The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-05 00:00:00

A CIIALLEN4:I.._

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MESSRS. CURItIE and CO. Surgeons, late
iii his Majesty's Pei/vice, clsalleutte the while world
to prove a sinele instance w here their Medicine and Meth rd
of Cure have rafted of t...e desired oleo. The p!netice of
many years in this partieuUtt branch of tticir prafessian, ha-
mit give's rise to one Isiotirerssfull Case. •
They continue to direct their sortie. to the in-semen' ;Ina
cure or veurrrat Cemplaitits, and that ISeratigotiblit of the
Syyteta, which is the comegilence left he lierniciutrinial waste-
fel efectionf a habit !nag and !ne-t unhappily par tied by roe
youth of both sexes. Its the one it will be fon: il to be the
unfailing source of leirrenneiel ; the either have its rimers fa-
tails, developed to them be a dlstre—item stale of debility,
which. If trot finely remedied, terminetles in impotence. Elite
are its remote and ultimate elect., while coususssetions, Leos
of muscular Puncr, and various Nervous Complamts, tusetUy
characterise the earlier Mars of this military rice. ()I per.
sum languishing under the slosorilens incident to flidi a habit.
their try:tune-id i..implepand ha- never proved uatuccoortd
in the treatment ufa ham, labetritsustusti much extended prat-
; ticc. In the nio.t istotinate and complicated rams of Vene-
real Infection, such as Olistructioaain the Urethra. Swing)
F.screscetares. Ilan' Tumours Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Sr-
atimil. Weakness, (items, as also
• silticruttEs, ...
Whether recent or of tone ducatner, and scl•ch have huffier,
the skill of °Owl-Practitioner,. are, by their preveut improved
plan of treatmen t. effectually nod
.pereuaneutly cured, whis-
k out the pathos, stuttering the e ii erste:at ing paiet mut Mann* he-
, morrltage which frequeotly tidies the application of the la
tsar caustic. 111 Ice ellUf•oe of twenty Vettf4 exclusive practice
in this metropolis, numerous eases itt titrictures bare bream"!
are daily moiler their care, the total eradication of which are
effected by a safe, cer,:iii., and ex peditiousllllkle of practice,
superior to any other set. adopted. 'fat, weaktiepN, relate'-
Inn, and debility proceediug f.mit thi• complaint, are spec-
-1 dily removed, and the 'WWII, restored to sound and • vig4runs
health. But where thr debility has for years csisted, a pro-
per perseverance its their restorative rellbelliel, lifter a Stele-
' turf has beets destroyed, is indi..peo•-ab.y requbite to revive
11w .lusnberingsparks of Life, and to re-animate the COOMi-
•
"MO.
Srverlll NOW.EMEN and Gratt.cis es of the first respect-
-1 &silks, have been under the eller nt Messrs. CURRIIs and
CO. fur the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strac•
lures, &s'.; :Ind having welted it tadiral and permanent
Care, partkalarly requested that refereoces might be milk
to theta, as swat...et-tory estdencOs •rf the deg: stied superiority)
of Messrs. ()URI( l-E and t)O's plan of are itnitnn. Malty tit
these (;eariem,•,, isqse had A rietnees from IO to,'..'J sears, and
had been under the ellre of 'Messrs. florae, /felts isidm. stud
other Sargeros of equesairiaeace, who attempted the cure by
he ,111 tol matt odor the Catii,l it , without success.
MCIIIIN. Estorse had Co. ruts tw ciassulted Spy either ,Ney
with the greatest delit•ary, sccrecy,l and himobr, at their
hove, Ns. lir, liattoneGarden.
. Pnthirtnia die Luuntry atm rerwettrel tat ..I tie the particu-
lars of belt fame, :agt, ttsiJ gametal %AM, WC Os*, ,be, die.
tatclosinq a remittance fur advice anti itiedicive.., when the
muse a ill Ill{:irtVeli or iejli I 0 :tty part of tit: kingdour. 1• els.
sure Ittrir"*erelores reentipti tot I hidif tinJertnkragff the, pu-s-
-age arietkisia_rty 44: added to llse ict-•...t for medicine.
• iith Jutie. 31rws.10', ii.:41.1119(1f glen. It •

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Discord of sentiment between the Judge and
the Jury.is much to be deprecat d. All poster is
founded upon 'opinion : th it of th • 'abject, if
rightly exercised, is the firmest basis 1111011 which
it can stand ; Owe who do not thick lhr n.
salves well governed, wilt soon not be guvc,ned
at ail. It is not sufficient for • the well-being of
a state that justice should be purely aJiiiiitistr,,e'd, •
is it is certainly in this country (in the ti;glvest
tribunals at least), but that the people•should fuel
that it is so,
I have heard it mentioned that a popular Judge
is nut an estimable character, but that was by i.ne
who, although a great man, not taken for all as
all a good man, was ronsciou. ,hat tvaii-not So ;
but this I du assert, that uepopu'arity in a Judge, .
however nntleserved, is preguant Witt,
I shalt, I trust, never see the maxiin,that Juries
are not to judge of the again revived. If it
is, the rampis e must be strangled by Parliament,
as it was in the case of libels, at the instance of
Mr. Fox, although subsequent decisions and prac.
tires have almost entirely defeated the grand ob.
jests of that Bill.
In order to prevent, as far as possible, any
clashing of opinion between the Judge and the
Jury, 1 do earnestly exhort every Jaryman to
make himself acquainted with the law, us far as
his opportunities will admit. " Knowledge,"
sjithb.,ed Bacon, 46 is power ;" and the acquisl.-
tint' of constitutional knowledge will retain in
the hands of Juries that pouts., of which, accur.
ding to Blackstone, their incapacity bath thrown
into the hands of the Judge's a greater share, than
perhaps the Constitution intended.
" The beginning of strife," saith Solomon,
44 is like the-letting out of water." Great events
'come from small causes. The Orientals have 11,
tradition, that the great Nimrod was destroyed by
a gnat entering his brain. It would he greatly
to be lamented, if the British Constitution should
owe its destruction to Os efforts of an insolent,
atariciuus inset. .
AN 01.1) BARRISTER.
P. S. Since writing the atlieve, I
have been told
that the positions I combat Neriginaied in she
IVerespaperr, and those Pap is Arc. Illy only au.
thorities, that any such acre ever advanced ; but
Ads the duty of every man to endeavour to con.
Mute what he conceives error, (pen wh,ti•ver
-"twee it flows. If wrung, he eit'l du no harm.;
if right, he may do lunch gltalti.

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Yesterday evening, aslanta lustier pal( fittsi
o'clock, a horse and cart, with' ku.adv, she pro.
petty of 11'...G ril6lll, s he Rim innv 511014644 was
910101 from the door .14, N3sra...strlck;vl.ll and
Watkins, in Dend.stsectissehdo allegorise; was sla..
livening a Latest..
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