The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-19 00:00:00

DIED

On Sunday last, at Marden Park. Surrey, in the Mk
rear of his age, John liatsell, 1.4.1. Clerk of the llosse of
Conti ttttt 14.
On Saturday last, at the house of her daughter, on (*W-
ham Common, after a lingering illness, Amy, w:fe of
James Hawke', of Reading.

MELANCIIiiLT Yesterday morning a
shrieking event took place at No. tql, Sloane-strePt,
!Chelsea. 'Major Seymour, a fine young roam about
23 years of age, hail lately been seriously indisposed,
which brous:ht on a delirium. The nurse who at-
tended him left the room about three o'clock yester-
day morning, leaving a knife upon the table ; he
seised the knife and cut his throat in a most dreadful
manner. Several surgeons were immediately pro-
cured, who used all the means in their power to re-
cover him, without avail. Ile lingered till nine u'cLick,
when he expired.
Therm* .itirri I, the unfortunate turnkey of Dam-
' fries Gaol, whose skull was fractured, as we stated in
oar paper of Saturday, by the prisoner who escaped
from Gaol, died about ten o'clock in the evening of
the foil:ming day, after enduring the greatest :Tory.
The most diligent search has been set on foot to over-
take the murderer, who is a most notorious and de-
praved character, and has twice broken oat of the
Gaol of Leith. The inhabitants of Dumfries m:eserve
great praise for their exertions on the occasion. In
order to discover the delinquent, they have offered
701. for his apprehension.
SHOPLIFIINO.—Mary Thompson, an itinerant ,
dealer io caps, was yesterday charged before the Ma- r......,utrieuirreus
ti:r;Tweakerss.
gistrate at Union-Hall, by James l'rice, showman to .st 111.• trf 101111 duration.
Mr. Situnion.ls, of Bridge-road, Lambeth, as follows:
—tin Saturday last, the prisoner went into the shop
of Mr. Simmonds, and desired to have a piece et
printed cotton• usessured, which she directed to be
sent to Mr. Barlow's, in Grosvenor-street ; the shop-
man being uncertain whether the prisoner said No.
513 or 23, followed and overtook her, when he per-
ceived a piece of print under her cloak, and on taking
her back to the shop, a whittle was also found on tier
person.. Time articles were ideutified, and the pri-
soner Was committed.
This day the prisoners, who stand committed on
. charges of felony, will be removed from the several
gaols in the city of London, add county of Middlesex,
to Newgate, preparatory to their taking their trials at
the ensuing Old Bailey Session, which commences on
Wednesday next, the 25th instant.
'lke Sessions of the Peace for the county of Mid-1
dkmsex will commence at the Sessions Heuer, ou
Clerk" wen tirreo. ca Monday next, when the trials' London Edited. Pointed. and published at the °Get'ef
of trAreseri f<Pa7y3lterf, •oat on bail on matter Tin Mrs aft" 11%." Tai "P"rrvf*P"' (gelid
o as. Prepee). etre opposite IL Meisel s
swat. • Pulluerfelanlbdenti nuisance. will box proceed.)
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Zebra- ttoasomme Le. are riposted to he et.lreltsed.

• wuriter in mode. farther in re.
The treatment mild—the cure effectual.
ACANDID Evanoinati.on ofProtesaiommal Pretengion,
I. only to be feared by those who are conscious of in-
capacity.
Impressed at an early period of oar profes.irmal career
willi..the Importance of a more minute attention to a Hass of
diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
ture. a e boldly desisted from what was hoki to be medical
orthodox) ; attacked the vauutings of etupy Heim . 21141, In de-
feeling its vile purposes, consider ourselves instls entitled
to that aprrobation and patronage which, for twenty seers,
have rewarded our seeerssini and devotes! studies. The
estimation of oar enlightened brithren.who frequently appeal
to our opinion. is an additional gratification to oar pride,
while our anthority from the College itself, strengthened as
it is bs time most entheshmetie testimonials of almost eery
Professor in the British Metropolis, must ever protect Ott
'anvils of oar fame from navy or usisrepr-sentation.
The impetuosity of south. or the momentary want often
lion in the maturer man, often lead to the effects of OM,
tagious disease; happy, therefore, may time early applimat
he called, whose anziet) can be alleviated by a *vole
care; Yield eten In the more advanerod sieges, ebnraeteriied
by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate nor assertion, by
rendering the Inatome& 'wild, the core Abdul&

Erny Gironde ehaMpe; dfstertnnee.
fart-
deald to the generntive etrommily. fills equally within oer
province. and will lick' to use Went' rl. AiNOlig are
diseases of the urethra. weakness. and constitutional deo.
✓ents. of hoarser keg duration.
The child of inanition may be restored to appetence. and,
I/inter/ft or being en:meted by nervous debility. he will air
rests the manlier proof of ritorma leapetl.e. T e remits of
an advertinement do not Mow the clasniflcalion of our soy
jects, but ?tory err amply delnilea in a Work we lately pub
Ilabed. allied "The Aeis of Life," the rapid sale of wide'',
Oecompanied with an Increasing metier. are undeniable
roe fs of our general utility. The Donk can he had at f.
Pat moonier-row ; 66, Pall-Mall : $l, adiily ; 16, Priory's-
street, 6ulto ; 174, and 3t/, Fleet street; pr at any llook-
sellers.
No ditiesses are klt with greeter poignincy by the waterer
than thn'e occationtni by his earn Imprudence: and In no
eases of connOtation Is Ilberallty of tititicatism in the Pro
terror more dente/Me. where the most unbounded ena-
Aden/m.ls pisced.and the went innlulable secret is express*
tbas the terms are plainly stated at the drat inltertiew, gnats
answer to lett..rs minutely Metalline the symptoms, Ma is
closing a remitlanee fur mediulne nod advice, which ma 14,
forwarded to an: part of the wurlu.
GOSS; and Cu.. &I. R. C. tiumeoan. 11. Doused& &trod..
Fkat-street.-4 Orate door round the corner.