The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-26 00:00:00

GRASS BLEACHED LINENS.

141110 M the distressed state of the Manufacturers
2. in Ireland. Lieu Cloths bare fallen full .310 per cent.; and
the IRISII LINES COMPANY would recommend their
friends to inketitis opportunity to purchase, as should war with
Americq prevail. no advance u extraordinarr must ucceNarilY
isnmedhtely take plate.
The lri.h Linen Company sell no artick Nut Irish Linen. and
not less•than a weer. Ruh piece is warranted ns to fitbrk.
und to be bleat ned on the era's. and the money returard if a
fault appears. Cash for Book of !reload notes.
J. 0' RR I EN, Adelit to the Company. -
No. 4, snails .ide of liloomsbury-sqsare; is the Company's only.
►ouse in lomdca.

SLAT F:R'sl PATENT COOKINCCAPPARATtIs.
ID T. LEMAITRPI,,,SoIe Agent., takes the liberty
1 e of informing his Friends and she Public be vow C shibits
Tot ‘ale the ahove Apparatus, at his Warehouse,' 54, Cible.
street, Holborn. It is the hest Cooking APparatts in the
kingdom ; and the moat tlenn, delicate, and cheap mode if
oteamingotewing, rdastiag, baking. broiling anti boiling. A
ember for ‘2,34 Liens's* may be dressed with lee limo A peck of
coals.
N. B. The Apparatus is fenerallf in use, And nasty for in-
spection from Me to four o clock. •s, • • *.e

ON SPRING DIR r.
“ It is lo Spring," observe. a celebrated Physician, " that I
tiamitulinnal diseases come info action t and if, at this season,
people %ere to adapt tia atterunve diet, •ismeh human olio" 1
wrodil be prevented." ' i
rirliE IN; UT or the SASSA
sm and .FRAg .TREE 4.41f:41
r'
only err} orithit4 pleasant to the valour, brat anti;
ezperience ha. proved it to be more eiBeacine4 in correctink Ole
canobutien and purifying the blond than the Lisboa Diet
or sbit.apo attn. People subject to vistaless of the sj ins, nail
rich as are of Gouty, Bilious. Asthmatic, or flisusumptice Ha-
bus, will rind the Sasiiifiras Cocoa a most inestimable article of
dirt. I t the periodical work. on Medicine it is highly estrilled,
ae4lii• we is adopted by several eminent Pittaielitets.
It is piild in a ground :t:ue for boiling (in the tame MUM' •
entree), price 63. bd. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grucer,e Nis.
Xi, Strand.
Or.:ers from the eauatry must be accompanied with ti re-
mittance.

ISY DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
rrHE CORI)IAL BALM of QUITO; price
1 only Sh. 9d. h the hest remedy in the UnPeers* for Pier- I
sou. Complaint+' at the weal powerful !testae:dive mid
mating railm of Life and Health, soot: the safest and hledi-
eine in the World. It is Did pretewled that this hledieine ran
arrest the progress of Nature but it if asserted nod prover,
that it will rritiire Health,i yen where she Cora;itotiArappract
to lune tree.. irreparably injured. Those aho have impaired
their health Icy a residence in hot and unhealthy climates; the
twitg of either sex, whose infirmities threaten premature 8)61
age, a life iif miser), mid au rally dissolinina and thine more
advwscvd io ) cart, white tottcring sapless frames appe ir wi-
*breed and almost warn ()Mr are the mare imitwsli:de olojet (sof
this tootliitig Hula the bonen lxilueilee of which may he ex-
tyndial to tine whole.clast tif Valchttlinswiala.. For I" "II ca-ea
and in all ages, a here the solids nre relaxed, where the Consti- ;
Sutton has received a sltock, or is hp any means debilitated. this
aftlorative and Re-aninititing Halm of Life and Health will
pradace ti.e happiest streets; the cold and tremulous Nerves
will be warmed nod steadied; the relaxed fibres will be braced
Ond reniiered tirm ; the musehs will he invignratetl; the sit ewe
Mill be rtr. rgthrned ; the emaciated limbs will be covered with
firm the eshtiusietl cowl: will he replenished; the im-
P"`crisited watery blood will become rich and balsamic, and its
wmeuid circulation restored to the sanative impetus, whale is the
true criterion of health; the lauguisl droopiog spirits wilt he re-
tired and ethilirated ; digestion vri'l he promoted ;"in b how,
the tone of the serves will be rretartn, and by .these means thC
%thole Culalituliha will be reativated. Freineers,,
&gaiety, 'melancholy. eon nil ()Owe deplomble symetoitis of din
ewe will vanish, and strength, ardour, serenity. nod every evi-
dence of trenvated health will lie the happy remit of taking fait
luestimaliks Halm In dee time, according to the directions fit
ate which isecussiptuty each bald,.
The Conlin, balsa tit Quito is :old wholesale and retail, by
Veslati and Co. 4i9. Strand, Lor.dita and retail, by must me-
dicine traders, price la. 94/. per bottle.

PUILTH ER Proofs of the Efficacy el DI XON'S
ANTISILIOUB PILLS.

Falmouth. March IS. 1312.
St rt,—rln justice to y 41111" and I.liing well to monk tad, it is my
aebire that you nuke known to the Niny my C 7191.. I returned
kat January two years 1,0111 the West-liidietobt &Pl"'
able state of health ; I was reduced to death', .dour, two
was attended by the most eutiocnt medical men, without mach
amendment, and after fourteen months was given over. 1 thit
'as advised by Mr. Craw Levies, of Hull, to 14y visor Diatm,s
Antibilinus Pills, when, after taking one box, I linind rgtsrlF
better, and by ming them in there months rctur.ed aria to my
duty.
1 um now all my way to join the Dragon, at Brietadoet, ai
yell as I ever was io my life; and if this letter coat tend to
nlake your metlicii.e mote katm may use TOW 'taste.
• CHN IsES JF,It ENII,
!denten:tut at hisAnleas's Ship Dtagoot,
To Mr. bison, A pothentry, Storrington Sus 4' X.
Sold at Mr. Butte, 's, No. 4, Cheopsisir, cantor Peitecons-
ter-row, mud moil hiplitme Vewics, to Ilipies 0154 9d. imolt4

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rpHE various imitations that aro daily ()Werra, will
scree to shew the estimation in which the yea! PATENT
VIOLET SOA P is held, it having been the euvy of almost
every tannuf .cluring perfumer, who Otist•l'S a counterfeit lit n
cheaper rate. Musty efforts have been made to esialolish Soaps
tinder various names their component ports firing pungent, poi-
sonous, and irritatiog ingredients. to give them co!our and
sari I , hick tend. to Leighten the ill eilects on the skin. The
PATENT VIOLET SOAP is freed, by a judicious chemical
process, from those pernicious qualities, which all other Soaps
are found to possess, being in its nature innocent, and heantit)-
ing in its effects, rendering the reddest or coarsest hand and arm
delicately white, soft, and fair, and may he used with stately on
the skin of sip itifatit within the month. It was in comequence
of these inestimable qualities that his Majesty grautert L &lees
Patent.
Sold, by appointment of the Patentee, at Messrs. Jot. Ker-
mit and Co. Chemists and Druggists, No. 9, Bear—diet% Lei-
cester-square, wholesale, retail, and for exportation. where,
in future, Merchants, Captains of Ships, and TUN n and Country
Dealers, are requested to apply, nod a liberal dieruaat will be
alto we:
Tn distinguish the real from the counterfeits, please to ask for
Hull's Patent Violet Soup, shaviag Cake, or Cream of Violets.
The Soap in squares, at nit. and Is. lid.; the Cream in hot-
fie!, 44. 6d. nod 24. :•11. 4refaliv scaled up. and out the outside
wrapper the Patentee's Signature, in his own Mimi-writing.
Family boxes. containing twelve large Squares, at It. nod
t %vire small, at 15s. a savvy; of bs. ou the large box, and 3s. on
the small.
Thee hat es, or a smaller quantity, ore also forwarded to any
part of ill.. nor country, to such permit.• who prefer having it
from the Patentee, by addressing a line to
J. B. HALL,
Chemical Laboratory, Jubilee place, Kin's-
' mad, Chelsea.

it ENG' TI lENI NG PILLS, preparea by Dr.
ti Alt MSTIZONG, No.ll9,Great liortholismew-clur.• 'West
Smithfield. London, for Nervous Complaints, Coughs. Asia,. as,
Cotoutoptiorn„ Night Sweat.. and Frionte Weakm.stirs of •
d!'scriptiort; Barrenness, Be. Ong down Gem hard Labours, .S.•
mined Weakness, and Impotrucy in the Male Sex. Prim as.
the box, dots
Also. HARMSTRONVS FEMALE vEc;r:rn (ILE
PI 1.1.8 for Females only, at the commencement turd decline of
the most critical periods of their lives, which is the most proper
Physic for Women after Lying-in or Mkerirrinees, being. the
only Medicine in the wound to be depended upon for curing la-
flammatiorw, Obstnictioro, anti Ulcers in the Womb. Price Ss.
9d. the box, duty included.
TO DR. TIARMSTRONG.
Sta,—l cannot anti undo sufficient to express my gratitods
for the wonderful recovery of any Wife, by the use of yore
Si remrtheairig Pills. She was two years heavily afflicted, ton.!
of which was confined to her bed. bring deprived of the
use of Ire Limbs, attended with violent pains. and a weak ema-
ciated state, for whim she had the best advice it this place,
and wss a patient in St: Thomas's Hospiall hit weeks, xx ith-
out finding the least relief, until Mee was firtatintely memo-
-mended to take your iavoktable Medicine, the Strengthening
s ?ills, which soot performed perfect corr.
CHARLES WRIGHT.
Jan. S, 1819. 'A Coleman-street, Wools-reit, Kent.
These Pill. rosy he had of the Donor, 89. Great Bartholo-
mexx•close, West Smithfield, London. with primed directions
%nipped round each Box, expreinine a numher of the nin.f
resPectable mid nothenticated Cases; oho the Proprietor's
name, signea by himself, R. Iformstroug, no the label outside
each Box ; noire else ran be geplante. And, by his
moot, they are sold wholesale nod retail by Barclay and
Sons, 95, Flrewiturker, London; and retailed genetic by BA-
, too, Royal Cychange; Ward, Nu. :J2l,ll.lllwrit ; liacu a. Ox-
ford-street; and all oilier respectable Mcdieine Veodeis in Tow
and Gauntry.

DR. FREEMAN'S G 1 3'l7A SALUTAIIIS au
s
approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every Foulness and
Impurity of the Blond.
Scot bulk Complaints are the most general Malady of the Bri-
tish Constitution; no family is, more .0 less, exempt from them,
and they shew themselves In a variety of they produce
Toughness, ulceration, and other disetited it:gesso- the Am% titey
ACCaFlall loid of appetite, weakness. nod dejection of spirits;
and the mu!, of blood beiaz rendered foul. it is incapable of af-
fording a healthy supply of nourishment to enable the functions
of life to be properly and actively performed. As a remedy
from all impurft.!s from this cause. Itr. Freeman's Gotta Salo-
tarts has proved itself by a reputation thirty vette., a cerNio
specific and never-failing cures it requires .ells a fcn bottles of
this iiivaluahle medicine to remove the peat obstiuutt and in-
veterate seortmtie complaint.
At this period of the season it is well kooWn the scurvy rind
its comequeaces are moat so be dreaded;
I where they are prevalent, the above medicine is recomnicaded
as the only certain means of curing, as well to preventing, the
malady from brooking hot; nor is less successful against the
effects of a well known contagion. which preemies a eertaiii
ease that imbitters the source of eojoyaneill ; every felony arising
blood,is taint, hether externally appearing or latent ,in the
is radically mid safely removed' by without the acres-
! pity of cooduement, or those other restrictions w Mete medicines
of a less superior and active kind require. It is therefore re-
! cushmended to youth of both sexes, nod to ibosb who are about
to enter Into a married state, mid would wish to preserve firma
' health and ot sound coustitulioa t. by it they will he freed front
every debility to which their irregularities may have exposed
Ikea, and be restored to their original strength nod vigour of ha-
bit. hp the diseases of the female sea, whets weltkoest a to pre-
' dominant, it never fails to check the cause sooner titan any other
medicine, and to' give strength, anithation, amt general tone to
every weakened fonction. •
Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, totem of Paternoster-
! row; Bacon, Otford4trect; and by most Country *dicingJ
Veadets) la illouletal it, 9d: dad is. 01.11:6„

Lord ELLENBOBOUGIT submitted, that notice
having been specially given to him, diet the :pilstion
should come on, and he, in e.,i- • equo:tee,'ltav:r7, de..
voted a portion of time which he scold ill afford from
his presting and important public avocations else.
where, he cone ived it due to their hordships, as Well
as to the general course of justice, that the question
should proceed.
Lord EItiKINE made a leataed and eloquent
speech in favour of the claimant, and was answered.
by Lord ELLESBOIOUGII; when, after some
observations from the LORD CIIA NELLOR, the,
further consideration was postponed to Tt itrsolay
'next, and their Lordships were ordered to be summoni:
cd accordingly.
PRIvil.EGr. •
Earl STA YHOPE called the attention ot their
Lard.sliips to a subject which he considered' of some
magnitude, as itivolviug, in a certain d,gree, the pri.,
vileges of that House. Tpc right of retitiln hall al•
way s been held as a most important privilege of t •
subject. But against the exercise of ?fiat invaluable
Iright t tax had lately been attempted to be imposed,
land in his apprehension, at a very exorbitant rye,
by a person who professed to be a short-hand writer,
be meant a Mr. Gurney. That pe: sou, it secm,.l,
had attended the discussions on a Bill late.y in its
progress through a Committee of their Lordships'
House, and had, in conseque..• e, thought proper to
bring a Bill against the Petitioners, which aprar
ed not only extravagant in itself, but utterly un-
founded both in equity and law. The doesand,hew.
ewer, had been urged with a pertinacity- so uttwar..
I rantahle and unbecoming, that it was his intenthit
Ito move that Mr. Gurney be brought . before tha

House.
Lords Walsingltam, Kenion, and Redeadete argued
that it was the accustomed practice of their etril•
ships to countenance the use of ghort-hand %%rho M
that those shortarard-writers were eomknonty- paid
for their !abbot', and that their Lordship; cart-311 y
had no objection to such remuneration for set vices!
which were considered to contribute rather to" the
Convenience of the House. •
Earl sTANHoPE still contended that the claim
was unwarranted, and added, that if it should 1)1 per-
severed in, or that any attempts should be made to
enforce it by law, he should bring the persou so
urging such claim before the Bar of that House.
Mr. Young, from the Commissioners for the Re-
demption of the Lind-tax, presented Papers, which
were ordered to lie on the table.
• Earl STANHOPE fixed the second reeding of his
Bill relative to Dissenters, for Friday, the 3d of July,
id moved that the Lords be summoned for that day,
;eh was ordered.
Their Lordships then adjourned to three o'clock
to-n.tarow (this da%).