The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-14 00:00:00

7' ~ I i f 1 I JOANNA .CVVTIICOTT. .THE SI'ATESMAN: 31IDDLE . SEX'SESIONS, JaN. 13. of IrOs of of lreh POLitE. Aber, 20010 or --easo--- --sm.— . The pamphlet from which the- subjoined extract is ,John Judie • dieted for us • tf• t 111 A iftION4I6I:IIIZ.—YeS was in. tering counterf e i t er ei made, is written by a sensible surgeon, who had been 3s. •and IS. 6d. 'Bank tokens. were brought before the LORD MaYo•it, charged terdity, a number of bakessi I rice of called in to Joanna, bat who appears to hare given Bosatveurr opeue d the, case, and , with buying fieer frees the °line rs at le a " v " .. offence to her or her followers by his early convic. - Mr. Serjeant called Bray and Bell, Police Odlcers, who gave evi. ! 51. per Rack beyond the market price ; and making lion that she was not with child. We mint con fi ne corresponding returns to his f s ordship, at the rate e o lr dance with respect to several negotiations had with our quotation to his opinion of her sanity, as the ac- hi m .— . of sixty-five shillings, when the price was but the Prisoner, for-the purpose of convicting count of her disorder and dissection is hardly proper . On the 26th, 28th, end 30th of November, large ' the sack. for general readers. Su ffi ce it to say, that her com- The Lone Mayon said it was impossible to raga . • quantities of counterfeit tokens were pirchased by 1 plaints appear to have originated in fat and idleness. late the price of bread while such a system preva il e d , ~ 6 ` Should the minds of the public be at this period- them, in Deer-street, Gray's Inn-lane ; and the mo. Tim price must ben bona fi de one, between the, par. tavy given in exchange for them, marked by the wit- ' at all curious to learn any thing about Joanna South- , nes s, was found upon the person of the Prisoner. 10(.1, according to the lowest standard of the market , colt and her ailMents, I here with all due respect and Mr. Hotnerton one of the Tellers of the Blink - and not conditional , as tionve dealers traffic.—The diffidence present them with my opinion of her case, defaulters he would in future punish to the utmost of England, prove d that the produced t o k ens were • formed early in the beginning of her disorder, . cOunterfeit. . extent. strengthened in its progress, and fully confirmed by' fined in the parties summoned . Were The Prisoner was found Guilt.y, and sen t ence d to ! its conclusion. That some of the medical gentlemen The several one year't imprisonment; and to find sureties for his mitigated penalty of 206. each. asessestited by her should have mistaken her symps FORGED NOTES. good behaviour for two years. • William Steamer was -Asesk.and accounted differently for her complaints, FeaUccs Head was indicted for .the same offence Gyr tnna i.e.—Yesterday, ' oh.ositisi the least surprising. Its practice this, occurs she being connected with the preceding Prisoner,' brought before the Sitting Magistrate (Sir JOHN - Sim* day, with little imputation upon the skill of and found Guilty, was sentenced to' the same pu. Keene) charged with having in his.possession several the practitioner. But that :my one medical manforged notes, purporting to be notes of the Kink of nishment. - Two young children of t h e - Prisoner to should be so far mistaken as to perceive in her signs England, and with uttering the same, knowing them be sent to the parish. It iiipeared that her hushes(' of pregnancy, to believe himself, and endeavour to- 1 having beets conv i c t e d' of the same offence, is now' to be forged. " pet suede others to believe, that they did really exist, i suffering s entence of imprisonment likewise. . Mr. Kaye, the Solicitor of the Bank, attended the is as surprising, as that any one of sound intellect 1 John Midfield, keeper of the Antigarican coffee- . e x amination * should be fitted to place implicit confidence house Great Shire-lane near Temple-bar was i n - ce in her .Joseph Herbert, of the Plough Tavern, in dress , ' lt upon John pretensio dieted ' for a violent assauns, her predictions, and her promisee.— Cha l rles Tay- Smithfield, deposed. that on Friday evening tlre*Pri fr That some medical men have been so mistaken, so ' for, a bricklayer. it appeared in evidence that the sorer, in company with two other men, came to his imposed, and so instrumental il4 imposing upon others, ! prosecutor and Defendant had been at law for several horse, and had a glass of runs and water. The Pd. we have their own derlarations iu proof; that not sonar tendered a one pound note la payment. Wit. ! years, and that judgment had been obtained against • may one, but multitudes of persons, who in other . ness did not like the the appearance of the party, Defendant. Prosecutor in J uly last was going down respects cannot be deemed of unsound minds, have and asked Prisoner to put his name on the note ? : Shire-lane, in company with hit brother. Defendant believed from the bottom of their 'souls in Joanna's Ho accordingly took a pen and ink, and wrote upon wes then coming out of the Antitiallicati, whets he • fallacies and delusions, is a fact «Well most be al- it Ali„d , it Horse. Witness said, if that was his rut surname, said, addressing himself to the ProtectStor— lowed, and will be hereafter with shame recorded.— . he must also 'beg him to add his Christian one to it. I shall have your judgment set aside." Prosecutor , A,:l all this is a thousand times more wonderful, replied. " mind yourself, or 1 will set you aside." Re then wrote John, and witness gave him nineteen than all .1081111111% wonders of wonders !**eh he marked. The shillings in change, part of w e lch . The Defendant then called the Prosecutor " Rascal " I hive often been asked, did I consider Sims .lnanna . note he took from the Prisoner he also marked, and has thief, and housebreaker," %shit • a variety of still Soutiscott as insane ? Certainly 110 t. Dr. more scurrifous epithets. Defendant said.to Taylor's - siren it as his opinion, that she laboured under , played two or three persons, then in. his house, to brother, '‘ stand out of the way, and see how I will strong mental delusions ; but if. he 11161111 here in- Lwatch the Prisoner and his companion on their de ! serve him." He then struck him several blows with voluntary delusion, I am obliged to differ even from : parture ; in the mean time he went himself and pro. a bludgeon, which at length Tahir succeeded in T so respectable authority. If she were mad, and went a *iy ! cured an o f f i cer. The Prisoner,and the two other men, of the ' e ; wrestchino out of Defendaitt'a liend, was mere of consistency, regidarity, and ca"niag with it. Upon going to Hatton-har d en . Police-office, were closely followed, until they arrived at the Gold %socking amid the overthrow of her understanding, ;House, Golden-lane. Here they again went in to to take out a *arra nvagainst Defen d a n t for t his as than ever before came under my observation : and I ' . sault Prosecutor learned that Defendant had ob- t ask for drink. The O ffi cer arriving at the moment, ~ hare known and observed many maniacs of all de-recognizivrg him, two of them con • rained a warrant against him som e' hours on 1 and the Party scriptione, and in every state of mental delusion, be f ore , •h. I trivet to escape, but the Prisoner , white in the act the charge of stealing his w i t hwh ic h from the imagined king to the ideal beggar . Crowns .I of throwing some of the notes under a table in the was committed. of paper, mid sceptres of strew, are the gewgaws of . ern , *IS secured. The notes found were krt . This case was dismissed by the Magistrate, as ' the one: uselesepins and snbrtlitess shreds, hoarded mediately marked, and the Solicitor of the Batik brought against Taylor, the • Ptesedutor ; arid the with care, are meant to preserve the other from , . proved them to be forgerieS. , Defttidaut held to bail fur the assault. •- dreatkd want. , The Prisoner, in his defence, stated, that Ito was [ It appeared in evidence, th a t Defendant had been 46 Notoriety, ease, sod. afiluence, appear to have the person who passed the note at the Plough found guilts; on ail iodictment prior to this, at the 1 -e . been the prelailing passions of Joanna's mind : and • - • n • ern; neither Were the notes found. on the ground 'trounce of the present.' osecutor,. and was now in s the means which stop adopted to 14151 her desires, e Gold.HOuse in hili possession. imprisonment. , would seem, and have actually been proved, well . be former : fact, however, was folly proved by The Prisoner was likewise found guilty of this as. calculated for the end. Early its life, when she and 'patented to one snult,mouth's imprisonment V !prime ; and the Meer whe took the Pri •.. - should have laboured diligently with her hecalle, in . from the expiration of his present confine iftieF.• into custody • u - as ready to swear to their turst. ets upholsterer's employ, at Exeter, she foetid itlug thrown by the latter upon the fl oor, upon his J h I ) ' b indic ted f or the 'Ave 0 n uots, a boy , was enter ing f.: ~ much easier to talk nonsense -by the hour, thin to dwelling-house of . W. Beckworth, Esq. of Turn-him- !llPPreneil. work hard by the slat. 'As her notoriety and fol. The Solicitor edsi,ed the Prisoner, if he wished 'green, with intent to steal . The Prisoner, it ap. ' lowers increase, 'liveliest deatelously multiplies the gang of , tt, clear himself, to uaine the men who had fled.— peered, Was well known as Captain of a means of (Auditing the objects of her wishes . She .[This he declined doing at present, but in order to yowl. thieves and had already been tried lathe Old sets out, as . 11 were, upent a voyage of discovery, s eney Ir trt ii et _ tirsi u s. .. I afford him time to make ,this known, and to allow and happily fi nds a terra incognita , — ideal truly, but , farther investigation on the part of the Batik, he was Sentenced to be imprisoned one year in the House' to her productive of substantial revenues. If the' i remanded for another etamiention. of Correction. ' many shares in her milleniuni have really been die- : lIATToN-GAlLDYesterciay, Francis /refers, n Henry Elliot, landlord of the Swan public-honse, posed of and paid for, which are said to have been, young Man, was brought up rday, for examination, on W hitecr o‘s-street , was tried upon two indictments, sus 'this kingdoni of her 's' must have proved to her a IPicionof stealing, in company with another not in for assaulting Payne and Moore, constables of St. mine of wealth. Certainly the voluntary tribute to ; custody, a pelisse, the property of Mrs. Margaret Luke's, in the discharge of their duty. s tile Queen of this unknown ,country has abundantly Bevin, Eden-street, liampstead-road, who stated, It appeared its evidence, that the two Prosecutors ' maintained her in ease, state, and dignity. No.! that she went to the Adam and Eve, Hampstead went to Defendant's house, at the hour of twelve; in believe me, Joanna was more infatuating than in- order to d rinki ngl ate h ours, w hen prevent at fatuatedtDefendant refused them admission; and chard them and, another young man were drinking ; witness was " Her predictions were loud and frequent- -full of with coming to rob the house. ge taken sick, and went to the door; Prisoner and his comfort and happiness to her own subjects—dreadful compnnicin followed, who stripped off her pelisse; IVallter, a butcher, and several other witnesses, denunciations of woe to .the rebellious creatures that proved that the landlord d and' ran away ; ,alarm being given, the Prisoner was id all he could to prevent did not acknowledge her sovereignty, and trust to his.custoniers staying longer by refining t o serve th em 'apprehended, anti the other effected his escape. Sher isr , acielice. But of their fulfilment I never heard. Prisoner was discharged for want of su ffi cient eti i with more liquor, d that the conduct of the Com , an f Amid her life was ven'differently ordered from those, plainants was extremely irregular in attempting to dense. who afar. him had tfie name, character, and office of force their way into the house. John Rawlins was charged.on suspicion of break --and They fasted often—watched incessantly i file. DADDY', for Defendant, contended, that this log its nt the window of the house of Mr. CollisOn, —and pen oil continually—they lived coarsel y , a n d 1 itAs dose with a view to extort money from publi- bricklayer and pigeon -fancier, in Ilrickslane, Spite!. were Worecollsely clad :—they upon all oCCasIOUS, , cans for the irregularity so charged. That publicans - fields, and stealing thereont two valuable pigeons, but when otherwise einumanded by him, "' hose sett ‘ were placed in a very delicate 'situation from fear which, it appeared, Prisoner Offered for sate to Mr. vents they were, avoided publicity, and studiously !of losing their customers: All they could do its Johnson, porkman and .pigeon -fancier, Vine-street shunned the busy haunts of men: but Juitsita, o ' on such case was to tofuse drawing more liquor; but .hill, Hatton-wall, when he was- stopped, on suspl the ( ontrary, upon all occasions sought publicity ; to turn their customers out of doors was a thing cion of stealing the same. ' to this end, whets one method failed, another was idipossible. Whilst Defendant was endeavouring ~ Remanded for anether -hearing. resorted to. I never could learn that she either to prevail onpersons in the tap-ro Vs quit the A tow-chandler in the neighbourhood of" Stoke watched, fasted, or prayed. , On the contrary, I , , she house, Defeedents persisted In joining the company. Newington, was brooght op, by information, to passed much of her time LI bed—in downy indolence Publicans paid heavy taxes and daties to Covert'. answer a complaint at the-Instance of the Excise, for —ate much and often—and prayed—never. She loved • met .- - • havin g made . cee di es up o n a 'tick, it and instead of being subject to such peraecu- moreamounting to lodge delicately, and feast luxuriously. Latterly, Owls:ought to be p rotected Ime an y h r such. encroac h . to 36 pounds, than was entered for. when she would have it that she was with child, she • ' . - • 'meat as tins. Th e case being made out, the Defendant was con. ; moat have, like other Ladles in the like condition, I Pefeudaut wu acquitted on both i nd i ctments . aimed in the mitigated p enalt y of 51. , ' her longings too. Accordingly she took a longing to'Qisse-settaite.s.-Frelay il. Deemer, a lad under IS yaw% 1 asparagus, wheu it was by no means a cheap article wai Satiny ezamiued , charged with stealing &silver table spoon • - - from a' Atracepao at the beam' of Mr. %faddism), fillanor-Ptace , lis The following are the present prices of bullion : Aiaes-road, Chelsea, where be had been at work with Croft', the New doubloons , 41. 4s. 60.; near drillers Ss. 7d.; a running dustman. • • ' sliver in bars 51. 9d. the (mace. • to thin port of Chelsea there is no regaler dustman I and the Prisoner, who h alatherfets boy' waseisployed by Crofts. ' tat i The young Lady, with.a fortune of 60,0001. who O n t h e Qd of this mouth they Were taking iway dust flatmate ' PP,' took flight from. Bath a few days ago for Gretna house of the Complainant i a silver spoou being left in a sauek 1 tn. 'Gina, .is now returned, having 'made her Finch a . :,‘, r ,:a. s the taliC t !h'cl; 1/.le Prisoner teak it. dad lit mntl.ter‘ "‘" 1 t or vs. to Collive , _ watch - maker , Paradise-row. ion Gad one, with a faithful promise 'never to metemor. cii'el:s r l so . I ' 1 phone him into a Ball Bloch. Croft, the dustman; and Collive, who bought the spoon, at- tended, as 'well hs . Mrs. Maddisart ; stie expressed n tksire nut I CAUTION AGAINST PUTTING PINS AND NEEDLES IN to prosecute the Prisoner, on a cc o un t o f I s i s youth ; b u t Us e ban- nit M•I:TII.—Mrs. Its.iiiiiii,; wife of Mr. Rae., glstmte said it was her ditty to proceed. ' biLLr-dresser, hi Middle Mati isj h, , ottinghitm. s cr s l i t ai i t i te di ty's employer, said tie told him he fetus , d the ~ U has, during star years, felt to eitreordlitary sensal. He was fully committed. tioo hi bite of her trios, - *hi* it length, bed the Tis MrAft9llll.-STREET. --Friday W. Fenton, 11. Penman, and J.. effect of 'redieing the Subitince of the sibs, and of ' sY . li v i a l to re e t.- s notor i ousfo r r x nat e h Tn. a i c t i i c o r e-e xamination , ' c u lTa r r e „ b d i r ifi h t t b i r p eo h k r i tl „nn S t i o r 1 tontracting . the mueslis' of the• tat Last week; the house of Mr, Jonei, Friar's -mount, Cetbnal-greeu," told ; the circumstance underkent 'it surgi , intestigatien solu te,, Pr"P" peared :/:to,r,r4b7iorrwie'r?""t* a t this OM of t he by Mr. AtrerrsortbaV; when 14 6ittootod a dome, robbery, amid in eonsequence .1. A ag rolit ive ron li glllMl 61.-ed, cr the oCI.- 1 aewintiteedle fronillie•utr pirt Of the arm; *boat I eeva l ; n d 'i ""; 11 ,e t of .. to discover the property, and to ap t an inch-aid' a half letip• This, it 'lip cvs asidia; , r....,..., th eueell al ts • ote i rs n y i n both 'wine/IT:her% gar weresnceess a f o ll. c T ren he n y i Could Slot find admission into the part (is Mn.i kir... I 01011. 11 ,h4ch were sworn to by Mr . Jon- a- • b asb u , I !SALL hats tiro knewledge of bet itrtn hailtig 'eireelved ;• 1 , 1 5i,,,,. -- ~ :idt" n eeit i b l iP r be e r i s ; a t 4 o k lr e l d he m m i g h t hes3amtlit-1 any external injury) except. by s4sos of Ale I.li s ' I the robbe ry of'Mr. Jones's house b ad heen h in al c ig ou i t t e'm i i e lla sli ti d on i fO i r t I to StIGO, JAN. 7.—John Mulhearit • of 'A odd h' - " I " d * . tijoreviosest but at last the 24 of this month was fixed r. 'I , "Alirfesosrell it by knit logs' window on the groudd floor, early, withhi three milei bf thisAissve, has it Wall =none treat its, ash opeeed •thestreet.door to Mei:noel-A.- 110 st or cot, of I very siiiipleieusteuctiOn;for the . After . havisig 'Wad i, t!d . t select with what valuables they purpose of 'fishing d'd it n0014'144. like. f:/n 44 `,=a ft ig aPl, ""' trwe ;‘," de "(I;tilleatria-sa,rtei ra liVi a tfe e lk, I fi ll i e ig filtiisday - mornitig,' hilt 'Mie l e Atbsne - 441( committed 4 jobbed that hewer a quarptity of silk, a•loaking- g lass, three tliettiseleVeto Wk . VoiSfiehnli '.ie s ,• n' tii?deiio pair of new shoe., silt banaterebiefs, &e. ; n pair of Me said sheet wild fbwri att'ssi iheiliii4 UlitiViedie M dent lY shhe "" dr the .1" " lert "re ithelVill ' reh i e l :: y we re lakes la a hawse le lim -greet', in a eettai. heittllieir alliict, %di df Off aticiiiit "red his gust , wXX Areigtrooi catered tibuse. *B,f• -IA a liKhW Willett' hapOn ee ROI to he cleen ; the shock repelled Caaii6 16111.111641 ` . "" rellre i f $1, 041 ,.. A ., e "dt hr la erstar, wine he'tied lialit blrlida 'bins from 'him a little; veiy small force was required to destroy the spot. . • 7•''''""tls• - ew'' . .. , ' e.. ....Ars • the equilibrium of the unstable 11°64; tWo'wentle (kg • •;Thelotagidtutebeli g salkfled with the evidence' bottom, the- ot h er escaped with great Meet/. exclusive of the confewion of Fenton', filli • ter trial. s , . '• ' . v . I 1 01r: esporag os, wrier' it was oy no means a cneap article r . of fool : and so strong was her longing, that she IS ' The followin I. said lc ha v e e a t at oue meal 160 heads before she New doubloon could illan it. ' ' silver in bars 5s '•lf L have departed somewhat from my original; The y oung I. in tenti ou by making these remarks, such as they are, ' took 'flight fron upon Joanna's impositions, I have been almost im- 'reen, is now perceptibly led astray; and' Green, I trust this aberration Gad one, with will be forgiven me.-1 remain, 46 The public's most obliged and humble servant, CAUTION AG. * 6. P.lllAllithS." Tilt M•I:TII..-- A Mr. DANIEL KINMEHNIAN, a merchant 'of , BALL, . Koenigsberg, who died lately, in his Ted year, seems ha., duribg sir to have rivalled, in charitable donations, many of those characters for which England is so famous. He effect of ledech was a native of Duntzic, and was the sole maker of 1 totitracting.the his own fortune. During the Courie of his Ilfe,l the circumstana Ilinong other acts of liberality, he had I phase him rntb 1 .„ at . r-ar ... en n i trop its lute of 1 i g i ven 12,000 : by Mr. Allen florins to the Church' School of the Old Town of I "winirdeedlefi Koenigsberg; 12,000 florins to the Reformed Churehl an in ch •a fi d • a i , School ; and another seat of 12,000 fibrins for the! Could 'not find a erection of a school on the Ilaberberberg. He also ! d ALL h asn't' kn Bare 4,500 taring to the community of the Old any exterhel inj Town Church, for the purchase of a burial-ground'. Sue°, JAN. . . By his last will, he increased the capital arm hospital early, within tl for. with ws, established by his wife; with a tom df float or cot, of t 15,000 florins ; he left also to the poor Of the Men- Porpon of 'fistii nonite Community, of which he was a 'Methber . , Stiiday morniiii ' . 15,(00 Grins ; and to the city phor cheat IWO tfuOseive'glo ft florins. llis others legacies were 'a bequest of shoeit wild fbwr . ~. '220,000 flaring to the Old Town Merchant SoCiety., oe l ltr . flimr r o i l)ve towards a fotidation, out of which might be paid art- taieti'hot nett i ' nuitiei of 300 florins each to fifteen widews of de- lint a lift ei vei, tayedmerchants; and annuities of 130 Burins each the equilibrium to 40 poor men or widows of others classes. • • l bottom, the. oth ... : 4., -.t.k... '"'" '' a '7 4 .7"4414.110110 1 3311t . APONolio 1. - MARRIED t On the 13th inst. at St. Jolues. Hackney, Mr. Itohert La v i es of Epping Forest, Mr lithauistow , to FAizabeth , eldest datuew; ofJ.. *Breams, ksq: of I Aindoa-fletd, liaciney. On the.l3th inst. Aeseph Alcock, Fag. of Roelian,ptort, to Mary, the youngest daughter of tic late Rev. Or. Petit Ward of N Swansea, Mrs. Margaret Sheave°, aged. 77. At Camberwell, Henry Itohert Good w ynveldest son of Henry Goodwyn,. Esq. of Blackheath. On Monday last, in Lincoln's Ino-iehls, Joseph White, Es q . (Yu Wednesday last, at Hornsey, aged 82, Mr,. Danr cts , widow of the late John Danvers, Esq. Ott:thc Sth last. its Little Stanhope street, Alexander Jams Findlater, Esq. of the Island of Jamaica. On Tborsday, George Goare„. Req. 'of Bruee-grove, 'Tot tenham. Om the 4th inst. after a lingering sad 'roue S(ltli Hitless, Mrs:Do bree, of Yale-plate, Hammersmith, in the year of her age. aEutui'y: ENCOURAGED by the uniform semen at. tending the peculiar method of Treatment in the core of lew prevalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by the experienee of many )ears, in a 'Lege and extensive pritei;ce— sensible Mon, of the happy effects resulting' to the Public from Medical Men confining °nor attention ty cerNo class of 4* rows, Messrs. COSS end L.O. Members" of t e Roynl Col lege of Surgeons in lemilon, et:stabile to direct their oodles to those DiAtoters arising from a secret destructive habit of in coloiderate Youth, which rot only °cc-nosy , it !lamer-us train of Nervnui directions, hut assn entails en its rotaries ' till the enervittingirobeeilities of old age. In that distrein< slate of Debility or Deficiency, whether the ctinsequenye of each Wow. ful habits, excessive chinking, hang residence in hot climates., or any other cause, by wlei, h the powers of the eonstiftititio become eufeehled, as regularly educated Sstrgeont of femme, they offer a firm, safe, rind speedy restoration to, mono and vigorous health. Where an early applications mod* for the Core of a Cer tain Disorder, frequently contrite/fed. ki• a moment of ioe'rie ty, the eradication is generally completed in the short .pace of two cloy!, and in the - more adranctil i itiveterateltages of Vertere o l liffeetion, characterised by a variety of peinfist aid distressnm,symptoms, a perseverance Is beir plea ivriessom re. Want Inlet or exercise) will ensure to the Patients permit** sad radical cure. The Diseases of the -Urethra, its 'removal, .comweloill with, tie arising from the above Complaiot, bave not escaped their attention; by no infallibletuid improved plots, they areas. abled to remove obalitale Gleett and ..fifttelores. whether recent or of lime' duration, without resorting tp the painful slut dangerous use of the Caustic Bougie. Maay iostnnees can be ladduced of very inveterate cases, of resent years eimtiommoe, haying yielded to their method inn few days, after the cure bad f been attempted by other Practitioners without effect ; and such has been the agreeable rank of a practice of 14 years. thatt he mode yf treatment has not, in onesingle instance, ease proved abortive, during which' period many thousand person r of Both Seers hove experieneed the enjoyment of having beta perfectly cored,,after severe and 'ohm -toys methods had her. persevered in to no purpose. To Married Females, whose expeetatinto 'of those tender ledges of etmulubial hoppiwess have heti; defeated, it tisay - itlits he a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perveveran* in their remed.es, the general health is renovated ) , and the ha pedinsenb removed. Messrs. Goss mid Co. exclusively professing the cure of the* particular complaints, in order that they may bet be marked by a mistaken - few, with the obloquy se justly attached,* the ignorant empiric, th ink it but justice to themselves to state. that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from variaps haspitals, and testimonials from the hiehest professional autho rities, they have to convince 'any enquirer). That a residence I in the warmer hemisphere of oar eastern world, as Well as is other parts, emboldens them to assert. that their researches having Leen confined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovatimi to such. as may labour order floe debilitating effects of a life wooed uoder the torrid time. • Atid further, that buying had opportunities, in their professional e f .. pacity, of forming an intimate nrqnftintance with the corositass tinnal halits of seafaring persons., they offer in them the bolt ossurzinees of i nosied Lite tel that the FIR re A resultlom their endeavours hest induced "them to quit the practice olthe geneial practitioner: nod they presinne their'pretemhstai and ►'tale a fair grosiud for the unprecedented coal/Mice WO Woe!: tney have, by the public, been se. liberally hoooored. Patients In t h e country nye requested Instate she portictithia of their case, age. :1:11 manner of living. enelositer a reesittasets fur advice rald tnediriue,, aim the remedies will tie gireo ocfof• warded to nay port of the honidinn. To be coasts - ilea at their lonise daily (personally, or by lett*. . post paid) t, patients of either sea, with ,secivey, - steltaaeyo and flu ent ion. tioss and Co. Surgeons, IS, Bouvet - lc -street, Pleef-etreet. t • May 1, 180. NERVOUS DEBILITY, STRICTURES. LURS, WIZEN Professional Alen, eminent for skip 'T rind experience„offer their advice, and exert theirebi- Idles fur the cure of a few reining diseases, they rise superior to that prejudice ; which is so justly elicited against the tulrer. tisements of men, ignorant of tiro fi .st prirsciples, and uneducated in the practice of eltvde. hlessrs. CU RRI F. and Co. recibir Sury.e,ens, seam itmed by every Kis aege or practice. and.by the Anilcirca. Success which their mode of treatment fir Veriereel C.ebtilaints has hitherto been encoded, continue with the same assiduity tr. direct their swine§ to ilteeure ef every species or that haiteful poisno, as well ibe.rernovai. theeelketwaisit debilities end . deer tench.' which prevent or embitter the.mattie 11710061 In the enbilogue of human itifirdities there nib noise more'atnieting than those which are the sinevoidare nee sequences don indoleence in a certain' destructive habit. TIP unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashauted to seek eels until he is redireed to suck a Vale of Misery as to ren life oppressive. To such pereins it will be i consoliae mdse.. • (inn to know, that they may how, by is new rind infallible re reedy, he restored ad shell' former constitittinnal strength and la gout. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either I .'r.tro at) excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure. or from • losqg residence in hot climates, hard drinking, theirtjudicioas to of mercury, &c. are speedily restored to health m d strehgth. It must he a self-evident prop.rsition, that where tie agent% gate of imelleemal capacity is directed to the treatteesit onsl ; cure of a fee peculiar complaints, there must be the greater ern linty of surtem I and 'on. at proof of this pesition their m! third of care is so patticularly expeditious, as well ft stefbi and so evidently superior to the common prqedier e thel issue* slight cases Of Infection a perfect restoration is completed in tke short period of three days, a n d in those of the utmciet cy, where other practitioners have foiled, a Proper nerse- I'verance in their Outs of treatment ensures to the_petieut t Ales t well grounded, and lasting re4stahlishinent. By sin early tip piictstom, the patient will escape the danger anal expellee of is tediow.astendance upou the tessesperiaresi practitioner. in • the most obstinate turd complicked eases of venereal infection, soils is obstructions in the ure th ra . ; spuery eserescences. hard /emelt% cMluus ukers, eruptions, sedlind weakness, gleets; ills plate STRICTURES. whether recent nr of loni iteration, and width hove halll•d the istsiAt orosbe, practitioners; ate, bit their present Unloosed pine tfee,lmeitkelfeettellty Died Aterinanew)y cyrol, tyitnuat the .1);.1109t geffeeing the excrugi a ost log pale rod larmin; hemorrhage! which fie/mealy tiufliw s fhe stplatcali , ni of the lunar canstic:-‘- ill the enurbe of sb,,) years extensive prk-tice in this roirtrapoliti, nseoi tl ana: cases of sit irtisres Jr:re and ace daily under theig care, the total errdkaikt: of n hick is effected by a . safc, cer tain, and etpe.litioos airs& of practice,' seperior to arry other yes adoppra. Tne sseaknes4, : . rl.l%atleo, and Debility proceed• tug rrao, Nris emnpl.i.,t, is verdir removal, and the pp Heist restored to r otool and vigov;ais brallfr. Hu! where the debility It is for sears tainted, a proper perseverance ip theit restorative remedies, she strietore brislo cur de,rtowed, is indISSIMISib.kr requisite to revive the slumbering sparks uf like, arid fa rcian matte the coastit Ohm. . Several Noblemen nod Gentlemen of the Best respeeNbility have herti under the car:! rd itifer,r... Currie atid 0d...f0r lbe re moval of cum plainnt of ihe 111 et!lr:t . , Ils iritsrec t &c. r aed buy iuf recrived a radical and perinineet cure, request flit reteretiree Wray he Made to them. ;is Saii,n4Cl.llN eviavinces of the deci-itre sunerinsatv of ltlessArs. C. Kn.! :mil (:5)." . .. plan of trral6r4Ms 'Many of these (ltadjemen have had qk ictt.ri3 tumu Min 10 'Seto., and had beedtnialefilmvai edf Me. r;. 11 onte, Ilenvisidee. Othri Sargeous of equal eminence, n;sss at waipte4 the Cure. by the tip, plicai inn of the lunar ran,lic, without buctees.: Messrs. Currie and Co. may be co.nsulted by either sem, wita the ereotest , secrecy, and tantott, tit their huuse, 107.11111t0n gaid, ll . • Putiesit. in the coulittv are requested to stole the particular, of their ( Dv... age, anti grnerA ha tat o r iwiwz, &u g moilioyee roe nitwit(' and medicines, when the same st ill lie; Riven or sent to any part Of thil kingdom. Tmeneare that serrrev tin ementint to their ontiertalohg. the postage of let tars mot btt added toshe occount for qtedidnes.--r--9th Juap, 1 . -1‘);. • • fhtfolt•gardett.. I.ON DON • Primed nfict Pbbnowd by 1). L., %.* sr •1 RYY*Ir OFrocs. Y 7, Fiett-or., . 4 4 , 69664;,• 41W14910444"paplasireapie' I sai TB! To rant Mad 're Bo Ptin caw ~~ #fey rri4 9,11 'Brii :1 : Star inn oii Lot .‘ itt, poi .1 La I asi at via 04 401 bee • 1 as sn • Jk s•• • 1 y 1