The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

F - '7VIPft 41i.Z.ir, _ _ IIRIT:311 41) EthzEIGN selluoi, slo4rlT. -.1--- The Isreolporeonti annn:il nieseing of this Sudety, i .•!ilitte a l fur the ptiriense of f..rming selentelsin every 8 . entry' tier the educattott•of -he p oo r, m a k pl a ne no Sa teen lay, at t h e Freemasons' 1104, iireat Queen-st reel. It e.aii-isie.l chiefly of /semen% hyltetiging to the !iorietv ..f rt.:lids; lewd Elorinetoo, in cona-tpeetece of the al , - . N... • of the i hike of Stlast • N fruit.' indisposition. tools the 1 llt.tir. The Report eras then read by the Se, retary, al itailli:lgallaccuitet of the schoo, institute.: it Fr a nce, N , rway, Sweden, Russia, and every part of Enr0 1 .... On :'..- plate of tie- Society. lyniatt stated the beitenta a hieli ti A been r.-8-8-ist-41 Iroise them. !tirveral tivittlemen then i.Jilressed the tast•eting in proposing the Resolutions Nes:tiled upou the to.pert- Air. Elise, the 31enther for Middlesex, said lee should suyport, to the , itneost of his al,ilit‘. aii Institution a hie% had fur its ohjert the greatest hleasing the / ~,,, r rmil.l ye . ;.rv, namely, religious instritetion, partienlarly when he h ad the satisfaction of knowing the great good done :,v it. No children who had been edseated in these oinarics, e ere to be reword annum the uumertous .ttemoile depiedetor% with which the town VAS infested. float ;done he thouelit was a sufficient iudnerult tit for every nee to come forward. Mr. BENJAMIN SII.SW salt!, that there was %mortising peculiarly striking in the %Tort, when a reference was wade to that motto, which would long live in tine re membrance of Englishiesen, and which might lie i.iiitai il-reil as tote last legacy of an expiring alunarch, which woe, " that lie wished that every child throughont his dominions should learn to read the Whir.' lie hoped it would lung. continue to he the lea;:ing principle which the Society had for its object anal its conseeinence. Ile EJwitratulAte.i the meeiing that they had such a Patron as his pment Majeste. It was thus that the King, the Stonier, and the People, wire all united ; it was by In lei; wipe's of 'this kind that • the Throne was support,id, cid that it would be perpetuated. The Rev. Joust Ifoorza, after a few olwereatious on the allrantayes tittle Institution, and the noble patronage it Intl received, read a letter from Ids Royal highness floe Duke et Rent, written but two days [wrote lee ems taken ill, in which he espresstel.his high approloatidn of i.pd a illing ness to snppurl the Society—whoeh letter, the Rev. Ifentlitesen observed, fully verified all the encomi ums which hut s° justly bent bestowed un his incavery. 31r. WiLat.itroacc said, that one of the principles of the Society was, that it delighted in the growing vela. orrity and insist improvement of other countries, acid it Ora a cirenmstance that might excite gratitude, that the same enlarged spirit began to pervade every system of y.ery iii!rts—es au commerce herself began to be liberal um! enlarged, for in another blouse it was ,wknowledgeol ?tat all Ilan , * old notion s, that the prosperity of our a f . oillotry wastes he pronsotell by the depression am:water, v...te e• false as they wile base and tejnrious. If c - n rev herself had grown lihrral, should not ethicatioa 1-conic so ? and should we wit rejoice in being permit te.: to trace, front laud to laud, and country to contort . . this Society gradually ditfusing itself throueliout doe telsoie of them, and eserrising its heniguant influestre -. 4. ; their improvement and solid advantage. lie was -eatifieti, therefore, to fuel, that both abroad and at ', boo, the Society was continuing its labours with an ' i • baled ardour and increasing success. Thrre was no ntedeoll by whicit true morality could be so advanced among nem as be education. In proportion as nations became erect ar.l rich and powerful anti increaaed iu Losestefse wren, there also became a tendency to less, n 1.•. d impair the moral principles, and therefore these :-.eyireies were peculiarly urctc'ary in the present times. lie allude.' to Prince Leopold having rnorerted the Societe, tool said, he was sure thee he teed,: in ... v..-ay l e ove his rank employed to a letter aced nobler riirri..e, e an in its Winer subservient to the ptinuotion of toe telereers of the Societe. Mr. Waasizeoca, 'Charge ties Affair,' to the King cr Stvellen, mentioned the benyfits olden had resolted rem schools instituted iu that cuuatry en the plan of this Society. Mr. Antes:, the Treasurer, gave an account of flee c ; ools which he had visited in Norway, Strede.ii,ltussia, 'I eriesy, Greece, the lonian Islands, and liaiy, :Intl wen ttire I the liberality of the Emperor of Russia in tapper' er those- in his dominions. Mr. D. Beencast, of New York, enticed the schools for - wed in America upon the present systeite and men tioced rever,l instances of their good etTecte. Mr. l) vs.: et., of St. Domingo, said. that it was the in tention of his Nlejesty the King of Hayti, as soon as the Pn,elish latienage was more generally known, to receive lie_lish Protestant Clergyturn into the schools, and by si at means nut only the national latienage. n hie+ was el-resell, hot the national religion, would be (deluged. 1 f ere were at present in St. leteinneu, eleven schools uopst the system of the present Society. lleneral VAGANK.I, of Venezuela, expre:sc.l his deep -.llrEse of the merits of the Smiii•ty, and of the henries veloich his own country, as well es l hill. had derived lc .o, it. They had scarcely emer 4 i .i from a rate of 111.- 81i:cure and of ignorance, and made some 8-Iberia after le!eertv, when the education of the people immediately r•:• teat their attention. :Some other lientlemen then addressed the Meeting:: 3! ...”- which, the company retired. The room was crowded :I: . an early hour with respectable persons, mostly e•males. tiulAcriptions to a large amonnt were re- ! i rived, at the head of which was the Dulte of Bedford ta: !MI. 1 At a imauent when the cities of London and West mios•er are about to set examples to the other .eurpo t ate holies of the kingdom, in presenting to her Ma• ~ty their condolence on account of her misfortunes, and their con4ratulations on her return to this metro ; oils, it may be desirable fue.them to have is view the I,Alowing Address, which the Lora Mayor, Aldermen, 1 Livery of the city of London, presented to her Ita . iesty, on her hanpy escape on a former occaiion, from the foul and malign:lnt conspiracy directed against I ••:- honour and 'her lit : • " MAY IT PLYASZ YOUR ROYAL RICITIIISS. " We, his Majesty's loyal subjects, the Lord Mayor. Al ,t•-men. and Livery or the city of Liihdon, in Common-hail • ....enabled, bearing Li mind these "cutitneuts of profound y mention and ardent affection titlth which we hailed the ar s:ral of sour Royal Highness In this conntry. humbly he , •erlt tour Royal Highness to fkelYe,our. assitrancri, that . the hearts of the citizens of l a usidon those sentiments have s :vet rxprrirneed diminution oi.chnasge. •• 1)cepl) impressed in every t hcinneited with the sta- I :!ity of the throne of this kingdom under the sway of the I r•uce of Itrunswick—tenderly ali'e to every circumstance! yr.retin • :; the personal 11 eltare of •etery !Wench °Nita ilins- -Tons house—we have felt indignation and abliotrYnee capve•:sible upon the disclosure of t;int foul and detestable c • nspiracy. which, by plrjured spd suborned traiducera, has ; i•-rti untried on sgaiust your Royal Highness's honour and'' 1 • t •• Tbp veneration for the laws. the moderation. the for- I•earance. the frankness. the magnanimity, which your Royal Coalmen. basso eminently displayed under eiretuasiances so t ying; these. while they demand an expression of our en -1 minded applause. esneot fail to excite in us a confident Pope. that, under the sway of your illustrious and beloved eanghter. one ;Waren will enjoy all the benefits of so bright I t.••• example; and we humbly lira permission, most upfeign ....iv. In assure your Royal Hightiess, that, as well for the slap of our country, as from a sense of jtistier and of duty, we shall always tall. and be ready to give proof, of the r r 'NFL'i A7W%IAN. remit 1113‘10114 eniivitudn for your Ro y al Highnesss :main'. pro-pmt., and liaiphiesc." tulluwiug is the answer whirls her 313‘;e-t) de li% er•il I Clank you for your loyal and seeetionatc address. It is to me the greatest conseivionto learn. that during so many years of unmerited perseention, notwithstanding the active , end persevering dissemination of the most deliberate cilium- I nks against site, tit. Lind and favetirable isentitneuts %iris I %shirt, they dill sus tile Itosour to approach me on my arrival I in this coedit) Ititye ..ttt tergutte neither dinslaution 110 f clamp I in the hearts of the eitizeas of London. " The sense at indignation and abhorrence you express i • • turninst the foul aLd detestable eonspiraey,ultich. by perjured I and suborned (1114141et111, has been eserietl 4.11140011 A my life , end honour, is worthy of coo, nod most graiif)ing to me. It must be sluts appreciated by every branch of that 1 1 0114 C with neich I ion 1.0 eloselv runner:eft ty blood anti inert lege ; the personal welfare of ewry one of whom I$4llSl :MVP been effected by the since is of such atrotiuus machinations. • The consciousness of my innocence Las supported me , through my long. sea ere. end unmerited trials our appre emati;:ct ti:ider them is a reward fur all my tt•tf " I shell not lose any nprorturity I may he permitter' to • enjoy of encouraeieg the Welds and virtues of my .lear daughter. the Primes. Charlotte ; anti I shall impress open her mind my fldi sense of the obligation conferred on me by this speutaneous net of your justice anti generosity. •• ttiw o ill therein Hearty perceive the value of that Free • l'onglituti•sn. ul.tielt. in the netnral course of evens, it wilt her WO destiny to preside over, nail her saered tlety to maintain. ullivit shows no one to sink tinder oppression; mod she will ever be houistl to the city of London is ties:pro ' portioned to the strength of that filial attachment I Hairy Cie !lAN:Mess unif“rtuly to rwerienre fr her. • •• fie assured that tiie eurdial and cotiviering proof rot have theta Oleo of vent soileitilde for my prosperity a:Wimp . pities% M ill be cherished io grateful remembrnitee by Mt. to tiw latest moment of tti. hie: and the distingeished proceed , ingadopted by the tir..ke:ty of lltis er•sit empire wlll hr eon. Adored hv posteril e proe.l ose.:sorial of my I kik *tad !Amour:" L.lli" INTELLIURNOE. COL - FIT. OF CHANCERY. J 1 5). • 111 L. nr TUE Lin: oultS or tal:ax:rsier:litc. wording at 11:9e u'efeek, tae Luau Cusxcose i.o.t took lite seat. 3sr. Huila' rose and ?toted, that he infra hi presets' a petition front the an-ant:nits of the lerue.r. of the Lee fluke of Qteen:dierry, praying that a nairtis mum of titer claims might lie paid. there now heiiig suffi cient funds In the lisods of the Aceisuotaot-tieneral for that pticr.ose. *1 he Learned Counsel said. there was no less a stint ants one million four hundred thou said potions tterasuulateil and vested in the name of thin officer, in Iliauk Stuck, for the benefit of. the elaintants. a nd he understood it was not intended to wow the application, altho.ualt the executors did not say they iviitifil wise their. c o nsent to it. consul tation hail lie.•is had on th - ut floors; he therefoi pr. 9 ed that the •r of the petitio.i shunkl, he ranted. 't hr Ail on s: rr-fleuna he had not received any :tistruelions, nor had he heel consui::-.1. he several hing's Colionwl in Court tithe in be :f of their respective clients. Mr. Wisittrini.ii appeared for the Earl of Tarr: H indi, and said, that Lis Lordship was anxious that the busi • nese should he put in Wtraili of ortlenteni c The Loos) CNANCIILLOR meld, thh-e Alm* a man exliting thet had a heart in him but mast wish the legacies and ansinities to be paid : hut, his Lorti!hip, the Martinis of Queensberry has voniiiii-nced an action tor the recovery of one loutidred .inil fifty !thousand ponnds against the iitectitorg, a n d h e rer taitsly hail a right so to do; it therefore, i roper that the Cou.t should see that no harin arose to the exectitors, hefere the fends were aline:Nl to go out of Conn. With ri.spect to their not opposing the peti ion, , that was very different to coliselltilllX to it; it merely said t .the tout, " mind you do right." Mr. HEALD said, if his Lie !ship thou:lit that on! fonrth was too such, they would take an eig:ith, or any part his Lordship pleased. , The Lone eIIAWK VLI.oll.—“ I order it to steno tint 'on the paper for Tuesday next, add, in the mean will low.: over the rt:ti.ot,..• COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. JI.NZ to. lOPEZ t'. i.s T l•T: T. slr. Serjettnt rail?, he hall a 'inn to make in th'i cage, whiele had been :o often in fore their 1,01- Odra, and n Welt appeared to him to Foe rd like no other-- Lord thief Justice Itst.i.as —Yon should rather say, Brother Lens, that it stops like uo other. I I i.lr S •rjeatit LENA.—Perliaps so. The motion he had to submit was, that the Prothonotary might pro ceed in hi.; taxation of the costs, which fur some reason had urea %lisp... Hied, but as that officer uns now in Court. he Itileitt explain the rause to their Lordships. Mr. Prothonotary WatLn...;tiin being. called on by the Court, stated that the parties had been several times befit.r him, on whi:•h occasions the language used by Moth parties hail been of such a nature as to auspeaJ ail limitless; the common taxation of the costs would occupy neaey three weeks, and if the in terruptions it had already suffered were continued, wintltl exceed that time. Ile 'visited the Court to itiahl• some order on the subject. Lord thief Justire Dst.Lats.---rntlipubtedly the (7outt titi3 protect its offirers in the discharge of their duty fr.,m 'ail iitterroptisin and insult, not only for their s.ik t, bn , fir the public benefit. if the violence of parties is suffered to suspend any, it may at . last interrupt all business, and even treach on the dignity of the totirt itself. We desire, Mr. Prothonotary, that con will prorrea in your taxation ; if theft proceed logs. of whicht you have tottiplained, continue, re port to us the circumstances, together with the names of the parties, and they shall itumi.diately be attached i as for conLituiot of Court. Mr. tfatlington said, that when be had desired diem to ( 6%64, oi l a former occasion, their answer was, that they would continue to act in that manner during i the whole of the taxation. Lord thief Justice f)vi.Las.—l take it for granted, that if the parties themselves, or any 4lne half, be present, they will take warning, should again act as you have described, it % t peril. Brighton Races have, in consequence ition, been altered from the 2th. to the 3a, 4th, sad 3th of August. ~ara~ 1)0 .4 45_5. . . MARIA() ,nt•r;wl Siiturdar, Stifion Middle ton, a mean lookins• fettow,was brought up by Edniun:i Pepper, the constable of St. James. charged will , hav made use of seditious ezpresAons, and as-:outing him in the ext cution of his siss•y. Pci.pre stated, that on Friary evening list; in con• sequence of the riots, he, with other constables, was ordered to he un duty, and en going through the stable-yard, he saw a mob of persons. and the carriage of his loyal Highness the Duke of York was standing opposite his residence, tvaiting for his Royal High ness. The prisoner was present, and ht began abusing the servants, and then used several grossly offensive expressions towarls his Majesty and the Duke of Yock. . Mr. 31 IINWA.siNti, the 31:tristratr, considered that a wan in his proper mind ivrnl4,l he eke at the etteratice of such disgraceful tsxpr.--.ciom, awl the pri ' roses n a, vill..reJ to And good lotil• 17i I 1t of the it4*.t-ru.l d For some days pas_ _lie _ la num s have b..en notch annoyed and alarlsedby l ::: , :,7 s i r i Z tlii which seetne.l to issue from a cottage in the tint • p:44..41.4.::. 4 of a woman of tather hashaiol is cuntioc.l in lforaenurnuet - laiis . ~1 ~.;... charge of forgery. The i• lairiek l i i h i' r i " l °"" d " u the ;em i t- questionable cha.arte!, ult-,a44 ilkarst 161:mut interns-is on, tv ye_ _t u. e 1 e measures to force aweertain the cause. An att:nupt was made to h attn live or six 1 416t1rreartufofthe'thte4rneielligilii:sollin es " , bi te e.h tar‘t %e lm ' the door, hut it filled. In owe ecraer of the room he beheld three poor ehil liot •Ilore then eielt and one of the squares of glass was then broken and a mats lifted up to the whitlow. dren, the eidert of whom was 1 with weeping and lounger, OW 01 vests o w, 1 . 0 9% on a struts rall....t,ela:l7l.,tscLei,iihiaiutirsatzityl - . • 4 I . t walk to the t111.. - !;Ar ; .:.ei Entl, thut theta- mother was in the habit of going out early in the morning, and 'tut retnraing sometimes all night, but more frequently for two slays together, dering which they were lift en riedy wit:lo4l butt, e nd locked up. The neighbours supplied them with flooi for a day or two, during allieh they ket,t a wat..ll f.•: the ini.uman mother, slu did n.. 4 IA turn home till two o'ci v ek in the ntorning. nod then she was frllte iltutsh. A deputation of life inhabitant', co:n4i.ting of tone remits, waited on Al derman J.. 1. Seli•h, at the Ton is-liall, to whom the cone teal detailrd, and the woilir Alderman ithilie• diately advanced a sum from eat. City Funds to he ape plied' to their use, if neers..are, and ;lispatched Breve the Maralsalman, to the house, whose picture of thee situatlon Wit! most deplorablu,Y,"The garish officers have since taken ibe unfortnnate children tinder their care. but their n. .worthy parent hat di-apreored. Desraernrc hes aT Coes.—At a short time befo.al one tieloch, on Saturday mornisi;„ the humor t:1 he &m to Catholic Cathedral. the North Parish Chap: l c In this e:ty, tv..s discovered to he on fire. :J i arill aNl i t• Losaray were at ones' spread over the neielshourhood„ and the flight lire. l!r. 'Murphy, the Catholic Malay, ! and the Uorstes that serve tint parish, who reside in the • ediate vicinity ut the dogrel, on forcing Open the great entrance, found that the grand Altar, ant: the beautiful Tabernacle, and pictures. which snrrouliti..4l it. were rapidly rensornintr hy a most uneontrolable tire; ianti what irpeenred. if possilde, more al:wining Wits, that the ivitiehow li.. s; 4 liin treat, s bit+ was situate at the other extremity of the edifice, Was likewise on tire. Ferry effort was Mathe to arrest the progress of the de va•;ta* j ti !! . Opitirlit, whi•li threstene.i the entire destruc tion of the !mil ling. Thousands of persons were rm• ploye.l in supplying wiili water the tire-engines. which soon after the ringing of the alarm hells arrived at the spot. in addition to those belonging to the insurance others, the engines belonging to Messrs. Hewitt anal Co. and Wise's, were most serreic.rtilly worked. The %Cell. at one period was Mast te rri tic.— Nlr. Sh eritf Atkins, ' who was on the spot, aided hy a number of the peace . officers, teas most incessantly Jill successfully engaged in getting the lire under, anal in preserving order and re golaritv. These combined efforts at length happily sue , reedetrin arresting the further progress of the tire, not however without irreparable losses, amourst which, we regret to reckon the organ and tabernaele.—((turk 1 Filer ') DIED. On the 8•h instant. at VI bite Windows. near lialifa3, aged 't►, Lydia. widow of Joseph Priestley. ENII: On !Friday last. at his house in Redford-road. Clapham, l'honsys Cunningham. Esq. in the 3.34.1 year of his age. Sauriter Si. motto. fortiler in re. The treatment mild—the cure effectual. Ar 1) Eva I.:i tin t of Prxiless*.onal Pretension:. is tad} to be feared by those who are conscious of io capacity. Impressed at an early period of our professional career will, the importuner of a more minute attention to a class dt diseases peculiar!) effertl:4; the grander operations of Na ture, we boldly deviated frem what was held to be medical orthodoxy : al tacked the va timings of edeperieism. and. by de feating its vile purposes. consider ourselves justly entitled to that approtiation &tut patronage which, for twenty }ears, bate rewarded oar successful and devoted studies. The estimation of nor enlightened brelbren„who frequently apreal to our opinion. is an additional gratifiestion to our pride. while our authority from the I sollege strengtheeed as it Is b} the most euthesixstic testimonials of almost every Professor in the British Nletropoli.d, must ever protect the sloetity of Our fame from envy or dnisrepresentation. The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary want of elu tion in the mat u rer man, often lead to the penis of a con tagious heppy, therefore, dome the elrly applicant be called, who's,. anxiety een he elies ivied b} a few days' care; and even in tinr more advanred Magee, ehareeterized by oumerocs mptoms, we can hiustrate our assertion, by rendering the treatment wild, the cidre effectual. Every orptuic change, or functional disturbanee, inel dental to the generative economy, falls equally within our province, and w ill yield to our attention. Among: these are diseases of the urethra, weakness, and coustitullonal derange ments. of however long duration. The child of inanition may be restored to appetenee. and, instead of being exhausted by nervous debility. be will cir culate the manlier proof of vigorons impels*. The limits of no advertisement do not alkm the elesnifiestioo of oar sob jects, but they are amply detailed in a Wort we lately pub fished. called " The &cis of Life," the rapid sale of which. accompanied with an Increasing practice. nos oadorlable proofs of our general utility. The Book eta be had at 10, Paternoster-row; 611, Pall-Mall; 41. Piccadilly; 16, Prince's street. hoho; 174, and 32, Fleet-street ; or at any Book sellers. Menu:At. itossv.—'ile immense number of :,ho a re 01.. et ire& ty the specious and boasting pros 74. of pretenders on a reigning malady, the bane of pl and con nubial happiness, is incredible. Witluitsg • veil, tt eil, in what nothinoess du their assumptions a . The climax of Cans* , unmea nin g terms, Dttililite, ri.4tlee, itef. , ,:ariotio, and. .1i. , 19., are the back( alarm to those snit •rers v tin-e co nstitutions Sr. ; y en • nit by tretemperatice. or weaLeurd by disease or j ib .' PM treatment. Wars. Cootil‘crt slid I'n., Meeillerot of the Royal ed, loires of I Atrium Faii Omagh. -.0.1 I '4lilin, ranking hi g h iii his blujes y's.ervice, and ni n ar'y ferry ) ears pnt. tie.• iu cartons Itesiotals, anti in ais inetropolis,okli m tech artilicee; they stand on the firm rock of tried ask wis:ch eisallr:sges inquiry, soil needs no self encomia.. The testi i I ttt flies of those repez.tet.ty smiler their ramp s are the best evidence of their sneer's. PrOfPsSlooll IO lent they r....pect and admire : aglinst the characters ; I sorted pnhtir ctedality should o‘er be guarded. m e* i C. and Co. plc.iire themselves .0 perform ell that J. iment. ski'!. and rorricere, ;top; ~ d in ert•ry cliasct I CMS accomplish. I 1 11essrs. U. anti Co. see consttlte.l daily, at 11 co.'4. Neese, IVood , tork-soreet, and t•harlotte Bo'a'r, ;„„.. (. b ar i,„,;;,.,; l iseo, lthirkfriars- road, where ,•*,..,. i„ ~,i,,, , I ;.; to met . ..snit - P. anti the lalsonring classy*, ~t;gra*. es t 1,1 b. • 1 . •• until met% a " ' "' k ' . . i• 4 . 0 , , f ,. ' Lo. titre: on . ..ye In...railing Nieman er ' Pilw."4.ll.i : iftrullej " . brirvuuthuerira::.;6ll.:: - . -et-lg. Y . 1411li a 1141; 1 : : r1 : : : : : itti r :ra i . l'orlt:liilintic.Bl:allu;ldr..:lltr.:.:'s::: r • _........ •• What snip tirgleet, .. The *s eediest frame :** AtlF.Ssits. cua it i E Ultt ...".I"vlng eu'v..'• NI the* ILA. Feces to eie study of. se.: liien grin!! se 1 ,,, nu - ca nooklerahlso ptsctice hi tbose-tbrasetoaa of th e . '" which tlivy theoritt proptr to st.t-et. trust. that after tabt y e ar* , est:le:ice in this ssetrorei , . their talent s are soy alt knows. owl their repattatiort se loll' established, the asap,. toe) e, reio:**.,:e r,.• their deviati'va from 'l :e re:ra!ar modi g g pree!'we. It me! . be proper In me?. that their Movgiest Ili. , e 1. ; . 0 4 t2g 1 % 4,0 44 Ike first r:ss :: that t;:e; ale Mseband ... gi. .... a. c a d h5 ..../ Escudos sloe lions.air-'.4 : a:al as sod s . ``'• -6vseselti, thek dip fttethry eirtdoier4 of tit:: truth to. wtts anal lestimou7als may be it:ten at their !lobe, .„, iletton-fgarticu, w:terc they mn,. be enaseited tri:h the gran est seert:ly and !manor by patient , . of either ee:: stieted by anv or Cut tollowl.tg complaints :-1. The Venereal Mame. for witleh they liar,. discovered a remedy, which isam oak complete stibstietee tor mercury in thecure ~f this ersepiris., bit has also the atheuntage of eradicating t,:e disorder with out 4,4411/piing t!te constitution. —l. In en.-:s of \mot,. Debility seed VS %CUNT P, cit. whether prodseedby eor ;islet excesses. by the immoderate enjo)weals of seust.:l it:easareo, er by -•olitlry ictemal:ty. where " 'rite 1:sol.r sinks. the lethit welts away, The eltecrfol, pare, sad animated Worm Wes (mot 111,- for w ntrrTlit Mh. l!PN** ti, &r. finiou fro. hat! e 4 tivrorn arm. diflieo4 se; Irty Mr. Enron, miler fortil I welt turn Whaess it for granted, No diseases aro feh with greater polOesagy by the sufferer Inc in their be- tistuttlsose oessaleard by Isis of o i wnilar:dreasiralvii se • ruing, if they eases of coessltatios is liberal t) etas se . ration la the dbsstsiN oss. Ji it is at their Game Is placed. awl Mte meet layloialths sown la asPssiss ll thus the term soficsit 644* kilkipteir. or in answer to learn v y altd ' o f th e C orona . closing s trinitta ' for warthog as be rforwarded to any part nt the wo r ld: ' • sad 31 st J 11 '; (LOSS mad Co.. M. It C. surgeons. 11. Bovercrkustreet. Fleet-street.-1 private dour rotted the corset. Dies from the fare. with l':nllei ntrophy Devorer:. ra'selleW melancholy clad. Messrs. Currie natl Co. ere In pirmes..ikin of a Mettle* that stew', aorivalled for its superior etlicara. in Firing lop to every lvveisettler fibre of the Trxtient. restering ids arty epirips, cad re-estabiishies hisvig,tur, without iait Wrath a... 1 thes evrosing him to the t intl,e..rs of sm. lepue.- , --3. la St ric I urc-si.f theUretitra.Messrs.CurrieandOrtt piee of treatment has Ito far surpassed ovary other wail or ettre. t!mt they have excited 'II? astonlchruent and spy* balion Of the most Surgeons. by b Eirat weeks. cures a Lich rlened ail the resourees a( stsitl. In tile cure of tiny of these complaints their oil' he treated with the greatest skill and sot:lel:sdr% relp.ired is the same as that of regular pendia ;A in Patients la the country are requested to state of their tame. are. end mode of living. eselosingst BO* ? 6 ,4,11e„ ashen the iseceiwary medicines end ad be emit to any part of the world.—No. 1(17 , Hutto H rt sci All (from takeashi4 M • --• • '• •he eons:died every slny in the v.eekr from m 644 their own (loan. No. IS, Liyod's-roe, New-Rivieherl, within a few door; of *idlers* Wells Theatre. The enfold ;A ; ag cures performed by Mr. and 311 , 16 MIK c:ptrially in the 4..,...it;es of Lancaster end 'Cork, are willed a parallel in tort annals of, medicine, they being the re140:1% in Eur..ire that ran effectual:). cure the Palsy. /hp Niro ).pilertte and gni other kinds of Fits: the Seamy, Le prosy, tod all Impurities (tithe Blood; %Vies, Vane: es. noel l'i ithout cutting the Stone sedGiard: Astkeens. trosighrt. Coaetenoions. and all Pnitnnuary Caw plaints; (Deets, Strictures. Seminal IVeakness. D'. 4 = Impotency. whether Ibetlisioned by youthful Barchnnelian indrigeaties. hot eliinales, or venereal Walt end all 'Bow:dos in the urinary ;rnssages. They curs at. Min disorder ia all its stares. aith.tut restraiat of diet e hindrance of business: they hart. erred numerous permit att. r freireitt s -11 s ationa has.:lallr,i, and being tented at of 111;fereat hositi:lls as inetratle. Mrs. 1:11me at!mols her OWn see.—Patleuts who are It rep l'the attei: e•ng rimy sen:l ;heir morning urine, N. B. Mr. snit Mrs. Kl:ard's Medicines ere mostly Ma pared from few (*nee,. uLt of many thousands, performed by *. anis Mrs. Vohs is to certifs. that I was deaf from my birth, sodas till I app:l,i 141 !)r. when. sarprislign relate. I was pr-fret.y cored in less than a week's tlaM. k witness any hrt4.l. this Isl of Jaauely. ISIS. JCA!".;/ Prins, now 111 years de. • • Appreatlee ti W. Whiter. Hatten-iser. Wabslit Witness to ti:.' cure—the Rev. M. J. Ncylor. Viral d rimistone. aed Need Mlacterof theFreeti , sumsrgd Wakefield. I. Wil:iari Stirling. gun-smith. Penny-street. Hisao do hereby nooLe until :it declare.. that I was dread) dietedwith Pp.nrio'r fits end paret• tic iitroke.which me of the use of my right side': A - tglo arm u :Mess. and had uo sense of feriing: , my speech est s' merit affected. that it was alt,, dinteulty I cosh) :peak Me to to understood. and had a transient giaitkityr uties, beg' In% ri.f.lt lep: 1 aa, obliged to drag behind me. Hui** piled to a nnisiber of medical gentlemen In Wl4OllO lll erstou. Cirttnel, Kendal, heocaster. Re. I was rerommented to it t-entlerviin in Ireland. famou 4 for such disea.es. but I received not the keetrllio froai any of Vietn. i ass adinitt..4l an is-priest Or Manchester I I ; lrnce.„ butt was typed out as luerriiie that situattoo I ei:ntintted four year. getting worse es II! fits got stronerr and mere Orli:eat: I coold net ga $ lO year.(: without help. In that hopeless condition. * isobar lieation to Dr. Ftiain. and. surprising to rats . .11l had a fit, or option of our. '.live I began to take B. lan's triediciner. Is now foerram months AIM. roityh. before. I had [mare leas than three a M ss mo o r the ~.niptoopt tour or fire thues a week. My perfectly restored. my side has gathered strength 716 ing. my ant, is so far recovered Heat 1 can do say PP roc 'rade, and I noe can well four miles an hour allisda $ 4 before. ivy. Sworn before me. at Pres:ow, is the roenty of LairifileW tst day of september, 11417,—John Troughtow Morg_l,. 1. Samitel micron. of Haat-lane. Lete!s, do Itembl,..'" - °alit and deebi:e. that I was dreadfully allieted !fr, hair stroke . which depris ed me of the tee of wy St:a arm. and log: my speech was Cr' 'reeled that klni• — • dillieclt) that may one eoeld beer whet t said: Draws vr..re -0 , much impaired. that at times I Ma set my wife. In the/ deploratrie sitea‘:en I wide Mr. Elam, eitee. surprising to ail e!m kuew Teethed relief in three days' time. end in the w . forfeit/lit I was erred of any eoptalsint, sad titre le my work as mural. at Messrs. Aldan. Perths#l Witness ray hand, lissoim ills aitbo o Sworn before seen( his limiest c's.lemices of this ad of December. ISIS, Jobs. Fftersalt simbillng a Beak-note, sit • • ellsorderiollaislidises to the alassat will be Mai of. .Lawarat•arditi Atittiaselk Pebiiebed et en " Tteelitravespf,x" es4l_l4llas Cwastertresoit " PaPh9- Ms itifteeile St. t or by R. WARDRI.L. Jon.. 1 1 . LB.: ' l l lOO O mealcattons, Orders, ate are requaaand so los • 4 'I tHRF.i). On Thnrslav 18.4. William Qaenehorough ♦i'right. Es q. of Asidey. llerlfordAtire. to Elizabeth. eldest daughter of John Barton. Esti. of the Royal Mist.