The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-01 00:00:00

THE LATE MURDERS. SIIIDWELL OFFICE. During the interment of Williams, Humphries, of Bow-street, observed Bob Barns" and George Dig yell, two notorious charac . ters, attempting to pick the pocket of a Gentleman. The Officer imniediato ly secured them, and brought them up. to.this On the person of Barney was found two 11.-notem and a small red pocket-boo . ; and in the pockets:of Biznell only a large canvass purse, filled w)th 24 halfpence and two skeleton keys. The Magistrates fully committed the. Prisoners to take their trials at the next Sessions. • Sylvesicr Dryscoll was again brought up, and dis charged. • _ _ Juhn Cahill, alias John Butler, alias John Frede rick,'whose examinations before the Magistrates of this Office, have been marked with such repeated in consistencies and palpable falsehoods, was recog nixed on Monday night by Captain' L. of the Sligo Militia, who had aninterwiew with him. On seeing the Captain, the Prisoner satirically said, " How are you, Captain ?."' F.:mining him very roinutelv, the Captain replied, " I do not 'know you." The following parley took place:-" Pray, did . you long to our regiment?" . " Yew, I did- seven years ago; I was enlisted by tt•tieriesot;fillark, at Sligo; r, never joined the regiment, .but k now y ou v er y w e ll ; ; and I consider myself a desertrri ..stall* no other regi. ment has a right to clalett Did you know the Serjeant-Major of the rekfinent' at . that time ?" " don't know his name; bot ise - was a lusty man."— The Captain again rooked at tbe ., Prisoner, and at length recognized his person; and, after putting a multiplicity of cptestioai, 'found out that the man had now told the truth . ; . dud 'it' ii supposed that the Prisoner will be delivered utimfi tfs yegiin eat. • • QUEEN-141fAitt. Isaac Clarke, the aniastrel • and lionTipeAttacer, Sias wain bronght ap yestenitti lett suspic . intb 'in 'coneetikince of his person and dross ainsverst the description given, of his being one of: the • aurdererr •of Mr. Williamson. ; • • - Mr. John Spanton, if .11orsefori:y toad; attend . ea r and proved-, dent 'at' the, night hi' the •taurder, thii Prisoner was at the Bell public-house, in Prince's street, 'Westntinster.--The Prisoner was in . conse quence discharged. _ Di A RLBO,IOIfGHIST R EFT. Two known characters, of the- namds of Filzge.. raid, the one of *hom is ilea( aid dumb, . Were, . charged with assatlltini'Or.Aldrid4e on. the hiFll 7 way, and taking from his person his Stitch. ' It ape peared in evidence, that the Prosecutor bat called on the landlord of the Bower publir.house, itr Pult. tley.street, who is his relation, and had lately en. tared it. The said house had been the known haunt of thieves doriog the time of the' lite landjoed, and the preseut one had hot been - Yet ertabledlo get s them out. On Mr. Aldridge leaving the hOuse about eleven o'clock, be was foHowed byttiteztwo Pri 'sonens,- when the deaf one *tree): him •a violent blow on the head, and he found himself sairr.oonded by two others. ' Ile could only iilenlify ,tbs two Pri soners, who were folly crinnettlearOr l triai7 • *nombilßEK ..„ On Monday two eminent atetinefieniiiiiie before, the Magistrate, on the sehjectof a hails abide 104 place bet Ween them on Satu4day,.in conseqUence of a professional dispute about the. right of patieatship in a lady whom both hid atteintt cl in hey accouche.. mtnts. T.h,. senior professOr, Dr. V. charged the. junior, Dr. 'I. an assault upon his person. Ile stated 7 that he ,had been the fiimiiy attendant on a lady, the wife of a Mr. G. and had administered to bee on three successive occasions ; but that, for some reason, for which .he.was at a loss to account, he was not lent for in the ladY's last laying-in ; but Dr. T. was employed in .06 place. The Doctor, ou snaking some inquiry respecting this supposed at tempt to pooch in his warren, wad informed, that it arose from someilliberal:asperislimir cast on his pro. fessional character by Dr. T.; and he, in cons& quence, went to the residence of;his rival operator, to call him 'to account for such aspersions; when-, in - ' the course of some altercation which- followed, Dr. T. struck Mm witivhis fist in' the face. • • Dr. T. in his defence, stated, that Dr. F. came to his house in a very haughty instiller, to call Aim to account for attending . a lady in her lying in, to whose professional confid'ence he conceived hiffiself to have established a prior right; and to charge him with having supplanted him (l)r: F.) in the family, by aspersions on his professional.character, which asser tion was unfounded. That Dr. F. on this occasion, thought fit to raise his cane against him in a threat ening manner ; and That, in hitdefence, he bad "per formed a manual operation on the Doctor's counto nane,, and several blows took place on both'sides. The hushand of the lady came forward in'iindica- Hon of Dr. T. whom be exculpated from the charge of any sinister observations op Dr. F..whosestttend ance was declined by the family of their owns ecord a and for resisong flies t b ought sufficient. = ' 441 Dr: F.. drew forth a written document, and was abort. to proceed upon p series, of interrogatories, but the Loan MAYOa interfered, and advised the parties to consult calmly, whether it wits advisable to proceed farther in this dispute, or whether it woald not he more prudent to settle the matter privately. The parties seemed to think with his Lordship, and retired to hold a pacific consultation with their friends. . , ~... ~.; ;J , .l. The increase of company last week at Assts-'s New Pavilion Theatre, particularly in the Box de-• i pertinent, was highly pleasing and profitable to Mr. ASTLEY, Jun. the Manager. Of theevening's enter- - tainments too much cannot be said in their pmite ; 1 the drollery of the two LAUREZITS and SOUTABY aS• t Clowns, in the Pantotaime; .. wee rewired . with then. p• a n nia us e„,.. : ~. I , ~ , . • Yesterday we mentioned that a.letier had beeti,reJl ierin ° -- r` ' . . cerved by the Lord Mayor,' o ff ering to gfeso,informa-' . Mr. M'NsLi.v, the witt y Counsellor, who has re tiott of the Child. stolen about six weeks gime, i ( r a m t cently made so conspicuous a figure at the Meetings „sal St...Martio's.lane, Cannon-street; 'This - letter ex- of Catholics in Ireland, recently adduced a new and J o a n i pha av d that tligi voi p o o w h o h a d 10 14 4 t h e ti tt ic hey very singular argument in favour of Catholic eman- ..as said was hecnetedy in the Gosport Bridewell; and that apation: " Did ever a Protestant lady," he ex- . - MARRIED. ••• . married a Catholic gentleman, find : • - 0 n Monday. at Stoke Holy Croce, J. Roberts, Esq. S • the child iiii.Welk, atul taken care'a in the griper's claimed, " who house, and wa s well clothed. oftniriediately upon this that she received tiny injury in his arms?'' e r corohiii, to Maria, daughter of John-tetchy, Esq. itempnalig . ... .. . - Norfolk. , intelligence, Mr. Dello*, father of the c!lild.(by the I An Irish gebtlimari,..pqhis arrival in this " town '' On the iMthelt. at Upper Sinughter: Oloucegtersbire Geoft.e' advice of his friends),setoitfbr Gosport to be certaie lof polities and commerce,' found that a Newspaper) AWred Mead, Esq. of Snow's- s, soutworist ) 4 ', Sar i whether it was his child. praiit ; since winch, the .Irakies necessary every morning to furnish his mind , a dima g >.l . li tile late • 9 1 , 9 4 . I l lk PC# l , . k r irki r .• '/!••4 11 e . 4 • • •• writer of the first.letter to the Lord Mayor has sent; - With. subjects of courersation for the day, as was a l -' • • . 1914. ' - oi;Pre , *---. -- - 1-4.-t• - ': '• .. . . , t. • 14. . another to the Church Wardens, who bad pfreiett. it - breakfast to give•nourishinent to his body; but not I . , DLEEt.,, „ Jr . Ir • '•- • '110:.:e liberal award, in which he Says the woman in custo- knowing which newspaper was most likely to answer , .4; A o est r i r t age l f lmili assn tgl i e ' h D `:::27 t v ed r w "g a i" i n liar 52d dy has confessed that she stole the little boynbout six hit _purpose ) he inquired or a circle of friends what r • At maiden, essuesp; 116‘. Collins °relit ' I. I. ' . 1... 97. weeks since; tot, she is the mile of a Gunner of One, : paper they took in ? lie was informed, that they 1 . 'on Moodi l y lo o t, . w ooc if ort , 4.-I„.„,!, ;:laili g e c P. ,gm Li, mleity's ships ; that she had persuaded her hus- subscribed' for a certalti Ideetr/y paper, naming . -it; 4 1111 mbillevaL . nephen; raid • bend. that she had a child hrivim alive ? which she had ." well then," replied hd t. "7 4 `..i'1l order the semi* kV 11 0411k._/Iket Otford; Ole Rev'. Jsfaq. 7 4riff the cook a•t l . sad.tbercifore produced the present little boy. •be sent tame enero morigiyi r ,7...7" • . • .* 3 '‘''' Vig :".7.74 JP""4".. Beauekadt p i i t t y of • '' , •.41Z: ...•.• ~."'' ..., ..11 7/ ;.• ''..•' - - ••• .. . .. - . • -** • • '.• •• • ' . •••• , 4 -t)..e . 'P.. : -•-•'''. •'; - • • • • . `NW • - .. 4 • - 4•• • • • . ~. • • .• . ' .•• *, ;)••!••; •, •.• " • ....,..A: it 01l 1101 ti ; i' t .1 4" 14I.1 ' • .•,.. q k .• • , Mar .6; 1 ... 11 . Wil -•- * • •it • ,•'.• • • • .. S s . •a- ... '''''' •• •• - . ' . - -..-• ••• . -:• . , 7•-• , .-- - , - . al On Saturday, the Silith ult. the ß a i t g it G l ig tlife k a em ear ." - W . ake l tield,.the so 'John Lister Kaye, Esq r►ar safely delivered of a daughter. * • Y *knit" Kayo ii-,,rT.: •• • ? I ' 0 • / = ~u •CONJUOAL HAPPINESS. 1 - HEN conscious ineligibility is the secret but insurmountable bar to W ED LOC K, theunhappy set'. ferer pines in silence, and, despairing of relief, sinks into de spondency. To relieve thine melancholy infirmities which or. esutn in men, and Barrenness 10 women, f l • 'Nervous C e laintp, Diseases peculiar to Females, and all dikorders occasioned by debility or relaxation. Dr. SENA 1 E'S 'BALM of M ECCA is proved by experieoce to be t h e noel certain, safe, and perm mem remedy ever discovered. To ['youth, whom iudiscretion, excess, an unpropitious climat e , or the admitostiation of mercurial piiibolB, have precipitated into premature old age—to the aged, lo w huin the functions of lift ; ore suspended, though sot extinct, this medicine is conscientious. ly mid confidently recommended. The debilitated, the languid, the related pf either sea, the ',elated ruse ly te of secret mo swility, the childless couple w.II here most assuredly hod wit dui' secrecy whic h i- essential to unsallied reputat. m. 'Tis•not by a tempuragy stimulus, or irtit/trion, that this me.li clue produres those salutary effects white. hove excited the astiinishinent of daily iitedicol men, hut bytiacaoing a genial warmth, e * hilar:fii the animal spirits, inv igoi at ing the whole . frank, Atli 'renovating the twat ia..sucts rammer that it may be fairly slid to re-animate nature, • • The genuinv Balm - of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Senate ; and sold, wbolesole and retail, by his agent, Mr. Richards, Druggist, M. Str mil, near St. Clement's Church ; also retail by IV ard.*:) !I, Holborn.; Parsons, Pk,. Flek-streeit Bacon, lao, Oxford-Orem, oplowile,Boork-street ; Alkali. 76, Oxford 'street, tippoite the Poi:Hiroo ; Bolton,•fro:d of the Royal Ex. 'hanger ('..riding, 42, Cornball; sad ,Cbrirp, Coekspur-rreet, corner of SpranK-gtfrdeni. Price 7s. , per box, duly included. Observe, that there is an enggsvol. Portrait of Dr. Sc. tie is the label im tbemulside of each . jliu , which is sigued by the Proprietor, E. Senate, in .Isis• haat.* iting. All abet are counterfeits. THE STATESMAN. PRESENT S 117'EM 0.. . F w.drawNa;.- - 1 Th;watchmen destined to guard the lives six' pro. perties of the inhahitants residing iu about 1.460,000 houses, composing the whole of the metropolis and its environs, are under the direction of no less than seventy different trusts, and regulated by perhaps double that number of local Acts of Yarlianteuts, (varying in many particulars from one another), under which the Directors, Guardians, GovcrnOrs, Trus- I tees, or Vestries, according to the title they assume,' are - authorised to act, each . attending to their own particular ward, parish, hamlet, liberty, or precinct, and varying the paymewt according to local circum stances, and the opulence of the particular district. 'The .encouragement being in many instances so small, few candidates appear for such situations, who are 'reallrin point of character and age fit fur the situa tion.. ,The Managers have, therefore, no alternative but to accept of such aged and often superannuated : melt, living in their respective districts,. as may offer their services. This they are frequently induced to do from motives of humanit y , to assist old inhab6 t*bts who are unable to labour at any mechanical em 'pleylnent;or perhaps with a view to keep them out of 'the Workhouse. Thus circumstanced, and thus en , what can he expected from such watchmen? Aged in general, often feeble, and almost on every occasion half-starred, from the limited allowance. ,goaraged they receive, without any claioi.upon the public, or I'the least hope 'of reward. held' out, even if 'they performed any Meritorious service. 'The want of vi-I gilaeceof two,.thirds of the watchinen is proiezhiali .l podrit may be , retnarited, as a singular circumstance, .sathriestly illustrating their conduct ; that 'Scarcely , any attenipt et murder. or robbery is ever-prevented' by their' watchfulness and eetiiity, eer when.eke cnted, ca itiley afford the least 14fOrpAtiOn W te . ag :the peep) tors to justice. ' • • '.'•'' - ' PARLIAMENTARY REWIRDS 1 • FOIL ♦PPRIHINDINO 014100;2it'S.. ... .1 . . ~ Treason in roining false money - - -.! --....•- --- - - -/E4Ol Highway robbertes, either in the rondo or streets - - - - 4I) Burglaries—Money • .a. - - 40 Tyburn ticket—a unlit - -- - 20 flouselirtiskim in day time—Money Tyburn ticket ,Stealitig grunts lathe amour of five shillings in a shop, &c. . Tyburn ticket Borse-stesoing—Tyburn ticket Stealingentfie or.iheep—hidney a Returning from transportation—Money Independent of all rewards given by private or pt rochial associations. . . . DEATlL—tast night died attwelve o'clock, Ludt One Thousand Eight IJundred and Eleven ! haying seen three hundred 'and sixty-five days, in numerous and, various. 'vicissitudes ; at her last moments the bells announced the happy tidings of her suCcesier,' whose career and progress, it is to be hoped, 'uill. not be attended with horrid and inhuman murders, but' will prove successful in an abundant harvest, bringing forth iu dne Aomori the kindly fruits' of the earth, and the necessary articles for human sub sistence, together. with' ..fir.aca, HAPPINESS, ant , PROSPERITY, to all his Majesty's loving subjects sital home and abroad! . • ~ . . ... .. • . A scaffoldiug, on which were eight persons, gave Way, yesterday, in the King's Road, and e poor man, named Smith, was killed on the spot. Two others.reCeivedbrokenbenes. . . .. Potousi.—Agrand boxing match for 100 guineas 'teitdr.'Plitcaott Doteron Heath, betwixt Devizes and Wirminster,ianfestnidtty, bet Ween two tried good Imp. of the West, Harry Penton, a Glouceste shire Map, and James Quillen, from IViltshire ; the parties . _7*ll . backed by twogentlemen :of fortune from each Ilirtbeldoirtilies, and tooth betting and anxiety was ex- Itired liti.the occasrati: A subscription purse of twenty pirmil wasmollected, as further encouragement to ) t c htcornitatants, and artwelve o'clock they set-to, at pgual weight, under. 13 stone. In the first round 'both hit teethe!' at the head, and each blow drew blood. An obstinate rally of two minutes hard hit ting followed, but Pentol was ultimately grounded by e.dbtibler - on the Jell side; the round lasted three minutes ) , a,ted great was the exertion : but one as tremen dous, and-of4svice the-duration followed, and whicb imded . ie .Oullan being hit•down by a blew behind the ear. This sort of offensive fighting was 'carried on for 39 urinates, with reciprocal advantage to each.— . The combatants' hit straight with one hand at the head, and' their featnres wore not discernable. Not a solitary attempt was made to stop'or avoid a ,blow during the combat,• whiob was at ~ length decided in 'favour of Penton, by his giving his adversary a heavy fallon . the back of the head. Onr Correspondent observes ; itt Opito of Etiand was covered with spec. *mi. ' • . i . SCOT MILLZR'S Wharf. fipthtly OnthertiLiml). a Cliental!), ditto trilobite (Henderson), Dun . dee 46 'ltip*.:ll:!. Miller), Leith 90 (Watooq), Dundee 33, 4 reiel7Tilarshall), Leith • IDowita's Wharf. - : Rope Hutton), Leith l7 (Johnson), ditto 17 tr7r; and ,Qtreen Charlotte (Nisbe l t=h [3O Hersviek Merehanb (Tamer), • i Pertrick • 90 • 101,1*.ft AT LONDO9I.IIRI Morning, it - minutes after 9. Ilhardis • • S 1 4 CAS. I drisod. Sivih. I .l - S Jai" 4, P. M. 24 1 / 4 -10, A. NI :2" JW. 5 A. M. 11 1 It, S. M. 7, —7, P. M. S t — 4, A. M. ~aL-7.A.M. -3, P. M. -7, A. M. t,;. 7, A. M: iDGE THIS DAY. g, 53 minutes after 3. J. WILLIAMS. AND HIS ASSOGIATES. The accounts given or • William and his connec tions, on the authority of the Captain of the fox. burgh_ Castle, shew that this desperado, and one at I least of his companions,- were known, prArious to the recent horrid murders, to he men of very bad character ; and the discharge of dl/,bias (the particu lar associate of Williams) out of Custody, on the deposition of a woman so directly interested in his fate, is to be regretted. It is but justice to state, as our belief,. that this fact did notappear before the Magistrates at the time of his examination. Williams (as. he has been called)• shipped himself, in the name of John NVilliamson, in August, 181b,' in the forburgh Castle,. :apt, Hutchinson; bouad to the Brans, as in ordinary seaman, The Ihitf having been detained' a 'king time at Rio:Janeiro, . proceeded afterwards fora cargo to Demerara, from whence, she returned- on.thelld or 4th of October hint, at which time- Willianir was discharged, and was paid ors : inla i d. 401. the balance of his wilges. Capt. HutchitisOn• supposes, ~as ,he possessed an ad.' dress superior te''his aiteadOa l Wrote a good hand; and had gene to seentan adianced ige, that he moat* I.have been driven twihat line of life by his former ' bad conduct. As sailers on a long voyage, under strict discipline, have ppt epportuaities of doing muck Mischief, Captain IL. cannot relate much of Wil l lisms's miscorlduct ; but mentions his attempting 1. limpose himself upon a 'man at Rio Janeiro,• as kil Claud ,mate.of the Roxburgh Castle, and by ; that means obtaining a small sum of *obey. It waathlao circumstance thatdrew from €.4tpt..111 - the'expieSsiciw attributed •to him, "that IT koliposi to goon slior, i he wonideaftably be hanged." . , • ,:. • • , 1 Williams aliittys endeavoured te..pass..aso nati+4 , of Scetimsdl 'but Captain H. who :is laitamg.. treas . .' that couotrA rasa'' , dikovered liftiqb ' Wall . 'That:. i man, and supposes him:to be' frog tge'County . of Down. Wheat paid his , wages by the Owners, he re-. 'resented himself to them.as coming front - CamPbel- . toan, in Argyleshire. Besides the fraud. committed on the second mate of the Ro.rburgh Castle, Wil liams was engaged iii a inutiny. „ ... . Captain% Win' his' lite 'Toys*, had . . alcogotber a very7bad Cfelty ands whllst proteididg chip :. Rio ,Janeire to Deetmatnyznhen off•Sailuatii, - they broke into open skutisy• spew whichCaptaint:H: adibored 'itUdee the gips , Of tile Jost. at . Biltant'afpoint ; and applied to 'Captain fet,ineciy, of his Majesty's brig Forester', yawns , by Grata and pervasion. procured 1 their returh le ' thgr ditty: Irliree of ..tige,principals in the business were .sent 'into confiuement at %li nen), ,for 24 hours; one of whom Was William All6las, the same person who was apprehended on suspicion of being concerued with Williams in the' i late' murders: William a x _On this occasion, escaped punishment, having- Pleeded . that he was led astray by his coutpanion&'`'' ' 7 ' l ' ' . From the evidence addne . ectbef . ore the Magistrates ' , it appears, that two men were represented as having been seen running from the house of Mr. Williaro son; when the murders were committed,--one a man six feet high, the other shorter, Nilliams.(er Witi liamson), was five.'feet eight inches high.; and A.ll-7 blas.is a stouttniii; about six 'feet. , So fer.ilteseasrlo Alen answer the description of the fugitirei. Farthes,. • Aliblas.states himself- to .be a native Of DanfriC, but speaks very good it'Aglialu At Ms examination op Saturday last, before Mr. MARALAND,•at Shadwell Office, he acknowledged- he had beenAriaking iis company with Williams, at three or four public.. houses, on the night of the murders at Mr. Wilt I • liamson's. He said, that he left hii comrade, .Wil.. I hams, at half-past eight, when he went home, and sat up till twelve, and then retired' to bed: •Beleat asked by the Magistrates if. he could provefthisclo said be could, by means of his landlady. -* lOsii sent for, and attended with another worntn,. Alt ' story was, that the prisoner came flame from halfe ; past nine to ten o'clock, and Went to bed at tvielsl ' It was remarked to the Magistrates at the tinsic4iiir the woman who attended with the landlady of Alittliiii , had been in the habit of coming to, the' cottutirft.., , house of the owners of the Roxburgh Custlo,,tc3.lll- ceive a monthly" allo w ance of Ailblas. ;ad .alwor I represented herself, and signed the receipt tia',:lis; wife. Allblas denied, previous to this woMateli ' coming forward, thathe had any wife, and appeared' to wis h not to claim any intimacy with theAvittteiitia;' Upon being asked how. he had suppurted.himself so long without•ernpleyment, he said .he. bad .pawned t his clothes, and livediapOn the bounty of some good : :friends. Under these circumstances, and upon the,' !word of these.wonsen,(for we are informed that they • ;'wore not sworn) AUblas was discharged. 1 Joie Harris, the sail-maker, 'who was the first to, itasiuthinicate his suspicions of the guilt of Williams , I served on board the Roxburgh Castle in. that cap ab l i l city. 'He had the best opportunity of studying that ' character of the man. "Having been the only means of pointing out one of the mrthort of these barbarous i murders, and. baeriag n.-elainreter from tiro - Captain the very reverse of. that 'of. Williams, he seemq, deil i ;.serving of the reward. -• • ,1 • .AOY I CIL- - • lir HEN Men of icit;clit en anti Professional ~,. fikilt, use persevering enyteavours'On. sliscover the most safe aed restate method of inviting. a fee prevailitiebionses. I ifte soce,eartal result of their * spec Jove cis the lied proof of 11 penerhy. •• - '. M'etprg. GOSS and CO. Sweeny's; Myr been laderodle make the curt•• °I. the f 'IIOW tat the ,obiect'itC.thefr.fartieultir .ludy, Viz: a -eertoto Uisortler. frequevtle P.ntrYietorlyth a moment of • Intodention, and it, roitec'smapeirtodtitt;,Ltrifunit.e tw tyceylinityl e rvisteked ot. p oil,hi::•bito. by an improved plan, ;ir Debititv, whether'arlyibe Irai klypeckaanitarcindudyesces, long residence ill W3Oll thinatec, tie a sees& limiiiiirN vier, too often unhaltpily pirated by Ihryntith'uf hod! .e test in 14,pes aim ing sterility. or harreoness I ofid in is,' attar" a.- hur4r„uy Iva, 'of !tervous diseases, which; if 0,11 timid* fentedied. lermitotte in impritroce :;11,1 Consumption. I n..itlas iii,trestitig 6(..te of &bib. ty or defli•ienry' thetber the rou•equence a such • Ityst‘flt. ha bits, or al i,ioe from, any other rause, ,hy.m hick the plimitss of • the colutittiti'm trecinee'Ssifeehled. as regelociv Mal-rail sor gersoyof I,,,ntiod tliev alter n (inn, vt(s..4o :Apettir toelowftlinit to snood And-vi;;nrnus health. . .41 ~,,, .• .. ~. . .. The re,ul4- of a long and .ez tentoye prsliiee 416 renard than, y.,a impel-tor method. to reendirt Iferitireal roloplaratts,.A•ro. 1.6 ever inveterate tiveompllented, •iiithititil•itiltjeriing the pittent ie. Ihe least mdurint ia 'rliet•vr exrriisti it end to recel2 rases, i elle:reap early npplicai ion ii 017147eatt diseirrirr) of the ittfjet ton, they freqpentfy ite;fortu a.cure it the sliest spaniel' two days. ' The anprec,•deuteyt.sur cesa,of theirewifie fq Ire drool( ( til(hilli has 'Wife, Wed known Itaiii i 0 011 i• 510444 ill$(41114V 4044 prortite of , ahem veart, third,* which periodnutoxikousauil Entails uf both seises have !then cared; evetaaftelgevere. and iniortous.prelhods had been put,tred by Other rrociltio.u4slyilheNlt eilitel.)..iatittees them to thus publichy offer their :Wyo:C. •".--* , . . ,;... „hiders. Goss aack.Co.• etclatively Oti,fc-s,fitillie., care !ifs Wirt icIA hu vont:Wolf...lu ArderJthar7they' . Skil be', hed •?miiiiilen. vs, with ibe mhirgistst . 4,64 jusit,filffateheJ•itt the i Ord empir c..! hink.4 shut.issibmrt" I ..il*Oliftlf yr shift's ihat ' I Y•traiitheen proptlyetleerkted ar4trutiatell•inthevrty• Aguish 1 -00- ittr.ptilifession (CertukEates..cs! )%hiche:ftherokfreetit lisepi tab, ,and teytitnonlafs flaitn the ..ptest eraineet,Alhymift.w..lhey liwire•to•eirovince any fliqiiiiiiilhitt the, sulieewerroltiog from tilligirmudyryvours amt. hitfuee tiain. • itf*gail fifre .iractin of thrtogeuseahloreedsietter,'hadthey pr-Ilii-if their presets ' iiioili., , 4.41101, iteltres.faisoOrollod 7tirtlie'ulikee„,*titetlitmti4e,uye *Ai!! wili,sb. ~.t4terbaitse-by tem.' Peblir,..firck th'ii'rierallY...ho witiod.. .; ••e' to,. :P Z " '..• • • • . •. Ili sise-intiskillett,at . t hems•brerse daily (personally; *or tplet - ler) by Paffeati .of Mthfr Sea,..yrisiv•stkieeyi defiestey; Mlad attenflort: '• ' ' .. . - • - ••••• :1`•• • Potiettisto the Country art rearnstet to Male Ole. yiptifidem. tars of. t heir rail' kW land nituthrt- of 'y Ns.. iurfrq,n*e. *ink Nola foe *deice and Meditinis ; aed,intle..#l44.‘,ollllKfol"roed .to alp peso ad the Kingthalf.— • • • • i'. ,: „.: ..661%and -P3L.llorgenin, lt itou-aOlie-itreet. Flert•iiiiiet. . . ; A enALtiEttl4''. . lIL/F BEARS: tilltit,lE a s . ai.Cii Supisoaoyalate la his Majesty sa•!iike; t•V .korge, Onnivtio:e thil prove a single Instance whire i thellt Diladtriat 4 ,o4 Cure have failed •I the desired eject. f Ixi parsley of army years iu this particular branch of their pro .1 , S4)11 h•S rise is. one uomecessful case. they eons nue in .lired their stuilie. to the treatment and care .of YENEII.6II 4 KAINWS, and that th•raureareat fa the motets. Violet MIND consequitippof the pernicious - and wafietii riling at kilobit long and most unhappily pursued by the•iouilit of boils . sties. :la the one it. w ill jte foetid In be.itteuiffnitinginorre Of Barrett/semi Ilk mitre have rte ravages fatally develipril lit ritorisby al' dim iresiffig s, which, if oat ti.stirlyisithedick fermi• nate; in impotence. "thAe are it. remote and aloitolue white cousemptinie, loss of museuly power. sad. various eer vous.complaints: usually chXriu•terite the earliest stages of.tirkt solitary sire of persons languishing under disorders naciitent•to such a habit. their treatment isihnpl.., trod has never proved um. sucresstul its the course of a long, Inberious, nod 'morn extended practice. In the most oboinate end compticated„cases of, Ve• merest infection, such as obstructi•im iwitte urethra, spongy ex crescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eraptiiiin, seminal weakness, gleets, as also . :v STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practioners, ate, by their preseoki 111 peovesclplsto of treatment, effectually and permanently cared, without the patient suierieg the excruciating pain and iihirsaiiig hemorrhage • which frequently follows the 'tipplicatisia" of Ilse know tmostic. In t h e cour.e of t wentv years erien.ise prn cries ill Vas metris.- pulls, numerous cases of strictures have beets and are daily pa der their care, the total eradication of what it efficted by; .safe, certain, imd expeditious mode of pracrire, - hiperiur toasts. other yet adopted.• The weakuess, rrlaratiutl, and debility proceeding from this complaiid, is rptertsly.removed, and the .p:dientiestored to sound stud vigorous health. ; Hut where de debility bar for yehrs existeil;a pr,itorr perseverhace in theirve-• aitoratiemreamedier, after the stricture has beradestr.syett w in dispensably requisite tat revive the ilumbeskg spat**. of Wee and to rmauiniase. the Constitution. " • Ifeheral Noblemen and•Gentlemeeof Ilia Arse cespeetahility base kern under time care of Messer. Carrie and Gu. fire the re lioYal of compraints of the urethra, strictures, arc:; and loaviag received u,radiciii and permanent care, request (tint es:ferrate* maybe girt%) tit them, as a Oaf:it-tory ovideoces at tftedetlsive superiotity'br 31esys. Currie and Co.'s phus Of trearocut.— • Many of Ihese taleiaeu haice had stricter.. froottes so twttity yeks, and Sital 'wider the earc.of eskrt.llntne, ffeavMilles, and other Surgeoar of equal eminence, whohtteatpled the curs by the application of the lunar caustic, withoursuecess. Mersiti.ACeriin awl Co. 'nay be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest deli/acy, secrecy, and honour, at (licit house, No. Itri t Hatton-garden. ' Pitienb in the country • are requested In state the partietdia, of their case, at einnil general habit of living, case. Sic,. inch:sing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the seine stab* given or neat to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that se cret's°. essential to their. undertaking, the postage at lettere may be added to the account for medicines. 9th Jaot,lso9.-107, Ilattomgarden. ° ;PM - . a A BY HIS MAJEST S 13 AL LETTERS - EAKFS.QENtirNE PIE LS justiy famous ; • nI for curing, io all its stages, the Venereui 'Disease. Os.* swiall Pill is a duties and the taking of itie box hs it recent caw ' will soon 'convince the patient of the certainty of a speedy re covery. Nethiog can lie better co..trived, more safe, or more conveulent Slum fha remedy.for such as ale obliged to go-joist-. ' oies or to sea, as it needs no confiumneat or restraint of diet & alleslztryears etperieace (in iuw extensive practice) h Its Frost-. ;ed that it will erect a cure w nen repeated salivation amt' al ather methods avail. nothit4._ or the Scurvy nap other Cbtonical Disorders, this Medicine ha. not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of With sexes have been radically cured °Vibe above.cruel disorders, withal the last eight years. • Prepared sad sold by the Proprietors, Thomas Taylor and San, Members ,if the Royal College of Surgeons, London (see ibeiht s of real Surgeons, publidltedannually by the Royal Cot • *lege), at their house. N 0.9. New Bridge-street ; where eOll. slant attendance and advice wiil . br gives by 'them in all cafes relative to Ow above complaints,'" ith inviolable secrecy. Also, loyappniotment,al the ek•rfumeti,l4ln. $ 5, St. Alban's-strect, PallAlall 1 Mr. Devbiirougles toy Shop, No. 7, Fishdoreet **_ffl I mad by we person in every enosiderably tetra at Gredt pas *Seim's% Ike. io boxes of-s aly ts, lid, each t . . 1r • WNDON: iebtished h D. Lovezz, ae tie er fiT, i i.et. f• dift *lll --* ` •I . ___,__ .` vr'" " ~,-~ ~ ~w Na ta, ANN Gail will Ti Fool per( Tile SEA ........ rir