The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-30 00:00:00

A young man of respectable family was min*
charged at blarlborotigls.street Office with atterin;
forged notes of 101. and 3/. to a considerable amount.
He was remanded upon five different charges. An.
other young man was committed from Hatton-garden
for passing forged 5/. and 1!. notes. and a young wo•
man for uttering forged 11. notes.
Between one and two o'clock on Wednesday corn.
ing, three men and a woman, in a spring cart, with
one horse. driving furiously from Petersham mantis
the road leading to Richmond, refusing to stop whm
called upon to do so by the watchman, the latter sit.
petting them of robbery, fired his blunderbuss, 1,),
which one of the men was killed, and another wen
and the woman was wounded. The party drove
Richmond and gave notice of what had taken pile%
in consegoence of which the watchman was taken into
custody. It afterwards turned out that the house of
a gentleman at Long Ditton had been robbel the same
night to a large amount, and the survivors of the
party in the cart are detained in custody on suspicion
of being concerned in the robbery.

U:IARIED.

On Tuesday last. at Heaney, John Gadsden, Eiri. of v.e
city of Waterford. to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of I.ls
late John Bone, Ehti. of the former place.

U11:61/.
On WednesZay, at the house of Wm. Mettim„, E.„.
Newington-pled, Kennington, Mr. Christi* spa
thews. of New-square, Minorics.
On Monday. of apopleiv. John Baptist Lg. of
114 es, Middlesex, in the .tibth ) ear of his age.
On IVednesday, at the house of his sou-in-lay (Mr, 1,
Dobson, Strand), John Peacock. Esq. late of Mardiaeo.
tinsel, Burton-crescent, in his 51th your.

DEAL 113>S—wise in the I lead, and Ihsearet
of the Ear, if ever so Inveterate or long stand*, are
successfully treated at the Hermitage. No. 01, Elgcwrr
road, London, (nearly opposite Fileter's Nursery) Cleft ihe
'lames, cases, and residences of many respectable perso.is
that have been eared may be seen : some of the penes hod
been discharged from Dispensaries. and given over as ism
rabic by tho most celebrated surgeons and atiriscs, animg
which are the following. teAtimonials:—
Ji. NE IS, MO.—Sir—For the great benefit yen Wily*
tiered me in restoring my hearing, after having been deafly
years, I have humbly to thank you for; and to say, I law
seen the Indy that recommended me. who sirs much sae-
prised at the astonishing cure) our medic:lie had effected.-
am, Sir, your obedient servant,
• George'a Market, London. it. P.
• am happy to inform you. that the medicines I hal
from you have had the desired effect, and quite restored ay
hearing, and taken away the noise in my head. I now eat
hear as well as ever I did in my life, and do not think it
needful to have any more medicines; and for tile bandit of
the afflicted, you are at full liberty to make what used tits
letter you may think proper. My deafness arose Crossly*
in n droop bed.—) am Sir, your obedient secant, It. M.
lsleworth. Middlesex, April 97. ISte.
Red Lion-street. ClerLeuwell, April S. IRK
Sir—lt is a great pleasure to me to inform you. that 'her
having been deaf for two years and tried various remedies
without obtaining any relief, by using your valuable reek-
eines I was perfectly cured, and shall be happy to bear tv-
tiniony of the same to any person you may please to refer t*
me. You will, at the same time, accept of my most grate-
ful acknowledgement* for the benefit your invaleahle anti.
chic has etteeted.—l am Sir, with the greatest respect. year
obedient humble servant, J.
11.
August 0. 1819.
Sir—l have been nearly deaf for sixteen years, so awl
so, as to render me incapable of hearing a third pan t 1
what any one communicated to me, and likewise was tre-
bled with noise is my bead ; I have with goer maitlarr
great!) recovered, so much that I heard nearly the whole at
n sermon preached at Mr. Wood's Chapel on Siladay. Au!.
Ss Mit feel myself under the greatest obligations to rev
twisty
for sour attentious, and feel the greatest
isty that it is
not in my power to give an ample reward for it, 11'4 I *III
do all in my .power towards recomineadation.-1 ma. ar,
your obedient servant, S.M.
Cerintrion-street, Portland,road.
The treatment does not occasion the least pain or juror
veuience.
As above, may also be had, a SPECIFIC TINCTI:Rt
for the Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, and Omit, Cu*
Spasms, de. if ever so Inveterate or long standing. In these
painful and hitherto supposed incurable disorders. this cel•-
heated medicine nil! be found to staud unrivalled. as la,
trial of a single bottle will auffleiently prove. Im bottio
335. Yes. and I Is. each.
Nervous diseases.—Persons who are unfortunately af-
flicted is ith nervous complaints, particularly lowness of ape
rats, debility, tremblings, palpitation of the heart, fear, dd-
Hence, indigestion, succeeded by nervous head ache, &•
may ebtain speedy relief by applying as ribose.
*** Persons in the country wishing to consolt the Pr •
prietor, by fully stating their cases by letter, post paid, ad-
dressed to the Hermitage, as above, and inciostag P
pound, will have the medicines immediately forwarld
with
esery information requisite. No letters received inair.
post paid

*moiler M IPOdf P. Pithier in re.
The treatment mild—the cure elTect'iil.
AcANDI I) Examination of Professional Prttensiont
Is only to be feered by those who are conscioes of in-
capacity.
Impressed at an early period of our professional ore''r
with the importance of a more minute attention to a late
diseases peculiarly effecting the grander ortstioes of
ical
tune, we boldly desiated from what was held to be
med
orthodoxy ; attacked the Yanntings of empyrieisin,anv tlI &
n -
testing its vile purposes, consider ourselves juol
to that approbation end patronage which, for twenty years.
have rewarded our successful and devoted stidies. The
estimation of our enlightened brethren.wito frerentlYsPiw'l
to our opinion, is an additional gratification to our rik
while our authority from the College itself, strengtheend
it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost or.
Professor In the British Metropolis, must ever protect tte
sanctity of oar fame from envy or misrepresentation.
The impetuosity of youth. or the momentary want dem
Lion in the waterer man, often lead to the effects of Aker: ctA'
tsgious disease; happy, therefore, may the early epp
be ealle4. whose anxiety can he alleviated by a few der;
care; and even in the more advanced stages, charaelenvO
by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate our assertion,
tl
rendering the treatment mild. the cure effectual.
Every organic change, or functional disturbance, 11,4`
dental to the generative economy, falls 'gently within enr
province, and will yield to our attention. Among thee
diseases of the urethra, weakness. and constitutional derelict'
meets, of however long duration.
The child of inanition may be restored to eppeteace, sat
instead of being exhausted he nervous debility he will (4',
ciliate the manlier proof of vigorous impulse. The lim4,ffl
an advertisement do not allow the clessitcation of our se!
jects, but they are amply detailed In a Work we lately eh
lished, " The antis of Life," the rapitEsele of altif4' •
accompanied with an leereating practice, ere andeeish!
proofs of our general utility. The Rook eta be had at
Paternoster-row ; ao, Pali-Slail ; 41. Piccadilly : 16, Print'
street, Moho; 174, anti Fleet-street; and 40, We'l
bmithfield; or at any Book-sellers.
No diseases are felt with greater poignancy by the surer:
than those occasioned by his own improdenee: and
In
cases of consultation is liberality of education in the ro.
tensor more desirable, than where the most unhnusieil
fidence is placed. and the most inviolable secrecy is rape
this the terns are plalaty stated at the first interview.
ansmer to ly detailiag the symptoms, en 17_
closing a remittance for medicine and advice.. which cite
forwarded to a part of th world.
0014 S and Cny 0.. Td. R. C. Surgeons. ii. Sonverid'ifire`.t.
Fleet-street.—A private door rotted the marreer.

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