The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

APE OF DR. JA4ES ROBERTOML .4 •ont the nature of the ease with whisk D. ROJ ) stood charged, and the prirvey obsetked . a ;aiiiiiiatiolis, the public ere 'illinipstiler in 11te. ' , riiiipeetilig him, but as be has tied tiviidllasuk Tesputsilent has favoured us will,: itititilese et large against him, and some interesting 'tiarto l Madre to his escape. The criargi ethibited it him was; that be had prematurely delivered. Ahn . Lestos, with whom be had ecihabited;', , achildreo 'after four' and five months preg. 1 , and by ARA deliveries he had caused the i 'tif the infants. It appeared that Dr. R.ber 'as I surgeon in the army, when he &tame i lilted with his accuser, who was in servitude ;wicb, lieffolk, and he was her protector a Insiderable length of time, but a seoaration at h took place. It was some time after the ac. lance had been dropped, when AO yinpsg It, by her frantic ciintluet in the' street at. ;rd the nothicuf two geotieltism who followed iliss was rosette, and the cum could 'Dot be !anted until she reached the door of Dr. IL ;IC 9gtou.strent, 'lv" hicii she threw her arms spinet id despair, 'and- it' ivia'then ascertained that she cohabited with ilitt;Doeter, qui the facts which the proseetititle *isle git Woo' her with con.' ;ble reludtane. TIM temporary derangement, ‘erwards turiski ottt, iv's. occasioned by the ruseeutrix having taken laudanum with intent to ' .y herself. 11 .r evidence was unsupported, she confessed that she thought Di. R.oberton acting for the best in prematurely delivering i poi she twee Meant to complain of ill.treat.' as she did Slut atillio tune suspect it. _ me Gist delilary liasliroeCtrity..the mother of the Prdareetrfli,'WbO did mg appear to think wrong . otilig DRctort moiling ae the tidk!. il‘ider three! cablustances, anti The esteems )sigh character sumo' g4stlensen of 4iglit anal coniegueure gave the Disc. • t4r for Oislarisaaie condor!, the MAgistra;el4.irtited bile to bail, himself in 20001. and 4'stiietitis In.loool. ' each, to aaswee a capital indiciment it tile 'nal OW '1 Friday Sessions "fur tutting and maiming a caild.- - From the frank add Am manner in which Doetor hoherton proclaimed hi innocence at the last eau, n4nation, four gentlemen itiviseshately Weems.. hail fcir his.apimarince to'take his trial, one of wiiims is a;Colosiel in th, , 'A,rMy, Outlier a physleiati of the kilt practice, aril thu otlicta two ristlemen of fin'. tette. The prisoner was an accouchierlii very emelt.. sir! practice, And by his conversation and manner, Ile apt/hired to be somious for trial, that 4il acquit; al toiloi wipe away any iniputatiou on iris character.' His escape was got known for four dip to any of his bail: He Avis traced to have embarked on hoard the Pecyic fithisia.boat at Gravesend, on Saturday night, the Bth instant, .by the dame of James 134atioil). ° lie vra.r.sought after with Much avidity, aod by the statement of Captain Barnett, of the Pacific, when he met the Dutch fishing b.,atsi hi• passialger was desirous of getting to the Dot Is coast, mid he assigned es a reason that he had cities in 111411 and, which had jest been dispotifil .4, and if fie did out arrive at a rev. tietr.p3rt of Holland at a ceriaio lime, his proprry wo‘thloill In. I.9st. None of the Dutelpilen would take him cri board for a Iris sum than a hundred gui neas, and c,o9sequeolly not having such a sum in his pOssessio._ ! tie remained on.b.,ard the Pucitie until' early on 'faesury men-Magi w ii4olllllllllleultO of his o kit: le fesking entreatiee l wake ittiiii*ltitigq, Rik e on the co ,si of Rolland by - e steer 44Mised seals; of the ere* of the Pacific,- VIP 7 . 1. such being at) he possessed ':ll)..', paying has passage out to sea. •! ,:.- ; • • ,' • A greet number of private letters hriebeltti re. thiveil from Oporto. They jge of the 28th ult• and state, that on. the nightlf:the t7th one of the most tremendous thuoileeltates ever experienced within the memory of the isediet man living there, w 45 felt in and about thaVeity, which had caused ■ treat deal of damage. On Monday last, a mate belonging to Captain I - writ, of Brackla, trotted against time froin In •ernes% to Fort George, a distance of 14 miles, which she perfoinied with ease in 49 minutes z being viithinll *niltutee of the time allowed. Several bets were depending. At NorthamPton Races, on Wednesday, the Gold Cup, with 120 gs. in 'peek., was won by Lord LoWTIU.a.'s Cerberar, beating Grimaldi, Juniper, &c. There are now living in Teitediripit','Cornwalt, four Paul Quicks; (to wit) the greet..grandfdlier, grandfather, fattier, and son. And -Its everissear, about six mile* distance, live under OW Nene 'voof, 1 four llaneahs—great.grandmotlier,- grandmother,' mother, and daligliter. As it regards the Qnteks, their ages nearly, stand thus :—The greet-grand. father 00, the grandfather GO, the father 30, tad the sOn 10. Last week, some Workmen deployed on the estate of Wm. Ghaeiberlayne,,.F.sq. near Westorp,• Hampshire, deg np two earthen jars full of Rollin coins and medals, chi. Hy ekeopper and mixed metal. One of them was broken 'by accident, bid the other has been preserved entire, and is now in the porsessien of that Gentleman. Many •f the, coils, are inscribed with the names of CLauutuS; AnnELIOS ) GAL'S/111$, ate. ; the medals *ill' PutiT. suites, and, on the mime, a galley, with the word Latilia over It, in very legible characters, /opposed to have bees strock 'n some naval victory. Last night, a child of about 9 years of age Was halted in Broad.street, Caritahy. market, bye br t. er's dray driving tio closely to the wall, near which the child stood, that it was pressed to death. • A carriage tertsitig short, yekterd.iy evening, 'in coming trot, Brnton.street into Bund.sereet, broke down, and the servants attending were severely hurt. Died, lately, at Naples, the Right Rev. Dot ti.r Luxe CONCANEN ) of the Order of St. Doniluiek. Bishop of New York. He had resided at Roma more than forty years, was one of the six Doctors at the Casanate college in that city, and General Agent of the Irish Catholic Bishops and Clergy On his arrival at Naples, with a passport from let present Ronan 'Government, to proceed to his Bishopric, he was declared a prisoner of war, and died after three days Ohms. Ner - Esa Fror Berton ela d.trk - fl a torie the chi . calars against Eliza 41 of two nitort, dOatlf L 4:• ton an aettuaii at Ipq eonsislL length qiiainta woman , • tracted bur. ! asceita id wild hAd cul led to i aiderab it 'after pewee, rui sad sal was so 4"',' a' the Prt • ot ilig eiii•nen • I • 4 1 1 • _ • poideds . 1..• • -I • :-4.11111 Bolle.aritlCT.--Wigicyttliarrimo t who described , himself of-Gunning, near Reeding, Berkshires, was brought .up from the witek.kouse, Charged by W. Croeder (late coachman' to SIC A. Rhissets of Scotland), hitt now resides at the'sign at 'the'Coni.: logsvis 10 Orchard-streot, Pardiand-street, who stated, that about }Alf past twelve o'clock, on Sa. (today, he saw the Prisoner is Ozford.street r who appeared to be to liquor, and that as-he was pteeing him in the street a womint 'cads& up. to" hid% and took his watch from Istes, which induced Croirtlet" to go up to the Prisoner, believiag him to imolai toxicated,. and offered his assistance to get bimeak home, which he did, but on their -way they called at a public house in Oxford.street, and when they had been there a few minutes, two men joined them who appeared to be acquainted with the Prisoner. The Prisoner then produced lone cards, and Crow.' der agreed to,play a game with him. They played at put, and on the first deal the Prisoner betted that his band would beat Crowder's, and betted s note, which-be put down on 'the table; and Crowder 'halted a 41. note, anti also pulled ont his watch, and laid it on the table; that he lost the first hand he played.; but b , fore the gtitbe was finished the other two men took up his watrh and the 21. note, and me them to the •Prisoner, and the and the other two men ran out of the house together. Crowder pursued them, and stopped the Prisoner in King. street, St. Giles's, and said he'should go along with them; vriit . .n the Prisoner said, " Here, take your watch" and gave it him ; but on asking for the 21. st'ote the Prisoner seta he hail not got it; that De. pooint tlitireapon . garetios in charge, and be was Secured and brought 10 the office, where he ideuti. O&M. irirch as hls property'., tran'anis deposed to the truth Of the stilitisetiWarid William Read (one of the patrolk)'itited,' that Opon searching the Prisoner's lodging e, lu Shores Gardens, he found one of the ti itch Wink-notes, a sliver watch, u'od • puzzle purse, whimn were produced. ' %%Tinian Coieney, ,of Ogle-street, butcher, de poled to seeing the Prisoner itt company with the two other Om who took tip the money and ran sr) and that he pursued the other two men, but ts,ai notable to take them. ;. • • The Pa isnoer was folly . romnutred. 4 number of &Vette' from the Navy were yes terday' taken on hoard' the render, • • His Royal Highness the Hake oat z ofC Pei. .stairtments are litallee repair , and 4 the party walls Whiling to Sell istaLrifisthi hive larci ta ken riow n. •• The Dated Ilaewcionb grist, epgaged on Wed. strortidg on Ibis oionntains near Westport. Ou Thursday - his Grice, • attended by his Aides.de.Camp, and several Gentlemen of West. loOttatkelf tlirneigti thit the; ti?iy and race.ground„ and traveried. the lllarijtiili St.tuo's beautiful demesne. ' • 31:1 Mr: Cotavatt, Serjeant at Arms , to the now ow Commons, is maw,- to relieve the tedium of Awes. catiran ) serving in the Portuguese army with the rink' of Idrigedier.(euerai. Bonara vrs bad ordered the suppression of •seve. rat Conieuts in Switzerland and is Italy, and has ordered their effects to be sokl, .and the prodate paid intohis Treasury. Minitgonierysivire Assizes ) "blab were held at Weletipool last •Week, proved maiden, there aot heisita single prisoner for trial. Act—Catelista Aosides •there were 49 Nisi Priem causes entered ; ;of *Mob 4t) were tried. Some et Anise rtecessavili required so long an inveedgition, that the prothsedings:tu.this.Court wore ifiseWlitidl' until seven o'clock on Thursday ! —And, after ail, we understand l - fit* leis time dve Special Jury Cause of etaissa*rable interest, were siiiimalihbly spustponed,. - " • - Atraw Ow 004'044 gwao IF sty? t VA rat tj of AOOl from R. Piftelitty, etrGOntle: • of lialefax, who wiis• of the enfle'tilote' of the IWesseil Tim there for the year Me% tor baring received more ,Dien him from than *bat. was ,Oieirkia in elfarire' by' the Commissionen of the I ,.AsainseelTaxei to iieflitt. • Athildrimainitti de:lensing to dicers. Pouts. deli' ken foundry, was doti* the Turnade with old seal; fdr the purpose of it, there lay among it' a bomb shell, Which he Was in'the act of - Ihrowitig info. this furalice, feitiniately, POundia, Jen. pasting by at the Unit, 'Perceived a . phvg in - 4, and lialltig'braerid it tote ctamined; to. tbvtr ii . ?enfshinipt fir'ured to be charged with 4albtigeMedr, perfectly dry) any' eoldbllwed tt3 tisis . e 'Wits I Had he been eft iefiiiiiigto: awe wild have keen fatal ; tAiffg= t'Or ten s nieii-atinat the furnace, it 'probabli have kilted them all; be:84109 the 'dealructlisn'ur . 4.# . Veit of the concern. —(Dublin • - • ! . The braid or'eliptiatill is gielitlx ati *he decline in Ceylon; at the Uhl stipttaui fa ir7+tj ` t f,►~iil~ratur» their woe not hAilf thelse .teals, acid'd - the priebiratteanc,ed in phipertiou. The'POies nuntdollstoi bapdad at Vienna a° grand.ehild of the ?amous Jewish Philosopher MzeoeLsomst, wituie brother had already received the holy baptism. Their mother, w ho was coo. vetted to the esthetic religion some tittle since, as. site. el at the seleMnity. Tee installatiod`of Count WALLIS 'the new Mi. tiister of Pt - emotes, which took place at vieinfla• on t she 13th ult. occasioned the Augsburgh eichange do fluctuate materially--it was at length noted at 435, though it ruse a little twit day. Important "measures are expected to this department, the Contit in reply to the address of the holders of Bauk l uotes, declared that pilllatiles %%ere nut suf. tieent, and that a radical cure Was absolutely neces. nary for the restoration of the finaticus. Cows:P.—On Wedueselay last arrived here the Secretary at War, Lord Palmerston, to survey the prison ships, preparatory to their heing removed to a more uottecuient situation in the river.—Thii har.. rest is generally got in in the island ; the crop are most abundant, and in tine condition ; and, if not dun great a proportion of foreign wheat is used in grinding, we may expect most eXcellent bread.— Yesterday sailed the Rifleman, Captain limes, with a few vessels under Girton) , fur Bermuda.. ~ ' - - - . L :, :~ _ o ngliiiikkie / S l iMs " 5 ,7, ?tit ..1 116tUilii k 01 Thflettift wet printitrally occupied during the morning , in Irearksg the evidence addireed sup. poet Union from the Cisawni's Company,. preyiug en advance of 20 per cent. on the rates already allowed fur Cartage ;,ittpi in hearing the reatons urgeil by Mrs itli#Weibe igainst the prayer of the bilk The Court-well 61tintitily of opinion, that reasons 'sufficiently strong , hadittot.betti shy wn to prove the necessity of granting thew:yaw of dm petition, which was therefore, discharged. We feel , it necessary to add, that the Associated Carmen of the City applied last September Sessions (1809), bi petition, for an increase of 20 per cent. to the rate' of cartage, then in existenoe, and obtained the prayer of that ;tendon. The Court termed, Malay be easily imagined, not a little surprised at a 0 My appiscation fur an additional increase. Joshua Wygoss stood indicted for an assault on Abraham Hemmingway, with the intent of 'com mitting a orkne, which, in the emphatic language - I of the law, is of so detestable. a nature, Sat* tt ought not to be named ItuongEogilshmen ;" the' facts were clearly proved, sad the Prisoner was found—Gisilty. The RECOaDlit ) in announcing the judgment of the Coati, dilated tin the enormity of the crime, and en its present alarming extent, which, he said, called loudly and imperatively upon the Court to award exemplary punishment. The Prisoner, at the Bar had been fouad guilty upon clear evidence, and the Court adjudged that be should be Imprisoned in his .Majesty's gaol of Newgate during the space . of twelve months, and within the first three months of such imprieuument In he placed in the pillory, in Cernhill, where the assault took place, during one hour. The remainder of the, day was occupied in the hearing of indictments for usaillis of no interest. . MIDDLESAX SES.sION.V, Szpr. 17. --...111..... This day the Sessions commenced for this County, • , before Wtr.ciass Niaiswiniso, Esq. and a Bench 'of Magistrates, when the Grand Jury and Petty Jury were sworn. The number of bills of indictment for various of. fences is so great, that it is expected that there will b, no less than 2000 Witnesses of various descrip. (ions examined before the Grand Juries of London And Middlesex. • The,Middlesex Grand Jury, upon beiug sworn, withdrew, and at hall-past. three o'clock returned into Court, with a great number of bilk found, very few being thrown out. Sev. rat cases of assault were tried, chicly of a very trilling nature. JahaGarrud was put to the tar, charged with having-assaulted a young man, clerk to a respect. ( Able stationer in the City. John Rubinson, the Prosecutor, deposed, that ire went to the house of• the Defendant, who is a grocer in Oxford.street, on business of his cm. Oilers ; that he no sooner entered the shop than the Defesitteut seized him by the collar, without any provocation whatsoever, struck him several blows, and finally pealed hiM out into the street. This evi. dame was corroborated by the testimony of a wo. man what happened to be ia•the grocer's shop at the time. . • On hehsif of the Defiant , Mr. GORNET ad dressed the Jury.. lie stated, that the Prusruter being a young chili Wee had made himself estreine. Itoboolions to OftriDefendant on seseiallialtli.: senik &request marinade that he might not be tall lay gore to his (the Defendant's) house. That *bilerilhataniling this, whether he was so sent, 14: I~wbctliet hi vientof his own free will, still he came, irritated the Defendant insomuch that he had ,insbeived to turn him out of his shop the moment he Sate him put Ms foot Within the threshold, which be l aickssonhaiged he did. Witnesses were called,to support the Defendant's case; bet the Jury ritind him Guilty. The Court; however, in cousideration of the circumstances or the case altogether,-merely fisted the Defendant 135. 4d. and he was discharged. The total loss of Austria, Crum 1803 till the' peace of Vienna, amourits to 3,188 square.leagues of territory, and 5;978,536 souls. A gang of 25 robbers were apprehended in June, • in the neig ibourhood ,of Neuhurgh and Seinitz, on the Baueinian frontier: For a period of four years, they had defied the utmost exertions ef the civil power, committing innumerable depredations, and amassing immense treasures. The secrecy with which their expeditions were planned, and the te: merity with which they were exettited, rendered • them a terror to all the villages in their vicinity,' none of whose inhabitants dared for take any steps against them. Their multiplied offences, at length, rendered it necessary to employ a military, force, ' and a liosly of 150 troops were detached; who watching the passes of the mountiltis, discovered their retreat. Five of therrobbers , were killed and eight wounded, before the gang submitted. Among the plunder were found the trunks and Luggage, of several French and Austrian Officers taken during the late Campaign. Suesmovc FOR Ilsmr.'--Worstid • rope and woullett sack have recently been manufactured,' under the direction of a Gentleman, at Costatild,la‘ Lincolnshire, from long sheep's wool, as a sabsti. tuts fur hemp, with very great success. The wool. lien sacking has likewise been.applied very generally, in the manufacture of curn.bags, ticking, &c. and in consequence of the experiments wheel, were made at Woolwich, and which proved very favourable, Ithe Nary,Board have a -considerable contract fur hammocks of the new manufacture, UOW erecting at lloncaster. There are many advantages attending the use of the woull,ll ropes over those .of hem s , : in every 'iteration where there is much friction, the former are found to be 'Wore durable and elastic, and they resist admirably the effects of extreme wet' -or dry weather. Short wool may bo used in ma nufacturing sacks, and it has this peculiar mom. mentlatidn, that when the ripe, ire worn out, they will be again nseful as• 'Os the matrrifacturers,' 'aid somas well•for aliareit'etoollens as ir it had 's u s been nradai iuto ropeps :AThOuld material will; accoriiiiii to the invents'', be werth, under all Cr.i asuman ; netrly ttto.ifthir of the Original wool. • M I TOrr ' t,-=- -, r , _ .„... txiiiimaGk. Cons.tnspectar's Return.-TiIUaSIIA y, Sip? . It 1 : f • . ~ wkeatcper lo a d ' ..:. 211. -41 Oa 311...... 0 ," - ' ; • . Barley, per quarter 9sa. -d. to 48 0 . -.d . v.o:1 Oats . • ' Itim . ;•-d. so 40u. -.4. , . . • Amos . • -I'' Prom ' • 6ln. -do •t01g1a‘..... 4 1, - r oam-- . •• ' • PRICI.;•OP 1101 1 Ik•- 1401. omps. Kgitig d .r: - -111.7 6,4, to 51. it 4. Kent r 4t. Ic k 10 €1 Iketsga n .,, 41.414. to 51.. tn. Sasser, 31. *to .i . !IL ,. fie . . v , „s r . Bases*, Ili 6s. to M. o'. Fariikaels, 91. da, t o III ::: PRI- OF HA _ A l .lO 8 RAWTF:STItRDA y. ST. J •al FA' s. • vf Ulric). 4 eIEL. Hay, 51. 10s. to 101. Ids. Od. Hay, 61. t, l i g . ,„„. Straw,3l. 9a, to 31.155. Ud. Citiver. 111. 10%. ti) Lii . I: stn.!, /1. Is, tu :A . li z • • t 1 -1111 J . . SMITI F ht. -Seer. 17.. To sink the Oral. per,Stor..7.. for ddb. Reef ....4.. Bd. to ss. 44. 1 . • • Iseail of Cattle this eat 1 ' 'Mutton -4.. Bd. to •:).i. t . l. Beasts .. ~,.. .. .... . 'Mil i Vent .....is. ' Od. to! iii. 11.1. Sheep..aad Lambs.... id,„ Pork ....5 , .. Rd. to 7s. Od. Calves ........... - 4 ). Lamb •••111, fah to 63. 4d. Pi:, .... lid if A Y-M RKLT. ‘ • 14 .. til: out. Od. to 101. os. Od. • • iltaw Clorer _-......... NEWOATE AND LEA.D.•:NHALL MARKETS. (Ily the Carsase.) Beet ..9t. 6d. to 4s. 8.1. 1 Vinkl ~..4s. Bd. t o O s. nd, Mdttita ..4s. 64. to ss. W. f Perk -As. Od. to 7,.. 44 Lamb , - 50. 04. to Is. 4d. . -osion.-- RAW 111 DES. Rest Heifers and Steers (per 1 Ordinary 2s. 04. to oi. 0 4 1 . stone) Vs. 10d. to Ss. W. Market Calf /hi. 04. ea t a, Middlings 2s. 4d. to 2s. W. Eng. Horst 15s. t o 1,6 1 .00 . i s Shearilngs - . 11M. lo (h. 04. Lamb Skim - 2.. Od. to si. W. PRICE OF TALLOW, he. • St. James's Market -41 2tl • Towo 'fallow 7'l, 6d onol Clare Market 4s 3d Yellow Russia 72, 011 7:1 , u4 Wloiteehapel Market doo Sd ‘Vhitellitto .. bids ~,1 moo per et. of 81b. 12s 74 Melting Stull' .. Ms ‘l4 ow La Average ...... 4s 2id Ditto rough .. 30, Od ON od Crinel Good D oer 'nod Yellow Sonp, 904-Mottled. lOUs-Pieces, 00s Od-C ur d , • 101s-oe:tile £O. Os a £O. Os. Price of Candles per dozen, 12s lid-Moulds, lSs 04 . COAL MARKET-Skye. 17. Ships at Market. Shops mkt. Price. ,84 Newrasile 8 Sunderland 8 Welch 2 Cinders ItIARILIE On Monday the 10th inst. Joseph Pole Carew, Esq. of An. th„„ y , i n t h e county of Cornwall, to Caroline,secomil daughter of John Ellis, Esq. of klanthead. On Monday, at Wootton Church, Gam p.Uarday, g m. second son of George llarclay, Esq. of iii&rtl Lodge, Sone), to Maria, fourth daughter of Hairy Bineltots, Ls+ of rhapw croft, in the mine county. Last week, ut Gishwurne Park., in.Craysn, Yorkshire, Nom. Skurray Day, Esq. of Burnett, and of Hinton Charter D ome , in tile County of Somerset, to the liva. Catherine Lesa. 4-, dsuehter of Lord kiibbl. !Ask. DIED. On the 7th inst. in Wexiatiu n -street, Caveudish-srare Jane, widow of Morris Eq. Liacola's las gelds: mother of Lord Itoketty and of Matthew Montatac, t At Bengal, on the ith of March lost, Joshua ots.t wo. low Proby, Esq. youogeat sow of the late Dr. Pr•A;;, Dias( LitchlL Id. PittCL li t sttitacte vitiTtiOflL If .-: - flank Stock I Oasidwil +die. . 5 per Cent. Red. Indio S per Cent.. Cons 67; 66 ssi 'lndia =- 24 pr. 4 peq Cent.(Tisch. itilid 1 a r . 5 per Cent. Navy 9811/ ' I ewe. for Acc. easy 66H Loag Aan. • Lottery 'rickets /11. IN. QQCIAL HAPPINKSS.—Macri.ige 614 ou .i tic IsJP the louniallua of *Kiel, Happined, Which is dies iiis• Imbed thrash flie parties that form I lie union ant taking Ouse precaalissa wfikh would ItVetlee , them- the enjurnem of tad gveat,domestic blessing. reople of every rank p!yy Adoklive to lite thrift of wedhla ; fiuf w here the constitution bai bets Whiled by disease, or debiliteled by a certain ,habivettetcatlet sot an eariy . age, n reoovutima of stability previous to aiwing that state is ituttspesisibly requisite I. active the slumber* Fpigrks of life, had to reauiasate the hy.min. For no disvides hate cootribated more eaicialally to destn.y.flysociteal htoi. nets shun them which/ire tee caosequenet of nuentbp 4 .4 00:4 sure. It %; as tbil cousidenitiula w lach ipleced Heals. gl i ir ili t i and Co. fur these last twenty •yeart; Isediecet their atteatioweittusiveky ea the lit...Ahura; : aid cars of the Venetia'. Diliiitse, and the disorders messes tlicretimia ; as also 'to that ie iungrment.of ageism, .pekleved by the destructive habit at the inconsiderate school.hoy , w filch .bi hags on time dhi renikax M. Hi Ll 'l' l ESoral Dl . . Fl C 1 EN C ILS tom prevent iii etabitterthr Istutrissonialstate. The MICIKSIIIII re.strti of the.rplau,giverrlehl *Militant ardour to oppose the ravages of these eimplaiscrs. which are the must important% the catalogue 4 hum& salt. (Miles. It behoves every permit vibe has Wedged iwthitisili• Lary vice to seek relief by consultlug Pro:eminent 4enat c : nence and hanouf, to which Oletart. k:Uktit Ili and Co. ~ the sanction of scholastic authority , as weft:is the testimenv 4, - Ulle4 nit radieted feels. llt profess* the cure of thesc earisplandts they linkl•out no iskacentent to steel hat, stswinie argil Ate et t r tig must he of the esistence of such calamities, they WO' • ausittance as urgularl s' educated Members of the good of Surgeons of landau mod Falinhergti. Slight' and - ; . ewe. of ,6ylitoilitic infection are radical cured in the shmt Upon of too days. Those of the most pbseinale deratiu as obstroctions, Inveterate strictures , Sauna of the bunts. die. are pensuuteetly aid speedily cured. Several No' „ and Geaulemeo of the tint respectsability have beet woke are of Messrs. Carrie and Co. fa the mogul el if the Urethra, Strictures, &c. ; and having received inedsperinattent cure, request that references may hells& • them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. NAM of deal 4:endemics had strictures from tell to twenty ran; and were under the care of Altma. Home, Heaviside, and oilier bora geons of equal eminence, who attempted their care by tne applicatiou of the honor caustic, without success. ble ss Carrie and Co. have selected the following letter frost many they are daily reeei hug from Gentlemen, retsina %I 'thanks for their res, ,, rsitioia tit mend and wig:lrmo health. was sent to them usientitited, from the son of - :t Noble lisa who had laboured under this disteessieg madpaiefel malady ten years : he had been seder the tare of sevend Surgeon el professimal eminence, hose or .000 iilEttisheel him permit" relief; hot from the superior methoil uttreut meat &dupled pm pursued by Memel. Cu,rree ;Ind Ce. be retaived a mend nut in the short space of usellionilt. map% It& Ts Dr. CUR/tie, 107, llattou-gorins. " Lord-- feeLs greet pleasure its comesuaisedingie At Curt* the perfect er-estoblieisaseset of his health, it C.4 o kort" of . Ads mild and admirable bretstheent of Stricudes in the Ore ! thra, Ifs may add, that is haosset far mail Part 0 0°0 4 0 mach cotillion and freedom from pain; and lie ealergaint et dusk of ids Aaniescobtained, through his shithead eitestiois • perfeet and radical curio, tAisrhotrlit ceshatelnt. delseesselbol a stronger to the meaner that ethers treated DM ohlitii.ild` A l r , he ha. it in Ns pewee, Jibes a fair trial and, a ,jute ° "' 1' pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Carrie which ifebt mad shallow be mead "body- all lailley to eannnoloir.' By " early siPiiallion la Miners. Carrie and Ch. tim pt bent will escape the pain, danger, and expeace of 1. liseglW tedious Attendance trputi hiss experienced prac,titiatters. MARK I no 14 0/41.14, who have folk been ek t eintat id their capectimieis of a . liusaiy. may ., be lenered t is°" ° nut limes rich tlefectsare curable by neediest shutsstd *kw's' ilk` removal dt stn impediotieets be an ect of doubt tad es ' cocain' y with inben., yet Meagre of MM 'he 'tielierh, by the ga..ls' dual progress of repottation, is tau mdse ant of th e ' r , esu ef. tience.—, hiesbra. Ohmic and Cm. way beroambed bye .'"",.. I either Sea, with the' greatest secrecy and homeal . acouse,„ 71 100 tuaremmisa. ealientsisi Alt, ' ry, slinfribieg Females' et their / art And suite or Wm.:, hvelostqg a remittance fur Advil:l ie medicines, the rainy eriallae glive eir sent is ray Pan " ' Kingd ,- - I, J Kingd giu - T 4) tibure thot sears so ers . entiol **kir 4 0 4 0110141 % 6 1° t vistas, 4 letters; nosy to tht arroolot for y j o o pot 4ioiveirocskioe4. U) is" LOti Daft r 4'tiorei 'tat .11 3 iithisitiir Wer#:.l.4lii rsl 111 I. 1101AT111114,3 'OIIIICS 112. wi-ginie4