The Statesman.
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• COURT OF CHANCERY, DIML:Wit
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Lord Csthamptun was present this moryllogiorig"
with his friends to await the judgment or up tit 4
cause, vi hitt) stood orer from Sat inlay. • • .1.. •
• On the LORD Cuitmcsaama's arrival, It, 6",sfro.,d,
a motion was made to vary the Minutes, so he
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derstoodit, sod recapitulated the terms of the roa,
Lion generally. It as left to the Master, t„.,iver,
fain what balance was due to this •A „um.
of 80001. and upwards was standing in the tiaras of
the Accomptant.General of. this Citurt, Enid it ait
left to enq•Jire, what portion. of 'flue coin awls to bo •
paid to the Solicitors of Miss Lawler. "fire motion.
to vary the Minutes can only be done in the insimer
prescribed by my predecessor; and, after *swops
deliberation, it will riot, I find, be in my Nobler to
alter the order as at first made. Much has hems said
respecting the publication of proceeshirei in thti
' Court; publications of which, perhaps. I ought ens
Ito take any notice; nor should I, were it not for the
purpose of saying, in general the proceedings of tiao
Count are very little understood; It is only treat
their being so any evil arises. In the publication of
these proceedings, Lon! Carhampton conceives an at,
tack to be made injurious to Iris honour ; l sin at
loss how to put * stop to their publicity, as be.
lieve my predecessors were; Literk-errehareps9o Riq
allow me to say in his presence, if.be conceived the
conduct of these Solicitors deserving censure through
delay to his interest, this Court was open to him to
move thereon.
Lord CARHAMPTON—My Lord, that was done.
Sir S. 11,0)111.4Y—And your Lordship saw them
was no foundation for this proceeding. -
Loan CHANcELLOR.--The proper Coarse nowt h
to give nay order as•above Slated.
Sir S. ItositurAr applied for costs.—Granted.
Sir S. itoutta.e-r-I hope your Lordship will elms
the liberty I take, but so much has been said respect.
irtg the conduct of Messrs. Cook and Iladlington in
this cause out of doors, it is the more necessary I '
should do so.' If what has been said had been con:
lined to the audience of this Court, it would, perhaps,
be of no consequence, but widely spread as their
mimes have been, would your Lordship have the c.of
descensioe to say what part of thewconduct it
deserving of censure?
Loins CsiANcELLOR—I have no inclination to My
any .part. nor can I do so.
Lord Csenturrom then begged a few wet& hi
reply, in which he re-asserted something issehadmid
on Saturday, which was assented to by Sir S. arbotilly,
till the Lord Chancellor though! he shoold do right
by interposing, to put a stop to this general convene;
Lion.
Being Seal Day, nothing but motions of cmgeili
were heard, and his Lordship rose at one o'clock: •

The Doke, of RICHMOND have been, dace theit
Oration in 1675, Dukes of Richmond &alto I, at
Lenox in Scotland, and since 1777, of. Aisibigny in
France. The last title was derived by COMMAS
Larrox, the first Duke of Richniond, natural IMO
CHARLES 11. from his Mother, LOUISA DE Qua:.
lOUELLB a French lady, who was created by be
King Barone,* Peterafield, Countess of Farehvai,
and Duchess of Port.— --and hx. Louis MY,

Duchess's, Aubigny in France. this last the
the Di**. of Rtcanown was cleptlited by the Rasp
lationary GUTernment of France t and we under.
Mewl it has been recently restored to bis Grate by the
King of France.

DEBILITY, Ste. • • -
ENCOURAGED by the wagons 'access at-
tending the pet uliar method of Treatment in the sure of
a few prevaletteComplaints, Which hots been lenuArmett br the
• experience of many years, in a large and extrusive prois tire—
sensible also, af the happy erects resulting to the PAW,. from
Medical Men confining their attention I.' a certain claw of Dins
eases, Messrs. GOSS nod CO. Members of the Retool Colo
lege of Surgeons in London, continue to direct their studies ho
those 1/inorders arising frost a secret destructive hnhit of
considerate Youth, which not only set-admit-4 a 'Rmero/vs traie
of NerVollS Affections, but also entails on its votaries all the
e enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing slate ot
Debility or Deficiency, whether the eosneminsce of such how.
fat habits, excessive chinking, long residence in hot climate,
i or any other cause, by Iv the powert of the conntitation
become enfeebled, as regularly edstristed Surgeons sof Londou,
they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to mond led
vigorous health,
54, here on early application is made fun the Cure of a Cens
lain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inenrie-
ty, the eradication is generally completed I. the short space of
two days, and in the more advanced and Inveterate stage of
Venereal Infection, characterised by u variety of painful mil
• distreo,sing symptoms, a perseverance in their plait (without re-.
straint in diit or exernise) will ensure W the Patient aliens:is:rut
and radical cure.
The Diseases of the Urethra, na frequently convected
with, or arising from the above Complaint, have not escaped
their attention; by an infallible nod inikoved plan, they "ere"
shied to remove ohstionte Glee's and Strictures, *babel'
recent or of long duration, without resorting too the paid
nerd dangerous use of the Caustic Bough-. Many instances (oin,
adduced of very inveterate eases, of several years contingence.
having sielded to their ineih.stl in a.fe w days. after the cure 1,1
been Attempted by tither Practitioners wlihen:t elect and
sack has been the agreeable result of it prattiee of 14 yesr's
that the mode of treatment has not, in. owe single instance, ewer
proved svorsive, during which period 'many thousand perso:i
of itnth Seves have experienced the eqinyinent of having ken
perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had hee•
persevered in Ili DO purpose.
Ti, Married Fcinaks, who se es pectations of those froNe
pledges of etsunuttiol hoipoiness haveirevit defeated, it may 40
be a pleasing retlect ion to ki.ow, that by a proper persevera,re
en their reined-es, the general health is reolivatea, and the inn
pediments removed.
Weirs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the care of these
particular complaints, in order that they may not he marked
by a mistaken few, w 4 the obloquy so justly attached to the
Ignorant I-limbic, think it but justice to themselves to sumo
that they hove toren property educated and initialed into every
branch of the profession (certificates of which, from serious
hospitals, rind testimonials from the highest professional tot°r
elites, they have to convince tin, enquirer). That a residence
in the warmer hemisphere sof our eastern world, as well "S in
other paits, emboldens them to assert, that their researcher
having been confined to diseases already #numerated, they ho!tt
out ,t certainly of renovation Minch ns may labour under the
d• Wit:wing effects of a life passed under she torrid cone. Aid
ft filler, that hosing had opportunities, in their professiosol
poicit v, of forming an intihiate acquaimatsee with the «smit:*
'tonal hatoits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the
&SW tunes of immediate relief t. that tar hiceeilsremilitißefr;i:
their endeuvonts 131 A induced them. to quit the prorike ,
general practitioner; and they presume their pirtensioes eta'
salute a fair ground for the unprreedonted cordideuce with
which they have, by the public. twee ass Überakly honoured.
Potients in the country are requested tamale the peclkntsll
tif their case. age, mid a' manna' of living ewelollin a er1311,114,,
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See advice and medicines, andthe remedies will be given u" —'
warded to any port of the kingdom.
To he consulted at tbe te.h owe daily (pereasallis dir
past paid) by patients of ,ettlisr sea, with wan/.
and attention. • •
041ss and Co. Surgeoos,l3,.Bouterie4treet, Fl ewerei
May 1, 1809.

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