The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-17 00:00:00

TIM STATESMAN. GUILDHALL. Yesterday, i .. Yesterday, Ann Garteel, a youthful depredator, aged only twelve years, was examined before Alder man ATKINR, on t charge of steeling a silver table ' spoon from a persoh whb keeps a straw bonnet shop lin Fleet-market, after she and been humanely taken . I into the house, mid supplied with foOd. The c h i ld I proved to be a most abandoned cgaracter, and she was remanded to this day, in order to save her in •futnie from the same iniquitous mourse. . A baker, named Caswell, from Greenhill's-rents, I Smithfield-bars, was' brought before the Magistrate, • to answer for a quantity of small loaves deficient in weight, whiCh were seized by the inquest Jury at a ' chandler's shop in the, Fl,ect Prison, and had been supplied by the Defendant. It appeared, that lathe small quantity of bread seised, there was a deficien cy of ten ounces, which, as the Magistrate observed, was at the rate of an additional sixpence en the' quartern loaf. He was fined 20s. beside the forfeit : ate of the bread. Di ARI.BOROUGII STREET. i •:.- Anew system of fraud has recently been practised at the houses of the nobility and, gentry, by a per son of good appearance, who states his name to be Michael Barry. The l'risoner called at the home of Lord Wsborough, a few days eince, and represented himself as an agent, whose duty it was to apprise his Lordship that some packages, by the ship Rhoden, from Ireland, were arrived in. the River, addressed to • Cal. Ponsonby, his Lordship's son. The Prisoner, by some means, kid obtained a knowledge, that such packages were expected (ram Ireland, it *Lord Bes borough's house. Some weighty boxes were deliver ed on the subsequent day, and the Prisonet received al. for the carriage of the same; but, on inspecting the boxes the next day, instead of clothes, they were found to contain nothing but bricks and rubbish. The Prisoner enquirA whereehe Marquis of Water- I ford lied? and on Ihe fraud being discovered, Lord 1 Be:borough's portenapprised the sertants at the Mar- •I (pis of Waterford's that such a person was about.' On Wednesday the Prisoner paid a visit there on the same errand, when he was taken into custody. Ott him was found a list of most of the Irish Nobility and Gentry ; and he was remanded till next Thurs day, to give others, who have been defrauded, an op portunity of appearing. BOW-STREET. ! Yesterday morning the inhabitants of Duke's . Court, Bow-street, Covent-garden, were very much I alarmed by the screams and cries of murder, of a female voice, proceeding from a house in that court —a similar noise had frequently proceeded from the same house, but never before to such an extent, and to create such - an alarm. On enquiry it was ascer tained, that a man had been beating and ill-treating his wife, tilt she was nearly lifeless, in consequence ! of which he was secured, and brought before Mr. Read, and underwent an examination. It appeared from the evidence of their daughter, who slept in the I adjoining room to their bed-room, that the Prisoner's • conduct towards his wife was extremely brutal, beat. mg her in different parts of her body in the most vialent manner, kicking her, keeeling on her breast, and beating her on the head, frequently pulling her out of bed by her hair, biting her, saying he liked dog's flesh better than his wife's, and in proof of the sincerity of the expression, he had a large dog to Amp between him and his Life. The only.reason assigned for this barbarous ctTeduct was, because, his wife would not keep a brothel. . He was committed for want of sureties to keep the peace, six months. ' QUEEN-SQUARE. i Yesterday Wet. Kennett, a waterman, was brought before the Magistrates of this office charged with at. tempting to stab Lawrence Levy, a private soldier belonging to the East London Militia, in the 1% heat Sheaf public-house, Little Tothill-street. It apPear• ed by the testimony of the landlord and a private in the Guards, that the Prisoner, on Wednesday after noon had quarrelled with the Prosecutor, and twice) attempted to stab him with a rusty case knife, but was prevented by the persons present. NVhile the. Prosecutor was making his deposition, the Prisoner, who carried a stick (being lame), watched an omn's •tunity and gave him a most dreadful blow on the 1 face which broke his nose. A surgeon was sent for,' and this new act of violence induced the Magistrates to commit the Prisoner immediately to Newgate ' for trial. After he had given the blow, ' he said, he knew before he came to the office that he' should be committed, and therefore had resolved to have the, i only revenge left him. SIIA DWELL. CHILD-STEALlNG.—Yesterday, a woman of the name of Elizabeth 77sompson, was put to the bar, and underwent an examittatien, being charged with enticing two children from Mercer's-row, Shadwell, the eldest only tire years of age, belonging to Wm. Arnold, a labourer in • the East-India Company's warehouses, under pretence of.buying them some cherries, when she took them into Stepney Church. yard, amongst the tomb-stones, a distance of a mile and half, whore shisstript them of their clothes. She was discovered by a gentleman, who happened tab be going through the Church-yard at the time, and who caused her to be taken into custody by a Constable, who, on searching her, found the children's clothes in her pocket, which being produced, nerd identified. She was fully committed to Nesegate for trial. UNION il A . - tiered from the Lyra, and the tike number, with _ _ IN HALL. a Lieutenent,• from the Rater. Boats were also i Kceuven Turays.4.—Two young men, sons 01 fitted out from the other ships to attack the other reputable tradesmen, in Holborn, were brought be forts, and that commenced an achievement of im- fore the Sitting Magistrates by Friend, the constable, portance equal to its complete success. The depots ; charged with being reputed thieves. The Officer destroyed, were, we understand, fut! of supplies for stat.,d, that on Wednesday evening, he observed the the enemy. Lieutenant Martin's return was most tsio Prisoners, accompanied by a third person, go. providentially timed. After the entire destruction i ing along 'fealty-street, and apparently tryinrthe of his fort, the boats not 'being free to come fot pocketsot the passengers, - • against' - the crews as soon as was expected, he would have with their hands; he had to quarter Lis men in an attlaceni village for the' w ay, sr* having sight, but the boats, though ,late, fortunately ar.- huowing them to be rated to carry them on board before day-break, at •Th and took two of 00 which time about 15 French troops nisda4leir - ap.; - Ti e h a d been most penance oa the - coast. ' • Officers also described Last week there was caoght in the flalmaip:sser well . ktidwn to'thentr Black Rock,- neer Treon, a herring \ wirich *sip red 1 . The lattei. of one 23 inches lung, itad 10 mend, and weighed t 1b.114 latteudid, And. the,Magiitrates, ounces. • • inr4bern, foreberesto. commit them A fine sturgeon, about Ave feet in'lengtb, was eg- and ordered them to be disp4arged posed to sale is Ayr Fish Market on Wednesday. I city for thalr.fgtaregood.condoict. . - . • ~. . . LAW ityI'ELLIgENUK. --esewee-. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, LIU ILDH ALL. AMY 111. torr ERIL V. ROYAL LICIT INGIS MUIR %NCR COMPANY., This was an action upon a policy of insurance at two g'dneas per cent. onlBo pigs, by the Joyce, from Waterford to Bristol, valued at 9001. free of parti cular average. The total loss was admitted ; but the defence was a misrepresentntion,in stating the Cap tale's name to be Rogers, whereas it was Ryan.— The Plaintiff's son testified on• behalf of his father, that he effected the insurance at the Defendants' office, in consequence of a letter of particulars, which, though it was very short, he copied on .a slip of paper and delivered to the Defendants' Agent. This slip was not preserved by the Defendants, as it was their custom not to do so; so that it couli not be seen in what Captain's name that slip was delivered in ; but the slip delivered from the Defendants. to the Plain tiff's son, on effecting the policy, contained the i'am of !lingers as that of the Captain of the ship in sured; and the Gentleman who effected the insurance en behalf of the tlefen 'ants (called by them) testified that that was the name propounded to them ; and that if the Plaintiff had proposed on insurance upon the Joyce.C.lpt. Ryan, it would not have hem, accept ed at any premium, since some suspicion hung upon that vessel, which was entered in one book, the Joie, Captain Rion, 1 2, and in another the Joyce, Captain Ryan, 1 1, which was too inferior a class of ship for the Defendants to meddle with. It was also protvel, that Rogers was the name of one of the owners of the ship; and that the Defendant; could have known nothing of that name, so theft it must have originated [rem the Plaintiff's A.xent.. Another wit ness for the Defendants proved, that about three yeas ago, the Defendants refused to effect an in surance with the house of Cuff, Dickenson and Co. upon the ship Joyce, Captain Ryan; and Mr. Ellis, the broker, proved, that he had never offered the Defendants a ship of .0 inferior a class ; but that he thought he could hare effected this insurance at Lloyd's for a guinea and-a-half, or two guineas per tent. The Captain's name being the essential induce ment to the Defendants to insure, and its represen tation as Rogers or Ryan, being the material circum- Nance upon which they would have insured or not. Lord ELLEYROR )uai of course held, that the ',Hera, printed word, in the policy, protecting va riatitecs of name did net esteed to the present case. The Jury, after retiring for three lieurs and a half, found their verdict for the Defendants, recom mending them, nevertheless, to divide the loss with the Plaintiff. CUM DICKENSON, AND CO. V. TEYN. This was an action to recover a balance of 1531.45. , which was the loss arising from the sale of 300 hogs of goeil, sweet, singed, sizeable bacon, which the Defendant hid contracted to purchase at 691. per car.; bet, in consequence of a fall in the market, Lad refused to take, denying the contract. As the commodity was perished., the parties had agreed, that it should be sold, at such prices as it might then fo•elc ; and the action be brought for the difference. The Pia'',' ith's had. on a former occasion, recovered a verdict in this action; bet in cow:: Recce of a flaw' in the declaration, that verdict had been set aside on s writ of error; and having now again proved their ca e, • Mr. NI ARRY AT, for the Defendant, said, that the hew eeents in the declaration alleged a waver of a pre-ezi:i.cg contract for an immedia:e delivery, on the 241 of July, and a new contract, allowing a yea &Amble time for the delivery : his objection was, that the Plaintiffs could not superinduce parole evi dence up"i a wri :etc contract ; and he referred to the else where consent to renew a hill of two months, two Months more, was rejected, as turning a bill of two months Wet:me of four. Lord Eimeamteroct said; that that was very different from an agreceneut by parole to postpone the period of delivery mentioned in a written con tract, which surely might be done. The contract for silo stood exactly the same, only the period of deli very was waved. Mr. MARRY lT declined offering any evidence, meaning to take the belie& of the law at a future opportunity, and the Plaintiffs had a verdict—Da mages 1531. Os. We ere happy at haying it in our power to notice the following particulars, in addition to the account -of the brilliant exploit off Bilbon, mentioned in • former Paper :—.The Row, Sparroio, and Lyra, were the three brigs attacheil to the squadron.— Lieutenant 11hrtin, of the latter vessel, haThig been directed to gather intelligence from the fishermeu on the coast, landed with only a serjeant of marines, one private, and two sailors. Peheiving about a mile distant signals flying on a fort. that active of.- ficer, with his I.antlful of men, proceeded to the spot, and having 5(.00 the wouls,.hauled down the colours with his own hands, brought them off, and we be lieve has them still in his possession. Immediately on their departure, a detachment of about 30 French cavalry galloped down to the shore; but the " un daunted metal" of the gallant few, instead of being deterred by this bravado, seemed only to gather new impulse to exertion. Lieutenant Martin, on his get ting on board, offered his sertms to destroy the whole of the forts on that bank'ffrihe river, with 50 melt. 'Twenty-tine were accordingly immediately or ”ith • POLICE. • 1••••••• SCO7X;II S M .ICK S. ld MUM'S Wharf. /Irvin d. Eliza (Marshall). Leith 114 July 113 July, —l3 N oon . Prompt (I)avidconl. do. 12 19 ). 9 , A, Ai . Perthshire (Henderson), Dun dee and Perth I 13 i 19, —9, V. M. 111911 W %TER AT LONDON IL ?darning, 45 , ' tes after 7. 1 ElliMbi I IDLE THIS I) ty. I 1 minetra after 11. GENUIN P. AND APPROVED MLOtiVirS, Prep , ired by SOLOMON, U. Weald 11 , iuse„ lie... Liverpool. • CelArated CORDI 1:A I,NI of (3 I LEAD, for Debilities, Mersin's Dis , iiters, :111 , 1 :10M55,5 euliar tii the Ferrule Se:, LUnb ..f 4p,m tie. II y.tprle nod Ih. pitchundriactil Affeetiotis, Limiwss ut Spirits, and ail Nervou t D isordem. Dr.' S .I.itnan s Cardin' !Wm of Gilead it , h ppilC calculatvd fir the. Weak, the Sirklt, and Infirm. 11l kit ina aid Dekility, Liitsne , s of Spirits, We ikneFit in ' ith , r Sex, ss'lctii.t hereditary, acqiiireilorr owing to Ynail;!al Laprudeace, lies Medicine will afford the most ... . NEWMARKET JULY *STING, is:n. W FDNEIIDAY. An .y 14. • , . • Lord Jersey's Antonio, Itst. ea Lord G. H. Cavendisb's Raee rw,sa, in. Mb.. Two-yr-oldy. 100 p.. 2 t ol on Antonio. A Ilatilliap Sweepstakes iso each, 10gs ft. if declared in a smarter alai boor after tbetteiglits are mused, fur all ars.-- A E. INICe of *attend's grantor, 6.yrs sm. Sit. - I Lord Foley's b. by Mr. Teazle, 5-yrs 014, est. 21b. • 2 Lord Lowther's Dimity, 5-yrs old, fist. Sib . - 3 Mr. Andrerr's Morel, aged, Sit. Me. - - 4 Bto 1 apt Salvalor. 6to 1 apt Dimity. 2to 1 apt Morel. The Towo Plate of 501. for S-yr old cnits, 80. 41b. and fillies, • fist. List rode and a distance of D. C. Mr, Craven's hr. c. T -- 1 Toole 'rt 1 . - Dole ot Rolland's Al. f. Melt s - - .• • g Geo. Grosvenor 's cis. f. Defiance - . 3 Duke of Grafton's b. c. Joe Miller - - 4 3to 1 ay,st TooteY. '5 to 2 agst Joelfillcr. aA-I;dc YiYr Cosenza's INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquest was held at the King's Arms, Westatiostminster-road, ou the bodies of two men lately in the employ of Mr. James • Atkinson, a distiller, near the Asylum, St. George's Fields. The deceased, on Monday last, unfortunately attempted to clean atolls vat, which contained a quantity of what is termed - iron liquor. The oldest of the men, who had been many years in I the service of Mr.' Atkinson, put the ladder into the vat and descended ; but when near the bottom he fell down insensible. The other man immediately Went down to assistance, and also fell in the same state. Before assistance could be procured to take I them out they were both dead, having been suffo cated by the foul air at the bottom of the vat.— Verdict, Died by Sqffocation. SHORT WEIGHT UP BEEN), &c.—ln order to in duce malingers of parish concerns to observe a very essential part of their duty (viz. the inspection of weights and measures), a duty too often wholly neg • lotted by them, the following statement is submitted -.for their consideration :—a certain parish in this county is to contain GOO families, - who buy their bread of bakers, &c. and each family to consume ' one quarters loaf per day, whie'4, - according to law, Should weigh 41b. 51ot. but the weight of the loaf sold has been generally under 41b. 240 z. conse quently • a loss appears in each loaf of 3oz. which, reckoned at one farthing per ouuce, makes an annual loss to the consumers of 6811. 7s. Gd. From this statement it may be readily conceived, how much greater a loss is sustained in all places where there has been no late inspection of weights and met. sures. Flour, cheese, bacon, and other articles sold in retail shops (which swarm in every populous neigh bouritood), are as likely - to be rendered deficient in weight as bread. to the palish_ above alluded to, where there are more than 1000 families, although 600 only are stated to boy their bread, no inspection has been known during the last tett years ; its mag nitude may not be sufficiently considered. If a loss of 0841. 7s. 6d. annually be, found in the sale of bread in one parish, what an immense addition to that sum must arise out of the numerous articles of a boor man's purchase, when weights and measures are not dull attended to, forming altogether, perhaps, a sum annually equttl to the whole money collected for the relief of the poor in that parish !—(Gloucester Journal.) Mr. John Srttith, auctioneer, of Northampton, drowned himself in a fit of despondency, in a pond, at Fawsley Park, on Wednesday se'nnight. The Sheriff of Canterbury has received the Prince Regent's pardon to Joseph Newsom, convicted of forgery at the January Sessions, 1811, on condi tion of his being transported to New South Wales, for and during the term of his natural life. The route: for the present season are nearly over. I They were ,so numerously attended, that even the kitchens were thrown open for the company in many places, and fortunate were those who could obtain a seat on the stairs. The greater the squeeze the greater the fashion ; and the more desirable for those who were in the practice of purloining shawls and silverspoons ! Yesterday the Prize Wherry, given by the Funny Club, was rowed for by seven pairs of oars. The competitors started from Westminster-bridge for the first heat, to row round a boat moored off the first windmill above Vaarxhall, down tale Surrey shore, round the beacon, and through the centre arch of A CHALI.RNGsi:' Westminster-bridge. The first three boats were to MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in be allowed tested for the second heat. The win- IV- 1 . his Majesty's service. rhallenite Method of the whole world to ning beats trcordingly started for the second heat, Erirka.setiele i citre:t wd l esteire„releet". l ell i tie v h ratice M e l ef many and pulled. from Westminster-bridge, round a boat years in this particular branch of their profession bin not civee I moored in the middle of the river, off the Red House, es t o n ne th u"c re cli 4 i ul wir t Ca a rd . 11" .f en V It l i i n aliVA r t e r fi C I A r - clown the Surrey shore, and through the centre arch PLAINTS, La; 11ate; li eraiigetra c t e of the Wan. which is the 07 Westminster-bridge. The - skill exhibited by the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful :frees of a habit Isn i g competitors afforded the spectators a rich treat.— and punned sow it w ill a' udio by y be the u t atlll 'u ng th ai b lu o r f re h ol h e y a e r s re es u . sess n ; Johnson, of Vatutholl, and Colfe, of Horseferry, the other have it: , ravages fatally developed to them by a dis distityruished by purple streamer, kept the admi t - trein . g slate of debilit,;: ii which, of not o te t osely d r o ems , i n d l ig, e t fi r .ec ro t i , i; tage Siring the contest, and finally won the boat. u nl e t :l s e i e l n nli nTe t ros . , loss of ese a tn re us i c 4 ula e r m po e varr. and various Pet- The admirers of sailing were also gratified yester- wens eottliAtillt9, usually characterise the earlicat stage: of this day by a good display of fresh-water tactics. The Lor oli h tss iFb v lb ier t. l l ; i r e f i r i rs re o o t T o m l e ir i mi l ls o s i ti t t under hdai nevert de i r s c o l:1: 1 11. 0 t n ! sailing-boats, which have hitherto gained some ho- the tour:' of a long, laboriiitas, and marl: extended nour above Westminster Bridge, were put in compe- n" e c a lc i e n - fec t in tlw w ilgt: b i li ob t itt i r l ds C r: r e lj u rj r i e le t L ea s se :„,l, Y „ e : .tition 'at Blackwell, where they had more opportu- creacences, bard tuvastars, callous ulcers, eruptiout, sentinsd nity.of displalng Their manoeuvres to advantage.— westkoess, glees, us also S T R The contest was forthe cops' and covers given by the li,bether re sent or of lunilt i sr C atiers, and . o bleb have baled the Cantherllntld S'Aciefy. Captain F a rr rather, of the skill of other prartioners, err, by their preacht itispratreel plan 11.4lissima, having declared that his name had been of itanseirtrti, effectually ande Petta rK :11:31.-vaitt.ts.uird. without entered in the list of boats to sail without his autho ray, several' Gentlemen engaged in the match, who In the coarse of I went v years e siemi Ye practice in this retro which frequently follows tit l e appliet si tion of the lunar caustic, would otherwise have declined, under an idea of the superior sailing of the 13ellissima, and her owner's rregi't case' h tul o a f l s e t r r i sl li cno ha n v t e of bnfilicith"d are nano a's is safe. certain, aid expeditious mode 1.1 . s.tspe-iisr t oasty skill. The successful navigators on this occasion other yet a dopted.. The weakness, rela!atiun, da ns li t iar were Captain Astley, in the Mercury, and Captain pmr,V„d43,,,lfi.rret.realsholsanctrajtitaiv"itlitit!ou sp eed i ly hr Its. liar Where the Heigkinton, in the Vixen. We did not bear of any debility has for years existed. a proper per-ever:ince in their re accicleut. • • Istoritive remedies, after the stricture hos hero slestroved, is in dispenably . requisite to revive the slumbering spoils of lite, BM to re-mtistonte the Constitution. 'BIRTHS,' Several Noblemen and Cleotlenten of the fir's respect the L a d y of H enry B ran d on , F ag . of a have been eider the Vire of Messrs. Comic and Co. fir the re . m oral of c ossiplaiiils of the orells•a. - strictorev, Atc. and having On Thursday. Ilse lady of Charles Raymond Barker, FAq. i received a radical and perm:owns cure, request that ref/Testers of filargarettrel, CavendishAquare, of a pm may heigiven to them, as s diilareory evidences of Itte dechiro - _ superio,ity of Mears. Currie and Co.'s, plan of treatment. — Many of thee Gentlemen have had strictures from ars_ln t:.Vr!‘ly AN TI-I M PET 11l EN ES or, Soloitian's Drops, Ica Meth, eine superior to every other Itciordy ..t discovered iu Wi. er any other age, for tile speedy removal and radira cure of th e Scurvv. leprost , Rheumatic or Gouty Olio., Serafino or K.,c, Evil, Ulcer, of every Descriptinti, Swelled or Inflatio,l Leas, &c lu Dinirders where Saliva , iop has repeatedly fa.l-e, to' 110 other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to o.at health he unfortunately lust, the Anti-Itapetigenes have been found the great nee only restorer of I lealth and Vigma. 'nurse Drops purify the Bbmd, and restore tile S 3 win when by the imprialem use of Mercury. • The :thine Medicines ore inclosed in plain directions, nith surprising Cures, authenticated by Person- of Itespectalsilittr, and are made up in Bottles, price Ilalfsm-finittea each. Ti.c s are also Family Bottles. tit lb. containing rout of the smaller ones, wherein gs. mire TheA BST ERG ENT LOTION clears and beautifies theSk'n; remove s speedily, without pain or (footsie, all kinds of Pimple , Tetters. Ring-worms, Sputs,'llvdness, Swelltngs or Carbuitelts of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Erni'. lion nn the Surface o f the 'finnan Holy. It is 'termini rly plea sant in its operation; an agreeable stiftacis to the Skin imme diateay succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole Complexion, whirls retisises, It sae amid the same time, no enlivened appearance. The Pottlir: 11.1ve been long cat kin:et, of the cell:duds of its lillCre...i ns si safe meal certain iv. tardy fur ilerpetic Coasplitiub in general. Pints 4s. 6d. Hat; pints 2s. SJ. Observe the words "Sam'. Stdonion, Liverpool," Palmyra on the Stamp ; all others are c a , u oi e rf r ii. Sold by all Venders of Ge mine Medicines in the United Kincrlnm Of *limn nosy also be had, Dr SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE to IIHALTII; or, Ada ire to both Sears, price Ss. )' Dr. SOLOMON expects when enoculted, the wail compliment of it One Pound Nate; but till written Cases or Letters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, tire requested to lIICIOSe o n ly Half a-Guinea. Such letters should for safety, he thus directed:—" Money letter. 1)r. Solomon. Cli!ead-house. near Liverpool. Paid double Postage." Letters many he or dered to be addressed to X. 1. ur A. B. at the; Puss-Ace, till castled for. . A °VICK. WHEN Men of Education and Professional ,Skill, use persevering endeavours so discover the gnat safe and certain uteibud of treating it. fetv prevailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the hest proof of auperiorii heists. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to maks the cure of the f Bowing the object sf their particular study, via. a certain Disiorder, frequently etracted in a eminent of bootie/Libel, mid its Cl/PC..1111 tapas. Sit monies imil Gleet., by an improved pine, are speedily and effectually cured t isnln. Debility, w bother arising front ti:lirt hail:than indulgences, keg rcsidenee in warm cantata), or a secret salitary vice, wo one,' unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; in the one caw ing sterility, or barrentws.s t and bs the other a immersion mitt of nervous diseases, ',hid'. if not timely remedied, terminnte in impotence and Consumption. In dial distressing:date oaf debili ty or deOcients, beater the consequence of such hateful be ( bits, or arising front any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled. us regaled% educate,: gar. geoi:s of Landon they uffer it firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sintnd anti vigisrous health. Tee result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by n soperinr method. to remove Venereal Complaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the • pliient to the least miming its vie or exercise ; and in recent eaves, wherein• early application is Londe Oil discovery if the infeetion, they frequently perform a tore in the short space of two days. • The unprecedcated success of their inside of ire tinent w h lets 10, never been known to fail in one single instance its a practice et tillers& veil's , . daring whirl, period smithy shasswied gentles of boott sieves have been cured, even after severe and injurious ine , lio h.al been pursued by other Practitimwris without effect), induces them to thus puhlicly offer their advice. Metisrs. Goo and Co exclusively priorming the cure of these particular complaints, in Order that they may nut he it 'irked by a mistaken few, wills the oblaquy se Justly mtached to this ism:rent empiric, think it but justice tit themselves to state, that they have been properly estimated and initiated hue ever 3 , branch of she profession (certificates of which, from different Hospi. tall, and tedium:Oils from the most eminent Physichns, Nary have to convince any inquirer), that the unveils resulting from their endeavours Snit induced them to ;pit the of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their prelim. daps c.nstitute a fair ground fur the unprecedented cmiandeace with which they have, by the Public, been YU liberally htr 'Muted. Patients in the Country are requested to Mate the parties. lam of their riot., age. nod manner of living, inclining a Bask None fir Advice end Medicines; and the same will be furwarded to any rad sit she Kingdom. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, lleet•strei t. -- a k• .I ./ •-• . . . angers, by knocking againit'thern . ~,,,_ •:-. I . _,• MARRIED. - to o M a ius ease lle n t l l Fair Mile- (t ope , Oxfordshire. r• • I Many of thew Gentlemen have had strictures troll te st In usrogy he folloseci them a considerable Os iss fO., Josem Fi e ld, E a ., o ghl o p ee s i pAll e ess, ran, and had-been under the care of Merrs. Home, Heaviside., ;.ascertained their intentions, andr and other Surgeons of equal emineoce, who attempted the cure 1 , at Telgusposei t 'Llevaphive Amp Bp& . by the opptiention of the lunar comic, without rumps. be suspicious characters, he went lAgs DR. oir Upper dote t est, Bedford-Pure, to Mu • Poseisou to the country are requested to wate•the pa!tietilsrs Pym, sister of Cape. Ptai IL • . of their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c . unclosing of them iato custodY, the third, on 'Tuesday last 11Gttiolaj Itrdaill, Fee, of Doso- street , ' nst active; escaped. The- other Fiesbury, to Charkitsei yosupput .t Mar or Mr. ibtascorah; inane: fi dadaite and medicines, when the mime wilt he bed the Prisoners' persons as being. Seuthitgle• . • . ! cm, so essential to their undertaking. thi plains* ur letters ~ g a lwea or sent to any part of she Illogdom. To remise that se- . mr . . . , may be added oldie ameupeLfire medicines. , iof theta, and.friends of the o th er,' t • atßa. , • ! Mean. Carrie and Co. spay be.comulted by eithetatex, vrith u...i. Ellsalsefli, Wife si Mada ford, of Walcot-phace, La- the greatest delicacy, secrecy, mid howar, al their house, No. Magisitrates out orcOminiseration . -o- - • • • I kto. commit theta till the Sessions, Nist Yore( MINANDNNIME:teIieI if ille late Edward — si. Suadai t lAtAs 0,104.0 411 , settle, Terkel , * th the 101.9 th ltatuttazigasmrd.e_mun, naiton.garten. ' • " '''' _j___ft:lit:.- 1 -' Fosetoft. at el t. ead be .Wad dliag4trged ibet. 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