The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-26 00:00:00

HARVEST IN SCOTLAND.

Ormntigi, Acct. t has commenced me
tiallv in all the better kinds of soil in Dumfries-shire
and will be rite general by the end of the preset'.
week. Even in the beginning and middle of 1a.,; wsri,
we observed about a mile from Dumfries, nanc a goodit
row of stoks—particularly of wheat and barley: at'it
since that period, several fields of oats hale alas' beet
found ready for the sickle. In the neighbourhood en
Kirliendbrlght , the traveller is also gratified with the
sight of well-filled sheaves; but, generally speaking.",
believe the crops iu Galloway are somewhat behind that
in Huttifries-share. In particular situations, the stroncee
description of crops have been sadly lodged by the lak
boisterous weather, hut upon the wdolc, we are hal p.• to
understand, that the damage arising from this raust
be much less than was at one time supposed. Ye.ter
morning a considerable number of shearers assembh;
in our market, although scarcely any of them fobs
employers; but this morning wages were fixed at Is.ii
per day, and a few engaged at that rate.

EXAMINATION—Tonching the merits of the Sts•(
Lottery, to he drawn on Wednesday next.
Ho you ever remember a Lottery with fpw;
that contained so large an amount of Jlunrt• in Nit,
rieurtio.

Pia you ever see a Scheme in which there were twe
of 21►,000/. anal 48 other Capitals, all in Money, wit,
only 5 600 Tickets ,icoidu.

Ina you ever see a Lottery. the ScheinP of
was wore fairl framed, or the nook of draoing as
sa!isfactory, as every Ticket is to hr &Jiro sitter.
each deciding its own fate, and no other 7--Nuo mei
rieurclo.

MARRIED.

On Thnrsday to *t st. Pancra: thurrh. Tobias Rrov4.e.
of Kentish Tow it, Esq. to Sarah Attu Edgar, of the same
react.

DIED.
On Monday last, at hishouM at Hendon. William Godwis.
Esq. in iris :.1111 dear.
At 11111A4. I. on the twist inst. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Eves
lie. Mari. aged 71.
On Thur+day ei ening. in Cadngnn-plitre. in the .Mth Ulf
Of his age. (ir•n:le' Sun nforth, Esq. of Ti oily cotter. cas.
bridge, eldest son of Richard litainforth. Esq.

What slight tweeds. what trivial faults destroy
" The hardiest frame !"
F';!sS It S. CURRIE and CO. twine deeoteii thee...-
selves to the study of, and been gratified by, the most
consiJersble prartice in those branches of the prnfession
wheel' they thought proper to select, trust. that after loins
years residency in this metropolis. their talervs are so nett
Imo% n, and their reputation so full• established, that nu spa-
Iney is requisite for their deviation from the revelsr trade of
praelice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Lie
cation hss been of the first class; that they are hie:sayers of
the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh: and a poi,.
factory et ideuces of the trnth of this statement'. their diple-
mss and testimonials way be seen at their House, No. 107,
ilatton-ger.len, where they may be consulted with thetrest-
est seeresy and honour by patients of either sex. satiated by
any of the following complaints:-1. The Venereal Disease. •
for which they have discovered a remedy, which is not only
a complete substitute for mercury• is the cure of this cuspidal,
but has also the advantage of eradkating the disorder la-
ma debilitating the eonstitinios.—e. In cases of Mesa
Debility and Vascular Relaxation. whether produced byres
ivisl excesses, by the inutioderate enjoy meets of sand
pleasures, or by solitary sensuality. where
The vigour sinks, the habit melts awny,
The cheerful, pure, and animated bloom
Dies from the face, with squalid atrop:ty
Devoneti, in sallow melancholy clad."
s. Currie and Co. are in possession of a MecU4se
that stands unrivalled for its superior dimity. in Ai% nig tow
to every muscular fibre of the patient. restoring his *shad
spirits, and re-establishing his s igour, without inflaming the
constitution, and thus exposing him to the dangers of a re-
lapse.-3. In Strietu res oftheUrethra.klessrs. Currie snd Co.'s
plan of treatment has so far surpassed even other method
of cure, that they have excited the astonishment and gyre-
Witte of the most distinguished Surgeons, by erecting. is
three weeks, cures which defied all the resources of their
skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their patients
will be treated with the greatest skill ■nd solicitude. The
fee required is the same as that of regular practitioners.
Patients in the country are reqnested to state particular
of their ease. age, ■nd mode of living. enclosing a Rank of
England Note. when the necessary medicines and advice ell
be seat to any part of the world.—No. an, Hattoe-garden.
BIRTHS.
At his Lordship's house, in Piccadilly, N Tnesday. the
Countess of Rose/berry, of a daughter.

Saintlier in Rondo. for-fifer ifft sr.
The treitruent guild—the cure Archal.
ACA NIN I/ Exalt, iit .1 tion of Proli.satonai Pretetsioes
is only to be feared by those who ere eonscious of ta-
capeeity.
Impressed at an early period of our professional career
with the isuportanee of a more minute attention to r class of
diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
ture. we bo‘ily desisted (rem what was held to he medics'
orthodoxy : attacked the Ts ithtiogs of map- 'ciao. Ind.'s% die
(Callus Its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly entitled
to that approbation and patronage which. for twenty
have rewahied our successful and devoted studies. Die
estimation of our enlightened hrethren.who frequently *Frei
to our opinion, is an additional gratifieation to our yrifie.
white our authority from the College itself, strengthened se
it is by the most enthusiastic testimoaials of almost ewer
Professor in the British Metropolis, must ever protect the '
earasits of our fame from tiny or ndsrepreseetatioe.
The impetuosity of youth, or the movnestary want of Wir
lion in the maturer mall, often lead to the effects of aarey
tegious di. ; hippy. therefore, may the early aplaiew.
be called. s hose anxiety can be alleviated by a few eat/
care: and p 1 ra in the more advanced stages, rharseterizr4
by aumerons symptoms. we can illustrate oar assertion. 10f
rendering thedrintment mild, the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or functional distorbasee. finer
dental to the generative economy, falls equally within orie
province, and *ill yield to our lineation. Among these foe
diseases of the urethra, weakness. and constitutional -
ments, of however long duration.
The child of ivani.ion may be restored to appettmee.
instead of being exhausted by nervous debility, be 'sin Or
esthete the manlier proof of vigorous impulse. The limits el
an advertisement do nut allow the ciamdfleatioe of oar orb
jects, but they are amrls detailed in a Work we lately rib'
Halted, called " The Itiis of Life," the rapid sale of whirk
accompanied with an becreaslng poetise, are andesiable
proofs of our general utility. The Book can he lead et et
Paternoster-row ; lifi. Pall- NI all ; 41, Pieradilly ; Hi. Felice's-6
street. *oho;
.174, and 3d. Fleet-street; or at any Book-
sellers.
No diseases are felt with 'rester peignoir-I by the selbeer
than those occasioned by Isis own impridessee; mid
cases of consultation is liberality of edeeefies la the Pre*
festor more desirable, than where the most sabommied eell•
fidence is placed, and the most inviolable secrecy la espoetesi:
thus the terms are plainly stated at the Ant Worries,. °Ill!
seiner to letters mistataiy detailing the slop/ems,,_,_„
*Wig a remittance for rartficisse and ativierh Wow.-
be
forwarded to any part of the world.
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