The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-01-31 00:00:00

r I 11 11 1 Miff AMRRICAN MUT& —ow— Extract of a letter from a Oastlsaias la Battledore. dated Nov. 94,1820. •• Is my last I promised be give you some aceount lathe New Frigate building at Mosta, whirls I have lately visited = 1 can now therefore describe, Sir, with the accuracy of a personal inspector. There is teething remarkable in her size, excepting in the prodigious sod unweildy strength of her sides sod masts ; and she ranks among the first class of American Frigates, which are equal to British 64 gas ships. The-main 'moot which is strongly hooped and clasped with iron, Irtof ?marital* strength, and has attached to it the principle weight of the defensive machinery which renders her so formidable. She bas three steam en- Niece on beard, two are employed for propelling her Its light winds and calms, and the third of 60 horse power, is exclusively used for wending the battering apparatus attached to the mainmast, Ise. This con gists first of a sEries of large' iroa.bars or clubs, move s* perpendicularly on joints arranged about the entire of the vessel, en each side of the mast, and iwhen in action they are raised alternately, sod like as many ergantic flails, beat with tremendous and assess ing force upon whatever obj ect they are directed astainst. They are intended or close quarters, and w'ten they are made to descend upon an enemy's Ke ret. they must beat to pieces every thing they strike, assn sad rigging aad ens the decks of the eulogy. By converting a perpeudicalsr into a horiseatal motion, one of them attached to the misen-mast is made to ply in that direction, and as it is jointed and very lung it mast make dreadful' havoc among the men, being erased with lances and jagged hooks, and every thing which can cut or tar. la event of its encountering a mast or standing post, its joint yield and set it free. An engine, something resembling the catapult of the ancients, is constructed on the starboard bow, of such amusing power that it can throw large stones of two hundred weight to the distance of tOO or 300 yards, when the whole force of the engine is employed. it is also calculated for discharging hot water, boiling pitch, and melted lead. An apparatus is constructed likewise for setting the pitch on Ire, which is dis charged fiansieg on the 'mays' vessel. The old prat tice of red hot sand is likewise in preparation, and when scattered among the men must have a powerful effect. All this time it mast be observed, there are nut above half a doses men on deck ; two at the wheel are protected by a redoubt, two or three superintend the necessary movements of the catapult, and about three more at other parts of the vessel. The rest are wosking the great guns in the lower and middle deck or attending the engines. The valuable parts are de fended with double strength of timber, and in some places faced with steel. The decks are bomb-proof, and in short, it Is pretty well ascertained that with the help of her steins-peddles she is impregnable ex cept by boarding. To defeat! Against this 100 crooked irons and the like member of speers at each side are in readiness to Is isesissiLlty machinery. which would in two initiates ausaihilete the crew of half a doses large frigates, and besides this, as our own men are not ex posed on the decks, she can shower down melted pitch and hot sand on the boarders, and a moveable wheel IS propelled in any direction, armed with knives and saws, which will taw I. pieces any person against whom it is its moved. I have not heard yet what is to be the name of this infernal engine, bat surely if her name is to agree with her description, she Is worthy no other than what 1 Gould give her, els. the '• Devil." LOSS OF THE CALEDONIA. -......0.--. Nicw You, Jstr. 2.—The passage-boat Thorn, Copt. Vanderbilt, started from Whitehall at eleven o'clock on Saturday, and proceeded to the ship ashore, lit miles south of Sandy Hook. He returned at half past foar, and informs that the ship is the Caledonia, Struthers, 60 days from Liverpool, loaded with 352 tons of salt, 200 tons of coal, to S. T. Ross. Capt. V. informs that the ship went ashore on Thursday even ing, during the snow storm. and that the vessel went to,pieces the next day, during a strong wind from the eastward. To this disaster it is lamentable to add, that a widow lady who bad the charge of a family of children, and two seamen, were drowned. The rest of the crew and passengers were ashore at Long Branch, receiving the kindest attentions from the inhabitants of that place. The pilot-boat Orand Canal came up last evening from the beach, with some of the coal and fragments of timber belonging to the Caledonia. Jam. 3..—The passengers in the ship Caledonia arrived in this city on Monday, and isforns t that the ship went ashore about half-past two o'clock on Fri day morning, 12 miles south of Sand Hook, bilged at eight, and on the following night went to pieces; ship and cargo totally lost. The bodies of Mr:. itllls.aot William Saunders have been found and interred at , Long Branch. Passengers in the Caledonia, Mr. Samuel Hand, wife, and family, in all nine; Francis Austin, and the mute's wife. Drowned, Ann Ellis, of England, a widow, and daughter of Mr. Hand; and two seamen, named William Sannders, - a native of Scotland, and John Casey, a native of Ireland. Mr. Hand had uonsiderable property on board, in mosey, /sc.. all of which is lost, with the exception of about 115 dollars. The other passengers lost every thing. Nov. 13, lat. 46. 32. long. 33. the Caledonia spoke the schooner AurOra, Wiring, thirteen days from Hos ton,loraid to Amsterdam. .Member 3. lat. 39. 46. long. 64. spoke the schooner Bolt, of Bluehill ; hail left Boston live days pre xisitni for Passainainoddr. hat was blown off in a heavy g‘le from N. W. mud hire up for Bermuda, being short of wafer. cptaiii Halstead, of the ship Merchant, on his pas s.tga irons New York to Liverpool, on the 29th of Oct.. t•ic.in with the atresit of the ship Waterloo, Martin, frau', St. John's.to Liverpool, dist:tasted and foundered in a gale °wile 22d. With great difficulty Captain H. :•e t :ceeded in saving the Ceptain. one passenger, and of.the surviving crew. who had remained on the wratcli days, and. were very mach exhausted and rrucli bruised. Three of the crew and one passenger keels Drowned: 15. wlth one pasmagee, sarviied. andorerecooveyed to Liverpool by Captain H. • . _ "1 1 110 Pr►ncb brig Lowrie, put into Antigua Stb Ont. )1443 . 110g it for liusJalonpe ; she was immediately ei;ers by the Customs. and her cargo, consisting vt‘ll2ll staves, placed at the disposal Of Ooyerumeat. Inesist:ble, Buenos Ayrean privateer, eras LONDON MARKETS. —.dor (Ass* TIM Nair 1.0111140 x Mtn OMISSIT," TCZBDAIN seattaitv SC 1821. corroN.—fit besiassaiose la Cotton sines our last bee bees more oonsiderable thee for some weeks preced ing: the porches., exceeding 1008 bags, vie.; 100 good Permanbuce, 13d. a Md.; 160 Demerara sad Derbies, 1011. a 1 1 id. the qualityiea fair to good ; 62 Grenada , ?id. fair, and 10d. for prime I lid. ordinary and dirty 3id. good clime 7 .1 all these wereCottoos duty paid: the sales is bend were 100 Pernambuco. very or dimity at I lid q fait 12d.; a few fair Surats 64d. and 530 Besgals, the very ordinary at sd. op to 61d. fur very I yak *demand JAN. 27.-1 n the early part of the week F-111104keiand for Cotton coatinued rather languid, hut de or els ita g es. th o e f l w as h t ic tw h e l d v ay so s w it h u se o bee . a ease itd mT or e v a e n ry im g at oo ed d . Yesterday, there were brooglit forward by auction 1050 vitality, of the mew crop, and 00. a laid. for middling to kfly good. fair old; 146 Alabama, of inferior quality, ltd. a SJ. Tile sale went of steadily, and prices were folly maintained, except the Orleans, of the new crop, which befog previously high is proportion to other kind elf - Cotton declined I4L a fal. per lb. Prices of other de etriptions remain, ea the whole, as in our last quotations The sales by private contract consists 02950 Bowed. 714 far very ordinary, N. a lid. for inferior to fair, 91d. a .10 d. for good fair tem, good; 550 Orleans 74J. a Md. agyordlitary to leerier, Bed. a 94. for paddling to erififfair. Sid. a. !Rd. for geed hires good. and a few' way choice (Webs?* gin) 13441.300 Tear's,. 714 a 84d. for inferior to good. sad a few very good 9il ; 10 mid- Ansi Sit Islands 15d.; 10 Staised do. 134 ; 1020 Per meate Ilia. a 114 d. for inferior, ltd.. It'd. 6 for fair to re& and a few very choice, 131.1. 1900 Ilaranhains 1 Id. re lid.; 90 B ibis' Ild. a 111.1. ; 130 Minas (tieras) 9d. a 4 4 p . ; 10 Demerara' I I id.; 10 Madras ltd. ;20 Surats '7 • s Old.: 50 1 Bengal ' 6 /d. a 6 fd. Ma kin g a total, is tiding those sold by section, of about 7900 bags. The arrivals ere 11,300 bags. SUO.lll.—The demand fur Muscovades during last week was steady, lint not extensive: the holders conti nued firm. and would submit to no further reduction to facilitate sales. The market was very indifferently *ap plied with good sugars. There was no alterstiou what- ever in the prices. The demand for Museorades this forenoon continues limited; no reduction whatever in the prices can how ever he stated. SUGAR. 1111PORTIID IN 1820. Ships. 11hds. Trs. & Bls. Jamaica • • 193 8e.310 9,620 Demerara - - 57 17,1160 897 St, Vincent - 20 12,112 59S lirenada - - 19 9.117 1,069 Trinidad - - 15 0,630 SO6 Tobago - - 19 6,5t10 911 Andrus - - 19 3,700 820 St. Kitts - - 15 5,600 940 Ilarbadoes - 9 3,000 1,040 Dominic* - - 10 2,t‘30 630 St. Laura - • 7 2,700 820 Montserrat - 5 2,070 430 Nevis • - - 4 1,440 310 Derbiee - - 9 1.310 220 Tortola - • 1 327 - 62 . . 176,309 The purFhaws of Relined Roods during the last week, were e.ly parcels taken by thipgrocers ; there were also iisconsiderable sales for the Mediterranean, bet ge nerally the market was heavy, and rather lower priets were subedited to ; and though the great proportion of goods to be ready for some tinit are contracted for, yet the holders have evinced* a patter disposition to sail t han for a length of time preceditg.—Molasses are dull, COFFEE.—There was a considerable parcel of East India Coffee brought forward by _Public sale last week., 1,064 bags 'scribes • the good soW 1161. and 116 s. 64 . ordinary 114 s. a Ili*. 6d. There were kis° about 400 casks and bags British Plantation ; the ordinary descrip tions of Jamaica went Is. a 25. lower, the §mr qualities are very scarce, and fully support•tlie prevlsriCesi..i! small parcel of St. Domingo sold 120 s. 6a. and 121 s. ;' 1 „ 1, the Demerara and Berbice Coffee sold on rather fii h er terms, large parcels middling realising 1335. and s. good middling 1375. The East [edits Carpi sold on - ther lower terms ; and it was reported, owe parcel by private contract (money) sold at very rbdqeed tes, 113 s. for Cheribon, owing to the near approval o the East India sale (31st instant), which is a very arable one ; the market however, yesterday and this cirenoon, looks much finer. There were no public sales of West-ladia Coffee to day, and very few will be brought forward for some time. The gad India sale to-morrow attracts much at tention, and will ill a great measure regulate the market prim; it consists 44 above 10,000 bags, chiefly Che• ribon of a mixed quMity; there are a few lots BOurbon; there is-eto Mocha or Java Coffee in the sale. CORN.—Tltore was a large supply of Wheat and Flour to yesterday's niatkrt ; the quality and condition of the former weriaigain very indifferent, and a very large proportion repined unsold, though offered at a considerable decline; of really fine dry samples the pro portion was small, bet nui.t be quoted 2s. quarter per cheapei.—Tbe arrival of Barley since last Monday has been ye, large, and the trade extremely dull, though prices are WI'S. cheaper, the beat samples not bring worth skive then Us. and Wing down to 425.—Oats Ru . bin without any altera tion, a a veep heavy.—Superfine samples of sewßed and White Clover continue fully to support prices", inferior finalities meet a dull sale.—Linseed is extremely brave, and though the quantity on hand is but moderate, the trade is fully Is. lower, and merely nominal at our 'notations. --Beans and Peas are with• out alteration, RlCE—There was a considerable parcel of Carolina offered by public sale last week, 177 barrels, and of good quality ;. we believe 365. was offered for some lots , but the whole was taken in 365. Gd. o. 37.. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The Ram market continues heavy, but without any reduction in the prices.--The !wilder' of Brandy are becoming more anxious to effect sales, and purchases may he toiWe Id. per gallon lower.L4teneva is without enquiry. TOBACCO.—The trade have taken several parcels of Tobacco, since out last, and, from the languid state of the market, they are enabled to purchase on low terms. There is no request whatever for export, and no argoes are reported sold for some weeks pest. IRISH PROVISIONS.--The demand for India Beef !assatinues, and, ma amulet of the scarcity, the lota prices are fully maintained.—Pork has given way consi derably, and the holders appear anxious to effect sales by subinitting to lower prices, to induce buyers to come forward : parcels are also offered free on hoard at very very leer prices.—The request for Butter has rather im proved. ININIKI.—The premium we lately stated on the prices of the India HOP I * .41,„ 01... Is. per lb. is still I maintained, but though taw IsoWen are firm, there is no briskness in the tra4 • FIRM P. MAX, ilia MALLOW.—There has hien Type IMP, alteration la the prices or in the demand for Tat low for some dine; the pticell bore receded to seen very fret nem that the hoidens do sot appear anxious to elliestSmies.-0 ihiltiko4.l.l thooeisossolielition. NAVAL STORKS.--nere appears a geed dieeilad 4j4 16,193 • TOP. irrATPSM ANt taken in November, by the Tribune frigate, on Leeward Island Mathes; The Tiger, Orients' brig privateer. under Aitigas's colours, was taken by boadlitig. I November, is the Leeward Islands, by the &delis. French brig of war, after an engagement in which the latter lost 27 meth' and the privateer 60. A violent gale was experienced at Bermuda an the 30th November. The Charlton, Swanson, of and for St. John's, N. B. from Barbadoes, foundered on the 16th ult. off Anti gua. Crew saved. The Maida, of London, Treageatovbich pat late St. thomas, 10th Dee. after being on shore, has bee' condemned there as unworthy of repair. The Commerce, M'Lean, from Jamaica, was driven es shore off Ss. John's, N.B. 11th ult. bilged, and it was feared would he totally wrecked. The Brilliant, Kennedy, was wrecked at &Weida on the 20th Ang. The mast of a sloop, apparently of about 60 or 70 tons, the mast head gone, and carried away below the deck, has been picked up at sea and landed at Dover. The Fortnaa. Ehnquist, from Louisa, arrived At Ca. dis on the sth inst. during a violent gale, which in creasing in the night, she broke from her moorings and struck the ground, but by assistance from shore. was got of, nearly full of water. VassaLs seoaux WlTlL—Ueneral Graham, eflos don, 22d last. from IPlyntosth, lat. 48. 41. long. 9.65. out eight days, all well, by the Marchioness of Salis bury packet, arrived at Falmouth. STREET ROBBERIES. In conseqnence of the great and increasing fre qtteney of street robberies, lately, the following al terations and arrangements were made in the Police Patrol, on Friday last, by order of the Secretary of State for the Home Department :—Eighty of the foot patrol, heretofore stationed on the roads in the en virons of the metropolis, are withdrawn from that service, formed into sixteen parties of five men each. and appointed to patrol continually, from five o'clock in the evening tilt half-past twelve at night, the Aix ' teen different town districts. Previously there were only four parties, of seven men each, on this service ; and from six to eight of these were almost constantly on duty at the Theatres.—The sildition,.therefore, a very considerahle one. The deficiency created on the out-roads by this arrangement is to be imme diately filled up by fresh men, under the orders of Mr. Day,of the Home Office, the present director of the horse patrol ; and an able active condeetor of tried vigilance and integrity, is-appointed to each of the sixteen parties above-usentionee. This arrange ment will, no doubt, have some beneficial effect in pre venting night-robberies; but, unfortunately, there are more robberies committed in the open day than there are siC night ; and no measures, that se know of, bate been taken to remedy the evil. OltaAT DAY'S PLAT LT PIGEON lIIWOOTCI4I.—The first meeting of the Midgliam Club took place in the Midg ham Meadows on Monday, when the silver cup was shot for by the members. Subscription of three geiueas each, half forfeit, at 21 yards from the trap, and the boundary 80 yards for the bird to fall in. The cup was won by Mr. Hodgson killing 18 birds. The second and third prizes, viz. five guineas for the second, and the stake- money back for the third, were won by Messrs. Palmer and Street, the former having killed seventeen and the other sixteen birds. There were 22 Subscribers, 16 of whom shot and the others.pild their half forfeit. The, least number of birds killed from thc2l, was 42. After this match, another for lOU guineas aside, at II birds; took place, Mr. Hodgson (winner of the cup,) and an other of the club, Mr. Hetherington, against Messrs.l Armstrong and Farquharson, not of the club, and mach money was sported on the event. Each man killed his fifth bird, Mr. Hodgson missed his sixth, as did also one of his opponets, Mr. Farquharson. Brisk betting at 5 to 4, and Mr. Armstrong having missed Ms am, vends bird, leaving the club men one a head , 2 to I wa s refused. Mr. Hodgson, however, missed his ninth, tenth, and eleventh birds, and lost the match by two.' Mr. Hetherington killed It, Armstrong 9, Farquharson 9, and Hodgson 11, which spewed at once the twee. tainty of pigeon-shooting. as the latter is the best shot. HATTOX-OARDEN.—YestertlayJoitaAndrew., a chili ney-aweeper, residing in 51,yr-street, Edgware-road. appeared to a summons, to answer the complaint of his apprentice, James Snearle, a boy eight years of age. One of the Overseers attended. It appeared from the evidence, that a few evenings ago the complainant was found by some humane person sitting on the steps of a door, crying with cold and hunger, bring bare footed, and complaining of the wounds he received by having Isis legs and feet pricked with a fork and pinched by another hoy, whose business it was to fol low him np the chimney, in order to compel him to go up. This person took him to Pr. Skinner, who dressed his wounds, and accompanied him the same evening before the Magistrate, where Ise wasesansieed. Ile bad nothing on but a piece of sack for a shirt, and the rags he had on were stiff from the soot. Ile was given in charge to his maternal uncle, and Dr. Skin ner attended him until yesterday. Dr. Skinner stated, that %risen the boy was brought to him his knees and ancles were in a dreadful state of inflammation, and without timely assistance lie might, lose the use of his limbs ; the soot was ingrafted into his flesh, and be supposed the boy had not been washed with soap and water for a long time. The boy stated that he had not enough of food, and slept with live in a bed; his father had sold him to the defendant for a pound cote. The defendant agreed to cancel the indentures on condition of the prosecution being foregone, which t as agreed to, and the complaint was dismissed. BUIRGLARIES.—No less than eleven burglaries have been committed on the Acton-road within the last 3 weeks. The house of Mr. Parker, silversmith, of i Berner's-street, at Southall, Middlesex, was broken into last week, and robbed of plate, linen, Ste., to al considerable amount. Early on Sunday morning last the house of 51r. Manton, gun-maker, also at Southall, was broken into, by forcing she fruat parlour shut ters, and the robbers got off With a quantity of Mien, apparel, &c. but it is supposed they were alarmed by some means, as they might have obtained much more, booty. The house of Mrs. Fenshawe, situated a short I distance from the road, through Ealinreosuionn, was broken into at the back part, and roperty in plate r , linen, licc. to the amount of nearly 101//. w a s s t o lels., tu The thieves here regaled theselies,64luw with ham' and a bottle u.' bruistly. , for magi) Torpentine con.iderahle parcellitist ivelbeti ma d e a t i i iyerpool en itcosiat of Lembo Mew % set w . ssd r iAlapt for the treater prop e rtied 6f the yaw tity sew here, the sleeted price lye boss og ate , There are arrivals af Virginia Tar. for %%id ta t highest rate iisserted is 'Aril. Spirits ire again how —la Pitch or 110. in there is no alteration. OILS.—The prices of Oreenland Oil mast be lei a shade lower, yet the demand appear. to behe mo th. particularly for export, end, as the @hipping l aw r e expected rather earlier than usual, on acconit of" 0„, late mild weather, it is confidently anticipated t h in will be a very coni.i.lerable export dentami ; *te at hsti Srcels hare already been takes fut the Ma' am. permaceti and Linseed are rather lower, is the ath et description. of OH there is no alteration. SKINS, by Puplic Sale.--6973 skis. Paseh o pik Beaver, I6s. 2d. a. 325. 6d.; 6271 skins damaged lad staged, 13.. a. 205. 1d..-293 Cub Bracer, 245, 4. 3b l damaged lbs. 1 Id. a. 19s. Id.—Cone y Wool is cm% white 7.. Id. per lb. c.arroted ss. 6d. a. 7. —R e mi t skins eer dos. Es. a. 65.-566 Seal skins, 2s. 94>s sw per skin. HUDSON BAY COMPANY'. SALE of 611111 —KW Musquash, Is. tid. alsliel.; Coat Bearer Item . a IS.. dd. ; 6371 Parchment, Ellailsna. id. adieu, u s. 238.11 d. damaged lbs. 2d. a Maid. sad Vs. Id. 11a,sh 1644 Cub.39l. 4d. a 32. 841, lianiaged 105.6 d. a 19. to t —2400 Rabbit is.ld. a Is. 44. per dozen.—Buffalew ei t Ed. a 70- per lb. COALS.— Yesterday's Market--Nnweesns.—Nee. don 365.9 d, 37t. Main. 375. 94, flip LI ' lodge ~ Highborn _ t o n 375. 3d, Ho well 36. - Killingworth 975, OrIK OW heugh M. 9tl, thaw Main 37. Polotwp Windsor' s &s. Tantield Windsor's 38s. 6d, Townley 37s 9d,Walker Ohi 375, Walls End Bell and Co's 40s, Walls End Bowie% 395. 6d,Walls End Brown's 37s 9d, Walls End fires .. 3d, Walls End Ellison 3ss, Wails End Newmarshal e , Walls End Nothsiasbarlasul Ws, Walls End Pere y 34 Walls End Riddells 3659 d, Walls Esti Hassel39s id ailk w a ll s E n d Westow 3tis, Wvlaut 355. 6.l.—Scaum Lawn—Eden Maio 3tis Ild. I;ambton Primrose 37 ,, , Nes. ; hani Main 365. tid, Walla End I.luibtoo 41., Ws% Kai ; Stewart 41s. DREADFUL- CATASTROPHR. -..10.- PIAMOVTII, Sax. 29.—About two o'clock on Wedurs. flay afternoon, the Receiving-House of the Royal Pat. der Works, at Kinterhury, about two miles up the Ila• moose, blew np with a dreadful explosion, he which sa old man mimed Came, and a boy called gatthewors, who were the only persons on the works, unfertusately perished. It appears that a quantity of 3-pounder ear . 'ridges bad lately been received, which the men is the establishment were employed in opening, and patting the powder and shot into separate barrels: happily sem persons were that day sent to measure timber, aboatths distance of half* mile, so that only two remained on the premises. It is conjectured that in throwing the ins shut together, some sparks were elicited, and c.iasmasi. casing with the louse powder which might accidentally have got into the barrel, caused the fatal occurrence.— Abotut forty barrels were in the house, headed up, which blowing up at the same time, spread great dela:tidies, and violently shook the houses for several miles ratted. Nearly all the windows in Ninterbury-brume are inland; at Saltash, St. Stephen's, and even in Peek, mass posse of glass were broken by the shock ; asd sow oiatoskot were picked np near St. Rideau's. }lnc—Yesterday zooming, between 4 and 5 eider! the watchman going. his rounds, discovered daises issuing from the cellar of the lions* of Mr. Mesa cheesenionger, No. l kit, High-street, Whitechapri; he alarmed the inmates, who were buried is sleep. The flames being general below stairs, ladder. were placed against the first floor windows, at which 'lithe family were taken into the street, with the exception s Mrs. Best and a servant-maid , who got oat at Noe i f l' the attic windows, and crawled on the tops of the ailjacent houses to that of Mr. Ottery, a shoemaker. which they entered by means of forcing flows the sky-light. Several engines soon arrived, and the 6re was kept from extending any further than the shop. Domes of pierces crop. Han. Thy house.. and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. Ily his discourse on tnarriage. so ea raptiked his auditors with the subject, that the martini men hew to their wives, and the bachelors hasteeed to he wedded : and The Spectator" has affirmed, that the ward " bite" is the most agreeable and delightful name la ulnae. The sacred institation, then, of marriage, eompares the desideratum of our esjoyment ; teeming not only with imp piness ow earth, but disposing the soul itself to harm's& with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it bet-times an imperative dety. not only to replete& passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from these is purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure's"? have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attendee rte attributable many of those hapless instances, which. white they excite the commiseration of the beholder, sheald sin Impress him with the fear of self-reproneh. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a realdetter is the tropics will relax the elastic fihre—but more especially I does the premature infatuation of youth too frequestly rosy promise the natural dignity into a state or intuition, OWN whence the agonised sufferer more Wm doubts the dowel relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, On* hope—energy—.muscular strength—felicity ; nor will ewe advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they stety the multiplied molt of twenty years successful experieeee. The easy cares of startled Ilk, are sometimes Metaled by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—forte female habit is often eonstitatieeally week—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient Georg) is' proved into functional peat pr. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as la 'veil • relaxation of the generative economy. we pledge ear ebility to cure speedily, and with Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling ampule from the position so prestiol o * ottsly taken up, we deviate from general principles with k's hesitation ; and confident its our own honourable Integra? IS Members of the College of Surgeons. se refer the sefrnsf community of either sex (especially those entering into ea trimenlal life) at once to our house. where daily attendaser is gives for personal eonsoltetion ; slid letters form St country are immediately answered : these must wends I remittance for Advire and Medicine. whirl' eon he forwarded to any part of the world. however distant. UUtdS and Co. M. It. C. Snrceons. flotiverie-street, Fleet-street, Londe'. • • Private door round 114(. corner. just published (Fifteenth edition/- The MO IS of LIFE. a familiar entameetery oil the shalt Diseases. Ity 41()14S and Co. Addressed to the Vouthaa" filaturity of both Sexes. May be had at VI, Paternoster - ro e; 30, Palf-mall ift, Princes-street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-street t and efall Booksellers. Pricers. DIF.D. On Sunday morning. the ISth initt lenly. la her Olt year. Elizabeth, the wife of Richnrd Williams, litepoit -arrest. In IlasinEhallottreet, Solomon Wed& Esq. heed 7 11 . Ou Irritlay, the Zed+ Intl., John 11/lel:ley. Nal. brewer , et Nallsott-mptare. late of New inatun - b u.. On the IfSih Inst.. William en. d' e Polygon. Somers'-town. aged Oh. Ott the MO hut.. deeply lamented Its he was mach belo"4 gdirard Manley, Esq.. of Patermel ems• 140001111: Editrd. Printed. and Publi.hrd at the Uike ' 4 TUB STATIMIAN" aid Tilt C os 4TI fUTION 1 • 4 1 1411 Pv ) .1 .11/°' Strand. oppoalti St. I leser et* . C . t.utee. Ca •• • •4 1 DE 1 . 1 .. LL. II.: to wi tt •na nil tifilS, 11/. are requested 14 he aJdrc,irJ id , 1 AO .... , 1 1 I 1 L I