The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-06 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

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MESSRS. CURItIE and Co. Surgeons, late in 1
direr( I:
i many
coTnhteinuteiruit:,tird
his Majesty's service, challenge the *hole win Id t.
prove a single tastanc.e where their Medicine and Method of
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Crisueretlinavoeuefilud
years in this particular branch of their profession h is not given'Y
studies to the treatment and cu e of V.EN LAM Al. COM-
PLAINTS, and that derangement of the system,. which is the
consequence of the perficious and wasteful effects of a habit hiag
and most unhappily pursued by the smalls of both sexes to
the one it will be found to he the tainting source of Barreane-ii 1
the other have its ravages fatally develapert to thein by a dis-
tressiag state of debility, which, if not to net emedied, tenni-
y)(l,l
mites to Impotence. These are it• remote an , Itialate effects;
while cousutaptions, loss of mwseulor power. I it varions tier.
. volts comps tints, usually characterise the earliet sea; es of this
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solitary vice: of persons laitivi,toog Uglier disorilt s ineiileat to
suck a habit, their treatment ',shim' ~:ond has mot r proved tin-
! successful in the course of it hong. laborinus, andcn eaten I• d
practice. In the most obstinate' and co milli:wed i uses of Ve-
: uereal infection, such as °trauma i as in •he tii etbi a spon.gy ea-
crescences, hard tumours, cailous ulcer., elisoti seminal
weakness, gleets, as also
STRICTURI•:fs, '-'-•,.
whether recent or along duration, and which have baffled the
A Coroner's Inquest was held on Saturday on the ; stifitt Of other praetioners. ate, Its' their present improved glad
body of the late John Pearson, Esq. Secretary to the optit:rimini:u7l:e"rtcnerfit.eticeh'elirly
urai"ditill.wenLii.l7, Petce"eni.iiii tislou'l,„l'xi:
Lottery Office, who shot himself thropgh the heart
which
tremetoli follows the application of tile lame cawtc.
with, a pistol on Friday evening last, at his apartments Ipt.i.itilite
neat itunr;
re.,
tit t4f
ctawkee.nitivf year.:i,.l
tierL.:eta,
.:tvsea
t!!!;inCli:fet i.ltini.ll,it:, lir; i 4:::
in Somerset-place. The Jury, after a long delihera- der their care, the total eratlieattaii of a itch is et-coed by 4
tiou, returned a verdict of lunacy. It appeared that ; safe, certain, al
dexpro iou, inikole of pr .citce, supeo2or litany
he had been some time in a low desponding state, ctlitrolecreellitag' cram this film. 1,7 a i'i i t ,"etS''sperelir, I irem4in.in.ed , andatiitlYe
and it is supposed that a sudden paroxysm had seized patient restored
and tempted him to put a period to his exist- ; debility has for years exi•ted. a prim, r per•everanre in their re-
him,
. 'longtime remedies, after the structure li • been ,testr..v.ll, is ia.
i 'ewe. He was going oat to dinner, and the hair- ! dispensatsly requisite to revive the slumbering 511.11 hi of life,
dresser, on entering his room in order to share him, ; and Its re-mtimitte the Constitution.
found him dead, and weltering in his blood. An un- ; have hero
Noblemen Ititheencitatrtde CoAlf.‘ll,:.l.l,:er: lifartriliee . fir:it
(t:e.i:piti:ir-titlhliielirtry.
loaded pistol' was near him, but no report of its ! moval of complain. of the ure•li a. stricture., Ste.; Mid having
discharge bad been heard by his servants, or by any ; rmecateivbeed
iavetriadiiiiettthl
eumnd Ler,ititiititiituto,sruvreev. request !!flatthgetereave:
person in the adjoining office. He was a very religi- suiLioltv of Mi•et.rZt node
. 'and 011.'s plan' tit ireatment.—
ous man, and never could bear any thing to be ut- i Many of these Gentlemen hove had strictures frail: tea to twenty
tared in his presence that had the slightest tendency I Ler ogee"rdshitardgeboetei.o,uirodeegrutileermacLe ofestets;rittu., I4lliiiemni;:4tatilites(cduer;,
to profaneness—a full proof that this desperate act by the application of the lunar c antic, without pieces.
must have been the effect of sudden mental derange- Messrs. Currie and Co. ma) be C411141.•il .by either Sex, with
ment. Ile;liad recently received a considerable ad- tj g
hut;.
rieit.tittel,slindreiliirconsi., secret.), asset honour, at their house, I.So.
dition to his income, by the death of Dr. Grey, I Patients in the (wintry are requested to state the particulars
whose office he held, and to whom he had long paid j of taeir cage, age, and general latint .if titian, &r. &e. ieteinsiutz
a large annuity. His father was a respectable coal- ' given
yr:IT:it:III:Ceti:IL for oidizi;ce.trat:::lfizid.ikviiirswioainn.enTt.h.eeist:tutnere
tah!till
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merchant, and Mr. P. having a very numerous train Li..r so essential to their undertakiag. the pottage of letters
of friends, was induced to continue the busittess, i may tie added to tee account for mediclues.
which was very profitable. He was a very inoffen- 9th Jul**lB°.-101' 11.titon•cardeo.
sire character in private life, and always ready in '
acts of benevolence. He was well known in the
streets of Londop by an enormous wen on the side
' of his neck, which obliged him to wear a very large :
cravat. He has left a very aged mother and a sister
to lament his less, the nature of which they are hap.
pily not apprized of,• conceiving that the event was
the effect of his disorder, which had long been ex-
pected to produce a sudden death. Ile lately dis-
charged all his tradesmens' bills to the end of the
year. In addition to his situation in the Lottery
Office, at Somerset-place, he was Deputy Receiver
for the County of Hertford. Mr. Pearson, we un-
derstand, had 15,0001. in Boldero's bank.
On Saturday sc'nnight a fire took place in Pand on
Dean, in a hense belonging to, and occupied by, Mr.
Cooke, ship-biscuit baker, in Newcastle, which con-
' intliCated to the hoase adjoining, and terminated in
the total destruction of both. How the fire had ori-
ginated has not been ascertained • about six o'clock,
the son of Mr. Cooke happened fortunately to
awake, or else the whole family would inevitably.
have been detroyed. The young man, .wild Mt a
strong smell of smoke, and heard a crackling like the
burning of wood, proceeded down stairs to the
kitchen, where he discovered a fire about the skirting
board, but on looking into the parlour in the middle
story, he found one side of that room all on fire. He
immediately alarmed the family, who had scarcely
time to save themselves before the house was in one
sheet of flame. Young Mr. Cooke had a narrow
escape. Anxious to obtain his sitter's clothes, he
proceeded to her room for that purpose, and was re-
turning to the outer door with them; but in the
interim the staircase had taken fire, and he had no
other means of saving himself, but by returning to
the room he had left, and escaping by the window,
which he leaped from at the risk of his life. The
house adjoining was tenanted by Mr. Srawpe t, and
the principal part of his furniture was saved ; but
nothing except part of a bed belonging to Mr. Cooke
'escaped destruction. %%Ina renders this fire so ca-
lamitous is, that of both of the houses which belonged
to Mr. Cooke, as well as his furniture, a very small
portion of their value was insured.
On Wednesday, as the carriage of the Earl of
Abingdon, with the Countess of Abingdon, Lord
Norieys, her infant son, and Lady Caroline Bertie,
was going from his Lordship's scat, at Wytham, to
Oxford, when they had reached Botley, one of the
reins by some means became unbuckled, and the
coachman, iu endeavouring to secure it, lost his ba-
lance and fell from the box ' • the horsis immediately
set off at full speed, entered Oxford, and proceeded,
with great rapidity, along the high-street, over ;
Magdalen-bridge, to the turnpike in St. Clement's,
where the turnpike.:inah, by shutting the har,•im-
peded their progress. The Countess of Abingdon
leaped from the carriage at the entrance of Oxford,
and Lady Caroline, near the Angel Inn, and dislo-
I cited her shoulder, but is likely soon to recover.—
Lady Caroline was severely bruised in the face, but
not seriously injured.
Count Raewnsk:, of Vienna, is said to have in his
possession an Arabic manuscript, written in the tine
of the Goodie, which mentions some curious parti-
Maus relative to the use of gunpowder ie war, and
*kb patsies a genuine receipt for the Greek fire.
1 The Gant is NW employed in translating this rare
iind valuable work.

CONJUGAL. HAPPINESS.

WIIEN conscious ineligibility is the secret but
itssurormantahle bur in W EI)LOUK, Ikea:snappy sof.
ferer pines in silence, and, despairing of relief, sinks into de•-
spondency. To relieve loose inclantholy infirmities which
for
Impotency in m m, and Barrenness in women, for
Nervous Cinnplaints, lti,ea-es peculiar to Fent:des, and alt
disorders occasioned It% debility or relaxation, 1)r. Slat A I'i'S
IIAL7II of NIECCA is proved by experience to he the nowt
cert MI, safe, and permanent remedy ever ili,covered. To
youth, „loom indiscretion, excess, an unpnipiiinu, diolote, or
Its e adinin•stretion of mercurial poisons, have precipitated info
prem iture i.1;1 age—to the act], in whose the functions of life
:ire suspended, thwack not esuonrt, this medicine Is couscientioure
ly and confident') recommended. The detillitated, the languid,
the related of either se s, the debuted p itsel‘ to of secret ,sue
suably, the childless couple. will here mint a4suredly find re-
lief, wins that secrecy whirh is essential hi unsullied reputatimi.
-rei not by a terliv•rury stimulus, or irrita; inn, tit it this Medi.
tine produces Poise salutary effects which have excited the
ii,tiii.ishawnt of awm metheal wen, but by cowing, in genial
warmth. es hilaraiiiii•the animal spirits, insiviranne the abide
1 fr:vile, and renovating Isle cisiatitmion in such, a manner that it
Holy be fairly fold iii re-nnimate nature.
"flee ~..-ertutite Balm sir ,Inca is prepared siollv liy Dr. Senate
and sold, w bietesalr hod retail, by WY agent, Mr. Richards,
Drugifist, .J 93, Strand. near St. element's (attirrh I also retail
by Ward. !;ill, tiolbertit p.asous, ltis,. fleet -street I 811C.PN
lad, ()xf ird7iiireel, opposite Boad•street ; Allen, 76. Oxford-
.ircet, rspiimite vie Pantheon; Bolton, frnot of the Itn)al•lA-
; chomp.: Gelding, 4t Cornhill s and Christy. Coekspur-street,
1 comer of Sproig-eas clew. Price 7s. per box, dote included.
Ottsreire, item there is an engraved P.nirtit of Or. 61:111alC i'.l
the litiwl in the oqt.'ile of each' box, which is rived by the
Proprietor„ L. Senate, to his hand-wiliini. All other are
counterfeits. .

SCOPCJI SMACKS.
Mrti.r.a's Wharf. Arrived. Sails.
Fifeehire th 90 IL —ll, A. M.
Defame (Wateoo),Lei Davide. 90 17,—7, P. M.
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRID THIS DAY.
Meriting, labials alter 6. Eves*, GE
asinutes after 7.

MARRIED.
Os Ste 210 et. at ckelteuham, E. I. Savage, Esq. to Miss
F. Horrlooo, third daughter of the late T. Harrison, Esq.
of
rolbiClartir To&
gie Hanover-sqaare, Mr. J. Grasse,
aileiwiulaests:gtat, ts.plusßesr. ' to Sarah, only daughter of Air.
B: Crane, of Ttsttaaliam-eourectrad.
Tiologi, at ft: Games, Ilanover-sqnare, R. Gamble, Esq.
at bhi esti'a ship Victory, to Sarah, youngest daughter of
T. Bidw , Es% !I oT Hyde Park Lodge.
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1”. ir ' DIED.
Ografis*q=a Casstitadoss-row, Gray's Ina-read, of
IL woe* hi Si ' Elisabeth, a ife of Mr. C. Warren, en-
amels., ' -..• • -
Wedoesday lad, hrbb 60th year, Mr. J, Stalwart, of Clam-
bers•stroet,

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