The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-10 00:00:00

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TEE ON,
Tri lot
T' exclusively directed to the original and magnificent Niel-
hog of BONA PARTK., as large al life, taken no Paris by
his speeial penoisoion ou his retiotn ft Moscow, by the
Historical Painter Lefebvre, and completed under the imme-
diate superintendancorf the celebrated David, first paiuter to
Napoleon. •
This Picture is warra*ol the last nitt only original Portrait
of BONAPARTE toitg4 from nature, saw exhibiting in Lon-
dna, and allowed by compel-id *likes to he the ()exult Leonia
of this most extra-rdlcutry Oar:peter in Europe.
As a work of art, with rerpert to Its perfect likeness, to the
composition of its de•iin, to rite elaborate execution, aod td
the beauty, variety. and troth of every particular, it posscaret
transcrodnot merit, and carries internal evid •nce of its originali-
ty from the great talent exhibited, it betog allowed to be the
daett specimen of t hecharacteristicandunsurpassoi tteinkness and
p oience, that etcgoive detail and finishing in the study and
loseention of punning, ever exhibited in the French school.—
The beauty and effect of the dostpery is such as to exhibit an
tolisoirable specimen of perfection in the art. and affords a
, favourable opportunity for rivalry in the British school.
' This would and inimitable Painting. was ordered by, and
late the goolperty of sloe •Otanicipal Council of the city of
Licke, sod placed by, them is the Hall for sitting, at the idiu-
gidb-houso of the Mayor and Commune, where it received the
unlimited admiration of the Po tic, and was removed from
thence on the abdication of Nopoleon.
Toe above facts, and more, particularly so far as they relate to
the eminent tolents of the.Aftlst, the great value of the Paint-
ing, and the extreme tummy of the likeness, sire attested un-
der the bands amid teL of De Boilly, Mayor of the city of
Liege, amt Knight of the Legion of Honour. and the Municipal
Council of the fetich-By, ad atopears by their minute of Council,
bearing dote September 2, 1819, is possession of the Proprietor.
The above Picture is on view and sale at No. 53, West side of
Leicester-sqoare, from Ten in the morning till Ten at night.
••• For the satisfaction of the Public, o.nd with a view to
prevent unsupported a.seilJnos in another quarter from obtain-
, fog further credit, the Proprietor of the ab •ve Pietore has es-
. bibbed the Minute of Council above-mentioned, nod other docu-
ments to the respectable Editor of the Day nod Trnvellcr
Newspopers, who gratuitously certified the truth of the abuse
I statement io those Papers of the tdd of list month.

Observe, a fret Copies only are now left no vale (prier "Otter
ShiMaga). thai scarce, interesting, and useful ',amity Wl/I k
(rith *hit is given nn elegant Portrait of the Author, and a
View of Gilead Howe) entitled
AGUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to both
Sexes, in a vnrie:t ylorzcsreplidass.

—.di is •cissmislessess—
By 8:SOLOMON, M. D.
Caatalaitur a Treatise on Female Disea-es. Nervous :tad By-
siochoadrinc Complaint!; akin General Retnirks no those Ms-
wes with u Sikh the human body is most frequently isMicted ;
xplaining the symptoms, mode et treatment, and remedies most
-operly adopted for earl! respective ; omplftint.
To u hich is ftoneseii. A Dissertittion .m the Properties and
errs of Hot and Cold-Bathing; also on Ess3 y on Secret
• •iery ; and a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, and
s • illy or fiat renoe-s incident to Females, Sre.—The whole
trued with vat iety of authentic facts, never before pub.
4.
fhe best preservative to keep the mind in health," says
B icon, '• (mind in mnnv in reennees the body too) is the
• 1 admonition of a Crier.d." Ulifortunately, the dislike of
not merely our tires, but, even our foililt.s, follies, and

exposed. deters thousands from asking, f,o- or receiving
what the pint ~ s,, utter recommends; awl thus Youth in parti-
rake rush he:idiotic into the vorsys of dissipated' mut death :
To obviate consequences so destructive to this species, and
esentthilf% to populaskin, has linen to my lot, by the publica-
tion of the nmile tn Health:: which pointed out to t,,e
deluded of eitt,er sex as the " Silent Frielid,'' is I ic:i they may
corrode without eqiiduse. and With as.ureit confidence of sut.
resit. This is that sunshine, the ;tontine w4ainth of whim b the
Mender roots of prejudicecoon[ hear. As nail' preynils, pre-
judices statedide, nod :al perants are left to ibeir own judgment
and .r own experteie.e.
,London: Printed for the Author ; nail soil by Sam. Leigh,
Strand;lS, Sherwood, Neel's, and Jour,,, Paternobter.low ;
also by all Booksellers id the United Kingdom.
. _ .

No I Ikon One hundred Thousand Five [kindred Copies,
of Solomon's Gullet.. 1.. tleolth have peen printed.

DP.BILITY,
FNCOURAGED by the uniform success it-
tending the peculiar method of Treatment in the (ire of
a few pre-valeta Complaints, which has been confirmed by the
experience of many years, in a I.irze mitt extemive practice—
sensible atm, of the happy effects resulting to the Polak from
Medical Men confining their attention to a certain class of Dis-
eases, Messrs. GOSS :Ind CO. Memhers of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons in L.mtlon, continue to direct their Studies to
those Dkordcts arising from a secret destructive habit of in-
considerate Youth, which not only spera•toos is numerous train
of Nervous Affections, but also entails on its votaries ell the
enervating imbecilities of old ngr. In that distres.-ing state .4
Debility or Deficiency, whether the egn;erprrtwe of tech bane-
ful habits, cill'AiVC drinking, long iesidence iu hot climates.
or arty other came, by which the poster, of the constitution
become enfeebled, a- reoilarly educated Sur eons of London,
they offer a firm. wife, and speedy restoration to sound and
vigorous health.
Where tot early application is made for the Cure of a Cer-
tain Disorder. frequently contracted inn moment of inebrie-
ty. the eradication is getwrally completed in the short spare of
two days. stint in the .e advanced and inveterate stages of
Veneteni Infection, characterized by a variety of p inifd swa
disties.ing symptoms, it perseverance in their plan ( idiom re-
straint indict or exercise) will etaure to the Patients permaneot
and radical cure.

The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected ficultiess increased by the falling of the river, urea-
with, or arising Irma the above Complaint. have not escaped
their ;Mention t hy RD infallible and improved plan, they are en. slotted considerable delay in the entrance of the
ablest sin remove obstinate Gteets and strictures, wh-ther armed boats, and those destined to land Colonel
recent or of long duration, without resorting to the painful Thornton's corps, by which four or five hours
and drunterisusito. of the Caustic Bougie. Mauy instances can be
adduced of very inveterate vises, of several year- conlilliMaCe, were lost, and it was not until past five in the
having yielded to their method in a few days. after the cure had morning, that the Ist division, consisting of 500
been attempted by other Prnetitioners without riled ; and
such has hero the agreeable result of a practice of ii years, men, were over. The ensemble of the general move.
unit the mode of treatment has hot, in one single instance, ever meat was lost, and in a point which was of the last
proved abusive, dui iiig which period sally thousand persons importance to the attack on the left bank of rho
of Roth Sexes have experienced the enjoyment
of having been
perfectly cured. after severe and injurious methods hail been river, although Col. Thornton, as your Lordship
persevered in to no purpose. w ill see in his report, which I enclose, ably esp.
To Married F-finals, a hese esp.-et:dine+ of those tender; , .
Celteel in every particular liis instructions, and folly
pledges 4.f conotilhal happiness have bean defeated, it may also :
be a pieasing reflection to k.tsw, that by a primer perseverance justified the confidence the Commander of the
in their remedies, the general health is, renovated, and the fin- . Forces placed in his abilities. The delay attending that
pediments removed. I
M. ssrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cuienf these
.! corps occasioned some on the left bank, and the at.
wisticatar consph:int-. in order that they in,y not he marked tack did not take place until the columns were dis-
hy a mistaken few, with the obloquy sn justly attached to the
ignorant empiric, think it hut justice to the selves; to mote. cernible from the enemy'
m s line at more than two
that they have been properly educated and initiated into every hundred yards distance ; as thoy advanced, a cur.
branch of the profession (cenifientes of which, from various , tinned and most galling fire was opeliNi from every
hospitals, and testimonials from the highest professional autho-
rities, they have to convince any enquirer). That a residence part of their line. and from the battery on the ri.;lit
in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well ns in bank.
other parts, emboldens them to omen, that their researches . The brave Commander of the Forces, who never
having been confined to diseases already enumerated, they hold
out a certainty of renovation to such as may lipour under the in his life could retrain from being at the post of ho.
debilitating etrects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And nom-, and sharing the danger to w hick the troops
further, that having hod opportunities. in theii torolessional en- were exposed, as soon as from his station he had
parity, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the constitu-
tional habits of seafaring persons, they oiler to them the best made the signal for the troops to advance, galloped
assuratiees of immediate ref i that the animas resulting from 2 on to the ft ont-to animate them by his presences
their endeavours first induced them to quit the proctice of the •
general practitioner; and they pre,tune their pretension., coo. and he was seen, with his hat off, encouraging them
stitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with on the crest of the glacis ; it was there (almost at the
which they have, by the public, nen:tin, liberally hollowed. same time) he received two wounds, one in his knee,
Patients in the country are requested to state tire particulars
of their case, age, nod manner of living, enclosing aremittance ' and another, which was almost instantly fatal, in his
for advice and.medieines, nod thermaedies will be given or fur- : body ; he fell in the arms of Major M'Dougall, Aid.
warded to any part of the kingdom.
m. by kite; ; de:camp. The elfect of this in the sight of the
To ba consulted at their huusidaily (perammlly,
post paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, frbops, together with Major-General Gibbs and
and attention. `Major-General Keane, being both borne off
1 Goss and Co. Surgeoas,l3, Bouvet ie-street, Fleet-street.
May I,IBOJ. ed at the same time, with many other C

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