The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-12 00:00:00

~~~ . .... , critEtnii. Maims 9. .BARON and for.the pur. morning, after ►active Courts ; 'Fide, and the vas an action Defendant, for and other- Plaintiff lost .".. A NEW CONTINENT. —...s_ VIIr.4NA, JAN. IS.—Our public Papers make mem- , Coe cf Mr. HeszesTßOX'S Travels in the Mot** • - •r es ie'veay parts of Siberia, and state some,part of thesp, , which i trutsoss, .wr are actually very Curious. He is upw at Petersburgfi'l trate (Sir ' having travelled through Siberia, as r a y as te e f rozen ,. toremoji Owen ; from whence hi visited, two islands, now e fort4 . of called the Holy Islands. He' there found a vast*: a t 4, -numberof skeletons of the mammoth, 'rhinoceroe, / leg s young Wt elephant, and whale-fi 1, acid Alituceifrom cantidere; s h op a m r ..lyip these uninhabited isles' ,es ;a * burial , RiactS of ra de ; while ,sii unknown generations . . ce lipp als• leund the pt- o e sers 4 Teens and' dims al. Vild, , Whib.juust hae been ei r ieold of ;her , least three times the size of We condor in Soetb;""'o e ie b e f ore Anierica, whicti is hes - largest of : all the knowie , sil ee d. The. girl feathered creation, and the 'wings of whicb, when:(d p it c hi ng ,e, extended, Metiiertei (tem 15,4) 16 feet. In , !K a tliiin to put I the Weed, pallseve were . 41scernible, w hich must afterwards. have been make by wird' beistie Fyom all theie ' d ep e rt „ re circumstances jt Is. supposed; - the there most be a . mo d e h er continent of bind, eitieding from the 80th degree to i The ut. the pole, &Ode livisick • iiiist.3se *.chieffi'lialisibited by • sa id s h e h a d Do i hite u g ß e„ of .le the shoe; but white bears and Watey rams,. wlio ere •pertieularly filet climate.= e -e4tockiscgat Basi l 7' idningcr, i was ouly looking from the threshold for. the ret ur n , fond of t in g er ) ;of her companion with money for the shoes. She Feb. 27.) _ 1 h a d been in the.employment ore M. Leicester, as -....e va il d „ r ,,,c . i "ii - ri t ß-3114. nAL tt"Cr .- • .* •. ' s no employment. , ' , a ress maker, but for the last half year had. really . . - On the request of Sir WILLIAM CURTI', the pro- Marriage' being the.origin and foundatiqn bf all the • secation was dropped; and the worthy Mistrate domestic' duties,: there canuot...be a more. important said, he was sorry to'see so fine a girl tsreed !case' object is laigislotiou, that! to protect it from abuses. ; upon society, when re might houour with her As the 'law , now stand's, as{ neprie'cipled 'scoendrel, . wanting bat aiivi days Or Hitt. age tif 21, may de- 4 iudustry :rid behaviour... Ile hived she would be for ceive his intended wife , and obtain a licence by '; she had escaped; ever sensible of the clangorous situation from whence swearing biineelfof age. H e : mty thus gain posses- and the best wish he cOulddie n charge ; her with was, never tq let him see her face !gain. riots of a woman's persoili • Mild it property; Mil.even The Prisooer was accordingly discharged. . live with• for twenty -yeas, apd Agra . a large faxi „. ± s y . 1 bylier,—acid, at th e - 9 14- of that period ,. may ‘-'"'" . .man, oT the name of William Moffina, was brought in custody of an. Officer, to, whess• h;ehtsill' ' into a ,coureef.naullilig the marriage, anti ardising Juitice, avowing his own.g ast erldrYi i as 'been given by a Yorkshire gentleman, called Thome a around tor ti Hermitage, on a charge of having picked his pocket his children; and, veto:due proof of these facts, he ! of a snuff-box. • i . ' . ~must succeed ! No persons . are more sensible of the An O ffi cer, from Bow-street, said, he /bed ob. lamentable hardship sea crying injustice of such served the Prisoner employed on the look-obt imeng cases, than the Judges, 'wilts ate - obliged to enforce . ocke - ts, - several of which he had essayed, .Whiltilie this cruel law; but thei citers 11411 an innocent woman, ethelp themselves, or the injured parties. fh ey ; . t1 passed along the street ; at last he perceiiei him pet I his hand in a. very suspicious position about the 1 who has paised a life ofPurity?tnel - virtue, as cOnfie j pocket of Hermitage, upon which the Otter seized knowledgeaecircum ;_ sta th n e ce y 1 .dent o h f a a bei ey n e Z r f k a l l a le w n r w l ivtikthin.l.ber4',him, whereand the Prosecutor went with him to the office, j the Prisoner was seatehed, but no,-property j see her suddenly awakeeed tn, a sense of misery and belongi n g to Hermitage was found' upon him; but / degradation suf fi cient to unsettle the very intellect, just on the spot where he stood there was found the j suet drive the mind to cles'pair ;—they see a young ; family, brought, up with high hopes, and perhaps ff-box . n Prosecutor ima a questioa, which thems- sni . diately recognized to be hip property; a silver watch imple sod *with the bouourable and delicate perhap s and five one-pound notes were found in his pockets, of their mother, driven from the rank iq society to . • • which they had - fancied themselves . born ;—aticl all which had been advertised. , 1 fence, that the this atrocious cruelty prientedby the very man who The Prisoner represented, in his de Moment when he was taken into custody, he desired ought to have shielded both the one end the other from every suffering; and yet, as solemn and sworn Hermitage to examine, whether or not he had lost .Administrators of the Lair, they mast needs give sen- any thing, when he answered hv hi money and the watch / He was anxious to ae ihe bad lost nothing. tense against the imiocence, and in, favour of'the returned, all of which, he assured the Court, were 1 guilty party. .his property . The Magistrate informed him, that / - Front the 1,01061 V! GAZETTE, Maws 10. his money and watch would be taken care of, as well as himself, and ordered him back into custody, j .............. • DIVIDENDS. .. until they should hear from the Prosecutor, whom j ast,ltapete:April 15, J. Carter, they understood was gone back into Yorkshire, suet stri . l 9,ll -,,,,,tare h r,e.jen. Liver- i also what was the result of the advertising of the ..." ...'" * ""ti wwieillefilli " . 1 cosies. tlidghma:,,ontiashatssiiire. 1. notes an d ipainion. De vousliire, tanner.- Humphries" and another of the most intelligent', trY 14 41 3 ,,,, '4, - „tr ia cil ls 3 lj ei t Bow-street Officers, narrowly examined his person, I dai - ,43, - ii - seter e i c i;W r i; l iese , ,but could not recognize him as an old acquaintance. I ' ceffee4teOre , eterdleei-April ! Maria Williams was nest brought up, charged aka, metAhan.—April Id, T. with having stolen a silver tea-spoon, a pair of black r Ifel%ara, tiacki 4 K-uanahle- , . . Hstol; jeweller—Feb. • 24, R. , silk stockings, and a striug of beads, the property of .. 4 iptil 4, J. loglisb, blasiches• ' Mrs. Smith, of Smithfield market. 4u e e Yr'ilsoo sad J. Westator .relrf4, .s`. 'Morgan, Copt,ice- The Pr' •understand had been eat of Prisoner me , t lustier-Apra- 3, P. Taylor, Sheffield, e mpl o y m ent f or some time, and having met aotidenvf -Aril 1 1 , It. Staition, Frith. tally with a woman named Mary Gaideuee,' she woe er-4prit 1, $. Taller, God- , esta-bayb•—.April 4. li. Phil- • she cods( employed by her for a week or' two till , w(i;cenweeseet -Artj 1, J. Dr ells procure a place. She soon found employment from k. Baxwick, l ]-snalt, ba ken S. wOOneVdriper-draper 4, the .ro , P secutrix with whom she had remained a r! heirw-dtaSer-4, - 4, W. week, when she called one morning on Mary eTar- t _ o hi r. i s szt . ous ter —A pill 4, v(7 Nit . : deper, and Presented her with a . silver tea-spoon, / e r—Aprit li a t ied ßotler. ! - lied . • • Lterts, eater— ' UMT with the Proseautrix's ibillals, which the ' / . - , . • Lane shire , sboyinapertSptil 1 No dsee round amongst some tea-leaves lying' M a "u k Irm .' N'''"*" i its the street. She afterwards gave one of her I - 1 - f - ie:s _ _e• situ rt. rot . Joiity, 'Armee, epos iseeistate children the beads in queition, and also produced a CEKTIFICAT ' l ' " pair of black sale stockings, which she desired this w. : irdbla, Crashes -10 e1eetter 4 . 111 ;.,... i ... A . a .. 111 . 1041 . - woman to preserve for her until she-hid procured a 1 Pre s- eL'OrrePir s :44 l :r ia lleall 4l '"' ' N "----""*. t r unk. M G . rd however; gale information' .rif:',Drdieet ir, - - Nate ory a ;net, and d *empire, maiisteftsil.fikTemikil Is, - . "71,‘„,.., ~ to Mn.. s Smith, who examined thispropetty, e- og v -r. Banc expet.c.met, w e a =fte a ,,, r i sei tri , S.'', -- .• tiered it to be tier own. bare inedeneet, ssaderwrisie- 4. t,• hoot poi. The young woman had nothing to say in her own metereb-R• ' aft ae lVi Vul*We• abqiilk , " 4 . defence, and was fully cemmitted for-trial s _nd the rake we as. Nattiagbiun, r—, . Pret• 8.4 • 1. 1 41 V--Si Dltrania,ttttactuleesl4lF; liKty boun d over to prosecute. • e;•• .... TNT:Its - 31M DTSSOLntIf. *,' . . ,: , • BOW-STREET. .., ~, ~ J. sad F. Man, Thorabill, Yorksirt,Amt-buttders—T. I woe J. Hays ' style' IP. esti* Be. ataltsters--G. i Yesterday Broder kk Maynard tutditiMtat.9eoe! W Y 4 ' 4.- " W .... 3 almit A. Cinsill'i• ' War q , W. , ealsatiOntion before Mr. GILA IJAK, ..eArti f iasgs - - ' N I . "'' es ci oie n, v c.t at,...L.b n , r i,.„,Ard.5.,4• ! iog and abetting the escape of two foe Officers., - ' : : jo roi rc litoir a ra " ! from their Parole of Honour. It epPhared that last . " -m- liimill" 4 - - -.! Saturday the Prisoner was travelling in apest-chaise, Loconuleny with two French Gentlemen. When OM Caine to the Greets Man lan, at Barnet, gr..' Newman, the landlord, observing the PrisOner„te ; only have the appearance of a labouring Man,,..sies pected he was aiding the escape of the foreignera s etid i in consequence stopped them and brought them to town, when the Frenchmen proved to be Officers! who had escaped from Ashby-de-la-?.ouch. The I Prisoner, in his defence, said he met with the pris9n. 1 era at a village neer Northampton, and they agreed .. /to pay hisexpeuces if he would (ravel with them to ' London,* ned that was all he knew of them. UN I ON 41 A I.b. . Yesterday William Wlailikead and Thassas C 4 6) rid:awese charged with stealing a chair from the dber 1 eft' Mr; 'Bites, furniture e hreker, in . the Undone. road. Mi. Bates stated, that the chair in enteffled ; wiss)iekeed,at MI door, with several othe,i- fore*, end iilitiattisree o'clock in the afternooe of =Meetieje, ' tino little eirle, ehildree of • one of hit.. Weil' ' • iftfairaitePaiii that two men had just Oil melt' • . .. ... - circumstances was a farmer, and the Plain iltith of April ipposed, returning 1)M - aUt proved, that he was irtritig most furiously along the road, and kept I whipdink his horse all the time. The son of the 'Plaintiff was unfortunately crossing the road at the j same momeat, when the horse . drove over him and broke his thigh. But this was not the most serious injury Ih e sustained he was else so much bruised in the belly, that he had within these f.ew days been taken with a spitting of blood, which a most respectablt j surgeon wiffild state, he had no doubt arose from the injury sustained by the lad, froni the• Del ing over tint; and he should also , L manner in which the alendant urged •proce?d, was so furious, that it wns knot killed some one, and if he had, would have had to insvier for it on " forliarder. The present attibn only vpdasatiou in damages for the• injury 'aij wantonness had inflicted on the _ 'he was sure the Jury wouldgive an ample ..tion in such a case, as he should lay befbr Mr. Robert Burford proved the facts. - ilii statement was confirthedhy another Witness ; when .. r, , ..,, • Mr. G.TRROW, for the Defendant, after a confer ence with the Counsel for the Plaintiff, said, he felt this to be a case where the Defendant ought to make 'a compensation for the mischief he had unfortunately, 'occasioned. lie had always felt so, but there was la difference as to the amount: His friend, Serjearitl i• i Best ' had honourably.said, he w ished not to influence tile Jury to an extravagant verdict, and they had agreed that a verdict should be taken for SQL A I verdict was taken for the Plaintiff, by consent for fifty pounds. I His Lordship finished all the other COMmon Jury causes • none of which Were the least iiieresting. On t he Crown Side the cases were very trivial. Jame; Harney, coachman to William Chinnery,, flq. was indicted for forging a receipt, or acquit t, tance for money, with intent tO defraud W. Thomp- I l sop jug. of Waltham Abbey . it • appeared - by the, evidence, that Mr. Chinnery dealt with the PPOSOCII ifor for small articles, 'and the coachmapleas entrust. ' ed to pay him. He produced g receipt as evidence i that he had 'paid him Sl. when, in 'fact,,lto had got, paid him ; but. the paper wai merely .this—'' Paid Mr. Thomson SI." without any signitture, but a' re- ceipt stamp. ' ' 1 The Jury found the Prisoner Gritty; but the Loan Clime BARON said, he doubted if it amounted to a forgery, and he should save the point for the opinion t "of the Judges. Fifty varancieil are reserved in the Royal Naval Asylum, Greenwich, for the orphan sons of seamen, who perished in the ships lost its the 'North Sea, and in the Saldanha, which was recently wrecked on the' • coast of Ireland. -, 1 The two deserters from the lath Royal 'Hussars, some little time since, who robbed Messrs. Chapman and Maker, on. the London road, on the night •f : their absconding, have been apprehended in some itiart of Yorkshiire f gad are at present in close cus ; tody. Thursday se'nnight the body of a.woman was dis- ' covered lying near the New Bridge, Dumfries, I which, on examination, was found to 'be dreadfully 1 I mangled in. the lace l and the skull fractured. Tile I name of the unfortunate person is Aune Hussie, a I washerwoman from Kirkcudbright, who, it is sup " ' posed, had been murdered, and carried ito that place. • The accounts from Madeira state, thit the vintage' of last year was' not more than one-tldrd of former I years,and the wine deficient in quality. The Canary, .islands had suffered much from excessive drought, I no rain having.fallen for teear a twelvevnonth. Captain Rowley has received a letter from Lieu- .4 tenant Brine, late - of the Laurel, nowAilivisoher in" France; stating that all the officers lindlitha were .fft I, gond health: . ." •.; , 10 ik.•,,r.; Accoonts from New Orleartastattc that tinder an! apprehended insurrection" of theittegeoei' there, the j Militia had been'calted oat, and` tlf trade suspended. , About, forty uegroes had keen imprisoned) aed twelve' shot in attempting to escape. " Letters from Teneriffe of the 12th January say, that:, the Duke del Penis* has absolutely refesed to resigai the goverment to*General Lebeen, who' had beeal appointed his successor by the Spanith Groverentene,; and has both had gamy adherents, a* appeatdebelleee was threatened. , —(if the pdpolation,sssabadliellei carried off by the fever. - • ' t • "'.' ' j . SCOIVII 8M 4 Vit. ' ; . : =. --Mtuaties Wh4rf, - , 4criitelf. 6Set., d ._ !prixittte (So*cisild), Leith I 1 119, —9, r..oi, ,; wiz* (FankM_ ) :do: •i 9 119, ---: S: Ai• M a i Leidi raeket r i ej blaj a taal), do.; '' 9 n , — a l c.,:ft Ilerthlretil DlHritt 9 15, 2,,i , -,,,-„,,,* .Marquis of uodey (Mikrtioj, ' ea. . 9 It Si'll- 9 g: ' Delinoak(Walaßß) do. 9 .29, 1 - ,- 8. A. N. :. • • . /1164,WATER.' &X LONDON BRUM THIS PAY. *rilr*minutes •trAter 4.4 1 - l'-' 1 "... tlitaetelner aItIPII Ave fr --T_• Monday week an extraordinary instance of swift ness took place, in the coursing of &hare at Poyn ton s—A hare was started by three greyhounds, which ran 15 minutes sad 65 seconds, in the most astonishing style, when she was killed-. The dis tance run, in that short, pefind, it •is supposed, was air miles. • - On .Thursday evening a Lady and Gentleman sr? riwed , in Swansea, from silicinee they .plroceeded. to Onemortlater on Sanctity Tistonti* last ? wheie tke let; ter was recognied by a very old Atitd-ia be Gee: ire'was aflaat tt . the it* b .„-,o4ec t , ha j i l4 , r it7: 4 rtiFßl4o. - 1 coarino fiva.!; r• t igSloV! .may, On. inNUAlltr !kik . j • 7 . . - • _. ~' ' . - - -- , •. - . • . , . .. ••• . , ..„ - • ..'''. „'"!. 'c - ..e . " -- ff'.Y..*.W '-',,.' ' ' 7• ..- . . . •.. '... -.; . • .., • . .. '. - ' ...- • . • _ . . . - %I i`; .. '' ' , ..... . - • . , . - . , . • , • : ... ‘ • ' . ~~! . MADDED VEGETABLE ESSENCE for 0 c .404 care of 444 5 , .4;iattg,l4, Cun-ump; inn Asthmas, tnuittooptex. CoogY. The eissiate of lingiao continually producidigainnagi( the inhabiosott maladies sca e ,i v known iu other rßunwies. The col.' muitnare in which the island )s involved ddling the greater pallor tlieletir, causes thhse 'tractions in the organs of perspiration that frequently ter ni i,,,, e its conentaption or asthma diseases,. which have been justly termed the plague of England ! It Is durldg the present season i the year tharttie vetiver - these terrible disorders are ehlitly j„. haled. and their fatal termination witnessed The Vegetable Essence has, from unequivocal lestimellies, been found a p re . veatioti in the cuce.in the progress—and a certain re. lief in the lest stages uf thruedestructive maladies. Mr. Maddeu respectfully informs those who ;gay be induced 46 try this sovereign remedy, tkat it slay be had at hi s pi s sacs', N0..14, Glotseester,street, Qtteeas-square, Londoo. 1) ; : i i Nf a selectmm uher of 4be prinelpat)faaderste Town and Cutts,. try, at cs. per Bottle, Stamp included; together with a Pon, plilet, reutuWag ao Weight sof nearly hondredwi ts aid Gentlemem, of high resvcotabitity, who baveexperi enced i ts be. neticiat effort', N. B. Any quantity, not less than three Bottles, seat (carria ge . fr?e) to nny part of the Kingdom, on receiving an enclosure of 11. for earls 4hree Bottles. Vended,loy appuiutateitt. at Messri. Knevett, Arliss,andsa: ker's, Ha rt ht dome w -close ; Nltssr.. New bery and Soo., St. P.,1? Cliala - "rire; Mr.' tfriWklik:%, 1 , ..011111hid-stieet ; alto Rid , . dolt', (late Tait). adjuiutug the ltuyal Exchange (late, Cara. hill; Kaeludigeliatc, cant 1! ; Mr. Ilu guen i a ' s. llitxmarket ; Mr. Mattrass'si,l3, Fleet-street; Mr . Sans r,sp 154 usforadmeet4_l2l..Ctukei. 269. High-street, Bur,ag a Mr. corner of liing *teeth Iliilborn ; Mr. Ilrenoviert,; 156, Bishop-gate Without; Me. Ward's, near Alitile-rn w , Holhont ; Mr. I'erries,-20, flevatainptuo.street, cnvent.ga r . den; Mr. Sian s. Cheap-street, Bath., Mr. 3ulgin's, Corn. street, ; Mr. Keyitter's.l7slelrezter; Messrs. Ideny a n d Chalk's, Cholinfores Maws. Urodie, I)onding, nod fisu Salisbury; 1111: 1 Wilifboum's GlottetwOr 41,.T ruffi e s E ke. ter; and Mr: Nerrherfs, Dublin.' ••• t-::•• • • •„♦ Oh** of Cithrity - untv apply at his Dispensary (where ' the gratification of relieving three thousand gratis), evesy Swoday Morning,' frout •Ttw to cotiYerolitt HAPPINiise. 7 edegiilo4l9 - ilietigibility is tite secret bet -4 6 14 e ro w u, W r.DI.I)GIC, the unoappy so f. and, despairing of relief, sinks Mtn de. finite wselaneholy inArmltid itttieh y c . men, and Bycresness in syomen, for Disert4s peculiar to Feniales.•snd all by debility or relaxatim. Dr. SENATE'S is proved by experience to be the mutt A liermenent remedy ever' di.coverea: 'r e ..utts, . _ excess, ass unprepilions climate, or the administration yf mercurial poisons, 'woe precivitata into premature midsize— to. the ags . cd. in -whom th Nation of life are suspended, though.Oyx extinct, this 'medicine isemocientios.. ly and cut tidently recominended. The dehititated, the languid, the related of eithee- sex. thedelmitsi prrielyie of secret sen suality, the childless couple, will here mast assuredly Sod re. lief, with that eerier, which I. essential In siMulliest reputation. 'Ti, pat bya leouporar,s stimuLuboxr„ itripstion. that this medi cine produees those salutary 'efecti which have excited the ststealshurat at. UMW medkal nten, bat by casting a genial ,warmth, exisilayatingnhe seirits, ineigneatiug the whole frame, and ren ovating theconmitution in odic k Weakener that it may to fairly said to re-animate immure. „ I,Miserve, that there is ipa engrayed.Portrait of Dr. Senate Ia the label en the outside of each bet, which is signed by the Proprietor,: E.. *We, twurd - wriried• 44 - others are anterfeits. The geluine Balm of Measis prepared nniy.by Dr. &Male a nd ,sold, wholesale...4mA resall, bre his agent, Mr. Riehatd., Dryist, 193. Strand near St. Clement's Chi/cell ; also retail Ikx, Ward. Sit, ; Pastime, lhet, fleet-street ; Bacon , 150 3 Gefyrd-strect opposite the Paelbenn Bolton„ filet of Ae ilfrVal Eirelntifget , Goldirig,' it. Cellbasill t find- ZilrEP, UticktpuriatreM t Snytiv!istc,SPallf glitskslowcrice TARE NOTICE: 7 • PHRSON lir the Neighboisrltabd of Glasgow, LIP *oiled (stole daysttgo upon Mr-Augus W.Dnuald, arms. nick-place, in tint City, and inintmed Mal, that his Wife had been datigeilesidly directed with a tinibeeklia her Longs (as her Surgeon termed. it)iwalleodcd.with al ir' lig syashorsiw, gross spitting, difficulty o breathing, &v. die. hiding glom her, in sinall dove* One Half Guinea blade of Dr. SOLOMON'S -0041,L44{. BAI ; hI,O,E, LISAD, she recovered int:a , most astonishing niahn-r *lse h'ealth and her complalik . tioving kern thereby removed Volistasitnelo o llo4Y. • re Mr. 11I'llonald , hai veciaissistu l to refer retimitalile En tiiireis to he '• a•or A ; 114 berellber , %t- 1. ••,i Appletbswsple,!_em wendid,:t4 'to DR. SOLtsaiDlet , /GROW Mid., •iikare ot. tha r redosito; virtues •nr vnur higWl celebrated Medicine , the CORDIAL B ILNI OF GI LEA D; 'l feel loyoitt , bouadra is joastio to goo; • orot befit benefit isf the Public, tojaforin you, tint esr_ly Jost sluing 1.1104 a violent pulls to my brew, accompanie d with di theultihrbreothing nod eseeo*tve steotiaels, so shod Emsuit. &dowdy ,asik. A couti• ailed for same time labou‘iiw under the tote 4 distressing symp toms;Km* ir•lls6Wallabsitudi4dieriber, lutacciamt of souse casts pm foraped,in Asja iseigh i bmititoyd • by takiulg the said Medicine, in the lalier`phri of lepreints r, I iireefirre a Fealty idowleof MeSsra.iti. hod R. Booothsuireilier Aaralio yy tosking of which. it/ two days time I felt its restormise virtuei, and before I bad finished the slit* wits ressoved to my Peace healths wLkl, Shook 60,1 dou pow do; and remain, Y. ur most obedient servant, • ' Whimsies, . • ' • ISAAC Id UTIIINSON, .11. ood li. Hrunthwaite, /cr i ntlal. (a,;ed 1.5 yesrs.) A CIIALLgNGI - 1. • • AV:SSW% CURRIE( and' Co. Surgeons, late in i I-VAL his Majesty's rervier, challenge. the whole world to prove a-singleonstanee where their Medicine and Method of , Cure have failea. , ,f -the dthlred. enbet. '.Tae praft4te - of many 1 yro ae-in this ,partlettlar, branch o/-their peottssiea hos . not given I rte t. , nue tunuccessfiel case. They conttnpe to direct their Medico is . the treatieeet-Autd.ettie a Vit fit ER EA It.• CONI PL.AINWIti, and that derangement of .the system, which is the tonsitthenee of the ptrificithiS and Itrnstefttl elfeciv.nt a halal long and tool enbappilt vetoed- 1 W the.yorths nr. boi ti, %f lett. 15 the fllle It Will he found to he the uefailing sourer of liorrennee t the other hate its. ravages fatally ievelopodAo thaw by a di• tressioArtaite tuf,dehility,..which, if nor tunely remedied, tern" notes In 7t potence. These are Its remote and•ubilnate•elfet'; witilvonaarhipthreed lost 0 stawular power. and voriest ner vousvomphinti, usually characterise the curliest stages .1 i " t ig actuary vice: of periourbingruishnig unber.ilisoideis itOde.'" ilicisn habit, their t(C I /011111 4.1.• 'Ample., loggittaseavyrreuveu un successful In the course o A long, laborious, and nue° extruded practice. AA the inriettlx , tinate sted contiffitroteil.oool of Ve nereal bilectinit, SPO/!15 ~ , I POtrito). . tes in the ureptra. , 'VW' ,e 4; crest:tts herd , ors , Callous ulcers, ettptilentr oeleto a ` weakness, ilea, ilk** -..i* ;,... , ..',... 1 1 - • •• ---- nill srbether recent orittat i Mgrn, nod which have baffled the lehill of other praaNgwarabionctly their present improyed plan pf.treatutent, .effectually *flfld .gennaoeuily cured, without the patieut suffering the excnaciatirtg pain and alarming hemorrhage venthieeelleFlFfelkesitralet-upplicatiou of the tumor causste. In *e course of tweets , years extensive practice in this metro , F i t f ib; Itstaerluiutasiteen striasatie have been mad .are daily en. ,tbetr_ctuv,.therie. . eradication 6f Old. ,is effected Icy a pi t .. ,e certain, and'el Haus Mu& of p r actice, sugreffor titan? tal'ert ,1 4 *Oda* . ir mamma. ralitaation,. and debility . ttrozectling front Physprnplabit, is speedily removed, tind t tie glatlentereeto(o4.l~R mud vigorsus Ilealth.s'llat win're 114 dellUtfi ballokit YelichMtile4.*proper.perstrerance in their re. Attritive remedies, arter nee stricture has beidd e ldroved, is Is disperatib/yr reggitihein . esultre • thrtilimbentireparks af IK.rt 'au ti fig re-aniinate the Cnnstotiop,. 9everat Noblemen anitliatottllemen of the 6r't respectability have been uader thexotsre .o(bletim....Carrle-and,Co. fa( the re' moral of coatOnint: , of the urethra, strictures, &c.; and havi6% received a Wheat wad 011ailiastesturate, *quest e*resiest. way be,..giyal In. ti;CRI. 19/ )t.uiltittikrtelideace. of tie tiecizire i suiteiln.ily of Sir' r'. (runic tn . Co. s pia% of trettiment:—• htlitay*ofthere Oast him* Muse had s4ric4leres frn tear io teen. years_ , nod had been tuner th e care of Messrs. iloine, flenyisidet. nett *Miter Surgeons AP/NAM eitAtitatei'whoettesittiteel lapetus by Ahe..lll.6treef son el tat lastor Natmitivtie, ra itian meg*. . ..„, Near,. tiurne did itin. 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MOTT. bile cliespeourg .0 -.ow of slippe reibe rs, pot aity4 . l3 I to cosacenl.the .oio9l lll li*f!ss:a° 4 , To p& by the Plaintiff apipat the Pei his son's service. le re c h in e a r :l o 6 , i te a r t r okst araWli oili PA 4 hPf t42 l 9g . . 0a up li g r o : 'wise much g bruising ili s 4 b im real :4 4 ; g w h l i k s ich thi t g l4 l e i 'l _Mr. Serjeant BEST then detailed the ci Fhe.gill looked ainnugst seserai Other fiNS I , bieg upon one to her,fflind, ' desired the Oren. ,brid—i:ov'eurßv. flen. gathdokat this Va 'tit them aside, and she ,wonid call for theta °T.the case as follow :=—The Defendant a ds. She had reached the thr:csbolds on her ,ti res ff id w in aa t b a u t t W a ci v odt ery n po rd a , r ia m t e h n is , co o u n ut t y h , e s;t •e when the forernau leek hold of hg, and r deliver up the shoes sha Pad concealed• last, the Defeudaot was, he supposed infortunate yondg Wolgu9ll in her def_ e I r.e.! f d • ' r nv om in Lo r m nd o on styfu b r u i t ou l s t iv we a u l l o d ne be t p he rov r e o d al - - - . • . D. Defendant rid- he ;as bad - the gra* ifiC3 ti prove, that thein olouceear-areet, elf Provo, Twelve. e 4 his horse to 3 t „ mercy he had ." CONYe ai l he cerniftil? N eliereet4 i an indictment . todao44 hie 9 sought a cool- hs f4 p r 4t er og•te ll y te : 6 rri: i iei rt rove his carelessness.isanua .linroteary. is I poor bcpy, an d I Ler :i t (,u c nelaints. I bolple uoroPensu- la A 1.11 of MECCA b ls be r e them. certlii, safe, and yen v''m y out 14 w hoa hid iwrei • I)IY war us 'April 4, R. 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