The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-26 00:00:00

.V.9:171C41, ISTEI,LIGRNCE.

The Enchantress, Roberts, from Sun lerl.►nd to Ply-
mouth, ran on shore Aar Devil's Point, Plym►nlh, on
Wednesday, but it was expected would be pit olr with-

ont
FALmorrit, Msv 22.—The Two Friend•. Pil., from
Bridgewater, with a cargo of otnilries for this port,
ran& lire, by arciiient, off the Land's F.tol, yesterday
morning. Ti:, crew and part of the eared and mate-
rials have been saved by the crew of the Preventive boat

on that st;:t;on.
Cam.trett. M.tv 22.—The Rapid. steam vessel, ar.
rived this morning from Belfast, spoke ye.terdav after-
noon about IS miles S. W. of Ailsa, tfie brig Robert.
Bitrfiet, front Trinidad, out 4S days for Port lilasgow,
all well:
111Evantssav, MAT 21.—The Preventive boat on this
station, in entering tilt. harbour about 2 p. m. was struck
with a heavy sea, whicli tilled her, and she went down.
By the prompt enertions of our seamen four of the men
were saved, hut the efficer (Mr. Johnson) and two of
the boat's erew were drowned. The boat has since been
taken up, and brought in here.
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPIL-Ott Thursday evening
last two constables arrived in this city, by one of the
Liverpool coaches, with a man in their custody, who
was apprehentied on a charge of uttering base
coin. On the journey, tit- prisoner steadily refused
to taste of the ale and liquors which they offered to
him at the various public houses where the coach
stopped, or to alight from the coach whilst changing
horses. On his arrival in town lie was conducted by
thc constable. to the eastern door of the city gaol.—
Whilst one of the constables for a moment quitted his
hold for the purpose of ringing the bell, the prisoner
struck the other a heavy blow between the eye& which
felled him, ran with all the swiftne-s of which he was
master down the lane between the Infirmary and the
4.4.01, and leaped over the city wall i!,to the field be-
low, a depth of about thirty four f •et ! It is probable
that, seeing the ploughed field before hint, heexpectee
to alight upon th. soft roil, but the part of the field
immediately under the wall is rocky. lit his descent
he broke oft' a small willow tree which was growing
near to the bottom of the wall, and which probably,
by throwing him into an inclining position, broke
the force of his fall. lie made two efforts to rise ; in
the second he succeeded, and ran across the field, at
the far side of which he had to scale a paling of about
six feet high, anti effected his escape. lie was tuet
shortly afterwards by a gentleman, on the Sands, who
represents hint as bleeding at the mouth. lie has pro-
bably got into Wales. One of the constables, in at-
tempting to get down after the prisoner, by one of the
buttress..., fell, and was severely injured.—(Chester
Guardian.)

, MEDICAL 1301 RD, NEAR BLACK-FRIARS ROAD.
Messrs. roopan, MeNuost, and Co. Physicians and
Surgeons, of long experience. Members of the Royal
Colleges of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin, whose
success in practice is unparalleled in the annals of Me
divine, for, singular as it may appear, during the last
s4ven years, upwards of 30,000 Patients hare been cured
of prevailing diseases, many of the cases, after respect-
able Surgeons, and even Hospitals, have failed.—Messrs.
Conran and Uo. claim the attention of those who have
been injured and deceived by the specious promises of
illiterate pretenders.—The consequences of the ignorant
practitioner are trnly serious. viz. Eruptions on the head,
face, and body. ulcerated throat, swelling in the neck,
strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin hones, swelled an-
kles, noise in the ears, dimness of sight, pains in the
head and limbs, frequently mistaken, and often fatally
treated, as Rheumatism, owing to the improper use of
mercury. Messrs. Comma and Co., are consulted at
Charlotte. House, Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev.
Rowland Hill's Chapel, daily, from eight in the morning
till nine at night.—Advice gratis to the Labouring Class
every evening from six to nine, and on Sunday mornings
until twelve o'clock.
N. B. Ruptures of 24 inches in circumference, of 30
year's standing, are returned and cured without confine.
ment. Trusses are mule under their own inspection, on
a nsuili improved principle, differing for all others sow
in existence.
•, Letters, directed to Sir P. Daniel, Surrey, stating
perticniars, are answered by return of post, when Medi-
eines and the best advice will be sent to all pans of the
Kingdom.