The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-11 00:00:00

LO _,»h iURGICIL" DP, ,FrISARY.

1115 itoyat Mighuess the Deka of Yea*, Pre4ltletn, and the
fallowing Committee of Governors :
Earl of Leitrim I Coltosel VV../. Janes, M. P.
Earl of li4,rr.i..nnt J Ito Law:Ache, El. M. P.
Right r. Japes Cleraeuts, M. P.
Rt. Ron. ft. E. Slit rid's,. M.P. Captala Jame- May.
Roo. Cul. J. Barr), M. P. I
Surgeon Mr. klteuta,
Member of the tt..v tI Col)ege, Loadon.

/VIII: Patronage this Institution has received, for . krown. •
I sioued by the King to our priSoners beyond the Vie.
_lll. • site etch.ve treatment and Cure of b, I:. seat", nutwted I Great curiosity prevails t 4 know, the effect
Pro" tali. 'these benefits so publicly
W acknowledged, will.
with Venereal Conplair vo t*, and l! •ir dreadful ntequenres. as ' doted by the notes delivered by Russia and Prussia.; e
the effect of every day increasing your devotion
strictures, ttebilit \ . ulceration*, die. conducted under the ma-
' the one relative to Poland, the other to:Saxony
' ei.Aentem of thr firer protriOnnol nbilltier4 is ill satisfy the Pub* • ' tirthe descendant of Henry IV. ; and the beat 'maw*
lice( neap high merits of Mr. Kilr,KM&M'd pbui, and that b) it A great German Court has delivered to the Con.:
I
Der ettestifying it will be I' repeat b crowning
• the incuovaniences of Public Charitie!: the
avoidttd, whilst the , aresq a Plan of constuntion
for the Stales of its ' • i
rim* mit unwary are protectekactiast the Etta' delusinao held , r . I
with taiseipline and instruction, the immortal-ging
,441n).adverit.inaprorn leo i,, this a„„sea..,l prerticr. since i kingdom. titibest understanding prevails between 1 which your courage has acquired.
Iriki,a) appeared by the Amnia' Report of NH, 543-1. patleoirvit • dui Courts of Austria, and ikivaria.- (Sinned) " Duke of AtatiFlikitt •
' l'ibtivSet"il6'e bee" eNet4'"l4l"l"4 "1"1"."1 c'r 41tintY Waite , I . rnowriteas or AUSTRIA, Dec. 28. —rWe have just .‘ Strasburg, Dec.Y..' .. IFI4 hfarsital and Poet oi- Frame."
'fl tistiontioat.ytid with n delicacy and secrecy hitherto 'mint/was , , ;-1 .„- •
sita4-of show ho 4 Inhourett ander the tuner complicated f nap , received from Vienna information of the retail of . Yesterday at mid-day the Detce ofamnia& _t l•
lid- lb. disease from ten to twenty years. The,. Met symplatald :Lord Castlereagh, English Minister for Foreign Ambled ea the parade all the..lroops of our, garrison,
yield to Mr. Kienata's.treatmeat in a few dux% ; and wh Atrial. We are assured hoR e'er that this recal on which. occasion he harangnecL them, and dole
appetiranee oftle:iii•v Cowes us. too earl) ripplientiottemms' , ,
he made to prevent the da.4er that my, voimie. will birohly momentary, and -that his Lordship will upon the benefits for which they were indebted to
. Mr. Kiernan may s- comfit-tor by either lex, with thw rivoculD Vienna: before the .earnmetteement .444, 14te,Rressat Government and to the hest of Kings.
ft:lt:let-sell t,
8.,
tato Liss* olarri:"lfer hnu..74 7.0.4 ,:eli veLl',7telTe morn. ' br4iTY' The other English Ministers will remain id ,At the close of his, apdech shouts of Vive le Itoi,!
lag, and from six till time at night t to whom lettere und.otttr?l Vienna. . . I burst forth from all the Generals, 'officers, and. pri-
monio,onno. from town and country, nay be aciressed t and Aucsaunc, Drc. 29.—1 n the month of July last vases, as well as the assembled specetors. ..
will he punctually moo ered.
the fall of Bonaparte was celebrated on the frontiers- I. BAsms .0 V' TliE IturNE, Dec. 47.--The following
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-` .'-• ' Jost mottishei,
• PILACTicAIe QRSERVATIOMS as Ole arsestanisEA• ,of China. The Russian troops at Troitekoi-Sa vrosk observations on the reestablishment of the imperial
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Rl4,priet 9r. Rv kierortn; and sold by Shetcrood,Neely,
/Ind Jones. P trn4,ster-row us, by Higbley; ?4 Fleet
street.

gases fete, at which 100 Chinese, and a number of dignity. in Germany are extracted from one of our
Mongols, were present. The society of merchants i Josienals : .
established in the same place afterwards gave i 0 The answer of Count Monster to the Note of
another. !the Princes of the second raiik was written- its the
Nics(PtteattesT), DEC. %I..—A.greal number of spirit of an mslighteued Statesman, whia strictli con.'
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English families have arrived here from Paris. in litres himself to existing facts: . -: - ... •. , ,
order to spend the winter, under bur fine sky. They i " Yest.ivish for, an Emperor,' said heeieddeclaisa
are, its general, by no means expeusiye, but, seem to . then what•yon mean tell° for... him., eo twi he may
act on plaits of economy. These families have not, creditably support his new dignityl, for his,empicti
however, foetid in our city their wonted acconifneti- is eflthis isorld.', The ;motions thus addressed hip'ii.
tions ; articles of import are scarce and dear, tipeawe ingst nee another in silence, .Cotant. Ilienstetiltiti'
the ciedom-house regulations do Hot permit the in- proceeded :—a• You must clearly perceive drat stone'
troduction of the wines and other commodities which plan hasain basis, and (bay nothing cps result; (rope
used to be derived from France. it.• It is manifest4hat Germany moot give herself
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Nano, Ds,c. 19.—Yesterday evening the King an-Emperor; *very plait formed with that view is
was attacked by a violent nervous colic, which. merely the work of the imagination. GermanYa.en-
caused the greatest distress in the Royal .Family. ' der existing circumstances, could hue. out/. the
The Physicians of the Court did not suit the Palace shadow of.an, Emperor.' .
for the space of 12 hours, and happily administered') "It is natural enough that Princes s)sotdMala-
such remedies as served to arrest the progress of the taiu their .sovereignty, and defend Pa rights ; but
disorder. The cause of this sudden indisposition,' when a coinstry is not in that situation to defend, it.
which assumed so alarming a character, is unknown. • self against attacks from without, to make war ired.
It has been remarked for some time that the King has : peace, its Prince can no longer pretend to the rig.*
been disturbed ana thoughtful.tindertainty of rot' sovereignty. A Prioce who cannot sepport his
affairs at the Congress cannot fail to affect him. The ! rights by force of arms, should renounce them, for
attachment which he bears to us must render him sovereignty consists only in giving effect to thew
miserable an being forced to abdicate his crown, rights by means of power. ..
whatever indemnities he may receive in return. It is • "If the political relations proposed.by the Priem..
asserted that if all the Powers should declare in fa. • would exist, Austria cannot even theu accept.the ti.
vonr of the re-establishment of the ancient dynes- • tie of Emperor. Who would wish to reign as Ens.
:SALUTARY Atiiitt'S. as QUNCRERY is the DEATD ' *let, Spain, Sicily, and particularly France, will i peror over Princes whom he caunot command ; over
of THOUSANDS. forcibly insist an our returning to our ancient Sore. l, Princes who lay claim to as much authority as the
ilealtb restored, after having beet, improperly treated by illi- i reign. . 1 Emperor himself ? The Imperial fantom would only
terate pretenders. ! AKEZZQ (TUSGANY), Dec. 21.—There is no Co. have to figure' n the Diets, where lie would merely
MESSRS. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Char. ' rernment more mild and liberal than that of our So. have empty formalities to regulate, at the same time
torte House, Great Charlone-sir et, Illarkfriarst-road,
, °Krt. 'tc Rowland 11•11`s Chapel, daring al Mars regular pear- vereign. We are no longer subject to those military , expending the revenues of his hereditary State*.
Ike,_eon aver Mat thousands fall victims yearly' to a certain and financial taws which were so oppressive under " The dignity of Emperor over Sovereigns is an
complaint, owing to improper treatment, which have mimed the —;„ 1 „.,:. •
ulcerations, with blotches an the head, face;luhl body; dim- ' •r--' regime :--very few alterations have like- empty title, of which Austria has no need in order
ern of the sign', noise in the ears, deafuess, di icier.- , obstinate • wise been made,---the same individuals aecupying the to he. powerful; but .which might draw her into a
sleets, wide* ost the F hill bones, ulcerated sore throat, Caere- ' same places which they held before; and yet, it will. thousand squabbles, in which she might sacrifice her.
sceacesou the t.erk, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (fee- hardly
be believed, that, notwithstanding this trap- 1 stslf for the welfare. of the.common country."
fluently mittakeo, and °hen &tatty treated as rheoniatisin), ,
with a train of other di,e„sei ; at last dropsy eusursq with a , quit state, oar safety irstill threatened. . • -
proeml debility, and decay a the rarelltuli.xli orrinatme from j The old.gentlarmerie caving been sqppressed andl-- A letter from•Curacoa, dated November 5, says,
a dreadiut disease lurking in the habit, or the itaproper roe yr
a public force not having been yet organized, the ef..." During the last ten months there has been no ruin
mercury; and which Disorder frequently appear: years after,
and too erten Armlet' the liner cartilages of their little tender feet has been, that robbery is perpetratuJ with new in this coldny :a• famine among the horned cattle
and tandem:mg °Equine in the unsuspecting parent. audacity, and that bands of 3,4, or 500 men have has been' the tteteral consequence. - More. than 1700
Messrs. Cooper and Co. whn have been regularly bred to
the profession (and their experience le the above disorders eve sprung up in the marches of Tuscany, wheece they' •heed :have been lost on some plantations. The lower
unparalleled), &remembers of the Royal colleges „f surgeons in make inroads even to the gates of our city. These classes and- thesslayes have been exposed to the pros-
London and Edinburgh ; and it is gratifying to their Ceelitir, to
bodies have no political object in view, although pest of famine. 'The enremitting attention of the
announce that they have rescued very many of their fellow-
from the ah.we dreadful disorders (after other*, and some wish it so to be understood : they are simply an Goveraor,- sad of General-Le Coerces', has relies,.
even hospitcs, bad failed), which hundreds can testify. association of brigands, among whom, it is said, the ed, saes, far as human means could reech, their dis.
Surgeon C.,oper rind Co. are consulted daily from ten till eight, ~i
by either sex, confidentially ;or by letters, post paid. indexing King of Naples finds recruits. They are its 4-ea •tressedisittustiew•-• - . . • ;
asemittanee, when inedicium, nod the best advice, will be sent part composed of deserters and refractory conscripts; Tna Gas Lacutts.,-The Gas Lights in Fleet-street
to any part of town or country. of a hardened and desperate character. The •Go:i. and Ludgate-bill• were not . lighted op yvitesday
N.B. The Piles and Fistula cured without burning nurseling,
and those who latos,:r istiel,r the mast distressing cases of drain- vcrnment has directed three Austrian battalions td eiening; nor will they, antiJ aloe :latter end of the
ty(frnea whatever cam, wheiher juvenile indiscrenin nt Other- act in moveable columns with the civil power, against present week, owing to a branch ,now forming
wise) reed not despair, if nosy apply to ftlei"'' "111" wed those depredators. .• from the main pip in Fleatdiseet .tri-leitct up Bridge.
Co., Charlotte House. Cbartotte.ureet, opposite goir laud i
Milt's Chapel, Blacklitare-rural. -a: ..:!:‘• •..
Rome) Dtv. eo.—lt is reported that Moaseignouli 1 aunt: .; • :.• -• ~• ~:... , . ,
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IT is of the bust consequence to ascertain oa
whose Intents and a firm reliance may he
Pliteed ,nattlietion. Messrs. C 1.1 It ILI l. and Co., Surgeons of
eminence Hal hth prates: Mimi( attainments, Nlenttrers of the
Royal Calleees f Loudon nod Feti,Mur.,ll. present to the Pub-
lic the r, suit of 3t, %rani experience in the Core 44 Venereal
CoutWasolo, tool 1111124. Debilities and Deficiencies which not
unfregoently retoolt or enibitt• r the matrimonial stale. In the
sari vs gradations, from wrenf itifection to confirmed UV!,
their sr• nomad commands ver• often n speedy. and always
(*tient cute.- • An ruinous cases, their long ant well-arranged
experience .fives silent /4 ill 9.ini;titiode of decksirru that secures
`the Pairesit from being merciiiialized ant of exisnoce, hav-
int hts imustitotialt tinder hie& and the vital principle destroy-
est by a Intent, but iniidisois disease, or a blind and fatal conti-
dencis et diallt,o erienders.
Lit 'Sevirriss Ihebßien. Vaxnehte Retaliation, and homy of
She Organs, arising firm excessive indulgence, inialistsi sous
din nos., or onlitarvemsmalky, the practice gives new life and
energy to the ro stem, even in rase! which use verging on de-
spair.. Structures mid other derangements of the Urethra they
remove in a mild and effecinal manare. Slight and recent cases
of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pe hod of two
days.
Ta the Foliate Sew it will be cumobtary in know that they
may be cured if those Debilities which defeat conception, mid
sap the foundation of connubial felicity.
Patients treated with candour, delicccy, and inviolable se
erect,.

1110,1 m. CURB nad Co. may be consulted every day, at
their house, 1,7, H istuit-g irdeti.
ea* Letters from the Century, stating minutely the ease
mod* of living. &c. and enlacing a remittance for Advice awl
Id. dlcines, w til t e treated with studious utteutiou.
No. 107. Haitnultuetten.