The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-03 00:00:00

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The Jonge.,44e P 4.3. Vatillgesgv, tripe to.
Amsterdam, put into Shields on Saturday, very leaky,.
and must diachacym her cargo,* rook.
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lie A:ary,,4n,n, Peabody,. 4penk Salem bound to
..rAnt uerp, wigs, "pipe; and. ieleier,• whose arrival at ~„
Portansonth nni aotieeil oa..fdondety, when within.lo ,
miles of Flooltiag, was Wien with strati/ bead triads/ :S
Ind drives into the British t;baanel to that port; past, „
of the crew are sick and off duty from the soreeit; to tog
the weather. butt
The Hercules, Cobb, bound to New York, womva',
of on Saturday night, after discharging a consider.,
ble plan:4y of heavy goods, and-carried into Walls,* ,
Hole fur safety, till she could return to Liverpool, mot
for which purpose stetua-boats had beer; sent for. 114
ship has sustai.ted considerable clainat!, bat it I. step= .1
posed that the cargo is not mach injured, althui
she made a good deal of water beftsee,ette was altoat,
The Hope, Anderson, was at eadotirtidets the 1404
Sept. front *beam-she was to go to %boon, and mat
be expected to arrive in London this month. Thd
Jane, Murrell; the Union island 4 Illentfard; the tit.
tawa, late Campbell ; the Adenria,-•liatthews; and
Proeidentre, 1114:lottritt, were at Calabar the 18th Sept.
The William Hatifthlar, Baldwin ; the Neptune, Pince;
and the Margaret, ffilicit.,:were at flolltiri Bth Sept.
ANTWERP, Dec. ie.— I he frost hie sib in very se-
verele, and the divagation of the Sebefdt• has been !
soddenly stopped by floating Ice. The Matilda,
ts hiiey, from London, has succrededin getting up this
morning ; but the following vessels, bound to db.
port, hive been obliged to ieturn front Daly to Plash-
ing: the Charles, Goodwin, frouirhailestuni Florida,
Ouinr, from Boston ; Ruth 'and Mary, Mickle, trans
; and Oeurjans, itsitnison, frnio Sautes.
l'he .Irtif, from hence to Mic.int aad
celona, lies in a precarious situation off Batt, on shore.
VESSELS SPOLIEN Wompra, from
!Ammo to Charleston% the 19th Nov. in lat. 29. ion, 41,

ct..—Venterdav morning a meeting took place hi
•Ite Regent's Park, between Ceptaln J--, alb* Herd •
Navy, and an independent (knifeman, s•-
aiding in Baker-street, Portman-square. The parties
arrived on the ground, attended by their teconds, a short
time after eight o'clock, when every endeavonr tett%
made to effect an amicable adjestnont, but without
sucress. The distance (twelve paces) was then measly-
rd, and the gentlemen fired, when Mr. 11-- remittal
the tall of his antagonist in his left shoelder.; .
ittinictlie lel). conveyed to his residence.
NADIA Rcvestia.—On Tuesday last, two men, Mu
Whiten and Richard fray, labonrers in the employ of Mr.
Malin, bricklayer, of likethnallsevland-street, New,road,
in consequence of a dispute, fought together in the fields.
Whiten requested to make it up, after beating his nata-
-1 gonist in three rounds, whieh Fay preteMied to do; and
they drank together t hut in the evening Fay followed t
Whiten into St. John's Wood, which he had to cross on
his way home, and in the lonesome part of the wood,
dashed a heavy stone repeatedly against Whiten's head,
until he was left for dead, ;weltering i• his blood. Me
was afterwards found and carried to the hospital, where
he recovered so far as to tell by whom h. had been doss
assaulted, and soon &tier died in greet army. Fay has
since abscondedjo Ireland. The hod/ lies for at. et*.
Dees t widest.
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&owner he stet', ferlitcr in re.

The treatment mill—the Sure effectual.
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A CANDID Examination of Professional Pretensioilte
is only to be feared by those who are conscious of it-
capacity.
Impressed at an eprly period of our professional career
with the importance of a more minute attention to a chess of
diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
ture, we boldly deviated from what was held to be medical
orthodoxy ; nttacted the vanntings of empyricistu. Red. by de-
feating its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly entitled
to that approbation and patronage wbich, for twenty years,
have ',ewe:vied our soccessfhl and devoted studies. The
estimation of our enlightened brethren.who frequently appeal
to our opinion, is an additional gratifieetios to our prido,
while our authority from the College itself, strengthened as
it is by the most enthusiastic teatirmaniaie of sinned every
Professor in lite British Metropolis. must ever protect the
sanetlq of our fame *env nvy nr misrepreservation.
The impetuosity of youth. or the immientary want of cau-
tion in the venturer man, often lead to the effects of a eon-
legions dtsense; happy. therefore, may the early applicant
be called, whose anxiety can be alleviated by a few days'
mire and even in the more advanced stages, characterised
by numerous symptoms. we can Illustrate oar assertion, by
rendering the treatment mild, the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or functional disturbance, inci-
dental to the generative oeosomy, faits 'gunny within oar
province, and will yield to our attention. Among these are
diseases of the urethra, weakness. and constitutional derange-
wilts, of however long duration.

The clold of in•tnition may be restored to appetenre, and,
Instead of being exhausted by nervous debility. he will sir
eulote the Emmeline Freer of vigorous Impels% Tne limits of
an advertisement do not allow the claasificalion of oar nth:
ects, but they are am 1. detailed in a Work we lately pa
ished, " The Awls of Life," the rapid sale of which.
accompanied midi es inereasinime melee, ant andesiable
proofs of our 'torrid utility. The Book CS. he lad at ,
Paternoster-row; Pall-Mall: 41. Piccadlity • IR Prime's- •
litred. Sebes 174, sad 81, nest-street; s5;11 40, West
Smithfield; or at any Rook-meTiore.
No diseases•are felt with gfeater poignancyty the softer
*ill those eeenskEsed by hie own imprudence; and le ail'
oases of consultption Is oberplity of edeostlop in the Pro
,Sesser mote deilrable, than lithe's: the mint unbounded roe-
edam is pissed, mod the swat inviolable secrecy is espeeted•
thus time terms ire plainly stated at the Irma interview, or in
-newer to letters minutely detailing the symptoms, intro
Meting a remittance for esedieime sod advice, videt et. M•.
forwards', to any part of the world.
GO RR aid Co. M. R. C. Surgeon. 11, Roeveriastree,
Fleet-strest.—A Patois timer toiled WI career.
• WARRIRD.
On Mouldier. lb* Ist Inst. at Rt. Oges's in the Yield&
Thomas Fyfe, Eimq. of Mount Nod, in the county of Surrey.
to Miss Heasnnain. only ddid of John Henderson, ofThari- •
i.ssg" • 'el lid) n•a• routs:
t . . It et Suva ar. \ll=s Picckney, of Edlibllt
N. ft'Ritelnlek, 'Of
DIED.
On Saturday evening. the 30th ult. after a few hoses'
illness, Mrs. Alison Thoentbstaite, of 'Bull sad
street.
On Monday evening at his house in !Tolbert', ibe IST:
R. R. Cotton, late of White Hart-leve, Tottenham, is 111.
61st year of his Ore. •
plotodon Monday, the
sithbere idsteeirtirca.
nisitiyHooseammetroisnshi,l,ooll.
_aetlit:fro-
eetot
,Ratberst, Esq. sad dasghtar,raf the late 100410
inett, Esq.
Thateeday, Is ber 47111 year,. Ititinislkillse ‘slis a Sas •
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des..lib. r• to 1,1441.411 raw.
ssettiostions. Orders, to are requested to be