The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-17 00:00:00

We are concerned to announce that tl,le gentle. man, whose name bad bean kept secret' fur imam weeks, was, on Monday the 27th of last month, committed fur trial by the Magistrate ,- of a Police Office. im the very serious ichare having procu. red premature labour, by instruments, oil a young woman who had been fur some time living with him. The 141.a*ing are the outlines of the charge:... Mips 1, iy tun asserts that Dr. —seduced her ; that she suon became pregnant by him ; that after she h. can.e pregnant about four months, he pro. p..sed to produce abortion by the application. of certain surgical instruments, which he stated Ivatild not produce su much pain as she suffered by a day's sicknos. She at length consented to submit to the operation. Ile made two or three ineffectual at- _~~ • t r TERftTir • tempts at her oo is house, in. the absence uf. hew muther. Not succeeding to his wish, he desired her to wait on him at the b iriacks, where she went in the evening. He then' made another surgical at tempt. She continued to experience great pain till she was delivered, it Inch was in two days after. wards. Her mother stated, that, in consequence of. the., cries of her daughter,. she forced open the door of*, her chamber, and on entering, found the Doctor on: His knees, with both hands under the - clothes of the bed, in whirls her daughter was lying on her side, apparently in great pain. He afterwards wrapped up his pocket-handkerchief, and put it -into •his pucker. The D ietar soon left I pswiolvto settle in London, and her wind being very uneasy, Aliss. - L.. determined to take op her resideneenear him. She became pregnant by him a second-time, and between the tosirth and fifth month, - the same means were resorted to, to procure an aborti.Oh.' Di.. .Reece was requested to attenilher first examination before t'ke Magistrates. Doctor It. declared the acestisu: tion to be false. The young lady , during her WI. ferent examinations, conducted herself nith great propriety. In her cross-examination there was nothing like prevarication. She is the daughter of a captain, and has two brothers lieutenants in the navy. Upon the charge against him, Dr. Robert on was , admitted to bail; but nut. being willing to stand .. a trial, he lately atniconded. It • appears that he : sailed from Gravesend,. on !ward, the.Poeyie fishing. boat, with a Captain Barnett, on Saturittry or Srin.- day la,t, under this. assumed name of James Hishnp. Tuts Doctor is about SO 'years of age.- old was lately a surgeon in the Middlesex militia ; he is a Member, we are sorry to Say, of the Royal Col. loge of Physicians, a Lecterer on Midwffry, and to a Public Institutidn ht the west end of the metropolis. The-charge preferred against the Doctor is felony, and subject to 'the htgliest pu. nishinent, except a capital one. The Russian Court has ordered& six weeks mourn ing for the late Queen of Pnossra. The famous Dr. SCIINUIDEIt is about to leave his moire place, anti is in treaty with the States of Vorarlberg for the purchase of his estate. II is re. 'noval is stated to hare been rendered necessary in consequence of the distrust with which the Govern ment viewed him . on account of hit influence and popularity. The city of Mettle° has formed a bittilion of National Guards, comprising 800 Spaniards, and is certainly the richest body in the universe, the poorest member of it being worth two millions of piastre% end many of them possessing 10 times that sum. A German Paper states, under the head of Milan, August 1. that the Duke of Oveasero (Fiseicne) departed front Leghorn, where he had stopped fur a few days, on the 23d July ; but it was not known what road he took. One of the Aldermen of the city of London met, on Thursday last, a veteran soldier who had lost a leg at the taking of Saingapatam. He had fought ie the 71st regiment (Highlanders), and wore the Highland uniform. The poor fellow was making his way on crutches, from Maidstone to London, and the worthy Alderman stopped bhn near Eltham, to make inquiry respecting the battles he had seen. Find . . ieg him a proper obje - et fur charity, he•gave him a written direction to call at the Chamberlain's Of fice,:,Goiklhall, where he attended yesterday, and received 41. from the charitable Member of the Corporation who hail commisserated his situation. The veteran reconnoitred the cash under coml. derahie tenbarrassment, and having returned the most grateful thanks, promised to make a punier use of the sum which had thus fortunately found its as ay into his pocket. At Worcester A.ssir.es, a cause was tried.ahout the soundness of a horse, in w'ilch a Clergyman, not educated in the school of TAT/ ritSALI f , ed as a witness. He was confused in giving his dunce; and a furious blustering Counsellor, wit, esamined him, was at last tempted to Pray, Sir, do you knaW.the difference between a horse and a cow P'—s , " I eeknowledge my igno. ranee," replied the Clergyman ; "‘ I 'llar4l7litiuw the difference between a horse.assd p u ,cop, .or e bully and a bull, only that a btdl, otts.tol4, haa horns ; god a build.. (bowing respect(allir, to the Counsellor), luckily fur me, has A C .rouer'a inquest sat yesterday at, the, S t prettd Eagle, at Miibank, on the body of.atina*.eisses geoteely.dressed female, who was found cfrolin4 io the Thames, at Milbank. The deceased *as apol rently, about 26 years of age, and she was dresses,' The body was taken . to St. Gcorge'al wateh.house to be owned. The Jury, for, want of evidence, refereed a verdict of—Found titownea. Thursday night, ten o'clock, a young Ina% lately * from Allingtos, Kent, was • decoyed by ,• feioale into a house in the neighbourhood oT where he had been but a short time, when. two fel lows entered the room, one of them pretending to he the husband of the woman; they sat down and drank together,- but the countryman not liking his company was for leaving the place, but was pre vented by one of them, who pinioned his arms be_ hind him, and the .other rifled his pockets of hii watch, four pound in Bank-notes, and abotsi Us. in silver, with which they matte theirescape, fastening the street deer. It was some time before thillouu tryinan could get his release, which he effected liy breaking open the door by main strength. Search yea made after the .villains, but to no puipose. ' , • TILE 730 NT GAZETTE, Szir. 15. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. r *or -Office, Sept. 15. P.d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Simon Pepper, from the 14th Llgkl Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, w ith,stit purehrtsey vier tionrne,. yr Ise feelers. 13th tteginieut of C,ight Dragoons, Corm% Isaac Sherwood to , be lieutenant s :by purchase, vice Hanson, promoted Jo the Ist en) I oat Reglits. Itegiinent of Foot, Easign Boyer Smith to be Lieutenant, without ourchas.. vice Waroer, who resigns. Eneigo Joint IVPSlastel, from the Wicklow Militia, to be Eloise, with . out purchase. !4tii Ditto,/lospital-Nlate John Purvis to be Assistaut..Sue. iron. ?Sri Ditto,' F.trign' John Cote Langton to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice 'Moine, promoted in the Ist Ceylon Rep useet. fllst fYitto, Major Andrei Coghlan, from the Sd Garrison Battalion, to be, Maim-, vire Armitruag;"•who exclinAges: 2bth Dist*, Cnptain• Edward Thomas Filarial& front the 101st lf. , ot t to he Captain of a Company, vice Rutherford, deeeasea. Itottett D ickson, Gent. to be Ensigu, by pur ' chase, vice fiaminell, promoted in the 85th Foot. pl9ifi Ditto, Cap ain William Richardson, from the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Compaity, vice appoiritell to the 11111 Royal Veteran Battalion. 13tti ()info, Ensign Charles Kenny to •he Lienteinult, by per (' chase, vice Maitland, promoted in the 4211 Foot. Josh*. Chappell Ifeathcote, Gent. to be Ensign. by. petchasetirice'Wnllnce, prhinuted. • .55sn Ditto, Etoign Robert Heine to be Lieutenant, without purcliare, vice Cont, cashiered. J. D. Verner, Geut. tu be Easign, vice . 51111%.0.ittti; rjeotessiot %tit G. ()giten, from the 41st Foot, • to he captain el a Company, without purchase, vile Ready, • penniiites in the lit Garrison Battalion. 63d Ohio ? Hospital-Mato John Perkins to be Assistant-Sur ' geed, Mt . 61`.16:,;•appeirdetto• the Ist 1)mgoon Guards. 6911 I)iattih Ensign George. Etinsuiels to toe Lieutenant, without' a IsUrchaitt, vice rbrev, promoted. Walter Ross, Gent. to be ' Nbsicii;'• virelAlcabltds. 7orpr. IPA ,Segjeant-Ilajor James Samson, from the 49d Font, In Its Adjutant (with the rank of vice Mardis, 'prion4ted. 17th11)ittooLleutenant John Garvock, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Alitedonatd, who ex changes. Slit Ditto, Lietitennat Matteis Hance, front' the 91st Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice lenivielt, who etchenges. Oath Ditto, litisigu James Mitchell to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Meth.,ld; whose appointment 11,41 not token place. 90th Ditto, Ensign William Gibson to be Lieutenant, whitest purchase viye.Voirtiongh, promoted. henry Terry, Geist. t.r Etsi gn, eke Gibson. ,91b11)itto, Li?otenant T. 1. Fentrick, from the 81st Foot, to lie Lieutenaut, vice Home, wilt, eseltiutgis. 931 Ditto, Surgeon Ninon, from the Cape Regiment, to be Surgeon, eke hP•Farlanr, deceased. Rosso Sion ()ago, Esoign N.Taoinas Hill to he Lieutenants' wiatont per hose. vice Powlay, whit retires upon the half,. poi of !Murray's late Recruiting Corps. ist Coylou Iteloornt,'Lieuteliant Friuteis Frame, from the' half-pay of Murray's late Recruiting Corps, to be Fit* . „ Eiestienint, witboul pui chse , v ice Gray, promoted. YOrk Light Infantry Volunteers. ToOe Liesteniub , without purchase. Ensign J.,P. , DonoWys , . .' • Easigis Jobe Crofton.. Ensign Mena., O'Keefe. Ensign William lame. EasigtiJ olio Without', from the 74th Font. To IN Ensigns. Rpuald Campbell, Gent. vice Dinie.ly. Peter Brom: t ;rut. vice Crofimi. Ortini ' Grnt. vice O'Keefe. Ciree,ory Coda, Gent. vice Lane. • Cape Regiment. Assistant-Surgeni 121st Light itiagounv, to be '• to the 93(t Font. Regimeat, Emir C. without purchase, vice Zgli B. Zerlii to be (Armen:tot, superseded. Francis without purchase, vice T, Similar, Gent. to be 1...0ign, promoted. 2.1 Garrison 'Battalion, Brevet Lientrunnt-tolonel William Atrantrong, from the 21st Foot, to he .dajor, vice Coghlau, will, exchanges. J'Olttn, Lieutenant Ronald APllimald, fnim the 72d Foot, to bo'Lleutetunit, sire Gatvork, who es changei. 11th 140)10' Vetecap• Bat ta i i iiii i Cap ta 'f &lime, from tio - rArth Foot, to be C iptaio of a C parry, vice Richard .'surt, *Nadi:lei/1u the faili Foot. BREVET. colonel Lewis Boyly Wallis, on the Ilalf-pay of tie late Koh Foot, to be Alajur-Getieral in the Ariuy. STAFF. - to be Depot', As.i,tant-Commissarics-General to the Forces. Jacob Samuel Lscoanzier, Gent. Charles litmouii, Geut. HOSPITAL STAFF. John Price, M. D. Surgeon Oil the Stud', to be Physician to the Forces. To be Ilospital-Ntates for General Service. John Nicholls Ailinood, Gent. Dennis Kearney, Gent. James Ih•itry Clutudier, Gem.. ManottAttovm. " • The Appoiutericat of Gentleman Cade: George Mackay, from the Military College, to be Lmign in the 18th Emit, vice Wright, suplasedia, iss stated in the Gazette of the lith inst. has not taken place, The undermentioned Oaken; arc surrteded, being absent with out tray', vii. 4th Foot, Ensign Carilire. I Insi.m Bushell. 18th Ditto, Ensign Itoheit Fletcher. Commission in the Anglesey Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Joseph Godcild, Esq. to he Captain. Dated March 17, 1810. CoulonLsions in the Plano ing Regimetits of Local Militia, signed by his Alajetay. Paul Mensor, Gent. to helimaiit to the Pevrnsea Regiment, ' in the County of Sasser. Datiad September 8, 1810. George littgar_..Gent. to be ditto to tbr Centre Regiment of ditto, vice Memo's), resigned. Dated AS above. William Cliithier, Gem. to he ditto to tne East Somerset Regi ment, vice Watteit, resigned. I)ittett•Seistember 111, 1810. Commission signed by the Lord I.leateitaht of the County of .11creford,. Thomas Davies ' Vcq. to be a, Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Augvist 18, 1810. • • Coinutistions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire. Royal Cheshire 1l it ills. . . ,William Hall Jones , . Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August 81, 1810.'. Macclesfield Loco! . Henry ; fleeketly i , En. the Ysitwer s , ba CaPtaiu.-ticc Lowe, • resigned. Dated August 29, 1810, •CongletoP.l.9caLMllitisi. Geni: talk Quarter=Maitee, vice Arabard, . riesigskd. .4 (Must :H i 1.840. • - Gompsistions Ike King's 0;1 na ,Iteginsent Staltordiatire 1111- • • lino, signed Lthl Lieuteatuit. • lltailtaM E'de; s%erkk e11,'1.6 9 ; to tic Captain. Dated May 19, •ISltt. • .Fratteis Pierpuint Burton, Gnat.: ta b 9 Peatatiatt, Dated March 10,181.1. DoSne, to' be ditto. I)diect 4 SIAM, 13, TOlO. %Valiant' Siting, fient..tor he ditto. -D.ttcd blureae.(7, 1840. Thom is Poole, Cent. to be Ensign. Rated: July 5, 1810. signed ht . the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of Vii k, and Titan and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull. • - • Militia. Jareei I3a 11, F.sq. to be hlajar, vice Torre, promoted. Dated June O. ISlnr• Aka Bieitalty, Jul. 141 q. to be Captain, vice 13411, promoted. Aug. 0, 1810. • • 'Without 11avit p, ovi Getn. to beg r.nsige. dated Jane 16, 1810. Battalintiof *Local M Vihn 'Watson ersoninii, Gait. bribeitittneilant. Dated Aa t gust ilO,, 1510, • . • o. John Daviema t lent. to he ditto. Dated a. above. Rottirtldeek, Genf. to be ditto. Dated above. • ‘2,rl Hannifin° of NMI/ Militia. John Brnitroft, Meat. to be Lieutenant., Dated hizlY 31, 1810. Juhy Sys h , gent, to be ditto. - 'Dated above. InTo, %ViiTker,.Geht. to he ditto. Dated as above. . ftea - ofe Hottles,lient. to he ditto. 'Daferilis above. Harper, Lalfoii, Gent. to be Ethic* Moo , ihabe• John 111alsuo, Gest. to be ditto. Dated,asabove. Francis i3ensnti, trent. to be ditto. Dated as above. George Dd%inuetientA to tit Saipan. :Dated as above. . Rottaliun of Local Militia.. Chat** Ardes, Cent. to be Ensign: Dated May 81,1810. .-.r .~~t.•. E. MaIf I OI I 9 3ANIC RtIPTCIMS ENLARGED. George-st tee% Adelpin, aserehmteatra•kpit. to Nov. 6, at tell, at Guildhall, Neriatati,' CornhtH and'Satitze.gardias, mom', tidal r7t. to Seat. 95, at tea, at - • 1. W. liiickeaer, Benleprupoa?Tlfameso 0 sford;lialp.dnv (nee', from Sept. IS to Niev, 6, at ten, at Guililii.lll. C. Ward*? 011tapside; habeidasher, front Sept. 15 t6' ttile 23, at tea; at, (hall. BANKRUPTS. o. J. Smith, Monion, 11ant,,Kracer, to surrender Oct. 0, at one, It, tit itioe; 27, at one, mike Spread Enitle Wilts. Anomie*, .Mr. Warden, Salisbury., L New rum, and 'Mr. Lax ntoore3 Red 4ioll-4quaTe. ~ 4 , . . • . S. LadY,St. Ives, fluntin;eliin, waraleataleada, - Sept. ji, at two, 18, at ten, Oct. 27, at•tweireot the Crated lib; St. Ives. Aituntim, , Mr. AteSinder,,Netv=squareo• Istacaln's Ins I and Mr. Fetch, St. Ives. J. I)ivtes, Ch!P‘tn*, MoriMninh, width. Maker, Sept. 78% 21, Oct. 27. at ten, at Mm Butt Lan, • Chepstow. Attorsey,.: Mr. Bayley, c.:hepsto.w., , -• S. Parker, South Lambeth, ulderwriter, Sept. ?.2. at tw e lve, Oct. 9,.27, ut eteteti, nt•Oul;dtiall. Attorney, Mr. tliudnaan, I)yees-court, Aidennumbar... J. Bellus, Nlauchester, cotton merchant, Oct. 8, 9. • 27. al two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Anomie", Mr. Parting ton, Brown-stfeet, Mancheiter; and Mr. 'turd, Temple; • J. (;reareti, Fhb-street-hill, leather-seller, Sept, t.l, 95. Oct. 27, at eleven, at tiaildhall. Anomie: 310,r5. Palmer, "(Wallowa, and Thomson,Ciipthall-court, Throemortion-qrect. D. Lant, West Sinithfiettl, salesman, Sept. 22, .25, Oct. '.7, at eleven, at Cluildiktll. Attorney, Mr. Dodd, hart-street, Bkmmsbmry. J. B. Furze, Wehhe-street, Southwark; merchant, Sept. 24, 23, Oct. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. (ranch, Union -court, Itioad-street. T. Blake, Webbe-Areet, Southwark. merchant, Sept. 24,25, Oct. 27, at tea, Attorney, Mr. Crauch, Gahm court, Broad-street. J. Unsworth, Market-street-lane, Manchester, jeweller, Sept. 12, 29, Oct. 21, at ten, sit Guildhall. Ai tonnes, Mess's. Aisuesley and Bennett, A.lgri,court,'Fitrograorton-street. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 18. G. Stratton, Piccadilly, ironmonger.—Oct. 6. C. G mums. Holborn, trunk-maker.—Oct. 9. J. Burwell, Union street, and North Shields, Northumberland, apholaerer.— Oct. 9, J. Scott, North Shields, grocer.—tki. 6: T. Catalog, Castle.cnu.l, Birchin-lane, merchant.--Oct. 9. K. Pave, ul the King's lleml, - 51,11 month-street, vletiialler.—Oct. 8. T. Vernon, to wcestor, N ort 4.111.04 in, g. over.--Oct. 16. J. New nuin, Ilishopsgatte-street, Without, liiien-drapareo-0ct..111..C., W. Helems, Plymouth, lineti.draper.—(kL 8. T. Davies, Wheelock, Chester, .ictualler.—Ort. 9. A. MOM*, Bristol, Imberdaslier.—Oct. 9. It. Jelrersou and W. Dlckiirson, King ston-upon-Hull. woollen-drapers.—Oct. 8. C. Harvey, M9:4- mouth, i rouitionger. —WI. 11. A. Sellop ' Hooitoii, Devon, grocer.—Sept. 25: 0. Hill, Shoreditch, cheeseutenger.—Oct. LI. W. Robes t!.., Bristol, lioeu-draper. CER'll F 1 CATES.—Ocr. 6. J. Jarvis, Bath, victualler.-8. Dolliitaii anti W. Batiks, Poultry, hatters.—W. Cotes, Al tnring-lane, broker:—G. !irk coard,,Nen-street, Fetter-lane, bricklayer.—J. Brick wood, sen. J. Brick wood, jun. J. IL - toner, W. Morgan, and .1. Star-. key, Lombard -street, bunkers.—W. Parnell, Slimley-laic, Southwark, coin ttttttt -brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Simonds and T. RAO., Cockerinouth, Cumberland. Wine" inerchants.—S. Castle, T. Greeowell, and 8. Cu.stle, juii.aptir ham, atturnies at lasv.-;--E. Wilford nod It. Hart, Boston, corn merchants.—T. Mills ' J. Craw, and H. Jones, Leek, Stafford, anoraks at l aw.--J. and 1% .Smitli, Liverpool, inerchatits.--8. Kettle and W. Davies, Liverpool, iiiiiher-merchants.—J. Lou don M' Adam and J. Nicol, heAdain, Little-kilo-lane, Bristol. J. %Vous nod 4. Glares,Wimp, Gloucester. Inueburners.—A. Robinson and 11.1Nmc,..itipaii, bU rgeoir , .—J. U. and W. lla w killt, Star-eon:le% ' ..‘wi . tit:l:ey, carproter,.—G. B. Kerr :nut C. Lee, Eranntathekt&llBllll44t, spirit-deolers.—W. thrive), W. liwutt, and J,Voit i gh.fiv.itiow-strct, Viccadilly, winc-ote.r chant.. 1.. iiiiwit,ii-esw irk ; Citaibeslarmt, and 11. Clark, Kigli try, lode, nowtysiiin.— W. Clark; J. Marsh, and J. Aland., SueBield, ratuemanafactorers.—.J. Hammond and It. log. Sheffield. sator-itianufacturer..— F. Morton, W. N. Whiteley, aid J. Carting, Sheniell, pen-knife cutlers.—J. G i I pile, ii..Tim laity :old F. M. I'owler. Bristol, woollen-drapers.—C, Sher wood, It. Murk), and S. Jerowiii, Kingston-upoti-1/41, ge neral commission-agents. The Average Price or Brown or Museovado Sugar, eons pitted from the returns made in the week ending Sept. 12, is i 495., 4d. per *wt. At liartsionurno, Flerto, the Lady of Sir T. B. Thorny)°, Bart. Luaiptrulifr of lac Navy, iif a daughter.. NIARItIED. On Tuesday lost; Lirtiteitatei Vutkr. of the Carps of Royal Etigisteerb, 11) Mary Anne, eldest daughter of (Jul. Rintingtun, of the Itoyal Invalid Artillery. Uu Wesittebday Mot, N. S.lWlson,. Olf.the War Oifice, to lis.; Caroline Rubinson, of llatterbea. OteSatutday last, John Petivitr,iisq. atilt NYar Ofßee, to June Elizabeth. youngest 'daughter oftl.&M Mork:in, Es 4. Savage Carden', I.4ndun. r On Friday last. at II )11ii.Solly's, Esq. at Clagton, Sarah, third daughter of William Lister, Al. D. of Lifirolu . s aged 7. On Saturday se'onight. at Margate, In consequence of a fall from horse, Air. G. Redhead, of the house of Hogg, Red head, and Co. Philpat-lane, London. On Thursday last, aged St, Ors: Elizabeth 'Hall, wife of Mr, Jolts' Hall, of Chettp , i,le. 011 Friday ;morning, at the haute of his mother, Stranil-on the-Grern, Middlesex; 111 r. James S. Neutisti. Lately, is hia ilcsh year, Eduard Southattse, P.sq. formerly fine of his Majest.'s Judges in British America. On Sunday se'anight, at 'Cadogan-place, Caroline Ifenrieita Napier, aged ij, youngest daughter of the late 11mm. Oruro Nupier mid Lady Sarah Nattier. PRICE OF S LOCKS ON SATURDA Y. Bank Stock I ()nuptial 4 dii. 3 per Cent. Red.. India Stock $ per Cent. Co e d. 670 India Bondi 24 25 pr. 4 per Cent. Knot. Bilk 1 5 e r. 5 per Cent. Navy 99j 99 Cons. for Arc. 6'41 Long Ann Lottery Ticket 2-21. 15s. CONSUMPTIONS CUlti.h,D. rr HE inserter of this, a Prtgessiunal Man, who Jl. has, ear the last teti years, attended many eersmss la butirint under the above Disease, and by his extensive Practice has been so fortunate as to discover a MEDICINE that is an INFALLIBLE CUItE for CONSUMPTIONS; by whirls Medicine he hits cured many when gi►eu over by eminent Phy siciats, rind whet) in the last stage of a Consumption, attended with Cough niodspitting of Bkrad , &c. Under the-se circimt statices, and at tile request of his Friends, and t}►e malty Pec- SOW he has cured, he therefore now publicly oilers it to those who are labouring tinder the above.—Letters (pits( paid) ad dressed for.A. B. No. 7,John-Weet, North, Nett-ruml, Mary e‘boue, London, will have immediate attention. A DV W hen Men of education all"' pro fessional skill use persevering endeavours In di-covet the moat safe and effectual method or treating a few prevailing Diseases, the succesifal result of their experience is sue hest psouf of superowity. - • Messrs. tiOSS and Co. Surgeons. nfier being regularly edit rated and initiated into every branch of the profession, (eertiti catty of ethic., from different H.tsjtiittls , and testimonials frum the matt eminent Physicians, they kive to c.mvitice any En- quirer), were induced to 'nuke the cure of the follow inf 1)i -senses the object ef *their 'particular suede, viz. a CER'I AIN I)ISURD Lit, frequently contracted: in a moment of imoxica lion; and its colic 'tamp. 11.1CTillt1::S and GI.EETS. 44I I also DEBILITY, whi th er itri'sing front Bacrhan..litin iugtd- Venees, long residence in, wawa climates, or a SEC'R El' 1'401.t ARY VICE, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both acres ; lu the one it will he tound the cause of sThiti- LtTY or BARRE,NNES'i, and in the ~;her orawion a im merons train of nervous diseases, a Rich. if unt timely remedied, terminate. in lIVIPt)TENCIi and CONSUMPTION. The result of a long and extensive practice tins enabled them, by a superior !method, to ellectindly remove those disorders, however inveterate or copplonord, vr ithout subjertiug the pa tient In the least restraint in diet or exercise Land iii slight VENEREAL CASES, where an rally appitcatitle is Wade, after di.scovery of the harm:him they pledge themselves to per form a cure la the short interval of two days. The . uuprecedented success of their mode wf treatment in the care of the above complaints (which has never bees kiiinin to fail in nee single initanre in t welv^ years practice, during which peritid many persma of both sixes hero cored, evesi after severe and injurioustinethirds had been pursued by littler practi tioners w ithuut elect), induces Maws. tiustrand Co. to taut pull- Hely offer their advice. They way be twisaked ny either se• daily, personally, ur by letter, with inviolan.e secrecy, deli cacy, and au vietios. Patients in the Country, incrosing a Bank Note,are requested . to slate the particulars of their rase, age, and manner of living, and advice wad medicine will be for warded to any part of the Kingdom. Messrs. Goss and Co. 13, Bouverk-street, Fleet-ireet. • . . ..- OF.NF.RAL COACH OFFICES, *HITE"- flattilli SYVV, Weeter-htne, ited*.sCllt INN, Wood-wee',leoete- front Cheapsii' •ykamodnit.toYAL MAIL as. Coaches, through Lnweeisft, Ke:siugluod, cngfo . riL Blisppreugh,,Yorford, Soressoidliain, Abridge. etery'aftehrdhe at 4. YARMOUTH Loan NilLsolt Coach. through , nand , Friday, and Sunday Morning.; 8,1 AL fON Coach, through Odihaos. P- • 'day, Wednesdh) , ; and Frldey Mooning.: at &MIN pctwottirn, and I.ll' l'l, Pus4 , COaCitv through Kingston, Cleaford, and dav; Thur-d&v, and . Sta w hlay Mornings at Si Ii NI IN DB A M Telegraph Conch. every . BR It ill' Mb Royal Coach, through Salto'', ley, and Cucklield, every Morning at Seven. BROMPFUN, "CHATHAM, aid ROLA/ (the Sin 'Ws stai. ,, Syttrrt); daily, at CH ESTER. artt &'AILKGATE -Telegraph Wri'sall, Finer 1 s,etsev Bank, NiNii.i Whitchu reit. Ttoe,day, Tharsriny, and Satorda , CAM 8R1D.0.; Lanis Net.sos Coach, M; dayy, and Fn idity ornings at Five. eAMBRIDGE U NiON elliteil • (late Oh thr.engh Royston aid Buntingforel, every Storni Seveo. except Sunday.. CA . sIERIIRSE iight Telegraph Coachlio' Ware and Barkway, every Morning at Sunda • and carries Indy Fnuc . 411 BRAD G Poi* (;torch, through Ware, Feulinira, Monday, Wednesday,and riday Afo corEnnußv, 3utn ATE, RAMS(' HA*, HOCH EStER; and S rßnou Mg and Evening.—N. B. Ewa Coaches at • CIIA'VH A NI,ROCIIESTEII,and GRAY faur Bides a day. DEAL New stud Erpeditions light Telegraph a Guard and Lang's, every evening at 5 o'Cloc' DOV Ell and DEAL Poet Coaches, every and Eveieingat Six. • EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE Ili Coach, through Alio. irk, Berwick, Durhlin, Nortliallertim, every Morning at half-past Six. FAB BN II A NI Coach, through Newmarket, Swag:min, Monday, lVetkiesday, mid Friday Four ii*Clock. FA V ERSH A NI new Light Coach, every ' Gospozur Coach (the film), through Farnham, Alton, Wet Ileua, anti Fureliam, past Feur. ' llERrForto and WARE Coach, every past Sin. • HULL ROI)NEY Conch, by Way of .1) and Norm Cave. This Conch is p.m it-uteri v • forinhig the pinery In Sti hoary. .lt Anyiels road, HIM I% di 1141 totta4 She b es t conveyance tit avoids the extreme! y dangerous passage of f I I'S W I Cll and COLCICESVER Creche? ford St. Shorv, , Witliam, K-Ivedoa, Clielin3l and Itunifuni, every MorMag and Evening. LEEDS Coaches every Morning at half past noon at Fimr. LYNN Post Coich, through Cambridge, lit set Folgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesda: Afierimmi at Cour. LYNN and ELY Coach (the Loan Nr Cambridge. Monday, Wednesday, and Frida:, 1.1 V Fit POOL Coaches, es t•r) A flefllooll. LEICESTER and NORTH AM PTON "l'ei through Newport /Niguel!, Wisoburn, Dunstahi Man's, every Afternoon. LAN CA,S . VER and CA R,LI LE Tilegrai gnu, Preston; keutial. Peurlia, iiiid Whitenai noon at half past Two. LI N COLN and NOTTINGHAaiPest C; in.' , anti •Artertnatit. M .4 RC ATE. light Coach, the. Telegraph. sides molly). every Morning at 7, during the-St: IJAILGATE and ILA MSG ATE Coaches, 3 and Evening:it 6. MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, ter, Derby. Ashborne, 14.e1t, and Mucrle , deld, mum at hail past S. Thos Public Attention is par. ottelsted tn this Cnneet a as it is the O. igiteti C . onelt tor earryiteg FOUR eNSI KS only ;it hob the improved 4,"sortructiun for Ease and Safety, 1' Guard and Lamps, and is worked throughout sihle SAle. N E *CASTLE, SUNDERLAND.,teet and expediiimialiglit Coach (the Ect.irallOy s— and Vali', carries only 4 Insides, and is lighted sets oust every Afternoon at 1. • NOR W NMI Eepeltitien Coach,threegb bridge, Newmarket, Thetfor ;, and Wymuudi natal at Half past 3. OXFORD lied WOODSTOC IC I.i rht Coal tr out) Monday, Wednesda), tout Friday , through Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Telsworth. PORTSMOU ill Coach, every Morning at Evening at 7. ST AM EOM) Clutch, through Islerlfortly wade and Stilton, every alurailiz at Half-past SUNDERLAND, ICA fINI, and S'lOCK'fa Miirning at Isalf.payt sit. . WORTHING +tad 110II,S11AM Aerostat everyMorniog at Sit, mid Evening at ;1; sad . 11111Je Gbach. EveLio A s at 8, throuAls Epsom, tiler:se:upend Fin,len. YO It 111GIIELYER Coach. every, Nor through Newark, Donclimar, amt. Ferry! !tires it meets the %%Huns Brrsocil Co:whet: ti 11.116f:ix I tutlilersfiekl. Harrowgnie. Corinne , principal Of the North. The Cu;., tiorough without changing, and only Fluor Cu.il gers hooked through, and wishing , ID slop on proceed tinit Day. without tiny Additioaal, YORK pea and (Ninon ,d ions Light - Coach I rarrying suds Four Insides, sets oat every At tnivels qua the ureaiest Celerity. Tae asal ihrOU4 l l to Y unitvt ithuut changi:sg„ ant ottl3 • W. J. ROBER irs and C Who will not he account-Ode for any Ma! Watches, Cash, Bank-Nntes, Bilk, or Jewel the Value, nurser any other Article,. of more if lost or damaged, unless specified and pail r delivered at their Oflices iu Town, or ILI ti ' Front the CROSS-K EYS. WOOD-STR Colson, We of Wight, Porte ant • ------ tirgeno William Milton, from the e Surge tttt t vice Munn, ympuinted l e X :: W..Thumpcnn tn be : i gliiiicky; who rrsigio. u , oitkuut purchwir, vi ii Rivarnlii, 'Gent. to ThompNikOluripsol gu, tvitalloffOs4 4iii..M.Xerbi, - "• 11"1---L " 6" .7 . -- 111 . 1111111 ! CROSS Lit a d„ . l i s land, w ,tyuhtm ham, Meltno, and rough Calebette, Monitor I L t t Row. r( x ,. iime &nark. LE DAMP FoN 11° " 11111 4,Tuen ix. Morning at Ei ;: t a . r.STEß'tila r ti wk. h Coach, *r im h !ort, try Mornings n Monday, Weg ir ,;. Old Camlitid,p), orniug nt half phi 7 lann ")1 throe; It GClock, except re, Barkway, h 4 Afterinsp o wN,. SGATE, CHSt. ,chef, every At„,,,. IN% Iltittr. r ES EN D Mph Coach, i t i t l t lock. 7 Morningat 116ifiraTtit p at, Darlirltnn, a s ( ket, Drawing: m g day Afterin k i n ,a Morning et El l ht. sta , M outings id 114 i. • Morning at half. Dssgatiirr, Thin; Y rxpettitiuis, it& e h HIP I), l o.iiiiir.t ) trY f the Itlrottall • lakitestuut, last Si v, nod After- Ne ninuaket,Strt,t. May, and Friility P gELSON), Wad ay blorningt at u. Telegraph Coach, stable, and St. Al. aph, through 19i. I,v'ell.eVety ::toach ) erety - Morrt h {Tartlet four SCH•)11. , every Morning :a 1, through Leiter. lad, es cry After. it particularly ro Conch establish/ tel! the Ito hichlo tty, travels with put in the best itt" ▪ SIIIELD3 apt I, through Stocktoo ;hied and waled, Ilockerill, Boom ol ha in, every Attei , 'oach (the &Tv* ty , Aloruings at by wth. at Half-past 4, and , Baldock, Biggls, 3%1 Sit. TON Coach, every doIATION Coach, id New Light Emir an, Dorking, Le,.. °ruing, ltalf•pad 'bridge, at u•hich tit Leeds, Shetiela, le :nod all the oil at and Coach ,o Pitchmen. Pinner lull the Road, nut Fare, (the ECLIPSE), %Derwin! at 4, and 'aril and • Conch A t ily Four Coochineui Cu. Propricinr, lase, Chios, Plate; ,vel., him etcrsmail otre 040 51. Wire, id for as such N their Agents in the E ET, Waggon , lo P.srts-u. `DE BY DAV with half the Haul jet black ever 'tire Matufatton• aid in every 'l'ua~ the is that the r y rampliiiiit of De • the tutamiti.ot rartn It' ...mix, of mauls toration to vigovs , lute, of the Urtithrt li of itt io't tic treatment in lie amen ;Ind Gant"",' 'd under thin pabo,t Deal and Wino?" No. 14uw41 imigie se se stNifi° ailed e Y p e : d t f , S , ra t t voite i l r i : g : 1 s,d:lutj:Bll.:4sllsldie I'HE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MA and MARTIN: frIIIS IncaNal& Composition, .B- laturir, prodIIITSVIC 11111 kit bealli beheld, aiftwds kiecuriat isairizdnuein t tu. the! soil the hat-m.l.nel', is irrievtly free from swell, and will retain its virtues bonny climate Muhl trliniesale by Ray and . Nlartiii, at No. 97, High- ; retail by Day, street, Caveat-garden ; W. Day, 80, SwalluN No. 1, Finch-lane ; and by the principal Ron fumers, and Oilmen, in the MetrAginlis; and r throughout the United Kinxdian, iu btone buttle:‘, earn., 1 M l'it,KiSEl) with a t :411s clog, snevg 1 deviation renal the general (Aim has been : tit others, and improved in their professional act, the onato.city of hear '2,)" )(qtr.. experience, Messrs. anti Cu.t contidue, with unabated ardour, hitt erattiattioh' Disorders whirr tire the cionetpodive or linen indulger destructive habits or the iorooovierateSrhoolallay jog, the cure of these rototilainis, they ii. L 1 nut e sit*: hut, sensible ;Si All 1114.11 ne n be or the eh i families, they : oiler their assist:lure esgulat grin„ of latudou, and Of the Ctillege all etl , eSt of Slphylit cr. iolertiow. crud iirevely Irilit, on,l Deficiency, whether artsitig (tom II ccrtain tiestractive atthic long residence in wa. living, or ally 'other cause produelag a deficiency ntr, the patient may rely Ott a-speedy trstarr• Health. Their improved plait of tut iwg Strict. has hero attended with peculiar Sol twenty yellrb duration have yieiilea tn their Anis period of three weeks. Several Nebleatett of the first respectability, who have laboared asnl distressing disease, having recci% c 3 a rtdit cure, particularly request +ll.ei references may as satisfactory evideotes of /Its decided maw; Currie and Co.'s plait of tccititurin. Maus of had been under the (.!tie of blerrs. Home, fit Surgeons of equal eminence, wait attempted uppliention of the Lunar Caustic witbaat ' Carrie mid Co. may lie ton:jolted by ',sticks the greatest secrecy turd honour, at their house, t. _ gawk-rt.—Patients in the coutotry,statiteg sloe ease, inclining a feta it twice fOrady ice nod .oedicinet, ; tar saint given or sew 111 au) povt of the Untied king stn. N 107, Hatton-garden. partictolars, ION lAJN : ,I!nskied ihaslibue Ibi Eu • - 811riessia (aver 14 I 424 ilett.6lt, 1