The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-22 00:00:00

POLICE.

Dow-Erarwr.--Yesteoday David Iriddie(mti &hi
two boys, named Thomas low.* and Edward Ei,e„,,
both of them about 12 years of age, were exantizei
before Sir Itatut.:e BAX,N, the Sitting Maristrit,
so
charged with picking pockets. Mont three 1114;
ago, a lady, who was proceeding from Cheanside to.
wards Covent-garden, h :d her rocket picked Oa lhat
note, and twenty I!. notes. Thomas tieorge Hawkitm:
a boy about 12 years of age, and who was a cora; amiss
of the prisoners, Junes and Elliott, stated, that,
Wednesday last, he met Junes and Elliott, is cos►
patty with trio other boys, in Swan-yard. One Ott*
boys owed Hawkins 55., which he asked him to per,
and the boy consented to do so, ; say.tsg, that hr bid
plenty of money ; fur that they (weaning Jones, r,
liott, and the other boy) had picked a lady's peekel
in the Strand of a lOW. note and twenty If. n0t,,..'
he also stated, that they had sol.l the IDOL note fut
2i!.; and they gave 6!. to Hawkins not to 'ay oat
thing about it. The prisoner. Wititlictonh, was ah;
in their ronspany at the time, and there is as
but he was eons...riled in the robbery. The
are all notorions pickpockets. They were rda.a rd
for fnrther examination.

IC/WHINY or TrE M.1:11a1S OF Won' rsete.....r„.
terility -- Sand., de, a Jew, was brought op loth,
31arlborungh.street Polire-office, by Valentin., Astv,i
on suspicion of stealing two coats, the properr etthe
Marquis of Worcester. Th.t Msrqiiis atten4rd ea I
former occasion to give evidence against another Jr*
nant.d SoFou.o ,e, who possessed one of the coats acier
very auspicious eircomstanees, and the latter said it
belongeil to another man, of whom he ore a dem*
tion, Valentine, after a tetlions seareh, apprehenth:ll
a pet-son of the exact deser;ption ; but Maps maid
not, or r-nvld not swear that he was the pers,m The
property stolen, however, was given np, and fee the
wilut of evitlonec the prisoner was liicharged.

MIMIC
On the •?(Ith inst.. the 1114 of Ca;t'ain Oarary, ea we.
At 11,010 pool. on Thorsitas Ise. the lady st(Car. *via-
bum.. of the Grenadier Guards, of a son mad hair.
Ott Tor. fa) la.t. at Sarstlea, Oxon, the lattrof the An.
Charles Barter of a son.

mEn.

On the 13111 inn,. at Nartitauspion. on his tray to Matioe*
nail,. niter a few days John St. Mawr. agedUrears.
tatty son of Mr. Mater. of the Strand.

•• %Alai il;lIgt negleoq..chat Iris ial faults destroy
" Tire hardi: tt fenny !"

111 Essetrut lt;l:eitotnt,ii
oarnialnld'fbfr.
enh a
criranigi
ildeder
hotlei tins.
Ike awnt
considerable practice in those branches of the profession
which they thought proper to select, trust. that after thirty
oars residenee in this ntetmpolis, their taken are Wwil
inown. and their reputation co fully established. that so apt,
loge is requisite for their de% lotion (rout the regular modest
practice. It tot:” he pr.-per to state. that their Medical Us
ration Iris he,in of the first etass; that they are Ale:Wrist
the Ito) al Collezn of London and Edinburgh :and as side
&riot's est lenees of the truth •f this statement, their dipio.
tans and testimonials may he teen at their Horse, No. Itr.
J lattou-ga Niro. It here they nay be consulted with tbegrest•
eat secres and honour by patients of either sex, 'dieted In
any of the folios romplainta 4T9te Venereal LliscuS,
fur which thee have discovered a remedy. which is sot 'sly
a roan:tete substitute for mercury in thee', re of this waybill:.
but ha 4 'tiro the ackastage of eradicating the disorder ride
out debilitatinv the estroaftwiss.•-cd. 'Po naps of }knit
saltllrbilit Vaseolor itelsosiloo. whether preidand byre"
tneessea, be the Wswasisret• 'raj.) meals of mead
pleasure+. or h) aobtary seem/laity. where
•• The rigour sinks. the habit netts away,
The chiserNl, pure. and animated bloom
idea from the tare. with squalid atrophy
, Devonrici, its sallow 'melancholy clad."
Messrs. Currie and Co. ore in possession of a Malebo
that stands 'mita ailed for its superior .In giving Ism
to every muscular fibre of the patient. restoring his asked
spirits. and re-establishing Isis vigour. without inlasiagle
constitution, sad thus exposing him to the dungen' of am
tepee. - 3. In St ri el tires of 111-1.: rethea. NI users. Currie/lades',
plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other will
of care, that they have excited the astonishment and *Fps
hation of the moat distinguished Surgeons, by arcing."
three weeks. cures which defied all the resources of ithr
skill. In the cure of nay of these complaints their pedals
will be treated with the grratest. skill end solicited". 41be
fee required L. the same as that of resider meltdown.
Patients in the country's(' reverted to state penicillin
of their ease, age, and mode of living.. enelosing a Rook of
England Note, when the necessary medicines lad advice sill
be sent to any part of the world.=—No. 107. ilsttoolardea.

Sauriier in mode,
treatment mild

fer ie rr.
mire effestail.

A CANDID Examination of Profetsiesel Pretensions
1.3 is only to be feared by those who ire maseloas of it
eaFacity.
Impressed at an early period of our profeevieul carver
with the importance of a more minute'attention is a cisme(
diseases peefiliarly affeetieg the grander operation of Na-
ture. we boldly desisted from what st as held tole we'al
orthodox) : attacked the vauutings of rum) Heine. she,
resting its vile purposes. consider ourselvett justly
to.that approbation and patronage attic+. for tweet, yaws•
have rewarded our sureesefel and detuted stake. TM
estimation of our enlightened brethren.who freßeently *tad
to onr opinion, is an additional grathftea!ion to ear PAIN
while our authority from the Collt-te itself. st as
it is by the molt enthusiastic testimosials. ofrestoedetamety
Professor In the British Metropolis, must ever r•
snictit) of our fame from envy or misrepresentatra.W
The impetursity of youth, or the momentary weld
lion in the maturer matt. often teed to the eteets of ia&
tagious disease: hnppt. therefore, nosy the early applies%
he call, t. whose male?% can be alleviated by a fee drays'
care; and even In the more advanced stages, elisreeterbid
b) numerous s%mptuuss, we can Illustrate our assertioe, _
rendering the treatment mild, the cure effectual.
Eoery orgauie ehanee. or functional distarhaam. Wm/
dental to the eritertitio • economy. falls vividly withla oar
province. and will yield to Ater attentiob. Atomic these Wei
dice tosesof the urethra, wet/ago-n.l. cud constitution! dens.'
meat., of however lone demotion.
The child of Inanition may be restored to appeteace.
instead of being etdoeureed by nervous debility. be Alt
Maisie the manlier proof of oigorous impelse. TheHwlnof
en advertisement do not allow the elasslficadee emir utit
jests, but Ute 3 are armpit detailed to a Work we lately=
Hotbed, celled " The Egis of Life," the rapid male co
accompanied with an increasing Im-dice, are undeul
peas colour gilieral mints.. The Rook roe he had at 0.
Taternesterrow:llB, Pall-‘1011: 41. Plreedilly; 16. Prime*
street. Soho; 174, and at, Eleetestniet ; or at any Pk
sellers. • •
No diereses are kit with 'Moab" pnlfttaattef by the "lb°
them those occasioned In his east impreionee; Ind 11.11
ernes of eensultatiou is iiherallt). of edesedoe IS dos Irw"
Wear more desirahle, thee where the most onbileadoisn',.
'denote is played. and the moat inviolable ecreeylsaapt
*its the tense are plainly stated at the first hAarviart or_
ggewer to lettetio toilatotely detalllne the semptdare. 111"
416.111, t ronmittomee for letedleine sad adeke. ebleb
lbeerardetlf to say pert of the world.
00W4 had 14.. M. N. e, wime,sns. 11. NeritefiF itra.•
'irleol-otroeti&-A prim* door round the ter'

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