The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-02 00:00:00

CARPETS AND FLOOHCLOTIIS,

CILAPICH THAH EVER, AT THE fq.D-ESTABLIiiHED WAlF-
kola!, I IS. LONG-ACRE.

HE PROPRIETOR tier to return bi.. best thanke
to the Public and his Friends, for the very liberal
encouragement he has received for the last IS years, a:..1
hopes fur a continuance of their support ; he has now to af-
ter to their laspection an assortment or the very best a.at,u-
cactueed Goods; consisting of every description uflarpetirk;
ileatth Rugs, Druggetti, Floorcloths, Matting. 'fable
errs, Carriage Rugs. &c. which he is deterintni; ! to sell
upon such terms that shall meet their approbst.ou.
Travelling Bags at half-price.

To Silk Weavers end Throwsters, and Manufacterers of
Silk, Hose. &c. &c.
TO BE SOLD, OR LET,
And entered on immediately,
ALMost convenient and well-built FACTORY, of 3
floors, besiden the basement story, in front S 5 fevt
01tt1,22 feet deep, with 2 wings extending backwards from
the factory ; the one 12 feet square, the other l 6 feet by 20;
ineledingmost commodious rooms for wetting Silk or Cloth.,
with suitable receptacles for silk, wool, or yarn; yard be-
hind the factory; a large cistern, and abundance of soft and
hard water; counting-house, and all necessary apartments,
well at ranged and suited to all the purposes of an extensive
manuftietory. Adjoining to, and to be Let ((if tequift,l)
with the Factory, A vklutb:e Piece of FR EELIOLD L %ND,
about 60 perches, walled in on to s sides, and well adapted
for building: . _ .

The abOve are siteste st Devizes, a populous and manu-
facturing town in the county of Wilts.
For particulars, address Mr. D. W. Austie, Devizes; or
Mr. Alfred Austie, 63, Nlvrk-lane, London.

EFFLORESCENT Ott IMPROVED EPSOM SAL 1'
THE Medicinal qualities .of which are precisely tile
same as the Epsom Salts in Crystals, bus; in this
preparation (which is in the form of Powder) the disagree-
able flavour is greatly obviated. besides which ouly half filo
quantity is required for the dose. In ounce papers :Id; or Li
bottles at Is. 6d. sod Vs. 6d.

Prepared and Sold by Butlers, Chemists, 4,Cheapside, St.
Paul's ; •140, Regent-street, (near the Argyle Roo 140 !At.-
don; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; Ssekville-street, Dub-
lin; and sold by the principal Druggists lit the Kingdoms.
This preparation, If brought into gent rid nse, will prevent
the possibility of accidents by Oxalic Acid, Which host bee.'
so frequent and fatal.
Be careful to oak (or "Butler's Efflorescent or Improved
Epsom Salts:"

FOR FAMILIES.
Just Published, •rice 41.

APRACTICAL TREATISE 03 the Superior
Efficacy and Safety of STIZOLORI or LIM-
EADE, (the Dolichbs Pruriens of Linnaeus,) intern.lly an-
ministered in Diseases occasioned by Worms, wherein aro
exhibited, a concise Statement of the Symptoms 0; OA
Disease, and the uncertainty of most other Verntifuges; nos,/
in use. To which are added, Observations on 'our, utacr
indigenous Anthelmintis of the West Indies ; illustrated by
a variety of Cases, never published in any of the foraht
Editions, by William Chamberlain.. Member of the 11.131
College of Sergeons, London ; Fellow of the London Me•
dical Sceety ;,Member of the Medical Council of the Itcyul
iannerian Society, &c &c.
.11113 TENTH EDITION, considerably Enlarged and -
proved.—London: Printed for the Author; sold by -
ley, 174, Fleet-street; Sherwood, Jones & Co. 30, 'eater-
aoster-row ; and Callow & Wilson, 13. Prince“stceet,
Soho. In Chapter V. of this Work, are given Ex; • c,s ..f
Letters, and Testimonials from sem ral most reap, te'-!,
Medical Characters, In favour of the use of the Covens,- • .
and in approbation t.l the Anthor's Practice ; amone w
are, Dr. Bancroft,—Dr. De Valangin,—Dr. Lett.oni,—
Squire,—Dr. Thornton,—Dr. Underwood,
Woodville, &c. &c.
CHAR•CTER OP TRH WORK, MONTHLY
" When it is cossidered. that this valuable work, upon o.
of the most important Objects that can engage the investi-
gation and pen of the medical practitioner, has soodergona
a ninth edition, it will he admitted, that the public has -x•
been inattentive to its merits. The olject of this able lit .le
treatise iv; to recommend the use of Cowlinge, or Coe
(the Dolle,or pruriens of Liniimas,) as a powerful and se.,
vertnifege.The ingenious writer has compressed a great .tm.a
of highly valuable matter into a small compass ; awl vie
should not be doiog our duty, were we not strongly to r --
commend it to the tardier notice of tae public."—Januar,,
ISO, page M.