The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-29 00:00:00

PRICE: Ern,

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New BR IDGF:-STREET, BLACKFR. A Rs,
EMPOWERED Rl' ACT OF PARLIAMENT;
For Insurance from Fine, ileti on LIT as; and for the Grant
and Pnrchase of ANNUITIES
INiURANCES falling due at Michaelmas will ex.
pire, unless renewed within Fifteen Days front that period.
The ,)stem of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company em-
braces every advantage on which it is possible for persons de-
siring such a security to calculate: .The Premiums for Mer-
cantile Insurance, and for ever) sillier class of Insurance, in
Louden, are of the most moderate description. 03 Insurances
oirT OP LONDON, the Premiums are lower than those of Hirst
of the Companies. No (Marge it in any case made for Fire
; or fur alterations by lialorsetnent.
A large. Commission is allowed on Life Insurance I and ht
that, and m every other, department oldie business, toe Com-
pany's arrangements afford the utmost facility to all engaged in
such transactions.
Builitings in Foreign Conntries tiny be insured, what their
situation and structure are not objeetionable.
- WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary:
34* The Company's Office for the West-end of London, is
at No. 97, nn the West-side of NEW BOND-STREET, near
Osford-street:

EAGLE FIRE INSUI.ANCE,' CORN BILL.
PAYMENT OF ;RANT Olf PREMISES RENDERED
UNTF.NANTABLE BY FIRE.
POLICIES of INSURANCE expiring it Ali.
chaelmas, should be-renewed within FIFTEEN DAYS-
from that Period, to present the Parties' intgrest ceasing
therein.
11lli4GANTILE INSURANCES effected at reduced Pre'
miaow.
EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.
Every description of Insurances upon Lives may be effected
of thinDffice, with the utmost facility, upon Terms of peculiar
adviatage.
BEETHAM, Secretary.
N. B. The Half•yearly Dividends are now paying at the
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THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING; SMADB BY DAYS ''
and MARTIN. .• ; •
THIS Invaluable Composition, with half tho
usual lahnur, produces the most beautiful jet black ere
beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather, will nett
soil the finest linen, is perfectly free from tuly unpleasasit
smell, and will retain its virtues hinny climate.
• Sold wholesale by Day and Martin, at. the Manufactory.:
N 0.97, Digh.liolhons ; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistocitt
street, Covott-garden ; W. Day, 80, Swallow-street; A xtell,
No.'l, Finch-hue ; and by the principal Ront-ntaken, Per-
famers, and Oilmen,
_in the Nletropolis ;•and in every Town
throughout the United KinKdoitt, iu stone bottles, price Is. 6d.
each.•

SPRING PH YS I c.—A.Siieetener of the Blood.
R. VENEL'S ANTI.SCORBUTIC . VE-
GETABLE PIED are the beet alterative and glorifier
of the Mao& not requiring any confinement, or restraint in
Diet. This Medicine dissolves in the Stomach, blends with the
food, and gradually pervailes the circulating fluids, correcting
in its passage every deviation frdni a state ofhealth : In shorto
this is the loug-sought-for Vegetable Specific, fir safe hut active •
substitute for that tashinnable nitrirral, Mercury, .whith never
cures one disease without generating a worse; when all other
Medicines have failed, the alterative Pills may be relied on
as
specific for the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, the Dregs of Mer+
eury, and every other Diurnse tubing from vitiated Mood,
Prepared and signed by Venel and Co. and sold at Bacon so
150, Ogiord-street, opposite Bond-sir:xi g Tutt's,Royal
Es-
change; Golding's, 42, Cornhill; Parsons, Itiai, moos-stA ti
and Richards, 193, Strand. Price 4s. 6d. Pei' I:trx.

a. BABINGTON, Iforncastle, Itasinst red
ceived afresh supply of C LA fI:K E's FLORIDA. ELEC.;
TU A ILY, an effectual Cure for the AGUE.
The distressing Malady, termed the Ave. has, more r ins,
been predominant in all parts of England, particularly ino damp
mat marshy situations, from the earliest down to the present
period, and its painful and destructive ravages have been •
but too often felt and acknowledged, and a remedy to im-
pede its progress iaellectually implored. 19hertever at disorder
becomes prevaleat in a country, there will ever be Empirics in
abundance to start up for the purpose of imposing on the of •
flirted to pick their pockets ; and when too late to preserve
themselves against such infamous depredators, the miserable
and deceived patients repent of their credulity, blame their
own folly, and find the disease for which they had been
promised a certain and speedy relief, a mare unpleasant and
agonizing companion than ever. ImpOsitinio of the above id•
famous description have, however, at length peen attended with
one good elfert, which is that of having put the Public on their
guard against similar deceits, for no specific now for any pre-
valent malady whatever, can be vended with the provect
of
ultimate profit, the efficacy of which canna* be established by
the must unexceptionable references, and its value demonstrat-
ed beyond the p'ssibillty of deception. •
The Proprietor of the • FLORIDA ELECTUAR:Y, fully
aware of the extent of the Impositions, as above particular.
rized, and actuated mitre by a desire to be serviceable tlb.lanspi
kited than largely to be a gainer in a pecuniary way, cm-
braces,.as .cmiceives the only proper method of making his
valuable and certain iemedy fur the Ague (as it lan never
failed, even in a solitary instance) public, by the following ins
disputable attestations.
k N. B. The composition is purely Vegetable, and no danger
orampleasunt sensation watever ca result from a mistake
the dose. One packet, price Only 2s.n 9d., is, in most cases, is
complete cure.
ANTHONY Year:ex, aged 22 years, lately employed in
• •
• was seized with the ague several weeks previous to the evacu-
' Robin of that i3land. Oa his- return to England he was sane
time in Loudon. most dreadfully afflicted with what has been
termed the Walcheren Disease. Mr. Ba oast e. of Newha-
ven (his uncle), went to London, and knowing many of the
cures that had been effected by the Florida Elm-wary, brought
the young man home with him. He was perfectly cured by
taking two packets.
King's Amos, Brighton, Dee. `22u
ISOS.
Si R,—Hearing of the many cures performed by your Floria
da Electuary, I was induced to purchase two dozen, whiCh
gave to as natty privates of the 32d Regiment of Font, on
their return. front Walcheren, most dreadfully afflicted with
tee Ague, and each packet taut the desired effect in curing this
disease. sir, your most obedient servant,
To Mr. Clarke, Brightoa. . T. FRANCIS.
A private in the Slit Regiment of Foot, on his march from
Portsmouth, (where a detachment had a few days before dis-
embarked from Walcheren) to Blachingten barracks, was
seized wish a violent tit of the Ague at Rattingtlean, on Sabir-
day, the llith of October, 1809, was pot to bed unable to pro-
ceed. Mr. Clarke, on his way to Brighton, happened to call
at the Inn, and was told of the circumstance, and us he chanced.
to have about two-thirds of a packet in his pocket, he gave it
to the sintering soldier. This had the desired effect, and the
man proceeded on his march, in two hours after, in
health. It should be observed, that this man had been a perfectfflicted
with the Ague some weeks before the evacuation of Walche-
ren, and had taken the usual remedies from the surgeon, with.'
nut finding any relief.
A Gentleman residing at Eastbourne, on an excursion with
hi, family at that filiminable place of public resort, Brighton,
purchased twelve packets, which he gave gratuitously to per-
sons of indigent circumstances there. One packet eared thus
children, and the remainder had the desired effect on eleven
other persons, some of whom were far advanced in years.
The wife of a Warrant Officer in the Royal Horse Artillery,
far advanced in a state of pregnancy, had been afflicted witb
an Ague six months, tried all the medicine, prescribed her by
the Regimental Surgeon, without relief. Took only half a
packet of the Honda Etectuary, which entirely cured her.
Miss Gilliam, of Sidleshant, near Chichester, was cured by
one packet of the Florida Electuary, bought of Mr. Phillipson,
Druggist, Chichester, after having had an Ague more than five

years.
The above Medicine h prepared by Mr. Clarke, Brighton;
and sold whole:Ale only by Barclay and Sow, Fleet Market,
London (who•e names are engraved Isn the Stamp affixed to
each packet), may be bad uo above, and of all respectable
yelldtfir