The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-22 00:00:00

N.IUTIC4L INTELLIGENCE':

The Freiheit, Domeke, from Liverpool to Stet•:n.
put into Dantzie, on the 30th of Nov. with damage.
The Coquette, Taylor, f um Liverpool to Af,:ca,
was totally wrecked on 'the eoast of Wexford abort
the 17th inst. and only wo of the crew s.tved.
The Agenoria, Nall, frim Brill;,-ewatcr to (itir!-4.
sev, put into Penzance, on Monday, with lo,s of bo.t,
bulwarks dam lack!, sails split, and part of her cargo
thrown overboard.

The Fairy, (Jaya, coal laden, gunk off the Land's
End, on Sunday. Crew saved.

The Esther. iV ilson, front Liverpool to Philatlelphia,
put intolVaterfortl,un the 14th inst. with hiss of wain
and inizen torn tsts, the co.ist of Aso •rica.
BRENIEN, Der. 15.—The frost Lt set in with new
vigour, b}• which the navigation will be stagnated
once more.

LIYtNPOOL, 19.—1 t is reported that an Ameri-
can ship, sopposed to he the Dublin Parket, Coles,
fr New York to Dublin, and several colliers, are
lost off the Kish

PL UOI•T , . 19.—•! he Fame, Owen, from Cha-
rente for London. got aground near the vil's Point
this morning, u hell a•t..iiipting to proceed to iea, bat
it i, exported tt.!l be t: of off in the course of the day,
without any material damage.

SPARRING.—OIiver had a benefit at the Royal Tennis
Court. in Wiichnill-street, yesterday. which ss•as well
attended. The amateurs, who prefer►ed qualify
qfloatity, had a good treat, and we noticed those only
which excited interest. Jemmy Lennox made a buss-
hoist with one of his pupils, preparatory to that between
I /liver and Shelton, which was an excellent set-to, coin-
hieing the requisites of boxing with much personal
courage. It was give and take until they were tired of
it, and the appl•ntse was uprourioms Ilelasco, and
Sampson the Birmingham Youth, hail something like a
match in earnest 'so about eight rounds. They turne•t
to, as if nothing tint mischief was meant, and the
flonrisz system in general ended the rounds. Relates
had the hest at going off, and the men reminded the
amateurs of th, it fight in reality, if there was not I)
great a display of the uncorking system. In the fif.l►
round Behisco hurt his shonhier by a fall, and after-
wards Sampson had the best of it. It was altogether a
manly turn, and there was nothing like quarter shown.
A new black of Richmond's, who will never keep up die
name of his patron or a Molineur, had &turn with Oliver
Burn, but he made a complete failure, and Isis atte:uins.
to hit were rather thrusts, whisk will 'ever do mischief.
and having lost his colt teeth some thirty y:•ars ago he
had
find souse other employment. Ben Burn and.
Larkins made a very striking set-to, ss hieli was followe t
by much applause. It was a good specimen of sciecc • .
against strength and courage. Harris and Hanwond hit
away in good form, as did also the Hype'', Cooper, an.l
Curtis. There was a fine display of courage and seitusee
in the last set-to. There w•as no new matches made.

Snitcher in mode. fortilcr in re.
•
The treatment mild—the mire effectual.
AC AN UI D Examination of Professional Pretension,'
Is only to be feared by those who are conscious its-
capacit y.
Impressed at en early period of onr professional career
with the importance of a more minute etteidion to a clam of
diseases reuliarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
ture, we boldly d..vlated from what was held to be medics)
orthodoxy ; attacked the vatietings of cenp%rlrkm, and. be ele-
frreCux its vile purp7mes, consider oursek es juely entitled
to that approbation and patronage which, for twenty yeses,
have rewarded our successful and detuted stedibs. The
'estimation of our enlightened brethren.who freptently appesl
to our opinion. is an additional gratiiraticza to ner
while our authority from the College itielf, strengttomed an
it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every
Professor In the British Metropolis, must ewer protect tho
sanctity of our fame from nvy or misrepresentation.
The impetuosity of youth. or the momentary want of ora-
tion in the mature,' man, often lead to the effects of
tegious disease; happy. therefore, may the early apr Hese'
be called, whose anxiety can be alleviated by a few de.,'
care; end even in the more advanced stages, characterized
by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate our assertion. by
rindering the treatment mild. the cure effectual. •
Every organic chaage, or functieeal disturbance, inci-
dental to the generative economy. fills egimily within es.e
province, and still}field to our attend-in. Arnow, these ire
diseases of the urethra. weakness• and constitutional
meats, of however long duration.
The child of inanition msy be restored to appetenre. and,
tweed of bring exhausted by nervous debility, he will sir
ciliate the manlier proof of vigorous impulse. When limits of
an advertisement do not allow the classification of onr s*ils
iects, but they are amply detailed in a Work o e lately pep
lisped, called The Y.eis of Life," the rapid ,ale of
accompanied with ea increasing prect;rc. are undeMetoe
proofs of our general utility. The Book can be had at t:it.
' Paternoster-row; ; Ai. Picradilly ; 16, Pr:ne.••--
street, Soho ; 174, and 32, Fleet-street 1 tor at logy Floas•
' sellers.
No disesees are felt with greater pnignsney by the stifferrr
than those occasioned by his own imprudence; and In us•
cases of consultation is liberality of education in the I'r•,
fessor more desirable, than where the moat %I:emended e4l'f •
Silence is placed, and the most inviokble secrecy is expeel,•-l-
thus the terms are plaini‘ slated at thu first interview, or is
"insert to letters reinntely detailing the symptoms, slid
closing a remittance for unediciee and advice, which can be
forwnrded to any part of the world.
GOSS and Co.. NI. It. C. Surgeons. I I, Bonveric.;tre-,.
Flirt-street.--4 private door round the turner.

bIARRir.D.
Thursd:iy at St. Luke's. Chelsea. the Rev. Hears Blunt.
A.M. Vicar of Clare. Suffolk, Fellow of Pe•uhrolte
Cambridge, and Mateole Chaplain to his Greer Soul/eke t.r
Richmond, to Julia Anse, daughter of Joseph >taller, u
Chelsea. F.sq.
Thursday looming, at St. °corr.'s Antral. Mornoshcry.
bliss Mary Wiissield, eldest daughter of William WI; 6
Said, Esq.. sn.l sire& to the Earl of Dishy, to Wu.. Uvrdo .
'kali.. of Naield, lo the moiety of Revealed. -

DIED.

Os the 13111 Inst. s* Epsom. Caaries Parish. of Eremesiwi:
I College. Cambridge. *gel 11.
Oa the like lest.. John Clarke. Eel.. illeile-see-bee.e
Rassegste. late a ANAL Middlesex. lured 83.

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" tin Brienply is " sad Tog Costs-ttru no)," (Sancti.
Peyote) IPS. Stettin. opposite Si. Cl•ment'senneo
by R. WARDSLL. Joe.. 1.L.11.: to ohm', aN C.•-•-
manisatiais, Ortiors, lko. aro requested to he adders. e 1.