The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-10 00:00:00

II ; 1 1k 1 . i 1 i ~ ! ' I f. ,1 r~ . I '~%~ ixbn TUN LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 9. • C•nloo-gifire, June 9, ISI2. MEMBER RETIJ it \ 10 TO SER VE IN THIS PRESENT PA !ILIA MENT. Ilortingh of East Grin:tend. Tire T'ight Hon. Vanqittart. of Great Ceorge-qtreet. in th- City of Wproinster, in the room of George William Gunn;ng, mad tia.i accepted the Cailtera Hundreds. ‘NKRUPTCY ENLARGED, pardon Tlayneq. Lea Bridge, Middlesex, canl-merchnht, rata June t t.. .; nue Y 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. fl %NKR U PTS. W. •":nior, Billinghornugh. Lincolnshire, enrumerchaat, to intr•••••• I-r .1 UM` IS, 1 , July 21,. at the ( ;r. s hound Inn, no kinemn, hien! shire. „a ttormes, ,!r. Smith, Ilorbline. near Fat k • neanal ; and Messrs..lohnson and Gaskell, Holborn-court, Grays Inn. .1 • 011erton, Cheshire, cheese-far/or, .Inne 26, 27, .Tnly !? at t h e Conch and !formes. !Manchester. Attonsies Mr. Titmaann, Manchester ; and Mr. Windle, John -street, Bt ford row. W. Masan, Tinwares Coffee-house, Duke's-place, Leaden hall-stteet, veto:4ller, hone 13, 10, .Inly 11. at Guildhall At. orney. Mr Harris, Cnsilesaltret, Ileandedierla. B. Cork, Deptford, roil merchant. Jane 16, 27, July 91, at Guildhall. At.nreey, Mr. Pittance, Newman-strert, Oxford street. 8. Meta. sen. and S. Slyth, Put. Sued\ litrlteln-atreet, china-' men, June 16, 2.1, .Tula 21, at Gnildhall. Attorney, Messrs., Gale and Son, Bedford-street, Bedford-rod. J. Crow. - jun. Camisridge.:pl.ce, lipekney.road, paper. m oge e„l. ne TS, 20, July 21, at Gnildball. Attorney, 31r.. Howell, Sion College-gar Jens, Aliennanhory. Leathis, High Holborn, hantrws-maker, June 11,92, 3111 Y ^I. >tl Gull.thsll. Attorney, Mr Alartindale, Edward-street, Cavendish-squaw. • , C. Dramatic!, Union-street, 111.hopsgatc-street, grocer, Jane Is, July It. at Guildhall. Attortiey, Mr. Ilighmore, Ely. place, llottusru; Leonard , Fleet cly 21. . P. —_ _.cadent. palmirdasher.. June 13. n. July 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ur. Farren, Churek-conrt, Lothbary. J. W. Alattyn. Stint Day; Cornwall, vietnaller, June '23, efi, July 21, at Iterte-e's Hotel, Truro. Attorney, Mr Darns jun. Re:drink ; and Merlin.. Cardalo. and Young, Gray's Inn. T. Freer, leteest , r, ironmonger. Jrnr 99, 911. Moly '`2l , at' the We:re-bin lan. Lecturer Attoraies; Mr. Dolby, Lel. wirer ; and Mr. Nlastin, Staple's Inn. W. Williams. Witleneh. Worcestershire, moiler-Scrivener, June 14, 17, Jely 91. at the !Muse itencher. at Theis green. Warveer. Attorney, Met W„11, Woreejer. Stevens, Cannington, Piontersetshire, baker, June O. 19. J.dv <ll, at the Angel Inn, Bridgewater. Attornier, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater ; end Memrs. B%hke, Conte's-court, Carey-street. 11. Kernot. Thavies lon, money-scrivener, Jane 18, 2O; Jul 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Dyer's-court, AI- 1 -dettuanbury. • [Dividends, 4e. to-nsorroc] LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Stre& GILBERT E. STYES. BET ON BONAPARTE'S LIFE. Mr. TOPPING she wed cause agidist the rule for a new trial in this case, which arose óät 'of a bet made about ten years ago, at the table of the Defendant, Sir Mark Aykes. The report . stitett t that after din. ver, the Plaintiff , whoa was alt Cla,rolians was Pt& • I sent with others, and •the bottle earOlatin; Pretty freely, the affairs of the Continent, end the supposed I precnriou•ness of the situation, of Bonaparte, came under discussion;, upon which Sir Mark said, he would give a guinea a day for his life. fox a hundred , gui:4 as. Upon this the reintiff said, " done— The company present exclaimed, " no bet.", The Plaintiff* said, if Sir Mark mead ask it as a favour, be should " be off;" but Sir Mark replied, Iteseeald never ask a favour at his own table, The next day the Plaintiff sent Sir Mark'Sybes 10A1- witch la ar cepted, and paid the bets up in the Ist of January, 1801, amounting to 0151. without the income tax ; after that he ceased, and this action was brought for the arrears. The Jury foun4 for the Defendant. — A rule was granted to set this verdict aside, on the ground that it was against evidcoce. Mr. Topping and Mr. Scarlett now chewed cause against the rule, mid then argued that it was a bet against law, inas much as it gave an interest to the Plaintiff to pre serve the life of Bonaparte, and in the event of an invasion be would have an interest against the gene. ral interest of the state. They also argued, that it Ma either an annuity or au insurance on the life of Hobe: parte. If it were an insurance on his life, it was void by statute, because the Plaintiffhad no interest in the life insured. And as an annuity, it was also void, because it had not complied with the neces -tary formalites of the Annuity Act. Mr. Har.r.oca was about to hare argued the case on the same side, bat was stopped by Lord ELLENBOROUGII, who said, they would hear the argument further to-morrow ; but he expressed his wonder, that it had not been argued on the ground of interest the other way. It went to mite an in terest much more horrible than the .one stated. It went to excite an interest to the crime of assassina tion. The person win) thus paid an annuity on the 1 life of ati enemy, was interested to put a period to thatlife l and as he might dir it against an May, withotit being answerable to the laws of his owl, country, ft etickestly promoted an interest, by far more end moat to be guarded against by all civilized Stales; namely, en interest to assassinate. lie wished the Coensel to consider the question in this j view on the next argument. The argument was then adjourned, and Mr.'Justice BAILEY tried some un- I important causes at Nisi Prius. The following articlo is extracted from the Ply mouth Telegraph :—" On Wednesday was commit. ted at the Town Hall, by the Rev, Mr. Justice Wit_ !inns, Jame: .Gilson, first mate of the Queen trans. port, for the waist murder of Patrick Fitzgerald, boy about I I years of age, during a voyage to Port Mahon, in January last. This murder seems to have been of the most unprovoked description. I)uring their voyage, a signal was made to the transport by the convoying ship to carry more sail, which was answered by the former ; but, in lowering the pendant, it •became entangled in the main stays, and Fitzgerald w a s or d ere d b y Gil son t o procee d aloft in order to clear it. Fitzgendd. unused to the sea, did not execute the taoc so quickly as Gilson Avished, in consequence of which, he was ordered to stand on the msintop.gallent yard for several hours, by way of punishment. The weather at this time being peculiarly inclement, the boy, terrified by his situation, and shivering with co ld, cried most bitter- I ly, when Gilson went up himselfwith a rope to beat hits; but the' boy, in endeavouring to avoid him, ' lost his hold, felt into the sea, and was drowned. litottdarse'maght, Daniel 'Redesh sold his wife in 4 Shelfield market-place for six-penile, and actually delivered her to the purchaser In a !Wail Which cost nine-pence. T 1 1 E STATESMAN. , . • POLICE. . • I POOD - -FMIL 1 No— pow.nrat.:l-:T. . . n I It Is thought my many,-that th ere i s a de fi cie Monday evening a great disturbance took place in of food in this island ; a 'Roden, which the high , prices in a great degree justify.or maw., Man also the boxes anti lobby of the Lyceum Theatre. Mr. , think that fi sh, fresh andsalied, is a wholesome and . Spring, the box-of fi ce keeper, called in the assistance i nutritious diet for all classes. If both these notions of two constibles. . In the confusion the police-offi be well founded, the second is a great palliative, if parties had their clothes torn ! not an adequate remedy, for the first of them. There t e ci er r s a a g i sl .s si e : e let i gt o h f -t t h w e o of the ringleaders who had ' endeavoured to force their way into bores that were is fish enough in the sea, and the sea encircles these either completely filled or the places taken, and who .e islands;-.-what impedes- the catchi ng o f th em , ari d I . not being able to accomplish either, stood at their tweedy and liberal circulation th roug h th e coon . doors and pri vented other persons from pass ing, th try ? • This deserves some conoideration,---and it re. . : were taken into custody. They were brought, toA,..i quires not a little. The occupation o f fishing is well office, and ungerWent ah examination before Mr' soiled to our insula r arid maritime habits: it has s o m e . ' difficul ties of eleme rit ,—some uncertainties in its lime- READ; one of them had lost .one side of his dolt, with a pocket containing a pocket-book and other" cation—it partakes somewhat of adventure and chance. 1 properly. Their friends attended, and stated . . ab is a quickly perish a bl e ar ti c li ; an d sa lt, w hi c h that • ' Fl the Prisoners and three others had been drinking at 4 will preserve it, is almost prohibited, by the high the Bolt-19-Tun iu Fleet-street, and had drank nine . ch ar ge of duty in most cases. To promote the catch., trig of fish, a sure a n d ready market must be secured. bottles of wine, and attributed their violent conduct to inebriation. In this Metropolitan district, with so great and They were both ordered to find bail for the assault* dense a popihation,. in a circumference of 30 miles, on the officers. ' ' almost every possibl e i m p e di men t to th e t ra d e an d Monday evening an officer observed three boys in sale of fish is established by ly. From Grave law, custom, psend torescrip- l Iligli Holbore, the eldest only thirteen years of age, tion, privilege, or monop o ly . Wirdsor, one small and inconsettient spot only is and the youngest eleven, attempting to rob several persons, and at length saw one of them take a silk lx' for the ma r ket and sale of fi s h. Th e d a iive y, haudk it to erchone ief from the theothe pocket r bays of a the Gentl fficer eman, went and though beginning ea r ly, i s not long enough to go to. ] • market and. to retur n t o di nn e r . W oo l w i c h an d of ; o seize him, but he ran off and made his escape: he, . Blackwell, Chelsea and Battersea, must attend at ! however, secured the bey who bad got the handker- ! Billingsgate. The fi s h th a t s h ou ld an d m i g ' s t b e chief and the other boy. They were brought to the above office, nd caught, and the perloas who desire to buy and catett 1 at reasonable rates, would, if they met in this single ! Gentleman attendeunderwent an examination. 'The d and identified his property, .1 . 'hey nook, block up the whole street and district of %ere committed for trial. • ' which they are allowed only a few feet, privileged to • William Smith, the owner of 'a boat, was 'charged assist in starving them. by Mr. Thomas William Hodson , with refusing to These things require te be explained, and proved ! take him . from Chelsea to Wandsworth, although he I o be proper or inevitable, or to be amended. plied him. He was convicted in the penalty of twenty shil lings and costs. M A RLBOROUGH-STRF.ET. A man, who stated himself to be Captain Mitchell, and attached to the navy, underwent an examination on Saturday, on the charge of basing defrauded Mrs. Best of Great Russell-street, Blooms- bury, of sums of money, by giving her false cheques, where he had no elects. Two other charges of a similar nature Were exhibited against the Prisoner, and he was remanded again until next Monday. ' 1 Le Turc, the person who produced a knife with a threat to the Magistrates of this Office, was brought 1 up for re-examination. Ile had no other excuse to • offer for his outrageous conduct, than that he had I been the object of much persecution, and had sought redress. A person in the. Office represented to the Sitting Magistrates that the Prisoner had been coeds dered insane at times for many years, although 'he occupied a situation as French teacher. It was also' stated that he had respectable friends in the City.— The Magistrate remanded the Prisoner for another week, remarking that be was not a fit person to be at large, and his friends would have an opportunity of appearing at the next examination. DREAMT,. Stream—The 'eleetrittlaid has prevailed in the atmosphere. during the present season, to an alarming, degree. • On %4 ednesday, in titamfintl, a vast•column of dense, black cloudi was sem to ascend in the west, presenting a frightful and uncommon appearance. (In Sunday, at half-past twelve, the neigaboarbood of Cmwland was visited by a tempestuous storm of thunder and lightuing—the latter, in its course came in con tact with two vriliow urea, by the ;Gad side, leading into Post had, The hest of these it strict at the root, and broke it across In two places, and druye the bark off, and threw the earth from itsroot over a ditch by•whlch It stood. The'other, at about YO yards distance loom the former, alms struck with such force that , it is as dashed into splinters, and many of its pieces were thrown Ilion great distance; some of them nearly 130 yards from the spot. In continuing its course nearly cast, the storm came in contact with a mare. and foal, on the farm of Mr. Fterard, - of Portland ; both of which were struck dead by its violcuce. The shepherd of the above gentleman was, at the saine time, on horseback, in the fieldshis dog was struck down, and lay some time before he recovered; his horse was stunned, and nearly fell. CAaLtst,rs, JUNI 6.—Yesterday- week, about six o'clock, P. M. a dreadful storm of thander, accompanied with the great. est deluge of rain and bail ever remembered, took place in the neig bourhood of Greenhaannerton, near York. •In a very short time the water in many places was from three to four feet in depth, and pieces of ice wens picked up, which measured three inches in circumference. Its progress appears not to havg taken in more than twelve miles. A bone WM killed by MC electric fluid, near Bortseghbridge. LIFDA, nog S.—The thuader-storm of Sunday last wag use. tremely violent to the south-west of this placer between four and live O'clock, a young woman at Gildersoene, while to toy ed in some domestic concern, wt.* struck by the suhtile Bind, and though she etthibited no esteem' marks of injarv, she aet maimed for nearly half an hour in a state of suspended animas tion, and it was not till Tuesday that. her lift could be proacianeed oat of danger.—At Pudgy Lew Town, W. Balm forth, a boy about 14 years of age, who had sought shelter un der a wall, was struck down by the lightning, and so dreadfully scorched that a nnmber of holes were burnt in various parts of his body ; on the left side of his bead his hair was singed as eft lighted candle bad been applied to it, and his clothes were perfo rated as if snail' shot had been tired through them. For, some time his life was considered in imminent danger, but ander the assiduous care of Mr. Waibliuger, the surgeon of Fuloeck, he is now considered in a fair way of reoavery. It was• observed that la both the above Gates a strong, sulphareonsessell prevailed. On Friday last, a most dreadful tempest of thunder, light ning. and hail, with a hurricane of wind. visited the parishes ' Parson Drove and Gedoey Hill. fh• wind took off the roof of a barn belonging to Mr. HI ate.—The windows of the Bottle and (Bus public-house, aot far distant, were skittered to pieces. I Of 150 panes of glass, wily 15remained whole. The hail was I the largest ever seen in that part of the country. The lightning I split a barn down the middle, wherein was . poor man thrush- ing ; I or fortunately got out, and saved his life. The church windows, at fiednev Hill, are almost all broken. And at Wal pole, about five miles fro.n Wisheach, the house of mgr. Girdle stone, farmer, was shattered almost to pieces. The lightning entirely destroyed the furniture of twotrooms. A gentleman is the house was struck down, hut received no material injury. One fanner has a crop of beans cite close to the ground by the hail—to all appearance as if it bad horn cut with a knife. On Wednesday last, the inhabitants of Derry witnessed the Most extraordinary storm ever remembered in that part of the couatry. About three o'clock the sky began tutus% er, and the atmosphere 'became s heavy and dense, that respiration was found difficult in the streets. Several flashes of lightning were instantaneously succeeded by loud peals of thunder, which pro claimed the storm to be at hand. In a feat moments the rain be- t gan to - descend in torrents, or rather then Heavens opened, and • emitted one continued sheet of water, which deluged the streets ! . so as to render them impassable. A herring barrel was carried • • down Linen Hall-street; a poor little ass which bail tamed Ito back to the storm, in Queen-street, was so premed by the qua.- ;, tity of rubbish tbrit caught ea the sheets of its car.that thews was borne off its feet, and the car floated a distance down the street. I Next day, upwards of 60 loads annul and gravel were taken nit at Ship-quay Itate, where the flood from several streets rested, • and had funned a little sea. The rain rontinoed to fall for about Milli] lei. and was occasionally intermixed with hail of an • astonishing site, which broke many windows on the high grounds about the city. Fortunately,'ffie storm did not extend tut into the country, nor has much issjury been done, exceptrog to a fern g irdens where the fruit trees have suffered heavily. - • BOWLER.—It having been understood that this of• fonder was to have been exam;ited on Monday, at I Nfarlharnugh-strodit Office, tbArcrowd which blocked Ilip the avenues to get a sight of him, was very g::•at, but the examination was postponed to a future day. Mr. Burrows is a most intimate friend of 'he family of Bowler. Depositi , .es of witnesses of the most respectable character have been t , and they all agree that Bowler ha been actually deranged at times fee upwards of twelve months past, and was violently affected in his head on the morning he com .mitted the rash act. The public, therefore, we hope, will suspend their judgment upon this unfortunate case, until the fac4s. and evidence shall be made :known. Saturday, between four and five o'clock, a young nfan, after deliberately taking off his hat and coat, by the Bird Cage Walk side of the Canal, in St. James's Park, nearly opposite Queen-square Gate, walked into the Canal. Some soldiers at the bar. racks, who were observers of his conduct, immedi. ately went over the railing and got him out. They laid him on his stomach, and after a short time he came to himself, but refused to give any account who he was. lie was taken to a public-house, in Queen. square, where he was a short time afterwards recog nised by his brother. The Rev. Favell Hopkins, of Huntingdon, died lately at the age of 87. Though possessed of consi derable funded property, he almost denied himself the common necessaries of life, and had more the appearance of a wretched mendicant than a respect able Clergyman. Walking one Sunday morning to do duty at a parish church in Cambridgeshire, he saw iu a field a scare.scarecrow; and, going up to the I figure, he took off itt hat, examined it, and then his own • when finding the advantage to be in f a vo u r of the former, he thirty exchanged the °tie for the other. Last Saturday, a curious wager, for a guinea, was decided at Cannon Hail, near Barnsley, the seat of W. S. Stanhope, Esq. the bet was, that 20: potatoes, in succession, should be thrown into the ; air, and that Isaac Na) lor, oue of the keepers, shoot- 1 leg out of a plain cylinder-bored gun, should, with ball, make ten hits out of the twenty. The 2d, 3d, 4th, sth, Bth, Rth, 9th, 11th, and 12th, he missed; the Ist, 7th, 10th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 181 h, and 19th, he hit, and won the wager. A letter from a Gentleman in America mentions, that, when Cooke was playing Prospero a short time ago, considerable expectation was excited as to-his adoption of Mr. Kemble's aitches. The facetious knight of the buskin turned the tide of speeelation, by whimsically altering the text to " kill all thy frame with* plot-;ems," —(plagues). A pahte, of aatignithlans, agreeably to melee, 'tided. oa the '..11 instant. to witness the openiug of several ows on some land belongiqg to .1. N. Crtp_ps, Esq. situate about a mile to the eastward of me of Hottingdeun. The Ishoutlers, with their pie k-artes and shovels, elmoneueed their operations at nine o'clock, and; almost at every inch of-ground. distalitied the relies of departed valour,—supposed to be those of Roman, soldiers. who, nearlyVAXlo years ago, fell elipiously in battle. - Several oars were diSetweredi containin g bones, which, for the mo,t part, were in enic j ined stale, and with the sligitest-tooeh of the finger, crumbled into atoms. .These urns, whit*, to Our' view, aliptared to exhibit a miserable spectates of pottery,. were, nevesibrikas, elsoildered by several western to he at rm. elegant-description. The stelae was one of considerable inte rest ; and many a smite was ettreeted from oily observing the patentees *Mb wields the various suppositions eaiertataed by the arrospairians present as to thwrensaias het% Roman, &m ac, or Danish, were defended mad resisted. No coins weve'disco. We hope that the research will be cestisued a future day. VURTIIEit. Proofs of the Efficacy of DIXON'S AL' AN I'IBILLO.US PILLS. Falmouth, )%lltrltte,l4l?. 54 It ...-h jottiee to }rout and wishing well he mank isal, el ~ of d...ire that you make koomis to the Idavytay Co*. I I 0ir..1 tat Joooory Iwo year: from the Wetl..liodire, a am.: pi a ,. 'tiblr state' of health : I Wit s reduced to .1..ai% - . old It as iittehdtd by the roost eminent medical met, a • „ mae „, ach rabursa. and after fultrirrio month,. wasKiV , .r. I 110.4 an- a lybira by Mr. Gem.. Leo ••••,, of ihm,i,.... ~.., 1)1 1 ~e , Amibile,in. l'lll,, When, .f.rr ing our 1... x, 1 - f mi d he: irif brtter, and by axing them in three latillik :tier rd lIIIIU to nty duly. I amn now on my tray to join the I/engem, at not odor', ... well ::.; I ..srr was in m) life; aid if I*.is toter NO teed is e1ei.1,.. %NW medici n e more known %on 1r... a* INN n me. ell ilit 1.4.8 J Ekr,IIII, Liewletwoi ~ 1. hop,rl:: jew S' To M. Dixon' , Apatherer), sown %tun Sas 's rx. •i i i 1/rsi g . m , Sold at 41r. llaile-'t, N O. 4. Chr-iisde, eo•orr if Ilhormou ter-row, owl aims ardirbte Venders, in notetaif.,94. r id, GEN Ul.fliK AND API'ROVEI) Pieririsl by L 111/1.0 D, Mead Ii steer-Livrriuu.t. i THE CelebritteitCo 3.1)1A of GILEAD for lichilitie.;Nersous lice.rders. . ' cairn. to the Female See, Loss 0 1 A iieei Pei II ytteric a l a n d ,r,. ! potitund ers. riacal Reredos's, • Lsosueos spirits, mid all Nertolis Diond for D t r h . e g W l Z i k ni , ' l s he C' S. r ir inn k l y. n oss liqq l legunets Spirits, Weakortia either Set, whether ! iterettitory; argaired, or sowing to Yuatkiful Imprudenc e , tie. I itir t li e lne riH adlatd the most ; AN rt-ImPETt(iEN P.M ; or, Soloo,,o 4 .: D rop ,. i s a m edi. eine superior to every tither r.entedy ). t dioroverrd iu thi, or nu) other ate, for the speedy reartral anti indica cure of the ! s curvy ,. Leprosy, we (knit) Piiilo,S f ra lt l 4 or Kieft Evil, Ulcers of every IMieriptiou, Swelled or Inflamed Ler, Re In Disorder; where Sallesiast hos repealedls filed, when no other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that health he unfortunately lint, the Anti•linu-ligene s have hero tonal the great mid ‘‘.:ll re:4'4er of Health n o n vi t ..... The . Drop, purify the in •tel, aides-stare the System %lieu impaired by the imprudent n.e of etrreary. The ntweic hiettuiffes are inclosed in plain direelion., with lsurprising Cores' authenticated l Person. of ite.rcialiility, and are made up ;et Bottle., pi ire Half - a•aniara each. Tee lire also Family Bottles. it Sit. comairift; Four of the smaller one., wherein 9s. are saved. The.% BST FRG ENT LOTION clears and henutifiti she Skill; removes -peedily, without pain or trouble. all kinds of Pimple', Tellers, !ling-worms, Spot", Redoes", Swelliore use Curbuneles of the Nose, Moieties ' and every Npecies of Cutaneous Emir. tiun on the Surface of the Human t%0.1y. It is peculiarly plea. saint in its operation; an agreeable uitnioss to • the Skin amine. dintely qtreec.ls it.s.use. It vw. eteio urn refreshes the %hole ' Completitin, sh;eh resume-, at one stud the same ii e, no eillivelied oppeiaranee. Tut Publi.. have been lun y ; c, e. vinced of the cerialbly of its success ill a safe and corium ye. inedy for Herpelic CoaylaufM in general. Pints; , . 6d. Hd• pints 2s. 9d. • Observe the wordy "Snail. Roinessn,!l,iverpoul," eireteeve the Otan.; nil othei.s.stre caemerfelia, . • • • Sold by all Vender.. of (imagine Iltdleleeels the Kingdom. Of whom may alto beanik 1)r S01.0)1ON'S justly celebrated OVUM t•IIiIiALTHt or, Advice to !both Setes, prier 9s. 03 - Dr. SOLOMON expects when consulted, the nisei compliment of a Onr Pound Nate; hut all written Cur, or Getters of Advice, if answered at his leis,' re, are requested if, inclose only Holf n-Oultietb Stich lett. rs should fur safety. he thus diretted :—" Moue) letter. Dr. !intorno., thiettd-Www, near Liverpool. Paid Pott:L•e." Letters *ley he or dered to Ow oddreased to X. X. er A. a. at the Post-o.ace. till oiled for. A ChIALLENG/i. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons ) .late is .LVJIL his Majesty's gervice, challenge the vi bole world to pr. 'e a singte instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed ~f the desired elfeet. The practice of many 3 ears in ibis particular branch 1 , 1 their prefessitin bast not given rite to one susuceessful case. , bey continue is direct their studies to the treatment and ewe of VENERE COM PLA INTS, and that derangement of the system, which is the tonocquence o: the pernicious and western: effects of a habit long and roost unh:•: , pily pursued by. the %oaths of both sexes. In the one it will :se found to be theonfolling ,oarce of Reirremiegs; the cubes have its ravages totally developed, :o them by a dis , (remit% s! - ste of dehilitv, which, if not timely remedied, tenni- Inites in Impotence. These tire it. remote oid ultionite ' while congutoptiom, loss of muscular Rawer, and ynxiote , tier sous complaint*, usunily chant, ter s e the eorlicst stages of this \ 're : of !serving languishing under disonlen, incident to inch a h••bu, :heir treatment gimp! :,ntlittis never proved on. IdICCV.4I . III in the cm , rm of o long, inoorlinsi t and muc h esti-I)4g practice. 111 the must ob•ihrile itud congdlcated cages of ye. nereal infection, such as übstrlicti to in the urethra, spongy es. errseeuces, bard 'amours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weilgoess, glee's, am alms • STRICTURES, whether recent tw of lung do-ation, nod which have Wiled the skill of ether praelisioers. are, by 'heir present improved plan of trtittatent. elrectually and permanesaly cared, without the p Mime outering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequentls follows she application of toe lunar ea uric. In the ettlfe.e of twenty years extensi‘e rile ice in this met eil• polio, narnerous care- nt strictures have been and are dimly an. der their care, the local eradication of watch is eff.tctert by a safe, certnio. and cxperlili. ic mode of practice, superior tnaay other yet adopted. The weaktwss, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedil% removed, and the patient restored to sound ausl vigornu: hettlitt. Bat where the debility kiss tor years existed. a prop •r per•eversime in their re storative rentertie., after the stricture Ism been tiestroyod. 14 in: dispensatily requisite so revive the slumbeling sparks of liti, mint to rednamme the Constituaoo. Several Nnbleasen sued Gel.llelnell of the Elm respectability have been antler she rare of )grins. Currie awl C.. for ther.t moyal Of 17,114.111hi11iX of the anal. a. strietur , s ke. ; and ha• Mg 'received a radical nod perasnicat cure, request that r. Terraces jimmy li , raven to them, as s .ii:fact4y evidence. of she dikei•Sve ! auperio. ii y of Messrs. tunic nod Ots.'s plan of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have had strirtares from Ira to tne..ty 1 years, trod had been dater the care of !st• so:. !bane, tiessiside., nod tither Surinam of equal eminence. aau auto, 0,41 the cure by tite upptieatitau of the lunar canals:, without socces.. Patients is jtie country are requested to %Mit the partleatiri cittlteir our, ie. nail general habit of living, &e. &e. onefiniac a remittance for advice ar t tredieines, w hen the same will he River for sent In inyintrt of ine-klngoloui.. T., ratan ihnt .1... creey as essential 1.. their undertaking. f ife postage of letters tatty he added to nermuni for inediel.o4. fiftStstris. CAKvia red to; 'Rol bemoaned ku ailhex.,so tr. 1.66, the greatest delicacy. gleam, god houstur, at, their house, Pip. 107..11:woo eardpu. 9th Jus.e, 1atf9.. 6 407: 'll:lttanitarden• ri_IIING•S• PATENT WORM LOZ ENG ES are IL/ pritronizeil by the first Noblerama in the kingdom. as well et b the following honourable Ladies, who have given ibis ! to their own children, and she to the poor of their re we neighbourhoods with unparalleled 1111CCPW. :—Their • es the Duchesses of ;Leeds and • Ratinnd ; the Right Hon. the Citantewes. of Darnley. Shaftsbery, Mouotoorris. and Cork; ' She Right Ilan. Ladies Carolioe Capel. Elizabeth Spencer, Boston, Saw and Sele; rind Lucy Bridgeman; Lady Pug,. Tor , We, Lay I•nvel, and many other Ladies of the first rank and 41. 1 .sacter, run numerous to insert. fold r,t Mr. Nikes 4, Chenpside, corner of Paternoster. Wow aid Wee countr y medicine vender., in boxes, at 21. 9d. • ' 1 „, • . • • . i• r , LOCK ANT) SUROCCAL BISPENSAR Ir." 7 . Ilia Royal 111glinvit116; Dwke of )(ark, Presidenti alle AM fallowing Committee of Governors :-!- • . , ' End of Leitrim Colonel W. 3. Jones. SI; P; Right Hog, T I . Jones Jelin Lacombe. Em. Id, O. .Rt. Hon.R.B. Sh , ridan.M.P. I Colonel H. Cletnems, M. P. . shot. Cul. J: Barry , M. P. Captain Jews-Hey. • Surgeon. Mr. Kieratin. Member of the Royal College, Lopatin. ii . lino, i ... rh.rb * age this Institution hatteceired, for Ill} reclusive treatment and Care.of Utah Sean, whirred aitit Venereal eomplaints, and their dreadfal,coweapsetue:. 10. ' strictures, det.itity. ulcerations. ltte. ennthirted nothtr the mts• i nagement of .n Gentleman of the filet profi•ssio.4.l a hlntiet, 4. dl satisfy / she Public of the high merits of Mr. KI - Efl.NAM'Stil:sit. ; and that by it the inconveniences of PublieChnritie,arenvuld ; ed., whit the youngand unwary ate protected against the eau, deitt,tais hell null by edverti4og preteutteri in this brawls of, pr ac tice. Since its establishment in I Stl6, 4.557 patteemb of M.: hi Se.tto., have been cured, %shinier rontitiemeet .or istjurv. to the ! 'eunstout irm nod. with a deliebey mid secret.% hither sa Mathews% :. malty of th an hove labourer' owlet she man complicated (wilts of the disease from ten tit tweissy years. The Ent Sy 11 WM , yield to Mr. Kiernan treatment la a Ihw der c sad , where . 1 , appearance of debility conies mg. toe early application comma be made to prevent the dengue that may once. The Surgeon may be consulted by winger Sea. With the , greatest secrecy, of his private hon.,. N. St. Lower Cho look-street. Iletifited-Hoare, from nine no twelve In diatoms*- , lug. and from six till 'tine at oigbt a to whom letters nod *Ohre' I . ummuniratioN, from town and count e t .r .vlpost paid) rall W 1 110 1" 1 droned, nod will he punctually .0.111 e• i Just published. I PRA rTi CAI, ORSPAVATIONS Il e the *bo w M ORA-. ST•S'• price S. a , F. Kiermtur a/dead by,Sitecaated.Nee 4 v. grid Jones, St), Phticnoster.row ; and by dighley, t 4, nek.i. -It..et, Int BPI IMATISNIS, PALSIES, and GOUT AIL , AFFECTIONS. with their mai cnornmitsah. Srivin, or tlying Foie% Flaiulen c y, Indigo:ocm, and general Ref.ilitv (originating in whatever Gnome), dre relieved nod hews/Indy eared by Whitehead's Itsience of Mustard Palls, after every other sienna hnd Aide*. The Fluid licienre of Muaard (mord with the Nix. in these tomplahni whire necessary) k perhaps the mad active. p.ne. MOW, lad effectual remedy in the lorld, generally curing the levelest SPRAINS , AND BRUISES, _ . • in lex lbnn half the Ow wally ink by Opmieldee, Ar unchain*, or 'lnv otlier Liniment or 7.inbruattion ; malt used immediniely after day ateideit, It primate the pert tarr ing block, • • . . 2 ,, e miTaietni I PAMILY CritATS, i' eq" l 7 • KIWI' 4I 111-rosetlittiosed 1.1.,r4t, Sorb Lueii.: Scorbutic Erupt/am, Illuitlieo, PhoP i L i a:,...., sa ii ,..4 g a r .ftlur, lirealt eat on ibe ligai . WO* • • • ••• 6 —' - - ./. ond leammFligili site or tik•A-040•3131 44J14A1 i 44441 $ 41440111iterit* . e : ::test watmew ma iittitiii. tal•wilil li• Olget4Pkit: *LP. • 1 1.0* hYridmit 4000 Mgr OP" i , . it •• • The Geoeine has a lb* bit lilliarrlitliiiel6llol4l 491//f493 'fr e4 imu n lilli t r iii .Pl c athilid ' s ol7, cket).l R . Slat seul. l4"" al it" a. J aw* * lowed ea it. ? - • • • i~ I I • 1 II 7 '