The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-21 00:00:00

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APRIL 41 • The abduction Cause, between the Duke of Athol and Gene- aP t ie r c l i. Gla F,Y.—lt was din:tilt to conjecture she i rat Robertson, costs . 'The LORWCHANCIELL affirmed. with 1001. cos OR moved the postponement ethos that lime might arrive, when, accordieg to the Neble Earl, this full explanation was to be given, nod this consideration of the Sealeb Jury Bill Ameadments till Monday. Earl ST ‘NHOPE agitated to the motion, observing that was a case which, of necessity, demanded their the amendments of the Canianons must be amended, otherwise Lordships' immediate attention. The Noble Earl it would he impossible to understand them.—Nlotion agreed to. So- The Greenland Whale Fishery Bill was read a second time. , had described our engagements wi:h the present RELkTIONS WITH NAPLES. , wereign of Naples as amounting to nothing morn Earl GREY.—It • had always been 1113 principle' than a mere Convention for a suspension of hostiti • doriog a pending negociation, to leave it to be ma.. ties ; but it was impossible that our conduct on that tinged by the Executive Government, upon the re. • occasion could be so explained : for he would uuder sponsibility which ought always to attach upon per. take to prove that the person who acted for the Go wns in that situation, without making any comments vernment of this country had distinctly pledged its upon it, unless in very particular cases. To the honour for the fulfilment ofthe Austrian Treaty with general rule there must be exceptions, for cruet the King of Naples, in pursuatie, it was to he pre sometimes arose daring the progress of a negoclation gamed, of powers eon him for that purpose. lie which imperiously demanded the most prompt and had actually modified that Treaty, and upon 0 e immediate attention,—cases in which the character faith of this country the Sovereign of Naples had ac of tire s eation for honour and good. Mite ..3 1110rg .1.0:. ~ r cep t e d that Treaty so modified. The eltaracter of . delioly involved, that it might be: ottenSfed Villiettni tbellritisis nation was 411 every fair ahttliberel Sit* . ' most dangerous arid mischievous consequences to of the transaction irrevocably pledged ; and it .vas . allow them to past unnoticed, even until the close of of the last importance that their Lordships should be satisfied upon that head, and take such steps as a negociation. Acting upon the principle which he t had stated, he had studiously refrained From inter he occasion and circumstances should appear to de fering with Ministers in the conduct of the negocia- mated, if they wished that honour .and good faith tion, as long as he thought it possible, consistently should hereafter be considered as characteristics of with his duty, so to abstain, and perhaps belied ,the British nation. He, therefore, gave notice for abstained too. long. Cases certainly had occurred Monday week of a Motion for further information which rendered it necessary to break through the on the subject to which he had referred. general rule, and to call without delay for full and ' SAXONY. explicit information, anti the most serious and I The Marquis WELLESLEY gave notice that he anxious attention. Of this description was the would bring forward his Motion on the subject of transaction with respect to Genoa, a subject which a Saxony to-morrow (Friday) week. Noble Friend of his (Marquis of Buckinham), not! COURTS-hIA RTI AL. now present, intended to bring under their Lord.; The Earl of EGREMONT rose to bring forward ships' consideration,-1 transaction in which bad : his promised Motion relative to the Courts-martial sti PERIOR ADVICE• policy and a disregard of the rights of nations was on Capt. Brown, of the Hermit, on Capt. Roberto, Ir is of the first consequence to ascertain on deplorably manifest, and in which the good faith and on Col. Quentin. lie disclaimed any intent io n , . whose talents and integrity a firm reliance may be and honour of this country appeared from the docu- whatever to reflect on the Admiralty or on the puttee in atllieti.m. Messrs. CURR I E and Co., Surgeons of eminence and high professional nut inmesits, Members of the ments which had al r eady been p roduced to have been Prince Regent, and hoped their Lordships would 'fusee Colleges ..f London and Edinburgh, present in the Ptah- deeply compromised. Of that description, likewise, give him credit for not being actuated by any u n due lie mite rrstilt of 30 sears experience in Ih. Cure of Venereal was the transaction with respect to Saxony, to which motives. His Lordship (whom we could not hear Complaint., ;aid those Debilities and Deficiencies which not usirequently prey. ni or embitter the m atrimonial st a te. to the his Noble Friend near him (Marquis Wellesley) distinctly) stated the Charges against Cap!. Brown, sari. us gradation-, Trim recent infection in confirmed Loris, had pledged himself to call the attention of the of the only bad and very discreditable parts of which their tr atment commands very often a speeds, and always a not to House,—a transaction in which not only had national he had been proved be 'guilty, and vet the radical cure. In dubious cases, their long and well-arrang.d ex pretence sive, them a promptitude of decision that kecures I rights and feelings been utterly disregarded, but verdict was generally that the Charges had been the Patient from tiein g mercurntlized Out of existence, or hay- i where we had set ourselves up as judges of national p irtly proved, and the sentence was that Capt. tug his constitution undermined, and the vital principle destroy ed hs a latent, hut insidious disease s or a blind mid fatal cone- delinquency, ant! had taken upon ourselves to punish Brown he dismissed his Majesty's service. Tialivere . dine in blaalltow pretenders. an independent State according to our own notions diet and sentence had been considered by cement the In Nsrvou, Debility, Vascular Relaxation, mid Atony of the Organs, arising from excessive indulgence, insalutiroes of the moral and political obligations under which most eminent . law, ers as unwarrantable and illegal s . climates, or solitary sensuality, their practice givesnew life and ; that State was bound to have acted ;—a transaction and his Lordship expressed his hope that Captain flergy to the system, even in rases which ore verging on de-', whore the old and established principles of national Brown would be restored. With respect to the se spair. Strictures and mites derangements of the Urethra they remove in a mild and effectoil .wanner. Slight and Terrill eases 1 rights and national independence had not only been coati Court-martial, his Lordship appeared to one of Venereal Infection are cured in the short petiod of two • lost sight of, but one where new principles on that eider it as a proof of the'necessity of attenilitig more dos. bad bee set .op, such as had never before to the institution of regimental Courts-martial, which TO the Female Sea it will he coruotitare to know th a t they .I SubiPc t n may he cured of those Debilities chick defeat coiteeptiun, aid iteen heard of till promulgated by a British Secretary he said had been too much neglected. With respect sap the fomidation of e A suipasal i'giegisy, . lof Slate. A third case of exception was to be found to the Court-martial on Col. Quentin, his Lordship Patients treated with ctualoJr, dear , ey, and inviolable re in the course that apppeared to have been pursued pronounced an eulogium on the Officers of the 10th creep. steers. CURRIE and Co. may be , . n sulted every day, at towards the present Sovereign of Naples. It would Hussars, whose conduct had been solely actuated by their house, 107, Mumps irien. be in the recollection of their Lordships, that when.: the desire to wipe off the reproach of want of disci. •.• Lett. rs from the C "miry, stating minutely the case, mode of living, Om and eeriusing a remittance for Achim and the accession of the Sovereign of Naples was consi- line in the regiment—that want of discipline having Medicinei, will he treated a ith studious attention. dered as of the utmost importance to the common , been noticed and censured by the Duke of Welling- No. 107. Ilanato-earl n. cause, a Treaty had been concluded. between him : ton; and he could not but notice the strange inge. DEBILITY, dtc. by which the Crown of Naples was' nuity by which that circumstance, being in reality a UNCOURAGED by the uniform success at- ! a gu hd Austria, aranteedo'the present Sovereign, its consideraelcircumstrnce of great aggravation, was converted 1:4 fending the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of i a few prevalent C ~ ..plaints which has keen confirmed by the ' tion of his joining the Allied cause. To this Treaty . into a reason for an exemption from f u r t he r ce ns u re . experience ni nrioy years, i n ' a large and extensive practice— be contended the faith of this country was distinctly 1 His Lordship also particularly noticed the Charge of sensible also, of the happy effects resulting to the Public from p l e d g ed , an d th a t P r inc e a ccordingly joined the cause i leaving some divisions of the regiment without orders Medical Men confining their attention to it certain class of Die ease., Mies-re . COSS and CO. Members of the Royal Cal. of the Allies. But it would a ppe ar that at the Con- 1 when engaged with the enemy— a most serious le g e of Surgeons in London, continue to direct their studies to 1 gross it had been determined not to act up to the I charge, and one would imagine that any Offic er those Disorders m - I ro nsiderote Youth. which not only occasions a numerous train Treaty, and in the conduct of this country, in regard . f ound guilty of it would be heavily censured. But of Nervous Affections, but also entails on its votaries all the tothat transaction, there was manifested such a cheese- :an opinion prevailed among some Members of the enervating imhecililies of old age. In that distressing state of ter of bad faith and inconsistency s he had almost : Court-martial, that an error of this kind ought not Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of inch bane fat habits excessive drinking, long residence in hot Climates, said of obliquity and fraud, that it was utterly im.: to be heavily cens u red , un le ss it arose from one par or any oilier raise, by which the powers of the constitution possible to refrain from calling their Lordships' most , ticular motive, and that motive was cowardice : but become etifeehled, as regular!) , educated Surgeous Of London. ! serious attention to the subject. The national hoe his Lordship apprehended tha,t where it arose from they offer a firm, safe, nod speedy restoration to souod and! vigorous health, ; sour required that this should be done, and the un- improper negligence, and other causes that might be where art early application I. made for the c.„,, of a Cer- ! fortunate result with which this conduct was now so mentioned, it might still be a ground of severe can. lain Disorder, frequently contriteted in n moment of inehrle- , likely in the splice „f . to be attended, formed another point descry- sure. (staid Egremont concluded by moving an Ad- Iv, the emairatinn is generally completed ALL THE THREE PRIZES OF I two days. and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of ing of the most envious consideration. If the re- dress to the Prince R e g ent f or the returns of the a ritt.i 00 Venereal Infection, c luiraciesized by a variety of painful mid : !so r ts in the Newspapers could be credited, hostili. Courts-martial on Captains Brown and Roberts, Joe of HOD flatness Go'it hi , were shared and sold by : distressing ssmptions, a perseverance in their plan (without re• r BM, the Cosaractm. viz. Idretillt la diet sir exercise) will ensure to the Patieut a permanent i ! ties had even now commenced between ALM , ia and withsome others, which we could not distinctly as. 4'41 drawn Wednesday. April 19,"£99.001) mid radical care. : Naples, and it was now high time that further infor- certain. Sole drawn ilteciarAgy, April 19 , .C 30,0.10 The Dionses of the Urethra, as frequently connected ' • , 1401 drawn eettirday. April 15. 4111.000 with, or arising from the above Complaint, hove not escaped : mation should be given on a subject which was now , The Duke of YORK, in a short speech, delivered 44:19 •Nawa Wedneetloy, April 5.1u00 Gniaraa. , their lineation; by ea Infalliblenna improved plan,they oreen- become of vital importance. If war were again to in a low voice, vindicated, as far as we could perceive, mg/ announces I abled to remove obstinate Giros and listictures, VITH the sincerest please re T. recent we or long domino , without resorting iu the painful • whetter, recommence, which he trusted it would not,—for to the Court-martial on Col. Quentin, as being under V . the above aaprreedeoled nacelle to his ?Wends, the : moo moose of the Ctuotie Bougie. M o ny i ns t ant - riva l; he i the last moment he would not give up his hopes of the guidance and advice of the Advocate - general. loalie base as an distinguished a manner, h"nrett bits : additri f f very inveterate cars,al...sera! years continuance, peace l there could be no doubt but the forces of the Lord COM BERM ERE said, he had considered their rMetaarlda in die MOW Polutlat Luise!" JustJust slaibuc u 1 . having yielded to their meths(' is: a few days. after the cure hod • grat•ittrie he his arras goot I been attempted by other Practitioners without effect; and i King of Naples would operate as a very considerable the Officers of the 10th a fine body in the field ; but ANOTHER GOLDEN LOITERY, I i such has been the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years, ! diversion against the Allies , and in favour of the had heard they had signed a kind of round-robin, inane : se 0 ootnimb , Go tg one t „ ot h er prise a g3l3.0()0, , that the mode of treatment has hai. in one single instance, ever act, , enemy. Under these circumstances, in every view and mos t admit that yds conduct appeared to him leseit. that t hi s Lottery is restricted by Goverment to . proved abortive , during which period innigy thous ind persons of l th e f ul l es t the sul • informa ti o n 300.' Ti i hr..; for having sold la the Lottery just concluded of Both Sexes have csper l enre a the en j oyment „f having two led* of 13.(11•11 Tickets. and thus rendered unable ( as Con- perfectly cured, after severe su e inj u rious methods bad been given. It was high time for Ministers to explain Lord MELVILLE alluded to Capt. Brown's case; 'slts meet the demaads of every Office-keeper foe Tickets persevered in to no purpose. what steps had been taken by them to prevent the he had been found guilty of stripping to fight a "Inv, 18th (um cloy bernre the last drawing), as all the To Married Females, whew expectations of those tender .el , were dispnwartr, I t wilt he i nsi s.sible, from the shove pledges of connuh'at happiness have hem defeated, it may Jibe lirenewal of hostilities between Austria an d N a p les, if Master of a trans p ort, on his own quarter-deck ; mited number of Tickets (and being obliged to supply he a pleas i ng reflection to e cow , t h at b y a proper perseverance they could have been prevented ;or et least to show, and• also of a false muster. The latter Charge *p eer,- keeper wish it fair proportion), so meet the wishes in these remedies, the general health is renovated, and the im- t ho ugh his hopes that it could be shown were not sun- peered to rest on a misconception. lii the case of I lu s friend. t and s o he is ripally g rairfel to every one of pediments removed. I. he shi,ul,l feel it „jut :o snake distilled sus. by retaining , Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the care of these guise, that the character and honour of this country Captain Roberts, the Court found him guilty on Tickets or Shares for those woo are late ist honouring him pat lictibir compkiiii-, in order that they may not be marked b a d no t h e eu sacrificed in the transaction to which he some points , and susp e c ted on others. The y were their tome: w a s ; and therefore intreats au immediate up- by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the referred. informed the sentence was illegal, and a direction ' Hes e at ignorant empiric. think it hut justice we themselves to state. ALL THE FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS that they have been properly educated and initiated into every The Earl of LIVERPOOL.—The manner- in was drawn up by the Law Officers, pointing out the lelirere fr ~,,, the Bank. aid the whole Lottery will be- branch of the profession (eettificatts of which. filen various which the Noble Eail had called for information at fitness of superior accuracy in future. the s• es Lith May (two month). h,,,pitals, and testimonials from the highest profeosseral who- Th a t a res id ence the present period, before the negociations had been Lord CA RNARVON spoke of the unsett led state '• BISII, Contractor ,4, Corahikand 9, Charing- Cross , rities, they base to convince any el:quirt-O. in the warmer hemisphere of our eaStrie world, as walla in_ Laotian. brought to a close, rendered it somewhat embarrass- of the law respecting duels, and, the peculiarly bard --..e..__ _ other pasts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches to so t,„,„ b answer him. The Noble Earl adverted to the case of a young Ensign, who, after having distill. 11TTA SII'IIII.ITICA, OR DR. CADY'S ANTI- having been coufined to diseases already eneinerated, Mee hold VENEREAL DROP. out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the cases of Genoa and Saxony, and the time would guished himself in the-most gallant manner it. the debilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid z.use.; Arid • wholesale. rt :ail. and fur exportation. by the Proprietor, farther, that haying had opportunities, in their professional Ca- com e, when on these, as well as on other points, sortie from Beyonne, was forced to leave the service 5. lierrard-treet, Soho, Leicester-square, London. paeits, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the coostitu • the fullest explanation would be given. With re- for nut fighting a duel, from an accidental leitcontre 'NOTHING can be more Reis com faints be immediately removed. la etrimportant to those if. ttonal habits of seafaring persons, they of f er to them the best specs to the ca s e of Na p les, it was true that a Con- at the Bour t leaux Theatre, where he felt himself to Ili, tea with the Venereal Disea-e or any disorders nrising ; assurances of iusteediote ief ; that the ammo resultine from tletnion bad been concluded between t he - p erson who be most in the wrong. irrlf . iff impuri t y o f t he blood, Of we ll . as to future posterity , the ir e n deavours first induced them in quit t h e practice of the 41-st was now de facto Sovereign of Naples, and Austria ; Lord G RANT LEY was of the seine (+pinion. e el general practitioner: and they presume their preirnsiom con "' it ll.is disord p er wherein salivation has frequently fai i , smote a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with and it ayes true that the British Officer then in com. Lord GREY thought the case of Captain Bra' I tthrn no other mean% could re-tore the unhappy sufferer to which they have. by the public, hero so liberally hontiured. II lt. file Ckllla SiPhililita ban been the etrestual remedy to [ Prnieto; in the country are requested to staie . the particulars nand in Italy, had concluded an armistice with that severe, was glad to find that it was discharged of i se Wise I , ealils and activity. " of their ease, age, and meaner a living, roc-Wane a remittance person. He could not, in consistency with his pub- the degrading features, end felt confident in the hog r l'e elrect of these Drops are almost imperceptible in their ; for advice and medicines, and the remedies will be given or for- lie duty, give any further explanation upon that held out by the Noble Lord (Melville) for hie ' , men givis m strength and lone to the serves, and are well ! w arded to any part of the kingdom. point, at the present moment. The time would come lure prospects. He knew nothing personally "h placin g in the cabinets of captains and misters of ships, t To he enerelted at their Muse daily (personally. or be leiter, I Al' w ill keep g ood in all climates. post paid) by patients of either sex, with - secrecy, delicacy, when it weed be shown that the character of the Captain Brown, but from having given him re fs Nes iii battles at bs. 6d. each. I and attention. I British nation for honour and good faith had not ment when in the Admiralty WI nigh recummetidatiou '. Medical and surgical advice, rags, from eight till ten la Goss and Co . Surgeom,l3, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. 1 , 7.lortim g . Stay 1,1809. been compromised, and thee it would be seen to of his bravery.—[Hear !] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LARK. S present-EVENING, April 41, their 141ipatioe gervrtne* will • Prf•wn IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. KING HENRY THE FOURTH. Falstaff, (3d time), Mr. Bartley, Tn which will he added. THE ADOPTED CHILD. 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