The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-02 00:00:00

DEA FNESS.—Noisra hi the Head, aad Diatases of
the far, if ever so Inveterate oe long standing, are
successfully treated at lite Hermitage. Rio. Yl, Edgeware-
road. London, (nearly opposite Fisher's Nursery). where'
the names, eases, and Residences of many respectable per-
sons that tome to en cured may be seem ; some of the parties
had been discharged from Dispensaries, end given over as
incurable by the most eelebrated Surgeons and Amiens,
among which are the follereeine :
June li, It-W.—sin—For the greet benefit yeu bare
rendered me in restoring my hearing. after having been deaf
on years. I have humbly to thank you for; and to say, I
have seen 'be Lady that recommended me, who was smelt
surprised at the astonishing cure your medicine had effected.
—1 am. Sir. yeitir obeiliett. Servant,
St. George's Market. Landon.. R. P.
Sia—l am linppy to inform you. that the medicines I had
from von has had the desired effeet, and quite restored my
liming, and taken awns. the noise in in head. I now can
hear as well as ever 1 dill in my life. and do not think it
needful to have any more medicines ; and for the benefit of
the afflicted. you are at flltl liberty to make what use of this
letter you may think proper. $y Deafness arose from
lying in a damp bed.—l sin, Sir, your obedient Serynnt,
Isleworth, Middlesex, April ffll. IS2O. R. M.
Red lion Street. Clerkenw ell, April Ssi, IS2O.
Stn—lt Is a great pleasure to time to inform yon, thet•aßer
listing been deaf for two yetrrh, and tried various remedies
e ithont obtaining any relief. by using one bottle of your va-
hreble medicine I was perfectly rarest, and shall be happy
to bent testimony of the same to any person you may please
to refer to me. Vow will, at the same time. accept of
ray
most grateful adinoselrdlgemmor far the bent-tit your in-
valuable tuedieinehas effected.—l am. Sir, with the greatest
respect, your obedieui bumble Sertaut, J.
August 9th. ISM_
Ill.—l base been nearly deaf for sixteen years. so muds
so. as to render me incaprible of hearing a third part of what
fay ate ronmenniested to me. and likenissi was frostbite
with nrilses in my hoed : I hate with the assistance of two
bottles Mr:Millie Remedy. greatly recovered, so web
that 1 hearil nearly the whole of a sermon preached at Mr.
Sl►mait's thepet.'en Sunday. August SM. feel my-
self under the er..ii, .t titilii:ntions to von for your surly-
no &edit but hint with -the aid of another
Nolte. I shalt be enticely rere.l. 1 feet the g.:reatest a nxiety
that it is not in thy CloWelr to give an ample reward for
it. tart I will' do nil id nee power towards recomme..dation.
--I.am. Sir. %nor Servant, S. M.
arhurenn,s,reet, Portland-road.
RHEUM ITISM, fir.-4 safe and speedy cure for the
lithrerimi'vr. !iamb:leo, Seintica and Gout, Cramp, Spasms;
Pam in the Rnek, Loins. kidneys. and aU Complaints aris-
ing front the Gravel. Is ill he found in Gr. SMITII's SPE-
CIFIC 'M\& TURF. The Proprietor of this vnluable pre-
paratiou has 3 tight to speck n ith ...erne confidence on its be-
°dela' effect. for lie has reel:link; toed the management of
asutaay Illeeemooic :lied Gouty Patients, as any man in his
i'la.lealy's dominion,: : many of whirl' had beets given over
as incurable by the most eminent Physicians who new daily
recommend it, and have eandielly acknowledged it to be the
speediest and most efficacious remedy ever discovered.
Those 1e who nnfortunntely ere subject to the Rhea-.
reatisen. lumbago. Sciatiere, or Gout, by taking this medi-
cine reenlaris for two or three mouths. will be absolutely
fretd Intro these dreadful disorders, and become as well as
If they had never been troubled with them. It is one of the
hest Sod itrostevt o”riivine.v for the Gout and all Itheumatie
complaints hi any part of the body. proeeeding front what',
cause sorter. taking llM'sv their (wises, and extirpating the
very roots of these painfel disorders ; and is so absolute n
thing in the more of the above complaints, that it has net er
been admiairtered witheut relief; this at once spews the
pre"4"int'ut virtues of this sovereign reineity ; it is also one
of the gr. atest purifiers of the blood and juices that is yet
known in the world, and so safe PII:1 gentle in its operation.
that it may be taken by the-most delicate habits without the
Wet danger of taking cold. or injury to the constitution.
Invented by J. Smith. MAL lite of his Mnjestv's Royal
savy. and sold in London. (only) at the Hermitage. 21.
Loren are-Road, in bottles at 4s. (hi. I Is. 22t. and 33s ;
by which there is a con,itlerable oaring.
ss* Persons wirlelnt to consult the Proprietor. by telly
'twine t!n-ir rn,t4 by Litter. port pall, addressed to lb"
Ilea aye, ns c, xis n *itti immediate gttention.

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At a few minutes before four the SPEAKER took the
Chair, still some time was occupied in transacting pub-
lic husities..
BOROUGH OF ORAMPOIIND.
Lord J. Rt'SSEI.I. brought in a Mil for the Disfran-
chisement of the Rontugh of Orstnyond, whirl, was read
3 first time, and the second reading ordered to stand for
Monday next.
A Mammia moved for Accounts of all Coals exported
front the Ports situated on the Rivers Tyne and Wear.
tlnring the year ending on the 10th of October last.

I:ETITIONS.
Mr. W. PUNDAS presented a Petition signed by
13,0(10 of the Inhabitants of the City of Ellinhotel',
praying fur the restoration of the queen's name to the
Ljturgy.—Ordered to lie rioted.
Mr. KENNEDY presented a Petition from the town
of Oakeit'', in the lounty of Ayr, praying for the se-
storation of her Majesty's name to the Liturgy, &c.—
Ordered to be prin4d.
A similar Petitiou was presented from a Royal Scotch
Burgh, whose name we could not ascertain.
Sir 0. ROBINSON presented a Petition to the sante
effect from the town of Northampton : it was signed by
pirsons, and he could answer, front his own 101011.
ledge, for the respectability of the signatitres,- which
had been obtained at a public meeting. The Petitioners
in the sentiments they expressed. anticipated the feelings
of the whole people of England. With regard to the
Milan Commission, they thought that the whole pro-
ceedings gave indication of a foul conspiracy, anti all
the circumstance connected with it called to: a rigid in-
quiry.
Mr. DICKENSON presented a similar Petition frost
the Freeholders and Inhabitants of Sliepton Mallet.
Mr. P. %HIRE presented a similar Petition from a
Lodge of t Mil Fellows at Monmouth ; lee hail intro.
alneed the Petition on a previous occasion, hut had ad-
yiselly withdrawn it, to snake sonic alterations in its
form. It was now re-taiiilelled, and, as be considered
it, wholly nnexeeptionable.
Mr. LAMBTON presented a Petition from the town
of Yerchea, ill Yorkshire, fur the restoring her Majes-
ty's name to the Liturgy. The Petitioners had desired
hint to say that the inhabitants of the town, with the ex-
ception of the Postmaster anil his family, and the per-
sons connected with the taxes, were imatiiisions in en-
tertaining the sentiments expressed in the Petition. Had
they not been afraid of its being too late to be presented
to the Howe, it 44 mild have received the signatures of
all the inhabitants of the town, with the exception which
they bail ;minted out.
Loud A. HAMILTON presented a Petition from the
Royal Stitch Burgh of Whiteliorn, praying that her
Majesty's name be restored to the Liturgy.—Ordered to
be printed.
Air. L' NIE presented a similar Petition from Selkirk.
—Ordered to be printed.
Lord MILTON presented a Petition from riainsho-
rough, praying for the restoration of her Majesty's
name to the liturge.—Ordered to he printed.
Mr. DOBHOUSE presented a Petition so the same
effect, from the parish of St. George, ilanover-square. •
Mr. BEICSIONT in presesatinga Petition from the
County of Cumberland, praying for the restorotios
3r her Majesty's name to the liturgy, sod mas 1.4
iniry 'into the Milan Comusisslun. would state to the
House, the peculiar circumstance under which.**
Meeting. had been 4-ailed. The reqtaisitioasists..imi
assembled the county were a hotly of men of very is el
jooperty and high character. let they hal israir
compelled to call the meeting theasseimpsc beating
when thi.y signed a requisition to the High fitter* re-
questing him to Jo sl, he bad without assigning my
re;:sou for his cuti;inct, taken wpm, hitu:elf to relnie

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tne.s.tatcs srliicii-the Noble Lord
. 'mentioned, but to those more
succeed. Easr. Sreuurr• and Duaasitarr, being the
leading eharacteridics of these Trusses, and limey of ,fie of all the states of Europe, and even to the government ball,
soullabosioas class mach benefited by thorn. Professional and of the Brazils.
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