The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-08 00:00:00

`THE SI ATESMAN.

TIoN. BF T1'1: 1 uRD PCOTOST 10111 st•Gis-
al TIM (IST or lILASOOW. Till POMP, 01
iiIIRX. AND Tug J1:1111CFS or Till PIACI Vol
II WARD Or Till SAID COVIIIITT.
tquenee of the_ present threatening appear-
Lord Pianist. Magistrates, tilseiiffs, and .1
ly order all shops to he shot, this and esery
Right, omit tranquillity is restored, at die
roil they larri47 all the inhabitants
to retire to their I see :is soon as possible
and not later than Imo o'clock.
,ntrers are hereby enjoined to withdraw from
dun seven o'clocit at night. Parties or groups
sliding together, or walking the streets after
seven, will be deemed disturbers of the peace,
dealt wits accordingly.
‘nips are put out, the inhabitants are desired
;y to illuminate tlie:r windows with as touch
7 can conveniently I onsusairl.
GOD SATS Till [SRC.
April 3, lE;•20.

flDll.lox.
Yesterday Edward Forster wa. put to the bar,
charged with a misdemeanor in having uttered certain
seditious words, of and concerning his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, and the soldiers of the King ; and in
another count, of using seditious expressions of and
concerniug our Lord the King himself. Mr. Anot.rnea
and fir. PLATT appeared for the prosecution, wh:cli eras
instituted at the instance of the Officers of the 3d regi-
ment of Foot guards. The particulars of the case
bare been already putilislietl in the police reports.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty. The. CHAIRMAN
told him it was not a light offence. and it uas proper
that such persons should be taught to restrain their
tongues ; he wag sentenced to six months' imprisonment
in the House of Correction, anti to give security for his
good behaviour in the sum of SW. for two veil's.
James Mood!, eras charged with a inistieuieanour, in
having entered the shop of Samuel Bradbury, a Is oullen
draper, in Oxford-street, with intent to steal.
It appeared from the evidence, that the pea mow, with
several w‘sociates, had lain in wait for sonie days pre-
vit.m.lv, in order to rob the shop, and he was appre-
bendea at the magnets' that he was endeavouring to steal
a waistcoat-piece.
The Joey immediately found him guilty. and he aas
sentenced to six months' imprisonment in the House of
Correction. .

Two boys, Jones and Boston, were rovivic,c,l a at-
tempting in skis' a pocket handk -rrilief it the pocket
of a man named Deane, a clerk to a Sill ICI tut-
%Ir. Lee, the Deputy High Bailiff, n Ito took them
into custody, represented Jones as a 'mist abandoned
character, though lie was not more than twelve years
old. It appeared that the foreman of the firand.Jury
had, some time before, taken him as his appre:iticr, when
be immediately commenced picking pockets in the house,
and was dismissed. •
The worthy Magistrate regretted that he could not, !
by the law, infict a more sc;err punishment on him than
six months' imprisonment in the House of Correction,
which he awarded accordingly. Boston was sentenced
to the mitigated punishment of seven days' imprison-
ment, as it appeared he bail been seduced by the yontiq
er delinquent, and as a respectahle person came to; -
ward, who gave him a good character, and offered
to take him again into his service as a sousic-printer,
the trade to which the buy bad been brought up by thi
witness. _ _

;Pm. In rionden, awl T. ff'alltine, were
earl sen!encrtl to x mom imprisonment intim douse
of Correction, for isaring I+llo of 0.163 lis Inc
window ufa pawnbroker, No. 42, 11 Jr:tour-street, ‘I ill§
intent to steal.

11" m. Riley, Richard Carney, awl Aid,: .I.uncs, three
boys. the last not more than ten years o e, and sin-
gularly deformed, were convicted of t:, stolen a
pocket handkerchief frotn a gentle:n.l anted Horst, as
he was passing into St. James's-par from Sprinc-gar-
dens, on the loth of Febritary last. The two pri.;►:rers,
Riley and Caroler were Owed to old offenders. Car-
it idly h:•eneht br-
as in t'ww• ;,resent
nrd story of hi,
entirely without

years' transporta-
x months' im-
I( ' rney received
r Weil showed
iiOr
, il. hail grown
v with a most
anose, and ra-
ke left the dock,
kindness; I shan't

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JklitiET.ll WiISSF.L'S JEsBIV.• plops.
THE cliatorj,er of the CetitaNC JEstrrs,
DROPS is so auiveredlyselipiNiedgei; Rad the „,.
thousand cures, they have performtd. is •uSleimit groof-4
their norn,, 10dropsies1 disorders, opera% by arise, me
are a Certain ctireTor ril hinds of 'realities 'Ad oast'sa.
liens in the 41.ii:a") moistest ; grate, or stranelims is bud, .
sexes ; liktaiiise ht all scorbutic complaints. and all 'di
of the stoutest-111nd bowels% lowngss et spirik, pains hi
the
head. back. !Lc. The re:axed and debilitated Midair" set
proceeding from the indirectiitits of y ono., in „,.,.qt
uf is. .
&Are ales, will doll imaiAdiete and permanent riiief.
The great obieet'llo-bellten•te4 161 Ids &Mistiest, ml
purchasers 'tumid be enreAii hating the bolted imagist
preparation, asi PM' iiiiivfe. sonsar••tione 1. and daggers, "
eouoterleits attett•plesl to be foisted an the pablit bisy,s:
late feseltuuds.ls 0 unscrews. that the Protecto.
quest e%cr) pot% lt a I ask for Joseph Wessit's Jrurs mm
Drops, and toile e toilets t • *aye the fol)osing words cm p.
e
stamp. thes are Wyss on rifttublle : " Jos•Th
Wessels. No. Ott, St. Pa ' r rd... which his N.
finitif
je%ty's Cnt otuistitspers have orde he CllgrUTed on ern,
Stamp. •
Sold by Sanger. Oxford-street ; Var.l. Rolhorn i (!..see.
ler, opposite the Paatheou. Oxiterd-strivii; Emerson, Et,:
Smithfield ; Wilimott. London Ilrideis:lltirse. ports,,nrie
Cooks ortiis end Co.. Plymouth ;.Bear[, Y osib ; PrhY:.
arc. of Deil. &c. Le.
Sanctioned by Noblemea. Eminent Phvii s, lisreeo,...
As:coact:ears. genteel Patients, sad til iher,..
THE pr,s:..ot MARTIN VAN MI fetiELl„
aged SS, eldest son. Apprentice, Assioaat. es,,
EXECUTOR and SUCCESSOR to the la:e. ii.rowin ~.,
Public he hits no connection with Plariggisik-'ssse ~,. •
name-14 th Oct-ember Itillt, one lit .1 gifilllilatV. lam a°
toblesirs. Rot Arts and Cartls)—it is plain ally
the Cards. &c. 91 f
M44ITINI TAN BUTCHE .1.,
a Aocoutiteur, t't; . 1
Who, after MIMI( fll succe oifol prier Bier'
whim:rent Add . has published Prof sis tip
ifo 4.
perior methods (lasprosrments toe his Flthui's vrtsole• L: V
tire of Twen'y-eight yearol t..• Cure Vistula:. Piles. Saw-
tures. &e. without Contseusent, Cottiaa. Choate. or lii,,. •
Fee according to ability. At hoirs4l ilt dat.
544, BROAD-STREET, near GOLD:•:N-SQUARE.
1A)N:10N. n •
Where the following PROPA % rbe hkri.'; •
I. The number of Subserlherrto I &I, ed. pa) ;i.l
Uniness ; they may appoint Isiorg.sia r Accoebries j 3
their stead.
2. ?Wen's who have Fell my Falser r ate RlOGlsiast,
are to b • considered Subscribers.
S. Patients who hart. paid a less ann. than 100 Ciliates
may appoint Surgeop ur %cronclosirs, win) a ill btpe,
ntitted to become Sablicrihers, on paying the defis 411 % %-
tweva the *mount so paid by such Patient and the armint •C .
the Sithseription. . .. .

4. Every Surgeon thermic of 1011 Guineas
use or mnts:k Patients, srtth their consent, Ss cassuier)
• Subscriber.

b. Principles and miethods of prtctiee will sat be tre
or di3cloied still the whole of die Subscription we
pleb.. nor will Interviews he pit ea or letter% atesensaLt .
out a fee and payment of poitagr. —The fee t• impart ot us
Subscription.
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then the
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Van Butchell.
Pintl CAIIPEN. R. R. R.. Member of the it. Lal
Sciences at Paris. PAinbursrh, Gottingen. Ite.lit
Osborn's Hotel, .tnelphi. Lon.ion, tits Dee. MI6.

Non est Titer* sett Takeo vita.--Mairtst.
" Life Is only Life, when West with Health."

THE finest system of Ethics is to olndoe within
due bounds, and thus to regulate the Pa ~ions ; awe-
strained and insubordinate, they impetuously destroy twee
harriers which Religion and liorality hare made sacred; to
curb, but not annihilate them, appears the lesson of pet-
denre, best calculated to limit their effervescence.
Every disorganization of the human frame requires great
medical knowledge to remedy • nod toe pt.biie welfare is
moted when professional men (disregardieg the suggestiom
of the envious and interested) devote their studies to use treat-
ment of those complaints generated by impnidenee, sad the
ebullition of the passions n$ au unguerded moment.
strength of a station con.ists in the health of the people:" bet
It Is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the Igoe-
ranee of unfeeling reap) ricisan. and to counteract. as fir is
possible, its further ravages. we offer to suffering humanity
the result of cur own experience, in the various diselses of
Debility. The unwary victim of sorstery eke (early ageired
at 'shoot, before reason has asserted her right over the Wed,
will. in contemplating his pow .rte:s cute, become suscepti-
ble of enlivening sensations. In kiveileg that the most com-
plicated state of exhaustion unty hr rou.ed into manly energy.
Intense study—immoderate anxiety—long residence is try-
pica! climes, and many other causes, aid trequently dense
the nervous system ; in such cases we ran hold old as
serener of re-animation. by rensedies which have long se
swered the sanguine tropes of Patients of both Ilexes.
That bane to human happiness. Li es Vzsear.s. ewe eve
be treated fearlessly ; the improved state of medical whew
having divested its antidote of those distressing properties
that so long rendered its exhibition uneertain and bsraselef.
We best explain our method by observing to Patients
bouring under this malady. that a few days only are re-
quired for the removal of early symptoms ; that the west le-
veterate case a ill yield to our remedies within a month. mod
that in a person wham only suspects himself injured. ie4ll/..
WASP may be prevented altogether from appearing t-4 sMaOsr
remark applies to many other derangements of thus'
Uve system. as weakness, utceratioas, dm. especirth snit-
tures, obstinate eases of w.tich err daily removed ;without
the see of missile or stimulants. Noose peculiarities Imelda.
tai to the softer sex have not escaped our attention; (eolith
mildness. combined with efAcacy, bare superseded the swam
usually adopted. In fine, oar systws is unique, persilartY
energetic, end eminently enceessfth.
Educated in this our uatire city, schooled in our pea ff•
atonal attainment by its splendid Medical charaeters, eat
having been able, personally, to compare with admfrathe
the British surgical practice with t;ie Coetinental, oaf re'
tensions to soperiority (in a bratic:l we hare selected) are
matured by experience, which is es i ..rel by the daily agPll
cations we receive, even from dist:tut countries.
DONS and Co. M. R. C. Bergesas.

13, Bon; erie-street, Fleet-street. London.
••• For the general accontn;o,ht. ion, we do not limit IMP
selves to stated periods or practice. but may be cdissited
at all reasonable hours.—Country Potiests ars reqnslisi
describe minutely their symptoms, &r. when Medielase.
em
Advice, will be immediately forwarded to say part of ao.
Kingdom.—.l Bank note is expected to accomfami
ease.
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the money, which is plied in the Funds la each Rut.
er's mune. to be tillpiehyl. as it may tam stud, 114
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s to Welling Martin Van Hitlehell :
lege are to certify, that Merlin Van Betekall
:lit, and Patentee for tipring-Raids,
Ise a very lent, and. In s
'adage for a
he Patient,
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