The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-23 00:00:00

Under the immediate Patronage of the King, the Queen, and
the rest of the Royal Family, and til.o of the prineipsit No-
bility, nod the West distinguished Amateurs is tae United
Kingdom,
TIM
.BRITJUI GALLERY cif PIGTURF4,
committee% an exten.iiii• Seleetirgi of the finest Fiteciusette
of the Old.hinsten., in the Cabinet+ mud Galleries of the United
Kingdom. In Two Series. llubli,hed at the Ottre, 54, New
Boud-street.

TO THE PUBLIC.
The Arrangements for the conduct of this Grand National
Work being now compleied, and numerous Specimen. exhibited
to public stapecrion, the Proprietors confidently submit the un-
dertaking to general patronage.
The FIRST SERIES of the Work commences with the Mar-
quis of Stolford's nuignititvrit collection, and contains highly-
hnisised I.:rig-ravines. on it small seak. in the line Manure, of
the several .Piitures, with remarks by W. Y. Obley, Esq.
F. S. A. forming a descriptive toed illuctrated Catalogue of that
Gainers. This Series may be subscribed for either in plain
Prints, price 1% rid. or Proofs on India Paper, price If. 14. or
correctly coloured road mourned, price 21. 12s. &Leach Number.
Six Numbers have already appeared ;.several will he published
in the rintrie of every year; rind the whale be completed in
about Fifty Numbers. Coloured Impressions being also kept
in neat Frames for separate Sale, Amateurs will he enabled to
possess, ma a moderates; sized Room, a correct Repre-otatiott.
to Colours, of the whole of the Marquis of Stafford's extensive
and valuable Gallery.
The SECOND "%it lES will comprise, in a size calculated i
to transmit a favourable Representation of the Composition,
Touch, and Character of the original Picture, Engravings from
a Series of Specimens of the most admired inductions of the
Old Masters, in the dilferega Galleries dispersed over the United
Kiogdsim, mid selected under the liberal Patronageand &Milton
of the Noldgmen add Gentleinea st ho poesess them, accompanied
with descriptions, Historical and Critical, by Henry Treshain,
Esq. R. A. These may be subscribed for either in plain Pt into,
price lt.b. 6d.; Proofs on India Paper, price It Is. each Num-
ber; or firstly execsrted in Colours, price a; follows:—No. I.'
Iteubens. 61. 61. No. 11. A *Area del Sarta, lyi. I2s. No. 111.
Raphael 61.65. No. IY. Georgione 61. fe. The Coloured Im-
pressions are finished in a new and superior manner, rendering
them equal to fine and highly-finished Paintings. Subscribers
will he at liberty to take a selection aril‘, if more agreeable.—
It is calculated that three or four Pietism will he published in
each year. Coloured Impressions may aka be had in frames.—
The grandeur and interest of this portion of the Work enn
scarcely be too highly estimated, as none hat the moil valuable
Pictures of each Mister will be espied. A set of them in Co-
lours will comprise a snore select and Interesting Colleellinn than
can be formed, unless it *sere possible to collect the Original's of
the same Palmists% iota no• Graa4 Neainaat (Wkly.
The highly-finished Paintings, and numerous Specimens of
the Work, are on Exhibition at the British Gallery of Pic-
tures, 54, New Band-street, where Subscribers' Names are re-
ceived. Admittance to Non-subscribers One Shilling.

•
EDUCKTION.*
AT Messrs.WATSON and ATKINSON'S ACA-
DEMY, Cothersione, near Bullard Castle, in the
County of Durham, young Gentlemen are carefully Instructed
in the English Language, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Geome-
try, Mensuration, Ganging, Land-Surveying, Navigation, Geo-
graphy , the Use of the Globes, and every other hrimch of an
English Education, proper to qualify them for the Navy, Pub-
lic Offices, Commercial husiness, and Meehunscal Trail's: they
ore alto boarded anti provided with clothes, books, and all
other necessaries, nt Twenty Guineas is year etch. The Latin
and Greek Langlages arc taught at Two Guineag per annum ex-
tra; the Emmett du. at do. by a Native of France. Messrs.
Wat-ottunil Atkinson leach n,siduously in the School them-
selves awl in order to expedite the education of their sehollus
as much us possible, do not allow any vacation; but innocent
recreations, out of school hours, are permitted and encou-
raged: particular attention is paid to the health and morals of
the Pupils, who are treated in every respect upon a liberal prin-
ciple of parental care. Cotherstone is Mach esteemed for the
oalultrity of its situation, and most pleasantly situated upon the
hank of the Tees. No Etaraoce Money is required. It is ex-
pected that the Patents or Guardians of each Boy pay quar-
tet ly• and defray time e %pence; of bit journey to and from school ;
aad that they send stills him two snits of new clothes, two bats,
oix shirts, six pair of mocking!. six pocket-handkerchiefs, Ulm
pair of shoes, a great coat, a 'little, and Prayer-book, or pay
money for any deficiency therein. Each liny, having worn
nut his clothes, will he yuppli• dat Messrs. Watson and Atkin-
son's expenee, and returned to his Parents or Guardian§ with
one two !.isity two pair of stockings, a new hat, and other ne-
eft:aides ; all demand, being paid to tiles-re. Watson and Atkht-
son, or their Agent, Mr. Atkins, Nos. H. Size-lane, Bucklers-
bury, near the Mansion.house, who wit) give every istforma-
lion respecting the coavey mice from London to Cotlienitope.
N. U. The Children to have two changes of linen weekly.
Letters, post-paid, addressed to Mr. Aikido, will be imme-
diately attended to.

ANEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF
WRITING,
By J. CARSTAIRS.'

By this New Method any Person way learn, in SIX LES-
SONS ONLY, a most beautiful Running Hand. This attain-.
went will be of great advantage to those who have Books to
keep, or, from their avocations in life, are nhliged to write fre-
queutly. It will entirely eradicate any bad scrawl, and will
alsomdd very much to accuracy, freedom, and expedition. To
write well must be allowed by. all to be a most necessary and
useful accomplishment. Any improvement therefore that can
be made to facilitate the obtaining of speed and proficiency in
this art, cannot be nuarceptable to the admirers of Penmanship,
and also to those in business. This New Method is widely dif-
ferent and entirely distinct from all other Methods lately adver-
tised. _

t.pecimens may he seen, and retpeetable references given, an
application to J. Carstairs, at No, 18, Newcastle-street, Strand.
Ladles and Gentlemen may be attended in any part of Landon
it their own bathes.
Accounts and the principle and most Useful Branches of the
Mathematics Taught upon an Expeditious Plats.

WINTER COUGH, ASTHMA, WHEEZLIG, and CON-
SUM PTION.
The Sixth Edition of
QURGEON FIS tIER'S familiar TREATISE on,
the Trealtnern and Cause: of the above Disen.e. price 21. 64.1
contains such testimonies of cures that most 'utility the mind of
every reader, that no ca.*. however reduced the patient maw
be, or hajpever unfavourable the symptoms, I. lulu* considered
incurable. The Oxymel is the only medicine enpahle of allay-
ing that peculiar irritation in the lungs which produces cough
and fever. It also promotes digestimi nod improve. the-general
health, as the testimunies of Sir Wm. Althma, Montag** I.6ch.
Esq. Benjamin Helmer, FA. Dr. Caton, Dr. Marro, dadalhers
prove.--(See page 7 to 16). •
The 0 cymel. wiitt the prepared fiernmoniton, aluiro4o6l
infallible remedy far Asthma.. Winter Cough. will .Whelibilli•
Thee pieparations arc perfectly free from mai • hied
quality,
Sold by Harris, corner of Si. Paul's Church-yard; Nix,
Royal Exchange I Bacon. 15u, Oxford-roa.l ; Faster, 34, Par-
liament-street; Betts, 101 Straer's-crest, Oxford.rito.d; and
Bohol., Camelia • '