The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-17 00:00:00

NEWMARKET JULY *STING, is:n.
W FDNEIIDAY. An .y 14. •

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• Lord Jersey's Antonio, Itst. ea Lord G. H. Cavendisb's Raee
rw,sa, in. Mb.. Two-yr-oldy. 100 p.. 2tol on Antonio.
A Ilatilliap Sweepstakes iso each, 10gs ft. if declared in a-
smarter alai boor after tbetteiglits are mused, fur all ars.--
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INICe of *attend's grantor, 6.yrs sm. Sit. - I
Lord Foley's b. by Mr. Teazle, 5-yrs 014, est. 21b. • 2
Lord Lowther's Dimity, 5-yrs old, fist. Sib. - 3
Mr. Andrerr's Morel, aged, Sit. Me. - - 4
Bto 1 apt Salvalor. 6to 1 apt Dimity. 2to 1 apt Morel.
The Towo Plate of 501. for S-yr old cnits, 80. 41b. and fillies,
• fist. List rode and a distance of D. C.
Mr, Craven's hr. c. T -- 1
Toole
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Dole ot Rolland's Al. f. Melt s - - .• • g
Geo. Grosvenor 's cis. f. Defiance - . 3
Duke of Grafton's b. c. Joe Miller - - 4
3to 1 ay,st TooteY. '5
to 2 agst Joelfillcr.

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Cosenza's INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquest was
held at the King's Arms, Westatiostminster-road, ou
the bodies of two men lately in the employ of Mr.
James• Atkinson, a distiller, near the Asylum, St.
George's Fields. The deceased, on Monday last,
unfortunately attempted to clean atolls vat, which
contained a quantity of what is termed- iron liquor.
The oldest of the men, who had been many years in
I the service of Mr.' Atkinson, put the ladder into the
vat and descended ; but when near the bottom he
fell down insensible. The other man immediately
Went down to assistance, and also fell in the same
state. Before assistance could be procured to take
I them out they were both dead, having been suffo-
cated by the foul air at the bottom of the vat.—
Verdict, Died by Sqffocation.
SHORT WEIGHT UP BEEN), &c.—ln order to in-
duce malingers of parish concerns to observe a very
essential part of their duty (viz. the inspection of
weights and measures), a duty too often wholly neg-
• lotted by them, the following statement is submitted
-.for their consideration :—a certain parish in this
county is to contain GOO families, -who buy
their bread of bakers, &c. and each family to consume
' one quarters loaf per day, whie'4,- according to law,
Should weigh 41b. 51ot. but the weight of the loaf
sold has been generally under 41b. 240 z. conse-
quently
• a loss appears in each loaf of 3oz. which,
reckoned at one farthing per ouuce, makes an annual
loss to the consumers of 6811. 7s. Gd. From this
statement it may be readily conceived, how much
greater a loss is sustained in all places where there
has been no late inspection of weights and met.
sures. Flour, cheese, bacon, and other articles sold
in retail shops (which swarm in every populous neigh-
bouritood), are as likely -to be rendered deficient
in weight as bread. to the palish_ above alluded to,
where there are more than 1000 families, although
600 only are stated to boy their bread, no inspection
has been known during the last tett years ; its mag-
nitude may not be sufficiently considered. If a loss of
0841. 7s. 6d. annually be, found in the sale of bread
in one parish, what an immense addition to that
sum must arise out of the numerous articles of a
boor man's purchase, when weights and measures are
not dull attended to, forming altogether, perhaps, a
sum annually equttl to the whole money collected for
the relief of the poor in that parish !—(Gloucester
Journal.)
Mr. John Srttith, auctioneer, of Northampton,
drowned himself in a fit of despondency, in a pond,
at Fawsley Park, on Wednesday se'nnight.
The Sheriff of Canterbury has received the Prince
Regent's pardon to Joseph Newsom, convicted of
forgery at the January Sessions, 1811, on condi-
tion of his being transported to New South Wales,
for and during the term of his natural life.
The route: for the present season are nearly over.
I They were ,so numerously attended, that even the
kitchens were thrown open for the company in many
places, and fortunate were those who could obtain
a seat on the stairs. The greater the squeeze the
greater the fashion ; and the more desirable for those
who were in the practice of purloining shawls and
silverspoons !
Yesterday the Prize Wherry, given by the Funny
Club, was rowed for by seven pairs of oars. The
competitors started from Westminster-bridge for the
first heat, to row round a boat moored off the first
windmill above Vaarxhall, down tale Surrey shore,
round the beacon, and through the centre arch of
A CHALI.RNGsi:'
Westminster-bridge. The first three boats were to MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in
be allowed tested for the second heat. The win- IV-1. his Majesty's service. rhallenite
Method of
the whole world to
ning beats trcordingly started for the second heat, Erirka.setieleicitre:t wdlesteire„releet".lellitievhraticeMelef many
and pulled. from Westminster-bridge, round a boat years in this particular branch of their profession bin not civee
I moored in the middle of the river, off the Red House,
es tonnethu"crecli4iul wirt
Ca
a rd. 11".fenVItliinaliVArterfiCIAr-
clown the Surrey shore, and through the centre arch PLAINTS, La; 11ate;lieraiigetracteof the Wan. which is the
07 Westminster-bridge. The- skill exhibited by the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful :frees of a habit Isnig
competitors afforded the spectators a rich treat.— and punned
sow it w ill a' udio by y
be the utatlll'ungthaibluorfreholheyaersreesu.sessn;
Johnson, of Vatutholl, and Colfe, of Horseferry, the other have it:, ravages fatally developed to them by a dis-
distityruished by purple streamer, kept the admit- trein.g slate of debilit,;:ii which, of not
otetoselydroems,indlig,etfir.ecroti,i;
tage Siring the contest, and finally won the boat. unlet:lseieln nlinTetros., loss of ese atnreusic4ulaermpoevarr. and various Pet-
The admirers of sailing were also gratified yester- wens eottliAtillt9, usually characterise the earlicat stage: of this
day by a good display of fresh-water tactics. The LorolihtssiFbvlbiert.ll;irefirirsreootTomleirimillsosititt under
hdai
nevert de irs col:1:111.0 tn!
sailing-boats, which have hitherto gained some ho- the tour:' of a long, laboriiitas, and marl: extended
nour above Westminster Bridge, were put in compe- n"ecalcien-fectintlwwilgt:biliobtittirlds Cr: reljurjrieletLeasse:„,l,Y„e:
.tition 'at Blackwell, where they had more opportu- creacences, bard tuvastars, callous ulcers, eruptiout, sentinsd
nity.of displalng Their manoeuvres to advantage.— westkoess, glees, us alsoS
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The contest was forthe cops' and covers given by the li,bether resent or of luniltisrCatiers, and. o bleb have baled the
Cantherllntld S'Aciefy. Captain Farr rather, of the skill of other prartioners, err, by their preacht itispratreel plan
11.4lissima, having declared that his name had been of
itanseirtrti, effectually ande Petta
rK :11:31.-vaitt.ts.uird. without
entered in the list of boats to sail without his autho-
ray, several' Gentlemen engaged in the match, who In the coarse of I went v years e siemi Ye practice in this retro-
which frequently follows title applietsition of the lunar caustic,
would otherwise have declined, under an idea of the
superior sailing of the 13ellissima, and her owner's rregi't case'
h tuloafl set rrisllicnohan vteof bnfilicith"d are nano a's-
is
safe. certain, aid expeditious mode 1.1. s.tspe-iisr toasty
skill. The successful navigators on this occasion other yet adopted.. The weakness, rela!atiun, danslitiar
were Captain Astley, in the Mercury, and Captain pmr,V„d43,,,lfi.rret.realsholsanctrajtitaiv"itlitit!ou speedily
hr Its. liar Where the
Heigkinton, in the Vixen. We did not bear of any debility has for years existed. a proper per-ever:ince in their re-
accicleut. • • Istoritive remedies, after the stricture hos hero slestroved, is in-
dispenably
.requisite to revive the slumbering spoils of lite,
BM to re-mtistonte the Constitution.
'BIRTHS,'
Several Noblemen and Cleotlenten of the fir's respect
the Lady of Henry Brandon, Fag. of a have been eider the Vire of Messrs. Comic and Co. fir the re-
. moral of cossiplaiiils of the orells•a.-strictorev, Atc. and having
On Thursday. Ilse lady of Charles Raymond Barker, FAq. i received a radical and perm:owns cure, request that ref/Testers
of filargarettrel, CavendishAquare, of a pm may heigiven to them, as s diilareory evidences of Itte dechiro
- _ superio,ity of Mears. Currie and Co.'s, plan of treatment.—
Many of thee Gentlemen have had strictures from ars_ln t:.Vr!‘ly

AN TI-I M PET 11l EN ES or, Soloitian's Drops, Ica Meth,
eine superior to every other Itciordy ..t discovered iu Wi. er
any other age, for tile speedy removal and radira cure of the
Scurvv. leprost , Rheumatic or Gouty Olio., Serafino or K.,c,
Evil, Ulcer, of every Descriptinti, Swelled or Inflatio,l Leas,
&c lu Dinirders where Saliva, iop has repeatedly fa.l-e, to'
110 other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to o.at
health he unfortunately lust, the Anti-Itapetigenes have been
found the great nee only restorer of I lealth and Vigma. 'nurse
Drops purify the Bbmd, and restore tile S 3 win when
by the imprialem use of Mercury. •
The :thine Medicines ore inclosed in plain directions, nith
surprising Cures, authenticated by Person- of Itespectalsilittr,
and are made up in Bottles, price Ilalfsm-finittea each. Ti.cs
are also Family Bottles. tit lb. containing rout of the smaller
ones, wherein gs. mire
TheA BST ERG ENT LOTION clears and beautifies theSk'n;
remove s speedily, without pain or (footsie, all kinds of Pimple ,
Tetters. Ring-worms, Sputs,'llvdness, Swelltngs or Carbuitelts
of the Nose, Blotches, and every Species of Cutaneous Erni'.
lion nn the Surface of the 'finnan Holy. It is 'termini rly plea-
sant in its operation; an agreeable stiftacis to the Skin imme-
diateay succeeds its use. It sweetens and refreshes the whole
Complexion, whirls retisises, It sae amid the same time,
no enlivened appearance. The Pottlir: 11.1ve been long cat-
kin:et, of the cell:duds of its lillCre...i ns si safe meal certain iv.
tardy fur ilerpetic Coasplitiub in general. Pints 4s. 6d. Hat;
pints 2s. SJ.
Observe the words "Sam'. Stdonion, Liverpool," Palmyra on
the Stamp ; all others are ca,uoierfrii.
Sold by all Venders of Ge mine Medicines in the United
Kincrlnm Of *limn nosy also be had,
Dr SOLOMON'S justly celebrated GUIDE to IIHALTII;
or, Ada ire to both Sears, price Ss.
)' Dr. SOLOMON expects when enoculted, the wail
compliment of it One Pound Nate; but till written Cases or
Letters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, tire requested to
lIICIOSe only Half a-Guinea. Such letters should for safety, he
thus directed:—" Money letter. 1)r. Solomon. Cli!ead-house.
near Liverpool. Paid double Postage." Letters many he or-
dered to be addressed to X. 1. ur A. B. at the; Puss-Ace, till
castled for. .

A °VICK.
WHEN Men of Education and Professional
,Skill, use persevering endeavours so discover the gnat
safe and certain uteibud of treating it. fetv prevailing Diseases,
the successful result of their experience is the hest proof of
auperiorii
heists. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to maks
the cure of the f Bowing the object sf their particular study,
via. a certain Disiorder, frequently etracted in a eminent of
bootie/Libel, mid its Cl/PC..1111 tapas. Sit monies imil Gleet.,
by an improved pine, are speedily and effectually cured t isnln.
Debility, w bother arising front ti:lirt hail:than indulgences, keg
rcsidenee in warm cantata), or a secret salitary vice, wo one,'
unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; in the one caw-
ing sterility, or barrentws.s t and bs the other a immersion mitt
of nervous diseases, ',hid'. if not timely remedied, terminnte in
impotence and Consumption. In dial distressing:date oaf debili-
ty or deOcients, beater the consequence of such hateful be-
( bits, or arising front any other cause, by which the powers of
the constitution become enfeebled. us regaled% educate,: gar.
geoi:s of Landon they uffer it firm, safe, and speedy restoration
to sintnd anti vigisrous health.
Tee result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them,
by n soperinr method. to remove Venereal Complaints, how-
ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the • pliient
to the least miming its vie or exercise ; and in recent eaves,
wherein• early application is Londe Oil discovery if the infeetion,
they frequently perform a tore in the short space of two days.
• The unprecedcated success of their inside of ire tinent w h lets 10,
never been known to fail in one single instance its a practice et
tillers& veil's,. daring whirl, period smithy shasswied gentles of boott
sieves have been cured, even after severe and injurious ine,lio
h.al been pursued by other Practitimwris without effect), induces
them to thus puhlicly offer their advice.
Metisrs. Goo and Co exclusively priorming the cure of these
particular complaints, in Order that they may nut he it 'irked
by a mistaken few, wills the oblaquy se Justly mtached to this
ism:rent empiric, think it but justice tit themselves to state, that
they have been properly estimated and initiated hue ever 3, branch
of she profession (certificates of which, from different Hospi.
tall, and tedium:Oils from the most eminent Physichns, Nary
have to convince any inquirer), that the unveils resulting from
their endeavours Snit induced them to ;pit the of
the general Practitioner, and they presume that their prelim.
daps c.nstitute a fair ground fur the unprecedented cmiandeace
with which they have, by the Public, been YU liberally htr
'Muted.
Patients in the Country are requested to Mate the parties.
lam of their riot., age. nod manner of living, inclining a Bask
None fir Advice end Medicines; and the same will be furwarded
to any rad sit she Kingdom.
GOSS and CO. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, lleet•strei t.

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angers, by knocking againit'thern .
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tooMaiuseasellentll Fair Mile-(tope, Oxfordshire. r• • I Many of thew Gentlemen have had strictures troll test In usrogy
he folloseci them a considerable Os iss fO., Josem Field, Ea., oghlopeesipAlleess, ran, and had-been under the care of Merrs. Home, Heaviside.,
;.ascertained their intentions, andr and other Surgeons of equal emineoce, who attempted the cure
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, at Telgusposeit'Llevaphive Amp Bp& . by the opptiention of the lunar comic, without rumps.
be suspicious characters, he went lAgs DR. oir Upper dote test, Bedford-Pure, to Mu • Poseisou to the country are requested to wate•the pa!tietilsrs
Pym, sister of Cape. Ptai IL • . of their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. unclosing
of them iato custodY, the third, on 'Tuesday last 11Gttiolaj Itrdaill, Fee, of Doso-street, '
nst active; escaped. The- other Fiesbury, to Charkitsei yosupput .t Mar or Mr. ibtascorah; inane: fidadaite and medicines, when the mime wilt he
bed the Prisoners' persons as being. Seuthitgle• . • . ! cm, so essential to their undertaking. thi plains* ur letters
~ galwea or sent to any part of she Illogdom. To remise that se-
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mr . . . , may be added oldie ameupeLfire medicines.
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iof theta, and.friends of the other,' t • atßa., • ! Mean. Carrie and Co. spay be.comulted by eithetatex, vrith
u...i.Ellsalsefli, Wife si Mada ford, of Walcot-phace, La- the greatest delicacy, secrecy, mid howar, al their house, No.
Magisitrates out orcOminiseration . -o- - • •
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kto. commit theta till the Sessions, Nist Yore( MINANDNNIME:teIieI if ille late Edward
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