The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-27 00:00:00

DEBILITY. &c.

INCOURAGEI) by the uniform success 'at-
'4 tending the pet slier Method of Treatment in the cure of
a few prevalent Cuirtiplaims, which hats been confirmed by the
experience of many vrtiro, in a large and extensive practice—
seteible nlso, of the happy effects resulting to the. Public from
Medical Men confining their attention to a certain elms of Dis-
eases, Messrs. BOSS and CO. Members of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons in London, continue to direct their studies to
Nose Disoniers arising from n secret destructive habit of in-
considerate Youth, which not only fleffnioll, a innner.lii train
of Nervous Affections, but also (moils on its votaries all the
enervating imbecilities art old age. lli that distressing slate of
Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such bane-
ful habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hat climate..
of say other cause; by olden the power,: of the riutsiiiiilitut
become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London,
they offer is firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and
v Qnrnas
• Where an early application is made for the Core of a Cer-
tain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebrie-
Ix , the eradication is generally completed in the short space of
east days. and in the mote advanced and inveterate stages of
.1/caveat Infection, cliJracterised by a variety of painfal and
distressing ssisptuni-, us perseverance in their plan (without re-
straint ladiet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent
and radical cure. . •
The Di-eases of the Urethra, as frequently connected
with, or arising from the above Complaint, have not escipel
their attention; by lin infhllible and improved plan, they area.
ablest to remove oli-nestle Glee's and Stricture?, whether
recent or of long duration, witlunu resorting to the painful,
and dangerous i
of the Caustic 11.:agie. Many mittinees can he
adduced of very invert-ion cusses, of several years continuance.
having yielded to their met hiul hi is few days. after the cure had,
been attempted by other practitioners without ellect ; and
such has been the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years,
that the mode of treatment has JAW, in one single instance, ever
roved abortive, during which pi rind runny thoosand pertain.
of Roth Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of haying been
perfectly cured. after severe and injurious methods had been
persevered in to DO purpose.
To Married Females, a hose expectations of those tender
pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also
be a pleasing reflection in Itimw,thist by is proper perseverance
in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the im-
pediments removed.
Messrs. Goa and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked
by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly winched to the
ignorant empiric, think it but justice. to themselves to state.
that they have been properly educated and initiated into every
brunch of the profess' (certificates of which, from various
hospitals, and testimonials from the highest profe.sillual autho-
rities, they have to convince any enquirer). That a residence
isi the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in
other parts, emboldens theta to assets, that their researches
having beets confined to diseases already mimes:ord. they bold.
out a certainty of rennvation to such as ina) labour under the
debilitating effects of a life•pasiied under the torrid zone. And
farther, that having had opportunities, io their professional ea.
Or forming an intimate acquaintance with the constitu-
tional habits of seafaring person?, they offer In them the best
assurances of itntsediate ter ; that the success resulting from
their taidenvours first induced them to quit the practice of the
grneial practitioner; and they presume their pretensions con-
stitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with
whirr) they have, by the public, been sn liberally honoured.
Pniiente in th; country are requested to state the particidars
of their case, age, and manner of living. enclosing a remittance
for advice and medicines, and the remedies will be given ur for-
warded to any part of the kingdom.
Tu be consulted at their !muse daily (personally, nr by letter,
post paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy,l
.
and attention.
Goss and Co. Surgeoas,l3, Bouveriesotreet, Floet4treet.
May OWL

War-office• Feb. 9b.
let Regiment of Dragoon Guards.
Tolle Lieutenants, by parch: rnet W. I). Irvine, vice
Wallace, promoted; and Corset J. E. Greases, vice Qiticke,
promoted.
701 Dino, Veheriesary Surgeon John Nesbitt, from half- pay eff
die 18th Light Dragoons, to, be Veterinery Supecoo„xice
Mellows, placed lapin half-paY of the 18th Light DragnoW.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Jolts ?oohing, Gent. to be • Comet,
by purchase, vice Micklethwaite, promoted.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, John Pringle, Gent. to be
Comet, by purehme, vice Peters, promoted.
Paymaster Thomas Felton, from half-pay of the 23d Foot, to be
paymaster. *ice Thompson, who exchanges.
9th Ditto, Stair-Surgeon O'Connor, from the half-pay, to
be'Surgeon, vice Peach, who exchanges. '
lids Ditto, Lientenaot Benjamin Adami to be Captain of a
Troop, without purchase, vice Davison, promoted in the 67th
• • Regiment.
pt Regiment of Foot Guards, James Talbot, Gent, to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice La-Welles, ptobotted.
Sib ltegiment of Foot, William Rohirsou, Gent. to be Err
sign, without purchase, vice Barry, promoted in the 60th
• Foot.
litli Ditto, Captain W. Hobart, from half-pay .of the 49th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bean, who ex-
90th Ditto, Captain T. W. Chambers to be Major, by purchase,
vier Roberts, promoted In the Regiment of Roll.
3.5 th Ditto, Edward Noel Gwinnell, Gent. :o be Ensign. with-
out r
putchase, vice Wilford, appoipted to the itoyel Staff
96thCor
tito. Captain Robert N. Crosse, from half-pay of the
RW, merit, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gillum, who
36tnthanges.
h Ditto. Lieutenant Samuel D. Grinsell, from half- pay of the
'lloth Foot, ter be Lieuteoabt, via Alexoneer Campbell, who
_exclienges.
40th Ditto, Ensign James *0 to be Panamint, without pur-
chase. vice Franklyn, promoted.
Henry Stern Napier, mt. to be Ensign, vice Glyn.
-3111 Delft, Edward Browne, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Whitfield, who retires.
59th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Howard to he Adjutant, vice
Crawley, who resigns the Ad jutnittey
60th Ditto, Ensign P. Grant, from the 9.td Foot, to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, flee Mitcht•ll, intimated.
To be Kosigne, without purchase—allllMo Plunkett, Gent.
vice )tutledge, deceased • and George Hopkins, Gent. vice
Vest Altinstein, promoted.
63d Mo. Second Lieutenant William Conninghem, from half-
pay a the 23d Foot, to be Ensigo, v ice Kai k, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
74th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Edward M'lver, from half pay
of the 10th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. vice, Napier.. who
ex changes.
87th Ditto, Ensicn Joseph M. Reads, Garrison Batts-
• lion, to hr Ensign, vice Wallace; d
90th Ditto, Liestemint H. M. Williams to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Maclean, deceased.
Enshmi J. Abbott to be Lienteneet, vice Williams.
84th Dittii,Brevet Major Charles Campbell to be Major, by
purchase, vice Laing, who retires.
LieutenantJohn)ltirchinsion to he Captain of a Company, by
' purchase, vice Campbell.
Ensign John Macn,tb to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Ilutchieson.
9511! Ditto, .lames Hannay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Curry, deceased.
6th Weal udia Regime.nl,.Eoden Charles Andrews to be Lieu-
' tenant, without purcbaets, vice Joseph Welsh, promoted.
Willitim Little. Gent. to belittle" vice Andrews.
Ist Garrison Rattalipn, Lieutenant John Casisser Harold. from
the 11111 Foot, to tie Captain of a Company, vice Young, ap-
-1 pointed to the 40th knot.
M EMOR A 1/I.i NI.

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Ensign John Al•lntyre, of the Sd West India Regiment, who
was superseded, at stated in the {:suzette of 1 lib October lust, is
reinstated in his rank.
Lienteunin Gower! /Limpet, of the GOth Foot, is superseded,
being absent without leave.
'the appointment of Lieutenant George 1: [orange, from half;
pay
.of the 31st Foot, to he Ensign, without purchase, is the Sd
Regiment of root Guards, as stated in the Gazette of the 24th
alt. has not taken place. , •

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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
J. H. Howard, Stockport, Clushire, druggist, from Feb- 25,
to April 15.
BANKRUPTS. •
' A. Grant. Broad-street-place, rnerchint. March 4,14, April 8,
at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. James. lidcilersbury,
It, Werth, Leveriagton' Isle of Ely, miller, March 9, 10,
April 8, at the Rose and Crown, Wisbecb. AttOruies, Messrs.
Girdlestone Bellamy, and Wished; ; and Mr. Worthen),
Castle-streei, Holborn.
3. Cranstone, Upper Thamesstreet, ironmonger, Feb. 28,
March 7, April 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, To-
kenbouse-Nard.
M. Fallen. Upwell, Isle of Ely, shopkeeper. March 4. 14,
April 8. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Farlow,
H. Clife, Glmignw and Carlisle, merchant.' Feb. 28. March
14, April 8, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mesta. J. and J. Greg-
son. Angel-court, Throgmorton-street.
T. IL Bennett, Wapping.wall, slopseller, Feb. 28, March 7,
April 8, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jackson and Knaggs,
Fenehrircb-ctsunbers.
J. Simnel!, Manchester, factor, March 9, 10, April 8, at the
Cr•wit Tao, Liverpool. Attarnies, Mr. Gregory, Liverpool ;
- --_ . _ ~ Gray's
Feb.

E. KIWI, Rotherham, Yorkshire, hmaikorsgee, Mita 1 his
April 8. at the title . Hotel; Binnlagham. Ihalpyliese 104
ftm•tos, Gray's Inn-square ; and Messrs. Stubbs, Redo, mat
Wills, Birmingham.
S. B. Clouter, Bristol, stationer, March 10, 11, April 1, 4
Ole Castle Inn, Birmingham. A ttoruies, Wrests. Uevalli • aki*
Tooke, Holborn-coort, Gray's Inn; and Mr. Burnish, Bir-
miogfutm.
F. ilansford, Lincoln, grocer. March 20,21; April S. at thy,
Saracen's Head I ;tux Lincoln. A ttarnies, Mr. Mapass,_Uncolp V- •
end Messrs. Willis, frairthorne, and Ciarke, Warnford-goars.
•• V. Uwe, Malicruft. Chapel-foie-Frith, tVerttysbire, Merck
8, 11, April 8, at the White Bear Inc, Manchester. Attorahh,
?Acura. Hewitt aad.N irk, Manchester; and Mt. Bilis, Chita.
ceg-lane.
T. Jackman, stn. Oakley-Farm, Hampshire, farmer.. Meek
16,1%, April 8, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton. A.uorspes,
Mr. Barney, Southampton ; and Mr. Rae, Howard-W*6
Logsdon.
, J. Newstead, Ade, Norfolk, spirit-merchant, Feb. 28. Morrie
MApril 8. at the Norfolk Hutel, Norwich. Attendee, Messrs.,
illard and Motray, Norwich ; and Sir S. Whiteombe and
King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street.
C. Brown and C. 011ey, George-street, Partalawaaaarto
brewers, Feb. 28, Match I], ARril.B, at Guildhall. Attornq.
:Mr. Pike, Airistreet,
•• 8. Dixon, Boston, jeweller. Mitch. 9,- 21, April 8, at the
White Hart lon. Boston, igttleatsios. Mr. Maw Boston; and
Messrs. Loaingtoa anti. Sepondarke.oll4o. TemplL
DLVIDANII_ -S.
Muth 18, J. Mears, Aldgate, woollea-idtaper—March le, T. '
Mitchell, Jandstreet. Coramermid-road, ebeesealatiger—Marrit
18, J. E. Wilsoh, Hosodsditeh, bardwaramaa—Marck 21, E.
'Jones, len. and,B. Jones,jen. Ileteford, torit-factors—March
216 W. Divies, Hampton' Bishop, Hereftwdshire; "'pelmets—
March 18 J. Bursley,Hasoway-suret,Oxford4l4o,ahaesnaher
—Mare,h 22, J. Fowler, ,Ormskirk, Lancashire, printer—April
11, G. and A. Remington, Oxfinif-street, catinet-maken—
March 14, T: Potharlry, Gosport, asershant—March 18, G.
Woods, Woking Mill, surrey, mealtaaa —March lit, J. nears.
Black Motley, kaez, cattle-jubker—March 4, T. Dail244, St.
Martin-strmi, Soatbwark, bootanater—March 18, G. Symr,
ii,todstreet, Minories, aserdiasa—March 20„ W. Judd, sec, mut
W. Judd, sun. Banbery, Oxfordshire, and R. Judd, Skating
-
Um, currfers—March 2D, J. Horsfield, Bolton' grocer—March
41, S. Lee, Birellin-lane, merchant—March 14, T. apd W.
Crawford, Poplar. Stepoey, stone-mason.
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CERTIFICATKS—Maaca Is. _ •
M. B. Harvey, Wiltikma, ,Enex. and J. W. Harvey, /Dad.
lelgh-ball, Eager, bankers—J. Gallow, Birmitialsata, taathrestst
tieal-incrtimeadasaker—T. King, Charlotte-street, Sateees-
Welk. carpenter,—C. Langstaff. Noltioglam, alarchan4tlY.
Grossman, LlniosistreeteSouthwark, cUrrier.
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PARTNERSHIPS ,DISSOLVED. .
J. Jackson and W. Morton, Liverpool, sugar-ndners—J.
Harrison, T. Cash, 'and T. Doter, Liverpool, brickrasakets—
W. J. P. Wilkisost and-W. H. Palmer, Eseter, graces —M.
Holdich and J. amide, Crowlaod, Lincolnshire, meaner,—
G. Hall and J. Coulsou. Sheffield, cutlers—J. Sheppard and'J.
Payne, Gainsboeongh,Liocolnshire, manners—E., J., sod E. L.
Hp* laud, ft naboa.froo-masters--J.Taw leyandT.Spokes, Btu k-
frsarv`.rood. upbololcrers—J. Wltne and 9. Stanley, Aged-
itreet. and Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer—W. Ross llogsatid.
J. Bolles, *Milton, Yorkshire, farmers-4.llallam, an*
hridge, ;Lincolnshire, and E. Gascoyne Calsterworth, Lintels.
shire. fielest-jobbers—K. Leeming and 'P. I. Grellier, Item,
wood.street, Klshopsgate silk-brokers—J. Levett, sea. and K.
Leseu. Brund,street, Ratciii, nail-mautifaclurecr —J. Cisreri
son and W. Ferrahy, Beverley. Yorkshire, curriers—J. an ,
R. Wilkins, Cirence.ter, Gloucestershire—C. Ling and H. Ket t
Marwick, coal-merchants—W. Price and S. Kinsey, Tower
vtreet, ship-brokers—W. Sanders and 1. Arlidgc, Kent-street
road, baker,—W. S. Murton and B. Lord, Rochdale. Lanca-
shire, at/Wien-manufacturers—S. Sutton, at. Sutton, T. Saito.,
W. %film; and G. Pratt, Leek, Staibrdshire, silkmmaufac-
curers—J.li. Bate and G. Fnans, Liverpool, ship-brokers—J.
and H. Reed, Mill-street, derinondskidearot.orn-factorp—T. Kos-
cow, J. Symonds. and W. Roscow, lanajirokers—
J. Jaws Mid E. Keaworthy, Liverpou , candlewick-manure°.
turers—lL Hassell, C. Browne, and J. W. Attwnod, Bri•tolo
bathers— W. Ifiron and S. Thrower, Cambridge, lines-drapers
—K Ford and G. Platt, Newcastle-uaderlLyme, mercers.

The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Feb.
22, is 70-,. Od. per Cwt.
Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALgS, pet
Quartet, from the Return, ending Feb. 18:
Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans I Passed Oafue.

P. 4. s d.
64 3 j' 7 2

d. s. d. t. 4. Is. 4.
7 V 2 0 37 1 141 1.

S. d.
49 8