of this place, Dun Francisco Xavier Veneges
having been appointed Viceroy of Santa Fe.
()TORT°, MARCH 17.—Letters from Catalo.
Ilia state, that the French army in that quarter,
has swtained such considerable losses, that it is
altogether incapable of undertaking .any opera.
Lions of moment; without having previously re.
'ceived a reinforcement of 12 or 15,000 men. •
• A.YAMONTR, M.ARCII 16..---The 500 French,
who overran the county of Nubia, and coin.
'rutted the most inhuhian crimes in that province,"
were defeated by the armed peasants between Vat.
verde and Calana ; 60 were killed, and the rest
fled in the direction of Seville. Thu inhabitants
of Grenada, Scrams, and Ronda, and of many
Itlaces in the kingdom of Andalusia, have risen
ainst the:French, and seem fletermined to destroy
t eir oppressors.
• The intelligence from Catalonia is of the most
satisfactory nature. It is even said, that the ci-
tadel-of Barcelona is in our hands.
mss...l4..kusiL-4.-7-Qa..the sth iePTItII
Marshal Ney marchedfrom Zamora, in the iii. i
ruction of Ciudad Rodrigo, with a division of
from 10 to 12,000 foot, 600 horse, two pieces
of ordnance of the largest. calibre, and two Ito!
witzers.
On the 4th lase. Jenot arrived in B,ioagreo,'
with a 'division of from 8 to 10,000 men, and di.
reeled his march to Asturga. But letters from
Bonferratla, of the Bth, aflirm, that Astorga at
that time had not been attacked, and that Junot's
division remains in Bannoza, Villaponts, and the
neighbouring places. Some French pull& have
made their appearance on ths 'bank of Rio Negro,
and on the road of Sanabria.
Letters -fionv Almeida, of
.the 14th inst. ad.
vise, that the French still occupy the same points
as before; it appears they have beta reinforce 4 by
a divisiou of 6009 men, coammuded by General
Loisson; 'it is entirely composid d efffiscCiPts,
most of whom are boys.
Mortier's headquarters have sheen transferred
from Lars to Cnizadella ; near the former plata ,
the enemy is said to Nave collected a large eons.'
ber of beasts of burthen, and a report is entrant;
that the enemy is retreating in Aisdalisia.
It is alio said, that 4oseph J 1110914 41. lee- Al-
ready passed through Carman% et. ilia Aar to
mama, shooed 'ln the Muth, itit lit IKON
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