The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

ARTIFICIAL TEETH, with Enamel, which do
not change, skilfully fixed without the least pain, from
one to a wl.o!s set, scan to be worn with or witimut lying, aild
are not distinguishable from oath's:. Natural Teeth placed...
from a abide one to a complete set, ua eensunable terms. fins
an easy method of Wog teeth arm to stumps, if the stump be
ever so decayed; regulates uneven teeth, removes decayed spots
11 preveat further dress:. • teeth cleansed from (allure. Mrs
PRINCE, Dentist. attends from ten till four, at his House,
Jolla-street, Oxford-street. Observe, it is nut a Shop, it is a
private House. vopposite No. 7.
WHITE TEETH is the first ornament. CHERRY PASTE,
for cleansing, press: hie, and immediately whitening the "teeth,
keeping them free from tarture, clears away specks or decayed
parts, and prevent fainher decay, curing the Scurvy in the gums,
wl'irh is the cou.w e.: tettls getti,g loose, and draping out guiles
sound ; also fastens teeth that are hose, makes the gains and lip
of a healthy red, and is highly esteemed. Those who once use
give it a prefirence to tooth powders. The ['ropy:Asir, as a
Dentid. finds the enamel of teeth destroyed, anti tae gums
worn off, by persons ush.g tooth ponders, occasions, I forma the
sandy iogrodients they gra genceaily romposs•il of. 'llse Cherry
Paste is warranted innocent, pleasant to the palate, and, if coo-- •
slimily is a sure preventive agviost all cnmpia ails that
are inci_tvat to sue teeth awl gains. Is of great util y for Chil-
dren. as it prevents tae yellow torture settling on their teader
teeth. It parents and guardians knew the value of it, they
would not let their children be without It, as it prevents the
Itarture from settling MI their teeth, the tarture being the first
destruction of them, and prevents their having a gttorl set of
teeth at a future period.— By cleansing artificial teeth with the
Cart iy Pv•w, thei fat kept sweet and clean, and prevented'
chaeging culour.—Ask for Prince's Cherry Paste, 2s. tid.
lor a dozen at U. 4s.
PRINCE'S SPRUCE gives immediate relief to the Tooth-
! nth, prevents the face groin sue ling, has relieved persons
for several nights, could not sleep for pain. Persons subject to
i the tooth-Itch ought never to he without it, as it is preferable to
I any of those violent hot tinctures generally revisit, coded, ale
ilvdtgli they may sometimes give relief for a moment, but gene-
i rally towns with great p and manic carves ivtionotiatt• so in
the gums, and dim injury to the wiglihourin,; teeth; w here:4o6e
; ':peace will le• c to the part atierlell, and give immediate
relief. h Spi ore not wily cures the- anotb-aali, but pre-
serves .ne fresh from farther decay. —Ask fur Prince's Spruce
fur the Tooth-us h. at Vs. tid. or one dawn at IL Is. dir colons
4 itsclaw.f.
Sold iv!sciesol.• and retail at the Proprietor's, A. Prince,
dohn-street. Oxford-street; and hv nppointrowni. Ilendrie and
sow. Pdefenvers to her alajests, Titchborisevareet; Harding,
b 9, 1)"11-14,4113. ]iarslay. 95, Elect-market Butler, 4, Cheap-
sides Riggs.. tia, Lacistsside : Davison, iitxl Sim, 59, Vice-street
Mean. sad, 0 1 tirt,sireet ; Wi: hers. 24, Simnel; Ward. 321,
: Holborn; Eakins. —; Tett, Royal blenange ; and uf. most
piirsc.pal Yeoders..

WURTIIEK Proofs of thu Efficacy of . DIXON'S
ANTIBILIOUSi PILO.

Falmouth. North 18.18 it
Si rt,—ln intake to nor nod o ish!og well to moot:hut, it *my
degre that yot snake known to tar N•:,, mr Case. i returned
Ears Junuary two ynop limo tat Wes:-1:.d,r., in a.1114/111
ate state of health I I It as redo, e l to death's door, Fug,
urti. att,uded by the neat eotioent otedirsl men, w ithout worts
ttxtrudweto and after faurteeo mouth; wa. mil-. I theta
woe alt isesi by llr. George Le Iva, ui [NNW Iry your Drat!.
Antibilinos Pills, when, after takia ode hox, I found nt)self
b stir, :out by wing them to glade womb* i cum ed stpriu to my
duty.
I now (inlay way to join the Draenn, fit Itarhadoes. no
well as I ever ono in us) lite; ;,;:c1 if tali letter can teaul to
mike your Inedieioe wore known, ou may n,e my mime.
CiIARLES Eft Y

UndenilUi of lie Majesty's Slop Dragon.
TO Mr. Di ao•L A Rothectry, Storrimion, Sus ex.
SOW at Mr. fiutleN. No. t, Cisicapsiae, of Paternos-
ter-row, Hod mom! Venders, in notes at 34. each..

ADVICE.
WHEN Men of Edutation nnd Professional
Skill, u pen•evering endeavours to discover the most
safe uod•ceitabt method of treating a few tires ailing Disenses,
elm successful result of their experience is the best proof of
impericirisy.
Messrs. DOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make
the cute of the 1.1low:r 4 the nivel of their particular study,
sir. a c., tam Disorder, freqnently cortracted in n moment of
intoxication, and cone, mite. a., Stricisis es nod Meets, which,
by to improved pion, nee slit eddy and effectual! y cored; as tam
Debility, whether arising fiosniilacchniusltan iudulgences, long
residence in nark-. ciimates, or n 'met solitary vice, too often
unbartsity itur.otsa by the youth of both sexes; in the one cow
Mg sterility, or barrenness ; and in the other a imiterisus train
of uervous diseases, whit It, if not timely minedied, terminate in
impotence and Consumption. In stint distressingstisie of debill.
ty or eletic:•ney, whether the consequence of such baneful ha-
lms, or wising from any other cause, by which the powers of
cuostittui••it hersiam enfeebled. as regularly edurated Sor-
g-eons of London they offer a firm, wife, mind speedy restoration
to !mood tind-yigorods health.
The result of n lour and extensive practice has enabled them,
by a mitiperior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, how-
! ever inveterate or complicated, will t su!sjecting the patient
to the least restraint its dirt or exercise; tool In recent Crises,
a here no early applietakutis made on discovery of the itifection,
! they frorittektly perform n rare in the short space of twit days.
The nopreeedested success of their mode of is.eattnent ( a hick has
never been known 111 fail in one single instance in ma practice of
fifteen 3 ears, d.:ring si hick period twiny thouiand persons of both
sexes have been eared, 'even after severe mil iuptriesus melho:11
Irtd been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces
them to thus publicly utter their advice.
Messrs. Gots and Ca eiclusiyely prat** the rare of these
I particular erimplaints,•in order that they may not be In/irked
by a mistaken few, with the obloquy woo justly attached to the
ignorant eliqs:rie, think it hut justice to themselves to stpie, that '
they have been properly educated mid initiated into every blanch
of the profession (certificates of whirls, frion different Ilaspi-
tale. nod testienonirds from she most eminent Physicians, they
have to convince any inquirer), that the success resulting from
their eude.avours first induced them to quit the ;:rncuee rd
the general Practitioner, nnd they presume that their pretest.
sips c.o.:awe a fair gratool. fur the unprecedented confidence
With which they have, by the Public, been so liberally bo-
omed. •
Violent' in the Country are requested to stale the portico-
lqrsnf tiseir'ease, tire, nnd manner of *riving, int:losing a Bank
Note for Adtire and Med,..ines; mind the same will be foesrarded
to nos pint of the Kingdom. •
LiO/IS and CM buroeus, IS, llon•FriFiiiyel,

Dle.llll.lTY, Re. • I
MEiSItS. CURRIE end. CO. Surgeons, late in
hi' Majesty's Service, contlotte to direct their studies and
practice eyclurively to the brat-neat and cure of VP:NE[IEISL
CO:III,I.4iNTVP., twit s:i er,:r • ('l:e4 of •Debility. wtwitter
Id:miaow front irrer,oldr ides in ;1, It long residence in hot di-
1,-ales, or the destructive habit rd inconsiderate youth, which
entails. by anticipation, on its wthappy victims. idl the inftroti.
ties of Old rime. In slight ruses of veneteal infection a perfect
cure is cotnrileted in the short period of two days.
The) way be coo-i,lted by patients of either sea. with the
gredte-t secresy and honour, at their twte.e, No. 1.17, Hatton-
garden.
Utters, pint-pnid, enclosing a bank note, will besloly answer-
ed.—No. lu7, 11.111tia-gaiden.

GENUINE AN I) A PPRO YED `IVI IifIICIN ES,
Prepared by S. SOLOMON, D.
• Gilead• tirmare. neer LK e
THE Celebrated CORDIAL RAVI of GILEAD,
(or Nervous .I)trawlers, and Weaknesses pe•
culiar to tae Female Sex, Loss of Appelltr• IlydteriCilmitd II -
pp. chondrincal Affections, Lowness of Spirits, and all N4reriat
Dr. S hirriM'S Cordial BrklP2 of Gilead is happily calrulated
Weak, or Sickly-, and Infirm. In nli steward Decays,
Demur., Lowite-s of Spirits, Weakoess hi either Set. whether
I.?.reilitery, acquired. •'t teribta lb' Youthful Imprudence, this
Medicine will milord ,he most wriowlef•f::: relfor.
ANTI-I NI la ET IGEN ES s ur. vrrlanuaP. Drops._ is aMt di-
clue superior to eery other Remedy yet flifrovered in thi- or
Noy other age. for the speedy removal so:(1 cure of the
SeurvY. Leilisie,,Riteuntatic or timatv Paint, Scrofulit ..r
's.
Evil, Wens a every D4eriptiort. Swelled or lidlaind Legs,
dig In plumbing where Saltvntimi has repeatedly NIA, a ..en
en other tymedv could restore the u;tltuppv Sufferer to Stint
health he aufisttanatt4y lust. the Auti-Impetigeues have been
found the great and restorer of Ilealth unit V igetir.
Drops purify the Blood, add restore the System vs heu impaired
by the Ito rudest use of Mercury.
The Rhine Medicines are inclosed in plain direelnits, with
surpilitiag Cures, authenticated by Per2l.lll, Of Respectability,
I and are made up in Bottles, prier lialf-a-Gniaea each. T. ere
are also Flaunt' Rehires fit sss. contitioiug Four of the smaller
ones. wherein 9s. are smell.
'fbeA EST ERGEN T LOTION clears nod beautifies theQlCeis
removes speedily, without pain or trouble, nil kinds of Pimples,
Tellers; Ring-worm;, Spots, Redness, Swellings :r Carbuncles
of the Net4e, 111411Chel,' nod every Species of Cut:toren. littlik
n lio on the Surface of the Human Body. It is peculi:.rly pled-
sant in its dyer:l6l*h; au agreeable softness to the Shia imme-
diately succeeds is, te,e. It sweetens amp refreshes the whole
Gomplexiim' which resumes, at one nod the same lime,
an culivened appearance. The Puhlie. have been loug ems.
',hired of the certainty of its success as a b:lfe and certain re-
medy for Herpetic Complaints in general. I'iuts 4s. fid. Haf-
npints 2t. 9d.
Observe the words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engravcn on
the Stamp; all others are comiterfeits.
Sold by all Venders of Ge mine /41edieines iu the United
Kingdom. Of whom may also he had.
Dr. SOLOMON'S Justly celebrated GUIDE. to UEALTII ;
or, Advice to both Sexes, price Ss.
0- Dr. SOLOMON experts when ennviteil, the usual
romplitnent of a One Pound Note; but all written. Cases for
Leiters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, are requested _to
inclose only lialf-it-Cnifirst. Such letters should for safer v. be
thus directed :—" Moore letter. Dr.,Siiimorrn, Gilead-hoose,
kear Liverpool. Paid doable Now." Leiters inav be or-
dered to be addresled to X. A. or A. B. at the Post-Olace, till
sailed for.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTARS PATENTS.
LEA E'S GEN VINE PILLS, famous
for curing, in ail its stages', the Venereal Dimast.. One
small Pill is n dose; land the taking of one bus in u reectitcatt
s ill soon convince the patient ut the re3aitily of n speed:). gp-
coverv. Nething can be better contrived,
.more safe, or more
convenient tinin thh remedy fur such ati ale olonged to „o kin
nies, or to sea, as it needs no confisientetiroe, restraint of 'diet ;
and sixty years egileriCilei (it4 au exteadik4 practice) iris (rov-
ed that it will erect .cur when refieufrd • salivation unit
till other Method* atail nothing. PO the Scurvy and
other Ohronienll)isarders, this Atedirille has hot its parallel.
Upwards of 40,060 persons tit both brxei have been radii...illy
cured .:f the above cruel disorders, within the last right )ears.
Prepared and sofa by the Proprietors, Thomas Ti.,kmr and
Son, Members Of the Royal college of Surgeo Losable
Surgeons, (ace
the list of real Surgeoils' ptiblllheanuntially lay the RtiyYtt Col
IMO, at their how'cr.No. 9, New Bridge-strect ; 'Where co:..
Nam attendance aodAdvice will be given by them its ati• cases
relative to air ft.4-ve romplaints,w hit inviolable secrecy. Alm,
'hy apphltitouenl the Perfomers, No. St. Alban 's-street,
Pall-Hall; Tay Shoe, No. i, Fish-street.
hilt; Adult by one kerbon in every considentlite log yf Stott
fte,4l, bum of ettlx 21. 81.114k.* . .

Extract of a Letter from NTajor-Genernl Rap= to Major-General
Cooke, dated Car-Orval, May 22, 1812.
•My letter No. 17, of the 16th inst. would cdvis:e
you of the progress of a combined expedition to the
westward of this, according to the information
which I had received up to that date. The result
has now justified the sanguine hopes that every one
entertained of the success of operations, carried on
under the direction of an ollicer of the zeal and abi-
lity possessed by Captain Adam, of his Majesty's
ship Invincible. Nothing could be better timed than
the movements of General Freires who) in conse-
quence of the information I sent to General O'Dell-
nen, made an attack upon the enemy and drove hint
from Baza on the 1301, the same day on which tie!
force under the command of Captain Adam appeared
off Almiera • that offic'cr having judiciously taken
time to send on shore at some distance from the
piaci., to ascertain the strength, position) and move-
ments of 'the enemy, learned that they were in the
;place to the Humber of four or five hundred) includ-
-ling Cavalry, and had not as yet Made any detach-
ments to asaist in opposing General Freire, but
early on 'the 11th inst. It appears that the French
General had sent three couriers to Almeria (tio
doubt ignorant of this expedition) to order the gar-
rison to juin him immediately, which it proceeded to
Ido accordingly, and as It marched out Capt. Adam
landed the iOO Spanish troops he had with him, un-
deri the command of Colonel Alveor, and took pos-
-1 session of the place.
The consequence of this has bean that Capt. Adam
has been enabled to take or destroy a privateer and
her two prizes ; to blow up the castle of San Elmo,
I which is situated upon an almost inaccessible rock,
and all the sea defences and batteries which protect- -
ted the anchorage of this place, and formed a secure
resort for.the numerous privateers whieh have been
I long an annoyance to the British and Spanish trade
i on this coast.
Capt. Adam has also embarked all the serviceable
!guns, carriages, and ordnance store he found in the •
place, totally destroying the remainder, and was
busily employed on these services, and in forwarding
the embarkation of a quantity of sulphur and lead)
from the ging'S Mines, at six leagues from that place,
!tiier the direction of a Spanish Intendente, who
i had joined him with one hindred cavalry from Nijar,
when he wrote to me on the 18th inst. in answer to
the express I sent to him by a gun-boat, to acquaint
him of Gem Freire's retreat before a superior force
lof the enemy at Baza. Gen. O'Donnell was with
me here two days, when he received dispatches from
.IGen. Freire and Col. Alveor, informing him, that
the inhabitants of. Almeria had received the Spanish
troops with the most enthusiastic demonstration of
patriotism on their entering that place on the 11th
tinst. and as by the deitruction of the fortifications,
that port can no longer be useful to the enemy, eit her
as a safe rendezvous for privateers and their prizes,
or as a point d'appui to the right flank of their ad-
; vanced position, from whence they have hitherto an-
noyed Gen. O'Donnell's army, it is to be hoped that
!these loyal inhabitant will be relieved from any future
Ivisits of their tyrannical oppressors, when the Spanish
Itroops are withdrawn.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Downing-drat, July 1.
A dispatch, of which tho following is a copy, has
been this..day received at Imd Bathurst's Office,-ad:
dressed to the Earl of Liverpool by Lieutenant-Ge-
neral Campbell, commanding at Gibraltar, dated
June 8, 1812.
GM:altar, June R,lBll.
?1y tea have the honour to inform your
Lordsilip that a severe nction took place on the Ist
inst. between Gen. Ballasteros's force and a division
of ;he ene:ny, under the command of Gen. Coursoux,
lin the vicinity of Bombs.
The General has sent me a detailed account, hut
his letter is herewith inclosed. This affair has been
attended with considerable loss on both sides, that.of
the Spaniards not less than one tbourand in killtdt
wounded, and missing, including aboit eighty of-
ficers. General Ballasteros retired' to his originit
ground in the vicinity of the fled of baffle, in which
operation the enemrdid not venture .to interrupt
him; ]cis wounded have arrived at Algesiras ; theme:.
my withdrew to his intrenchments.
I have the honour to be, &c.
COLIN CAMP/3U, LietlL-Gea.
Head-quarters, Camp before Ilija Pu z,5
Juo 2. 1812.
Non EaceminT hasten to communicate
tumor Excellency the intelligence of the severe ar.
tion which I fought yesterday, with the greater Fait
of the troops under my command, in the Oaks of Bor:.
nos, This action is perhaps the.most Seriotis that has
been fought sine? the beginning of our avointion;