The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-30 00:00:00

THE ST. JAMES'S SQUARE A,

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Ou Sennlnv, in conseirenee of Bee ver•fict which we
stared in our fast, Mr. Mills attended at tl. Pal%lic-other,
Bow-street, for the petrpose of s►rving the magistrates,
alessirs. Alleyn and Bennett, with notice of action for
I.fitfac imitritodoomf, in haring ordered .1/r. Mina to be
taken into custody, whilst addressing tlie crond some
weeks ago in front of the Quern's. residence in St.
James's-square. Messrs. iii-stie and Muslin!, %sere on
the Bemis, and to them hr tettlered his notice, addr:ssed
" Alessrs. and Bennett, Justices of the Poce,
Ike."

Mr. Mt:sem:Lt. informed him that those gentlemen did
not sit at this 11)&1.; and that he himself knew nothing
at all of the affair in qttrstion.
Mr. Mills replied, that lir hail been rimmed to this
Other, and here helot to bail and he took it fur granted
the Nlagistrates who so acted belonged to the Office.
" Can vim, sir," he continued, " infurin.me where. they
are to fie met with, or how I had better proceed F.
Mr. Mrxiiiii.a.t.—" That is yonr own affair. Yon can
hardly be serious in ap•dvinir tam sue fur advice bow to
act against a Brother Alagisinsit.?"
Here Mr. Maxie, who 'luring this conversation had
been engaged in other business, interfered by observing,
that it n•as nseless to withhold inforioation which might
he obtained in a moment front any person about the
Mr..llleyn, he added, was a Magistrate of Union-
Siiiithwark ; and 111 r. Bennett belonged to the
IVorship-street Office.
Mr. Mills—" Bnt you know, Sir, I sans brought to
this office; the depositions were made against we here,
and here I was held to bail."
The worthy Magistrate replied, that the circumstance
of his having kern bran& there was merely accidental,.
and he•ansr the office happened to be the nearest one to
the scene •'I amino, he supposed. " Bat this I know,"
; kr continued, " that{ in consequence of your bar* bets
611 hrnitzlit here, I myself was unwillingly-dragged into
'fie affair."
. M►. Mille said lie was entivilltweil of at and thanking
!the woolly Magistrate fur his information, left the
I ul&•e.

•• What sli7lit ueglects, what trivia tasita destroy
" The hardiest frame !"
ItY ESSEN. CU DR 1 E and 4'o. having ',cetera th-w-
-/Vi selves to the study of, and been eratlied by Cie and
eamiderable practice in those branches of the profersins
which they thought proper to select, trust, that after miev
years re,ilenee in this 'metropolis, their talents are so eni
known, and their repatetioe in fully established, that ao apo-
logy is reqnisite for their deviation from the regular fonetee4
practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Eli
cation bas berm of the first class; that they are Newlws •
the Royal Colleges of !Anion mad Edinburgh; weemiell‘‘
factoryevidencre •
of the truth ef this statement, ISrit ditm,
mas and teeth:mei:ls may be seen at their House, 146.17.
Ilation-garden, where &bey may be cmosalted with there*
est seeresy slid honour by patients of either sex, allieteitt
any of the following eomplalots :-1. The Venereal Dimas.
fur which they have discovered a remedy, whirl is se
a complete subititate for memory in thecer• of this coreftrile
bnt list mho the i•.ven!agse of ersdiea:ing the disorder with-
out debilitating the enistiv2tion.—/. In eases of Nerrom
Debility aid Vascular Relaxation, whether prodered %yea' /
'trivial excesses, by the linuoderate enjoyments of sewed
fiasures. or by solitary sensuality, where
" The vigour sinla, the habit melts away,
The eheernal, pure, end animated bloom
Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy
Devour'd. in sallow melancholy clad. •'
Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Medici.
that stands noel*" .d for its superior effiesey,in giving tow
to every niessetalar fibre of the patient, restoring his aided
spirits, anti re-establishing his vigour, without infiluelee the
constitution, nod thus exposing him to the dangers of are
lapse.-11. In StricturesoftheUrethrtt,Meesn.CarriesedCo ti.
pion of trestle:lit has so far 'Deepened every other mdlW
of cure. that they hive excited the astonishment sod erre"
bathe' of the most ilistingnished Sturgeons, by effintillir•
three weeks, earls which_ defied all the resources of emit
skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their peties•
will be trea•ed with the greatest skill and solicitude. te
fee retleireti is the same as that of regular prscritionirs. '
Patients lm the country are reqeeste4 to .tat. partire
lof their twee, age, and made of briar. enclosing • Bildt _el
'Eastland Note, when the agetwiary medic-lees athlasivieeltf,
be. sent to may pert onto" iinitt. —No. 107, ilsr

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