The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-06 00:00:00

MARRIED.
On the Ist instant, st by the Rev. J. fl
Major Mac tones, of the Rental Establishment, to V,
blilward, youngest tisagbtar or the late Betsy,.
Poison, Esq. of the island of Ht. Christopher.

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On the gOth of October last, Mies Halliday. at goue,...
ton, aged 111 years.
(41 the 71st nit. at his house. itelmont-plaee. Vow,. i
after a lingerie; illness. Mr. W. Tsylor, of the pear
Attorney-ogice. Rank of Kngland, aged 76, Itaxin; bet,
years In that establishment.
On Wedoesdax last, after a painful illness, Mn. Aim%
Richards. relict of Mr. W itliam Talbot Richards, and aloe
to Mrs. Klwin, of the Theatre. Royal. Drar)-liae.-11, '
Richards was, for many years, the drat comic Whys., ule
Dublin stage, loader the management of Messy...ll)6,w
Oak, where she was universally admired for her pubilett.
tents and exemplary conduct lo pHs ate life. It is is rse
credit of Airs. Elhrein we record, that long before udittor
had rendered tier parents unfit for professional lahtme,4
withdrew theta from the stage, supported them hr
limeys
industry., and gore comfort to their age, till, ua harm
donate bosom, they both expired.

" What alight neglects, what trivial faults destroy
" The hardiest frauss

ESSRS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted them
I Selves to the study of. and been gratified by theft, ;
considerable practice in those branches of tbeprorescii:,;
which they thought proper to sAect. trust, Cm, after el;,
years reside:tee in this metrop.,,is, their Ltlesh are so ol.a
known, and tittle reputnt an fully established, tint me
logy is requisite for their deviation from the rettdst m4.lln:t
practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical tso.
eatiou has been or the first ciays; that they are %schen i
the Royal Colleges of I.tolLor and Edinburgh: and as IV,.
factory evidences of the truth .1 this statement, their dip.
oral and testimonial. wry be semi at their Ilona,. No. Pi,
Ilstt•ulteee tl.e.. may he consnited with the tree.
est secresy and tumour by patients of either yel.attlieted kr
any of the follow Ina complaints T. Venereal Rises -,
or which they blur discovered a remeety, which is not amy
a complete su hstitute for mercury in the cure of this comploio,
tint has also the advantage of medicating the dis,osler
qut debiliratie; the ewedltetlos,....3. In rase% of Nrrv..vt
IVoility nod Vascular Itelicathm. whether produced byres
sit ial exersses, by the Immorierale enjoyetuals of sensual
pleasure:. or by solitary sonmmlity. where
'• 'fbe.tigutir sinks, the habit melts away,
The cheerful. pure, and animated
Dies from the face. with squalid atrophy
neyourd, in sallow melancholy clad."

ftossrs. Carrie and Co. are in possession of a Medic:se
that steads unrivalled for its 'superior efficacy. in giving Mae
to every muscular fibre of the patient, restoring hie saint
spiHts, and re-establishing his vigonr. without inflaming tke
eoustitution, and thus exposing his to the dangers of are
lame.-3. In S trirt sires of theCrethra. Messrs. Carrie v
plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other inetle4
of cure. Ciat they have excited the astonishment mid appro.
hation cf the most distinguished Surgeons, by effecting. in
titres werl.. rums whirl' defied all the rraouree4 of th.•ir
-.Lill. In the cure or any of these complaints th..ir patien*4
ill be trenled with the greatest skill ate' solicitude. Tie
fed required is the same as that of regular practitioners.
PatitittA in Cie country ore requested to state rrtiesilses
of their else. age, and mink of living. enclosing a Bank nf
KnirlAnd Not/. when the necessary medicines and ads ice
'he sent to any part of the world.—No. 107, littton.carden,