The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-26 00:00:00

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r VIIE ROYAL FAMI7I.OI, • and laldins and
JL Genllenien of fashion; its 1 urlaod, 111 C RUSH/V.Oll,
fur moistening the hair when dres,:ing; is.so ireaf a neurisher
to the Hair,as prevmits its torah% grey to all periods ; promotes
the growth, prevents its falling off, and restores it. on bald
places, if the leawrows. Several Centlenien that were bald,
have declared, after using the liabsia Oil regularly for six
inonthi, the bald places became covered with hair ; promotes
exebrows and whiskers; will prevent whiskers turning reddish
or grey.
It is the. beet preparation in the world for preserving and ,
prnsitating the Mir. lo short, where there is hair by nature. 1
stud it has fallen off, by Asing the Russia. Oil regularly, cobs
way
,rely on its being restored. Keeps false hair soft, entrap-
peurance natural. SeVCIi Shillings per bottle ; or one bottle,
committal; four small, atOne Oamea ; or six guisea bottles at,
Five Pounds. •
SOW, wholesale, retail, nod for exportation, by the Pro-
, prietor, A. Print, No. 9, John-street, Oxford-street, Lon-
don ; apd by appointment. Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma-
jesty, New Bond-street; Ileodrie and Soils, Perfiliners to her
IBatesty, Ticbborne-street, Golden-wale ; Bayley and Blew,
Perfumers to the Prince and Princess of Wales, and Duke and
Duchess of York, 5, Cockspur-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-
street; Low, Sit), Strand; Bacon, 150, and Thorn, 45, Ox-
turd-street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Itigge, 65, Cheapside ;
Newberg and Son, 45,, St. Paul's Church-yard, Loudon, or
'29, Dame-street, üblin ; Bolton and Tuti, Box al Lxcii Inge ;
and by most principal Perfumers or Medicine %readers its the
Kingdom. •

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Merchants, ,Captains trading to foreign parts, also Coun-
try Shopkeepers, bending their orders to any wholes Ale Per-
fumers or filediciiie Venders they deal s ith in Ltnidon, will re-
ceive liberal allowance.
CAUTION. —As Counterfeits are selling in petty shops, it is
particularly requested to observe the label on the outside
wrapper of each bottle is sil,med in llcf,slan Gold Ink," Moch-
rikufsky and Priure;" any oithout that signature are counter-
feits.
Sent to any part of the country, dn re:nitting the money by'
letter.

Tnis Day was ploilished, by the Author, Mid sold by Messrs.
Forsom, 10, Fleet-street, price Is.
pifiELODISI A.; or, A few Observations On the
Means of promoting Conjugal Happiness, highly inte-
resting to the Sexes., with a succinct Account of the extraordi-
nary Ccsits oe ft EALTII AND VIGOCR, invented by V IN C.-
KATY RANA SAIGUE, Iluckreat, or PhysiCian ao his
Higlowss the I.ae Nittlmantied Ally Kassa Wall•rjalt Behauder,
Nabob of tile Carnatic.
• - Si quid innisti retains istis
Ca ndiitus si non utere mecum.
Qeatritur sir, entmo puerisque beata
ere:midis slur. - Hots. Eris?.
The Title of this Vann Tract may. perhaps, induce man:
persons, at the first glance, to suppose' it has tor its object the
eneouragemon of an undue IroduOmee of the passions ; or that
it was written with a view of exciting, in an extrannliaary de:
glee, the vivid imaginations of youth, in the consideration of
subjects, whirl", front the dissipated habits of.tlae times, it is
greatly to he ft.:ire:l, too g:inerally engage their attcutiou, with-
out the aid of additional incentives-
So far from any such. intention, the Author solemnly declares,
that his sole object is to convey suet' import: nu Inform:villa, to
married people only, as must prove essentiaify Cuntiticive to
their olontestic comfort, hapoines:s, and tranquillity; mud tints
reduce the many ii.stances of infidelity and 'di ;meg amongst-the
higher classes of society, the frequent recurrence of which has
literally become a national reproach.
The effects of the Aphrodisiac Girdle, or Cestas of Health;
Vigour, and Animation, • are no less certain, than safe and
agreeable. When applied round the waist, the inflamer of
the sublime vivifying quintessences, with it hich the grosser in-
gredients of the allude' are united mid formed into a paste ;
dart in a 'nonacid, with the rapidity of light, over the whole
system. and iustainaneondy and lastingly recruit the strength,
and exhilirate the spirits. This genial application refreshes,
'braces, comooses, comforts, and illuminates all the 'corporeal,
and, through them, the meantl faculties; and; above every
thing, is always found to produce one eel taiu eireet, in So short
a period, ns to appear to operate like a sharm.
Ills a fact well known to many nobler:ten and gentlemen,
now in England, who were formerly in India, that the late
Nabob of the Carnatic. Maboanned"Ally Kann Wallajah Be-
hauder, for whose particular Use, and by whose private phy-
Vinckaty Ram Naigue, the Cestu; wits first devised and
prepared, had born to hint, by the ladies of his zenaiiii, nu
less than seven hundred and fifty eight children, in the space of
thirty-five years ; during which peilidt, :t single abortion did
out occur to any of his numermis faviturit ; ciecnotstances
which his Iligliness uniformly attributed lit his and their con-
stantly wearing Aphrodisiac Girdles, the same as are now of-
fered 0 the British Publy.
The Aphrodisiac i Girdles, or Crites of Health, lignor, and
Animation, ate said, sealcd up„ in boxes, price five guineas
each, only by Messrs. Parsons. 166, Fleet-street; Mr.' Crisps
Cockspur-street, &inter of Spring Gardens; Mr. Richards,
druggist, 193, Strand ; Mr. Green, 395, Oxford-street,. near
Dean-atreet ; Mr. Stubbs, druggist, 3S, Cneapaide ; Mr. Shep-
pard, Bristol ; and Mr. Bull, Dublin.
N. B. Observe, that there is an emblematical engrnvine on
the outside wrapper of the box, with the native scenery' of the
Huckeeen's simple dtyellilig, mat that his name. Vinckaty
itarist Naive, is annexed, in Malabar,charocters, being a fac-
simile of his hand- n rain.

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The ed./inclined Quarter Sessions for the City soil
Liberties .of ,Westminster commenced yesterday at
the 'New Sessions House, Westminster, before
iiriLtuat MAiswkattio, Esq. and a Beath of
Magistrates.,
. A number of nautili cases were tried, mine of
Which possessed tite.smallest interest.
Bills of Indictinent prefetred,. by,thss
Overseers of the parish of Si. Martin hi-the-60N
on 'the information of a nuimbec of the iuhabitmitg
in the courts and lanes leading from.Cliandea.street
to the Strand, 'sod St, Alaitio's:Citurch, against the
occupiers of a row of housett.sittosted, behind the
Key, iu Chandos-street, and running parallel "with,
that street, called Vine.street, chilling the diffe.
rent parties complaieed of. with keeping bawdy..
!muses, or ns. guilty of nuisances, in permitting
worthless persons of both sexes to meet there, and.
believe themselves in an improper manner. Seveyal:
of these cases were tried today, and though the i.. , .
dence did not go thelctagth of supporthig the wit
cipal charge, the'fact of Otcauisance was sworn to
by several of the neighbours.
Mr. ALLEY, for, the Defendants, argued that the
present prosecutions were an unnecessary waste of,
the funds of the.parishotul from.the success of which
inure real injery roust arise to the moral's of people
throughout Westminster in general, than possitilyy.
could have arisen by -suffering the toifortanati,,
wretches who occupied the miserable abodes iu Jbis, .
wretched and unfrequented street, to remain there
in the undisturbed possession of a covering over,
their heads. Su long ag human nature contittued
the same, women of their .unfortutiate description.
;nest find an abode somewhere, and it was surely
better to suffer them to remain- in a bye lane or
street, where they had already taken root, than by
removing them from thit spot, to send them forth,'
to contantiliate various other pawls of the city. ,
,Sucit couduct on the part of the trireeturs of this
parish seernekl far the more extraordinary, and to
-Ids,mind utterly inexcusable, when it was observed,
thatskile these wretched hovels of indigence, re.
raured,as, they were by their situation from the pub-
lk eye, were Brought forward to the cognizance of
justiee„ a grand receptacle and eneoura4er of vice,
in tie immediate neighbourhood, which ito modest
person could.. pass; along citainlos.street without
observing (he need hardly state that he meant the
Key), waslotlered to pass by unpuiti•hed mid un,
complained or: Independently of these considers.
,ions,* be,euhroittod. that the evidence was by nu
means explicit, and ,was the less to be relied on, es
heiog: given by persons whose property might. be .
rendered more,valuable by the removal of the per.
sons now complained M.. •
the,Cttainst to observed, that the greater. pert
.of what had fallen from the Learned Counsel, might
with inure propriety -be at lressed tolaegislative
Asseiliblrthari,to the Jury, who weeo here bound
to decide agerteabiv,4o. the esistittg law, which de,
elared that tkesaiderlig.petsons to associate .in any •
house where they behaved.' themselves in an iinpro.
per wanner, at As t 4 annoy the neighbours or the
stobile, was a tinisawas on ttie.peet of the keeper or
occupier elf such house-.
. TheJuty socoriling/y, in the casoola person of
the name a Shepherd, Atiere evidence to this effect
was adduced, and in otket similar cases, found flow
Defendants Guilty. •

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is in a good state of health,
radiation and captivity. it
public. It is
insosTt:ihdiet Iso4li thatni; bib4ei :ll.:lidl'U in appears tit
probable, however, that he is not phrtnitted to bass
the confines of his prison.
Suouim Devrn.--lestorday, as a decent..lnok..
ing ratan, apparently, front ins apparel, a baker,
was patoing i.ver IliAckfrlars.britige, be was seized
with a violent fit of coughing, which terminated in
the bursting of a Wood earl, when he dropped
down and expired instantly. The body was taken ,
to the bone.ltutise to be owned,

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