The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-25 00:00:00

i• , • BA ItSAIDOIIII I SittIIIOIIIIIIIII.S. -71 1 * 410 Froliiibil brie are reported at Alartiniqbe to have been recent') ca:iturctl e one off Nino fiilines„"and the other off /trlariegalante, by the ra./..hoat privateers of Goa. dalouve, and binti (staid intii Betides the French %claimer Superieure (a Na tional vessel, carrying tWo long brass 12-pounders and four carronatles; slid lip men), there are two wiser privateor etch ttttt tip; tiitettuut at G uad mien pe, and now at sea. The row-boas privateers o f t h at Island lea ly attacked tinder the lee of it, the Net t, schooner of Anti,via, which beat them off and escaped... , ' cstertlat his llajesty's hag Achilles. from Fort 'Loyal, and Julia, from tit. Piet re, ar. lived at this anchorage. and remain with the me of war, as per I IVe learn that four French frigate., armed en jilte, are momently expected •at Gionlaloope, with troops. The Alcmene (late Jewel) mi.l soils. other frig ties,, have been sent tee look oat for them. Serrtstase 12,—Arrived his Majesty's brig Swaggerer, Lieutenant Evelyn, (ruin Maitinique, and rentaiiis wish the airs tafet ant Glummen. Sub. sequeut actiounty from tit. Pierre to those from Fort Ito's!. reporting the arrival of three French frigates, arm. ti etkllnle, at Guailaloupe, cant-ra.. diet that report, and state that no inch arrivals t hare taken platy. • The capture of a letter of martin. schooner from Guadaluiipe, with a cargo of coffee . hound tie France,. It) the Hazard slim:. Omar, is mentioned by an arrivAl th morning, Arid steNst to 'hate beet sent into St. Pierre on Wedniejay last. Sive. 14.—La fitse French privateer schannet his captured the schooner Mora Ann, of St. Lula, and sent her Intl Guadaluitpe; and aliot thu brig Maria, from Martinique, boom , in Eu.:- land, and scot to the WIMP place. She kid like wise captured the polacru ship Sir George Pre. 'oat, Croat Nuirrouselleatt, hula(' to Martinique. but. which has since beta recaptured by the news, *hop of war. and carried to her port of destina tion. Tuc Pelee, on the 3d inst. made au sttailh with her boats on a brig lying under the batteries sif.sl.biary((i widish/ape), supposed iheMurin, and succeeded in cutting her,froin her anchorage, but as are meet tunateir grototaled in bringing out, they set ern to her, which, after flu) , abandoned het, the enemy tharereded iis extinguishing, and gut tholes& off. The enemy al Guinleloupe has not only augmented his prieutecte, bet thvy are sow kept very- actor, ly cruising among al the Islands to leew.mil, and capture, without destine. ii•its, Americans as well English. The ohm)... r . ./.ciuhd and George (both of the former de.erilt. thin) hive lately &To 1%1 toted by threat, but as the re Ater aSe aft••rn 'ails ;41f t-t op to the Captain a 41 Sopescarge of the Ma, la, and the latter re. captured by the Ten. Styr. 23.—The ioltalitants of Trinidad. imps. tient soder hc oppressiwi of 'he arhitra-1 "zp:inis! , hang, are still a: lively engaged in tem,,vr lie an.: %s o li-concerted ost.a.llr,-11 to obtain Ilse 10,144111. z. Ott h Contitutiun fur that eountr ; and f•r this purpose, at a legal pliblte meeting, held nil the 'l6th agreLd to the following Address his Msjy„,t) Most g rstines Sorerrign—We. your TfloarAT'a lovnl tub levy of the Wood of lrititatod. ookt Moth:, tors-T64 ittor lajettv to ( twirl to the. iithalsiLints 4.r shot I.lood, it Winot 0.tt1 , 1141 torrolitritits soil‘witotout legal n irospee tin% gee thritsa Constitution, a s r o a utisb a g.ta sa e other pH. tisk Cotunies us the 'Veit ,POLICE. --05 p.... BO W-STR E Eit. Thomil nal], a w.itchman, belonging to the parish of wa. brought to the °thee, cluir:ed with being vsticerncil with another in:iu, not yet taken, iwrobbing Caroline Wilcox, wife of Julio Wilcox, boatswain's mate or ow bri g Bearle, bank.nntes of 201. and each in the amount of about 2001. and 61. in (Ash, niuu valuable gowns, and ether women's wearing apparel: The circumstances attending the robbery are of a deep-laid scheme, daring, and very crud. They are as follow : Thu proiecoriz's husband was some years since a steward un board the Columba?, in the West India trade, till about five years since, when he nes pressed on board one of his Maj •sts's ships, from which ho was removed to the pollee, on board of which he was promoted to be a gun. rier, in which si!uation he r •maincil about a year and a half, *hen he was removed to the Beagle, and nag promoted to be boatswain's mite. Ile then sent for his wife, and she sailed with him to the On their Wein they jiiined the cape. elation to and while on board, the Pro. seeilirix noised the Captain's (Newconite.) sire during her confineineut in childbirth. About two innetlis ago they returned to dock, at Sheerness, fir the .esewl to be repaired. •I'llesday week, the% went to the Downs, where they mere paid off: her hu,'.and received three years pay, anti some prize.muncy, which ha psi: her, in con,..queuce of his being ordered to se.% itiaitt, and ti-sired her t e return home to Ise. .1 ind to her •nother, who has time rare of their two children. Tue rtoney he I mre her, tor/ether with the sum she r.ceivrd as a' present front Captain Newcomb, mad:• up the above.. Early un Sattir_ tie. morning the left Deal, by tins stage, and ar t:v..4 in the evening at the Gulago Crods, Char. ing Cross. She not knowing any person in Eng land, took• her place by the Liverpool coach, to proceed the following morning to. Ireland. She stela at the inn, and was called in the morning, at four o'clock, the coach starting at five. Site got up when state was called, and was waiting fur , the coach under the gateway of St. Martin's.lane; the hostler went to her, and told her the r-sszh was nearly ready, and to follosb.him; she did so a few yards, but it being dark p lisst..sight of him, when the Prisoner and another man accosted hdr, and said they were going by .the coach she was, and as the coach would stop at three places before it got oil the stones, which was very disagree able, advised her to walk on with them, till they gut to the last place, which she was silly enough to.agree to. They set offoind as she supposed, 004 the Strand; the contrary road she goes. s r 1. Y i L Ti • It hat since been assertaittad tbey went up Drury lams' and stopped at 'the Black Boy 1 ) 0;11C-house; the Prisoner and .tis companion had three half Hints of gin ; the Prosecutris did not take any liquor, but got su•! , c milk of * woman at the door. • After the Prisoner and his companion had draiik their gin ; they . Conducted her to the Cock ;tubtic-house, in D:rot-strtyt, St. _which they told her was the last place the . coach called at ; and they asked her to treat them with some boor, uhich she agreed tn.. She put her bundle on the hat:, in expectation of the coich coming up. 'The Prisoner's companion took her handle oil his back. she supposing he was taking it to the coach. In a few minutes after, the Prisoner told 1 her the other man had run away with her bundle; 'this very much ahrined her. The Prisoner said he would rim after him anti bring him back ; he then ran out a f the house, but never returned. In this forlorn state, the Prosetutrix was left in one the must shucking and dengerons neighbour hoods in London, without knowing where she was, or a sioglo person in England, and robbed of the . whole of her property ; this hrought her into such a distracted state of mind. that she took a penknife from her pocket, said cut her throat ; however, a surgeon was procured, and it was discovered that the knife Lad no. Ilene• rated deep enough to ristl.miter her life. The St ermil was sewed up, aid she is in a fair way of doing hell. She laid, in justifiration of her rash art, that she might as well lose her life as her money and clothes. In Alp; fort,,ro state, an ho. omit sailor took coinpassion it on her, and In ought. !ter to his a 1 artinents, *hers •t fared as he on;• his wife did daring Sunday, and they made up a bad for her. On Moutlay morning, honest Jack went with her to several pawnbrokers to inquire after M r lothes, which had been gluten. The wife of the :ailur reque.ted her nut to retitrh there to sleep. as they were in such a had neighbourhood, lb it lises would be in &niter, and .he would nut won der 111 the house being set on fire. After 11. e, sailor had made many hellfire' eutpstries, he conducted her to the above utli ..e, w•iet e Tree (betty, the ton. stable belon4in4 to St. Gile”'s, undertook to in. resikate the husits•••• for her, and to o k her under his protection. a:ed procured her a habitation.— TreaelMay triad out the two pu I lie hou%es lb herr thoy -topped at, and learned, at the Cock pubtie., honor, in D . yot.strect, that one of the men's statutes was Daly, and that he wag a watchman, but dill not knee* the parish he belonged to the other man who was with hint they only knew by 1401. Freed way iogoired at sevetal parishem, and tt tench disco; reed hint to belong to St. Mary. le-StrAnd, a i iiirehended him un hlonday iiis Iny4l, in Fotintms.court, in the 44trai,(1. Y.oierilay, the prisoner underwent an examina. •is is, when he acknowledged being one of ,the men was with the pru►ecutr►x, but denied know. inA who the other mast was, or where he was to foontl. flu was entnitiitted fur further esan►i. nation. ATTON-G A RDEN.- Yesterday a carman of the name of Perpel, was cli.irged by two Officers of Eaciar, nalw Whir head, nith obstructing thein •n the oiecution of theirs duty. It appeared, upon evidence, !sat his cart was loaded with unlicensed stows, going from a place near the Philanturopia Building., St. Georges Fields, and was stopped in Wii.mlbridge.street, Clerken well, by the above officers, *hero the Pririoner made a resistance, %loch, in part, he acktiou 'edged. 'ffiis being a Strong idetice• against the Revenue Act, lie was held to biii t i ao.wrr to the eharice at the ensuing Old Buds:). Sessions ; his employers he would nut disclose. THE .31.41tKETS. PRICE F HOPS. POCK Kent, 41. 1„*. to 61. lb. %time , S. L. to N. 1%. Kunnas', lttl. Ulf. to lii. us. Wies. Kent. 41. 131. to 61. Sussev, 41. —s. to 51. ss. Ewes, 41. its. Is 51. I*. PRICFS OF If AY AND srium YESTERDAY. W lIIT BCII A PEL. Hay. 51. W. It 01. 6*. Clover. 61. Ils to 71. 1%. Straw. 11. los. to Yl. dr. MEWG.tTR AND LEAI)ENIIAI.I. MARKETS. (l 3 ti 11w Carcase.) R.-of "I. Oil. to I-. 41. Veal 41. 4d. to 6e. 411. Button 3a. 1341. to is. tic!. 1 P..rk fra. tkl. to 66. tibl. T. J %YRi S. Hay, 41. 1.. t. 4 IL 10e. Straw,S.Sts. WI to V 1.11.. W. PRICE OF TALLOW, dm St. Jones's Market Vid Town 'l'ailltow 89% 0.1 0.% ild Chtre Market 56 741 Yellow Ittm.oia 911.4 00-.4 Wilitechapti \lndict h Vol White titbit .. its Od per ft. olf 81b. %imp ditto . s.t d OOs Oil Melling Stull' 76s Od 7iv Ott Ditto rou.w jtki 0,1 Lid . .id Rit A verage ii ii • ' •- • 16043 . I) re4S ! 1)d Yeltow Saap, 1014-111atticd. ai;.• -Pieces lull lids—Cattle Li. is a S. los. Price of Caadiep, per dose.. I is Od—Moulda, 1510 d -..kgEM PRICE OF Lk.ATHER. Hutt., 50 to scPts. e 'eh - Sid to atid pow b. Ditto. Lti, to qt,ilte each - Yid to tol Nlrrc.i.otts' Barks - 2igd to 2/d 1/r. min„ Hides - Did to Itrid rne Conch Hides - 'bed to 21d Glop }fides So to 4011 n fur totting 174 d to ISid 1/itt,) 4.5 to 50Iht. - ISO to 220 GM Skins 30 to 4.)1b%. - 2 4 to 321 Ditto at to 7k)lbs. - Sid to 4041 Ditto 70 to SUIOS. - Sid to S9d 6131.411 Seale. (GreyM.lnd) 36d od to 36d large dial., 1004 to ISits per dozen. Tanned Ilona Hideo 19d to Ild per lb. COAL MARKET. Ships at Ni:trltct. Ships sold. Price. 394 Nrwr.olc.. . a. 4ss. 611. to 7.5 r. 11. '.! tiontierlaod olt erk•hire Coal. 0 I. 6d. to th. W. 4 tinders— ...... 2 .. .. .. 43.. 0.1. to Us. 0.1. 1 Colin. 1 Lo NG EV I T W1111'111,4 in her 106th year, is now living in a small, but neat and coin. fortablc little cottage, at toe Coot of that cele.• braced eminence called Brent Tnfr, situated about half way between Tasistock and Lidford. Within these few years she has rut live teeth, three of which still remain, together with ten or twelve old ones. Her diet consists principally of broths, and other nourishing things. She has had twelve children, the elder of whom, now living, is in his NA year, and is a strung, hale-looking old man. ' She is attended by a daughter, who is upwards of 60 years of age. ;411tAIN. • MARRIED. Os floe 415111n0t. al St Margaret's Church, Wesintioster. Grant David Yes*, M. D. of B-dfonl, to 'Mho Jane Cid vibrto. shu4M, tee .of P. Colgaboess, Kest. of thlollei-dige, Rotekiaganso Gide Thursday naming, a At. Mary's Lambeth, Dr. hithrs, IMl.Osaudd, of Comity . Kes t-rood,tniatirrieti third dioxister Of kdbert , Es q. of tasever-pisce, nee nitigtou, surrey. DIED. Oa Tharata, last. at the itame of P. Esq. 29, Shunford-street, Ww. K inmate* Esq. of Wickham, near Canterbury. in she county of Neat. On Tannany last, at un ni,agbred a ' e, ate* a Hai:aril ill ness, Mr. Attars Conk, fruiterer, of uoyent Garden. On Tondos, Inst. Mn. Kye twin, relict of This. Arta tan, Esq. of Witham Grove. Esser. On Friday lamming, at hi, home, in Soho-square, Sir John Burton. On Teetotal", the 2let hit.. W. T. numbs( soonest son of the late Sir Juim• Farneby, Bart. of Veit ' Wickham, is the county of Kent. aged 16. MINERAL TEETH. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PL %N. MR. FA LKUR,l)etitift t N. 18, WO3URN PLACE, begs leave to antwounee to Vie Public, that in coos wiener of vari• n periments, he i. en..bled re comm-ad ARTIFI( IAL TEKTtI, of al Muter& Pep ara litw. iLO US to give roinplele satisfactims to 1.10.31' who may have occasion for melt stsh.thters.— Nr. FA 1.1 IJR images to sappy from tone Tooth bi a whole Set. wiroout causing pain, or irrit .tiou, and of an appearaswe ea ver; Alt to fief) the' most critical observer, to the WIMP time twat the Teetb so supplied n ill :tomer every parpose of m .s it:s tied, give to the voice its nAtoral tone .sod tood.dati m s and tame. • now. action is so i.e brruptittle.. toot 'Jr. FA LIM eu gages in rept ,ce tarns I1L,• cern e. shoold !bey w-ar or canner. callow T. r. r LEV R C.UI Myna:lit ass Artifiri.ll Pa late in 11 matter • mistier to himself. inid forger brf"re 'st ir-opted bv A./ i V. is etiolated tat give Mk re..re to many r apectaule characters in Towo anal founlr). who Wive felt the henethial erects of Isis 'node .f Treatment. mod who bare be-n equally satiofied with Isis air and MUM- Able (serge.. NA. 18, Woharn-plare, Ramcll.square. AIN KJ) I A(, G.ENTI,EM A N .in reatlimg Mr. WES r's bat aditiun of his •• Gaide from Pain to Kate, Re." pablis!wel at Nl.r.9,Great sorreN. -street, in tSO2. wow ..:lassunntwil at the t e ase- there described, that he selected 411 s.• 11 N 044 eases (Uncharged as inedrabl ) for his enquir.. (Ia visiting e.sch faded him in gond Ilea th ; with t►e ewe, thin atone . %ears of age, all were pw - suing tbeie aval employ. The linter writtenen themccavino •nsy ik• ova on NJ lie:midis to Mr. tiara; or essquir) made of tt.r partie. sad' r. J sr‘ti tv, Tin. 16, opposite the Crown, phr r.ta Will, I...eliarkh, ha.. been eared ten years, Whoa twent- - eoYM !ran of n,:e, nn.l Ii; been discharged from the West low ter and Si. I ;e.orge . , 11.).:pitais to incurable. .i()Ni A I'llA 1.3R1). sit Mr. “riliths. No. 11, Prel im*. Old ftairy, lons been cured nine years, is now any eight %ears of nge, and hnd been discharged/ram St. 'rho mai'. Flo-pit:o 8,. incerthie. Joll\ Pl{ rr, shoemaker, nppn,ite the White /tone. Poplar, b:, been eared tee %en nu* thirty-two ve.a. ,if are. and had tteen discharged Si. Thunsag . s iloivital twicees its urahl *. JO- , VII R.l K ER, Phillips . .lCartletet. Tottenham eourt• road, has Ileril i • rr.l eight yeart , , is oat% 6111 N-silt years ut age aikel bad been dist barged the l'illadle-et Hospital its hi tun:W. GEORGE WHALLEY, nt Joseph Raker's. has been eared eivit . eurk, in n 0.,, ihirl%-the year,. fold, had been dis charged the \li.ldle ett Heqpital as iiirarable. JOHN 1.1 Wly, No. 1, Pforfrr—afeei, Newport-market, born cared eight years, is now thirt‘-sewn years fild, alai had bee,. discharged the Wellatioster Husplt.d ai in curable. EDWARD REAL. Fa:run GI iss-house. Surrey-side of Rlarkfrian-hridise, has berg) ruled tairirrn years. k now si %-nitie years of axe, Had has Arra discharged Si.'fitossas's and fiuy's Hospital-. as i4curahlr. WI L .1 M N 1)EN1 , ClArke's Court, Salfron-bill, has been eurrd thirrerfr vrors. is now sixty-two years of age, sad teld been discuart„ . ed St. Hartbultiast.ses Hospital as in curable. JOHN HARRISON, No. 5, Park-street. Drury-lane, has beet) cured seven sear 4, is o flits-right veers old; and had be••o ellictimged the Wesintiubter nud Luck Hospitals as lucuruhl-. • ... . VW I LLIANI CASTLE. No. 4. Charles-street, 'forager ford Market. hen :teen eared seven )ears. is sow Oat ‘-serrn *am nc.ige, and had been discharged St. G.•orge's iluopit.al twire a- incurable. . GEORtiL 11 HITT.HEAD, at Mrs. PaoleY and Davis. Craylard. Heal s has been cured eight .ears. is mow thirty two years of are, gad had been discharged Oafs Hospital tokens incurable. _...._ ..__......_. GEORGE GREEN, Clerkenwell Poor-blow has been cu ed ten years, 110 w ci l slsty years mid b ad been dm cnarged fit. Harthulortsew s Respite' as incurable. For the particulars preach case refer to pages V, 27. ill, 24, 30. 37, iB, 39, 40, nod 42, by *hidb the perfect safety and pems.ineut efficacy of the Guestotsbui Meileiaes are emir established; and as a proof that tae .most delicate Fein tle 11111%* use them with the most plemitsg enolideace. the reader is referred to page 22, ease *hot Mrs. Mugs who in a situatW of all others the nowt delicate, used a greater quantity of the Lotion, and took more of the Pills th.4o has beets usually eery-wary. The nplytion of Dr. Lambe in his letter. page 32., is Os,' particularly desorriog notice, as is the case and opinhas of Air. tl ty mad, rite 12. - - Qm-stiovi.—To orlio.n are we indebted for nearly all the great dlaeoveri-s mode to the Ilesciii.g Art ? Au.wer.•-ln Pararetsuy. Riterhaave. and several of the modern who, like the forgoer, govern ti.eir Jodi meet by Prartic.l Clieiggivtry. 444totios —What is toe true Vppell rition f a Qu.tek Doc tor A.awer.—A pretender to Mediral Kano! •dge ; nr nee nisi professes (heart of h'ealiog, v.ithnul abilittee In occum plisaN. te•tion.—flow clot he he di-tinguished I A1;,1% 01.— gy vnirtice. 1)% esamining the above case-, you will see if pecan hr found at the London li a ppi. tuts. ur ..t N.). 9, (I , e.it Stern-% -Wert. MA CILIMON V. Tr is much to be re4rotietl, but indisputably r.•rt lh it many persists of both sexes are deterred from ofitPrifit i i i the married state, by ohict viedracy tiirbiils tarot to disclify ; ant there are not a few, hh . or heads' already marrieds are rendered aiverable, for watt of Intim• trialisr pledges of mutual love, oithust which. haititine* , in Ito- state is, at least, very pn-cariitus. It h tieen Orrtihilafil beyond Anoint, that there cireuinstuirefe arc the aaiaited by a geiwr4l or partial relit union or farragoes. bet eitaer sect riod it is equally certain, that the gennifie R 0 NI LozENGES OF STEEL* are the hest, If n it the only remedy for (his species of debi lity. Vi"ien taken into the stamach, they immediately dif fire toefisselyern like a vapour, thriis i ch every pore, procisein i : errects at tame delightfal, salutary, and persiumeid. 11 hen the sp 4 rt of life - begins 1...gr0w dim, the circulation languid. and tier faeulista+ paralysed, these Laze:gee are ritual to gilt tour to•the tee; vei n et,hilarate the thaunitl wiritti, invigorate the holy, and re-aniinatit the whisk than. It hen iIVC:" 4011 tot exerciy, list t r depolvity euf sippetit , , and paid I ri.unte mance, iodwate approaching aminuptivii, the tletieette wile will be preserved, tout restored to health met n i cies s , by the benign indtilloce of this medicine. When the del is . fas of imaginatiiiin= or the forte of bad example, Lave tropic/ unguifnied youth into the dito;,erititslabyri.ales of secret setnuality, debilitated his body, or iftiphitrii hi. it den.ttiettlag, these Lnzenges will pratert hint from lineee big deer e. toe ititirmities of prematare edit age, mid is wretched distsiflatiati. 11 hen by Itt‘utiutv. banquets. eopism- Ifbalftvos, Paphian excesses awl sniduight revels, the soots nod dauhters• of diripation have brought int thetnseives debility, rrlafintion, iouinrilitr. mul a lung Irmn of nert•ass complaints there Lisseuges old restore h*Eltti'lutd Yig ur to Ithe debilitated frame, uoti cheerfulness and tuiinatiaa to the mind. • THE AROMATIC LOZENGES OF STEEL are pre pored and si,kl hr the Invettior. Dr. Senate, at ;Os house, N 0 47, Southausi,tna-row. Blionsa.bsrv, where be may he eon lulled t very (tit% personolls, or ht letter, inelosing the stool fee; Mao, by Appointowto, sold nt No. 40.one:tie-hill; Mr. Richard., droggiA, &r. 193. !Strand ; G een's, 398, Oxfisrd street, tienr Deno-street; Allets,„ 76, Oxford -street, opposite the Pantheon; Chrisp, corner orspling Gardens H v a ik ,, 349, Strand, next the Lyceum; Golding. 42. Conthill ; Royal Each Are; Stonh-, 38, cheopside; Anibridee, 1'4(11(114 ; Ward, 321. fiellunsi; and HO n here ri-e in Lon d.,n. Price h. per Box, Duty in tuned. At the above plareJ way al.o be hod. Dr. Seivitc' Trenti:e on Female Compboot% Price ts. bd. ; it book wbicb should be red by every married woman. • ADVlCite;*" • •;•- WII RN Nen or ribicanott and ptefewiuna I skill, use penevraf' endeavors's to discover the insist safe sad elferinnl wet et 'realign few pirev.:i!a:r I/mpro, tbeserrewful relish at astir etsperieure i, the be-4 proa of superiority. mr, GOSS, nfrr regoliniu educated sts M EST- El R the ROYAL. COLLMIC of SURO1•01S, and ioitiaseg into roger branch of the profession (certificates mid testimonials of which, from diPretit linseitaiv, he has to fri ary') tirade the core of the following Diseases the object his. purtirtier strly, via. a ( ERTA I V DISORDER L frc -9,4e011.y tar s,d he a moonlit of intoxication; DElt I ry, whether oriiiim Irmo Idairchanolino Inns tesidence is wAi a ilaiates. Jr a SECIti..T SOLI TARY VICE, too 4.rten unhappily permed hs the %mob of boob eesni in t h e sow it will he Riund the rouse of . sT RI LI FY or BARR PAN LS'. :Old in the other orr..-to4l nuitienow traits of serious diwages, which, if halt re medied, terminate m IMI'OTENCE and The result of a lone and extent:tire practice has enabled him. by a peculiar and superior rortholl, to avert ta1..1 ef feettrilly rrraose tho.r IniefelP, hot% r%Pr imelt r .It• or rampli. med. without subjertissa time patient to the least re straint hi dirt tor exercise I and in tlii;hl VEN I. AL Ai where no ends , application le m 41., .titt r dist..nery of the infection. he pledges himself to perform a cure in the short interval of two From the unprece.lented success of hi monde of treatment in the cure of the eiove complaints tsy hich ha- never been hiriwn to fall in one statue in twelve years' practice , during which eriod many proms of both selyes hare her; (wed, even al L•r setere tot:1 iniu:imoi: methods had been par steel without efert), Mr. Gnus has been indwell thus pub bet rto -Ifer his advice. He m hr consulted b) either sex, lily, with invinlithle secrecy, permrially, or by letters, coo towing a ank Note. • 13, Kouverie-otrcet, Fleet-,treet. • Strirtures, or 04struetimis of the Urethra, whether of recent or long Marini elieentollv bided ea an improved principle. an d which has perfiwited noes in very inveterate &ors of many year. coutinuaace. AN ACCOUNT of that most exrelleat ME. DICINF. the COKOIAL BAI M of GILRAI), pro red by Dr. SOLOMON. Gilead House. near Liver pool ; and sold, whnlesale and retail, by Dir v and % m u m . How ('birch-yard $ and Mathews and Leigh. 18, Strand. Lust Inn; price half a _guinea a It vile or tbe_iya_ontity of four owe Family Matte for Thirty- three libillings 08 whi..ll Nine Shillings are sae. d, duty included. " To administer in iii,ea:cf, pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow, " Raze out the written troubles of the brain, and with some sweet oblivious antidrst • " Cleanse the foul bowies of tint perilous stair which weighs upon the bean." It is notorious, that varies, disorder of the brow frame are brought on by dissipation iis youth, and the gross violation of those sales which prudence dicia es fur the preservatinii -health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a Arra nod srrong eoeititotiott. The blewino of heoltii are nose user lost than p sinful evpetiessee teaches the loco l osable val,sr of if, and the eahapp% patient took, around, tow oars vain, far theinensis of its rerov-ry ! The CO II DI Al; aL'% OF 01 LitAD totivertmlly ae kanwied_ted to he pe,ailiarly elicits-tart in all inward wast ing., lots of appetite, depre tined' epirits, trem bling or shaking of the hinds or linsb•, obalistate coughs, slittrtn..s. of breath, nod con.uneptive habits. It thins lbw blood, eases the ueoat violent palm in the head anditthimb, and ,sromotes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and sea tn. this Medinift is mac.% art aired, being pie:Kant to see taste and smell, gently avtrintiag the lihres of the stomata. and giving that proper lemity which • toad digest re quirtar. Nothing ran be I.ever adapted to help au I noun s% the cnastitittlitu after a nocturnal debauch vii k * Tar, Cordial is hi:hly esteemed in the East and West Indies, fur nouribhiag and in i!oraterig kite Nervous system, and art ing a. x general reuttnative Oa debilitated con,litutions, big fr..m bilroes complains contracted in hot climate.. Those a:el have the care and education of female-, the stutliaus ale a ell as the sedentary part of tbe community , should sever*, ithout the Cordial Kahn of hilead, which removes diners* hi tar head, invigorates the ier.proves the meinor,and enlivens the imagination. It ls the most absolute remedy for such diseases as ire at tended with the &Cowing s' opionh—tuvinely. a ;great strait ness of tete breast, with dila-silty of breathing; violent palpi tations of the heart, sodden Moshe; of beat in various parts of the b dy ; at other time a .en‘e of cold n 4 if tamer was poured not hens ; thing pains in it.e arms and limbs. back and belh, resembliag thaw occasioned b, the gravel t the pulse very variable. ra neli,nes eiteresnuscuds , at other timeia very quirk; yitoniaz, t. e hit-comet. freqnent Osghiag, mid 1: Ivor of sullocatide, ry, &inn a bat l or lamp in the tin.- at ; al-• termite at) of cry log and convulsive I..ughing; roe sleep tm monad. and beldam refre:bing, and the patient often troubled with horrid dream'. Much ill' been said b. interested indi viduals agatiest Medicines that are advertised; but there is a very important observati to to be made respecting tilt. Cordial H a i m o f hdr a d, that solevs it. operation was gentle, safe. and eltrarlisa4, it c Dot have obtained the unevainpled demand it his acquired; for, as it has rarely the great ad vantage of a perninsive advocate at the ear of the patient..so nothing but las conviction of its virtues, by its salutary ef fects, can Judaic perseverance, and vet reasonable perseve rance is certainly most reqsisite in evon the uappie'.t roisibinatimi of thymicab and galenical, tii root out eny a nic diseases, and restore the yaletuainarian t o health. Its sell-known eharacterildie of promoting longevity bay bet:, long mnitiminrd t for, by keeping the r maitutimi. as it Mere, in roatimial repair, it perverse, sae body in health and islgoto, and pi eveats premature decoy. It requires no par ' thmlar coolliaanent, nor anent io I to dirt. A CIIII.LENtiIi. MESSIN. CU RAI and CO. Surgeon', late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole morns isi 'wine n sinAleintausace w here their Medicine and Nletlitod of Cure have failed t.e .1. -treat effect. The practice of sunny year iu ens particular branch of their profession, bay nut given rime In one inessecresful Caw. Thee continue to direct their studies to the treatment and titre of Veitencal Cumpl:sisib, and that liersingrinent of the Systriu, which is the eineequener urine perniciutis and waste fid elicit, of it habit long, and mud unhappily pursued .y the youth of Math sexes. In Ow one it %4 ill be found to he the umniiag ...surer of Merman-Ns. ; the other !VIVe its rwavagr- fa tally developed to them by a disties.ini4 state of de;O:ity, Table+. if not timely remedied, terminates its i tipotetsre. These nee its remote mid ultainate etre-els, whit- #### I.OA of Muscular l'itwer, hiss %at km, ;Semmes Cuutplaints, iniaally characterize the eat tier 4:i4es of this solitary wire. l/f per sist* laingaishieg untie, the dissardcri incident to such a habit, 'their treatment is simple, null has never prayed unsuccessful in the treatment "fa tang, laburinue,and it extended prac tice. in to most iihstiiace sur.l complicated cases of . cm , real Infectiim, +itch :vs ()taint - nous in to Urethra. Spun , '" seresci to es. Hard Tummies Callum Ulcers, Eniptioll6, COMUCtsi, Guns., lllll 4 ) s rrtic rußr.4. Whether recent or of lung daemon, which hove hated the skill of otaerl'ractitinners. are, by their present improved plan of Imminent, ellectwiliy iiermatintily cured, vs ith nut the pail. In -infering tar evenly iit hue pain and alarming !:e -tam silage w hich frequently feltavis the application at the In * nor caustic. In the ceu.se al tangy ►ear. eteleMinepractice hi this IlllttropoliNo tna. wn:er casci at Strictures bate heeti.ual :ire daily nutter their tare, the tailal ensue; tiiim of witted are rib ctea by a safe, err Ma, ant eepedithaus inn Ie of practice, superb ir to any tithes yet iithopte,l. Toe weakness, mut prnateedin,t f. this complaint, ate spee dily removed, and lilt* patient restored to amid anal /*urns* fiat where the debilit v no. fur sear. rebated, a pra iser perseverance in their re‘iterniiye remedies, after a Stele. tare has been destroyed, is Indispensably requisite In revive sae 4uosisernutsp..u . li* of Life, and so re-ani.uate the Coati ' !wino. - Several on' an VII and fir vri.astry of the first reverts • , have bees owler the r.tre of Messrs. CURRIE and CO. for the retnevAl of ripsuplatista of she Urethra, Stric tures, &e.; bathe tetched a radical nod permanent Cate, particularly retteste.l th.st references 'night be made to them, to -aiissfactorr et Weiser% of the decided superiority of Me-ms. CU it lIIE iand CO** phut of treat mew. Mash, of else:e (tenderness bare had strictures front IU to 2t/ ears, and bail been ander doe rare of Slestra. Mote, Heav iside*, and other Surrese of equal eminence. who attempted the cure by he applie.ttina of the Lunar Caustic, bodimal *access. Mesons Currie usti,Co. may be vanished th either sea with she greatcst delicar) secrecy, and honour, as their Lome. Poo. Csa;:len. Patient% in the entastry are 'lmpeded to state the particu lars of liheif :use, age, aiatl extend habit of Itvlag, Ate. &e. rectos' , to remittance for advice and nn..licit.^, when tits sante win hegira; or 'cm to :my pm. of tie To m oue that :tarty so e-voiinl to Meet andertakto4 the pugi listic of &Mentality be :tJ, k d to t:!enceamonl tor 111C:iiCilbe• 9sb .lane, 1.09-1.6., Halloo i;arden. LOZIDON: Primed and Pat)lisbed by U. I.tor ALL., at tbc brarasaaa Orrica, Ili, Fleet-paresc. ..' '