The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-09 00:00:00

4IOND4Y, JULY
..9.

'SIR Piknots Runower. 1 IPORTRAITOf, SIR FRANCIS BUR- I
DETT, to be engraved tij WILLIAM SHARP,
from a Picture palmed frail him, diriag his Imprisonment la-
the Tower' by Mr. NORTHcOTE, R. A.
Price tnSubscriben One thiinea t' half at the time of sips-
scribing, the remainder on delivery.7—Delivery of each Im-
pression according to the order of Subscription.
Subscriptions received at the 0 Ai"' of T.IIE STATESMAN,
R 7 ,Fleet-street ; by Mr, Sharp, No. 9.7, London-street,
Fitzroy-square I and at W. and J. Norville 5, No. 40, Ctirn.
hill, near Ilirchin-lane.
EAST-INDIA. SHAWLS.
WANTED a variety of SHAWLS, and
SHAWL HANDKERCHIEFS, and say other
curious articles of India produce. • •
APO/ at the, rityt lottig Waltql”rnieletieeVacikt
Bletmenntreel, tar-time Davies. rr" •
INDIA SHAWLS ON SALE.
LADIES or GENTLEMEN desirous of pure
chasingeuriotn INDIA SHAWLS, have now an ey.
porlunity of inspecting the LARGEST COLLECTION
ever seen an Sale, by applying at WILLIAM and DAVID
JEREMY's Muslin, Linen, and Shawl Rooms, No. 148,
Strand, near Somerset House.
N.B. The full value given for India Shawls, Gold and
Silver hluslins, &e.

PINS, NEEDLES, AND THREAD.
TIIESE three Articles, of which so much cam•
plaint has been made of late year, are now brought to
thegreatest perfection by J. CLAItKE, the.sole Inventor,
.at tie Ghldesi Lion, has old established FRIN(IE and
'THILEA D MANUFACTORY. No. 19, Southampton-
oreet, Covent•gardea, who flatters himself, that in either
Article he stand? unrivalled; the Thread for its evenness dad
strength; the Needs for the finish of the eye, which never
cuts; and the Pins are warranted not to bead,. or their heads
COME off.

HYMTN'S FAVOtritiTE.
MADAME LANCHESTER begs most re-
spectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and her
numerous and discriminating Friends of the Fashionable
World. that after mach study, and unremitting attention, she is
happy to announce;that she has introduced for their ap-
probation sorb an unrivalled and nouvelle Assortment of
BUMMER FASHIONS, as she•humbly conceives will at
once arrest the Attention of the Nobility and Gentr., and
point out the distinguished. superiority, and tasteful di--
platy of her Establishment in St. Jamey's-street.—Amongst
numerous other novelties has been introduced an entire new
Hat, which, from its fanciful and' peculiar taste, has been
inobt happily designated by a Lady of distinguished rank—
Vhe ljaitien's Favourite.—No. 59, St. James :11-street.

TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN.
R'
Catherine-street,s BUTLER,Strand,
oatINN
ORIGINAL.
PATENTEEI3 atidl
of the much-admired BRASS SCREW and SOFA BEDS.
;mid also the best apprdved DINiNG-TA BEES, having de-
elined Business, and transferred his STOCK and PRE-
ISES to Mr. EDWARD AII.GLES—E. A. particularly
desires to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in
General, that he is determined-to maintain the high reputa-
tion this Manufactory possesses for soundness of Work, and
beauty of the Materials, which the very extensive practice it
has, proves the general approbation of, Every attention shall,
therefore, he.paid to exhibit the most elegant and highly
tiorregirogit hin F 40111 F, to rendre them wur•
thy of inspection..
CANOPY BEDS, and other elegant Draperies.
Houses furnished complete, at the shortest notice. Army
and Tiavy supplied, with thalsest adlaptod Arsiddes, either for
the Voyage, or Foreign Service.
" 'N (AS:

AND FASHIG.. A thilb - .0,
MOURNINO, ate. "
JOSEPLI SNUGGS, MERCER and MA.NU.
FA ET UR ER to her MAJESTY, has the honour of
announcing to the Nobility, ('.entry, and his Friends generally,
that his late Partnership having expired, he has removed en.
tirely from Chandlis-street, to No. 20, the Corner of Henri-
etta-street, Covent-garden.
J. S. avails him elf of this Oppartanity to present his most
ivateful Thanks for the very distinguished preference he his
' oolong experienced, and respectfully solicits" Continuance of
their kind Patronage to his new Firm of SNUGGS and Co.
Having completed no extensive Assortment of new, elegant,
and fashionable MIAs adapted to the Season, Nets, Italian
Muslim, plain and figured Gauzes, &c. with laistres, Poplins,
and • Satins, Crapes, Botubazeens,- and every Article for
Court and Family 'Mourning, all of superior Make,
SNUGGS and Co. request the Favour of Ladies to hamar
them by an Inspection of their Productions, which they Bat-
ley themselves for Taste, Elegance. an I Quality, will he
,f2Lidaniolipn_ferroir
ttitrseany, and at such Pricei as will eashre
70. 90, the Corner of Heeriette-street, Covent-garden.
,iV._, o:,'• ' LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS.
EEL and. MEY 14131: beg Leave most respect_
• fatly to return their Thanks to their exalted Patrons,
and the Nubility, Gentry, &c. who have honoured them with
their favours for these last 18 Years; at that time the prices
of their Lavender and Honey .Wsters, (as under) were first
established, and notwithstanding the great advance upon
every article since that peri.id, tney continue to sell at. tine
orklual Prices. From the Satisfaction expressed, and their
increasing sale, they cheerfully look forward to a Cantinas
ante of the Patronage which they humbly hope they hat*
obtained by the acknowledged superior quality of their l 0
vender and Honey Waters.
Lavender Water per bottle 2s. 9d. ; per dozen 11. 10s.. 4
Honey ditto - - 4s. 6d. - 21. Bt.
-at the Old Established Warehouse, N 0.15, Catherine-street,
Strand'; Loudon.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS WACADILLRE,Y NEAR ALBANY,
PIC. •
ROBINSON begs leave to inform his Friends
Old the Public, that he Is constantly receiving from his
Manufactory a fresh supply a Goods of every description hi
the Tunbridge Ware Line, the whole of which" he is enabled
to sell Wholesale, Retail, and fur Exportation no as low
terms as any House in London or Tattbridge Wells.
A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies
to oniainent.—Old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnished,
or taken in exchange for new.—Diglish- sad Dutch Toys.
, with all kinds of genuine Freech tad English Perfumery.
The fashionable Game of the Devil and the sensitive Fish
to be met with in grert variety at Robinson's• Shop.

71;aia''"'ll REAL JAPAN BLACKING, bIADB BY
1' . DAY and MARTIN.
IS Invaluable Composition) with half the.
F 3 usal*labear, produces the most beautiful jet black ever
Wad, afore peculiar nourishment to the leather, will not
nua the last linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant
and, ill retain its virtues in any climate.
Sold sehe*Ado by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory,
Pre.97o /1-Halbsorn ; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock.
street, Cov—gaiden ; W. Day, 80, SwalloVi-street; Ante',
No. Plisclo4sse ; nod by the principal StrofErdlikers, Per-
fumen, and Oilmen, in the Idetruputia ; mud la every Town
threasheat She Waited Kingdom, in dune bottles. price Is. 6d.

• EXHIBITION.
MAILLARDET'S MECHANICAL AND
MUSICAL AUTOMATON EXHIBITION. coo--
tivues open at the ROYAL ROOMS, SPRING GAR.
DENS, CUARING CROSS.
Admittance Two Shillings, Cbildrea Half Prig.—Open
at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, and continues so until Tea at
Night.
The Mechanical Automaton Lady will ptay Sixteen Airs
upon on organised Piano-Forte (Flats and Sharps *ith her
Feet), accompanied by the Musical Autoat..tos Ttunbler, •
and the twantiful Mechanical Sluing 'Bird, is a Geld Some
Box, while their Friends arotiod the Magic Cmkjurer are
amusing theassebei with having their Fortmestold, and wit-
mewing the iroaderfi, sifting of Mechanism by a little Boy
Drawing. Landurapes;lie IV:Ada& Fskaaeh sad Englialt,.to
the astoniahmeut of nit beholdettq >Whom* tueQuisa,,aad
Prilicemes boaoptrd this EslObitlass drib theft presearepshap•
owes e plemeed-te-ospeoss
derful Power by Mechanism in the Wirkssitfrik Wm,
Diamondi, &c.
MISS RII)SDALE, the most dimisative Female. *Mr,
yet exhibited, being SO ears old, and only SO Indies Sigh, '
very active and affable, a native of Yorkshire. near Har-
rowipae.
THE BEAUTIFUL ALBII ESS. with silver Hair, .m
pleasing in her Manners and Convermilbe.
THE ENTERTAINING INVISIBLE GIRL, shiest
and cOnverving to her Friends around* her Magic Mansion.
PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE WORLD.—Patat-
ings in Water Colours. sees on the principle of Panoramas,
by Mechanical and Gptical Power, that will astonish the
Beholder.

• GRAND WESTERN CANAL.
AT a General Assembly of the COMPANY of
PROPRIETORS of toe GRAND WESTERN
CANAL, held at the W !lite Hart Inn in Collumpton, iu the
County of Devon, on the Mb of June.
The Right Hon. SIR GEORGE YONGE, Batt; K. B.
iu the Chair.
•.
- ' The Yacancies*ln the Co .iiiiittee of Management were filled
tip, and for the Year ensuing ; it now consists of the follow-
lug Gentlemen, viz. .
Rt. Hon. Sir G. Ynage, Bt. , Samuel Lott,
Sir Join) Kentutway, Bart. Peter Bluest,
The Rev. Herman Dre we, Michael Castle,
Rear Adm. Rich. Graves, , Phil%) George,•
Richard Hall Clarke, • 'rho tuts Fox
Samuel &Will. William li.a;ley,
George Dupsford, Henry Lawson.
Robert Baker, , Robert Humphrey Marten,
John Fortescue, I Thoinus.Luinley,
William Browne, sod
Christopher Flood, Fillet Scott Stokes, Fames.
Mr. John T homas, the Supertotendant of tile Work,, re-
ported, that five miles of the Canal were contracted for and
already under execution, and that other Lots would be set out
without delay.
The next Annual General Assembly of Proprietors was
appointed lobe held at the City of Loudon Tavern, Bishops-
gate-street, London.

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BRITISH HERRING FIiHING lOM.
PAN Y, intended to be incorporated by Art of Par-
liament. Capital £500,000, in Five Thousand Shares of
XlO4 each; and no Individual to hold more than Twenty
Shares. PATRONS.
His Grace the Duke of ATHOL.
The Earl of CHICHESTER . Lord GLEN RERVIE
Lord Viscount MELVILLE The Marquis of °IIU FITLY
Lord DE D UNST A N VILLE Lord JOCEL YN.
ranstno or.
. The Rigid/ion. the Lard SHEFFIELD.
, .
viess.ransitsz . t.
JQSHUA J,EPSON Q,I) DY • Esq.
mug:tom& 7'
William Slhitb. Esq. M. P.'11'11(44 Stansfeld, Esq..
W. A. Madocks, Esq. M. P. William Heveate, Esq.
M. Wood, Esq. Satan' and John Opel; Esq.
Alderman. Isaise'Robirwon, E
Geo. Scholey,Esq.Aldensan. • Thomas Creswell, Esq
Nathaniel Bricksvood, Esq. James Eben. Saunders, Esq.
Kennard Smith, Esq.
•IMITORs.
Lord George Seymour I Charles Welstend, Esq.
Francis Feeding, Esq. 1 James Bowen, EN.
The Directors of the above Cutapany are Dow ready to
receive Tenders for Conte .cis to build the Hods of Vessels,
including Iron :toil Joiner's Work. for the deep Sea Fishery,
of 7u tons adoseasurement, to be lugger-rigged; 50 feet on
the keel, 17 feet 6 inches. on the beam 9 feet 6 bidets to the
h Id, is jilt 8 Inch a wring, 7 inch thalien, 41 inch wale 21
', loth plank below the wale, 2 loth pLoilt above the wale,
At' 2 inch skin. '
' The Tendert to be sent sealed, and free of pestage,.to the
Compan)'s o:lice, As under, and stating the shortest period
required to complete the eau:rams.
THOS. SAUNDERS, Secretary.
Fidimanirrs! Ifnll, July 6, 1810.

AN entirely new 411(1 Moot splontlid style of
TURN {TURF, from the ARATIIAN, particularly
addressed to the FASHION A MAE WORLD.—itr. DUO='
1.) I Nfli of No. 71, Nev Bood—treeti at immense es-
pence, and au infinite sacrifice of labour and time, has at
iongth • produoed entindj, new ORNAM EN I', after the
ARABIAN STll.N,svch as they used in adorn their Pa-
laces and Public Edithes, when fiery ranked foremost awnings'
Nations for the Fine A rig. Sciences, and Learning ; this style
produces a mot inagolficent effect on Calico Furniture. Ur.
D. recommends it to the ,FaMioisible Witi.l.l a- far surpassing
in elegance, grandeur,. and beauty the Turkish, the Chi-
nese, the Egyptian, or any other Ns .le of Oeciiration ever
made use of in, Europe. Ttie,:e superb Ornaments have already
here submitted to the most dignitied and amble of our Amu.
trurs itr Classic Taste of Furniture who have been pleased to
express their high approbation and admiration of them.
•

A PHENOMENON IN THE ARTS.
ririllE A, MAGNITrIC RA:
ZOR TABLET, sancilooed by. his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, is now most decidedly established by
public patronage, and uneqUivneal approbation, as the most
invaluable, and only invention ever produced, to prepare
and 'form a Raines edge (without the use of oil) in the
mast perfect and scientific manner which can possibly be ef-
fected or desired. Its never failing action, requiring no addi-
tion of composition, its clean') applicati ~,,, its powerspru-
Awing a firm of edge, which admits the Razor being laid
flat on the fate during the operation of shaving, thereby
preventing the too tontines accident of incision, and its pre-
eminent advantage of becoming superior in its effects the
longer it is used, are qualities which it iniltipulahly possasses.
In order to protect the Public train dccepbon, each Tab-
let is sold signed by the Inventor, John Thomas Rigge, and
numbered in rid ink, at his Woremptse. No. si, };„k_
street. Grosvenor-square, end 6b, Cheapside, puce inn. 6d.
Also, an Invention fur sharpen ow Peoanives (without we
use of oil) upon unerring priaciolcs, capable of being used
with success and pleasure by .the most tim.d or delicate,
price ss. Each Inventmit is '4141 by regviorly appointed
Agents throw:hoot the United Kiagdoin. It. Smyth, Dame-
Street, Wholesale Agent. for Irclaad.