The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-29 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The American ship Madarin, Dunkin, from Amster-
dam, Wand to Charleston, put into Portsmouth on Wed-
nesday, very leaky, and mast go into dock. She en-
countered very heavy gales of wind in the Channel, and
strained so much, that it required great exertions at the
pump to keep her free.
A letter was received at Hull the 26th inst. from the
Friendship, of that port, dated the 22d Aug. in Ist 7!. N.
stating that vessel to have 14 fish, and the Thomas 17.
Another letter from Leith, states the arrival at that
port of the William and Ann, with 17 fish, 170 tons;
the letter gives the following account, the Ariel, t
17 fish, and *Friendship, lb.
The Jane, Wardle, from Rotterdam to Hull, was lost
!
on the Ooster on the 19:1i inst. l'rew saved.
The Karonness vender Coppellan, for Batavia and
Antwerp, put back to Bengal between the 7th and 13th
of April, with loss of masts, Itc.
The Preach schooner L. R. Paris, from Morlaix to
Havre, was driven on shore, on Sunday, un Portland
Beach; ono boy drowned. Cargo saved.
The Daphne, arrived in the Dun tis from Bengal, passed
the Essex, Mahon, hound to London, off Saugor, putting
back, supposed in distress.
The 4U' hylus, Douglas, from Cardiff to Oporto,
was on shore on the Mumbles, un Tuesday. Cargo dis-
charging.
The I tole, Allen, from Jamaica, ran on shore on Tues.
Iday. upon the Bank, near the Duke's Dusk, at Liver-
pool, and was discharging, and it was expected would be
got oil' that night's tide.
Newnsvan Srrr. 29.-The Thetis, Lamb, on enter-
ing the harbour ran foul of the Eastern Pier and sprung
her bowsprit.
VESSELS resits wyro.-Gales, --, from Sonder-
laud, in lat. 44.46. lon. 45.15. IV. all well, by the Set ern,
arrived off Dover.
Jessie, Williams, on the Itttli of Septeother, from !him-
Mei. In lat. 41. M. lon. 39. 19. Alexander, on the 10th
of September, from Mitford for Itichebucto, in 141.
42. lon. N. all well, by the Wiilians Bryan, arrived at
Deal.
Elisabeth, Spooner, from Jain.sic.i to London, on the
10th inst. in lat. 43. 40. lon. 10. 30. out 45 day.
Cllncklieb Reis., Erich from Bahia to Hambitrich, on
I the 21st. in lat. 45.42. on. Is. 20. out nO slays ; and the
Marquis of Wellington, Low, Clyde to St. John's, N.B.
on the 23rd, in lat. 47. 36. 100. 40. by the Barton,
Stoker, arrived he the Downs.
Castlereagh. --, from Jamaica to London, 6th
alt. off Cape Antonio; Triton, Walker, from London to
Nova Scotia, 13th lost. in Ist. 45. long. 37. 30. by the
Resolution, Thorp, arrived in the Downs.
Grenada, from Batavia, 4th inst. and La Oloirr, Des
Lois, from !kenos Ayres to Bourileaux, by the Daphne,
arrived in the Downs.
Belle Alliance, from Hibralur to Rio Janeiro ; on
the 25th alt. in lat. 15. long. ;an American brig,
I 76 days from Batavia, for Cowes ; on the 9th inst. is
lat. 37. long. 34. a Swedish brig, from Philadelphia
• to Sweden; on the 17th inst. in lat. 43. long. 25. all by
thlWilliass Pitt, arrived in the Downs from China.
Mary Ann and Isabella, from Eio Janeiro to London,
19th alt. in lat. 10. 59. long. 2S. by the Devon, Wilson,
arrived at Uverpool.
Sisson Taylor, from Bristol, I Ith inst. in lat. 43. 44.
i long. 39. 13. by the *ribs, Clark, arrived at Liverpool.
Admittance, from Lisbon to Virginia, tnd inst. in
lat. 40. 16. long. 52. by the Were, Allen, arrived at Li-
verpool.
Idris, from Liverpool to Havannab, 15th lust. in lat.
43. long. 22. by the Herefordshire, arrived in the
Dow's.
Jubilee, of Liverpool, for St. Salvador, 12th ult. in
lat. 1.36. keg. 21. 23. Lavinia, Keith, from Perisam-
, boa to Amsterdam, 23rd ult. is hit. 14. 37. long. 26.
24. Charles and Henry, of Charleston, from Amster-
dam, 10th inst. in lat. 41. long. 32.2. by the Bombay,
arrived in the Downs from St. Helena.
Margaret, Sanders, from Bristol to Newfoundland,
13th inst. in lat. 49. 37. long. 21. 48. by the Stanton,
Gaitikill, arrived at Liverpool.
Virgin, of Pessance, from Faye! to Newfoundland,
oth lust. In Ist. 42. long. 33.; Triton, of Yarmouth,
floss London b Newfossilland, aid Margaret, of Glas-
s ewe saves leagues to the west of Scilly, all by the
i needs, Tosog, arrived in the River.
Amphitrite, from Lisbon to Newfoundland, 15th inst.
in hat. 42.4. long. 26.57. by the Marchioness of Solis-
bevy, arrived at Falmouth.
atint

What blight neglects. what trivial faults destroy
" 71te hardiest frame !"
MESSRS. CURRIE sad CO. baring devoted them-
selves le the study of, and been griddled by dw west
considerable pieties In those breeches of the profession
which they thought proper to select, tryst, that after thirty
years residence in this metropolis, their talents are so well
keown. and their repetition so hilly established, that no epi-
log) is requisite for their deviation from the regular mods of
practice. it may be proper to state, that thakr Medical Ede
cation has been of the Int elms; that they are Members of
the :loyal Colleges of Load.. tad Edinburgh ; and as satis-
factory evidences of the truth of this statement, their diplo•
ems sod testimonish may be seas at their House, No. 107.
Hatton-garden. whites they may be wiesulted with the great-
est secrecy and honour by patients of either sex. elided by
say of the following complaints :—l. The Venereal Disemet.
for Mitch they have disootered a remedy, which is sot oily
a complete substitute for mercury is Metere of this complaint.
but has also the advantage of eradicating the disorder with.
est debilitation the eoesSitutioa.-11. la mums of Nuns
Debility and Vascular Relaxation. whether prodeesd by ma
vivial excesses, by the immoderate enjoymests of seassal
pleasures, or by solitary sensuality, where
" The viper sighs, tits habit melts away.
The cheerthi, pure, and animated bloom
Dim from the him, with squalid atrophy
Devised. in sallow melancholy clad.
Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Modiste'
that stands sarivalled for Its superior efficacy, le giving tees
to every nieseelar fibre of the patient, restoring his mime
spirits, and re-establish)si his vigour, without idamisg Ili
atostitution. and thus exposing him to the dangers of a r
lapse.-1. In Strictures of diet. rethra, Messrs. Carrie red Co.'s
plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other method
of cure, that they have excited the astonishment sad appro-
bation of the west distlognished Surgeons, by efeetteg.
three weeks, eases which defied ail the resources of their
skill. In the cure of say of these complaints their patients
will be treated with the gr.ettest skill and solicitude. The
fee required Is the same as that of regular practitioners.
Patients la the country are requested to state particulars
lof their ease. age, sad mode of living. **closing a Beak of
England Note. when the necessary medicines and advice will
be sent to any part of the world.—Nn. 107, Hatter-pies*.