The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-05 00:00:00

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belonging to the different oiees, with their anal
alacrity,and w
had been)lcita
were
a sh
we been
on s etpnoytnier et:11;1 destroyed.
s iuo
nr amt
1 t
ne rtlnht"aenegifeoNtrtil ;:c;: at
r en*,,
wto
that the engines at first had not a sufficient snpply or
water, which, with the circumstance of the very hick
wind, rendered their laudable exertions less effectual.
becauset as they played, the wind drove the water is
a contrary direction, and they
the premises till some of the men, at consiJerghie
risk, went personally to guide the pipes into the win.
doers, &c. The extensive warehouses of Messrs. Han,
bury and Co. the brewers, being toljoining, great ape
prehension was entertained for their safety, althungh
protected by a strong party wall. About 11 o'clock
this wall fell is upon them, anti did considerable rta„
image; but the firemen, who Neill kept working the
engines with the greatest alacrity, prevented slid
flames from communicating with Hanbury's premise%
and they also succeeded in saving the dwelling.lassee
in which Mr. Urices's family resided. Several re,
ports are in circulation as to the cause of the cal,.
ashy, bat as we cannot depend upon their a Toren.,
we abstain from menTtiltisenifing:vtli:aesm.—no:theetnupr;i:teeritry
got
s royed is estimateil at 50,00Uf. but we are iafonsed
the stock had been insured in one office, and the
psis s in another.
antler tell yesterday forenoon.
Foust AT THAT( RAM 1101:811:, IIE! Ti.--An alma.
in; and destructive fire broke out its the ki,
ail , in the occupation of P. W. Stevenson, En. It
was first discovered by a passenger on one of thenoch
country coaches breaking throng!' the lower windows,
but how it originated it is not known. A strong
westerly wind communicate.) the flames to the stabling,
and the conflagration was seen many tulles around.—
It was impossible to stop the impetuosity of the Liu:,
and in less than two hones the ancient built maasiew,
the stables and cow:lt:house, were a mass of rtitoi. A
valuable horse fell a prey to the devouring et( turut,
and bat little of the furniture was saved.--'
t!le houz.e
was occupied by two serva-ts.
Alonilay last, about forty of the Stochinvoakers of
Barrow-on-Soar, who have ttruek on account of their
wages, harnessed themselves to a tra2•R-41, which
they luadcd with lime, and set out io.v.irds llrttns
3lowlirav, beggilg a little eleemosynary aid at tke is-
termeiliate villages ; they halted on Monday at
duhr, .11/11 !IVO non-sting, on leasing that viiisr.e, a
isn't melancholy accident hefel them : hits aesren,!-
,114: as ',all hill, the waggon overpowertd the .--tame
•In•us into eonfosion—and ran over a yisont mar,
ah .ut nineteen years of age, named Joseph Swif:, tries
tied f the lonises shortly afterwards. Thmtias
...n, ano:h. r tit the party, and who has a large young
is.llllllw, Was aIMI go notch hart, that he contiases is
a very dangerous state ; and John Winterton, a mar-
ried tuau too, with a young family, is much iujitml
by the wag;:cn running over his legs.

MED.
On Friday last, at the house of leis brother. la' loot
l'hornhatigh-street, William Alfred Dodd, Esq., late elk
Ordnance ()Mee.
On Monday last, of a decline, at the house of her sat.•
Mrs. Dan sod, Great Cumberland-street, Mary Acne Sests•
ley, in the 131 b year of her age.
*On Satarday last, at her staters house, Fostcal-somarti
after a very lung and painful illbass, Charlotte, the rake J 1
Mr. Wynne.
At his hou:e in Pall-Mall, on Saturday last, Wit Thowns
Charles flun'Yurv, Hart., in the ti td year of his ste. the
remains an• in b,• removed on Saturday nest fur iulenneat
in the family Twill at Atilden Hell. Sir Charles •as foe
many yeers one of the Representatives in Parliament tar**•
county of `•ußuik. He withdrew himself at Vie (tarsi
Election before the Inst. 11c was cur many years the lithe
of the turf, and, to the Init. exerted his inthtencerto Acme
rage thi• lit,tpees of amusement. hi whirl' he engard at Ms
early ace of mid which, towards the close of his kik,.
formed his only care.

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IDEA rNESS--Soise in the (lead, awl Iliscaser
of the Her, if ever so inveterate or long stanolhog,
Ito
successfully treat'. lat the Hermitage. No. 91, rlgrorint••
road, London, (nearly opposite Fisher's Nursery) vibere the
urines. cases, and resittenres of many respectable ressuas:
that hays toren cured may be seen ; route of the parties VW
been dist-barged front Di..penseries, and given over bele
noble by the most celebrated surgeons and statists, wear
whirls are the folling testimonials:— • ,
Jt NL ow
-For tbe great benefit vOll hi re rote '
dered me In restoring my hearing, after Moving been 11:40111
years. I have htimbly to thenk you for ; and to sny. I 'ham
seen the la ly that rerOtlsilleilded My. h 0 was m.
prised at the aston'ltine cure your utediciue had ar;e4l.--
I am, Sir. v our flbedio.nt servatot,
St. tiete•ze's Nlattet, London. R. Pc.
Sir-1 am happy to inform you. Oilt the medirinnote
from you have had the (textured effect, and quite re4toe 4 :
rd myt'
hearing. and taken away thr noise in my heed. I nor can
hear es well as ever I .1141 in my life, and co not Link it
needful to hare any more medicines ; and for the he lilt
11
Or •
the allictest. you are at full liberty to make what was .(
letter you may think proper. My deafness store front
in a detep bed.-1 am Sir, your obedient servant, K.
Istemortio. Middlesex, April 27. Mt).
Ite.l Linn street. Clerkenwell. April S. 11Linnfile—lt is a great pleasure to me to inform you. that ellee
having been deaf for two years and tried various restiO:
withou obtaining an:relie, by using yotor vottotabla
eines It WPC vaulty cured rand shall be !tarry to bear lt-a
devony_of the same to any person pm Islay please to Ala
Me. Yee will. at the same time, accept of my MOO PIP!
11tH acknowledgements for the benefit your invaluable olt
eine has effecistl.--I am Sir, with the greatest respect. 16.1
obedient humble servant, J.
August it IMO.
Sir-1 hare been nearly deaf for sixteen years. so moll,
90, r.• to render lime incapable of hearing a third Bled'
"'
what any now eintinotteicated to Mr, and likewise wll4 I
bled with noise Li my heat's: I have with your assistra
greedy recovered. so much that I heard nearly the ekek
"'
sermon preached at Mr. Chapel nn Sunday. i • I
$. 1510.-1 feel my self tinder the greatest ohne:ohm,'
for your nth:Winne. and feel the gees:est anxiety IWO 1"*1
Clot in me power to give an ample reward for it. hal I ala
e.o all le my power too arils reconioueudatiou.- i am' '''•
your ohectiew servant. tt. Ni.
• Curburten-street.Portleed-road.
The treatment does not occasion the least pain car
venietece.
As above. may alga be had. a SPECIFIC TINF111:111'
for the Itheendttism, 1.1.11:11nge. Stialien. and ilnlll. CPl**
Spasms, &c. if ever sii ievatesate or long : mediae. le tow
painful and hitherto 'opposed inauvalste itisorder.. thia
broiled neeilleine will be heind to stand enriviiied. 26 '3.
trial of a sine.* bottle n ru.lteirontly prove. la b"ltr.
&UAW!. teal I lot. er.t
?lemon% tits. ',seq.—Persons who aro eaforfOOMl"
aided with certuas comp;airts. particularly bootless
tits. debility. teenttac4. "f *-41. hrar!'
idenee, in4'.erstic :‘„ Z•tti.:l by iterv.•!..•
n%10"4:::1%v:.1.t
may obtain speedy felief hy
l the Pro'
••• Noon,* ho the co etry 'Jibing
pricier. by fun stating their cases byl'o4 P."l. 842 r
dressed m the Hermitage. as above. nil inclosing
pound, will hate the'mcdieinix ionvediate;y toilet
elm infonnetion regaisite. Ni:o letter: reerited tmlit
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