The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-05 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On the !Id in•it. at n church. Mr. John Ireland. sur-
geon. of St. I.eunard*‘-square. nushury. second son of the
Rec. John Ireland. of Sunda ich, Kent, to Mks Sanderson,
of Hampton Court.
On the &I inst. et Ilemtnn. Mr. Joseph Ooodebild. jen.
of South% ark. to Ilarriet !balsa. daughter of Mr. James
%S of the cornier place.

DIED.
On tinnilay morning, at his father's lions*. in Harley-
street. ages' If% V. Nista. the eldest son of Dickin:
son, Esq. M.P. after a liageriag illness.

AVERAGE PRICER OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND W ALEN.
From the Returns received in the ‘eel ending N. 27„
IS7 .—Wheal. 7114. Id.—Rye, 41. 10.1.—Baritl. yg.
—Oats. $13.... id.—Means. 44i. dd.—Peng. 47...0d.-041.
meal. 159. dd.
The .Aterage Prier of drown or %amend,' sigar.".
puted from the Returns wade in the 11 rek ending no iht
of Ma). 1920. is 303. lid. per cwt.
Srariter Is mode. fortiler Ix re.
The treatment cure effectual.
tC.% N Di I) Exao.i nation of Profeggional Pretensions

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Iherefore, no hesitation in
hill k unit. to be 1
feared tnose sho are conscious of im 1
.rich whom he now acted I carariTy. 1
if gover 00000 mit, and then foil tinpr...oeil at en early point' of our professional career I
rotary lieform, he, for one, with the importance of a more minute :mention to a class of 1
hr had always thought that diseases 9 eculiarly affeetiug the graimer operations of Ns.
err would lie. indeed never titre. uI. boldly desicted from what was held to be medical I
1".) ortlioli..,. : n t tacked the vaunting,. of mop rieism . and. knife-
on end fir. covert. and the il.flt:ll4 IN vile wirrt...te,. rmlghier ourteives justly entitled
to Clot approbniimi and patronage which, for twent years,
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flanks foil himself and col-
hate rewarded our stiecrasfid and devoted studies. 'lll,
t•stiteation of our eniigittenedbretbren.who frequently appml
to our (Tipton, is en additional gratification to our Wes,
ens, Dr. Lushington, and while oar authority from the College itself, strengthened as 1
it is to the most euilinsitistle testimonials of almost every I
returned thanks. • Professor in the British Nletropolia, must ever protest Ike
i;s gratitude for the nnea- sanetits of our fame from .msy or misrepresentation. 1
imp aDv had just conferred I The lutpetuority of youth. or the momentary want atm. '
Id 1,,,,. drank Ike health of I Lion in tl e maturer man, often lead to the effects of a et&
ratiptsi.m„ which they baill tagious disease; kappa. therefore, may the early applicant i
rprising. because, n berever
be coiled. whose anxiety can ha alleviated by a few days' I
was known, there also were
care: and even in the mute advanced stages, ehassoludion i
by numerous' symptoms, we can Illustrate our asserthm, by I
qualities of 3lr. Serieant rendering the treatment hail& the rare effectual.
Serjeasit Lens) stood forth El PI S organic chimer. or functional disturbance. lark
integrity—(elseen)--for he I dental to the generatiie economy, falls equally within ow
iliriteel by the Cross n, to re- province, and will yield to nor attention. Among these are I
'ea I 1 li soli of honour which . diseases of the urethra. aen I.nes.t. and constitrtionaldwasim
es, deeming them to be not 1 ments, of howeser long duration.
le price to be paid fur thew The child of inanition may be restored to tippet**. Mk
le.—(i'lleers.)—Woubli that I-instead of being palmated by nervous delfility. lis weds-
r(.ll,. wed by more of his pro- 1
acunlaatde:ehre,intsel inrtr gir,onoof
to of
allowv i go rt oh
rhs s i 1
classificationse of
limb el
la sat that some had not fni" 1 jectt. but they are amid% detailed in a Work we lately I
i pn lie life in the same path ' fished. called." The rligis of 1,1fe." the rapid sale of
I so un'irriatinglY Pnrs'ied- I accompanied 'site an increasing practice, are natimildb
il been when they were the proofs of our general utility. The Book can be had si A
ry had become contemptible Paternoster-row : 00, Pall-Mall; 41. Piccadilly : 10, Primes.
n, since, by the desertion of street. BOW; 174, and 31, Fleet-street ; or at say it S&
ley had lost that respect:lW. sellers.
i additional weight to ergo- No diseases are felt with greater poignancy by the mewl
rountryinen as unblushing than those occasioned by his own imprudence; and is *
ion. Wan as the arts of the eases of consultation is liberality of education in the Pee
lessor more desirable. than where the most unbounded 11111.
een, there was none of them 1 fhlence is placed. and she most inviolable secrecy is expire*
jai's' l'; the Bends thosewn° thus the terms aro plainly staled at the fir.t iuteniew. *eh
rtion by the prostitution of answer to letters minutely detni:ine the symptoms. mile
a of lawny were therefore closing a remittance for medicke and advice. whirl' mobs
Tress their opinions of such forwarded to su) part of the world.
ty which at retsina existed HORS{ and Co.. M. R. C. Surg....ns, IL Rouverie-stenk
put bar to defend them : for Flevt-street.— 1 private door roo:ut the corner.
of the last year, they would " What alight neglects, what trivial taints sieshruy
a t nimbi into the Courts of "'The hardiest Inlet! !"
al offences of every descrip- MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted lit*
ght to encourage by every selves to the study of, and been gratified hyt=
, honest, and intrepid bar, considerable practice.in those branches of the pr
riling had been considerably which they thought proper to select, trust, that angel%
ilium are ail
in the libel laws, and 1 years residence in th;s metropolis, their talents
,atannihilated by the arts , known, and their reputation so fully established, that Num
I logy is requisite for their deviation from the reveler NAM
down public meetings P— s
thin I prarthee. It may be proper to state, that their Walsall
"Id if he eciiiid do anY thing , cation lies been of the lint class; that they are WNW
rhich they had given to the 1 the Royal Colleges of London and Isklinburgh ;snail-a*
' the bar was of the utmost I factory evidences of the troth of this statement, tisk
if the country.—(('heers.)— 1 ma'. and testimonials may be seen at their House, Rj.ll
meeting with a view of sup- illation-garden. where they may be consulted with IWO*
' Middlesex, and also of pro- I eat secrety and honour by patients of either selt,llllllldld 4
s. lie hail rouse also to sup- 1 any of the follow ing complaints :-1. The Venereal DIM*
kg Friend, Mr. Whitbread, : for which they hove discovered a remedy, which Is
e virtues of his father—be-
• romplete snbstitu te for memory Meteors*
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a friend to him—and re s-but has also The advantage of endirating the disorder 111110
Sr. lie hail been the friend of pout debilitating the constitution.—L le cam of 144"44
Debitity and Vascular Relaxation, whether produced kin!'
spy of the oppressor. When i Oriel excesses, by the immoderate enjoyments ef serve
that illustrious individual, pleasures, or by solitary sensuality, where
(Mr. Whitbreatl) had been " The vigour sinks, the habit melts •11,111.
I African, the defender of the The cheerful. pure, and animates' bloom
ed of every individual whom I Dies from the fate, with squalid atrophy
ever wounded.—(Pieces.)— I Drawled. in sallow melancholy clad.
ckward in supporting an in- Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possessing of a kle‘e. :
I that Malta unrivalled for its superior elleact.in gillelf_,..n'
a zeal, ability, his courage, nacular fibre of the patient, resterialLige„_el7se
He was not aware that a • re-establishing his vigour. withal* issiowi%
erred.—(('heen.)—Whe * and thus exposing him to the down of en;
Whitbread's) great ' • floricturesofthaUrethra.Messrs.Curriessete
!If, and felt his bloat -•
. l meat has so far surpassed every othe 040
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h his veins.—(C ! _ .i . • t they have excited the aslordahatellt SIMI Or;
tmy Hon. young t•• ' .`' the moat distinguished Surgeons. by olliortiet
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en of such a f 'lf , ~,,,a, cures which deed all the renewers
e under the - h .
.. , of any of these coasplaiere "le r Tr&
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ill be assailed 11 same 1.. f nrr IVr. . . Itit the greatest skill and solidest*
as that of regular pritedliellere!
aof wealth and °nears country are re:wetted to oats Ira e
may the memory of his and Mode of lirfeg. meander a ..
a with safety through the ;, •
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Imbranee of his virtues, * , „.-1.00, 107, Hatloallwee'
abilities, suggest to bins, is , WT.
i N.1111113(11.: TIIIS
in words convey, the impres-
A nersooo, 18 sic IM
d do likewise.' --(Cheers.)
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and the independent electors - ahodt the Oft
and NMI a
" • sax" and " Tile CONIIIMITUTION" (WM
turned thanks. Peprr), No. 191. Strand. eremite St. Ctemesit's l•
. areeemrs. ei,ediebtee sad adyietir
Cod the and at eleeton by R. WARDFCLL. Jou., L. 1« S.: to stew Al no
adds'meakatioas, Ordors, Se aro requested to Is.