The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-09 00:00:00

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NUMlign 5724

A LBION HOUSE ACADEMY, Eshet.., near Clare-
nont, Starry. NeithPritQaarter's Notice, nor En-
trance required. This Fstablishatent unites the advantaged
of a publics attiti.prielle School. where the Classics are tho-
roughlylnstllled, thout being allowed to interfere vikth
• solid Euelish sae Mereantile Education, whilst the health.
morals. and. almoners of the Pupils are watched with the
greatest vigiliace.—Terms, 30 Guineas. Cards at Mr.
Griffins, 7, P•lagrate-place, Strand, and Mr. Phelps, 27,
Paternoster rota.

LARULE FIRE AND LIFE OFFIGES, CoavniLL
and REGENT STlRacs, (corner of Jermyn•Street,)
ST. Jaycee.
The Directors respectfully submit to the Public the ad-
vantages to persons insured at these Offices. Tbe Terml
are unaquely liberal. with the Benefits of every other Office
combined. The Payment of Rent is allowed to Sufferers
by Fire without any increase of Premium. No charge is
made for Puticles. No responsibility can be incurred as in
Partnership Societies. *herein every one is liable for Losses
to the extent of his whole properly. Life lnsuranees effect-
• ad on the same Equitable Terms, and' all Life Policies re-
,, main in force during the Pamirs at lb* Assured In Molted
Vessels to any part of the Canteen% between the Tezel and
Mare d, bildminimer ?uncles should be renewed
%, lOW lb days from that Period.
WM. BEETPIAM, Secretary.

MONEY.
LIE Sum of .e 7,000 is ready to be advanced in
T
Sums of not less than £2(10 each, ot Freehold,
Copyhold. and long Leasehold Property, Reversions, Mar-
riage Settlements, Church Livings, &c. Noblemen and
Gentlemen of responsibility may h 4 accommodated on per-
sonal security, on fair and honourable terms. •
For Pa. ticulars apply by Letter (post !mid) to Ur. Hawke.,
2?, Northemberland.street, Mary-le-heene.

THE INDICATOR Alp DON JUAN.
To Day is pulilfshed,lactavo, price 6d..
MIRE LITERARY EXAMINER, No. 1. Contents:
111. THE INDICATOR resumed by its original Au-
thor—No. L'7. Books.
REVIEW of New Pehiications:—THE FORTHCOM-
ING CANTOS OF DON JUAN :—Meinoirs of W Wiens
Bayley. Sketches in Bedlam. Also some Remarks on
Blackwood's Magazine; and the Authar's Song, for the
Poets' Catch-Club.
Pith,ished by ii. L. He NT, /18, Taristeck-street, and 22,
Old Bond-street; and may be had of the Isfewsvenders in
'an, and by the Booksellers parcels In the Country.
N 0.11., next Saturday, containing the Cftntinuation of the
„Account of MS JVANI, and No. LXXVIII. of
,the INall-
CATOR.

This Bey is published. post Svo., Bs. 6d. boards, the
Third Edition of
111 HE SCRAP BOOK; a Collection of amusing an.!
strilsinz Pieces, in Prose and Verse; with an In-
troduction, sod Occasional Remarks aid Cootributlons. by
.JOHN hl•DI %Mille, Author of the Life of William
Cowper.
- •• For the firesides of the numerous classof men who have
only leisure to read.by:fits and starts, this is an amusing and
generally well-selected Nlisceliany. It is more original than
moat of the collections which have ben compiled from time
to time of late years, and. on the whole, presents a fair mix-
tire of the grave and gay, selected frour the ablest modern
publications."—Literary Gazette.
.• This is au wzeeedinety anoirtatning and well-selected
Tliseellany; arid, as a traveiliercompanion, nothirg can be
c )Reeisaarl more calculated . for amusement. It cattalos
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poetical extracts; so that we are sure, open the boOk where
we wi'l, to meet with some entertainment, more or less sub-
stantlil, as we feel incllnesl. la short, this selection may
be recommended as • model of works of this nature, and is
the best litertry Contrivance that cot be Imagined for emus-
lug a recent hour."—Usiedonlan Merciry.
Printed fur Omelet and BOYD, Edinburgh ; and o.,and
W. B. AVIIITTAKrA, London.

ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS.
For the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece, at the Factivry
price, No. 4, on the SOUTH SIDE of BLOOWSBURY
SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southarapton-itreet,
Hatboro.
11116 IRISH LINEN COMPANY be leave to an•.
flounce' to the Public, that the shove House is
thelr only Establishment in this .Country, where they con-
thine to supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with
WARRANTED grass-bleached Linen, for Shirts and
theets, of the be4t fabric and coklur, at a price cons der-
ably lower than they can be proctired through any other me-
dium. They ciao engage to return the purchase-money
should any Inuit appear. Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ire-
land Notes taken as uattal. Country and Town orders punc-
tually attended to bi
JOHN• DONOVAN, 4;Floomsbory-square, London ;
JOHN DOYLE, Si, St. Mary's Abbey, Dahlia, Agent.

Under the Especial •
[PATRONAGE OF TIIE PRINCESS' ESTERIIAZY;
His Excellency the Late
AMBASSADOR from the EMPEROR of PERSIA;
And many High and Distinguished Personages.
OWLANITS IiALY DOR, for Preserving, Beau-
tifying, and improving the Complexion.
A Lady of Title in the course of her Travels and Bota-
nical Researches in the Eastern part of the World, disco-
vered a Compound forming one of the most exquisite and
pleading Cosmetics, hitherto uaknowo in this or any other
country.
This Cosmetic possesses peculiar Balsamic properties ener-
getically efficient in eradicating Freckles, Pimples, Spots,
ltedoces, and all connector; Ertiptidus, and gradually produc-
ir g a delicate clear and white skin, the most sallow com-
piexion clear and lovely, rendering it beautifully soft, and
imparting a healthy and juvenile, bloom to the face, neck,
acd arms; diffusing a coolness truly pleasing; preserv:ng
the skin from the iuclemeut atmosphere, and by a due per-
severance in the application of this Cosmetic it tends to
promote the free exercise of 'those Important functions of
the skin, which are of the utmost importance for the pre-
.ervetien of the health, and a BEAUTIFUL COM-
PLEX lON.
Tq Ladies who are suckling it is of great importance, as
it Rites immediate relief to inflamed Nipples, and cools the
tufant's mou h. it is perfectly Innocent, and the moat deli-
cate Lady or Child may at ail times use it with the greatest
safety.
To Gentlemen wipse faces are tender after shaving, this
Cosmetic is recommendedfor the ease and relief of the face;
it immediately allays the irritating and smarting pain, and
imparts delightful coolness, rendering the skin smooth and
eves; and protects the skin front cold winds and scorching
tttta
la comequence of the recommendation of several dis-
tinguished personages, wine attested the pre-emir-nt a irtUes
of ih!s Cosmetic, the ectie Proprietors, A. ROW I. AND and
SON, purchased the Recipe of the shove Lady, and offer it
to the Not icily. Gentry, sad the Public et large, as a ya-
hahle preparation.
Sold at Si. &I. and 4s. a.!. per Bottle, ditty tentacled.
Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. Wiwi-es:I) and SON. No.
10, Ilatt.m.Gar leu, ll..lnorn, Lon Ion; tat.' by mist Par-
tition and Med oicue Ven.iers.

IMPERIAI, PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS —Tuasosv.
Tie Royal Assent was given by Commission' to the
Beer KW, the [weenies Ilia, the. Felo de se Hill, the
lri.h Election. Kill, sod •onie private Hills •
Th. Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Sad
Bathurst, and Earl of Sh*ftesbury.
The Builla Duties Bill was read a third time, as was