The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-17 00:00:00

A MUTINEER IN THE-SOUTH

The mutiny on board the Bounty being too rp.,
cent for history, and yet rather too old for the re,
collection of some of our Readers, we shall, per,
haps, be excused for saying, that it took place nearly
thirty years since, when the Bounty, under Optain
now Rear-Admiral Bligh, was upon a voyage 6::
carry the Bread-fruit tree from Otaheite to the West
Indies. The mutineers were unheard of for severil
years. At length, some accottuts, which we do
not now distinctly recollect, represented Christian,
the ringleader of them, to he subsisting by piracy
but this was contradicted, upon the authority of
his family, who knew him to be du! at that time,
1804.

By a frigate, which arrived lately from a cruize in
the South Seas, the Admiralty have learned the es.
traordinary fact, that one of the crew is existing
upon an island in those seas, which had been hitherto
thought neir►habited. He was found there, with
progeny amounting to forty, descendants of the
crew, who had obtained companions of the other sex
from one of the Otaheitan islands. The name of
this man is John Adams. The original number of his
companions we have not heard, but Christian was
one of them, and a son of his is now alive, whom
Adams calls -- Thursday October Christian.
The English language is spoken amongst all these
den►i.Engliah inhabitants, who had been educated by
their repentant fathers in the principles of Chris.
tianity.
We shall hereafter enquire the latitude and lone.
turle of this island, which is so remote from any or.
dinary track of navigators, that Adams said be had
seen but one vessel, before the frigate, daring the
whole of his residence: that was an American, which
anchored off the island, about six years since.

B 1 ItTIL
At Edinbergh, on the 13th inst. the Lady of Captain Rost, of
the lino. East India Conspan's ship Carmarthen, of a son.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.

liis Royal Highness the Doke of York, Proideot, aid do
following Committee of Governors :
Earl of I eitrim I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P.
Earl of 1:,--- Joke L' M.'
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e.grr inont _ Latanche, Esq. ... P.
Right lion. T.. 1 ne j Colonel R. Clements, M. P.
Rt. H.,1l R. R. Sheridan, M.P.
fi Captain James May.
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lion. Col. J. Darcy, M. P.
Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan,
Member of the Royal College, Londe..
THE Patronage this Institution has received, for
the exclusive treatment and Cure of both Sexes, afflicted
with Venereal Comph. ints, and their dreadful consequences, Its
striethre4, debility. uleerntions, &c. conducted under she ms.
nagement of the first profesidonal abilities, will satisfy the Pubs
lic Or the high merits ofhtr. IF.RNAN'S plan, and that by it
the inconveniences of Public Charities are avnided, whilst the
young and unwary are protected against the fatal delusions held
out by advertising pretenders in Iltls benne% ..f practice. Since
1:400, as appeared by the Annual Report of 1914.3434 patieats,of
oath Sex, s,have been cured,w ithout confinement or injury Wise
el Motif ion, and wish delicacy and secrecy hitherto unknown:
1,11110 of those have laboured under the nto4l complicated Om
of the dkemm from fro to twenty years. The ant symptoms
yield so Air. Kiernan's treaunent ire a few (Lays; fowl where
appmironce of debility comes on. ton early application cannot
be made to prevent the danger that may ensue.
Alt. Kiefilito mac be consulted by either Sex, with the
greatest secrecy, at his private house, Nn. 21, Lower Clair.
hotestreet, Reuforsl-srptiore, from nine to twelve in the morn.
ing, from sit till nine at night t to whom letten and other
rommilieatiolti.4.frostt town and country, may be addressed, und
will be punctually. tauwered.

Jnst published,
PR ICTICAL OHSF.RVATIONS on the above DISEA.
SEN. price 3s. Hy F. Kiernan; nod sold by Sherwood, Neely,
and .roues, 20, Pliterooster-row ; and by Highley, 24, Fleet
street.

•
NERVOUS DEBILITY, STRICTURES, LUES, &c.
WHEN Professional Men, eminent for skill
and esperieoce, offer their advice, and exert theirabi-
lities for the cure of a few reigning diseases, they rise superior
to that prejudice which is so jristly excited against the adver-
tisements of men, igooraut of be first principles, and ',educated
ih the.practice of physic. blesses. CIJ RR IE and Co. regular
Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to practice, and by the
uniform success which their mode of treatnseut for Venereal
Complaiuts has hitherto !yea attended. continue with the fame
assiduity tvedirect their studies to the care of every species of
that baneful poison, as well us the removal of those distreSsing
debilities and deli. ironies n hich prevent or embitter the matri-
monial slate. In the cataliteue of human infirmities there ale
nails more afflicting than I tose which are the imavoiduble con-
sequences of an inthilesece in a certain destructive habit. The
unhappy sulltrer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek
relief until he is reduced to such a state of misty as In reinlrr
life oppressive. Ti' such persto:s it will be is cousolioe reflec-
tion to know, that Iles may now, by n new and infatithle ie-
lardy, 1w restored io their former ems!itt tional strength and vi-
gour. Weak, rehsed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either
(ram an excess of emtitigal and illicit plensuer, or from a lane
resideace in not climates, hard drinking, the injudicious use
of merrery, tic. arc speedily restored to health and strength.
It must be n self-evident proposition, shut where the aggro-
gate'of iutelle, tual capacity is directed to the treatment and
cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the greater
cent tints, of suceltand as a proof of this position their me-
Iland of cure is otticularly expeditious, as well as safe,
and so evedentls stipertor to the common practice. flint in some
slid t eiti.es of infection a perfect refl.rniiim if completed in the
short period of three doss, anti in those of the utmost invelera-
c!, where nilicr praefilioner. have failed, a proper perse-
verance in t tot: r 111 to rtf !re.itioif 01 ensurcs to the patted a sate,
a cii gr.ttinded, ao.l lastiog re-establi,htnent. By aii early tip-
!kite:atop, the p %tient n ill escape the darter and expence of a
tedious nitmeliime upon the lest. clittrieneeti ptnetilionef. In
um' complic,.tiod eaves of venereal infecono.
SQ' it lIS obstitiettoo-: in the ducthrn, spongy etCreWnt•Pti, uatd
ultcli, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleejs, as
oho

STRiCTURFS.
whethoc r,rern or of loot duration,. and which have hatted the
skill of tithe: pr iefittioirr., are, by their pars.-nt improved plan
offre•itoieoi. 441*0t-family anti permanently cured, wit hunt f!,e
p.ifient suffer ine the excruciating pain tend alarming henoirrhase
winch frequently fol!nal the lipplicatiou of the lunar caustic.—
Vie collt:.e..f 10 yeari, evienvive lira tice in this metropolic,
mtinerotil ess,ra of str;ettirfa hive hero :old are daily ander their
ewe, Ilex int .1 eradication of which is arrested by a safe,
and eitpe,iiiio.,s mode of to.actier, superior to any other
set witriptei!. T:.. neaki-Fs, Lela saran., and debility procerd•
dug faun, thi• ompl ,int. i• •peed Iv removed, and the patient
ee,te.re,t i;) Roam,' herilt:i. But where the dehii.ty
h a< (~r seal, r %Wee , n proper vere,cverkinee in their restorative
remedies, alter the st,reive !vim been dc.irovcd, is indirpensahly
reipf.ite to re •i• e the slitraberhig spat ks of like, nod to tenni.,
11,.

Several oblionocio and Gentlemen of the first respectability
h .'.r ber:s uneer the aro- of Nletsro. Currie and Co. for the te•
naval of cam pla in:i of t ht. Lit ei hi a, strii tures Rs. ; and having
rec.- i %efl rt radival anti permanent cure, request That .refcrent•'S
may he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the deceive
sti ioerior it of Nlessrv. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Ahoy
of these G..ntlemen have Ira•t strictures from 10 to 20 year., and
to;o1, been muter thecameof rolessri. Home, Heaviside', and other
t 4 r gem,. of eywil eminence, wha attempted the cure by the air
plicatiiiio of the lu•tar caustic, without success.
Messrs. Currie and ('a. may he consulted by either sex, with
the esNi lest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No.
10;, Hatton eardrn.
Patient; in the cmuntry are regttestt•.i to State the particalars
of their case, are, and general habit of loving, toe. Re• g
reenit!nure far advice and uallidurs, when the same will be
riven or sent to any rot of the kingdom. To erasure that secrecy
vu essential to their undertaking the postage of Mhos may he
added ill the account for hiedirines.-9th June, 1509.-104
Itattuu•{tarden.

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