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MODERN TIMES; or, The Wor'.4 we Live in, a Post humous Novel, by Mrs. Udine. 201 Edition, 3 v44.151_ THOSE unhappy P. attents wbn, throogh the boas'. ed promises of ignorant pretenders to medical skill. or through wilful procrastination, in tinter to increase exposer., endure additional pang., and become cen.iderable losers by delay. &c. are rank-tly Joshed to 10e East London Medickl Itktablishmeni, 7, (7;lnsion•sireet-road,'. near the Coronarein'. road Turnpike, St. George's.in.ght , Evir, where C. J. Jon.. DAN, Surgeon, &c. and two eminent Phisicians, during mins , years' regular practice, can prove that thousatrds fall victims yearly t the Venereal Disease, ossingt tp improper treatment, and the use of those poimintous,preparatious termed mercurials, which emit el y debilitate and ruin the coetnitut ion by get t In to the bones, which has caused ileelatiene, with blotches on the head, face, tool body, dimness in the sight, noise in the can, deafness, sti ifllllo3, OhSlioate.gleets, modes in the shin hones, ul-. deleted throats, nnedultil paias in the herd end limbs, frequent ly motakett far rilesolionsia..aulast deigns-ensues, a ith a gene ral debility aid decay of, thewotitutiost, originatiug from a dreadful disease lurkitig in ilie'Jtatid or the synein, being. pnigeosed by the sue of isiPirsty.e-'Messer. Jordtto mid Co. may •be (moulted by all ranlit.:o6•people, from Woe In the morning till ; sine .ot gigJrrs -.fOr the cure of those afflicted With the Vorical I)isegise. and the many die . ttessivig glimirdersarisiee therefrom. Slight dial recent eases are' nude-alb cured in three dia,VS. owl if long strimtint,•e‘te'leill he i perfermed in In dais. add Mr. J. boldly as.eri'. that neither *mine a (-impeding of profe.sion d skill, o u r having recourse to the siolesit powers of poivituous toercartills. he challenges them 1 "1110 by tkeir miner dew hat hr has dime ►sL his iniidniode qf treat- 1 slept, asiestified on oath before the Lord M is or nod Aidermen,l if dig Ciey pf London; and all times Orders himself that he at reeds to are the above dreadful complaint, in its most alarm - -1 it one-foortli of the time. and at half the usual ex- Rees: 'Letters. post paid, ieclo.iiig a fee, and stating the um tire of the eresphsler, aril be immediately attended to, and me dicine sent hi any part of Ike kingdom. •vr Observe, Ike East Loudon Medical Establishment is directly opposite the Some klinion's Yard, Carmits-street-road, St. Groysipt's-to-tbo-Uite. , -tio couticction with any uther buusc. i ,Z? • • • [LOA tat lelpinsevsasta whirls plies these mat &sneaky, are fold stasgu- its Peculiar. seat ip 7-fiths sad 4-44hs, nal also in 61 1 5. 4 0 , nag '6.4ths Ist 114netinel IPA Linens; 41 .4Aftealonsed No. 16, cif AA.P.scps 4 01111tilivelY• Tb 4.0 4 1 91 14 Cloth (made ,shifttS at lrOMUgn cotton alone. by fleas cle anable for Itatnosbirlitootrug is** 86 ' 1"1"1;111* enemies, snit toe ha iseappay,,heieje mach importer. In Ilerob4- tits &e. to e'cleilystilii'llaittnibining Clotb,.whetber • or inclta- • ;1 • ' • Irs W 10-11ZicVeiffirs,the firer, regelasif NaraW, from nhuvo!,anst wt no as • or doe ehnice•Valwwkawits rie Hiumet - eiwwier% . with white leonine, prilipliglY J. glateti add prier. 1111111witt Paint**. iiipwriew of new* iiNd F rtgraltart. 116.1elowiplai. • • Aitt:fiGlit Dikiit 11.10104 ; .for.‘pre visti4i. f 1 terieses of cold air fresi nailing Mho 'a swam twidetThe deer. eidser from she ussemmam of -.be Soar,. at the thickless of the cart skyey.. whkh.it has to open. price frees 9r. to Its. : aka stilkiVaribe for prdvesukag die air from gettiog in mad tise.sidesiod saps of &qrs. give 55.; the same is applicable to whitlows, ;Particularly FreVb windows, which generally ad mitawach air. :Doable Swing Doorlptirg4, nn it new and im proved construction, which have beeps patronized by the So receeo c iety of As * IL IL ss . In 91. 9,. s Single. Door springs also. on an iss construction. which answer the purpose a either keeping . open qr shut, and can be c h anted in less than onsulateme, prier (roof to. to lOs. A Portable Family Cora Mill, on a new conoractimi, for wltkh the Inventor was rewarded by the cock's , of Arts, &C: price from ISI. Its.. on wards; also a - Dressing hiachirm to accompany the Milt, price 81. The above Article. are mnaufactored by J. Stone, 3J, War wick-direct, Golden-Pismire. Letters, post-paid, from any part of the kingdom will he duly attended to. 4inh. . I Stiaarti INW: Ilotel cebore t t tor SPedioorliaperitleso i• taw: i. 40ftenve a tete g sr . o.motio• oe Mendel, tirelAtS rlr : to •entrblelk-uit t ivir Rod Selsibral Pon s iialre L. s of Laded r/Prejsasej. t i `,. • • - - • • .44,11(11 case setitegilhoMesmosasy„. el ra. woke se. Tau. iltnbliVf. •' r. • ' • The gIIANCOLLOR . ror.iil4 7 .41E-CALEQILER • " " iiiii Oilier of .PiiAlkiAstarit - 0 . thee' . Ca.- iiitterretatepply, to efitioi be "awl ykratimi•es et •tonts tykAt . aids shirist . t p l,t . mearies.fer . Ake # iwg .th. t ? sir .. . '. . .- - .... vviP. - .. • ~.1 , * ''' * : - '7 . IZiallifiliiAlls4ls .001 remit ..., • ins 166-*6106-.ltitittopreceedinss io lira ' _ =Or IlldlttstitleTtlies. . . g as ` . 0•4110PIIIIIP • ' 11 4 4 .4*A1e saw • terjlor /fist . riveting of petitiems i i antes, Hat Patine* tlirtits*Oryi . ordered by vow.— The priming or those Betides') certainty to ,: n e:ti delay the publication of the Votes. Yet it was pos sible that it might be injurious to the .People, and therefore he regretted its tendenoyin that way. The printing of the Votes of die Houle Was the only ro.! golar way In which theirproceedionis were made pub lac to the country et large:: fee should do no more. , ..• i n— than mention the circumatikdr hopng that oose I would never be inattentitte to petitioners. The Speaker . then lert the their ; • iod Sir GEORGE WARRENDEIt rose and mew 'tinned that there were some small increases in Risme of the public charges. Of these, in the Admiralty Department, some arose from expences et St. Helena, land on the South American station ; but all the esti. metes had been founded oa mature consideration.— Gentlemen must be aware that an increase had oc.- esstred in point of wages to seamen, by the employ.? sent of those of a superior description. The num ber employed was smaller in proportion as to the men. A 50. gun ship might, during war, have re quired 540 men, • but kn peace be reduced to 34cir men, -Mihough the number . of .gee .remained the same: It was proper' Iti`noillce . this; in looking at the charges of Ordnance. lie then moved for 20,000 seamy; for 13 lunar months, which was icreed to ; also for granting the sum of 611,00(1. for pay ; for 520,0001. for victuals, lac.; sod Jar 6 sum for wear tied tear, which motions were also Carried. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose, and intimated hii iittehtion to propose a re placement of money under the grant of 94000,000 of i Exchequer Bills, and'also • further grant of 9 millions.. Ile begged to stale, that-the amount, of . Bacheques.l Bills was now less than had bean predictetlity .sales Gentlemen. It bad been said, that on the sth et January, 1818, they would be at 60 millions.; bet he was happy to say that they were three :millions and a half less than that. They amounted only to 56 millions and a half, and a small sum more. Thai was the whole amount. On the other hand, it was to be considered that the Funded Debt had decreased nitteteen millions. lodated wf a (deficiency in Re.. venue,-thete was a diminution of Public Debt. Ho moved for the sum of 25 millions, ouaccouut of Ex chequer Hills issued. he ih;ii • • Mr, CURWEN made several remarks on the' financial ittfAiri.of tkesonntry ; more pestissiarLy as , they regarded Ireland, where he believed the es• i penditure had been 1 l millions, while the Revenue Receipts had been six millions. The CHANCELLOR of the 'EXCHEQUER made some eaplanetioni, hat in too low a tone of voice to be audible in the raillery. lle wished the lion. Member to examine the account's, which would lead him to a different conclusion. 'Mr. -TIEKNEY (Mew ved l .thit there was some -diificelty in understanding the Estimates and their) results. The charges on the Unfunded Debt must •be paid off. The torsi amount of stock in the bands of the Cornmissionen had never eteeeded t 5 millions. The Right Honoevable.Gentleman had taken the op. portunity to give a favourable and promising charac ter to the Ossetian of the Revenue ; the det*ils.of • which would, no doubt, be productive of,future dis •cussions. Mr. C. GRANT brissay adverted to former state ments of his owe, aster the 4webable state of Poblic attain. iil, • The .CII ANC E LLOR, -..tbe EX-C HEQU ER :said, thatif he entered swots the subject he .might only make a short and . superficial statement. lie, had only wished innate en early opportunity to no. tice particular eircomitascas, In-the view of future discomiene. The motion was-then agreed to. Fisrtbet.convfmrstion ensued, ishohicb , si Mr."I 4 IERNEY requested to know what wee tho amount of out-standing Exchequer Bills on *commit of the defickney Revenue ? • The CHANCELLOR of the 41KCHEQUER cosld not then oxectly touilwer • hot, tea we soder stood,b i he belie red -oot.atese 100(4000. On the CuAricetto a °film Excuxqugu's motions,. a tole was passed (or 9;000,000 on outstanding,El - Bilis MA fended ; for 6,000,000 on . Exchequer Bills fti#' 1816, outstanding and not pro tided for. - The OHANCELtOR of the 'EXCHEQUER ob served, that there end surplus of .3,000 1 006 loot l year, eanilderiajfthe opesettans respecting tlt election of the Vended'Hoht. 'The issue of goer Bills hnd beenl2,ooo,ooo more lest in the year preceding. Mr. CURWEN.Seas rejoiced to understood that, only 4000,000 mete had beta .44 to tbe*Public, Debt. ..a ail 41121P1i • • " • Mr. Vi Clß•tiF Ittla thbb re to tenth et loomeditight miwelprestentatiort;.*htit 1W - believed tad tiviitethiibtentictalaiii eviOt tnte I Stinting Paptr.-- . Nis object wee liimaly• to 'Strain 'lnd ttbaitie nide inverting. • 'lle . bed saidea the isst'srigbi that - -Awn *Menai,* tett-etre, is of Ibtsicula intago4n thelbeentry, Snit dad in tasks skier • SOrtitatintry batiks fonirded sips' SOME Ohs eelksdaibet di Miler MAIN .Erhinit 40 eaten. Stooldthit shiest, that cireetitisiw 'engin to lie staid wnelelscoesered ; het that, in • orderte *end *Hint Uesteenqy ipttrialmitoot on& leek it opine red to aim ire ahat 4t Amnia be colluded *pop,' anelnelletaidoglev some God tietinit• ettlederff, Jlets.goid.ae‘ollent appetrottso biro to liotbobeet3 if not she- only standard, bitherte vlivenesared by lownkied, adapted lot that purpose. Me had no new object in lie* except to explain •himself. and, 41tetegotre, shouidlitelt trespass farther •on the Heide. POOR LAWS. Mr. STVIROPSBAURAE moved the renewal of the Cammittee on the Poor Laws, wbkh he regretted hecould.wel-propose to revive as to all those Hon. Membersawino formerly composed ii.• Two active Members of. it bad departed from this life. One it them wee -Mad Hall, the late Member for Glamorgan, who possomed.en enlightened arid enquiring mind, and was well qualified for matters of public business. The other wilts the deceased. Mr. Rose, who had •so !flog and so diligently distinguished himself by his industry, activity, and assideity in public affairs, and by his general knowledge of Parliamentary beta& nets; and whose 'loss would be felt by Parliament and by the country. He was a Gentlemen still better known and estimated in private life, by his attentions and exertioas in favour of every wise measure foe the relief of the poorer claims of society. Mr. Halt died in the prime of Fife.. Mr. Row left the world in advanced yeses. He wished by - his motion to re. new the erigimet COmmittee es far as it was practice• btu to do it. Mr.CUII.WEN conceived that the difficulties con. nested with Ibis question were so great, that it was nut inappropriately said, there were 39 opinions its the Committee besides the Chairmen's voice. The great evil was the total inefficacy of the means pro dded by pnor-hosses and work-houses, under the Act of William, to effect the purposes for which they were originally destined. The evil was every day increasing; the fact was, there were massy per. sons now receiving from the parishes 141, 15d., one Aftd. a day, wisp wanld gladly work for Dd. The ,conduct of thopoor was materially altfred, nod no. Likstem coul4 bet operative which had not a tendency elevate4eie,.character and make them prefer the :produce of their labour to parochial relief. A very tadavantelde alteration bad token place in their be bits of letteryears. Sir F. BUHMETT:--" I comsat anticipate much benefit from the appointment of this Committee, however assiduous and. respectable are its Members; nor can I concur: with the Honourable Gentleman near me (Mr. Gersten), that any unfavourable al. teration has taken place of late years in the character of the working classes of this country, though it is obvious that a very great change has taken place itt their circumstances. It is not that they have less Ittietor or feeling for independence, growing out of the labour of their hands; the evil is not that they on less (Reposed, or less snakes or eager to seek employment than they ewer were, but that there lace not futids in the country sufficient to employ them with adinutage.—[Hear, hear!]—No man can afford to give the - poor man for his labour more ilea the produce of that labour is worth to himself; no man will give less, while he has ether cbanueliof employing his capital. There is no disposition ow the one part to defraud the !shower out of his fair and jest earnings; or, on theother, In give his labour to whoever will call for it. I think th • lion. Gentle. man (Mr. Curse's)) las therefore tilten falassiroultd on this question, or rather that he has taken an un fair .view of it, for I believe that the People of thin apanwy are nowthe most unremittisely industrious People on the face of the eerh. Tne evil of this state of things was obvious. though ,it was unpalatam bloto some Honourable Members in that. House. think the enormous and overwholming fellation of the country is the real evil-Hear!]—and that de Committee to enquire into the Poor Laws, are not likely to remedy It. It is in vain to make these Laws the solute of the evil ; they have subsisted 'for centuries, and it is only within a few years that we have'hsconie so alllicled. 1 remember when I was liabwy 40.1110 y father's estate, sint it used to be the oast of the working people, that neither they nor their families had ever received parochial bounty.—r The (ate war, however, had materially altered the state , of the country, cod the only remedy for the WI wen% be to reduce the public expenditure, and et{ those salaries, pensions, and employments, for mbicb no efficient service was given. All that la. boir should be put a stop to which is as much over ** es the other labour is underpaid, and this was Ifiiroisky effective course which should be adopted.— Theiels no &tido bat it is the immenie load of tan. its that diles op all the resources of the country. All that lion. Gentlemen say about the taxation not Itonlas . t heivqy . .on the People, must arise either, Rhin ie‘f-delusion, or an intent to deceive others.— Witedter Vet come from the indigent .0f from the weirthy, l * iosatever way they are _reduced, old rrieteli the of them tails upon the poor; and the only differente in various 'modes of tasation iwitetber the tbs he Upon leather,' or upon salt, or -. , • , . - --- : -- ••”•••.ir.wrowrsame,erwesseee, . . • . .., ~ . ... ~ • . .. • .. , .. , . . . . • :. - • - • ei• ('et,t ~ . • . . . -, . • r * ,:',.ll_ - • 4 —% >. • I : j apiXripl i S cl SA =2; 4lCLlA.4W 4 " 3'.--- . - ' if:AmEarrt.gra in ••• • - ' ' ~z, ~„,..- ~I-v- - C I) .. •..•.... • ._ - ~.. . r-i . i . N uie .. , _ ._ !: i .)- -.. 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'' * ' ' ' ' :0111rio lallniastilitis;i•o'Fbree isEcisaviSlOli by Throe. ape- which Rive , oeis great 4 , 4 .444 4 . , are sa id s t am p e d with it! ho_di m& A, 46. „ R d ow Awing sa m ilediceitiat ~, law. , • 'Mr. 41t, C MOW FILL then vessilto tail iiiilbmi SW ~. . -~ amifiag -.LI riIHE Case of a Person. wbn bee been troubled with is Stricture for upwards of SO Yea►s, and is reedy to woods for the authetnietty to Hoy ficattetonn who may trial to be satiated io respect of the folio voiNg areouut ; To Mr. LYNCH, 38, Doke-otroet, St. James's-square. Stit,—l bare lobaared ander a severe and obstinate Stricture of the Urethra for apwarifenf en years, and SW the lase If years hate been ander the care of the most eminent of tbe Fa culty, without receiving 1111% perm 'went seller. I seas ativit,tl by some to Ro into the Hospital. and try tire present regimes in cases of Stricture, which f declined, ow Me to my which was at that time Maw! feeling corsfideoi MA I had nut -tem:lh •In undergo any violent operation, I gave top the idea. 7'he last pertain to a lam I applied 111:14 ao eminent Surgeon. who told me ilinChe essild glysteme no relief. Mu advised mein apply to :owe pesson Atlas studied that complaint alatte. One slay read int anar Advertisement in she Courier. I ..pplied its ystit f relief. After being under •IlkUr care fisr,So weeks, I obtained a complete sore. lams 6 Yr at. t f •Ig', and abs' In f 'How my omployment t say strength of h aly is returned, and I can rat •Int! drink wish a true appease. lum ready to give further, oat ticulars to auy persists ter/toiling it, nut 'if gratitude for )our kind attawflow, oilseed I shall always acknowle.lge. awl for the. benefit of hundreds labouring under the same dreadful malady g, wing perfectly latialled that by your mode of treatment such complaints may be entirely annihilated.-1 remains Sir. your, •gtaieful and obedient tormtnt,, J. CHAP,MAki. N. M. By applyiog to Mr. Lynch he will refer any one !ss me; ....._.l .Noise d n,vivere s .r 1 Indere vit a.—M A RTI t L. " Life is only Life, when blest with Health." . . rr"E finest System of Ethics is to confine withio, duelsounds, sod thus to regulate the P.l,sions t utter. Wowed nod insubserdionte they impeuroosly destroy smite bar.( •rirr. a hick Keligion and Mt,rality have made sacred ; to curb but not annihilate them appears the le-son of prudence, - best` culculnlM to limit their efferwesceoce, . Every disorgatazation of the human frame requires great me. dical koowled • s, mid the public welfare is.prroisured med .when professi ng (dio•egiirdit_ig n: the suggestion: of the en-. vines and kite . devote their motile.; to the treatment Of . time com plai n ts g eneraed by isopeuatroge, and the -ebollition. of the pa pilane at au boguraided moment. •• Tor strength of a Wino comities mike health of the -.People ;" het, lt• is 'melan choly to reelect op the daily sacrifice so the ignorance of n e e d.. ing empyricism. and to counteract, as fur as pornitile its furthe r . ravages. we offer to stsferneg tairwmity, the result :f oar 'mai experience in the various itiwarei of ',chilli)... The unwary, victim of 'Awe vice learly actorired •atiteltool, before vanes' has asserted her right over tbe mind), will, in contemplating his powerless state become susceptible 44' enlivening xeirantioas, in knowing that tit; must Lompireated ...tale of .exisaustion may he roused into manly energy.—lntense study—instooderate mix iegy—long residence in tropieal Climes. and many other causes, s. ill frequently derange thr Nervous fikstemt in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re-anim.ition, hi' reuse irk which bare long answered the sanguine hopes of Pit t moth of both Sexes. That bane to lomat !soppiness 1.1., ES YEN BRE A. canaries be treated fearlyssly, the improved stare of 4edical Science havingdivented its antidote of those thstressiog properties that so long rendered its exhibition uacertain and hansiiiirg. We. best ex plain our method by observing to Patilmts labouring un der this malady, that isfew disks (sill y era required for sisr.se-r tnoval of early symptoms ; that the mat inveterate case will yield to owe remedies. withal a oionth. tad that in a person who ° only suspects himself injured. Use disease, may be preveniedallt, together from appearing ;— n similar remark applies to many other deratigaiwuts.sof she generative system. as wertleeers, ut.; creations, Sze. especially strictures, obstieate Cussed Ilf.sw hich ore dally remixed, without the the of caustic or stimidains. Some peculiarities incidental to drs . softer sex have . not .escaped ewe ottention ; in which mildness. combined with efficacy, has su perseded thu pears mostly • lido:med. In Hoe, mar system is . unique. peculiarly vie r,:etic, and eminently moccmsful.' Educated in this oar native city ; schooled in our professional ottainmeraby its spleadid Medical Charaeton ;sod having: beem. able, personally, to comp ire with admiration the British Sur- ' aim, practice with the Comelier's/11, nor pretearbortio'-ropeti- unity (iu a branc'a we hove s eieel e d)•are ma t ur ed ny ewe e . i tawi , , iv hich is evinced by the daily odplicatiaos we receive, eved'froma distant countries. . - 1 GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surjenoo.• . - IS. Tlouverie-street, Fleet-street, Loudon. : 4 4, 41 ,For the general accommodation we do not 'limit our selves to stated periods of practice, • but may -be orosaited at all i leasonahle hours.—Coutory Patients are requested Is describe minutely their symptoms. &v. When Medicines. with mirky, wilt he linmediateiy forwarded to any part of the Kingdom.-•:j A batch-mete itespectt3 to atcoospao3 the case.. Ad. • +.1.710..."0..i5ktai .',~. 'raga NA • 7 }~ n _ + 1 , A A • i IIPMOLgTERY AND CABINET MA NVFACTORY. Nus. 15, 16. sod 17, Catharine-street, Strand. MORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform • the Nobility. and Ladies and Gentlemen in general, they have just .completed a sew orraneement, nail .made great alt. tali , ris. for the piirproe dismedng of their very extemive •Stock (not by pahlic auction, trot in the limnl way of trade). at very reduced prices, in order to make room for an entire ore style of articles, with great improsemeni., and several new isveatians Additional Assistaros are oaken imo the Concern, who will daily attend to execute orders to any amount. in a kw swot:dos, As a change is ohout taking place in the Firm, the Wa e.ronm of Auk evicosisc Establishment will an entire new Seleetion of Furniture, tied ender a new plan of eroorny and diligence, will be vended at much lower prices thafflever. For the Bast mad West Indies. and all other foreign parts , it 41t:grsally allowed no Manufactory has ever excelled dor- Senders's.