The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-30 00:00:00

% . ' f ' t 1 Il i e; 1 , / if 1 1 ' ' i i ,1 c i : i I ti k l o t , 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 _ 8C41104W411 I rTsit tot Foltcr, Plirras.—Nararelay, au t►e lodges taking their seats, Sums Dellow was pat to ,he kar, charged with •ttering forged sows of the Bank of England. She bail yesterday pleaded not filthy, but this scorning she wished to retract that 'tea, and plead guilty to the minor offence, •Lich t - Jbjects her to be transported fur fourteen years. his ' Icing acceded to by the Court, and the Counsel for she Bank oiEngtand, a verdict of Not (Aunty of the .capital offence was recorded.—She was taken from the bar dreadfully agitated. Alsta Dcass and Elissbeth Slater nimlsell to pursue •the same course, and a corresponding verdict was re- I ...riled by the Jury. Eli2abrik Dies-Anne was next put to the bar, also elsargeti with altering forged notes. Mr. Serjeant BOtgANQULT, in (Telling the rase, observed, that the prisoners under the prosecution of the Bank of England, had all of them the opportunity given them of pleading to the minor offence, if they chose to avail themselves of it, but many of them re lied on their being treated more favourably, on account cf their being females ; however, the security of 4he public required that a different course should lie pnr sued. The Learned Serjea,-,,t was proceeding, wi-n the prisoner exclaimed in a loud voice; " Jlv Lords, wish to retract the plea I made yesterday." Mr. S.'rrjeant Bosanquet said he had no o . hjection, and the prisoner pleaded tinilty to the minor offence. A ver dict of acquittal was then recorded on the capital charge. Tfie prisoner was tried last Sessions for a similar o !knee and discharged. Slrnh Jones, aged !6, was put to the bar on an in dic•rncnt charging her with feloniously stealing the infant male child of Hugh and Mary Scott. Mrs. Scott, the mother of the infant, stated, on the of Sertestiber, she sent her son out with the child, It was about eleven o'clock in the forenoon. In about half an hour afterwards he came back, say kg.that t woman hail taken away the child. She weld in search of it, and in two hones afteroards saw a wan taking it to the workhouse ; it w.is quite naked, and the man said he had found it in that state under agateway, in Sun-street. Hugh Scott, an intelligent boy, Deposed, that hr *as going on an errand for his mother, having his little brother with him ; as he was standing at a pan•i.broher's shop in lii.lwpsgad•.strrrt, a noinan came up to hiss and svid she would kiss his brother: lie said she should not; she then ran away with his brother; he saw her soon after, and told somebody to hold her while be went to fetch his mother ; he was hues the noman at the bar was the .. uie. lie was cross-examined by the prissnier, lint he did not vary in his testiiniany. John_ I. heater is a bruiser, residing. in Widegote• strerr, heard a noise, and went out wtil saw the pri sener with a bundle of child's clothes ; ter little b.,y said she was the irouun that had stolen his brother ; with the assistanee of a'wther person lie esiii‘c:teil her to the watchhouse; she resisted very Hindi. The, tilts's:as was corroborated by Gregory, a riii.stahle, and saJtker witness muted Levy. The prisoner, in 14r defence, said, ale Gland the clothes, and accused the witnesses iiith swearing falsely. 't he Rrcoans c recapitulated the evidence, Amen-- ing it was a most infamuua case. The Jury pro nounced her Guilty. George .Ilostroa w - as ►apitally convicted for as•ntl:ing T.icl►. Green on the Kinkel► highway, •ru,l taking from his person a watch, her. Judgment revlted for the opinion of the Jt►iges. Saturday, at the Old Bailey Scssions, a trur bill WU found be the Loudon Grand Jury against William Fletcher alias Forbes, fur publishing a a nd imiansinatirry placard, with intent to excite sedition and disaffection in the minds of the liege subjects of our Lord the King, There were etimmitted to the connty gaol, on Thor , - alay Last, the liith instant, by Hilliard Power O'Shea-, E.g. Patrick Roche, Bridget Hickey, anal Bridget Donovan, for aiding and assisting a numerous body of armed men, and making prisoners, on the night of the day of September last, of James Barron, of lieorgetown, Earl. and six of his w ? dime++, one of whom t'ary fired at, aith the intent of killing hina.—(Water ford .111 r rug.) Tlae coachmen of Mr. Fauntleroy and Mr. Disnoy Lave been bound over in their own reeognizanets of 200/. each, and two sureties of 100/. each, to appear, when called upon, to ans er any charge that may ,be larotig'At agaiust them, fee furiously driving on the ni 4 lit of %Wednesday se'unight. It was themr coach torn who drove the carriages, which, on she above evening., knocked down and run over Capt. Tweedale. Wa' regret to state that that gentleman still lies Ilan g: rously ill from the wounds anal fractures he received or ttixt ornivibit.""—(ffiightWi llered). •flte-Ceuibrian frigate, with Viscouut Strangford, Ambassador to Coostantiuople, will sail front • Ports mouth on T. ariaday next. The Cambrian afterwards fr3cceds to Malta, to relieve the Glasgow frigate, the lion. Captain Maitland, whose period on that station is expire-at.. At the Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of Warwick, on 'I uesday last, in the County Hall, Mr. Spooner wu nominated by Sir It. Peek, and Mr. Law . I. by Sir Grey Skipwith. The election commences . or Tuesday next, at Warwick. • Ter DierminThem eisruniele xayv—" We are sorry to • •hs..e this week to record one of the st wanton and bra:al outrages, which to the disc: rare of Birmingham, w as committed on Tuesday, on the friends of Mr. Lan . la-y, whilst proceeding to the nontinatioa of a Member u! Parliament at Warwick. 'I he popalace who bad hoed the road from the top of Bradford-street, to Spark Brook, is expectatioa.of Mr. Spoloser'ai peaces s•oe, hieing armed themselves with Stunfa and other t:; can a violent attack am every carriage a ontaining Air. Lawky's friends, anal, we Lament to tbat many very respectable inhabitants were most severely hurt, and several of the carriages nearly Weak. n to pieces." Faiday forpnoon, one of her Majesty's Campion obtained a passport at the Austria(' .tnibasetaillies In Chandu-atteet, and iialuediiielv set out tar Dover on way toMllat.. •' • • TNT sTATFNMANI. . . - • •- - --- Pena-- —•— NA urinals Erratic ENCE. ' - -4....- --.. The Sally, of Workingtos, Mlichener, from Tlin i olad to Hull, pat Into Sommick Itarbear. near Tesler, on the Bow4TaltlY. WaToi-Hot;s11 thaCIPLIIII.—. 4 17th inst. sad was totally wrecked, in coosequeee of rang imam servant to Capt. Franklin, of Ilse East-)lib mils het cables breaking, tad all on hoard drowned. The Compaajes service, complained to the Magistrate' waster was ea shore. • .a SatordaY alataingi that he had Watt Canty in* The Bnierald Isle, of and from Londonderry to St. treated by the night constable of St. Clement's Mom Johns; N. B. ran on shore in Loughswilly about the 17th Watch-Waite, anti Mt. Cosstable was, in consecration, inst. but was got el with damage. cited before the Bench. The Mary and Betty, Lambert, from Wexford to Li t was tota lost on Turs The complainant stated that having been stopped P ;h r ello ' t and two lly of the cre w saveday ' near 31ockbeggar. lf. in the street by one of the abandoned women who in- Th p e fluke of Norfolk, —, from Littlehampton to fest the neighbourhood of Temple-bar, he found it Shields, was lost on Kentish K stock, on Sunday. necessary to give her in charge to a watchman. She The Hahn., Maas, was stranded on the Bth inst. near was accordingly taken to the watch-house ; when the Lerrham, on the Coast of Sweden, and taken possession constable of the night not only refused to take charge of by Diving Company. Cargo discharging. of her, but assailed him with the moat violent abuse, I Dust., OcT. 27.—the Policies, Ilratiston, for the South Seas, broke the ring of her anehor this morning, and threatened to lock him up if he did not instantly and parted: and ientneciatele let go another. depart his presence. Complainant added that 31 1. LtittsteooL, Oct. 0 6.--It is reported that the Emily, Constable was very mum h intoxicated, and in the Forster, front hence to New Brun's% it k, is on shore near whole of his statement he was corroborated by the Bangor (Ireland) and not expected to he got off. watchman. MA itiPATE, OCT. 27.—Nothink further has been The Magistrate 4everrly censured such conduct iu a brought on shore front the wreck of the Robert sinre constable, and called upon him for his defence. last advice., in consetwence of the unsettled state of the weather.. 1 She is in a . much . worse state since . the Mr. Constable, a very portly 'personage, nothing late mug i wea th er, snit t h e salvors are commencing daunted by the presence in which Ise stood. began by to Feu rouse of the mahogan; out of her. observing that lie knew his duty very well without im- Scti.t.y, Om 24.—The City of Edinburgh, is got ',ruction (rout ff any body. o, with her cargo on board, and is now at St. Marra Magistrate.—" I beg, Sir, you still frame vont defence Pier. She is considerably damaged.—On the 43'1,11115. respectfully, or 1 shall be under the .ircessity of c . Shasnrorls, laving at St. Helens Pool, rest sway hods mining you." toasts its a violent gale of wind, and the Preventive ser- Constable.—" Alt! ynnr worship, its fine talking vi/ 1 1 , 11 , r a , t , a w o u , s t 1 , 7; . t 2 1 l i e ; r_r a t i t u t h t t . i e a nl 2 11 m , l e i ~. I . about a mile shorn c' 1111 l Hitting ; but I akar' iin my Of!' like a to the N. W. of this harbour, the pilot smack Waterloo, warn, and am afraid of utibady. Herr at.. I 'very iluy ! fell in nit' a vessel swinithing betnern wind and water, f nine in the morning till five in the afternoon, • the smack got her in tow, but the high western swell dancing attendance upon the Mousse of Loris ; and hove her on shore on St. Ann's Wail, and very quieltly a at dd lot ,„ at n i g h t. t ,„1„ „, y after .s she was t dashed to pieces. h Sl h ie , apr o uvril when 1 come to myto he a duty like a gentleman fur the protection of Inv I .. . " about titter wu fe t e i t o a ;m o o v ‘ e the o" s u i 't a ri f a, suit . painted green. neighbours, will your worship tell me that lam to be , !Sever al large casks were seen the following 'stunting off pestered with vagabond. like this, briar in the" ! Milford Islands, supposed to be part of the sehouner's common prostitutes ? Why, your woroliiii, for any rare .. thing I know this fellow may be a Bristol, bound to Miramiebi, its :At. 45. 41. N. lon. of the parish ! And I base Ho doubt he wanted to . from 51. 41. 11'. all well, and on the titls, :.e ship Young cheat the poor is o;:pan. At all events. I did not th'ilk Norval, in 1.2 t. 45. 31. N. 1011. 37. 2). Ir. from Liverpool, it a fit charge for ore to take nutii:e of ; and that's t h e . bOOO. , .0 Quebec, ; alt well, by its.. Intim§ King, arriv ed lung and the short of it." at Port• t 1111 l sib. '1 his 'Pee' h. is hid' he arlivere'l very sele , nr'nt i Y• Samuel !Lanett, of Hull. bonti4 to Miramiehi, an the was frequently interrupted ivy the Nlagiatrate calliog ?nth tilt. in lA. 46. 39. lon. 411. 3%. by the Union, Taylor, him to ;order, but lie nevertheless rontinitral— arrived at Chepstow. Th. le, as to (trunk, roar stor.lsip, bere'i, the beadle 11i .la., of London, l omo d . t o th e t! are of H em of theas ish ark him itherber I w .s drunk or r.ot. - in hut. 111 . N. by his Majr3ty b ship - Dune, lately arrived p, MaOstrate.—'"Well, Mr. 111'.11111., what do P HI 'a). at Portsmouth. Henry, --, front Quebec to Ch.lthatts, on the Ilth —was he drunk, or Was he sober ?" • ult. in fat. 13. lon. .19. Sternum's, Davison. from Liver _ Braille.—" Why, Sir, if I might deliver my opinion, I should say he um* not—nut c.utrily druuk. - 3lagistrate.—" Was lie sillier, Sir Ileadle.—" Why, Sir, it's a bard matter to jndt•e--- lint think he wasn't as a body limy say, rincily s.ba.r." Magistrate —"Weretios sober, Sir ?” Beadle.—" Yes, your worship, oh, es ! I was sober c..uurh." After much further conversation, his co u stAileship W3s tined ten shillings for his a,l venture but he de. elared he would nut pay a single farillio4 ; and aQe► having made a tecqiiar derlaration of the pr6prietrof his eundurt .•n all occasions, he left th.• othee, and tJle hue was ordered to be levied upon his effects. NMI to Ittty Ili:deur, on the 14th. in Lt. 4S. lon. 35.- Bra:pm:a. (runs Liverpool to New York, on the 171 h, in lat. 47. Union, -, Ilirernoek to Pietou. on the 211th, in Lt. 49. 100. 31. by the Catherine, arrived at Leith. Pryrsle, IVilson, from Vir:!inia to firemen, on the 3rd inst. in Lt. 4s. 30. lon. 15. Broughton. Wilson, front London to Qnclier, J ed Hum rossrls Parker, from Liver pool, to Davi ottah. On the sigh, in lat. 49.35. lon. 13.:41. Kale. from Liverpool, to Si. Johns, N.ll. on the :Ids, in lat. lii. 15. Ism. 13.20. by the C om i ber h i oil, r ou tes, arrived in the River fr Quebec. 51ary, of North Shields, bound to Illiramichi. and Alexender.of Liuteriek, tow the 2lst 46. lett. M.--firagansa, of Leith, 24th. ult. in 47. long. 33. by the Lord St. Wiens, arrives! !rum Quebec. Pak, from 11at c^ to Ilivannals, in lat. 40. ttg. lon. he the Duke of Wellington, Kerr, arrived at 1' alutnnt~t. Diligence, Kirk. from Quebec to Leith, on the 11th inst. in lat. ....rt.. lon. 22. by the Prince of Wales, arrived in the Hirer. Martin, Boon, from Quebec to Liverpool. on the 10th nit. off Cape Ruairr, by the Brown, Pilkington, arrived at Liverpool. Europa, bound to North America, in lat. 45. 110. lon. Si. 30. Almwell. Morrison. from Aberdeen to Mirandelii, on the 15:h alt. in lat. 45.54. Fairfield, fr Liverpool to Honduras, on the Mb inst. in let. 4s. 41. lon. 11. 40. by the Zooms. Frost, arrived at LiverpooL Eagle, Shetland to liareetoisa, on the 9;h inst. in Irt. 51. lon. 14. by the Alexander, Bindle, arrived at 31Pford. Elierlwilt, Dyer, from Liverpool to Perttamboco, on the I Ith inst. in lat. 49. lon. 11. by the Lyra, arrived it Havre. Benjamin Jones, arrived in the Downs, sailed from Wilmington on the 30th August spoke the following vessels, Xenophon, -, Cork to time Bay of Fundy, '_'pith ult. in let. 45. long. 31. Qurhee, Knowles, Ports 1111 l nth to New Brunswick, and the Amor Maria, Waite, Liver pool to New York, on the 4th inst, in lat. 49. long. 12. Mart j am ., (* n ou s , to 31rdeira, 23.1 ult. in lat. 3.4. 55. long. 34. by the Sophia, Christopherson, arrived at Li verpool. On Wednesday se'nnight, an inquest was taken at the Coach and Horses public-house, Mais!=tone, before John Mares, Esq. Mayor and Cormier. on view of the bask of a man named AO:burst, who was fonnd dead early that 1111 l mini , . on the Rochester road, a short distance from Maidstone. The circuntstattres attend ing the death of this unfor•unate man are so myste- Ousts, that the Jitry were ti-rallied at intervals from Wednesday till Friday night before they delivered in their verdict. It appeared that John !Nilson. a barge man was passing the row! ;war the park of Sir H. Calder, about half-past three o'clock on Wednesday morning, when he observed a cart turned upside down, anti a man ' s leg projecting f under , it, be went and procured a light and r..tittneil immediately and foamd the deceased quite dead. There Isms a basket found on the footpath. whirls appeared to have been thrown (Alt, as the cart was turning overt the horse and cart were king, swrws the road, and (nest the manure in which the ran was found, the road being at the spot perfcctly level. and the spot,es of one of the wheels having marks of hands upon it, .hers is every reason to imagine that it was either done wilfully, or that it was a wanton act of *air persona returning front the fair. '1 he turnpike gate keeper at Sanilling hear.l repeated cries of murder shout half-past two o'clock, but supposing they came front some drunken persons going home front the fair, paid no attention to them; about the same time a man residing in 0:1r of the cottages at Sandling, heard si milar cries, and on opening the window he saw two men standing still in the road, apparently listening ; he said to the taten... 6 . There apriro to he a mart half murdered ;" they replied, " That the noise came from towards ilaiilstone, anal they oupposed it was a decoy to get somebody out to rob them ;“ the men then went on to Samiling. The soldier on guard at the barrack Irate saw three men pass by before three "clock, who appeared to he intosicated, and the mail man who .owes from Rochester, also passed three aorta be yond Ssmiling ; on pa,,:ng the spot where the cart and man lay he sa i• something in the road, but Isis horse shying and going at a good pace he (lid not i per ceive what it was. Nothing an/tears-a to have been 1 taken from the pocket of the deceased. This is the 1 . evinence which came out on the itine•t, and the Jury, after a most laborions and pitiful investigation, re turned a verdict—Killed by the ternid.! veer of a rite-, by wane yet unkaufm. The deceased was a big : glee. residing at Smarden, and has far matiy years car- ' ried butter and poultry from that place to Chatham market, arhl was so etupinyed when he met with his death. He was a very sober Lilli industrious man, aid we are sorry to learn has left a wife and four : wall children. The Pariah officers of Maidstone, murk to 1 their credit, have stflered a handsome reward for the , apprehension if the offender or offenders. MARRIED. • On T urg d a y. the 4101 ak_ at NI h l lbe Reg. log Siemens'. Major Cadres. Eni.. or Treervtinn, in the • of Corse nll. to Mar) Ann. eWeii.t4teeiglier uf • Srry. of Jithinntres. an Ike saw • THE ST. JAMES'S SQUARE A, , Fliof) .. Ou Sennlnv, in conseirenee of Bee ver•fict which we stared in our fast, Mr. Mills attended at tl. Pal% lic-other, Bow -street, for the petrpose of s►rving the magistrates, alessirs. Alleyn and Bennett, with notice of action for I .fitfac imitritodoomf, in haring ordered .1/r. Mina to be taken into custody, whilst addressing tlie crond some weeks ago in front of the Quern's . residence in St. James's-square. Messrs. iii-stie and Muslin!, %sere on the Bemis, and to them hr tettlered his notice, addr:ssed " Alessrs. and Bennett, Justices of the Poce, Ike." Mr. Mt:sem:Lt. informed him that those gentlemen did not sit at this 11)&1.; and that he himself knew nothing at all of the affair in qttrstion. Mr. Mills replied, that lir hail been rimmed to this Other, and here helot to bail and he took it fur granted the Nlagistrates who so acted belonged to the Office. " Can vim, sir," he continued, " infurin.me where. they are to fie met with, or how I had better proceed F . Mr. Mrxiiiii . a.t.—" That is yonr own affair. Yon can h ar dl y be serious in ap•dvinir tam sue fur advice bow to act against a Brother Ala g isinsi t .?" Here Mr. Maxie, who 'luring this conversation had been engaged in other business, interfered by observing, that it n•as nseless to withhold inforioation which might he obtained in a moment front any person about the Mr..llleyn, he added, was a Magistrate of Union- Siiiithwark ; and 111 r. Bennett belonged to the IVorship-street Office. Mr. Mills—" Bnt you know, Sir, I sans brought to this office; the depositions were made against we here, and here I was held to bail." The worthy Magistrate replied, that the circumstance of his having kern bran& there was merely accidental, . and he•a n sr the office happened to be the nearest one to the scene •'I amino, he supposed. " Bat this I know," ; kr continued, " that{ in consequence of your bar* bets 611 hrnitzlit here, I myself was unwillingly-dragged into 'fie affair." . M►. Mille said lie was entivilltweil of at and thanking !the woolly Magistrate fur his information, left the I ul&•e. •• What sli7lit ueglects, what trivia tasita destroy " The hardiest frame !" ItY ESSEN. CU DR 1 E and 4'o. having ',cetera th-w -/Vi selves to the study of, and been eratlied by Cie and eamiderable practice in those branches of the profersins which they thought proper to select, trust, that after miev years re , ilenee in th is 'metropolis, their talents are so eni known, and their repatetioe in fully established, that ao apo logy is reqnisite for their deviation from the regular fonetee4 practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Eli cation bas berm of the first class; that they are Newlws • the Royal Colleges of !Anion mad Edinburgh; weemiell‘‘ factoryevidencre • of the truth ef this statement, ISrit ditm, mas and teeth:mei:ls may be seen at their House, 146.17. Ilation-garden, where &bey may be cmosalted with there* est seeresy slid honour by patients of either sex, allieteitt any of the following eomplalots :-1. The Venereal Dimas. fur which they have discovered a remedy, whirl is se a complete subititate for memory in thecer• of this coreftrile bnt list mho the i•.ven!agse of ersdiea:ing the disorder with out debilitating the enistiv2tion.—/. In eases of Nerrom Debility aid Vascular Relaxation, whether prodered %yea' / 'trivial excesses, by the linuoderate enjoyments of sewed fiasures. or by solitary sensuality, where " The vigour sinla, the habit melts away, The eheernal, pure, end animated bloom Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy Devour'd. in sallow melancholy clad. •' Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Medici. that stands noel*" .d for its superior effiesey,in giving tow to every niessetalar fibre of the patient, restoring his aided spirits, anti re-establishing his vigour, without infiluelee the constitution, nod thus exposing him to the dangers of are lapse.-11. In StricturesoftheUrethrtt,Meesn.Carriesed C o ti. pion of trestle:lit has so far 'Deepened every other mdlW of cure. that they hive excited the astonishment sod erre" bathe' of the most ilistingnished Sturgeons, by effintillir• three weeks, earls which_ defied all the resources of emit skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their peties• will be trea•ed with the greatest skill and solicitude. te fee retleireti is the same as that of regular prscritionirs. ' Patients lm the country are reqeeste4 to .tat. partire lof their twee, age, and made of briar. enclosing • Bildt _el 'Eastland Note, when the agetwiary medic-lees athlasivieeltf, be. sent to may pert onto" iinitt. —No. 107, ilsr Lemke t biked: ?tinted, me IPINIA.4I itt dui dlit4: " Tits tircritom t\" and "IllboOstot rrvrieta" MOS roPeri.No. Itte. - *erit • Ite. Lieloeore Cowl. b) R. W ARDKV . • ..13„: to who* ell ede_, osalestfoos)Ordate. lbw eterrewrostad to be aireeele . . REAL. JAPAK WADS ST niensaarroanna. 114, Loanox.isks T HE PROPRIETOR this M ACKLIN 4,claims ail tins artist pallag—lhe writs of Sho are too well known to need it. Ile Imaideutly motto of tie immortal Nelson— " Poineaun gni imernifferet." " Letitia' bear the Palm who has deserted it." TO A GSSIIT lIANUTACTURSO IN ST. 01011611.5.F11164, I sing not of heroic ire, A humbler willing theme! choose ; I sing of shat you all admire ; I sing —and help me every muse— Of Tv arc ga's e for blacking shoes Its qualities unequal shine. Both high and low this blacking use, Ile ranks the first in all liis line. Ile walks In brightness who steps forth With Ts OVUM'S HL %TICINO on his shoes; Nay, stranger shall be be to mirth, And love and beauty smiles profuse, Pit only roe the mire or stews, Who In fine weather plods his way, And takes no thought or makes use Of TvaNca'4 splendid bright display. !Ad; 311 are pnrtleularl) invited to recommend Voi r s „,. stints to use this Melds estre:i..J Liquid 8110114 1 , b 4 sanctioned by the first families In the klagdout. Gentlemen may observe. that lids compositioa, try,, ... NI for their gig or carriage harness, will produce a bam„:.,. rich. glossy, black lustre, and at the same tie:, ads ss preserver of the leather. P. 8. It is necessary to request ell servo*, to ask r . Turner's Blacking."—'.' use TLISSICS rilliE CORDIAL BALM OF X tended to relieve those persons, who. b•, en laneel•;r a bololgeuer of their ptt4olow.. hove noised th e ir e oli ,tit itm „, or in their way to the ewettisnor.ii..ts .)f that deplerv7, state. are ereetrii wit., any of those pret iony that betray Its approach. as the sari•oss affections of -.. nem ova system, obstinate Fleets, involuntary etvisS. o ", rar'es't!. irreenlarity. o'istrtiction of wrAnesse., total in•notenev. harregne.a. be. Pint the .iei adoiiiiimereil is not confine/ to these allow% Toe tu:iitiorisa of a di•e•Ned mad enproline frame. fa* drha• e •rm:J►. whom an intmdred and inactive Gtr, together 1, the immoderate nye of ten mill other weal satin a . ment4. has. withoet any (milt of hers, brow,?,: oc an t h , ralnmitous 161111.11)111‘ of a rosr‘rmrlive hshit. end arr ei•y. out timely 54-ip.tence, sioline into an untimely sm.. T. !Writ no thew the romlialllllllll of f i ileeil w ill afford the permanent relief. end rustut% to the enjoyment of thzti:. forty of life. Sold In I.ottles at Ils. and MIL Poe's, It) Mr. $. tiot, 102, Steam' ; Dimon and Co. l O. Oxford-street; 14n, Word, Holborn; and Mr. Rini ling, Royal Ea hugs. Swariter fie mods. feefiter fa re. 'l'►te treatment mild—the are electual. %CAN DI I) Examination of Professional Pre!enems h only to be feared by those who are corscima ( r. capncit). Impressed at an coyly period of our profee'past mere vl,ll the importance of a more miente attention s eta 5.,1 diseases peeuliariy 'Meeting the grander operations of N , tore. we boldly des Wed from what was held to be mediell, on:unlit%) ; attar►ed the slumming% of etnp 'lciest. and, hyde fearing its vile purposes. consitfer our.elves justly wide! to that nrprobaiiod and patronage which, for tw tidy year hate rewarded our successfid and devoted atadies , T 4timation of our enlightened brethren.who frrquen:ts• slyest to •tur opinion. is an nd.litionsil gratircation to our while our authoritc from the College itself. strenglhencil a. it Is M the most endissiastic testimonials of almost Pt.-. Professor In the British Aletropolis t must ever protect lbt sanetitv of our fame from • my or misrepresentation. The Impe►nosity of 'milli, or the momentary want of me film in the matarer man, often lead to the egrets of a me tagious disease; happy. therefore, may the early applies: , be called, whose antlety ear be alleviated by a few dire care; and even in the more adt lintel stages, eitaracteritel by numerous symptoms. we ran illustrate our assertion, b i ren•'rring the treatment mild. the cure effectnal. Barry organic change, or functional disturbing?. iw dental to the generative economy, falls equally within an province, and will Meld to our attention. Among these'''. di 4 of the ure►hra, weakness, and constitutional deraw nients. of however long duration. The child of inanition stay be real/wed to appetenee, ea , instead of being eshausted by nervous debility. he will ••• culate the manlier proof of I igorons impulse. The limit- , an asicerti,ement do not allow the classification of war svh jeers, bat they are amply detailed In a Wort we lately loth lisped. called •"I'ne fligis of Life." the rapid sale of whir*, accompanied with an increasing practice. are undeniable proofs of our general utility. The !look ran he had at IA proofs (dl, Pall-Mall ; 41, Piccadilly : 11%. Prim...* street. holt0; 171, mil 2, Fleel-street; or at any Coot.- sellers. No dixesses are felt with greater poignancy I” the snfferer than tho,.r oreanionesi by his awn imprudence; and is se vises of consaltation Is liberality of education in the Pro Castor more desirable. than where the meat anbounded eon fidence is placed. and the most int loltble , terverl Ii expected: thus the terms are plain{ Rioted rat the find internee, or is answer to lett••rs minntei) the tun:plows, and is cloning a retnitlanee for medicine and adder, which can Iv forwa►ded to nny part of the *geld. ISOAS and Co.. M. K. C. Surgeons. I I. Rouserie-direct. 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