The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-29 00:00:00

" The friends of a real, elk sir.. and constitutional Re-
form, are respeetholly informed that *Subscription is (spent *.
tor the purpose of aseistmg to tiefrly"the estiteasic 'wore:A
hy the above Patriot. le Aes has su hobly, ably. and triumph-
antly defended the legal rights of h,, eouairymen, and held
up to eoateeapt and derision the unprincipled abettors of ar-
bitrary ft ower .
t• Be ft observed, that the Whig Reformers, at their public
meetings and splendid dinners, w hen the unconslitutional in-
roads of the las have been condemned. and the sufferings of
their victims commiserated, have nirierto avoi,led every
wt width sight prove the sines ri:y of their decliiral
These " men of honour, talent. anti property." iit this part
of the kingdom. have not contribte.ed a single shilling In the
Mutterers at Manchester, nor co t".• 'es,al iavestigation °I that
nertampied and heart-reading ocverretice. Let us nut
mts those panty men—they are est our " nature! leaders.—
" Subscriptions received at the Union Room, Queen-
street; sad at Mr. Marshall's. Bookseller. Newcastle. The
liefstription will he closed in twelve days from this date.
" By Order of 1b... rottunittee.
" W. WE.ATIIt:RSTON, Secretary."
" Nenstatle, 21st April. 1520."
Illey ether towns be found hs exhijit equal!) correct (cel-
ls& and practices equally °seraphic, !
Subscriptions continue to be receited by Mr. R. Ireland,
%Holborn-hill; Alr. Dolby. .19(1, Strand, and lii,War.fnur-
stmt. Soho; and Mr. T. Fulham, 21. Alitcbell-street.
MC—by whom the receipt of collections in the country
illbduly acknowledged.
JOS. WEBB, Secretary.

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Mr. Fulham
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W. Wummy, Cloureitro-lain - - I 0 0
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A WlNWhire friend of Mr. Hunt's- - - 1 0
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FsMOVA RA IO and RA H.1)1 respectfully
Jl.ll mammas, that. in ennsecpsenee of their increasing
trade requiring more extensive premises, they base removed
to doe mat house,

NO. 77, OXFORD-STREET.
When they have added to nn excellent stock of Linen Dra-
=weej description of fa vhionahle Silks. and a complete
of Hosiery and (*loves, the whole of which are sold
ea the drat terms, and without abatement.
A matchless stock of Foreign and British Damask Table
Cleths, India Mullins. French Cambric', snperb imitation
Shawn, risk Tabbinets, elegant robe dresses, Madras Cam-
bria; mailbag Cloths, with every new and elegant article
Of Ihelineehie Dress.
EL Seie and O 3 ARAM beg to observe that they have no
camenallen whatever with the adjoining House (which they
46/1,888.10”, therefore particularly Caution those ladles
squat diasptiou, who wish to visit their establishment.
Ile. /7. Ostord-strepet. the second house from
Whalley-street, opposite the Pantheon.
BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, tie, Qv& c•-ixastrr,
CRIA PEIDE, LONDON.
UPTON and Co.'s Cheap, Durable, and Im-
penetrable PAINTS.
p cwt. per cwt. erlnvisible Green -40 s. Stone Colour - - 465.
Olive Green - - 7Ns. Black - - 365.
deep Green - I les. White - - - 4ds.
Bart Red - - des. Yellow - - . 311 s.
Bright Red - - Stk. Slate and Lead Colours 48s.
Lkeesiate - -40 a.
Prepared Oil to thin for use. per gallon, 4".
Liaseed Oil, Turpentine, and Colours of every description.
Thai Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied
with great advantage to all the purposes of useful Painting,
iodide sad out, where a handsome appearance. durahlilt),
sad esmemny are considerations. For park-palings, opt-
heilllings, stucco and plaster fronts, Iron and wood railing,
aid shipping purposes, the) are peculiarly adapted. as they
resist the effects of weather in an unusual degree, and are a
time for the worm and dry rot. They also cover a surface
many twice as great as other Paints, and may he applied
Mei Me trouble, requiring only to be thinned with Linseed
of Prepared Oil.
••• Refitted Coal Tar Brown, ids. per cwt.
Varnishes, &c. &c.

RUPTURES SPEEPILY and RADICALLY
CLRED without pain or interruption to Unusual avo-
entioes of the patient ; not by the more use of trusses. which
hog experience has proved to be ineffectual, but by scourge
of rneedies —Mr. DUF'OUR, Surgeon to the Doranian Dis-
rZ, for the cure of Strictures, and sole proprietor of Da-
llgedleated Boogies., flatters himself that the following
%negation (selected from a great number contained in his
Thoth* on the Radical Cure of Rupture) will be considered
es mathilsetory evidence of the feet.
PARISH OF ST. ANN, WESTMINSTER.
Workhouse. July 13. 1819.
We. the Overseen of the Poor of this Parish, do hereby
"?r. that Wm. Gosling and Charles Moore, two of the
PM,. a.* is the Workhoese, being severely afflicted with
nyrittees, *ere seat by us to Mr. Dufour. for tb• purpose of
a emirs; in a very short space of time they were both con-
Plethiy rated.—Witness our hands. Thomas Tomlinson, J.
Morehead. Wm. Wyatt. Wllllam Rrownley.
Ft B. Trusses, constructed on the hest principles, are kept
ON ale, as the) are essentially useful during the course of
remedies. Attendance from Ten to Four. mid from Seven
Nine.—No. 403, Berner's-street, Oxford-street.