The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-06 00:00:00

. 161 - '161.41 - 11 7 ("trigi, ifOVIIMMS, Sm. MI Ibriferi• • sed Of the,usurder of' W. lenders. Parisii:erfristies, Ositbsessii . **silty. • The tnatiffilitittbe deceased's death wasiavolbeff obscarity.ftitidiare existed in the many* "a- sing saspicios;ther it had hue violent, *hick bang teehed to theprisour, made investigation mstratbry. and be was brought up for trial at• the last Circuit, when the diet againt bias was deserted pro teec et temper.: The case now came en to be tried. There were no fewer than 46 witnesses for the proweatioe. the greater part of whom were examined; but tho public pnssecutor, after an livestigation which lasted about eight boors, gave ap the cue. • Mr: Otreer, Counsel for the prisoner, stated, that. this step left him nothing.to say,, but to 'express his re grit that the practice of inquiry late such clients by in Wiese institution (the Coroter's Inert A) so useful in' tie Meter country, had been discodtinied in this, by which blivelient, who had suffered an imprisonment of eleue moatba, might have been at once dCciaimi inn*. cent. As even the corpus delicti had nor hue proved, di Jury could have no diflictsity in finding a verdict of mit Oalltyi which was immediatoly returned. .:--- POLICE. litaatatownoutot—Tris Naw VArlintSD Aex.—Yes twin" a number of miserable event res. who had come up tar the asetropolle.lrour varies" parts of the coun try, with a view of settliag hi some place where they could find employ at adequate prices for their' Ikhour, and.whe bad tailed ita their.entlearebrs, applied to the Lard Mayor to be.paseed beraesi their several parishes. They were mostly females, sad amongst others of them was a wont.a with a train of six children, whom she had dragged •up to town from a distant county in search of her husband,. who bad• ran miry, and she supposed bad come to the metropolis, where she bad sought for hinvell•over, but without success. • The Lord Mayer immured the attpoiknce of the Lord Mayor elect, andutadeeat an order for the poor woman to be passed, bat it was at the same time inti mated, that although they passed the present app . cant, as she must have been ignorant of the existence of the Act, yet they would in future in all cases what soever.• where the parties came up to town upon mere speculation, or without any reasonable degree of . cer tainty, inflict the punishment enacted by the law upon them, to check the wandering disposition of those who travelled from one part of the country to others, upon the calculation of getting home at the public ex pense. Orttnnitz.—Mr. Alderman Waithotan, the Alder man of Farringden Without; the Ward in which Thavies-ins Is situate, attended yesterday, by appoint meet. with Mr. Johns, :he Vestry Clerk of the City Liberty of St. Andrew's parish, and officiated as Sitting Magistrate. Mr. Alderman Ansley was also present. -Mr. Jobson applied to the Magistrates fur st warrant of distress against Alexander Praser, Esq. an inhabit. ant of TbavlevienteDelborn, who bad been summoned to showcase* why be refused to pay the poor-rate, as sessed upon him so a hot:beholder in the City Liberty of St. Andrew's parish.—Mr. Fraser, it appealed, was not in - town, but Mr. Deykes, a respectable solicitor, himself an inhabitant of Thavies-ina, attended on his behalf. -Mr. Jenson stated, that Thavies-ion bad heretofore been considered as extra-parochial. It had nevertheless been the custom toassess the inhabitants to the poor rate of tho City Liberty. bat the payment of the rates was never collected or demanded. Some short time since a pau per was removed, under the order of the Magistrates, from St. Pancras parish to the City Liberty of St. Andrew's, upon the ground of having obtained a set tlement therein by servitude in Thavies-inn. Against this order of removal their parish appealed to the Ses sions, alleging, in support of their appeal, that Thasies-inn was extra-parochial. Mr. Const, the Chair nian of the Sessions, decided against them, upon a re f ont dictum of the present Chief Justice Abbott, and the pauper bad since been, and still was, maintained io their poor Muse. As therefore, St. Andrew's parish %vas thus decided to be bound to support the poor of 'Thavies-inn, the inhabitants of that inn were. both in x4v and justice, bound to contribute to the poor-rate of that*arish. 11.14,Devass contended that Thavies-inn had always bninssoesidereil as extra-parochial, and had never been retell to the . poor-rate of St. Andrew's. The rarlsh were, therefore, bound to shew by what right they now claimed to rata it. Mr. JOBSON said, Thavies-inn had always been rated, though the rate had not been collected. Daum' replied. that fact, so far frous making any alteration, was an argement in his favour, as the omis sion 'to collect the rate was proof of the parish's ii.)uht of their right to compel the payment. • fir. Merman WAlremsx observed, that Thavies in.n Lad never heretofore been considered as within the parish, and, in his opinion, Mr. Jetsam was bound to *item( his right to rate, before he could grant the war rant of distress. -10 his Opinion Mr. Alderman ANSLt T expressed Es-cohrurrence. • 81AL41.110410t71111-STRZET.-.-A second inquiry into the circumstance of the man being thrown out at a win dow. its Vitarlei-street, Druey-lane, took place yester day, ittibe examination of Thomas Berrci. who was per end when the affair happened, and who having es cspe,,i, was apprehended yesterday morning at Chelsea, disguised, with his head tied up. iiis account was as follows t:--He lodged in the back Tools of •the first floor where the transaction took place in thi frost room, mad after much prevarication he ac knowledged that be win in the house at the time... The injured man had sent oat for beef steaks, and be was flying them ; a dispute having arisen because the woman bad not given up the change of half-a-crown, iss etre& Iser the woman having celled out " mur der !" the landlord went up stairs to protect her, and, as be etated,;.the man was suspended by his bands out side of the window, and he went wit' . the' landlady to itch the watchman. 'fhb!, declaration bas .been eentridleted by otbers. wfus provhd tot We primmer was oad d the men who had:' rushed into the room. and that Jibe landlady of the boas. bad told Iragoecoan a lie in tba egbjent.,. le auiwq,to *.qitestion Goof Des Alsimwantsa•_rrby ire ladtese4ed tAd Oititaised himself? binirrered the frvonif part enty, Which *as, that be eyes; bid anode wao-ao appearance of stick. The prisaasr waswsataadsd, se tie be.stilt 1 1) whit t iIItrgIIPWOVVRIVOIO 400 1 1 11 ,4 1 40b1e i v efibe tl 4l MOO 11 4/$ 44" 01* .4 11 2E 11 : 0 4 4/14, ir t SWURIIIIi lad l OW'S% TAO GrIOS ea!, (law late •Aet Pirtlaiseity to reestift.MiO-. a mariosc,• who woo *if 'its the Parish Wilt. sesep.'ta Iblerhertepla. leteatia. liffleet, at.' lietireish. gasea,. The. aofortaaatrawateipary for, whew the estioepwas Outdo, is the seamoap, 01* lled 4 - by. ear raisden, that sneaked the tro4aad toll-keeper ;t Polkites•btidge. on Sooday al as stated la our paper et Tuesday: • 4100 1 PLIT : —.. 4 2 * .• • • ‘,t. to! .. rrtlrt- - 'MAI: ItTAWUNATIOIO 00 **Fir! 1/11). ass Inn. Testerdby behig tbedermipelmiied Am the final mini; antisectif nenisnaild Ma: &charge of robbery at Mn limbschihrs• *mkt* ltst commaini me& on. saspicion. ' of iliciantdoc, the,. went hmeglst em from the Home of , Cefeestiell•suss early. Wee- A,t.t4m, the. Rey Pi. Owsx took' his seat, and the Imsilliess arenienced. Mr. Harmer astoddeit for therresecition,. lid Arr. Benson, jun. for the prisoners. Elimilialb BoOmtvwkiimi' insidee at Iligligets with: her bush n 4. who is a labouterp, in commie:me of hearinr• that Barrett was Respected - of the Mender, came %mini, aid stilted as follows tibe Teniembered on the morn-mg thee - Seller% Mr. Huli's watchman, was murdered; i half-prm. six *Welk. shwesem Keil% with. bee usband's breakfast, to a field chore hit was mowing for.; Mr, Thomson, in.Hormsey-laiie ; on mewling &self , . she sae , the prisoner Barrett turn down the lave, and be 18=to considerwhieh way be would -turn; he crossed alled Ashbutt's field, exactly. ab the back of Mr. Ha #'j. liaise" and • mar sommelier Maks. there ease black manautdng.loo hollow; Barrett, wile 'speared as if he. hod VI She black man, asisod• the field; climbed. aver a style at tne further end, and' proemded.ie a coalksed direction toillill POO where she. had first sow him. The black man west away.. *bloody stocking was here produced and inspected, which bad been found in Barrett's lodgings, The prisoner, Barrett, denied. strongly, that the wit- ness, Mrs. Hopkins, saw him cross the field, and climb over the style. He went in the morniag to tell the de ceased's son, that his father was dead. Dr. Owen asked the witness, whether she considered that way which the prisoner. Barrett, was going, the surest - to Crouch end , - where Barrett said he was going to, or would she have gone that way to Crouch-end / Witness said, that it was not the way to Crouch-end. She should not have gone that way, bad she been going there; she law bins get over some fences. Barrett was again asked whether be wished to say any thing? He answered, all that be bad to say was, that he was going to the deceased's son at Crouch -end, but he never went out of the read all the way, as Hod was his judge. Dempsey's son met bile the same morning on the road, and be denied that she saw him. Mrs. Hopkins exclaimed, " It's false ! God forgive you, you are speaking false !" She said be was dressed in a short shooting jacket, and the same dress as he now bad on. A boy was examined, who swore that he saw a black man on the morning of the murder, in a hollow near the lane in which Barrett passed. A man named Lewis also saw a black man on the same morning; he was dressed like *sailor ; he had been larking about in a very suspicious meaner. The prisoners were next examined on the charge of robbery at Mr. Rothschild* and the household wera in attendance. The names of the witnesses were called over, and they were each bound over to give evidetwe at the Old Bailer. The prisoners were fully committed for trial on the charge of robbery. and 'remanded on suspicion of Us* murder until further enquiries are made into the attar. Mr. Hartnet t jun. on the part of Barrett, requested that Barrett might have some of his property, his watch* and clothes, Isci Mr. Hammen had no objection, as long as the watch was his own property. An Officer said that he had bee. at the place where he had pnrehased it, and he was satisfied. Barrett requested to have his desk and papers, with the key of his house, find there was an inventory of some things which he wished to have. He was refused the inventory, but it was consented to lethim have the other articles. The prisoner in the course of the day was con• veyed to Newgate by Joss and other officers. Core, SST?. 29.—0 n Wednesday a melancholy affair occurred on the Passage Road. On that morning John' Moore, one of the Constables, received a warrant from Alderman Newsom to arrest a person named Michael Lebane of Rocbestown, withiu the Liberties, on a charge of assault at the suit of Denis Driscoll. He.accordingly proceeded to the place, accompanied by his son John Moore, jun. and Driscoll, who went for the parpose of identifying Lebane. Upon arriving on , the lands, they saw a man at a short distance, and having asceelpaltla that he was the penes: they were in search of, the party went towards him. He was standing on a ditch with a musket and a bayonet in his band, in a position for charging. Moore also bad a musket and a short stick, and when within,six or seven yards of Lebane. called to him that he bad a King's warrant for his arrest, sad re quested him to surrender, saying that the offence was bailable and not to give any . opposition. At the same time to stew that violence was not intended by his party, Moore dropped his musket to an order position, and put the stock under his arm. At this time Moore was upon the ditch, opposite lehane, 'and his smut: in the rear of Lebane, farther og being alsciarmed iiitb a musket, j which he had got on .his way, in a house which had been searched for arms. After the elder Moore had rested his musket on the ground, Lehaae suddenly turned r o und and deliberately fi red at the son, who excalimiog •" OIL ( iod, lam shot"—instantly fell dead. An Inquest was held on the body by James O'Brien Esq., one of the Coroners, and the above is briefly the substance of the evidence gives before him.—(Sowthern Reporter.) It is so much the practice of those who have made any discoveries, from which they hope advantage by layipg them before the public, to speak in the most.estrsva gent terms of their merits, that the disserning hesitate to patronise them, lest they should become the victims of quackery. A similar prejudice operates . against the honest dealer, who. conscious of the superiority of the commodity which be supplies; and satisfied with a ma iterate profit, looks for remuneration in nu extension Or bit; business. Mr. Ciaeuarr, howeveroteems to eqjqy an ample share of public cnolidence ; but to meet the objections of the most fastidious who may wish to pur chase IsikALa and Barn, yet doubts its genaioeuess, he has spade an affidavit, of which the foll Owing is a copy: Swore at the Mansioo-house. before the Lord Mayor R. CIAPMAK, of Bagnigge Wellsßrewery. ia.ths Yag3ol of St. Pancras, in the County of Middles s ; Ale, Table Ale, and Table-Beer Brewer. make& oath, and said/ , that his Ale, Tab) , - - from bops and - will permit or clients 'to be e further math, brew's( concern fully capable arast.--Swore don, Jan. I. 1 t 4,11.10111411440/Aiiii4 , • .= t. - —vmp—r OOTTrifff:-.411is initket is cake, on account of the isdia sale sect •week ;, theories, are little varied. The seesioatortigint Liverpool thirsiorsiarstutethat asairbt steady; WS seli mock beehive deluge. demusli•lav Mainstream has bees i staillyaked oessiderable4 eke *Wow *seta %Alp esp. port the.pre _vieusgeicenti low ca. liana* at ara dPotioo••rid.,oz_ts,),r eft. Ilan lice* caesicior able demand for Rdood Oooda t s week, for=liespe ; the prices are Utilb varied. The line Po made by the wholesale grocers foe the home consumption isevents asp acesosslagon of stock , : the. quaatiqt *sang la illeallaidtfaida. • 'Molasses haws bees ;shriek dema Ns. 6d. On,Tueedayt.l43 eikinuahr vannab. Sulu* supported- the provioui P i ke s. . COFFEE—The public sales of Tuesday went nt.A considerable reduction. Since then the market has im proved considerably ; the public sales brought Onward' hafe gess off . with briskness, and Jamaica Coffee has sold Apse 2s. oboe& the primes( Tandy. There were fear public allectifiCoffee thisloresoon, the whole sold' freely. The market itgreatlyinaproved. particularly is the dereancl4, the prices are also generally higher than op Tuesday last : there is every prospect of a further ad vance in the prices of Coffee. FRUIT continues in rather limited demand; the first. cargo of sew Muscatels was this forenoon brought.for ward by public sale; the grocers do mot evince much 'garages. to purchase so early, as there is rather a CaDs siderable qiiantity *Choy old still on band. RUM,,IirtANDY, and HOLLANDki.—flu demand. for Rum continues. limited, and the market may be stated heavy. The brisk and extensive demand: for Brandy continues ; the prices advance rapidly, and for . Cogno of; geed quality, ds. 6a. has been today realised: Oboe,: pale is scarce,, and held for higher prices. HOPS.—The picking, which is far advanced. appears to turn out more unfavourably, both in quantity and put lity, than what had been generally anticipated. The- Doty, which was lately estimated at 200,600/. has. fallen to 1911,6001. and 185,0001. °tit I. SPlCES.—Pepper and Pimento continues in demand. There ism alteration in other Spices: Oil‘Ss FISH E &c.-.-The, intelligence of Wed newts, respecting the Davis' Straits. Fishery was.dia. tressing: ten Teasels wet. lost in the ire : the intelli gence hid a favourable effect on the . prices of Whale Oil, from 241., the previous nominal price, it advanced to VV. and 261. and there were few sellers. The news this morning is again favourable : a vessel has arrked offithe Humber well fished, and gives a very favourable report of the vessels she spoke with ; they were writ &heal. INDIGO.--Pine Indigo has sold N. a Is. higher ; tlie Consuming Indigoes at the advaoce of Is. a Is. ;11. TA LLOW.—There is rather more demand for T , and higher prices are realised ; this forenoon sales at 4bs. 9d. The accounts early in the week respeezing the Davis' Straits Fishery had a favourable effect on Tallow, but the account from hull this morning has again damp ed the market. Town Tallow is today quoted 495. 6d., which is the same as last week. DAVIS' STRAITS WRALI FISSERT.--PETIIRIRIA D.— Stip*ltiOlN Manson, 11 fish, 120 tons ; Resolution. Philip, 11 fish; Traveller, -, 8 fish; Hannibal, Robertson, 2 Seth alt 13th of August. DuNDu.—Dorothy, Deuchars, 19 fish, 170 tuns; Prin cess Charlotte, Adamson, 27 f►sh, 210 tuns; Extridge, Mecham, 18 Ash, 220 tuna. Aug. 18. Achilles. Valen tine, 2 fish ; Calypso, Thomas, 6 fish; Friendship. Ire laid, 11 fish; Horn, ,Hffers, 7 fish; Advice, Webster, 6 fish, 80 tuns. , The ships in general poorly fished. Snits Losr.—Harmony, Olatton ; Cervantes, Maddi• son ; Henry, Plauton ; John, Newham ; Leviathan, Hutchison ; Symmetry, Knits, all of Hall. Earl Fal. embers', Cooper, Grimsby ; Larkins, Moirhead, Leith ; Elizabeth and Ythan, Aberdeen. Crates all saved. On Wednesday last, the 26th ultimo, a bullock, weigh ing fifty-two stone, was killed at Galloway House, which yielded the extraordinary quantity of 12 stone of tallow, being nearly a fourth part, of its whole weight. The animal was only six years old, and of the fat fist, 12Ths. were found sound the kidneys and 3d. albs. in the web. Strocntrzu Dusvn.—Yesterday morning a boy, about fifteen years old, of the name of John Paul, was found dead oa- a brick-kiln in a field near Exmouth-street, Hampstead-road. It appeared from the statement of a younger brother of the deceased, that they lived by plunder; that on the preceding night they stole some potatoes out of a field, and put then en the kiln to roast, and after they had eaten then, they laid down on the kiln and fell asleep ; he fell off and scratched his face, sad when he went to call his brother he found he was dead, being suffocated by the effluvia. The deceased, though young, was an old (Ander, and bad been tried at the. Old Bailey for stealing pencils and French chalk from a. shop is Warrea-street, Fitsrey-square. He had also been in the Refuge for the Destitute in Hackney road. PARZWVAL AVILICTION•-•-A little girl was lent On Friday evening. under peculiar circumstances, most af flicting to the poor parents; her mother was gleaning in a field upon lcocton Heath, when, upon going from one close to another, the child, with two or three others, was sent home; the other children arrived at their pa rents' dwellings, but the lost chili turned back to fol.' low the mother. and oo traces bare been lad of it since. She is described of the name of Elirabeth Burrell, be tween four and five years of age, and answers to the name of Bess; stout made, but not tall if her age ; dark ( brown hair, dark complexion, with blueish eyes. Had on a Igoe printed cotton dab. a blue and white spotted bonnet, and half-boots ; .had not any stockings. The father and his friends were searching the fields all night, and fears are entertained that the little innocent may have. been "taken away by some person. The Right Hon. P. J. Robinson, oC Nocton , has kindly interested himself in behalf of the parents. DIED. • At Bath, Upper Canada, op the 30th July last, Daniel t i na g eneas. Ben. mredll7, Barrlster-at-Law, 'and a Member ' of *eProviacial Parliamest of Upper Cando. • • I Ou 'Monday last, at Plymouth. G. B. Iltrutt...P..sc .o:Mil ford, Derbylhise, tide* son of 11: B. Strutt, Raq of Wpm', &eating county. •• On Thopelay lost, a% hle house-In litisafordmlniet.• irthe 6lth Year.of his age. J. Boogie,. Esq, the, eeleisented "Me, .eel. kftifiEldig illness. fro* whleh he had impart recover -104 . but iteneed• e sudden and treexpeeted 'relapse on the ittiofy_efilit• mt, 1 O nd n w nersdnY lonlor fi rollinlinut. ber peor.un. . Mkt of the. ..pr. %Irately. of plenotehlerl!, ▪ ‘ env • • ' e, Table-Ale. and laids-lamr, are brewed I 0 sd malt only, and thationneiriass nor ever . fob or suffer any drags or other injtirioas ingre- t o o need in his brewery. & skid deponent esd h, that Voi sippriathods 4 !e 4. 101 $ nee leers himself, alt4is. o' IPA are,t74, Ed. eof depoetng to Oa • it. emir- mo aat the Mansion-bloomy ! Owe Jar- C 1821, before sue, JoNti tpostitillioaez. Wii dl letters mast - be postpaid. - ' suu .-_ • _ *mime of dm Bladder, tissibr fiesdnal Duets, *- -..-4 th is day Is pabilahmi, prise : AIOCOUT ef Mit ialleita Modigo Of ni bi l it Uar ulijormatk ag e ltellt Wahl 06 kirralefirtag sp a Irrltatlboa . Dh a ry o ffik o mindan Glind, fieminali Vanish, etlie4'• spsoliamiliSlMOSPOillsism mealiest* Youth, p ill Se.. Imptpation. lot limi•most ibs•Seolm L ao . Gana s‘ morbid irritaties of the bladder. urethra, role . mk t °tate seadnat'orgons. and for the l o ok ea now boar* low Feudal' lamp nadonseoft Sisopinitsokand iloobet oft Messmadlili es . Rbudeas, Arnotktte. o* Strieihre,ikc. bang an. addT.,,' to the Appoodla to the ieth Number ofthelloathly (Nig off Wealth; by the Ilifitors: Said* Simms** and-Cb, l a liternessor-towi we Ste w . dilly, and by aft Booksellers. 4111PRVilf4.14 Si* siner• bronght istm me by tzr protopwrotylakeiw..wevai Kamm • aid IPPeßvaige Nograca c rar. for. th e ' Outgo a . Oft aerial* disotd*, it all •Ite , 'lnelaneting . forms, abi onsllgnanhandelestnentirellamws It daily. mikes: ea, n ab finnan Fr 011.44, but,, bappilibAllimp • VIN* Caro 18.10 sitsrtp time, and in so safe and esey s iantatiot s op to warrant* in such MI confidence of intoeeakeir Sparkot Olson ohaillso• kW in iieAllme. .Thesella; a re seidln Doxes.,at 2iu Stint 4fi. 441‘pirtpamtmtrent.. 141 v don; hat.shonld it be the uncle, engogeo to elk l the Disease for a s tipula ted awe, or retain Roney. that &fibers be No them will MRS. • • • • PAWL , :to :... -!• •.. • Theltch Qnredwithald.wasideir elt WWI , b !Smelling only, pito Sli.9& li hisideajeity's Royal Lottersßutenti--LettiUM *ay, famed for Csleg. 1 1; h - titage*, seCertalii Maass. One , small Fiftha p ee; the taking of ens box, I. Ixelieehteste. sees'ennelink theitatleat. of the certainly. of lihrepeedy. rettivery4 /4e , iblob Put be.bionor coatrived. moroassforemeromamoiem than this remedy. ter such an aro.obligodlq joembsjiii to sea, as It heeds no con fi nement or. restraint of Matt. 411.1 yearlt . experlence (in an - eulogies, prsiticti) ins i t4; tibot Muni sleet • • thin. viten • repeated ealiralloa other methods avail nothing.. • For the scurvy and. ehronicsl disorders, this kiedioine.hes not its parallel. It wards of 40,000 persons, of both sexes, have been radial cored of the above cruel Disorders,. within the het stgaf years. Peepsred sod sold by the nolo Praprietore, Tar, LOR, and dos, Surgeons., at their house, NS. 9 L l '.i.low Street, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each,.duly included. N Two back doors and lights in the passages at night. 'fief are also sold by their appointment 4 with copious direction; at Mr, Hepburn!' Toy-shop. la% Oxford street; Mr. Dis, borough's,. 7, Fifth Street Hill, nearly_ oPPfildte the Moth went; at Mr. Ratter's, Edinburgh; Mr. Newbery's, Dab.. lin; and by one person in every considerable town is Greet' Britain and. Ireland., Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Proprietods. noediel Des. OieeM mdi seminal weaknesses cured. and letters, Ppat. paid, asptare4„. : • seethe list, published by the Royakeollaite ottoodun, MPRE SED with a just and butnano nook 04 the calamitous results arising from the injudiciortupok went of a certain malady, contracted in a madnerin welt known to require a comment. and often entailing on %Un happy sictim a series of distressing and almost 'fleapits's*. We afflietions. Dr. KADY respectfully calls the alleatina those interested in Ws peculiar and most effectual method of. cure, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or theeqsally ' criminal conduct of those " who hold the word of promise to the ear and break it to oar hope." De. tliady will not yr* sums to pledge Igfrllibili t,iq every deeniptinn of use,* as far as human aid,, asasterk by medical and eurgien.slik can be applied, he promises a certain, speedy, and perma nent restoration ; having made every species of Syphiliff" affection, and its various train of diseases, the prisaryebheli of his professional studies, and being flattered by the tar* cendant success which has accompanied his mode align ment during the course of a long and laborious practice, kr Is enabled to otter , with the West confidence, prolamin at once the most hopeful gad encouraging. lannatershleig stances can be adduced illustrative of the superierityef Dr., Eady's system, which had been found to prevail„ eyes where eminent talent, retained by public institution, hot proved ineffectual. In addition to those annotatory Idlen ess. Dr. Eady will be fund equally fortuute tendons** slumbering, and debilitated energlitita the human gut*, Lion, which embitter, and, If not timely arrested, fr render nugatory the very •prittelple of existence. Prom Ws' desolating state at Inanitrand sterility, by re-animating no, frame and affording tone ant elasticity to the relaxed army. Dr. Eady is happy to convey the most positive usuraates that the sufferers of both erica may be rescued; a steady perseverance in the means dictated being only required.— ' Dr. Eady is consulted daily, at No. 38, Dean-street, Saw (one end of Dean-street, Soho, leads out of Gerrard-slut. nealy opposite the General Two Peiny Post Office; die other end into Oxford-street, and is opposite Meard-strep), by patients of both sex.--amitstry letters meet reepeetikis attention by return of snout pest. Carps dies— . Be prosspily wise. WHEN Science begin to explore the complicate!, machinery of Man, she was speedily entangled in a labyrinth of mysterious confusion, from which, Wei- . fectttal perseverauee alese entaacipated her. Igeorasee and empiricism, however, still oppose their 114114 1 1 1 Yge and the prejudice of wok. minds. in some mow% encourages their audacity.—As Truth Is to Falsehood-• . so may our public statements be compared with their us qualified pretensions, and to ettpoee their fallacies, we hem not hesitated to avow ourselves as practitioners is at class of Diseases, which endanger the mystic evolution; (If, • Nature. To be brief : we are Members of the LONDON Coin tree of Su genesis, ea. establish the Integrity of our Clue, raster upon the success of Twenty Years' practical 'spec deuce. and ennouucs the grateful testimony of thee! Off whom Jong suffering had nearly extinguished every hope Off relief. We pl ed get oursel aes to the removal of SYPHILIS, from VIP incipient symptoms to the remotest stages. charac teris ed every dqubt and whatever malignancy. 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