The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-06 00:00:00

NACTIC.II, INTELLIGENCE.
The Wiysderer, fret' the South Seas, is supposed to
be arrived off Plymouth.
Vasslms lIPOKIN %% !TU.—Dolphin, from Gibraltar to
ternitee,tme•hattlotemam o
16th ult.nthe
lit.tA b
9.: the Ilan,ndThistle
from gel
Butler, arrived at Plymouth.
Castlereagh, from .Jamaica to London, on the 18th of
Septelhber,te lat. a 41. lon. 44. by the Arethasa, Her.
ri/1, arrived at Liverpool.
Jane and Marv, of Halifax, from Madeira, on the 7th
of September, hi Lit. 41 4. lon. 51. 25. Jane, of Bristol,
for Newfoundland, on the 11th, in lat. 4-1. 53. 100. 41.
Royal- Edward, of Liverpool, for Mirautichi, no the 13th,
in rat. 4ft. 4. lon. 35. lb. bit. Lawrence, for Quebec, oft
the 16th. in lat. 43. 4. lon. 26.59. Margaret, of Priers
I:Award's Island, on the 16;h, in lat. 46.,44. lon. 93. 45.
by the Neltson, Lamb, arrit NI at Dublin..
Comet, llosg, and Cairo lta, Strops., from lArerpool
to Bengal, on the nth of June, iu lon. 20. W. on the
Equator.
Durk, Corley, from Quebec for I Oporto, Bth alt. lat
45. 43. long. 62. 19. by the Pitt, arrived at Liverpool.
Mercary, Nichols, fro: at Liverpool to Huston, 14th
ult. in lat. 43. 53. long. 51. 17. Enke, of Briam%
Waterford to Quebec, It kb lat. 44. 32. !mg. Is. 4%
by the James Munroe, a 'rived at Liverpool.

NEN COLONT or Ji twa.—A Jewish merchant of
New York, named Mar Scrod Noah, has demanded pr..
mission from the Ulm' event of the United States, 4,
become the purchaser 44 an island orr the Niagara,
between the Lakes Eric•and Ontario, not far from the
English territory, and containing about a thousand
acres on its surface. Ile member of Congress who
acted as Reportor of r e commission cbsrg.d to is-
amine this demand, p C.ttteJ out to the ('bobs', in
very lively colours, the persecutions to which the Jen s
are still exposed in ma by parts of Europe, and sag-
pc...ord that the ted principles of the United
States perfectly cttincidi .41 with the views of Mr. Noah,
in seeking to make this purchase: it being hi:, object
t.) offer an asylum, under the prote,:tiou of the liberal
And tolerant laws of ti e United States, toy class of
men mho sought in vai. t for a country on tht• soil of
the old world. In short it k the intention of this
opulent Jew to found a colony of his countrysiten in
this Island ; and his proposition has" been sanctioned
by the Americas Legislature.

Ssariter is mad.. farther in re.
The treatment toild—the etre effectual.
AC.% N l l U rxautio ethos of Professional Pretests...es
is only to be feared by diktat who are conscious of ia-
capneity.
Impressed at an e arty period or our professional career
with the importance oi' • more minute attention to • class of
diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
ture, we boldly deviated from what efts held to he medical
orthodoxy : attacked the taunting,: of etniwrlcista and, Its de-
tasting its rile purposes. "(insider ourselves justly twitted
to that approbation and pOronage which, for twenty year.
have rewarded our suecesioNl and devoted studies. Tit;
ettioncion of our enlightened brethren. who frequently appeM
to onr ooinioo, is sit additional gratifiratio• to our pride.
while oia authority trout the College itself, strengtheoed as
it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost ewer!.
Professor in the British hiletropolis, must ever protect the
sanctity of our fame from envy or misrepresentation.
The impetuosity of youth. or the momentary want of eau.
lion in the maturer moo. often lead to the effects of ft con-
tagious disease; happy, therefi okay the early at•
be called. whose anxiety eau 41e alleviated by a few days'
erre; and even in the more atly•lacod singe*, characteriied
by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate oar assertion, by
rendering the treatment 'mild, the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or funtlional disturbance, inci-
dental to the generative economy.. falls equally withia oar
province, and will yield to our attention. Among these ore
diseases of the urethra. weakness, and couttitutional &nage-
melts, of booover long duration.
The chador 'lntuition may be restored to appetenee.
instead of being exhausted by nerrotes debility. be will eir
estate the manlier proof of vigorous hapoise. The limits of
an advertisement do not rdlow the classification or oar sub
jests, but they are amply detailed in a Work u e lately pub
fished. called " .1%,',3 of Life," the rapid sale of widely,
accompanied with an Increasing practice, are untleciablo
proofs of our general vainly. The Book can he had at 10,
Paternoster-row dB. : a I. Piccadilly: In. Prince's-
street. Soho; Pit, and 32, Fleet.atreet ; or at any Book-
seller

No diseases ore felt with greeter poigonney by the sererer
than tho• r OfClooBed by . is own imprudence: and in
caws of consaltatioe is liberalitt• of edweetion in the Pro
lessor more desirable. than where the most unbounded con-
fidence is placed, and throned inviolable secrecy is expected:
tins tite terms are plainlv stated at the !Iry interview, or in
answer to letters minutely detailing the symptoms, and in
closing a remittance fur medicine and advice, which can be
forwarded to any part of the world.
tiOSS. and Co., ht. R. C. Surgeons. 11, Rotiscrie-street,
Fleet-street.— private door round the corner.