The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-18 00:00:00

On Tuesday evening, Truro and its neighbouriwed
was visited by one of the severest thunder-stores
membered fur many years. The lightning was gam
vivid, and the rain fell in tortents. I appilr, berm,
no serious damage was done ; a. bonne ion the head 0;
girl employed in milking in a h.eld, was se un tire ythe lightning. but was extinguished without injury 1,
the wearer.—(West Briton.)

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On the Itith inst. at his house in Pow ii-place, join
Lewis. Esq. aged M.
Lately. John .%nderson, Esq. of Fernley. In the realty d
Cork. As an individual, he was a man of great activity d
mind. brae% titmice of dispositiou, and of fascinating matinee%
In his public capacity. he was a very great beneisetor to id,
adopted country. Every person acquainted* MI the histoq
Ireland. will long remember that he was the fsthetit them&
coach s stem hi that kingdom, and like till other ent
provers, he had great, and to a less energetic chinch, is.
surmountable difficulties to encounter in the amomplisludgt
of that object. Ile lived, however, to see the efeetsd
triumph of !WS the great pursuit of ids early life. With the
estanlisliment of mail coaches, the issyrov relents of the gryt
' public ciouniunientiens of Ireland necessarily sent Mad ki
ham!. and the whcle country is now open from oneextredii,
to the other ; nor did this enterprising Individual rnrril•i
himself within this line, however wide, of public risk,
Who that has ever seen his creations at Fernley aui IL.:
nagh, dues not belmnld with wonder the extrkordiusefrggeng
of one single unassisted man ? Than the eonrye dame
Anderson had run, nothing could have been miereggithei;
marked by public success. and privnte advantage twit-tfe
have followed ; Hit the great and sudden tramsilaatmeh
state of Ka( to a state of peter. for %%bleb far atm p,5,.
cientiv prepare I. taught him somewhat mime "res. n,
the struggle of Ida later years. but his perseveraues and 'Xi;
energies had already neariy opened to him the port, iantio
we all anxiously trust that the family of this ctetlleat was
will b.. spenlily and safely moored. surrounded hy those eon-
forts sod Mil provid Independence litielt the labours of
lung and eminent:4 useful life 041,-iit to have secured to thit
servant of the public.

Al/rill*lVe. habit, generally- learnt utter, at Scheel%
is the most destructive tliiag that can be practised.—
Vorag people should lake time to coo .ider, that eyery set of
debauchery of this kind strikes deep tt •.'!r root ert:feir coavi-
tution. iucsitetir hastens many slarreing .!;•entes, sad
briars on all the infirtnales of the most languish:m:44 fife,
Ruff tinnlls. reematurr disse.lniit n.
The Coat:lst 11.‘in OF Ulla' rrromateactsti Is thou
whose croktimtlans loft e been inipaired by such early in-
pendent.... aswell as to those whose men's see afeetal by
inten.e study, the too free use of orient *riga, tesarentre,
Ruff to all persons vilto are enervated by long re•idrser in
hot aid unhealthy eiiniates ; in rate's it u ill prove 0(
t'se greatest eMesey. bracing the relaxed nertet, and stung*.
swing as Invigorating the eonstibalou.
Soot at I Is. awl 334. a bottle, by Mr. S. Imigh,
strand i 1: aeon. amyl Co— 130. Oxforfl•stree‘; Mr.. Wait
111o:horn and Mr. St rsilllnf,-14dpril Elehanfe.

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" What slight neglects. what trivial feats destiny
" The hardiest frnme !" '
1/EsiSii,l. i'l IhOU F. and CO. having devoted thew.
JL selves to the ettuly of, and been edified by theme
tem .I,lerable ersytiee in those branches of the 'profession
%I:l.Ln tiles tuuus::t proper to select, trust. that after thins
Years resiaeof e in this metropulie, their talent., era so well
known. and their reputation so fully established, that no ape-
• logy is requisite for their deviation from the retrular ended
I practice, z it may be proper to state. that their Medical Us
ratios has been of the first dabs; that thes see Membas of
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, the Ito) al College •of Londeu and Edifsburgit : and as stns.
1 fsetors I•Tifteures of the truth of this ststene nt. their dirks.
tone nod testimonials may be seen at their ]louse, !tie. ii;,
Hatton-garden where they may' he ceusulted with the gee-
! est secres) calm:lour Is) patients of either sex. aillicted by
any of the follow log conspildots : 1. The Veuereal Disease
• for which they have rlkesvered a remedy, vs aich is sot only
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a conileteinuoi rate for incur:try in elective of this complaiik
le:t ens also the ndecntsge of erstfleating the disorder *L
pet debilitating the eor,stitetion.—e. In eases of Neves'
Debility end Viscid:lr Relaxation, whether produced byom
vis lel excess's, by the immoderate eislos meats of sesseal
pleasures, or by solitnrs sensuality. slams,
I " Thg Agggr sinks. the habit melts away,
i . T!te cheer n,, pure. nod fulimatod bloom
Dies from the Ince., u ith pputlisi atrophy ,
Detour'd, in sallow 'nets holy clad."
Mesers. Currie anti Co. are in poseeesiou of a Waldo
I Neu stsnds unrivalled for Re superior efileicy.lu givilig 4e
it* stew mescular fibre of the patient, restoring his eshed
i spirits, cud re-establishing his vigour. wi:hout iniamiog iht
!constitution, and thus exposing him to the dangers of a re-
lapse.—.l. In StricturosofthelCrethm.hlessrs.Cerriesn,leo.'s
luau of treattneut has so far surpassed et en other method
I of mire. that they hate excited the astouisteneht and appro-
. listhm of the most distinguished Surgeon 3, by effecting. is
I three wecls, cures which defied all the. resources of their
*kill. In the c'Jre of any of these complaints their patinas
, u ill he treated with the greatest skill sod solicitude. The
fee required is the same as that of regearmclitioners.
I Patients in the country are rerte4ted to orate pertly-elms
of their case, age. and :node of hying. euelosieg a Bank of
, Noels'.! Note, when the necessary n edicisee sad *dikes'',
I be sent to any part of the 1N uritl.—No tali, Ilanomsreden.
Niiariter is mule. forliter le re.
I Tar treatmeut mil.l—the cure elecnial.
ACANDI El Examination of Professional Pretensions
is only to be feared by those who are coeseioos of is-
capacity.
Impressed at an early period of our prokssiseal lamer
with the importance of a more minute &Rent lout to a class uf
diseases peculiarly affecting the grauder operations of Na-
ture, we boldly des int ed from what aas held to be medical
orthodoxy ; attacked the vanntings of enetyricesm. and, by dee
felting its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly entitled
,to that approbation and patronage ultlch, for tweet vary.
have rewarded our successful and .meted studies. The
estimation of our enlightened brethren...din fret:pee:lll) 'Mil
. to our opinion, is an additional eretinestion to our ride.
, while our authority from the Lollege itself. stimegtheued et
it is by the most enthnsies:e testimonies of almost ever/
Professor in the Ilritlels Metropolis. trust ever protect the
, saectity of our fame from nay or misrepresentation.
The impetuosity of youth. or the oto nentery want dm*-
. lion in the maturer man, oßeu lend to the elects of a ces- ei
•is gh tl7l di. ; happy. therefore, mss the ;early appliellf
he called, whose anxiety can be all rioted by • few days
cite : and even In the more advanced steers, ebtraeterlard '
by numerous symptoms, we cam itinerate one assertion, by
rat I .ring the treatment mild, the cure efferet'. •
, Et cry organic change, or functional disterbaiste. 104
demist to tee generative mom m . falls equally Chide lost
provider, nod will yield to our I' teation. . Anions theses,"
diseases of the urethra, wea Weal. le:d etusetint: Weal denlillfe• I
meets, of however lone duration.
The child of innnition fniy be re. tored to alippteseeLtad.
limiesd of being exhausted by Dery oval debility. be ela rim
(visit the manlier proof of vigorous Minds,. .The Unite
an advertisement do not allow the ullerelleadon slow sub
jeets, but they are amply dialled ;a a Volk we Milli rib
1 lis4etl, caned •• The Aligis of Life," the rapid Übe tOmbick
, accompanied with an there/mine practice, ire andealsbhv
• proofs of our general utility. The vo.k esn he bad at Id••
Pal erno%t er-row ; at, Pall-Mall; 11, Piccadilly ; 16. Prinee's,;
street. Soho; 174. and 32, Fleet-street ; or at any
sellers.
N„ diseases are felt with greeter polgnancy.by Use 4,
than those occasioned by his own iinprutleece; sad 1!.. •
eases of consultation is liberality of ed•cation la He re-
fessor more desirable. than where the most unbeeeded eliw___,
(deuce is ;slier& sad the most lusiolehle seerrey is esiit
thus the terms ere plainly stated at the first interview, et;
ensue: to letters minutely detaiiine the eYluithsolls tad
1 closing a remittance for enedleihe and advice, which cos I*
forwarded to any part of the world.
. (IONN and CO.. M. R. C. Burgeons, IL Ronveririltilk
4.,
•Fleet-stree —.l private door round Use corner. s
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Paper). No. 193. Strand. oppositt M. Cleseee.9olllll6.
by R. WARDELL. Jan.. L 1..8.: to w dll
municattimm, Orden. It are rtqaested to be add