The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-13 00:00:00

f 41//hDLReIfiX MIS/ONS, Seer. IL. ~ . . .11211 M 'Henry Puke, a gentleman of: ray eel i pO k c a t 1 in-tianee, rellitilig in East Sialthileld,• wad i huii,lbethaisi to serve tie am -ei ilesilhortnigh M • , the otor of Fast Smithfield, mad pariah . se St. r. to Aligning, after halite• been appointed to I. at (Jae by the Court Lett and Jury of the 'Moser. I More the trial commenced wide aliscassiea took act betneen the Cu used en both sides with a ! Paw 4 , 1 ) ecommodation ; but as the terms could sot- be ref led to by either party, Mr. Jeesop, the Cembeal eta behalf of the prosecatioa proceeded to call bill Vita nooses. . : e It was peommitlig a Mr. Cross, a ad4ior, wh o acted foretieeirailears as Steward of lima the author Lady cotton, that at a Court April tail, I defendaat was appointed Ileadberoogha alt also pegged that the regular notice was sent 44 la' st at first Impels' the seas of three guineas to pled from serving the office; but that after he withdrew this gam, and refused to serve. 'C}. reason be gave iu the first instance was, that his I. hastiest lame was as properly stated, and *her ein& that he had resided but a short time In the palish ; that there were many other persons whole duty it was to serve before hies ; that very' , low per -901111, with whom he could not associate, were em ployed 'to act as Deputy Headlwaroeghe and Consta bl $ ; and that the members of the Court facet were in the habit of eatorting money from respectable people whom they knew could notseree, and spending that motley in feasting. When Mr. l'ross gave his evidence, he was, cross examined by Mr. Anot.enrs, who ceutentled from the answers he received, that Mr. Cross had out been re gularly appointed as Steward of the Manor, and that or course, whatever passed at the ('ourt held by Alm, was illegal. Mr. Adolphus. in his address to the July. stated, that all the offence committed by hi+ client was that of resisting a syateni of corruption and 1 stortion which a party in the pariah had Weal iiCell.<- I, toed to carry on for the purpose of ,raisinK money to %fend at tares us. Their practice, he s..id, era. , to v atch every new comer, who estalitiikod himself in ..• y respectable line of business : *en to mark him auc for some civil office, make him pai 'a fine in case 1..• could not serve the same ; and at last let the offices • .. tiled by low obscure persons who were %bolls ...ii t for them. Under these circumstances, he muted ts t the Jury would not pronounce a (verdict of cuilty a .ainst his client, who would he ready to undertake o.c Ace nest year if proper per•mus were utomets to 4. I 11101 him. .Tessor, on the other band, repelled these t• tements of Mr. Adolphus, as an unfounded slander on the parties who carried un the present prose ' utinn. The Chairman, Mr. roNAT, SAW this case was the narrowest in point of circumstances, aad the shortest point of facia of any that Mr Caine before a Court' I was just as simple, as if the Jury were to try %the :s er a man was sitting in tke boa near hien, or had i.re out of the box. It mattered oat how the Stets ; d of the Manor bad been appointed to the showiest, f. r he acted by the authority of the Lady of the Manor i:. that way which the law required ; nor did it make s part of the case Whether tines were exacted (row t' olio %timid not serve, or whether those fines fri• spent at taverns ; for the Lady of the Minor .s entitled to all fines; but she rave them up to the 1.1-4 .ns who constituted the Court feet, and they 1 t! a right to du what they pleased with the flurry. ti•si.;es, if those parties had been guilts' ar estur ts, the de6ndant might have prosecuts:il then, for if e same. It was clear that he bad been appointed an office, and that he refused to perform the t t;:ies wf it. Tho Jury, without retiring, found the defendant dr 'ti. ..14.4:1 Rennin./ and Hannah Donning were indicted for tu assault on Jemitna Taylor. This case, which was of an aggravated nature, arose out of family tlis ekvements, which seen. to have been pursued with a tifree of virulence rarely paralleled. The prosece trig, a decent-looking elderly woman, was a sister •f t_tt delinquents, and nursed the child of another bro -o(e^r, William Henning. On the 19th June last, the • elrepts wishing to see the child, a envisage was left at 04? lodgings of the prosecatric, to bring it to them 4 tore it went .o bed. Having remained from home rite's' than usual, she went at ten o'clock at night to t44e the child, and as she was entering the Lourr of its pa:vita, SrAS wet by the MAP defendant, who shook h•r and endeavoured to force her out. William Hun ;r,s, hearing the scuffle, went to rescue his child and wa• knocked down and trampled on by the defendant a, when Hannah, who lodged in the upper pats of tie house, and to whom John had been on a visit, rush down and also attacked the proseentriv, who sets left a fter the struggle was over, covered with blood, with a blackeve and a tooth knocked oat. The pro scciutriz's eye was black when she came Into Court f:•ott, the effects of a subsequent assault committed by .john The Jury having found both defendants Gouty, J. I:tinning was tined M. and ordered to enter into re •r . e :l tntrances to keep the peace for twelve months, him se.. in 40?. and two sureties in 201. each ; and Hannah tit aping was fined 6s. tftl. and gave her own reeog s. sauce to keep the peace fur same period. Mrs. Mary Potts, the wife of a respectable baker in th; parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, was tried ur. two indictments, fur assaulting !Ukiah Samuel S frt ag, a collector of paiish-rates, Ebenezer Young, h:. sus, and James .Ifright, headborough of the parish, it the execution of their office. The first named proaecator . seent . accompanied by tie other two to the house of Mr. Potts, to call fur its, 6d. the amooat of two gestures' rates over due, for it hitch Mrs. Potts flippantly desired him to call artin, when he produced a warrant of distress, a,ad hating read ft, said be must take a • table for the U .notnt. He}Potts, a stout, jolly, and . rither a good . eking dame, with an excessivittitipe of ipirit,.t ere- 01 attacked them, and Idluieltuti all three ..812 her (los, threw dowiithe 6444; hying, there -. 2 11 you, don't suppose it "was becaiai I hid Bet two . .V, that 1 did not pai you al 501... • hicwas the ease sworti tit by the. three nomipal fitrk e t 614 the intlictmnti lisprtg.p;afezted at /!* sa.nce of the trustees of the parish-ritis, - ana fetrbili ifJ, IV, . . , lelhllen.lo die 011 ! sno t s Noe l battik! chtioill i t 1101WWW114 Mlllitert hi Wit gfil, frhnt fiedisg she or oadiarbilba, aed4ading die airmeored the dameriptial s pipe l i r , want to . the Wove of het oast la. Uul (A L pll, To i afotattloa. The sip poopappaiod by I 'lf . - 641, gave larttiMatton 'at the Ponce Dirsee,laatisla *Ott . sad as °Beet was' soak with them to sestet di old isn't lodglegs, where butte were fetid and L.mmlom— limaght to the Odle& The girl was delirevod hp is Bow-STeerr.--Testeediy MT. ZORN the arbor, gave , her Aimed*. and the seducer was severely reprimatadeti, bail to appeal against time Mogiettate's deeisibo in a srirkdiaoharged. The Magistrate regretted it was sat ease of bastardy, he most poshlrely doubled the ebarge. Is bit power to punish biol. IrtNaltin r ITALIANI I I.--.The landlord of the Coach • and Hot**. pablit boast, at Hammersmhh, Siorhis 1 ostler, were brought before /BOA. liswiet,4t the N4CTICAL INTELLIGENCE. above °doe, yesterday morning, open a warhiet eiltbrg- — f -- lag them with having grossly assaulted ire itiaeraot Rickard nod Sarah, Redhead, front Harwich, is Italian jeweller*. The !taller' were all preolmt, r rand • aaßearborts', haviiigheen run on board by a ves gave their evidence through as interpreter df their ging is Tarmoeth, and received considerable own providing. , The Jure, Mattes, of and from liowderiaed. is It appeared be their statement, that they were bra- 'wed it Meat-bore having beer run oa board of by To/111dg through Hanonertinith on Friday list, in the 1 r vessel (name not known) Ind his reseival con le damage, in sails, rigging, and bill. TY* yes hmf of their business when one of their party who Li i n Tory le a ky, sad will be obliged to discharge her hadloitered a little in the rear, was called over to the cargo, Vali.) . 1 Coach anti Horses public - house , by souse poisons sit- Tit. ■!nerve, Sleeve, from Oothland to the Bruits, Ling at the dour. lie naturally- concluded that they I havihg sprung a leak, put into Calmar ea the leb nth. wished to purchase some of Isis articles; but instead taacre aad repair. of so doing, they accused him of being. one of the Wit- iris., .M arge Amts, Simeon, of and from Mortal: to Ilatuslitottglt, eritich was stranded : at Dioceses' on the uesses who bad herniOving evidence against the Queen, tsus has been get te ig hod was mo w l a g s w oe , on illul thereupon proceeded to ilitreat him, by twistiug s ow t I Y. . :Ilis neckcloth so tight as to throttle him, kicking his So NAT, Arm 15.—The only arrival during the ik;fee, tossing him from one to another, like 'a shuttle- lostettek is the ship Mandist, Cougleods, from Bus• lock, (tic. lilt companions seeing this ran bark to his I 11 91 se ,on the nth of )larch . The surgeon, boatswain, 'desistance, and at the saute m m o ent the ' la n at ur d of an two amen, late belonging to the It C. cruiser, the house *allied forth to reint.ree the r ox i i ,. h. A , A f, hate arrived hi her. it appears that this wrier .. b te We vessel did not go dowa in rousegeettee other being sort of general kicking., arretchis; anti bell.og oat h tab.* aback, but that in a sudden hard squall, the fore ensued, in wide!' the Italians hail the worst of it, the sail Veil, anti before it could be clued up, the vessel landlord flooring three of them with his own proper aequited so ranch was-, that she actually ran her fist. The Italians, however, rallied, and fur a u ))))) petit how ender water, filled, snit trent don's almost imam or two it seemed doubtful which side would gain the diately after. MAN' ts, A Putt. 1.-On tlie(29th of M arch, tlii s piecewas victpry, when the English, very unfairly, commenced a sin sights' wish auether severe storm. which has °cea se at tack upon the looking•glasses. pictures, and jewel. toned very considoealsiedelougeto the native shipping in !cry of the Italians ; and the)" , to save their property , the Roads several of whom lost their toasts, and others thought it advisable to retreat. 'I his nes the case I !welt stranded.' The ships in the Roads put to sea, end fur the proseentimin, and in corroboration of the mi.' we Isopir will escape any serious misfortun'. A large dente, one of the Italians offered to show the bruises i +meek sappused to be the Ann and Amelia, passed on his legs ; hut time Nlagistrate declined the inspec- through time Roads on 'Flimmrstlar morning ; she had lost her jilieboom, tote-topmast and mizemnad, and her cut titan, and called upon the prisoners for their defence. water had been ranted away. it is said that she and The landlord, a good-ho 44444 tired ./..h„ Bell looking the *nowt Palmer, hail fallen foul of each other. The sort of a subject, of some sixty years old or there- I fidt o eplag vessels put to sea, Tic. ships Edward Minitel, I about, declared upon his " *ammo conscience" - that Autm end Amelia, Statunore. lietwral Palmer, and Two the Italians began the row. " The rights of it was," Brothers; brigs:Margaret, Cesseus, Enterprise, Soonfar, Ihr said, " that the man, instead of his being called, I NV*. said Lists'iseY• 'lice ship Brothers, returned on came of his own accord to offer his goods, when Bill "wall afiern°°u• and a brig, supposed to he the IhNuo far. The ship, Flora, Wile'. fr the Cape of hoed Lesmgfee. *civil sort of a chap enough, took up a bit Hope his. she Ibth of January. cause into the Roods on of a watch-chain, and said ' what do you mm for thin VIA orsilay afternoon, anti the Atlas, from New Suit* here,' upon almich the Italian, who seemed to think Wales, came to aorhmir yesterday afternoon. that Bill Levity had a notion °lto/enticing the chain, . - I9.—The brig Melly sounded in li fathoms on gave him a back-handed slap in the mouth, and then ', 1 1 1, 4 1%* SoYs de Milb444 iu lat. 9. 32 S. tea. fit. 3; R. the others all came running up and set upon ' poor BM.' • reports having Feu"' in sight of the (tale of Rock, waking its position in lat. S. 46. N. aid lon. Bob. the ostler, also was sitting hy, took part with from . r distances, 38. 39. i 5 K. Accounts have bees Bill, when three of the Italians gut Bab down on the received at timiLatesideury that the ship Shaw Allah, ground, and tried to make his mouth wider, by tearing I C tale Tyree, and 'three iiati%e vessels, had foundered it open at each corner with their fingers ; upon which I. Ily Roads daring the gale ; end that the whole he (the landlord) ran out and pushed time away, at of s a ns and Laster- belonging to the former, the same time asking them if they meant to murder went 4W .Plies of the %evotti t i .d o l f i trrs t i rtr ei ras p r the man. lie d.nied that the Queen was rnentionl.d at ‘ s ) l i r e Patm r t t o . s, ul t. " ' i s in fai m ul ti' e i m t sm i m 1 s f n ea. a t s at a . scro r r o ff lii st oae all, anti he produced Ra, the ostler, to show his wounds patfmtn, at the rion i tuencement'ef the gale, and was driven and corroborate this statement. on shore; happily the crew of this ship were saved. The Bob, the ostler, came forward ; his Lice was revered ship Rraineore,ls stated to have been dismasted. The with scratches, his eyes were well blacked, his ear was gale Is'said to have extended far South, as well as to the lacerated, and he said his shins were knocked t o a ;Sorthwerd ; amid we fear the parts of the Coast already I mentioned, are not the only places where it bas occa mummy. Ile stoutly supported all that his master 1 eed the loss or hives of p - ropertv . The Urneral hail said, though he 3dminril that he had twisted " , Palmer has returned to the Roads, and has sustained no the neckcloth of bunt of 'ton a hit, and kicked him oh 1 injury whatever. the kgs ;" but he asserted that he did so in his own .J, - Neve YONK, Aro. 13.—Tite ship New Jersey, from defence. Hr also denied that any thing was said about Liverpool fur Alexandria, li. C. was driven ashore mm.s , the Queen ur the witnesses in his 'presence. South Hampton Reach, Long Island, at JO o'clock on Here the interpreter asked Bub, "' How mane his Thursday night ; the cargo, consisting of dry goods, hardware, salt, crates, and coals, will be principally finger bit ?" pointing to one of the Italians; and Bob saved as the ship had not bilged. The ship 1.. !mina replied by holding u p hi s own fi nger enve l ope d its a packet, of Philadelphia, struck on an unknowei reef of ' lof bloody rag. " How came thiamine's ear torn ?" I rocks in the Old Bahama Channel, and was totally lost. , again demanded the interpreter; and Sob coolly re- Crete saved. • . 114 ! piled by taking hold of his own ear, and showing a CaLcurrs.—Progress of vessels at the following sta.. titeadfni elmasum in the lobe of it. "How came their tions, on the 1 1 .111; of March : mug -glasses broken i" asked the Magistrate. "Why, i Diamond Ilarhour.—Auspicious, remains 1 and Corn- said Bob, " they broke 'eta themeelesa!" wain' pawl! Jaws. This settled time business, and Bob and his master Kedgeree.--filinto, remains ; John Rannertnan, Fat w ordered to find bail to answer the complaint at denials, Favourite, and Eugenia, passed down. tie Sessions. I ikman,sv,.lenti.l9.—English ships loading.—Orient, WIARLIsON01•4111-STRErT.----Roborts and Carter were for London, exported to sail on the tr.3th of .‘pril. Ann, for ditto. on the 30th of April. Jeanine, fur ditto, about yesterday brought up to this of fi ce, charged with a the 7th of May, y Castlereagh, and flood Borers., for lent assault upon Nash and another servant to the China. Eliza, for Mauritius. Helen, for Bengal. Sophia, ' Duke of Wellington. The parties who made the charge for Bussorals. attestiskta Alsa ceittbsdOted by tisi ;Odra* P Mr. P.'a serraot girl. Tim *dry Sadiag he Gear oss bad istielioants, sir VAS oratenosefor *vassals's at driedliorstat a i One of 101. arid f* sbat es Mr. Bright**. loiddlto., mogb to a nor of 4106. • POLNP. stated, that the prisoners used abusive language, and struck them without provocation, merely on recognis ing the livery of his tirace, as the servants were pass ing through Piccadilly. The prisoners contended that they had received the first offence. It appears to have been a scntile of an ordinary kind, In which, perhaps, both parties were to blame. Carter was discharged, but Roberts was ordered to find bail. liarrox OARDllN.—Yesteirlay William Ellis, aged upwards of seventy, was charged erith enticing a female child, only turned of twelve years of age, to elope with him and keeping bet coneealedoeveral days in his apartuteet, in a back garret, in elerkenwell, unknown to her friends, who were inconsolable for het loss, and who canted posting bills to be stuck up all over the town, describing her person, and offering a reward to any person who would give information of her. The chlla was lately from the country, and was on a visit to an aunt in Cloth-fair. On the second day of Bartholomew Fair, which was close to her residence. she got permission, about eleven o'clock in the fore noon, to go and see it, and return in an hoer; nut re turning, her friends became alarmed; they assuleevery pessible inquiry, but obtained no tidings of her midi list Monday morning. It appeared from her statement, that on going to the fair, she wet with her seducer, who i treated her to fruit, sweetmeats, toys. mid other fair. fags ; be took her to see the•wild homes, the giantk the dwarfs, the wax-works, he. and treated ter to diM tier and tea ; at night be took bar to** dance, an*, 'which, it being late, she was afraid to retard to bit. aunt, and accompanied him home to his ludgiog, wbero they had supper, and some corslials to drink, sad they weal to bed. Afraid to retorts hose. she remaieed all 'the week. nut venturing out lest she should be Aiwa Voted, gold cast Monday evening , she went Idto . tha yard, ddel'iaa iniintseen she ran nit stairs to hit Ng*. .Irlik people of 'the buil*. eldrhg Mere was a of keii. List of ships in the llarhour.—ll. C. Creisers.—Mar keret and Frances, Trignmouth, 31ercury and Ernard. Ships of the Port. —Cumbrian, Ann, Lovely 'fish, Royal Charlotte, Countess of Londe'', Sophia, itlenelir, Bombay, Castle , Diana. Warden, Elisabeth, Hannah, l'arron, Cornwall. .Isia. Felix, and Itlorioso. Bengal.—Hibernia, Cambridge, P.lizi, Dunvegan Cosy tie, sad [lope. Vie* Traders.—Orient, Ann, Jetniuia, Lonach, aid Tisteeller. Ceylon and Malabar.—Corhin. Prime, and rue. Portninese.—l'aroline and Angelica. illadras.—Dotterell, brig. Vamteut stottem WITIL—The ship floleonela, in lat. I N. lon. 29. :ht. W. by the Sir George t Ishorne, arrived at the Cape of flood Hope. fba the 3941 ult. in lit. 46. 36. N. lon. 43. 43. W. the Ihiloon, of mid from Baltimore Wont' fur Amsterdam ; and on the Ind inst. in lat. 53. 56. N. lon. 12. 17. W. the Okip fitments, of and from Port.tilasgow Wand fur Ili ; ramiehi, all well, be the Ererthorpe, *Arthur, arrived in the Clple. from St. Kitts. - ' The Government contract for Irish beef and pork is 'spitted to be taken this year at V. per tierce lower dunk last year. er to the 19th of July there had arrived at Quebec *l. mains 394 vessels from the United Kingdom, and 7,4,1 settlers. affray occurred at Middleton on Saturday night &beet eight o'clock, between a few of the Veterna Bat mlion.stationad timre. sad ammo of the towps-people, in which we repot to•learts, as (Aker and one of the inhabituain have ben wrap* wounded from some nhottlfsved b An niddlers. It stoic Met of no poli tic el i re:cling. hot in emmevseuee.of some private gear reLtimrtuak piiitinklhesVeta limlivithials of each party. Tlaittibiret fig 4104 .166 r i .!gain, of isvraSigninn.'"- (Cork Airrrarstile C'hioairlr.) ~: . . Cleiersitsroa.—lt is with feeli ng , Oliop tern that we hare to [notice the followhig naelminierly occurrent. On the morning of Tu es d ay last, Bite Robert Braes steam packet was proceed, , lag us voyage tom Liverpool to this island with a great amber of respectable passengers, and ai med Immediately after getting under way, she was as fool of by the sloop Olasgow, of tireenoek, and in the violence of the shook had her maintnant carried aw a y, which falliog on two men of the names of Wu. cal and Joseph Dread, (the former a native of this island), they feceired so much injury that after Ice. uishing a short time in great agony they expired, Great credit is due to Captain Oman for his aid e and condescending attention to the passengers dariag the confusion of this unlooked for event, sad hi s exertions in allaying their fears. We are lainneed that not the least blame is attached to any peas. al board the steam packet. The Robert Brace leis Livepool at It o'clock the same day, and anchored i t our bay about the hour of 10, and after having lase. ed several genteel visitors, proceeded on het voy asa to theonsiek.--.(Poistiss ()excite, lag. 24.) The smack Olasgow Was on a wind, and eon without the least difficulty. have cleared the 1401 p, tt Bruce, which was stationary; the was repeJtell s h Ped by the Robert Brnee's pilot, and warned of tie consequence of keeping so close to the wind am. withstanding whiel , as if determined to do "Uhl injury, the snack ran rieht against the Robert (rum, carried away her ,main mast, and canted the de e d of te o of his Majesty's subjecis. We underwaod the master has been taken up by the ivil aatier', ties in Engl. ad, and will undergo a strict ler.% quire. MARRIED. On &Warder last, at tit. Jame:* church. W. Tonaby, 0111-slrect, t ity--road, to Mrs. Nloris FAN, of Renwick-stmt. st..om t.lo the I ktit at 't. on, Warwickshire, by the Res. Dr. riptiterr, Mt. Joke Wood. of Ilkhor.cate•street. Lau don. to Miss Kenstreek. daurhter of the late John Keedriet. Esq., of liseerbesse, Settes-Coldlield. DIED. 011 Saturday. the Ath inst., James Young. west. 11111, Ilatterses-rise, surrey, in Ills fleth year . On itnselav, the 10th inst. it chore+, of a Gt o f a p o pl exy . 11 ill tiogsdall. Esq.. of Tottenham. On the lit ult., Cl/Arles Finis, Esq., &ibis how fa Lei rester-sqsarr. lie•t frame !" Ii da TioT The Inv III:SSR:5. CC It it I E a utt CO. having devoted titan selves to the 'tufty of, and been gratified by the moot considerable practice In those branehes of the profession which they thought proper to select, trust, that after Carty 'years re.ittenar in Milt metropolis, their talents are so well known. sad their reputation so hilly established, that se aro lug ) is requisite for !lick deviation from the regale, asedeel practice. It may be proper to state, that their ittedleal Sit cation has been of the first chat: that they are IlliMabsts el time Rii )o l Colleges of Lordon and Edinbergh ; aid aa sos. hetory evidences of the truth of this statement, their Ad► eats and testimonials may be seen at their Roue, T4e. Ration-genii-a, a here they may be consulted with thereat est seeresy and honour by patients of either sex, agitated* any of the following complaints :—I. The Venereal Dhow for a Melt they have disrosered a remedy, which is M= a complete substitute for mercury In the ell re of this but has also the advantage of eradicating the &Niel out debilitating the constitution.—t. In male of Nan= Deibility and Vascular Relaxation. whether prodeeed byte. I ivial excesses, by the immoderate enjoy meats of aumwal pleasures, or by solitary sensuality, where '• The vigour sinks. the habit melts away, The cheerful, pure, and animated Moon pies from the face, with squalid atrophy fievonr'd, in sallow melancholy clad:* Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Whim that *lands unrivalled for its superior ellicacy. in gitag tear to every nmseitisr Bore of the patient, restoring his 'missal spirits. and re-ratablishiaLllis vigour, a ithout ingot,* the constitution. and thus eviiSsing him to the dangers of a ne lapse.—S. In Strictures of itteUrethra.lllelsrs. Carrie andew.'s plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other noshed of cure, that they have escited the astonishment and appro bation of the most distinguished Surgeons, by effectiag. in three weeks, cares which defied all the resoumw of this& skill. lit the yore of any of these complaints their palliate will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitatie. The fee re:mired is the same as that of reculnr practitioners. Patients in the country are re:pie:red to state particular of their rise , age, and mode of livlnr. ~losing a Rink 4f England Note, when the necessary medicines and stisier • 161 be sent to any part of the 107, Ifinton-irarden. Smarher in motto. furlikr is re. The treatment mild—the cure effectual. A CAN 1.)1 D Examination of Professional Pretensions k only to be feared by those alto are conscious of in tsPillivelloca"•itell at an early period of our professional CIMYr with the importance of a more minute atteotion to a class of , diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na t lure. we boldly deviated (rem nii3t was held to he Similes! orthosite” : a Use!, ed the vaunting: of empytieism. and. by de feating its vile purposes, eon-ider ou•selves justly entitled to that approbation and patronage which, for twenty years. have tee ordeil our sneers:fill and devoted studies. The estimation of our enlightened hrethren.ll Ito frequently appeal to our opinion, is an additional gratification to our pride. while our sittitorit) from the College itself. streaglbesed as I It Is by the most enthusia,tie testimonials of almost ever% Professor TIVI the British Xletropolis, must ever protect the sanctity of our fame from • tit ) or misrepresentation. • The impetuosil of youth, or the momentary want of cau tion In the maturer mast, often lead to the effects of a core fogies's disease: happy. therefore. may the early' spplleant be milled. whose anxi..;) can he alle‘ioted by ti few days Pre: soil et en in the more advanced stages, rharseterised by NU inrruti4 symptom.. we eon Illustrate our assertion, by hinderinz the treatment mild, the core effectual. Every organic change. or fonetienal ilkturbance. inci dental to the genet-111re eennant, foils r.piall) within our province, and will t ield to our nitration. Anwine !bemire diseases of the urethra. wei Loess. and constitutional derange ent s, of however long duration. The agitator inanition may be restored In epciessore, end. instead of being exhausted by persona debility. be alit cif ettlate the manlier proof of vigomas impulse. The limits ef an advertisement do not *How the elassificatioe of our nits jests, bet they are anipk detailed in a Work we lately yak fished, called • ' The of of Life," the rapid sale of which. accompanied with as lacers:Mg practice. are undeniable pooh of our general ntility. The hook east he had at 1111. Paternoster - row : Pall-Mall: 41. Piceadlllh ; Ilk Prime . "' Wrest. Idaho; 174, and b., Fleet-street ror at any Book sellers. /do diseases are felt with treater poignancy by the seferer than tbspee.oecasioned by Ids nwo inspreriewee; sad In DO eases of consultation is liberality of vibration b the Pro tabor more desirable. them *here the most nobcontied e°"" biome is Oared. and the most 4mi/dishiest-envy it then the terms are plainly staled at the drst interview. of Newer to letters binetely detailing the symptoms, and le sinning • renaltlaoce foe onselkine nod &dike. t.lrieb cue be forwarded to say part of the world. 0011,11 end Co.. M. R. I% Surgeons. 11, lizotterie-street. Fisei-atriset.--A pita,* dont mewl the comae. . ...___ ' • ' tottide : Edited. IMMoit esti P‘With•4 at the Otlee of * Tat 'TATUM" SA: . sot " Ts. c•prriTlericui - 04•4 ref rrnititaa.siviiik. .1,..11. tit. faineet's alto. i imaiosuoiss " . 0,6 4 . Am os ~.. L rE I. 4. IL . j to lo ws: te edirosec all Cow _ ....0 • 1W ( . ti T ! r 1 E I : \f