The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-19 00:00:00

CO LD. B .47 1 11-F1 EL DS PRISON. Another escape was attempted on Monday nighty by a prisoner under confinement for two )ears. On Mr. Newport, the officiating Governor, going Pound to look up u,t the usual time, he missed his prisoner, and the utmost consternation prevailed throughout the prison. The Governor iu►mcdi ahty (apnea together the turnkeys and other see. •e►nts employed iu the prison, until the lost man was forthcoming, or some informition given re lative to his escape. Search was made, and the lust prisoner urns found concealed in a drying.rount. On him was found a rope, with a stone at the end of it, by which he might have sealed the prisms wall. 'lnc prisoner was lodged more securely, and the possibility of his escape prevented. AVIDbLESkX SESSIOSS? CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY. Cr.tittEm*r.t.t..—Yesterdliy . Peler Copleg and John Coster were indicted fur that they, with one Peter !kettle, hail coliqpired togeliter to 'raise their price of wages as journeymen brush.makers. The charge was not sufficiently brought' home to them, and they were acquitted. CHARGE OF PERJURY. Robert !More, a — statuary, in Piccadilly, and. siho,e workshops and warehouses are in Knights. dge, was put to the bar, accused of the crime of and corrupt perjury. Mr. ALLEY, for the prosecution, stated, that the perjury arose from an answer put in by the Wen. dant to a bill in Chaneury, filed against him by a obi -milt and apothecary, resident at Knightsbridge. nig circumstances of the ease are rather curious, and, if tree, must certainly did not exhibit the Du. fendant in the most eligible, though they did in the twist gloving colours; but from the result of Inc case we shall refrain from relating them, the Defen., dint being acquitted ; at the same time it is but justice to his character to say, that his Counsel, Mr. Gunnar and Mr. Baaar, undertook to declare, that they were willing to meet the case, as 60 hail • full anJ complete answer to give it, which would rescue Mr. Blore's character from all obloquy; but as leg 41 objections had appeared on the lice of the Indictment, they were bound to avail themselves thereof, which they accordingly did, and the De. fendant was acquitted. The Prosecutor was a Mr. Jacob Verlander t an apothecary, residing at Knightsbridge. RIOT. Two young men, of the names of Smith and • Dalby, were tried for a riot at the London Ducks. It appeared that some alterations had been made in the wages of the labourers emyloyed there, and they, in a t►tinultuons manner, assembled before the gates of the docks, demanding that their wages should be restored to their former amount. They assembled together in numbers, to the extent of front SOO to 800 men, and behaved exceedinly disorderly, having in their lists dip letters 0. W. and 0. P. signif. , iiig thereby Old Wages and 'Old Piices. The Deft:Wrote were singled out from ainougthe rest, am' this day took their trial for the same, and having expressed their contrition, a ver dict of Guilty was recorded, but no punishment inflicted, as they were, after a very wholesome and suitable admonition from Mr. MAINTwAniso (*herein he expatiated on the enormity of their of. fence ; which, as he very emphatically observed, %int on the appearance even of rebellion from the strength of their numbers) dismissed upon their own recognizance to appear when called upon. POLICE. • MANSION-nonat. — John Cartwright, a jaarney. snap smith, was charged before the Loup-Mayo;, with 'violently assaulting a respectable Geutlewn. veal' the night before in Broad-street, behind the ' 'Change, with several friends with her, by tearing her clothes, and behaving in a very indetient away to • her. 'rho Gentlewoman, although- attended by other Ladiest uas so much affected that she could scarce give her evidence. The Prisoner, in his de. fence, did not deny the charge, but said ho was very sorry for his couduct, being rather In liquor s and was mistaken in the Lady. The Logic. MAYOR se verely reprobated his brutal conduct, and ordered him to find hail 41 answer the assault. Thorns IVhite and Rd. Barnes, were separately charged as being male night-walkers in Mour fields, and Who had been detected in most shocking prac. !ices. It appeared from the account of the patroles of Culeman.strcet Ward, that several of these wretches were seen to frequent Moorfields, when the Loam. MAYOR ordered a party of City Consta bles to assist them in detecting the monsters. They were both committed for further examination. [harm IIaLL.--Yesterday John Sparrow, a very decent-locking man in point of appearince, Was again brought up on a charge in nature most detestable. Some edditioual'evidenee was adduced, and he was fully committed for trial. • GVILDUALL.— Mr. Elill, butcher in Fleet-market, charged a young waggoner, with stealing a acck of mottos, six pounds.in weight, from the • door of his shop yestcrttsy afternoon. The Pro. Weldor dia not See the Priioner take the mutton, but, having missed it from the spot where he had boric it up, he immediately went out, and following the Prisutscr, who was driving his waggon at a. quick pace, he &Dell the neck of mutton concealed In the Prisoner's iliron. The Prisoner alleged that he b a d pu r chased the mutton of a buy, and had given him 'a shilling for It. The NVorthy Alderman (Hooter) gave the Prisoner the alternative of serv ing hit Majeityt or taking, his trial for the offence. Thu Prisoner.priferred thu latter, and was accord ingly committed to take his trial? MA RLSOILOUGUArr ant.—iesterdar Jar. CLW - thorne was charged with herb; obtained a situation in the service of a family, in Wimpole.street, by means of a false character. an.l afterwards pilfering his master's"property. The Prisoner had been not more than a fortnight in the service, when he was suspected, and it was ascertained that the family to whom he had referred for a character, in Surrey, wet nut in existence, although • a written character had been received, but which turned out to be the Prisoner's hand.writing. 'fbe Prisoner was coal. mdsted Frum the LONDO GAZETI E l SEpr. 18. Downing-street, Sept. 18. A Dispatch, of which the followift . is ao extract, was on Sett day ;Homing received at Lord Liverpool's o:lice, addressed to his Lordship by Lieoi.-Gen. Lord Welliugton, 1(.13.8m. &c. dated Celorico, 29th of Augusi, 1810. The enemy opened their fire upon Almeida late on Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning, the 26th inst. and I am concerned to add, that they obtained possession of the place in the course of the night of the 27th. I have no intelligence, Upon which I can rely, of the cause of its surrender. An explosion had been heard at our advanced posts, and I observed on Monday thit the steeple of the church was • destroyed, and niauy houses of the town unroofed. L bud a . telegraphic communica.l tion with the Governor, but unfortunately the weather did not allow of our using it on Sunday, or during a great parr of Monday, and when the weather cleared on that day it was obvious that the Governor was in communication with the enemy. After I was, certein of the fall of the place, I. moved the Infos/try of the army again into the valley of the Aluddego, keeping a division upon Guard*, and•the uot.poscauf the.cavalry it Alserca. ' The enemy ittiaeked our piCquets twice yesteriley in lb*: morning, but feebly,. and they• were, reputited ; its' • I th e &Renege!, however they ulaliged Sir StaPletoti Cotten ,to draw in bia•posts to this.aide pf „Frau. das. Captain Lygon, of the letlr Light Dragoons, was wonaidet in the morning , and two men of the Royal Dragoons were wounded in the afternoon. A piequet of the regiment made a gallant and successful charge, upon . * party of the comes in fantry and cavalry, and leirk.sonie prisoners.i. The second corps under General Regniee,has made no movement of any, importance since:l : had the honour of addressing your Lordship last;.. A patrule, however, hetonging to this corps fell in with a squadron of dragoons, consisting of ntye troop of the 13th Aritish; and one troop of the 411% Portuguese, bcloagipg to Lieut..Gencral corps, under the command of Captain White, of the 13th, and the whole of them were taken, with the exception of the Captain and one man, who, I since understand, have been killed. I inclose the nopy.uf Brigisdier.General Fatit's report to Lieut.. ‘Gertend Bill or this affair, which it appears was highly creditable to Captain White, and the allied troops engaged. • No movement has been made, and nothing of any importance has occurred in Extremadura since I ad. dressed your Lordship last. Li the North, the enemy moved a small body of infantry and cavalry on the '2oth to Alcanezas ; but Gott. Silveira moved towards them from l3raganza, and they immediately retired. Escalhos de Cias, Aug. `32; 1810. Stn,--I hare the bunnur to te i nirt to you, that the troop of the 13th Light Dragoon', and one of the 4th Portuguese Dragoons, forming the squa. drop under the command of Captain White, of the 13tb, at La.duera, this morning MI in with .a ;introit) of the enemy's dragoons, consisting of owe Captain, two subalterus, and about GO men. Cept. While fortunately succeeded in coming up. wirh them, when ho immediately charged and over.. turned them ; and the result has been, the capture, of two Lieutenants,. three serjeants, eix corporals, ona trumpeter, awl 50 privates, and about 5Q horses. The Captain was also a prisoner, but' escaped during the bustle on foot. I am happy to say, this has been performed without the loss of a man on our side. Six of the . enemy are.wounkci. Captain White expresses his obligation I.o..Majoi . Vigorcai l of the 380 regi. meat, who was* Volunteer with him, and to the Alferes'Pedro Ray.inuudo.di Oliviera; commanding the Perkugurse Aroups (which he states to bare doge its duty ,antresiely wen, and to have shore mod' gallantry), ,and also to Lieut. Turner; of the 13th Light Dragoons, to Whole activity and courage he reports himself to be indebted for several of his. sutlers. I trust the whole Will be considered to have merited the approbation of the Commander in Chief. I havithe henair to be t &e. • • Lieut.-Gee. Hill. . . H. LANE. 11 IT: STATESMAN:. 'tiehard Holt, Esq. to he ditto. Dated May 22, 1810. 'Mgt Lockett, Gent. to be LieUtenant. Dated May Iti, 1810. JAI' Underhill, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Slater,. Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 25, 1810. lomat Dickson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated asabove. „ William Curran, Gent. to be ditto. Dived as above. John Bard well, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 16; 1810. Tboions Bowman, Gent, to be ditto. Dated.ai above. Wigan Regiment. William Ducker, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated May 19, 1810. A. A. Day, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above. David Rees, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. William Cowper, Gent. to.be ditto. Dated July 27,.180. Jahn Stewart; Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 4, 1810. • Nathan Sitaitier Lythetland, Gent, to be ditto.. Dated as abr. Jam Beason, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. William Johnson, Gent. to heilisto. Dated July 12, 1810; . Joseph Gunnery, Gent. to be ditto. bawds's:Move. William Winstaoley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. James Orme, Gent. to beditto. Dated as above. Henry Roper, Geat. to be ditto. Dated July 27, 1810. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. C. Spilsbury. Angel-court, Skiuner-street, printer, from Sept. 18 to Nur. 27, • BANK RUPTSe W. Enda% Chipping-Nonon, mercer, to surrender Oct. 1, 2, 30, at eleven, atthe King's Head Ina, Coventry. tktturnies, Messrs. Woodcack and Twist, Coventry. T. Bayley, London, and .1. Foothorape, Birmingham, iron mongers, Oct. to, at four, 16, 30, at eleven, at the Jeraingliam Arias lon, Shiffaall, Salop. Attorney, Mr. Stuart, Bilston, Staffordshire. It. Arscatt, Pynes Mills, Exeter, miller, Sept. 21, Oct. 12, 30, at twelve, at the lintel, Exeter. Anomie', Messrs. Wil liams and Darke, Prince's-street, Bedford-raw ; and Mr. Ter rell, Exeter. T. Whltmanh, New Sarum, common carrier, Oct 10, at six , 11, at one, !11, at four, at the Antelope Inn, New Sarum. At tonnes, Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury; mid Mr. Lowly°, Temple, London. J. Simpson, Holbeck, merchant, Oct, 1, at six, 9, 30, at eleven. at the Hotel, Leeds. Attarnies, Mr. Bler.-lock, Leeds; and Messrs. Blakelock and Makirson, Elm-court, Temple, London. C. dinner, Hackney, dealer in cattle, Sept. 22, Oct. 6, at ' twelve Oct. SO, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Bedford-rtiw. • J. Laugdon, St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, tallow-. chandler, Sept. 28,29, Oct. SO, at one, at the Hotel, Exeter. Anoraks, Mr. Tarsier, Exeter; and blears. Collett and Wim- Cbancery-lane. W. flollamby, Leadenhall-street, librarian, Sept. 92, at • welte, 29. Oct. SO. at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Pearce and Son, Swithia's-lane. A. Mackenzie, Hammood's-court, Mincing-lanc, wine-mer chaat, Sept. 22,25, Oct. SO, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlem, 'Broad-street. M. and W. Phillip-, Twyford, Wiltshire, Inc:dame, Sept. 25 ) 29, Oct.. SO, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. J. Biggs, Readihc; and Mr. L. Eyre, Gray's In:.-square. E Gordon and T. Steadinam l .rower-street ' merchants, Sept. 22, at one, 2.; Oct. 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Pitches and gampion, Swithin's-lane. S. Lee, Birchin-lane, merchant, Sept. 22, at gar, 95, Oct. 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Braut, Coptliall court, Thrugmorton-street. DIVIDF.NDS. Oct. 9. B. Lund, Spollurtb, Yorkshire, flax-dresser.—Oct. 17. I). Pawlett, Nottingham, tallow-chandler.—Oct. 9. T. Murray, Paternoster-row, Spitalfields shoe.manufacturer.— Nov. 6. W. Fowler, Shcfford, Bedford shire, and M. S. Haynes, Greville-street, flatton-gacden, rnerchants.—Oct. 16. J. Bli eard, Broad -drect stockbroker .-- Nov. 5. It. Winch, Shoe lane, press-woken:lld joiner.—Sett. 15. H. Hale and Co. Bit chin-lane, oilmen.—Oct. 11. T. Wilcox, Exeter, tallow-chitin!. ler.—Oct. IS. G. Clough, Drrby, grocer.=-Oct. LI. R. Wil liams, /3edweltv, kluunionththire, shopkeeper.--Oct.. IS J. Tetaev, Lincolnshire, victualler.—Oct. 12. R. lots, blartleet, Yorkshire, horse-denler.—Oct. 9. J. Hitchcock, liculcoates, Yorkshire, white-lead merchant. I I 141 :. r I i iil,k CER+IFICATES.—Ocr. 9. S. and E. L Lye, Ifith.dealen.—G. Frost, Gateshead, Ourtinin, victualler.—J.Speneer, Ead New Town, Tic tualler.—G. Henzell, Littlu4tradcheap, underwriter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Jones and T. Adams, Daventry, Northampton, whip mn nufacturers.—G. Smith and E. Spencer, Leeds, Yerit, thread. : manuticiurers.—J. Cowing and A. Towers.—R. Tipping and G. likming t holden-Clough, York, calico-printers.—lV. - Stud . - gen, Red- Lten-cutirt, Luodun, and J. Alinon,,, White-yard, Rusernarydane.—J. Galley, A. ,GaHey. C. Gulley and R. Gal- Coagleton, Chester, woollen-a rapers. —N. inoth and R. Walker, Nurtbna rain, cottou•manufacturers:—R. Purring abd A. Newman, liaminerpinith, market-gardeners.—a. Curling and R. ElllO3OlOll, jUll. Sandwich, surgeons. Peomissir.—On Monday sc'nnight two cele. brated boxers were to hate entertained the inhabi. tams of ilales-Owen and its neighbourhood with specimens of thc . frtic science; but when put to the test, their'courage " oozed out at their fingers' ends." In order, however, that the ,good folks might:nof be disappoihted, a man of the name of James Green: challengiA another man, who was. very: verse (hereto, and insisted 'upon his ,lighting; in the second r.iund, Green received anunfortutratn 'blow on his left side, which brought him - to At ground, and killed him oil the spot. A Cor'ner's Inquest ft' s held on the body, and brought in their verdict, Moostafriester. The brother of Green, who war ill at King , winford, having the eircune. stance mentioned to him too abruptly, died in the course: of a short period after, and they were both interred in the Lime grave. Yesterday, at eleven'o'clocit in the forenoon, a isurocylman plaisterer, at stork outside a house in -Nevil's.coart; Fetter:lane, fell from the scaffold three mallet high, by which he was so shockingly hurt, that he died on his way to the hospital. B[ItTIIS. On Motulay last, at Dorking, the Lady of John Charles Pulling, Ebq. of a daughter. On Satarday, at Kearebborough, the Lady of Captain Man sell, of Ow fbatis llegiment, of a sou. On Monday, the Lady of J. Tatham, Esq. of Craven-street, of a snn. Lately, the Lady of Clement Newry, Esq. of St. Hillier', Jersey, of a suit and heir. Oa Mouday last, Mrs. Liston, of Covent-garden TheatrP, of a son. The same day, Mrs. Sohn Grenside, of Itenrietts-street, Brunswick-square, of a daughter. The same day, the Lady of H. thaits Esq. Bedford-row, of a son. On Sunday stonnight, at Haivardee Castle, the Hon. Lady' thymic, of n son. MARRIED. • Oa Monday last, at Camberwell Chttreb, by the Rev. Mr. Bree, Mt. Deady, of Moinunent-yard. to Miss Peacbck, daugh ter of William Pearock, Lsq. of Non Otero, Pecklotus. At Astley, near Worcester, near Wm. Lambe,' Esq. of the Middle 'reisple, to Miss Hickman, of Aqley, lint cousin to the tate Dr. Turton. On Toesday last, Abrultana Wilkinson, M: D. of White Webb Park, Enfield. to Elizabethiltaugliter of the late Jnbez Smith, Esq. of Stoke Newington. DIED. On the 17th instant, at his house, Caroline-street, Bedford square, after a long and severe itluess, Sarah, the wife of Mr. Wm. IVihon, of the Strand. On the WO i At. at Malvern, Woreesterskire, the Hon. Ed. Emellus Fitzgerald de Howl, iu the II th year of his age. On Monday last, Mrs. Ann Martin, a ife of Mr. Ambrose Martin, Charlutte-street, Bloomsbury. On the lYth alt. nt Venice, of which be was Governor, the French General Menou. Lately, in the Island of Jersey, John Alley, Esq. Surgeon,: of that Island. At his house in Swatwer, aged 67, William Je ff reys, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices tit the Peace for the Counties of Glamorgan and Brecon, a Deputy Lieutenant of the fonner County, and the oldest Alderman in the Corporation of Swan sea. He had thrice served the onice of Yortreeye of that town, PiI.4CL OV SEOCKS TESTI:ADA Y. Baok Stock Opinion' 51 71 ui dis. per Celli , . Red. ludia Kn n ds 24 pr. 9 per Cent. C 005.6611 6311. Ex. Bills ' 2 die. 4 pr. 4 per Cent. . i Co. for Ace. 6544 6511 ii per Ceut.Navy 5391 97 1 1 Lottery TiiJksrts AI. lb.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the North York Regiment of Militia, siva by.the Lunt .Liesitimant. I!ntign Alexander Wright to be Lieutenant. Dated August 1, Ensign Simon Mess burn to bo Lieutenant. Dated August 1, 1810. Ensign John Itbodes to be ditto.- Dated as above. Adam Canaudar, Grut. to be Ensign. Dated as above. • James Aker, l Gent. to be ditto: DAted asabove. Commission signed by the Lord Lieureaant of the Comity of Lanark. Royal Linark Militia. Major Thomas Gordon to he Lieute.mut-Cnionel, vice Sir Alexander Lockhart, reigned. I)utril August b, Commissions in the Gloucestershire Militia, signed by the L .rd Llentenant, Sienh Battalion. William Pittharding, Earl of Berkeley, to be Colonel. Dated Auguvt 22, 1810. Ivi4) rt h Batt:dies. Laden William Holborrow to be Lieutenant.' Dated Sept. 1, 1810. Commissiosissigoed bvtha Lnrd Lieutenant of the Comity Pa bulge of Luise:spier. Amosmicraoss Regimesit of Local Miljtia. John Greenwood, Esq: to be Captain. Date.' July 7 , 1310 . Robert JOlimon Parker, Gent. to be Lieuteuast. Dated as above. Blachhorn Higher Division Regiment. Charles- Halstead, Esq...to be Captaiu. Dated May 28, 1810. Reginald Parket Crooke, lieut. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. . • . Christopher Greenman& C.ent. to be ditto. Dated at above.. William Judson, Cent. to be ditto. Dated May YY, 1810.• Lawtenee Otsbrod Shaw. Geot to hr ditto. Dated a. above. Tbomas Bentley, Gept. to be ditto. Dated May Si, 1810. • . Bolton Regiment. Tsnnc Shakespeare, Esq. to he Captain. Dated Jane 8, 1818 . James !Wheel' Ilarne,, EN. to be ditto. Voted as above. ,holm Pilkiii,-ton, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Keor Latigikaw, Esq. to he ditto. Dated us above. Itotiect l'uter, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as &Wove. Thomas Psmaiingtou, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. wittiain Erskine Stubbs. Gent. to be ditto. Dated as abtive. John Barthley. Gent. tube Latign. 1/attins above. Abraham Walton. Gent: to be ditto. Dated us above. J ohn Slater, Cott. to be ditto. Dited as above. James tlaverrolt, Gent. tip be ditto. Dated as above.: Robert thalami, Gait. to he la r 41.. Dated to above. i .eyland and Ozitishirk Regioneut. George Ashby Pritt, 'Esq. to be Captatu. Dated May 7, 1810. ' 1 John (Ultras, Gent. to be Lieutenant: Dated July 7, 1809. Thomas Clay, Gera. to be Ensign. Dated July VI, 1810. tiliddletint Ist Regimeat. • James Bradley, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August 11, 141,). Old:an Regiment. John &stelae, Egg. to be Melor. Dated June 8, 1810. : Adam Crompton, Grist. to be Emier. Dated Julie 4, 1810. ,Tratford one/Wine ItegitOem. Thomas Chariton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May le, 1810.• Ilk:indict Water, Lig. lobe ditto. Dated ab tibuvt. • ,-,~~, - • .• k•••••.- lkT . MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and *l3l tck .11 a Lead •Pencil Maker to the King and Prlhee of Wale Original m"uf A ctisry s No. 162. btris.6l, apposite Newt:l4le. s t ree t. begi leave to reromatenn in the 1 ohlic his GI:SLUN K BLACK LEA]) PF.NCI.LS, whose superior eicelleu berii for more than 40 yeass universally Pencils for drawing in colours(of n late invesstink) 'fu ob3tia. guit‘li his Pencils from Counterfeits, the mark, which er a , r ot , 'tartly only Middleton, is now clutiteed to N. hliddleton, ss 4 the direction, No. 1.61, Strand; Loudon, stamped on each pe t* cil. An extensive assortment of pocket-ba=rks and thread.taws: elegantl s mounted in go:II, silver, and plain; completC ran.mesa of travelling, writin*, moil dressing-eases; Gentlemen's pisek..l euinousiles. coistaionsg every article f or s h av i ng mg at e bsin g; portable ind dressingot(•sks and boxes, . hominy, satin-Wood, leather, &e. Writing payer, extra ant cuts large pets, ti.elrishandDutch B + 2B !iiikvia awl all ki n d s of stationery; portable suet letter-e"pyi sg chines. These machlues, by Which Writing may he exppdti4 ously and dearly copied, are brought by fv. hlinnl-to o ta Is e inmost perfection, and compoised in it ataltogaot case, w s 4.4 fort:: - , a complete desk; some so small as to be nP the greatest convenience to those who travel; others or a siie and ('em to answer the purposes of a complete secretnire. A large wean. menu of razors, and all kindsof fine cutlery. WHIT(, !LANDS have ever been esteemed ti personal heauty . in both Sexes, arid in some imti, of Europe are esseui to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOA 1 1 , or IndiatiNVashingCakrs, posse's the pecuiiar Preverty of Aiwa% the muss exquisite delicacy of texture and iticonceiy. able fairness to tbe hands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even in cases where the Skin has been injured b y labouror othervitilew, the hardness and coarse:ices are eters tually, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a emootbuew fairness, and delicacy of appearaore, which too ., trot beacquinedbystuy other meats wit. ever. It is by ex p e .l rieuce truly that any one can form au adequate idea of the so. perior excellentes of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietors' Agent, whose Signature it b ean , William Withers. No. *9, Strand, neat. Temple Bar, Lug. •dos ; and the Proprietors, as a furtaer security, beg them to be particular in noticing, that the n ume and address of the prio. ter, E.'Spragg, No. Bow treet, Coveal-garden, is infixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by malty respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in tows ;tad country, price Is. each cake. But It is at all times creep. nary to he pat ticalar iu observiug the above caution, whiell sill be the moans of preyed' ing the itnpositious which have of late been practised. A DVICE.-14Itcn Alen of education anti Hu. ti fessional skill use perseveringendeavouni to distinct the most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailmg Diseases, the successful result of their experience u the hest proof of superiority. Messrs. CiOSS and Co. Sargetins. after being regularly eilm • rated and initiated into every branch of the profession, (eclat. cotes of whit's, from ditTerent Hospitals, and testliaonials frva the aunt eminent Ilhysiciuus, they have to convioce any La. quirer), were induced to make the cure of the following Di. ceases the object of their particular study, viz. a MATADI DISORDER, frequently contracted is a moment of intoxica tion; and its concomitant*. STRICTURES and GLELTS, also DEBILITY, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul gences,lontresldence in *warm climates, or a SECRET SOLI. TARY VICE, too often unhappily pursued try the Youth of both sexes; in the one it will be found the cause of STERI LITY or BARRENN ESS, and in the other occasion a au ..merous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in IMPOTENCE nod CONSUMPTION. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to edema:ly remove those disorders, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pa. tieut to the least restraint ha diet or exercise; and In bil4nt VENEREAL CASES, Where an early application is made, after discovery of the Infection, they pledge themselves to per form a cure in the short interval of two days. . . . . l'he unprecedented succt , s of their mode of treatment in the cure of theabove complaints (which has never been / lin:Ain to fail in oae single instance i twelve years practice, during which period many permins of both sexes have hero cured, even after severe and injuriourniethods had been pursued by other practi tioners within; t effect), induces Mews. GOSS and Co. to thus pub licly offer their advice. They may he consulted by either sea &Lily, personally, or by letter, with invislabm secrecy, deli cacy, and attention. Patients in the Country, inclositig a Bank Note, are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living, and advice and medicine will be for warded to any part of the Kingdom. - Messrs. Gems and Co. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. lIAPPINISS.—Marriige should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often dis turbed through the parties that form the union nut takingthme preCaution , which wiluld• secure. them )lie eujoyeseot of tram great domestic bles-iog. People of every rank pity adonitina to the shrine of wedlock; hut where the einetitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a remote habit contracted at an early KO, a renovation of stability previous to entering, that, state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slu Wieling spuds, of life. ;and to retaliate tile system. For no disorders have Contributed more essentially ta.destroy I lymeneal happi& Gess then those which are the consequence of unguarded plea sure. It has this considerat tan w.:ich Imiticed Masts. CUR - Mfg and Co. for these last twenty yekr;;; to direct their studies and at tentitimi exolusivelly to tile ftvalinent rustllctire of the Venereal pisease,and the rlisarders arising therefrom; as also to that de mo-gement of spat in, prAuced b the det; octave habit of thd inconsiderate school-boy. is hick bring- on itioseatistressing LIT lES stud EI'I C I LIS GI Is.Sthat prevent 4/i euibitter tlat Matrimonial state. Tit.: auceessfill result of their plan, gives/beta additional ardour to oppose the ray ages of thew cuinplaists, which are the lutist important In the cat.domue of human Maas in it La, It every person *tut his indulged io this sol tory- Vice to seek relief by cotnolting Professiiiiial Mend • netire and honour, to which Messrs. curt& I L and Co. clone the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. ill professing the nice Of these complaints, they hold out no inducement an vice ; hat, twabible as all men 'Must he of the existence of such calamities, they offer Met" assistance its regular! y educated Me:abers of the itoyili Co;letlo of Surgeons of Loodoir amid Edinburgh. Slight and recent , eases of Syphilitic inteciiim are radically cured. in the snort space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration,sich at obstructions, inveterate strictures, pa inrof the ho.ies, gleeb. &c. are pentrawutly a.al speedily cured. Several Nonleasect and tientleinea of the tirst respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for - the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and tiaviog received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be toi.de them as satisfactory evidences of the decided snperiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of thec Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under - the care of Messrs. Home, 'Heaviside, and other bur geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without SUCCe.S. ]pastas. Currie and Co. , have telected the following letter from the misty they are daily receiving front Gentlemen, returning theta thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Ncealc who hurl laboured under this dist res-ing and painful malady to ten years : he had two under the race of several Sur„ runs of professional eaniience, none of whom afforded him proataent "fetief s•loit er•eilk sue 'superior method of treatment adopted arid 'pursued by Mew's; Currie and CO; far ieceiied a radical cure In the short space of one month. May SI, 1S10• • To Dr. CURRIEir 107, /failose-gardix• " Lord feels great pkasare in communicating le Drs . Carrie the perfect rc-establieltmcnt of his health. in consequ ence' of his mild and admirable treatment of Siric..es in the C tans. if may add, that he has nut fur many year s ertjartre much comfort um! .frcedom from pain; icid he entertains n". doubt of Iris haying obtained, through his skill and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid coatis:glint. As he reof a stranger to the manner that others treated the annulate'. fit!, has it in his power, from a fair trial and tr just comparisan, to paythat tribute if applause to Dr. Currie which he s emiblyfieho and shanty& be most ready and willing to iicknowled,ge. - By an early application to Mess's. Curia and Co. ike tient. will escape tee pain, danger, and expent e of a log ash' tedious Attendance upon less experienced practitiovrs. MAR R 1 1 7.1) WOMEN, who have long been disappointed their expectations of a family, may be assured tisst in Ut ter WA tutees such defects are curable by.medical skill ; and silL:tutlV the removal of suoh impediments he an object of doubt mid uu certaiuty with others, )et the cure Of mien defect.., by the go dent progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their rxPc - i . rience.—Messrs. Citrrie and Cu. swaybe ctimulted by, to at w"' v , thes either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and h onour, house, No. 107, • Hattou-garden. Patients in the Countr3, describing-particulars of their Nee: Med icint-s, age, and mode pf inclosing as remittance fur Advice n_to Kingd nu. the nese will he grieti or sent to may part of't"` To insure that secresy sa essential to Vaeir untiertaltior. the postage of fetters may be added to the account for turcheino• No. 107, Hatton-garden,—Jul' 17;1810, 401`11201 4 1: } , rirdect mid Pythlisbcdt by L). 40 104 al ST Tg%iti Qv Cg 67,' - ' T I =