The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-01 00:00:00

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The John and Itlitabeth, Arnoldi from the North ha•
pot into Yannenth, leaky,
The Bet•ey, of Wayrnouthi Langrisli, from Danis in
London, having sprung a leak was abandoned by
the crew on the 29th of Octobe►, to the W. of Cape di
(?att.

The Sarah, Anderson, arrived at Nettcastle from s!.
Petersburgh, sailed on the 13th of November, with only
half a cargo, on acconnt of the ire.
The Lusitania, Netto, from Bahia, ran tin stye is
going into Gibraltar, on the 7th of November, but was
got off without any apparent damage, after disclivring
part of her cargo; and arrived at Gibraltar the follewisg
day.
The Maria, sailed from Drogheda, on the 19th of
November, for Liverpool, and has not since been heartier
CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 25.—We have lately hag
some severe gales, in one of which, H. days ago, the
Britannia, Gibbs, from Genoa, in ballast, was driven on
shore at the entrance of the Dardanelles, but gut 4
again with little damage, and has arrived here. A row
sel from Alexandria, said to be Maltese, laden with n!11.
cha, coffee, rice, &c. was totally lost during the %Aloe
gale, near the Dardanelles. On the night of the Anil
ult. a Turkish craft capsized oil the Coast of Caleed,thid,
and the crew and about seventy passengers drowned.--
Southerly winds have prevented advice. from the Mark
Sea, where it may be feared some accidents hate
happened.
VEISILS SPOKEN wirrt.—Tainer, Beer, from Pains to
Landon ; Fanny, Fry, from Leghorn to London ; and
Jane, Fish, from Leghorn to Loudon, all three in
Gibraltar Bay, on the ISth ult. Julio Murphy, Mime.,
from Malaga to Newfoundland : and Mary, Ikew, from
Malaga to London, both in Malaga Roads, all by the
Amy, arrived at Plynsouth.

We understand ;oat a %cry superior steam vr•s-1,
300 tons, SO horse power, copper boo , clipper bail-
ers, to run between Leith and Aberdeen, totteliim; at
the intermediate ports, is contracted fur, and will be
la.,:uelted in the beginning of 31arch next.
.tutus► other complimentary proceedings in the( its
the Queen, a correspondent informs a., dist
the Right lion. Sir Wm. Scott put otf the Sittings of
the Admiralty Court, and that the Public ttibtes in
ltortors' Commons were all shut up on occasion of the
Thanksgiving Day.
CAPTURE AND nc-e.trtuna.---A large smuggling
cutter, of 16. guns, .landed near Padstow on the 11th
inst. about 5011 tubs of spirits, which were inommii.
ately seised by the Boseastle preventative hust.•---
Shortly after, two boat's crews landed front therutter.
and re-possessed themselves of the spirits, which they
carried off, together with the preventative boat aisil tier
material',

Yesterday. at St. I:eonard's. Shoreditch. 1) the Res.
Robert Crosh, Mr. James Rudge, of Brantley. tiurr,l.
Elisst—th. only daughter of Wm. Ingle, Esq. of Shore ditch.
Yesterday, at Enfield. by the Rey. Alfred Runorster.
Rector of MieLleham.Surre). Edward, fourth san of Ilenry
Burniestsr, of Ow) nne-house,• Ease's, to Charlotte. eldest
daughter of Thomas Cotton, Esq. of Chass-Judge. Eu4eld.

Yesterday morning. at the ►ouse of her son-ia-law.
Thomas Birch. F:sq. of New Bond•street. Mrs. Hlll. relict
of Ha) dock 11111, Esq. 1n her 04th year, unis ersilly respten4
by all who knew her. .

Saunter in mod*, fortiler in re.
The treatment mild—the cure effectual.
ACANDID Examination of Professional Pretensions
is only to be feared by those who are conscious of in-
capacity.
Impressed at an early period of our professional career
with the importance of a snore minute attention to a Atm of
diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
tare, we boldly deviated from what was held to been:Airs%
orthodoxy ; attacked the vaunting% of etnkricism, avid. by
sir-
(rating its vile purposes, con.:lder ourselves justly entitled
to that approbation and patronage which, for twenty years,
have rewarded our successful and devoted itudles. The
estimation of our enlightened brethren.who frequently appesi
to our opinion. is an additional grati6eation to our pr,,P,
while our authority from the College itself, streagthrnel ai
it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of almost every
Professor in the British Metropolis, must ever protect tte
sanctity of our fame from envy or misrepresentation.
The Impetuosity of youth. or the momentary want Of (-na-
tion in the maturer man, often lead to the effects of a era-
tngious disease; h.?pp%. therefore, may the early ppy besot
be called, whose anxiety can be alleviated by a fee. day'
care; and even in the more advanced stages, chsrae:e:i
by numerous symptoms, we can illustrate our assertion, be
rendering the treatment mild, the care effeettial.
Every organic change, or functional distirbance. Inci-
dental to the generative economy, falls equally wit is our
province, and will yield to our attention. Among these vc
diseases of the urethra, weakness, and constitutional &nage-
, meets, of however long duration.
The child of inanition may be restored to appetence. and.
Instead of being exhausted by nervous debility. he will r-
esist* the manlier proof of vigorous impulse. The I.nnti
an advertisement do not hilow the classification of to.r se t
jects, but they are amply detailed in a Work we litely pn't
lished, called " The .Egis of Life," the rapid sale of whirs,
accompanied with as increasing practice, are andentvh•-
proofs of our general utility. The B,sok eau he had at v".
Paternoster-row ;lid. Pall-Mail; 41, Piceadiliy; 16, Prater's-
' street, Soho; 174, and 32, Fleet-street; or at any 13 ouk-
sellers.

No diseases ere felt with greater poignant• by the lerere
than those occasioned by his own imprudence; and in no
cases of consultation is liberality of education in the Pr,
lesser more desirable. than where the most uebounJ_d ev-
idence is placed. and the most inviolable decree). lc er:•ected:
thus Elm terms are plyiuly staled at the int interview. n#
intOwer to Waters wilinelay derallhig the sympionts, awl in
closing a resniUanee for medicine tad advice, winch as or
forwarded to any part of the world..
GOBS and Co., M. R. C. Surgeons, 11. Botiviric-l'ert•
Flcet-street.—A private door toned the corner.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE !STATESMAN.
Stn,--You bare for neatly years aunslareti, throot4
the 'millets of your well conducted sad widely .imstaire
paper, the Establishment of the MEDICAL 130.1RD,iustice
ed by the celebrated Dr. COOPER, and assisted It) entifs"l
Surgeons-and Physicians of nearly forty years etpeltrace --
Messrs. COOPER and t:o. request you will base the Lire-
Hess to inform your readers the whole of their practise It
now concentrated at Charlotte house. Great CI srlotir•
street, Riackfriars-road, where several rooms are 'Pr"
printed for consultation. The object of this arrssfroarte
is. that ever) case may hare the opinion of Dr. Cooper r:
thewhole Board ; and in order that the public ow% be.E"
prised of the above circumstance, so adrantageon;to the .
you will be pleased to insert this notice for one smooth.
By Order of the Hoard.
I bare the honour to remain. your chortled Senna),
ROUT. C. HELL. M• P. 14 1.•
?f .11. All Letters addressrtt to Sir F. C. Ihnisi,Teasorert
are kid bobs. tbe Board this one day.
Medieal Sward,
Llsarlotte-liona Surrey. •
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Nor.G.

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