The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-28 00:00:00

DIED.

COTTON.—The accounts from the nianolfacturing
districts continue most favourable; labourers are in full
einploynsent, and in several places higher wagos hali ve
been given ; the briskness in manufactured gooas as
also given life to the demand for raw Cottons: at I.a.
verpool, last week, the purchases exceetied
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Cotton : the reqnest in this market, since os, h
also been grnergl anti extensive, and much business
would have beets done, if the holster would accept for-
mer prices, which they are freely offered, but they will
nut sell, except on advance of la. a ed. per lb. on East-
India descriptions, anti id. a 11. on other Cottons.
Nlaacts 2-I.—There has been a brisk de-
mand for Cotton, anti prices have advanced Ft. a id.
per lb. The sales, during the week, amount to 2356
packages.
CIWVER.—The public sales of Coffee last week went
off steadily, fully supporting the previous prices, with. the
exeriotion of Demerara ant. netlike descriptions, which
Rohl 2s. a 4s. lower, eee i e Wine It/ a 1304. _ood middling
1334. a 131 s. St. Domingo pale went at I it4s. tine ortli-
nary Orazil 1235. The public sale, this forenoon, con-
sisted of 157 bags 207 casks Jamaica, Demerara, ana
Ilerhice descriptions; the latter were without alteration
in the prices, hot Iseasy.
SCli R.—There was a considerable improvement in
the demana for Muscovades last week, the Refiners were
the principal purchasers. This forenoon the denim'
for Muscovatles saitahle for refining continues, but there
are few parcels at market: there is no alteration what-
ever in tho prices. There was a !deafly demand last
week for the qualities of Refined goods, with which
the market is still inatlequately supplied: fine goods are
plentitol, and rate low in proportion.
HEMP, FLAX, and 'rALLOW.—The prices of Yel-
low Candle have been below our reduced quotations ;
the market since has rather improve.l, but still there is
no briskness in the trade.—The hollers of Hemp are
asking higher prices.--In Flax there is no alteration.
COCIIINE.IL.—Ity public sale last week, •1h bags,
20s. a 234. lid.
RUM, BRANDY, anti 1101,LANDS.—There ap-
rared last week to he a great inclination to purchase
Rums on speculation, on account of the extreme low
prices, and also on account of the probability of a pro-
tracted war in Italy ; and as Rom has lately rated so
exceedingly low, it toiglit be preferred to any spirit,
booth on sccontit of its cheapness and quality : several
con-itlerable purchases were reported ; 1,200 puncheons
heewards in one parcel, and several purchases of less
extent. The intelligence since received of the rapist
advance of the Austrian forces has entirely checked the
speculation, anti, at a public sale of 205 pnncheons De-
merara Rum. chiefly initialing qualities, the prices de-
clined lot. a 2.1. per gallon : a few lots fine, fully sup-
ported the previous prices.
011. S.—There is a considerable demand for Whale
Oil; but, from the plentiful supply at market, purchases
may be made ► shade lower.

On the 24th Inst.. at his house in Crosbv-row, Ring4tree'.
Southwark. Mr. Mt id Iludson, aged 63, whose meson.
will long he cherished by a numerous circle of friends. His
end uns peace.
On Sunday. the• 25th inst.. at her residence inlites.srree,
Hackney. Elizabeth. wile of the late Philip James, E,41, in
the 73th year of her age.
Ou the 2.211 inst.. at Paris, after an illness of oats thrve
das•s, Mr. Charles Percival. youngest son of Rirktssi
per-
cis~nl, Esq. of Lombard-street, in the 3lst year othis tge.

DEAFNF.SS--Stise in the 'lead, and 'Hwang
of the Ear, if ever so inveterate or long standing, are
successfully treated at the II: ensilage. No. 11, E lgswart-
road. London, (nearly opposite Fisher's Nursery) where the
names. cases, slid residences of many respectable person,
that have been cured may be seen ; some of the parties hat
been discharged from Dispensaries, and given over es Me
table by the insist celebrated surgeon.+ and scalars, among
which are the following testimonials !
Is•2o.—Sir Fur the great benellt yoe hive rer-
dereil nie in restoring my hearing, alter liavine been draft
years. I have humbly to think yon for ; and t., SU. I hat•
seen the lady that retninimended me. who via: much car.
prised at the astonishing cure your medicine had effected.—
I am, Sir. your obedient servant,
St. George's Market. Landau.
R. P.
Sir—l am happy to inform you. that the medicines I had
from you have hail the desired effeet„ and quite re.tored tar
hearing.. and taken away the noise in my head. I now rail
near as well as ever 1 did in my life. and do r.ut think it
needful to have any nme medicines; and fur the benefit at
the afflicted. you are at full liberty to make what use of this
letter you may think proper. My deafness arose from Wag
inn .t mp bed.—l am Sir, your obedient servant. M.
'Acworth. Middlesex. April 37. ISIO.
Red Liowstreet, Clerkenwell, April 3. thin.
Sir—lt is a great pleasure to me to inform you. that ater
having been deaf for two years and tried various remedies
itliont obtaining any relief, by using your valuable went -
does i was perte.nly cured, and shall be happy to bear te;-
tituoity of the same to am person you may please to refer ho
me. Yon vv ill, nt the same !inn., accept of my most grste-
ful acknue ledgements for the benefit your invaluable wed,-
eine Las diet-tell. --I am Sir, u itli the greatest respect. your
obedient humble servant, J. il.
August 9, ISIP.
Sir—l have been nearly deaf for sixteen years, so witch
so. as to render me incapable of hearing a third pad %.t
what any one con 1111 l inicated to me, and likewise was ter -
bled vita noise in ne.• head ; I have with your assistaare
greatly recovered, so nitwit that I heard nearly the whole tf
a sermon preached at Mr. Wood's Chapel on Sunday. Aar.
S. 1519.—1 feel myself under the greatest obligations to ?yr
for your attentions. and feel the grimiest anxiety that it
is
nut in my power to give an 'tapir reward for it, but 1 tria
do alt in my power towards recommendatiou.—l am Sir,
your obedient servant,
Carburton-street, Portland-road.
The treatment dues nut occasion the least pain or lacer.-
senience.
.is above. may also he had. a SPF.CIFIC TINCTURE
fur the Riteuniatisni. Lumbago, Sciatica. and Gout, Cramp.
Spasms, &c. if ever so inveterate or long standing. In the a
painful and hitherto seilyn.eil incurable disorders, this eel...-
heated medicine will he round to stand unrivalled, as .
e !.
trial of a singie bottle will sufficiently prose. In buttle•
3:ls. nut I Is. each.
Nervous diseases.—Persons who are unfortenately rf-
flirted with nervous complaint particularly lowness of sr
rip-, debility, trembling.. palpitation of the heart, fear, V-
flilenee. indigestion. succeeded by nervous head ache, it:.
may obtain speedy relief by. applying as above.
••• Persons in the country wishing to cnusult din Pr-
prictur. by fully slating their eases by letter, post paid, a---
. dressed to the Hermitage, as above. and inelosing UST
round, will have the medicines immediately fora arded
every information re!plisite. Nu letters received mgr.;
Fait paid.

Minns et platens term.. liglig•
Thy lonise, anti (in the cup of life,
l'hat hone)-drop) thy pleasing wife.
&lOC It AT F. i, by his diseourse on tei:trriaer, an c"-
17/ raptured his auditors with the subject, Pro the marriet
men Hew to their naves. and the bachelors lia..ened to.l
I.:
Is edited : and •"l'he Spectator" has affirmed, tf,st the wo-
•• wife" is the most agreeable and delightful lime in Dater
l'ise ,acrid institution, then. of marriage, eriopasses e.t.
t•siderntum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with ltri•
piness tot earth. but disposing the soul itself to barmonis t
with bliss hereafter.
Previ tttt s, however, to entering into this ',snowed oblir-
lion, it heroines an imperative duty. not only to reSuo latt"*.'
passions, but to cleanse the grosser failure from thse im-
purities, which the freedom of unrestricted plessure soy
have entailed upon it. To the neglect of %Acts attention t''
attributable many of those hapless instaiiees• which, et."'
they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should sit
impress him with the fear of self-reproarh.
lame ttttt s habits will ',feminize the bo.ly -a resideare :1
the tropics %sill relax the elastic fibre—but more espeei.;
does the premature infatuation of youth too fretriently re'-
promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition. tot:,
whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance,
relief. To all such, then. we address ourselves, oferitc
hope—energ) --muscular strength—felieity ; nor will c r
advances appear questionable. sanctioned RS they arch) l'''
multiplied proofs of twenty sears successful experience.. i
The easy cares of married life, are sometimes distew
by the suspension of those blessings w:ii, Ii concentrate ' '
nuptial w math—for the female habit is often ronstitutions f
weak—yet it can be strengthened, awl ildicient energy l'` •
pros ed into functional power.
In every case of syphilitic intension, its well as in errfY
relaxation of the generative economy. we ple.tge our *MO
to cure speedily, and with elect.Ea nat•stly solicitoost,'
expel the unfeefing einpyrir from the po.iiion SO presnmele
ously taken lip, we deviate from eenenal priariples with f+••
hesitation ; and confident in oar own hon.lerah:e iuteelf.'
Members of the College of Surgeons. we rider the siren":
community of either sex (especially thos nt
.! eering into Iv'
trimonial life) at once to our house. where daily tteed"'"
is given for personal conaultation ; and letters frees ire
country are immediately answered . these must cotes sl
remittance for Advice and Medirine, widen can be fors II"'
to any part of the world. however distant.
GOSSSurgeons. I.
Bouverie-street. 4'1,44-streets Load)r•
••• Private door round tne corner.
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