The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-11 00:00:00

,II 7, 1 F sir -.~. ~..~r.wii ~-• StST INDIA INTELLIGE, Ilyi 'tile Modest* frigate, arrived at Perimponth J , fren. Indio, we have received a regular Kelm of COtl o . cotta Joareals to tbr.eud of s'eplembee.. - Thifeßoa: .., .llr. ine canines comp r ise the most material of their emir , .10/ tentiii— , . by . CALCUTT t,• Stow. 14.—Oar late advices from the .ported Ponjmn state, that the sons of the Vizier Atteb bilk. • Mr bo%Ened 44 an, of Cashmere, had takes' possession,, served in their ow n Ogee, of all tae countries immediately temp, divendent en Attnck. Their troops had 'attacked pens Mow in the service of Ntahmoudti..ah, the reigning William Sultan of Cahn!, and defeated them with considerable . aiding ' loss" in killed. wounded, end prisoners. ' Malusoud and after Shah , hisazeif remained stationary at Calm!, end, as deli usual, was much distressed for supplies. ituajeet : that , s ng . wa , a , Lahore; lb..- kiwi 1114.41 ill, but was re f ~ .orMe covering at the date of the last Advices. •: • • I„ The whole of the property taken at Djojacirta is • • Mr immense. The greatest partNef .100 now on its. ! • Mr. way.to Bengal : and the priaeanoney is aiiia to be Ow shard amongst the claimants. - • . . _ ... !Vs: The following is an extract of a letter ma the sib.. DM .-, . , • ' RV ..., • • - 4 , 4b .• " Din.; ' l ocinTl JUNE 2R, 1612.---NiseD illist . wrote; we have had hrtiith . nith the Salta," of. 1:114: . 7t, I .l' jOcarta ; and stith a: Natty trivial loss on oar parf, • w>," have stormed his palace, liken. him prison?, and • 14 .2"- raised his sett to the throne. His treasure has be. Dover .•/ in thsti•juriidintion ~ coin? the property of the captors, and a subaltern's wished ... . _ I say that the Alb 'tiers . not _.....cr . -*T. littik,... and imparti . bearing the., , pa;tL ..ir about ae hsaltaitsudi 'an' enter' 'would .._ - . . share wilt amount to between 3 and 4000 dinars.— , injusilte .towards 111=a34111:Verbrati4b e 0.... PAR4 II4I III/Itqft PS' DISSOLVED applied believed t'hey Might obtain in Kent. The t ive befehdisti. 'Titellsautif Olen state grattemment ": our loss is loconsidfrable,_comphred with the nom. .., 'Der of trodps ,If horn we had IS oypiee. The enemy Joint-at?* • ettelpany of thi Atsrefn.,Piet /tiro of ilda . itterketir„.-bet .the ; Cart meld: not Iwiiiionp.. W. Shawn dud J . Jarksaa. Bacon, t. - ' ' wan stood well whilt they were shattered by their f ar m. ; concerned, ,etsd the twoceedittx Ile pan_ *kaiiiktqedri bim itti)iirfeellg44 , sillalit lie .mberailie, but *f i ll* t i j:? r oinaltm e lleteeK3.4raftelietellsoW;/ .‘at t 4 o 3 .# aa et lions, bat at the , sight or ode men on the top of ,in eoniqufoor 4 cer t a in . liansactletli)ibi, _ . E.4eld . i;‘..lcOuld soL ratiltiliinqleppy. If he bad , thiog ti G w owing. iln '74:l.4 6 l t rrlV,. s . 4Yell . 2 . ;lrlobritort: if. . 1. ...0 linne,!ed liken 0164 when the Compsinrestdinummidf ady against the Defendant, or his proftngs, then ~ -esis G. Stew, ailibm rers-tifitit - tit - , peon acid T. LesihoOmn, theft walls, they Win all idiVecetons. Colonel Gil. i cesitif desalt, , who commanded, was woortevl, but not se- to entorte else • tale be paid by - erertisePOP ittirlkel might the court now hear him i but *the 'tnisdenteky . 4, 1emem „:4:2 1 .: ch"thell'id 3nd r . P•r""Y; • . Claws hand AV .giabbeas, Pim.. verely ; and as officer of his . Atijimaibi loth regiment bu t all *Palate Pier, a g reeably t to 'the prowl*** of 1 moors of attorneys mo s t be matters bf s eparate COOL. ! sod ii. Le., L ou th , ~im . „..m entast, _ 1 has since died of his wounds." '- " ' the Act esiliblishing the Joint Codipany.—ReinNial ' *tam!, and 'Attie . 11141oings "conid nor iliired " 6611 . ' 'We .3 : Hai; 14 Tertlieit' eitivilants-M. 16:111 atlj: BotattAY CASTLE, Ac0..12.—i11s Majesty's ship granted. hood. lawds. nainitiftwitra—J. Upton. Ina. and J. Nat. .. • , l'olage arrived from Great Britain this morning, -.- ~..aumues V. pMftliftnti, The Plaintiff Aunt prayed. to-be snot to the liCieen : ot_. f rtitiftle4 atledlize• lime-benters- A. !i.e.', tr. w. G.,. 1 c 4 .havlng on hoard Sir Evan Nepeast, Bart. the new Go. 'A etnint,gottni o that an ► airsdititt had been put , Beaph Prisms instead. of Alienate ; bat the ikt,... 4 w•Tt1: 3 4: 1 4. 1 , , f ... eav ilastyw.lll.4lthants-J. 3. Bowes E. lint. . • • venter of Bombay. . into - has Na - fi x * * 'on of the burnt of 'lfogoerso . o, 1 fondant, who was in Court, sold, be could not con 4 I Etionneker.. sad VaTi - diaTtisar eet pOitita r 7 . l. lf e t terre liorTP I attorney. - CA ucurrs, SEPT. 21.—Tlailifendvisaii from Ili a . I who had 'no kttorney, complaining of what such in- i oent: . iO this change without tbnapPrebtitioni lot his . raeob.nirrsititairs, erotets-3.• tad' N. Newport , Bath. d ' - at it -- ' in that , dividuat denied:tit be withitt Abe' jurisdiction of the . . ..,. . . , ..-.., ...t=ers t - 1 J. inch" itad•C. Linwdati, Jermya.street, wine - ._ _ .W. and W"" - - - . .a1t0--w, Wr - . J.fflolless; j - • iosten give an account souseinovements . quarter, which- would seem to denote the near ap. preach of events. Ameer Khan, of whose existence there is no longer auy doubt, suddenly quitted the Rajah of Jandpore in anger, and set out for Ajmer& The Rajah hod sent out people after him "to appease him, and pna ♦ail on him to return. 'Meanwhile the Khan was es. erting all his effort, to obtain assktance, and Gael without success. Several cot* of infantry and ie.' tillery had been promised him tibia different quar ters. In Jay pore, it would appear, that Chud Sing, with the army of theitejah, bed latterly been successful agsi.ist Mahommed shah Khan's fortes. From Lea. bal we learn that Soojahaul Moolk has been seised, and ro:•filiciin the fort of Attock, by ,T. Khan, bro ther of the 'Satin) of Cashmere. Runjent Sing was occupied in preparations for an expedition alaiost Cashmere, which hepropose4 to undertake in the ensuing a tolsmti. Court, and. ter which their Lordihips world grant, the Defendant Hauterson set firth in his af fidavit, that he bad taken a house in-Exetenstreet, for an mewed istrnioral 'purpose; that a warrant of attorney had been given for - the money ; that thiL money not being. paid, execution had been entered up ; that the Def Nilaat, however; thought he had no tight to pay . the illieney ; since the whole transati:e' trop was immoral and incorrect, all parties having • knowledge of such fact. Mr. Justice lat EiGANC . --0 .6 But, pray, does. in Hamerson still:- continue in possession of the hoese in question.. end in th , , exercise of those sine Moral practices which he so disliked is the parties %how he RIVIIS .;ley ?" • . Coutisaa-- : -.' yes , sty Lord." . Mr. Jolliet, La 'ik'atec-- 4 ' I 'km afraid there is about as much jilStiCe in this man's application, u 'Shrift is fircqpcy in his conduct;' Cotreszte." I fetid hies so, my Lord." Lord litturaosoutur- - .4 Thou the intesorVis apfiearsto be in the paymeht of , the money, hot id the keeping of a breihel ; i think he had much bet ter open his eyes a little, and take a more enlarged view oT morality, otherwiso he may be punished for his duct;&in for, if I mistake not ; some notice will be takei of him, after his very moral appearance Wm." The subjoined intetrucepee from Ireland control the stitement of* meetiothetween Mr. Bttront, of Lisscol t no, and Lord CASTLISLAGIII, with ti view to the coociliatioti oftho Irish Catholics. This were so important a goad, that Itti hardly dais bops fur the &unkempt of it. Irish Emancipatio% as. it is called, upon such conditions, as tato*, *tidy unbigotted Protestants, would, indeed, Its trans. cendent public blessing. Tel ciao*. iitATII. In this csaa,tha Defendant bad been committed by the Magistrates of S,nriey, on a ciarge exhibited against him by , a gilt of the name of Frayne, of having violated her person; and he now applied to the Court to ho discharged, on his recognizanees, to' appear at the Assizes to answer to the charge. , In support of this application, miler'sl affidavits wet. put in, from which it appeared, that the girl did not complain for weeks after the " violation" was alleged to tare taken place; that whets it did take place, she had not "attempted ,to, call out, or raise au alarm ; 64 that she told this• story to her 'aunt, who, 46 knowing her neice to be very much addicted to lying, questioned her closely," when she acknowledged that the whole was a vile fabrica lion ; that the girl herself had begged perdon of the Defendant, confessing that the story was a fabrication; contrived for the purpose of 'having some ,excuse to 'ger to her. father for suddenly leaving the place, fa' Which she then was. - The Court, on these affidavits being read, dered Mr. Heath to be discharged, on his, recogni , zances. $ Drill / IN, F ia 2. 66 CATUOLIC BoAan.—A considerable time was occupied in the reading and discussing of a special letter, received from Mr. Jerningham, the Secretary of the Board of English Catholics. " Mr. O'Csktwaa called the attention of the Meeting to an important in,terview which lately took place, in London, between Lord CASTLIRCAOU and Mr. Cssant.rs BUTLER, of_ Lincoln's-Inn, at his Lordship's, request. It appeared, by Mr. ecru.sa's letter to Mr. GRATTAM,_ detailing the conversation, that be has prepared and deposited with Lord Cis. Tr.maeauu, the draft of an Act of Parliament, to be passed this Session, for the repeal of all the penal laws against the Roman Catholic Body, and that his Lo rdship gladly undertook to take it into his most favourable consideration. • " It was directed, that a respectful answer be sent to Mr. E. JERNiNollAbi, by Mr. Haw, the Secretary to the Board." A letter from Deal says—" We hive an account here of twenty-three of the enemy's preens brigs having escaped from Calais, and two • frigates from Dunkirk, and sailed for the eastward ; they were seen by the Redpok, Urgent, and Shamrock, and several shots were exchanged, by *hick the Sham roc .'e had two men wounded ; but it is apprehended tfie uneasy received but little lejuttliaving kept so ? Apse in short.." Their Lordships ordered Bochum" to be biought, op *in to.morroit t application to be side, io the mean time ' to the atteeneyfor his approbation. Their Lordships did not rise till near' five o'clock. —eft. CHAPT ER ilinisz l y. OAIII:$, Zat.lo. • en AIaIIEiLAIN Sliik CHAISINIILAIST. 'ln this cause of Divorce, instituted on•the part of the husband against hii wife, by reason of adultery basing been committed (as alleged) With a. Lieut. Bromego (seem. Report of yesterday), the Learned Judge (Dr. PA*soNs) pronounced sentence. lle be gan with observing, that in these kind of cases it was almost impossible toning positive proof of the fact of aduitery, but in the *ptesent case, he said, be was clearly of opinion that the fact of adultery was com pletely and katisfictorily 'proved. He further oh, served, with respect to the defence set op on behalf of the wife, namely, that of negligence; inattention, and abindattawat of Use .*We by the husband, he was of opinion there was ne proof of that, that the reverse was the vile; for it liwared in evidence • that on i ktra.c.'s arrival in Enshnd, Mr. C. directed a Getz ' to pay her a maortltij allowance, and during i the time she resided in town, she was supplied with 1 money by her husband's agent. The Learned Judge conclUded by observing, spoil the whole (the fact of • adultery being Completely and decidedly proved) he was of opinion tile hatband was entitled to the re- Imedy he prayed, and eccordingly pronounced for the *same. • ' - ' • . . itiVEIANNAii V. nzia. At` tte Conif was about to rise, 'tile onaciatod re mains of a man addressed thpir. Lordships from the Jury-beat expressing his arm . b l opUlhat . 64r Lard thi p!. s4s•4,oxtep4 towardi -him for iery:staiV.tjtati, It, had mime on a writ 0 boas Ctirpoislioco Monate—his' name was BaChan i!an, the Plaintiff in this cause, and he wit now itit witonetclor trte coats of the Defendanet attorney. e was unable to get Counsel t, and he had now to spore their flisltirs for a Rule to show Califre t why the aim pros. herein should not be jet aside its *dr. Its the et* of cork" ad oatisfaciondzsos, ao# ithf he shoulder not be dischturd out of custody, he heilsg now conomd for the costs in the caw*, Ife ends thii "ppligatioa to their Lordships on au ediiiiiit I,b •— • • ; sii 4 4 so We understand that Mr. BscoVliiii'ailspitted statue of his MAJESTY, to be shortly erected in the Bauk of Irelatni-, • which has bow submitted to this ilspeetion of the !Wye Family, and wo are In..' formed that he now permits it to be exhibited at ble house in Newman-street, to the_ Nobility and Ama. teurc of Art, between the hours of *eleven and four n , A fitittatct Gentleman's 'ime• riage having been Stopped opposite a tradesman's door iu the Strand,,ou Tuesday, in such a manner as to prevent the free Ramage of the pedestrians, tin. less they Walked into the middle of the street, a Gen" demon who was PaSdn4 aist wjto viewed with in. diguatiOn the fact of several genteel women being forced to - march thrOugh the gutter, desired the Coachman to move a few yards either one way or the other. The fellow, hiwever, instead of obeying the order 9 impertinntly told the Gentleman 66 to hit • hUtry was over." A abort :dialogue ' took place. At length the Gentleeseiv ending he calif net obtain histad by fair means, 'satiated the bet, and at one blowsiest Jervis to the ground. A. great crowd witnessed the scene with muck plumate, acid n volley ef mad, which was bung after thocar• riage, finished thOethibition. Etratatosa &ay Acctomet.—One of the' iron pipes lately laid dowi In the Strand, having set. Wiled kid .1 Snisr.ittriNo.----A female, drissed In the .finh style of fashion, who stated her name to be Williams, wet yesterday charged, at Marlborough-street Office,' with stealing a valuable shawl &oat the shop of Price, a linen-draper, in Oxford-street. Tbe Pg. saner, accompanied by another female, also ektantly the shop on Monday evening, dud was booty is looking over some !goner wes observed, by a-person in +rough the' shop.window, to take Al doh from off the coonter, whisk she degrees to conceal under bar scarlet discovery was communicated to the • attained the Prisoners, she was and found the property open bee. fully committed fdr trial. r.?.--Mr. Pain, of Argyle.street,' , n and oetrageously amealted4ibr reffianv, who met hiss returning sysarater on Sunday evening. Flo Mm, but no attempt, whatever hiaa. The. eandlaats mils. dirk Was aniagati: in making the rei).lkr a ,.wassent out .4 2 the hole by' the force of the water", With ssicli that; to 'itse own wettdi l7 W he. 'did - not know for 4nate time whether he t kilt hr . not." Last week, Messrs. Warne and WiMune, Coat, stables of ilorough: of Portsmouth, went os heard the thienleh frikate accompanied by Admix Lliatfoant, to appniarOd% j. Uiet, a~ G.~, brM~i, lioea •unur„, eccurnpurneu I Ott!red, entered the srhilet one of them articles; the Prisonei • I the strept looking th ,It the olutol in questiol i • contrived by deg ree mantle. 'fhb d isco shopkeepego. who at 'eating the shop, en The Prisoner was fu I , DAR 73141 AVIAT:f.? 11 eras knocked down four irrill-dressed re on toot . from Bari 'had property shout vas mode to b lISCAhiII. . • . . ~- . 1. . re"- .•-• ..... , 14 , :. . • . . :101t ._..... : ____ . •t , ii • sui , p v .- 1. t „., ! ••• ...4.-.A:-:;-' - + ''''''''..., ""1 4 .• - . ... .... 41 ! ."-? = 4. ' .7_ • ~ __ • .. • ....... .. . . . _ .... -..• , . ,• . X:, . 4 4 ,..6 4 6 P ..! 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Jostice Lt 111:4 ' Tire, polite'. . * cceb, - •'' 4 " . .r ialfflill 4l. . ila . '' . ' J 0.... dp OP""' He '. . ' , ill • 11• Pof , 494 ' '''', ,• , • .4serfee, c dier Afillki wed ihat the Detetielain hitilieeik . - of trim- "S 4 O "I r , ..4 4 aysyot .motitsp.f.the , easo; c, • . 6 4;oLtiaimilpt ... . Ai, A. B , an. op!. against , tiot'ewiiiei 10 - its 'Of. - ,Pitit s oyilk, , . t ,',1.„ . .i t ~ #1... - 4 . t• in tarcell wieosiesvaas...ssar t t,.s..7r7w w iAl i rt vs _lVhssisw as !ivi to Attend - Pt 'Otis - Ow-WA Irt_esaditiOn`96 ol . lo ; fli I 'Mt :: ' Ali 1 ~,* . ufav tlielitu. 4f•Ptr— -1?=.11' Pe rP ar, " o6ll l .. " 4/ . • , . ! T y I L_lp_Mtipattsoltsatti •• ..Y.seter. illiam Halt, of• rofkostone l, who was Iniiicled for t,a, ll to at. tir `!, • • ~,, PI: - I w ' ea,: ling in. the escipe -of - certain. Fience Isrlio'ne - ii . i wok, . p .. Ort.Platiftig, Isdinitittt - ate' trith:4f ..I- mit tiro Pribllt aligi . Ma tt el eg a e lr I. 41.11111111.6 21tfi1f 4 a after expediting on oc-stature Of elto'nWcOlei• i whatilkit llo o l atfiellttey Igt•Silideekttad thakett;t l,l 3 l 3 l; . • l4 . lefis eatier .4.l"actriVath ' r''' . livered. the . Mutenee • of the r Co met : ivtiiih Nast ' li h i lai d . id i rO feo rh is i klawi sini rklen . I :44fil ioes t t. sei ath i s ialr- - vir w i t i t t h e e t 014 :72 4 1 s c h , 4 1a0 . ,n" t e y * . . oide2 V illtila r al so 3:Vi l at je l: r. i i ;: „ .4444,1 ;"•"•' .. ler cer, 7 7t ve r-. it the person at (be her be Inipiliniiid in , the' gaol Maidstone fen the space of eh ralstsdir months.' in" wht4 ,#!!3',lat . iii,A b," .061. pt fliary or. re , " e =irt e 'r.ftalibi' c rate' ..,. . _ O 4 airy amion.- Titus:MlLS OF inixF.IIAL . oori Op, r ie h lie- . - 1 .... " r6okan4listW facrar4.llVoth Aj, n a r k e ii '""Mir • Fes. Ardfriess Mr. Nu N• waved fqr a R ule 0-0/I"sr-cal.ile.s. why- •. LetiPtiiiiiihriiiiiilltdd, that Hie udidenteeneses , yol;t± L tai s imertitateh , VI. ittet ......._r _aan, VF4at.said . 0, Cp*or,. an attorney, should hot" deliver to the ' of aft;iiidtsti, 0. - the'eknebilaney Of their charges, gelijr ' f.. - I;:vrr ilLilk iri a lk e r i r a p e W o : • lit4es of the estates, an a'cc'ount of all ,deeds, pa- tub . ..44C* mcogalied te:dio prejudice of the De. i i . so s i. : . . . Woes • , -ballaap, • is; writings , Ete 'in his ;possession ,. belonging .td 1 readout bertfui :al:kelt in the. vor hr . which ( b ey . , ig4,,Zutig;_atai.9, S. ro. 134wles, glidoar Of tht"late-General Bowlet. 4 - were presented boo : -c oll o. • • ...E. • ~ . m r . 0 , . 06 6• . ' mkt. ' of: cheViteoulty 'of their ;ra lmillici bteri-ma l" k i er 'er - P r i . Oat - Cast . . -4610 --stro 4 , 7.4":ll:rl4".4 belbien iAn dinatt agi---1- tr e.n l: : .' ste.N . lo granted': , . ,' / , '' .. KARA k T l'i PIER . 1 Lordshipili "'to *ter. Defondait Wi l aceire •ib- two I -!*. wil ineu ,ll944 lo 4 treal_' dadignell. 4l t . l l4old * Aiitstrert, XigaitMt.‘.t . ver. mewed for a hale to show ' cause , bills of exchange to iiikeeieihat. ' ' ..... . svoillevory--li„ C'eaniey, ninotAp apos-8011. .4oparller_ ~.-F- . Ball, Graeawir.li f wietemear-W .8 SUYston • Wcit Lele;11 Lan- iy . a . *ilt gt Certiorari should not he ilined to re- 1 LoittsthAtirliogola said, It was Impnuible for i cashirt , 'at ' ' ~ s jirt+iii ik so i on i,,, , , in ' • it .. I‘J au indictment which . had been found* at the ; the Ciert to*ce any inch ordee...!-It was not with.. ;S- , ,, , r , f d lto i gZ . Isiielt. L ßanonrtaiire tailor-W. Palmrt, • )ter Sesstens into this Court. The removal .rat iin thtii•joirikAion k I:amides, tha'Defendint might ~ D,L, N: se a r , 'a i r Il iZ t r e :i i t . ' 4ff es. s f t e t v_iti S ew.arligrt; ; -* shed, far .ttic . purpose of obtaining a • more fair Imy (hit Ow here not worth a feeibing. T o 1 dealer .T. Itilikurea; Calatoadirr e t, w i n 1 :4 0 i4 e -- , li .. v rl: d impartial bearing than the patties for whom be 1 isaaiti,tmell 'ai(ortier, woota b . . in injustice towards er. lll ".. k . f ... l :2:t a tolnoier - tanaJ: alter, I: i l feadostreet, • • r - r- - -.1 re . tested . !owe injeih . it °tail en Monday taid hire,fer the the purpose or feiet NOWA and' *idle ther werk- *M. meta were busily, espied in pert - omit( this tisk. ? e t : l el asoisiesdtharat.whis a jond repo rt , and ' a large Piece tie, of the metal Sig iSiAiitat ,tes high' at the second % e n stely,Of a hiliiii - eiedf Craven-street; and In falling, p V II . ! . *trick the ivilidetir 'ett the Brit door, and broke' ae• o ti.. I 'col panel; of glaal Happily no personal iojery :war" o , w t o ! sustained, although the labourer,,who was engsgett, f _, _:—. ..r...1. L. - -i- 1.-4 Ili , •• duple. The ruffian taken on suspicion of being one of tte fellows whi so barbarously assaulted and robbed the house of Mr. Kale, of Ashley-hole, has beesridenti fsed and committed. On Monday next; largrsalons for the. County et bilddlesex will coomooace- at the Se-sions House Hioks's Hall, 'Clerkenetell Green, when the seters tiarersers and peysoni oat on bail slid be tried. SCOTCH SNACKS. Mectries Wharf.. Arrived. . Salk. Marquis of Unruly (Martin), Dundee and Perth 7 Feb. 14, Pels —ll, Noon. Eclipse_ (Taylor), Leith . 1 6 , 14, 12, Soon. HIGH WAI KR AT LONDON GRUDGE THIS DAY. Morning, 35 Initiates after 10: f Evening, &) mitutes after 10. OVICS. WREN Men of Education and • Professional it Hl , ale persemtneeedeavoutrto discover the most Safe nod certain method of Mating A few prevailing Disemes. i tlitssful melt of esperieece is the best pee* 4 Wy. ia 4. GOSS and CO. Sateen'''. have been induced to moil* the cam of the f. Vowing ehe.,Object • Of their porticottir study, via. 'a errtajn Oisordiee,-fregoentty ristoratted in a Moment at intoxication, and its coneomitanti, Vitiators anti Glees, which, by an %spoiled plan, are speedily:and al-amity ewed.; intake Oebilky . ,•w bather art"; from Bacchanalian indolgelices i long residence in warm climates, or tt eel solitary _ewe, You often unhappily pursued by the yoothof both .eses 4 in the one rhui iii.tstcriliq, or harrennew ; and in the other a ramertio of stemma ditiewies, which, if not timely remedied.. treat tuato in impetrate mei Coaminptina. In that slhoret;sh.g.ititte of th-hhh. ty or w halter the consequence' of soy% Imersi ifs , hole, or atiaing . from any other tame, •by which tor powers of the enslittnimi. become enfeebled. as regularly educated S.i gei:4 Of Lindy*, they offer n lino; safe, and speedy restorative wanted and vigorous health. Tite.eestilt of a long and extensive practice bas enabled them, r, by * seperjoi• method. to rename VentSloll Complaints, how- . ever inveterate or 'lmplicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint 111 diet nr exercise I and in rectal Cu" , where an early applies'', km is made discovery of the infection, they frequently perform u cure is the awry space of tor , . days. The Nwpreeetteated tillreel , Wo(tlst4r Mole of treatment ( hum never been known to fail in one single instance in a practice at liners sear:, durittc which period ninny tbituaind pe . rioes nfbulb yeses have brew eared, eves+ ofieramere mid injurious inetbodr , had beincpatemsed by wheelie/tablas:en without elect), mama theist° this pobiWy NSW theirodvice. Neves: titila and to ezehtsiveirprofmning the awe of these partirulat complaiets, le order tint ifte e tt st a: not be matted by, a mistakes few, with the °hamlet* ly attached - to the Wigwam empiric), 10* it . bet justice to t yes le states that they. have been preperlyearated mid Initiated into every !Mama et thispetifersitta (retasileates of *hie*, free diliereat -fferapi i tab. nod testimonials from the snort erainent Physicians, they ballet o nnmrince any inquirer), that ate titteeem vesalting from their endeamters first iodated them to suit the practice of the.genevol Prnetitimier, add they preemie that their pests;. iota Cwastitute it file gtereadt for ihe ettpattedeeted ciailideeee wish which they has, ,by s ibs; IPahlk, Imes so til4rally be soured: Itingleats la the Country , on retarget tit stale the punks L Irani of their ease, imm, and th Iktag, iielosleft a Beak fur MOO 'Waldo's; tame befonvardee pare' of the (klLot and CO. Surgeon. TS. Bouvecle-nveet. Vieetiereet. • • • URRtLtTY, STRICTURES, Ike. IMPRESSED with a comoiattariess that tbeir de -IL 'Mine fron . the geoeral•plea has beep higbly berwOrial to. others, and imprortd I. their profesidnniti acquirements by the usability of near tsfenty years eaferienee, Messrs. CURRIE and CO, continue, with easbased arliner, of eradication of Shine disorders which are the easeekeence of Mich hmtalgetice, or-the destructive habits of the incrusiderate School-boy. Is prgfeosing the cure of these COmplaints; they hold oat no is alterbint 10 sit+. t -hut, sensibliess dli eves most be of the et harmer of eith•valattlities, they offer their asshatuar ns regutiriu abscond Surgeons of London: and of the Royal CoNese of ReMbergli. In all cases of Siebylisig Infreiint, and in cowry **plaint of Debility and Dehcienc3.wheth4 arising fraiurbe latatustlnh of a certain deity sietive residence in riviiin *gilenits, fr ee lining s ortny . ather fres producing o Micro/ • *turfy v ig our, the ' JtpefOt virirosts - heat e - 'les ~„.1 .• . vi; was of io and read •; ft laila of real ! the Admirers ' Ueiromant; to . approhond..•lettese."•dsmans, fret lit litio •orsallY ewer r it ‘ lsE 1 3 MIN " - ll ‘f E. *.. .' s .1 - i ri„ ~ltcu t 1144 anatir' illegict go os - a sia e s - - a ida s t 1 Awes, a os i as s w h am • a c arat w a A iry bid „ tarn . .of 01\41" ewer, the patient may rely on n .epefdy resturatoms . W t t to - olhosii. he .etirittuted his present hapri. [eke verdict of ,nlifolly morderini hinleolm Macao. Sti virdeosteirealth. Tkete Improved &mot runog Stricture* ut Ow Irrethra has been attended w ith. peculiar success. Strictares aonaiitat. They had doahi , d..4air aaadett fonder nald (as ioeniipioad in 11 former Papia,:, 'Tho Cap .Tof NM sea twenty yean' duration have -yielded to ttseit% treat. f. ~.o n l o ;,_.' • 0 1 n. blid „ IM , ltiiitifelied. befiiii4 the i fain of thea trlits_le ritotwa, to locals,. to unlit he w w,litlink" t u , " P eri " ' l3( ' I . s three !meets.' Seseroi Nobincea leant of the first respecuth itity, sir ho hnve laboured males 0. 4 1,1 14. .0 1 -frke 1411r;:haAtOi #.4 qii, i: Ottini. - Rot as i ieadved a a ai r dtri • 1,4 if* *Width' - Ambassador les " (eV soirdihrenisecovemeciticietra received ci recent hntt ' 11 1 4 1 1 "ItTit. 4:pr01A7 1 14 i. tpent atioag ' ibiet T atio no . I sideet le tentleh l - tile had' bolo 11140196 di , onthd enemy. particakoh request that reference onev he mail* cannot r dittil la tfie:piirtimihui. Ok i a' of s lap:. i the ship hart elect ham. ,esh : letteisitioe • - tad it hai apemen onod arm elide Ow Ire of *rdev l6 . 11 ""! wk '" . 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