The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-28 00:00:00

Lori! &Lax, LAM,. V. cowry. Mr. TOPPING moved foie rule to show cause why the verdict for the plaibtit in this case should not be set aside, and a non-suit entered. The Plaintiff was resident in Stralsuud, andthe action was brought to recover from the Defendints, who are consider. able merchants in Lontion;. i 'compensation in da mages for .not having effected for the Plaintiff an insurance to the amount of 70001. *ad also to cover the premium, in the *else terms 'of the direc tion given to them. The instructions were to insure to the amount of 70001. and also the extent of co. vering the premium against Euglish capture as well as every other, the Plaintiff adding, that he had mentioned English capture, though he knew it was unlawful, hoping that the Defendants would select those by whom an insurance on• honour would be thought good and proper. The terms in which the Defendants had the policy executed, however, were not in those directed, but against capture " by any power whatsoever," the insurance being ooly tq the amount of 70001. and not for such an additional sum as would cover the premium. The Learned Counsel said he had argued, that an insurance against British capture would have been unlawful. Mr. Justice &melt said, No r —i( would not have been unlawful ; it would only have been void, so liras British capture was concerned. 'Forrine said, that was what he had contend ed for, and that the Defendants had a right in this action to be put in the situation in which the Under writers would have stood had such a policy bum underwritten. Lord ELLENeonenes said, there was certainly here a slip on the part of - the Defendants. There was a specific direction to insure to the extent of covering . the Premium, which a prudent broker would at all times de. Neither was it a crime to in sure against British capture. The policy would only be void pro tank. Mr. Justice LE Be 4. tic said, the Defendants might even have met with what their employer begged of them to look for, —an , honourable insurer.—Rule refused. THE KING V. TILE INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF ST. GEORGE, HANOVER-SQUARE. 'Mr. GURNEY moved, that the rule' obtained in this case by Mr. Jekyll, by which the Defendants were called on to lay out 12501. in repairing the streets, S:c. in Piccaailly, shpuld be enlarged till next term, the repairs being at present going on, and there being an application on the subject pend ing in Parliament. Mr. JERI:Lr, consented to the motion. Lord Et.tAxsonoUGH asked to what day it was sought that this rule should be enlarged Mr. GURNEY Mitt, to the first day of next Term. Lord ELLErsonouGn observed, if expedition in completing t htse repairs u as not used, there would not be an claire carriage to pass over to. that part of the ton n. Mr. Courivon•GssLa.u.—" Nor any other part of the tnw"." Lord lit.r,Essoenone— ( ‘ Let this be a peremptory enlargement." %Imo, r. SMITH. • I In *hie case an application was made older Lord El lenhorough's Act for preventing vexatious Arrests, to have the colts taxed, the Plaiatiffharint held the I)efelidont to bail for 2011. whereas be .knew well that only 1011. • was due, Wel. of the- debt having been paid. Rule to shear close granted. so trats v. 'waists. The Soractron-Ginesay evade .a similar applica tion in this ease, in whielOtho ;Defendant had been arrested and held to bail for 1001 where only 801, MSS due. • I Lord Iral.vroosovart thisught there was here no prominent evident& of utatite.—lials refused. A IFF.MAtiIt PtitAIDER. • SHERIFF v. *ODBOLD. The Court hiding nearly gone through the motions for new trials, • The •*ot.totton,Ortrezat., addressing the Court, said, he understood that there was a person in. Court who had aitasioli to apply to their Lordships for a new trial ; he merely intimated this for their Lord ships' informatloo, this being the last day for hearing motions for new trials. A Lady of genteel appearance,' dressed in mourn. ing, then presented herself to the "notice of tile Court. - • . Lord Er4ensostouest—" Pray what do you ap. ply for t sod what have you to state to die Court? • fria:, him in I very ridiculous light; sad perhaps have been better if you had not; brought the action lint. However, the whole case was before the Jury, and they came to that opinion ; fter so solemn a de laseniaation, it is impossible the oort can set it aside \ NON, some grounds are shown. Have you any al6- 'davits to produce ?" , Uere the Lady offered a .papet in the abatis ft a letter, which their Lordships tilued castling, Lkill' i4 My Lord, I had nut witnesses to exa mine, none of whom were calla; and seterni docu ments to read, none of which werelprOduced." Lord ELLE)I3OIIOVOU--" I really do not see any grounds for granting a new trial." Rule refused. The Lady then retired, in etident embarrass ment. lunue.st.—A Coroner's Inquest was held in Throw-street, Christ-Church, before 3. W. ()wain, Esq. by adjournment, from the 13th to the 22d in- staid; on the. body of T. Mosley. On his coming home at a late hour at night, he was found to be speechless, continued unable to account for his in disposition, and died. Several witnesses were ex amined, who proved, that violent bruises appeared to hate been recently sustained by the deceased; but whether from the effects of a fall, or from vio lence, they could not tell.—A surgeon having open ed his head, declaied it was his decided opinion, that the deceased had come by his death, in conse q nonce of having been 'violently assaulted and beaten. The Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against some person or persons unknown. In the evening of Monday, the 11th inst. a servan of Mr. Fowler, butcher, of Winteringham, on his way home from Barton market, was stopped by a footpad, between Ferriby Sluice and Winteringham, who demanded his money. On his making resistance, another fellow came up with a pistol, and said, if °he did not surrender he was a dead man. The vil • bins then robbed him of hii pocketbook, with nearly .1891. in notes. The pocket-book was after wards found, with a ragged bank note left in it. IlynnornontA..-rA short time•kince, an' elderly Lady, about 66 years of age, named Brent, who. resided in Ilrest,square, St. George's-fields, Surrey, was sitting by the fire, and having a small dog (of the terrier breed), the animal bit her in the arm in a dreadful manner : no notice, however, was taken : of the circumstance until about three weeks after wards, when the animal again bit Mr. Brent (son to the old Lady), his wife, and two grand children, that were ht the same house. A young woman also, who had been in the habit of playing with the animal several times, took him to a Gentleman's house, in Walcot-place, where he also bit the young woman, besides two maid-served% in the legs and arms.. In about a fortnight afterwards, Mrs. B. tried in conse quence of the bite. The other ticien persons. beve l gone under the operation of having, the affected parts'', cutaway, and are new considered out of danger. ErtitAOaDIWARY OPERATION.---tA wounded sol-1 dier, lately sent from the Peninsula to the Koval Military Hospital at Plymouth, has had a most ex . traordinary operation performed on him. In con sequence of the state of a wound in the upper part of his thigh, it was judged necessary to take the ' thigh out of the socket. The poor fellow being in formed of the decision of the surgeons, was told at the same time that he ought to expect death, as there was no instance of a patient surviving the dreadful experiment. The operation, however, was per . forme d in the presence of several eminent proles ' sional men, the soldier bearing it with uncommon I fortitude. We are happy to add, that - the sufferer is doing exceedingly well, and is considered as out of danger. It is said, that this is the first successful operation of the kind. By the fire at the St. James's Coffee-house, one of the losses is singular, as'if is described tq us. A Gentlemen just come to that Hotel from the country had received,the money, the object of his business in town, too late for the Banker; the money was put into his portmanteau, and he went to dinner at the New Club (the Albior.) ; nest door but one to the St. James's Coffee-house end strange to say, he did I not hear of the lire there till it was• Impossible to' cuter the door. Ford, one of the tried champions from the Visit of England School, and Cropicy, the formidable op. poser of Dutch Sam and Belcher', will fight Tor 100 guiueas in a month. . • itli Ditto stusw*s Ditto, _ chimps.. &Ago f.'rederick Leseroft to be Lieutenant, vice Hayes, . • ceased. John /Omit, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Leacroft. Hospital-Mate James Maxwell to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Alexander, promoted. 35th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Robert Starke to be Asistant-Sur geon, vice Atuksky, promoted. 36th Ditto, CapWn Richard Henry Tolson, from half-pay of the Independents, to be Captain of a Compuny, vice Chaio nee, who exchanges. 50th Ditto, Uentesent Mark Rodkin b be Captain of a Com pry, without porthole. ejee Atkin, who rest . gas. - Ensign George A. Goddard to be Lieutenant, vice Rudkin: Samuel Luntsdtm, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Goddard. 52d Ditto, Chitties Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ogilvy, promoted. 55th Ditto, Red 3. D. Verner to be Lieutenant, vice John- I stone, d 60th Ditto, Lieutenant Juba Blair to be Captain of a Company ,. vice Bootleg, deceased. Ensign James Lawless to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Morgan Randall, Gent. to be Ensign. vice•Lawiess. 113 d Ditto. Lieutenant John Nye, from ate 9th Light Draper, to be Lieutenant, vice Bacon, who exc ilst Ditto, Ensigstolin Mackenzie to be hal l i si t eu s. tenant, widnint purchase, vice Lowrie, who retires. Mk Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon John M‘Gregor, from the 254 I Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Resslter, appointed lel the 4th Gairison Battalion. 78th.Diuo, Cosign Donald Cameron to be Lieutenant, vice ; ' Colin Mackenzie, deceased. Ewan 111 , Pliesson, Gent. to be Ensign, *rice Cameron. 8/d !Mita, •Assistant-Surgeon John ll'iLeown, from the Lon donderry Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Robinson, deceased. 89th Ditto, John William Leslie, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Latham, promoted. 03d Ditto, Lieutenant William Lunt to he Captain of a Com pany, without porcine*, vice Bainbridge, appointed a Per inaneo r iissisbust-Quarter-Master-General. 101st Ditto, Captain Richard Jebb, from the 10th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Turner, who ex changes. Ist West India Regiment, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James. Magrath, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Macdonald, who exchanges. 2d Ditto,.Ensign William Allen to be Lieutenant, vice Raw storm., deceased. Edward Barry, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Allen. 3d Ditto, James Mitchell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, eke Invite, whose Appointment basso' taken place. Amistant-Sargeon John B. Dougal, from the- 70th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Melville, appointed to the 9.5 th Foot. dth Ditto, Henry Davis , Gent. to be Emizn, without pur chase, vice Newton, whose Appointment has not taken place. 3d slarrison Battalion, Major Archibald Macdonald, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Major, vice Magrath, wins exchanges. • Lieutenant John Renny, from the 4th. Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Coghlan, appointed au Inspecting Field Officer of a fkcru Wog District. Ensign W. S. Griffith to be Lieutenant. Quarter-blaster Timothy Carroll to bc Ensign, vice Evanson, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion. The King's German Legion. Ist Dragoons, Major Frederick Baron Gruber(, from the Ist Light Dra,„eouns, to be Major, vice Fischer, dead of his wounds. lit Light Dragonns, Brevet Major Philip Baron Graben Major, vice Frederick Baron Graben, appoluted to the ,let Dr.igoott:. ,Lieutenant Lewis Kraucbentserg, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Grubeu. - BREVET. Major Richard Williams, of the Royal Marines, to be Lieute nant:Colonel lu the Army. • ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE; Lieutenant-ColoneV B ir Howard Douglas, on the half-pay of dm, lute York Rangers, to he Inspeetor.Generat of intructious and Commandant of the Senior Department. HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Regimtmtal Surgeons fur particular Services in the Medi terrasteass=Amimant. Surgeon Murrice Alexander, from the 21th Foot; Assistant-Surgeon W. It Callow, from the Mei Foot; Assistant-Surgeon Charles Annesley, from they SSG Foot; Assistant-Surgeon Ebenezer Black, from the 101 Foot; Assistant-Surgeon Th mitts Short, Prow the %Mb Light. DragollllS. To he Deputy-inspectors of hospital; for General Service— Brevet Deeuty-Inspector Thomas Forbes; Brevet W ait % Ins'pector Donald M'Neil ; Brevet Deputy-Inspector Tiimapsoas • MEMORANDUM. Ensign Greenbeld.'of the 2d We,t India Regiment, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the sth east. is reinstated in his rank. • Commission in the Liolithgenshire Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Llentenant-Colonel Lewes Henry Ferrier to be Lieutenant-Co- Ione! Commandant, vice the Earl of Hopetoun, resigned; dated December 15,1!114. Commission in the 2tl Regiment of Royal Carmarthen Fusileer Local Mili tin, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of. • • SCOTCH SMACKS. LEITH and Benwt is Wharf. Arrival. Queen Chartritte(Nisbett),do. 124 -- Nunn. Neptune (Finley), 124 I 41, Noun. WATER. AT LONI)()N nfItDGE . THIS DAY. Mornltig; 43 minutes after 10: I Evening, 5 minutes after 11. . • • •-• • • ..i................ , ...i . ... -4 .• -...• .• .. 4% W. •••1111-Artlikaa.hilhi,m,,,..„ —. ... *::' . • .'"it * * * ":7.''''"' 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' : ''' . i . : b alk -r, Sei7...p La i t.V beo t iv i t e i r .,,,. . as ibit,.. err ig : .,_. ... ~.,: • • „ , tilts Deices all directed to the *lon. Sir Sipsoa Fraser 4leolf !mit Ihe 7 ." .. 7 4.4.4 *I 146 , Pe, Mit — ' . . ' se '-.....‘0.0, r' gdotd . Ca %F , 11 It . .. j. .• ~ w and Co. . . , Mr. 'Park • Sir ' I"ara " weee " CHasel' °el i t t.. • -• i • • -.:__. - ernoila - ater t c c sti • Lord Frutnaottouon wished to knows,' wrs the , but I beve ouectro*." -.- ~ :. • . . . •., ~. - Li c eassii i.o rhroffemy to ,- merchant- . fi.-fiwt. Mouth-street. Winst j u r .. !i, y ) emereyance of - the Plaintiffs' parcels a mere mat. Mr., PARK stete4„. that De hail Ifteatt, Callillg • !e,r. ~,, ills - 40^ ,.. 'ii ►, J . • b 3 ,- . ,.... e., .. 4 4, . . ~.n i cei be. k i fl i to I ,‘• -W. Goadalr, Sidey, . f ry er - 44c Bi l yp t, Y . Ir e. if • Oki est. be mercer. • lase, ter of coirtesy, or had a consideration been given the Plaintiff in the eanie, ivhieh wilt WM, 1.6 0 6 ., 1 1 . 4 , , il . . _, ._ PARTKEIO6I # . r i) . o446Lit l it i for it ? - - . . bold, and was an action for a breach of penalise Or Heeine. , 11 .4 4 1:,_ ' 4 .111/12116101111t r2oli *T. essaireege, imp: B. T ' • Mr. Juitice 13A1LitY *said, it bail bemi represented , marriage. ,;, -..„_. . . n e t : be: aitia_miro vismovi n. 7, J e b er or sia be nher eeshabgea: fron ;; ll . : e ad) blitsaßnidrmt;ntoswiqs:stremr:ifitnentierb:kers.i., boiler: iii. arriso r. inithort_la.. 7 :4lnT . * :: ::: l:l: l :fiir ber i:adi . :,.r. :id i n st: T.,,,: : :: • a4 -t as the consideration for the Plaintiffs letting Caldwell Mt: itictfidffiblfrittro admitted .he bad been of l' ith po pi " itheis. . ik. Amara nod** be - Litil"Yll; ; .wilbeid , Headstock; Donstitire," ~ elsolima. :. • . into their Share oftheconcein. .. Counsel for ilia Plaintiff t Lord Eutestaaaottou said that would alter the Lord F,Litztscia6vun!--". Thin you hare Elp . wee prid" huisseigimusect eldres .uwa : mato Sitt dltial* - Eiwiml64vaai llr "Ps v*e urbe nda ll Ass. hian t , 7 9 : . a p u ti c li .wer trengiri.::;ovacildlngtoteonmpies-::n-cmaers...gifirdemeterso:ptkri .. rad : iv Q;6,... Thw c aiits. k i vev rc i r l: • ••• ease. In that view of it, the privilege was not gra. Counsel or Attorney on the present occasion ?" (pitons. . . • LADY — " No, my Lard, I have no ; the reason , einitaia--.,teesweips„,,ked. ... - • . ford, 13artisolomewithsets. dettiers . is atileglith& J. m ~'......-. ..tseteer 4 Mr. Jodie BAttly observed, that Ms opinion Is, because I could not get possemion of my in s it t emi nit it es Ple le be ~..,_A:A.4 lo ' a l iellh, ?math* MI 1 .491•Dra- B. mi t t en . „4 . . 1 Ba i ithwai Troupi vice come, Who ex. bubo. wet Holden, max le. Jan, Leeds, werchattio- .„ , tailors-A. and tt Al m % hail been, - that there was nothing in the dale which paNrs." • • . . . -- iriaNs , , 'Comae tie Bea, Augustin Como, -----reain the 2 1- 6 . and T Tacker Jen Odeon,* 9 ' .etsli" -•-- T. --- Betd;jon. Holebtelons, Tovimbire, cotton-spinier, ' ( J 0... necessarily implied that the parcel in ,4nettion ryas Lord ELLENSOROIIOII - . --" You are the Plainti ff ; 'Sr ilab ubrbt one of value. In many coaches they had' pleiet of what do you complain' of—what Is the ground of 4: egt eith"" : l :7;:thi,..,... be CaPia :afo d r-n a ilbersi Tri"P' W. T if ica . Cli trite nt::: r ile*llll- ter fac , fiffeni- P . on rchlit ter j r . o --j c 6 t, reen. fo r ldteeci ".l eßr. a .l3l l C sts-- 1i.:°4 9, J . liter : e . el / . ‘ 464r . i t t' s . ihr it4"4l . lrei bl 'Bl:4l(l N i.ll.le.ii i r° lrs tli t i. c i v L r : •• • Si) peculiar strength and security for the custody of pit. your applications eels of value. - Lenc---" My Lord, I complain of as injury I be leemd IhdefrOett liaJor.GeeetirWarde. , arinied le fe 18. Mo o d , mot T. 8. Moody-. Sondimajmor opo ok b •J. command of thelffit, _lt Regiment. • .. -4xelle M aude Ds- W. H J. Irilby, Deelaes,.attoreies.: re""— Mr. Justice LE ' Bt„tvc said, the words of . the have suffered in my character, in consequence of that ney to bet blel Major, ske CHoton. , • • . • • -' ,%;i. , notice were, that the coach prop ietor would not trial." . To hettabis of Companies--Captain Jobe Dauber, by • be revonsible for any parcel 'of therahre of more Lord ELLsesottoMen (referring to his notes)— ig I b ourch , vies &bright, who'retires f Clifkain Geerdet•Clihos. .), Pomba*. .vicedotiteby, who retires; and Brevet Major * POLICE/I' : than fi re poutulb, " unlebs enteral and paid for as see it was au action upon a breach Of promise of Leslie Grove Jose*, without purcbase, vi Disney. ' ~ t,.x0x.....z1iz : ' . such." • . e --Kosigo Ames Lindsay, nine Failliffieftvfl , :- .' . Mr. P.tak said, this he had con t ended, was the ground do you ask a new trial ?" - Pectem,:who retires . ; and Essig' Robert Ellison, vice Bow .terazer..-On Wednesday a -man was brought to the • /11aabogy Office charged on suspicion of haveng committed forgeries to a very point Sakich created a peculiarity in his Case. ' LAP K— Upon the grou n d that the defence set 'To be laentenaid. witboat purchase-4 7 ..01p; John Lloyd . very bweetunitunt Peados had Vickery,. w i s h th e as,i,aar., The Plaiiiiit could riot enter their parcels as of any up has injured my character ve i vrnsach." ' . Duk vice Clifton ; FA2/% 5 Henry Vernon. vise Jom. rof a City Officer, apprehended Mrs in.the; liberty of the Gayer :HenryW. Powell, slat the Eari of Tyritoonsl, London. The irisoner inthrtned - then; he Was already a Sri.' particular value, and pay fore hein al such, When, Lord w er e of What yolk think the /1114 sorserla the Fleet Prison. bat had-tvhilianed i Day Rote an be as had be settled between th parties, their parcels damages were uotsafielent ?" ' . To be '• • Nome, Gent • by purchase,. vice Dillon. out on dull day, and produced the Rule. The Officers vein tii were not Lobe paid for. Yet it was Well known to Idifilt-- , -" Not only that, my Lord, but my charac. yliavotwilit relheit. 2144 ItighliPlim...mailintiggherigwo,64ll4, Gaut. witho ut .vice erehase, vice tire Fleet Prison, and found the Prisoner's stateinem to he em r . !'Dwelt, recta ,they then . gave inforniation tint he *as in custodiy at Bow. Ist Regiment of Ilra - Theign Robert Gore Lyteue to be Hen. street Gift on a cbargenf firgery. • Yesterday he tetletweat the Defencleits,• that the parcels sent by the Plain- ter hoe been Injured by the defence." .. .. ', : , tiffs, especially those not to be paid for, were of Lord ELLearioaavoit . '"'" the T, ~. only teltsn, vies Wsoilboase, deemed: -usthilvtliON when Mr. Nixon, the Warden of the fleet. John Baird to be Assistant-Sorg attended, and claimed to be salivated •ip to bins. A Mort eta. great value. The parcel in question was not. of so 40s. as they thought the loss 4 .:,..bugband in,v e m k Ul roulo Pitt e hre initiation, however, WM gale IlitlN'atid the Prisoner was iden- great value as many others which had been sent by I was not worth more. . flowbver, y.• ~ •..in • of .11th oitto; .1 Henry Her, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M‘Dow., tided as theism's charged with the forgeries.; after which it Ir a , this coach, but the Bank-notes in it, exclusive of ill.usagein The course which was. tak,- - . the Da- ... 1 4 1, .. detea t e . d • . that the Prisonershould be returned tom th e custody 11 . 12RD Uitto. noopitid-Mate Rdwasd Burton to be A ss i s t an t - S ur- . warden, ;tad &Habeas Carpal e t be moved for in the Court Bills of &change, Sc''. amounted to upwards of readant. I know that no greet farmwives shown to von. vice Price, promoted. o Common Pleas, for him talk given . op to criminal justiw.- 30001. . him, soli I recollect a number orriry,lndierous air- 19th Ditto, Eilliffli William Tbornbin, from the Berwickshire Mt, Nixon gave orders to his keeper, who was in attend met% ' ' Tho mas %O h l: r o t; re_11 ( 17: 1 . 0 hair.pay a itili. ft s Le th e . , o .Pr e i= equ ier to b e il e ic f ked the np ch i a n rg th: tb s yg liee r.a b m e i c i n or ez t u m tb. F tee ei. Lorli ELLtssottouctii.-7- 1L Take your rule." cumstances appeared twins' the trial, which plane d 27 :i p il i t i l i at o V ier l4 l,rl . ... r 17112 17. COWIE. . him in a very ridiculous light; mid perhaps it would shaw's Levy, to be Major, vice Knight Enkise, who et. agate:him. . . ..., • Caractrthen. 7 I Samuel Tardrew, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Evans, resigned dated Janaary 14, 1813. t Comminion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheddre. Royal Cheehlre Militia. • Lawrence Arwitstead,Diq. w be Captain, vice Alston, re- signed ; dated January it, 1 8 19 - . ; • t DIVIDENDS. t I Feb, 15 , W. Traeltt, Hanover-Street, Iteararry,dlllsewort —Feb. 20, S. Brown and T., ilobbeiktit. Moora‘allt, nrarchanti Vet,. 18,J. yptinga; (tow ohatnEllarket, Isorfbta „bniclw— . Feb. la, It..''. Tratnifsan, Oaonan.ttreet bant-maken-rFeb. re:. J E : c n o t s p ca i r Thardeld t •Liseepild, dealer in eartieoware--Feh. Kirk. Little Tower - AIM wineAnere'tast—reb. 31, 1. . ; Salford, Lancashire, raper 'A. R. Kendall, oleximoss, ..vnutiausemea— FA. 17, Es4iry... 4 4 01 7%. 10011 4V04 11 X ' keoper— Feb. 30, E. S'ow, i.a.ntioth sit, viet 17, W. Eaker, Yore, tuatcotionce—Feb. b, W . Seit Milton. ADVICP,. W ... . ...... lIEN Men of ••PAacation and Professional Skill,- use persevering-endeavours to discover the roost +aft and certain method of treating a few ;Wet/oiling Diseases t 'the successful result of their experience is the best proof of 41 , ()prim it y. Meiws. (TOSS and CO. Snrgeorts, hive bees induced to make . the CUM ill' the following than .I:ljee. «4 their particular study. vie. :i rennin liisointer, frequently contracted in a inoinent of ictoxientiootti and its enne.mtitionts, Strictures tend Olrete, which, by an impti,sed plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also Debility, whether arising from Baccbannitan indulgences, tong it';idelke ill Waftn - climates, win secret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued try the rails of both *ars s in tie ~ne ta , s ing sterility, or it:arrant-its and is the other a 11WIler,olls tr: t ia of nervous diseases, which, if not 'timely remedied, termionte vs impotence and Comtunspitni. • lb that distressingsiate .it &sin, ty or deficiency, ,whether 'the+rototsequence of such browlisi ha bits, ow ;wising from doy ;other rouse, by which the powers 0 1 the conistlttitiAn become eafeibled.• as regularly Mutated Soo. grans off Lomb's) they offer a firm, safer and speedy restoration to sound and vignrois health. ' The moth of a long Mid extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method. to remove Venereal CO opinions. how ever inveterate or complicated,. without ititijeriiHg the ;rit wist to the least restraint us diet or exercise; nod ,in recent Cases, where no early application is made ~u discovcry of the irifeeti ‘n, they frequently perfolva a cure: lu the short spate of tw•• Miss. The unprecedented saireess of their mode Dftreatirsent ( which h:., never been knownjo fail is one single insuoitee in .. practice of " !Vireo sears. during which period many thousoini perosis of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious 'hello, :to had been pursued hg other Practitioners without effect), induces them for thus publicly otter their advice. Metals. Goss arid Co excluttively professing the etwe of these particular enmpisiats, in order that they may not .be marked by a, mistaken few, with the obloquy see justly attache., to the. ignorant empiric, think It hut justice to themselves Instate, that they have been properlyeducatrd and initiated into every branch of the protilsioni (certificates of which, from - different. Howr tats, and testitnonials from the nowt eminent Physicians, they havet o convince any inquirer). that the - success resuitiog from their endeavours first induced them to quit the iwistrice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pre...o, sions c.risitute a fair ground (Or the umirecedeuted - contidence with which they have, by the Public, beeu•so liberally he , toured. • Patients in the Country. are requested to state the particu lows of their case, age. stud Manner of living, intinsing a Batik' Note for Art v Ice'attd Medicines; Mg the same will beforwerki . to ans , patt of the Kingdom. • GOSS stud CO. Surgeons. 13, Botiverie•street, Fleet-strest A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE. and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole . world to prose a single instance where their hledicine and Method of Cure have foiled of die desired effect. The peactlee ref many years in this partleniar branch of their professioa battiest gime rise . to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and' cum of VENEREAL COM PLAINTS, and iliat•dieraigement of the swamis, which is the consequence of the pernitions and mmteful edhets of ajabit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both Nies. la the mie it ant be foinid to be the nofailing sonreeoP Barrentiris the'mler 'have its ravages fatally developed to thearby chi trewrog matey( debility„ which, if wit timely remedied, fermi antes in Impotence. These are its remote nod ultiinate eileciss white consumptions; iota of muscular pryer. and various ner vosa complaints, -usually tharacterise the esrliem singes ni ibis solitary vice s of persons langoishing tooter• disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved am successful in the coarse of a Inryt. litborlous. and roach extended panctiee. In the most obstinate :sod cotoplieated cases of Ye- Reveal infection, spelt • tihstructitiso in the ureihro. spongy ex crescences, hard minim, cations dicers, eruptions, seminal Weeklies, ere's, ill alto. • • • STRICTURES, whether recent or of btu duration, and which have hadled the skill Of other prncitatters, are, by 'Melt peesetit improved plan of treatment. effectually and permanently cared, without the patient suffering the exerueistio‘poin nod alarming hemorrhage which trequeutly follOys the application of the loner teto•tiv. to tire course Of taeMy years exteusive prattice in this metro• nameroiss cases of strictures have been and are daily un• der their care, t t lic•total eradication of which is effected In a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior toaur other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility Proreititilit .Roof This complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigornitt health. But where the debility has for years ex isted,,n proper per;eventare is their re storative remedies, after thestriciure has been destroyed, is in. dispemaldy requisite to revive the slainheriag spools of lire. and to re-animate the Constitution. Siveral Noblemen and Getttleineti of the Aria respertbditv haveJteen anderthe care it Messrs. Carrie and , R Co: for t.te r••• Royal of complaints of the arethro. stricturese. ; ood hails t : received w radical and permanent more, recpeett toot referv-r.'s moy foeiivewto theinois stitf.fa. - tio y evaleiteeti of the &dove Ltilierior.ll of . 44142. Coyne. lasi 'My:v.l)l.o of imatiteno.— ottlnY et these Gentlemen have had sit-moires front ter to (*ear yeah, mad had beenutider the care of Mestrs.ll o Meiliea vkides, 'and Other Surgeons of equal enflames-, who vitteuitoted the cute by the appticatiati of the Isnot coustic, without success. ~ .n rP t ho e l i M r n e t i nes ate the , c ft o nit uil ea ry e z ra irti ha re bi qu i es . 4tl i i ii , :t:i k te r i . h th e ; t a t r nf tleti luo i pi lAn a rinsitteace for admire and mediribei, hen •he ‘to.te mill tee f „imin or spat to Noy oars of the ktitedani. emote tw! I .4.• r yen essential to their uedereasi..e, the postage of le:trt7 the *imam t f o r meeittlites. wg'im "Igre alg Ow may he coopulted by either Sea, wick ---tind hiwour, th.ir holier. No. .Toin- it lei. Hatt,llll.ititorn. M gres 4. 14 ,UN HON Ileiv.ed and Pot.: ished • '1 14411 d. •'a die *TAT anus di • 11tet4tiest. to of raise,. 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