The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

IMPORTANT SAVING.
NEW INV EN'rED LIGHT, Superfine, Double-
covered, improved Oval-shape BEA Y tilt. HATS, at
rely 12()..
The &meant toropfaists made by Gentlemen, in not being
to obtain, of a good quality, at a moderate price, a Super.
Inc Hat, has Mitered GEORGE FRAN KS and Co.
Wellieron.House„ corner of Redeems...street. Barbican. Mac-
wenn the Public, that in consequence of the vert great re
dactinn that has fatten plate at the last sale of Beaver, !het
have added an additional e:overiug of Beaver to their Hai..
which reoders them capable of wearing comiderably hinges-.
and is the means of their *Nays retaining the mast beautiful,
black ever seen, adde.l to which, they err liiii.hed on their net.
improved Oval-th -pea Blocks. trade in the eters shape of she
head; therefore ruin or damp will hot Mahe least alfert tbeehape
—The unbounded patronage (hernial all parallel) give.. to the—
new-invetittd Ha'., is a wonderful iii.tai.ce of their eacellenc.
over every other Hat ever efferrd to putilic notice.
Merchants and i.el Trade supplied.
aea Be partimilor as to the Addre‘s, ns G. F. and Co. Fire.
set in anv way coaceraeJ wits n retail house hi Bee. h-sireet,
a..me of Franke —N.. unp..id letter. received.

yALMONi,ODY, and Co. most respectfully re.
tom their sithere th•inks to Professional Gentlemen and
the Public foe the Wirral encouragement they have received.
and in consequence of the many bungling imitation.. of their
PATENT SELF-A DJUSTINtI TRUSSES, which are now
daily advertised, without either novelty. improvement. or
utility. consider it their ditty to caution the Public agninst the
impneitintw of such fake pretenders; the True Patent Self-
Adjusting•Trufses. which require per strap!, a..r came, any
confinement to she body. are manufactured only by
Ody, and Co.. 294 Strand. London, and 16.3, Prilitis Royal,
Pant; who have the honour supply the Army and Navy,
Ike Military and Naval Hospitalf. the Transport Service.
Duck Yards aad Ordnance, the Minim Infirmary. the lion.
East India Company, the City of London Truss Society, the
Wiveliwombe, Denbigh, and Brian! Infirm'.
sties, Me Middlesex Hospital. tke. &c.
IL Persia,. sanding in the Country. sending the circum-
ference of the HedY, in incbee, just above the hips, may depend
lipase bete/ accurately fitted.
I—' Peer beer

-st€ Casa of a ..:son who hes .. troubled
M. with a Stricture for Upwards elf 20 years, nod is rensi• to
vase% for the seillewlieity to any Gentleman who may wish to
be stallified la respect of the following account :
To Atr. LYNCH. 98, plohelttrete, St. James'a-square.
Std,-.4 hare liebonive ender a severe and obstinate Sirirtere
of the-Urethra for upwards of 20 years, and for the last 12
years have beta under the ease of the most ea:locos of the Fa-
tally, %Jihad reteiviag tiny perusaieet ielief. I wassail:4,rd
by some 141 gi) into the Hospital. and try the present regimen is
cases sof Stricture. which I declined, owing to oily age, which
wus at that time 48. and feeling confident that I ItTsd not strength
to alder ipa way al .lent °titration, 'Nose up the idea. The last
tarmac to whole I applied was Ain eminent Surgeon. who told
Me that he could give ate ate relief, but advised me to apply to
matte prison who studied that complaint alone. Otte day read-'
ike sour Adsettisentent in. the Courier. I applied to you for
relief. After beingunder your rare for 40 weeks, I obtained a
e.opkie cure. 1 ,lm 56 yeari of age, and able in f ay
empinsittent s my strength of body is returned, and I can eat
mid driuk with a tree appetite. I um ready to give further
itstliculers to any 'tenon requiring il, out of gratitude for your
4ieel attention, wives I shall always acknowledge, god for the.
benefit f tummies khosiriiit leaittrt the mime &maid Malady
reifg petfettly satestieti that by yoift mode of treattiredt swell
cumilloane way be entirely anutkilatcd.-1 remain, Sir. %mew
;tamest mat elamlivni -ertiant, • J. CHAI'MAN.
14, IL By appiyingtoldr. Lyach he will refit soy die. Idle;

TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that
are daily mode to impose an the unwary a spurious
composition instead of the GENUINE BLACKING, pre-
pared by DAY and It the move adopted a new
Label, in which their adtire4s, 97. Hmb, kissiboeu, is so coo-
'piquantly placed in the centre, that 'bey least as attention to
this, and the difference of the type, whieb w unlike all letter-
press, will viable Purchowrs at once to detect the
The Real JAPAN BLAtKING, matte and sold Wholesale
by DAY and MARTIN. 97. High Hatboro. and retailed by
the principal Grocer*. Druggi.ts. annlaellers. Iroommtgen,
Natalie's. Unal-maker-, &e. in the United Kingdom, in But-
ties at ed., 1.., anti la. 61. e.tch.

THE following Letter has appeared is several
Nlaraing Papers :
TO THE EDITOR OF THE CONSTITUTION.
" Sit,—Observing a paragraph Wrier Paper !expecting the
erre of an Hernia, performed I of a large mine) by the Medical
Board, at Charlotte-house, Gre it Csarlotte-sireet, Elnekfriars-
road, in justice, Sir, to Mesas. Cooper. and Co. I bee to add
my personal testimony. Having been afflicted near 20 years,
and deemed incurable by eminent 4ngewat. I patiently bore
my affliction, expecting every have to he my las: ; I at leogth
applied in the Medical Board. sad hare reason to pray far
that excellent Establishateto, fir agitlosiyit I nut near 60. was
perfectly cared in a few weeks, sad now. thank G pd. eajoy
good health. I think, Mr. Editor, ail-who tante me will allow
that I can have no other motive for this communication than a
public beitefit.—l am, Sir, 'roar obedient servant,
" Cs CLEVELAND.
" Dog and Stile,. near 1,,,a0....e,;adt
Si. George% fields. Oct. 1817."

Ikon. COOPRR Co. are eamelted daily until aloe at
sight. in particular complaint', tondo:Wm the question of throe
o Ito have been imp roped% termed. Rammed "Menu attend
at Charlott—h,.use, on ktuodrkaa at lirriew,„ mid Re wnwt.
Noel-6 'tee on Wednesdays. who use radicaby eared on 'demi-
& and anatiamiral prineipleo. wittiest unlessl opermi it or
theiout•elei.riatioa. Patiits44 at a aiilabat dteritting theft
taw, may have the enroll+, prates sent to any part of the
ingduo, by Iv hick means the..mayobtaina tote.—
Leue*containing ia eoefLure immediate* mita- Wed to.

bieteenter, end a watchman ether..
the house; that Mr. VVilliaars asked. this Dep..
if his name was William Cliff, and on Deponent's
answering in the affirmative, he said, "you must go
with me, for Lord Sidmouth wants to speak to yen.
That thin Deponent asked for whet, and Mr. Wil-
liams replied, " I -don't knew; but you bad better
go up stairs and dress yourself." That this Depo.
nent then went up stairs and dressed himself, and
while so doing Newton searched his (Deponent's)
house, tied obtruded himself into the bed-room of this
Deponent, whilst Ms (Deponent's) wife was in a
state of nudity (except her night-clothes) upon the
floor, in an almost frantic Mate of Matto at his arrest.
And this Deponent saith, that he was then taken to
the County Jail, and detained there until shoat tett
o'clock in the day, when he was handcuffed to an-
other person of the name of James Birkin ; and a
ring-bolt being pot round the leg of each of them, I
chain was run through both the handcuff and rings
bolt, which was so short that they could with diffi•
culty stand upright. And this Deponent saith, Mr.
Williams, with Mr. Newton and the Jailer, pot him
and Birkin into a post-chaise, which carried them
about half a mile from the said town of Derby, on
the London road, and the Mail coming op they were
(himself and Birkin) pet into it, and brought to
London by the said Mr. Williams. And this Depo-
sent saith, that an their arrival in Loudon they were
taken to the Public-office, 8.. w-street, and delivered
to the custody of an officer, about six o'clock in the
morning of the twentieth ; and after remaining at jhe
office about an hour, they were taken to a public.
house opposite to the office and put in a small room,
where they were maimed the whole day, and at night
were released only from the landau 11, the confinement
of the legs wills the chain bring still continued ; nor
was the handcuff or ring-bolt removed during the day,
even on either of this Deponent or the said James
Birkin wishing to retire for the purposes of nature,
but he was obliged to drag his fellow-prisoner with
him, whilst he performed even those offices. He re.
mained at the public-house there until about two
o'clock of the twenty-first, when he was released
from his chains, and carried to Lot(' Sidmosth's Of-
fice in Whitehall. His Lordship, after asking his
age, said, " you are appreoended order a Warrant
from me, on suspicion of High Treason, and I shall
commit you to safe and dose confinement until de-
livered by due course of law ; and if you have any
thing to say, you are now at liberty to speak." He
declared his innocence, and told his Lordship be
hoped he would give some proof of his guilt, as be
was not aware that he had any enemy until he was
'taken up. His Lordship replied, that his informs.
lion was from the most respectahle source, but that
Deponent should have a list of the evidence against
him, and due notice of his trial before it commenced.
He was, then removed into another room for abort
awioor; and this Deponent further saith, that he
wear then taken to Cold Bath-fields Prison, with
James Birkin and Samuel Haynes; and they were
put with Francis Ward and John Holpies (brought
from Nottingham on similar charges). He was de-
tained there until the twesity-foorth, and was then
(with Ward) 'emoted to Oxford Castle; and be was
tints separated from Ward and conveyed to one of
the ,cells appropriated for prisoners under sentence
of death, and after the aspiration of four days, was
removed into the turnkey's chamber, and Ward was
taken to occupy the cell ; and they were thus changed
every four days. (The cell had no window, and
whim the door was shut was perfectly dark; and,
though there was a fire-place in the room, the chimney
smoked so badly, that for whole days together he could
not light the fire.) The bed-room had a window is
it, but was so damp that, after the aspiration of a
week, he bad liberty from the Jailer to have access
to each room daring the day, in order that he might
dry the bed-etotbes by his fire, previously to
being locked up for the night; that be remained for
at period of about three mouths, and was deo satin.
ed to be with Ward in the turnkey's lodge. He was
detained until the thirteenth of November, when Mr.
W. Gate, the Jailer, informed them be* had received
terms fur their liberation.-on their entering into a
personal recognisance of One Hundred Pounds, to
appear on the first day of the, next Term, in the
Court of King's Bench. They accompanied Mr.
Wyatt to Dr. Cooke, of Oreford, and,, on entering
into such recognisance, was discharged- And this,
Deponent further saith, that be has p wife end two
children, one three years old in Jesse, and the other
twelvemonths old in July last, totally dependant on
himself for sopport,and destitute of any friencla or re-
lotions who could, without distressing themselves, af-
ford them relief; and that hie wife was obliged to
apply to the parish, who allowed her six shillings per
week, which (with her owe industry) was all she I
bid to support betselt and Infants.. And this Depo-
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