Star. — London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

~~ W:1 i L UNTEERS. AMR. Etdi:es .131S7RUCTleONS TO THE Va. We latzly announced to our Readers that Mr. lILAtIC defigned to give a Gratuitous Leeture to the Voltt..•cers, every Friday evening, on the means of si bleeding. and nn tithe, fuhjeas which might ht. pxtiliarly towelling to Military Gentle men. Mr. Bt. AIR, we are informed, is about to pub lifh the fubfliince of his Ledures on thefe different fubjeds, in a volume to be entitled THe Sotniaa's IiND. But, in the mean time, we take the oppor tunity of offering. to our Readers the following ex (rocs, which will thew in what manner the Author irolro.O. the Volunteers to ad in the event of reedt ing a wound, ice. Every Regimental Surgeon has been ordered by his !t,,yal Highnef. the Commander inChief to fupply himfelfwithatlealftwofcrewtourniquetsand foot-field tourniquets, at his own expence,: as forming a part of hi. private fet of chirurgical inaruments. Each ! regiment, of too men or upwards. is provided with one principal furgeon and two affißant furgeons : now, if in addition to their privatefets of tow niquets, the furgeons be moreover required, not leis than two days in every month, to teach all the non commit fioned officers, band, and drummers of their regi ments, the mode ofemploying this inftrument i • and if, to facilitate inch an arrangemeot.his Royal ki ighnefs has forther'comrnanded the arm y rued ic aboard to pro vide two tourniquets for every regiment. as a pattern. only, from which more are to be made (in the pro portion of one to each perfon who flail have learnt to site it, and likewife four to each hundred foldiers in the corps) ; it furely cannot be lets e: anent that the Volunteers and Yeomanry fhould alto poffell the means of acquiring this valuable piece of informa tion. To aflill them in In ncceifary a matter, I therefore take the liberty of thus familiarly addreffing that numerous and loyal body of my countrymen. " There is nothing more apprehended in the t;me of a.flion, among military men, than a fudden flow of blood, which might pour out the life of a wounded perfon before effeaual aid - could be procured. This is an event, that has too often occurred both in the navy and army. During the confufion of a battle, whether by fea or land , immediate afliftance cannot always be obtained: and in fuch moments of fuf. pence, a wounded perfon would give a kingdom for the knowledge which a furgeoa's mate poffelfes. On board a Chip, the:medical officers are Rationed below, in the cockpit; and in an army, they are very judi. cinufly placed in the rear. Some little time mull unavoidably be loft in conveying a patient to the fur. woo ; and he may even then be fo much occupied as to be incapable of affording the neceffary attention to every wounded man. In order, therefore, to en able the non consiniffionecl officers, private foldiers, and common attendants to perform a moll weighty duty, that of faring the life of an half dead fellow. creature, under the circumftances juR deferibed ; I &all now thew how the moll profufe bleeding, from a wounded veirel in dither of the limbs, may alexia immediately and certainly be retrained. But, it will be impoffible to make this fubjed clearly under- Rood (to any other than medical men) without first briefly explaining and illuttrating the circulation of the blood in the human body. " The apparatus by means of which the blood is circulated, confiffit of the heart, the arteries, and the veins. The heart is a hollow flefhy con flated with the tubular arteries and veins, in the fame manner as the water-works on Londoh-bridge are co nneded with the pipes which fepply that quar ter of the city. When the forcing pumps are in ac tion, the water is conveyed along the pipes to its place of deftination Co, when the heart contraffs . or pulfates, we feel a beating at the wri ft s and the blood at that moment is propelled along the arteries which are branched out into innumerable little tubes, going to the extremett parts of the body. But, fince there was a neciffity for the blood coming back again to its original fource, the veins (another fet of flexi ble pipes) are continued in a reverfed direßion, from the extremities of the arteries ; and finally, they communicate by large trunks with the oppnfite cavities of the heart. lhus is the whole mars of blood circulated, in a wonderful manner, during every inftant of our exigence I "I do not here puzzle my readers with a minute ac count of the circulation, nor of the blood's paffage through the lungs: this myilerious procefs of nature is more largely detailed in my little volume of An. THROPOLOGV, jut publifhed. " The reader who is defirous of enlarging his mind with the principal troths of anatomy and phyfiology, will be amply gratified in his inquiries. It is to be lamented," my friend Sir WILLIAM BLIZARD obferves, " that this kind of knowledge is not generally purfued as a part or liberal education. The Rudy of the animal Teo ]) .roy afrtird the mull beautiful and l'atisfatleiry ideas, and is cafe:dated to prove highly beneficial to focie ty ; for it enables men to dillingnifh between igno e ince and knowledge, and, confequently, to encou rage deferring pylons, fhpprefs tpackery. and ad vance true medical fcienee. I —Profefor Grocery, alto, has very julily remarked, that, "if men were to claim their right of enquiry into a fubjed which In nearly concerns them, the good tibias on medi cine would loon appear: they would have no•fepa rate interelt from that of the art : they would doe° and expole atfuming ignorance, and be the judges or the patron, of niodeit merit." "The brar.chingoot of the one, its, from air great trunk which begins at the heart, is fo estenfiee and minute, that not even the point of a needle can pe netrate through the Min, without puncturing fnme of there fine ramifications and cooling an effution of blond. When a (mall longitudinal w o und is re ceiv e d. with a knife or any cutting iii;iniment, perhaps there are many hundred little branc:ies of there blood /rads divided; and, if the wionini be made in a very 'Arcola. part. there will be a confiderable flow of blood. But. if a pretty large branch or trunk of an artery be cut, the flowing of the blood will be by jera+, at levier intervals of time. correfponding with the poll:aims at the sena, and with the throb bing of the heart. While the blood is thus discharg ing, if a perfon compreffes the wounded pan, or rrthrr ahoire it, Co tightly se to bring together the 11-.'es of tie bleeding :uteri., no more blood will then flow. And what has been fa;,l of thcai vetrels. will apilc in general to die : except, that, as they are much more ten.ote from the proj.aile force of I,cart, the Wood outer through %Lep very es9W. ly, and in an even itteam ; on which actonnt flight degree of preflnre will arra the lizmorrhage, as appears from the common effect of tying a per fon'b atm after the operation of blood•letting.— Hence, then, it mad be obvious, that our attention ought chiefly (or I may fay, wholly) to be directed to wounds of the erteriei. " All the purple-coloured blood-veffels which may be leen externally, running over the limbs and fur face of the body, are veins. The arteries lie deeper, and are providentiallttaeoneealed from the fight ; confequently arc batter proteaed from accidental injuries : they arife in large branches, front the main trunks yishin the body, and are thence conti nued through*the limbs in the following manner. "At the groin, efpecially in thin perfons, yoa may feel the great inguinal trunk beating arongly, as it emerges from the belly and panes over the (hare• bone, when it it eptrally eetereprelldle ; then running downwards and inwards, at the fore part of the thigh, it foon gives off an important branch to va rious rnufcles, and advances towards the centre of the limb, where it creeps along the infide of the thigh-bone, fa elofi at to admit of eafy comprdion. After this, the artery goes obliquely underneath the thigh and backwards, till it arrives .near the flat part of the hain, where it say grin be complid ; and, hav ing palled over this joint, the ve)iel is prefently fub divided into three more branches, which fupply the leg and foot with blood. "Near the arm-pit, this is the manneriin which the artery is diftributed : it firft comes out of the theft obliquely forwards, over the two upper ribs and under the collar-bone, juft below the little hollow which is obfervable at that part of the neck. Here it lies fo near the ribs, as to be astirely within our power by a ferns degree of prrfmre with the thumb and any perfon may by that means flop his pulfe at the wrilt. The artery then goes onwards to the arm-pit, and proceeds along the inner and under tide of the arm, where it again nearly touches the bone, and may therefore be evmpr.:#;d with great facility. Advancing 'till, to the bending of the elbow, it goes over the fore part of that joint, and is divided into three principal branches like the artery of the leg; and it is one of thefe three which gives the pal ration at the swift, fo important to medical men in forming their opinion of internal difeafes." The above,, bfervations are of very great confe quence to be remembered, and indeed they mould be got perfeetly by heart.—(To lie maimed) On Tuefday one LANGLEY, many years a cheefe porter in Salifbury market, was defrauded of 301. the accumulated favings of his labour, by two (harpers, who prattited the (kale trick of the one pre tending to find a parcel in the market, and admitting the old man to a partnerfhip in his good lack : and on their adjourning to a public-boufe to examine the parcel, which contained a thining buckle, they acci dentally met the other 'harper, who, from a bill on the Right Honourable Lady —, wrapped up with the buckle, declared it to be worth a thouf a nd pounds, and that he was certain tool. reward would be given for finding it. For the poireffion of this prize the old man parted with his money, his new friends promifing to meet him in the evening, to ar range their further proceedings; but they forgot to attend their appointment, and the Sawed buckle, on examination, proved to be intrin fi cally worth half-a- Crown. Fiti.—Tuefday morning one of the workmen em ployed in levelling the grounds furrounding Barmon Cattle, the refidenee of F. S. SirwlLL, Efq. M. P. received a fevere blow on the cheek, by the falling of a piece of Rate from the roof of the Cattle, which, upon examination, he found to be very much heated; upon looking up, to his aftonifbment, he perceived an immenfe volume of fmoke burfling through the roof of the Cagle. The alarming cry of " fire," was no fooner heard, than a numerous body of work men and domellics exerted themfelves fo fuccefsfully, that in a Runt time the fire was completely extin guithed, and we are happy to add, that this noble and fingularly beautiful edifice fuffered but a trifling da mage. The accident originated from a fire in one of the chimnies, which communicated itfelf to a wooden can, or funnel, placed on the top, and which had fallen upun the lead on the roof, and by melting it, fet fire to the woodwork of the roof, which is cover ed with Rate. In thufc ages when fimplieity of manners and r-• gularity of living were the refult of mankind's inclif nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was from this cattle Scurvy had no made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo- crates, whole aphorifms prove he knew the difeafe. When DIMES, Amsou, and Coosa extended their route in unexplore; teas. their hißories prove fuffici clitly its fad exitienee. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teflify this fcourge on land with• out fearching the hiaory of campaigns. When ana• totny taught that the human body was capable of ab forption. they partially buried the affliaed. The fuc eefs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an tidote. and vegetable and mineral preparation WAS to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. Onthis principle. Sr tss otT'S Am riseos lyric Dam's obtained the fanaion of Europe. has gained his Ma. jeay's Letters Patent, and held Inch an eftiroati.tit in evet y county of tbe•United Kingdom—For the truth of the aifertion of its aftion on Scurvy, vide opil (bur y's Treatife and Cafes of Scurvy. Berophula,Goot. Ike. price is. 6d. fold, together with the Dmpg, No. 51, ';oho•iguare, in bottles of ss. 6d. toe. and IL its. with a black asap afixed to each. NIRTH2. Monday fennigittot Crane, acs' Wakeliald, the Risk Rom Lady Amelia Itaye, of a ion Toektdy Wt, at his houre in Chartes-ftrect, Berketcy-fluare, the Lady of Genctai Hope, vi a fun MARRIED. ........ Or Satierdwr eventnr, at Deal Cattle, I.ord Mallofl, to the Hon. Md. Catharine unity, fourth danititie of Load (Unington. Mr. Pat and the Hun. Mr. Dillon were pretest by (Feria! keener., on Mc toth la& the Right Has. the Earl at BeNeda e, to MA IVPC4y, &newer af the James M Car. of Phatiftweengh, county lantii.n. UU.D. On et , tOth zt OlottedtcrArect.(ero• ft/tuft, •he 88th ycar of ah ve t Witham Jackfon, one of Cal n or tbe dude of England. rhe the hark af 'k Ir. h. Heatertoot hteeldrohorith4trort,Dobiart. Run-rt.:l !arra. /trawl. of tiellyra.w. near Arklow. h.fq bud . ' ay teas' elte "•-• I. .t. M. la.e of Wared. .47e. and e.la • pi. a. 4 t.• :t tgintent. •11.1,• :ay Lg. in %r , nri !tot, We I.•itufa Weft, yotiaga doorbell/ al Lti a6rllitri,oncat, thar,..it LONDON stdRAB7S. CORM-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER St. GENER AI. CIrARENCY AS UNDER: Eng. Wheat. 445. saa per qr. Hog Peas, 371. 385 6d. Floe old ditto, 6t a 635. Boilers. sfa. 6 0 ‘ Superfine ditto. 644. C.arraway Seed, su.s6s.ptr cwt. Fine Diultaic ditto. 345.6 m. Coriander, 14$. 164. Rye. 311345 New oos. Canary, ~ os. 635. Barley, 27s 19s. New los. White MU ftard Seed. tcs. 12s. Malt, 535.565. Flue ditto, 584. Brown ditto, 161.181 Oita, 264.271.311 Rape Seed, 401. per Left. Beans,New 365.6 d. Old 42a 445. Winter Tares, os sod. per butte! "lick 40.36 a. 3111. Old 395405. American Flour, 364. per barrel nour. Per rack .53 4 . 5t a RETURN of WHEAT in Mark.lane, including only from the 7th November to the Ittli November Toral-5559 qtrattrri. Average 58s. 2i,!..-ca lid lower than left return. SOON Tut LONDON 092 z rrt, 99 ru Itomr. NOV. 19. Average Price of Corn in England And Wales, from the returns fading the tath of November, 1803. Wheat. I Rye.l Barley. I- Oats. Beans. I Peak. a d. a d. s. d. . a. d. s. d. s. d. 54 1 0 37 I 25 8 23 1 1 38 7 41 8 The avenge Price of Sugar, computed from the Remo, made In the week ending November t6,h 425. 9 ' ,d. per hundred sr. fight. PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. 41 101 to 51 p 1 Rent . 51 ss to 61 as 41 to* to 51 os Sulk: - 51 os to ci rd. 41 100 to 51 cs Farnham 71 os to 91 pi Old Dt.ty i SoL PRICE OP HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 41 109 to 51 pi I Pockets 51 5s to 61 6s PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James'i. Whiteeltapel. Hayperload 4 to to 5 10 4 13 oto 5 13 0 4 4to 6 6 o Straw 2 6 to t 23 t 7oto 1 73 c 1 Bto I t 6 e Clover 5 s to 6 6 6 6to 6 14 0 SMITHFIELD, November 2r. To Rob the oper Rom of Blb. Beef 41 od to 5s 4d I Veal 5s od to (3. lod Mutton 44 44 to 55 46 Pork 3s 44.1 to 41 Sd Lamb 4s. od. to sa. 44. 111•19 Or Tilt DAV. Boats about tsoo--Sheep and Lambs 12,501. NEWGATE andLEADENHALL, November' ra. Per Root of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 46 to 41 461 Veal 4s 4d to 6 1 eel Mutton p od to 4s 4d Pork 311 4.1 to 4:: &I Lamb 35. 4 . to 4s. 8.1. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s cod Town Tallow Sts 6d to os Clare Market 4s cod Ruffs ditto (can.) 751 od to ow Whitechapel Market Ruffs ditto (flap) 705 od to Its (per Roos of 81b.) 45 ilid Melted Stuff 65s od to os Ditto rough 445 od to Of 145 4V Graves 1 44 od. Average Price 4s 9 Good Dregs 136 10 os Yellow Soap, 845. to os-Mottled, 915.-Curd, 964. ' Price of Candles per dome, Iss. 6d,-Moalds, 135.61 RAW HIDES, November as. Hides (perftinie) 3s 8d to 49 od Horfe Skins Lts to dr od Middling 35 44 to 3s 6d Heavy Calf los 6d each Ordinary 3s od to 3s ad Sheep Wes 35 6d to 6s od larch Skins, 29 6d to 45 ad. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each sod to aid Ditto, 6o to 651 b sad to 24d Merchants Backs nod to told DrcAing Hides soil to at 44 Fiat Coach Hides Sad to 234 Crop Hides for Cutting 2046 to 224 Flat Ordinary 19d to sod Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb per deem 23d to Std Ditto so to yolk 271 to 34 Ditto yo to Solb a 64 to 284 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6d to 3,. 9d Large ditto zoos to 15os per doz. Tanned fork Hides Ills to 3os each SEA-COAL METER'S OFFICE, November 19.-la the Pool. Monday, none at Market. Wednaday, 75 Cargoes fold from 481 ad. to 594. 6d. par ehald. Friday, 44 Ditto from 48s. od. to 595 3d. COUNTRY MARKETS. Nigel/ Or 013111 AT Tit lOLLOwINO atAlltert. BASIIIOITOMI,...WteIt 56/ 04 to 6os od per Quarter. Barley sm rad to 2.8 s 6d I Beans 364 od to 424 sid Oats ass ad to as od Peale cos od to 4t5 04 Mm .-Wheat 525 od to 63s 64 per quarter. Barley 155 od to 280 od I Beans 396 od to 4os od Oats ails od to 294 od Peale - 405 :ad to 435 04. Noma. v.-Wheat, 48a od. to 631 od. per Qprter. Barley 230 6d to 271 6d I Beans 364 od to 4j5 Od Oats aos od. to 26s 04 Peale 355 od to 385 ad Iltatar...-Wbeat sos od to 63s od per (tarter. Barley 230 od tl 175 64 I Beans 381 od to ms NI Oats 23$ od to 281 od Peals 4os od to 44 , od Radiofoto...Wheat staod. to 625. od. per %arta. Barley ass od to 274 od I Beans 4w c to 45, oil Oats 25s 04 to 185 od I Peale 41s cd to as od At Warminfter market, on Saturday laft, die prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, 21. los. to al. 16s. per quarter • Barley, tl. as. to IL 6s. ; Oats, 11. 2s. to tl. ar. ; Beans, 21. as. to 21. 6s. Kent - Suficx - YQb: ' Bags POCK E. T S. FROM THOMAS STONE, ESQ To Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, Chiltington, Siam. SIR —Mrs. STONE had long been troubled with aft I &Wining NERVOUS and BILIOUS COMPLAINT. She had the heft medical advice in Town and Country, but found OD relief. By reading of the great and extraordinary Cares your Dixon's Astriattious Pitts had performed on many of the No bility, and Padua of the blgbcf rank and charaCter, he was ht. duced to give them a fair trial; and, by taking a large box full, the is as weU as ever he wa.. We have recommended the Pills to many af our acquaintance, who fife them on molt =ahem as a family Medicine—My fan fail* fu the Welt Indies in a few days : Pleafe to fend Eve large boxes to taketwith him, that he and his Mends may ufe them as a preventive againit the Yellow Fever; which, I am Informed, they are fo juftly celebrated for. Ampthill. Bedfordhire, Sir, your molt obedient ftrvant, Nov. 1, 1803. THOMAS STONE. Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. fide, earner of Paternoiteurow ; and retail by &lam and Sharp, Portfmnatla Wilton and Spwwe, and Wig- Randal and Baker. Southampton embalm, Yock Payne, Coakweethy Walker & Hodgfon, NewcafUe Wills and Richards, Hymooth Adams, Loughborough Hozlind, Congdon, and Rothe, IrooMea, ti chill , and lanes, Plymouth Dock Aberdeen Bawfon,Rofs,Featherßone and jollle, Carling Co. BrODfl, and Mtdeatter, brandawaite, Kendall Hull Pritchard, Derby Billings, Bowman, and Orep Drily, Lincoln fun, Liverpool Kelley and Hellarby. Bolton Harding and Chaplain, iniciport Dralsrd and Ni.wcusabe, Stant- Buctland and Horsey, Ponied ford Beaks and Mitchell. Dover Jackfon, Louth Walker and Ellintt, Falmouth Molt aid Milton, Cranthain (herd and Brown, Fewerfham Albin and Olibt rt, Spalding Long, Dtal Wight and Wright, IA - tibiae!' Witberidge, Chatham Pine and Mills, Lynn Kroll, Buchalter Bacon,Steventuu, and Matchett Harvey. Penzance and Finland, Norwich I Wood, Weymouth Get and Watfon, Cambridge Paterfon and Arbuthootre, Pt- &Mow, Saffery, an.l Sim tcrliead mends, Canterbury =az and Brett, Perth Silver and Rowe. Margate ald, Obfgow Burris, Rantrgite Scott, Baster,Stuith, Edinburgh Blackburn, Ihn.a4flairs Hazard, Barrett, Smith, and Andrews, Atiford. Walkerood Cuff, Bath . Brown, Malditone Shepherd, Bulger:. Arthur, Bs- Inwood, Newport Pagnell nay, and Brown, Bernal Edge & Marginal, Northampton Stains, Lynch, and Wilke, Dale, Dunn, Sutton, and Steven. Minchefier fun, Nottit:gbant Walmlley and Woodburn, Lan- Smith, Bedford, Bull, Degdak, caller and Callweil, Dublin Hurst and Wood, Wakefield Pnit and Bach, Noo York Haino .. BMus, & Wright,Lneds Ivan buten, Moore And by Inc Medicine Voider in every Town in the Uultod Ein,nium. in boxes at 2116: 6.. g awlto. ed. each, with knit" I u ton, and Rieltaid Smskr wine ma whia mark wrap per w us.. 1.4 a. 13105T0L.f.-TO Br BOLD By Aticnorz. By Order of the Honourable Comm:dinners aids Nl:fie-Res Cur toms, at the Long Room in the Cullen-hunk, e7ittoi, oa hurlday the asth Day of November Mit, et Mae o'Cluck in the afternoon; O NE hundred and one Logs.—Containing ttbesut Moo feet fuperEcal MP** of remarkably prime Cella, to Lags Ina Lrit, lately imparted in the Ship Lewis %nu m , James Butler hlaficr, from Philadelphia. Alfo go Bags—Containing about gscect Cum, defeription not .known; to be clewed at the hicrchant Floating Dock, lintwells., and by applying at the Warehoufe keept r's Office, where Cara loguei will be ddittred on the Day of Sale and Two preceding Days. FOR SALE, By order of the Women&le Consmillloners of his Majelly's Cur- toms, As the Cottons Houle, Rothelter, on Thurfday, Novem ber *4, 1831, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, THEFOLLOWINGGOOD In fcveral Lots. french B-rokt 14 Arca I jar and Sweonvats SUop, about 7o tons, and Aaderiaix I Peter Boat, &intro 5 Toss. and Materida. 404 tiro wrcrlos. 14 Pica luJaaa-silk Haadkct stifets • 4 'Pieces Chios Ditto. Wei lIONI.CONSIIIIIPTIOg. 750 Gallows Genova s Ditto Brandy ES Bottles Cordials 1 Pounds Tea 14 Ditto Coffee 5 Ditto Chocolate 25 Binis of ParAdifc Dried Bird 64 Pair Ear ' , trot* 6 Bunc.kes Beads to Necklaces '.' Twenty-five Per Cent. swill be required sea CUSTOM-HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH. On Thurfday November the 24th, [BO3, at test o'clock in the fie boon, will be Limited to Pubue sac at the Callous betide, P. mouth. 1. r lll - 11.: under-mentinned WINES and other Goods. which have remained In the Cullom-hoof,: Warehoufe win tered upwards of twelve months, and are now to bt Sold for dm Duties, purfuant to an Order at the Honourable the Corundammos of bit Maltily 's Cullom*. Ms. ray Pipes Ss Calk* Coffee ' 3 Butts it 4 Bl*l 39 Hogtheads Sugar Candy a Calk a 4 ctstarter Calts Honey I Bat 3 Small Calks Matt 2 No. 3 Hampers I Skins it Ns. 52 Cares Oil 2 Calk r 2 HOgihrlde Hoses s No. 1 Qttarter Calk Fifh a Calk 4 olttatter Calks Whitlty a Calk 15 No. ds may be viewed in proper boar* three tigs Is application to the Warebode-keeper. Wine& Spirits Ram Brandy Pidtorea All which Goo fore the Sale, by WHEN PrOfeffional Mo of education and le fpasdlhatty &Nate Bun the reseral (yam by the Meeks of a peculiar Branch, the fusellan of loog omUnued facade is eha bes erltation of Inferiority. Ten have I devoted my pladbee to the erehdlve t rea r nen e of DISORDERS, and the fueedefel wink set my plan gives me additional ardour to more as far as I am able the no WSW II Immo • ofthefe eo=rldeh are the moll inspeeteat In the um. Attar Initiation han si E d bramett as an Army farmed a wilt at an waif of Praßke to reeve In Si Z e dth from tie team= at tad lien, or the equally daemons precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS,to theatre ofwMch T have deems, my attention, comprise every *oaks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duration.-42 b , cd At em insido of DEBILITY, whether anflng bons the habits of or the indulgence of mature age, and lathy that dmangement of Oa 4 , (tern in Women which Is called BARRENNESS er . STERILITY.. Numerous Medea arc the Teak of fignonmoe or belle la ehis treatment of a fantsk Gonorrhea, and it out votrequeady happens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the In/kronen of an ungsrarA. ed hour. By a flip:nor wedged filch consphints ate adity ettra l. and eves where others have failed, I end that I asay pedants ft eget a radical re. eftablifbmatt. Few, however, are the cafes of minplicated dilbefs In the dl r. order, compared with the calamitous husadons of Mn.. who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a Whitest& Life, assube that Rats of Debility which Is the anavoidabk =Sequence of fish peruicious habits. Where the unhappy fearer broods over hls tnifery, but cared, conceals his misfortune, it may be foss oonfoistion for Nei ts know. that although it be an °bled of doubt or assenting Nth other Prsaltiesen, the removal of thde DEFICIENCIES by the metiers of renerrados IS tile skrsseatdmyeWerlesee, theds% of Bacchus or Venus have ague to fedite4 l mattly vi gour, much ..nziety will be prevented by an early manteradtion at this languid Rite, and in chafe cafes so great di/edam will mew. But where this dcfleisocy has for years edited, a pauper Per. kwerance ls ludifpenably regulate to revive the Sumbeting fparhs of Life. and to ro-animete the Conflitudon. MARRIED WOMEN. who have beg been &Appointed in their exptaations of a Family, may be allured, that in ma in flames futh &feels are eatable by Medscalikill. The SECRECY which is fociTendal to my undertaking, led the Qsalificadoos which I have prefinned to hate, form the Baba et my pretenfione, and In coincidence with fueh tins inclination is given, that Mr. bßEEinay be codulted peffeaally (ir by hitters bidding a (mall nate) at his honk, No. ap, Arundel-Arm. Seri al, sear Temple-Ear There Is an additional entrance In Witer-ftrat adjoining, and the name b on both the doors. M. REEL Ptlumbarof rbe Royal Calk's of %memo VSNEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. Trona, TAYLOR. Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-army WEAR PSI, London. IT is with the moll heartfelt fatirfailion that I ad. delis you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medicine—LEAK F.'s PATENT PILLS.—Io the (wing of this year f bad the misfortune to corn rad 4fatereal Complaint, attest. dud with the molt alarming and slaeoes fruptonw ; is roma& that I have been conosed to my room fur awk le weak together. and not able to air out of it 1 bad no nlt might reorder, and fulkred the nell excrociatiog pain and tannest, and what warn WI work, my cyan grew weak and dim, fo that I could (came difce-n any dried, if ever fo elofc to me, and expeeted netblog Iris time the total loft of my fight. From a abut, healthy, and thee corpulent man, 1 became a mere &whew, and an objett of pity and con.pdßoo.—My friends bad all given me ova. all/ thought my recovery impollbie. In this dreadful este. and 'S patting every minute to be my lea in this world I was forth natdy recarthainded by a neighbeut to try your Malichsea, but baying tried all medical aid to no pupae and been at an enewoone capence, It was fume time before I could be prevailed on to tithe them; at let I kin for fix bores, aid before 1 bad taken that all, I found conbderable benefit ; my pains gradually decredids and my cyclArt grew bete, and to the part forprim and ale nitbment of my frienda, (after taking three bates muse), nag health and fin:ascii was perfettly framed, and I am mow. (thesis to my Gun and your tradeable Mr Icinc. ) , as well and hearty as ever I was in me lift. Your .Sligo! bumble Servant, High Itrtat, Birmingham, tenvernb t. f.)9. Llarl9ll. The above Medicine is tarnstily,recommerehed to all pate* that are in say doubt of their b.:ing ens:r..ly fret of every Vet"- real Alledtion, pastkialtrly to thefe abut *trip* thi it condi:Wm in life, as It will eertnialy crashes' et every taint of that nature...Wl bowevr r lung aandir.p, or however dap fed eie appearing" of other &fur let. n ray be: for scorbutic. Glarniolar.ead CVO. mow Cemptaints it is al in reemesn..nded to be taken, Iy bS the Spring, Snltins•r. and Fay . . Pripar - efi and fold by the role PTlVrietOr. TIOWAS TATI.O4 Mem rot the Cur:siren.° of nurse:vs, Lomb°, a/ bit boats N 0.9, I.b.sv Bridge-arc-et is' , re be will Owe Advice, wittsciat • Et e, to Petinwi 'sting ti de Fils, and si awfwer Patients Lase errs, if putt p..itt. en the fanueterins, °blowing in all ages ala matt inviolable fccrecy. no Perfon'a name ar tale having beam mentioned. but at their :A.:, articularroivelt„hy the Proprietor. during the courte ut nines :ban 35 years, that 110311 had the (nil. dad elan e' ter blest else abort Mathieu and the pradica aribng this efre.as llser are all foil by 104 appoloaneeit, a the Perfumer'', Xs. 35, St. ALban's-itrect, Pall-mail , Mr. itoberrlim's Tiey-thup,Pe. I:3, oxford-Meet; Mr. Set frs. Boolifdler,•No. s. Union-row. I.toe Tower-Mil ; and by aw Prr to bt etery c•under.bkt. we in Er-land. in Bores of only so. yd. mob km:a op. with evil and plain din:dints LONDON . Priotcd and pektflaeo oy LIOd U.. K• . N t. Cu tertuy-phre. L•ritardi) w the brat Owes Nr. 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