The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-07 00:00:00

No. 1988. p\ M' is always ready . to advance, at legal 111 10 II is IntercA, r deeinable, is Freehold, Colic/bold, sr Lewelt-14 !:wirer. in I..ind or Dividend, IX Stock, R.al garriatte lieltlentent., Widows' Join. 14..5. Patent Platva, Catarrh U r i... 4, and lens' Income for Litt. •lli.' :not Gentry of knon ii - fortune. or their may acroddiv"! cif :ter on their bangle or joint y numb, l on pritioptitioie Neefee). %opt , to/Ivan:dlr. bet .tern Nine rind Five or by letter, to Ilitntor nf Ike !...tional Bank, No. Cower John-Aired, 6.1.1.1.-4,warr . VF.tIFA WINE, of a very remarkable dest .st tir err dozeo, the property of a Spanish , wa r r esorts II) a public advertisement from a want of nitt.e'ettuney 1.• ha. token shelter ; sercral —les and watt. 1 11.!itkuishett persons have wade large par rS,-e, of tisk , Wine, to whoa) he can refer if regoircd. The it the m•tst mild and pleasant Wine they I' • • vet lata .1. (pc Jowl te• a sample SNII t o any part of London, free •,fe,oenrr; e; to be bast , al It - te,est 11 and a, at D. Gun se .to*s. Ns.. 7 . Lip,ter littektu f iltast Strani. Letters dev ail. e.;:• ' T. Inc Nobility, Gentry, vol r le.tvingTow n, 11. 1 01:11. TAV LOR and SON, with conhdence ej 'comm. - I , ' weir SA IX hPI CUR 1 f.,NN L. the general Main/ iiow completek cstsblished, being Nina to csr wi f th now nll kinds, i.ignuts, made dishes, s kw. slay i•••; nisi. with I. t cold game, & e. & r. NM In 110111 - at lA. yid rich, at ttieir Falai!, Oil and S a sh Warehouse (e.twait • , sll warily 50 years), No. 17, mono- F i ini 11iiloorii ; and by appointment. at Messrs. E. mod W. SI, Si w Bund-street ; Mr. C. Wix, td, lutMw~w l- t ; Mr. T. (files. Greenwich ; . Mr. C. W. ingston Sorry ; Mr. I). Pommy, Brook-street, poih ; :mil Mr. J:Carter. Cambridee. how grimirw, wohls signed Jtoper Taylor :owl Son. • N * CRITERION STROP. SEsTcoutrr, sole Invcator and only Mane o favorer of the •• nen-Mildred CRCI LIMON STROP, t value of selsich will be estimated by n airs le trial, is adapts eil on u..ririug principles fur rem's:lslas, smoothing, and per k, Cog the rage of feallflt, penkni -, nod surgeon's Mare wait It is tecessary to lopti^. to the pohlse, that the Pro. p• Owes mint sanguine eitv. c..stions have been more than malted, sts eve y one sold loss proved ass ..Jitioisal recom..,ei hts.,ss ;he t hcs tittle% ase• the ileflial6llllA mode of intro tur iss.: aa.l is tick to Ilk Public—its on'a merit befog the ouly pet rr Iletillll. is 11. Irmle, retail. and for exportoti ,, n, by litres!. T wridnil an d m0..e., coders, 111. New it-orl-streei.i and (I. C. k., No. I. Dunetan's.hill„ Agents I,t the Factors, )astl.4lrsee ; am! may be li 41 of most Cotters and I'ert - um:l4 thfoughuui the United K in;stloiss. VDUCATION at Messrs. WATSON and AT- KINSON'A ACADFAI Catiterstnne. near Hainaut I sole. in she coooty or littrhatit. Young Gentlemen nre care folly Monocled in the !• tze. Aritatneric, Book. llt•'epluir. Geometry, alenstmstion, .taAing, Linut—urve) int:, • 14.0 i.souto. Geographl the Use a the Globes, and every at .er 10.111W11 of nn I.n iish Etlurati•us proper to tiutdrry them tit tor Navy, P hhr i i rlices, Commercial Bust. •vs', and Me eta 4.11 Traales. They are also hoarded noel pnsvile,l with Chou, Books. and every other nece4ary, it Twenty Guinea, a yrar each. The Latin and Greek Laoguatgcs at Two Guineas 45.0510 extra. Tae French ditto at ditto, by a native of FM re. Met..ry. W A TSON and ATii I NSON tench avid:mm.lv In the : thesoehev, in order to expedite the Ldne..tinti of far r 4as ,s much av potrade, do not ado wn. v v ration; bit itlolc W Vet.e..l sow out of :ditto] hours aro pernsitied : o ut toteroxed part it sitar mientinn iv paid to the health ant! 1 f the Prop.'s. oh • are treated iu every respect upon al 1 Imp, I peat .if pate: tat rare. Coiliersinne it morn ev trefteo tot the taasarity ot it' situation, tied '.tot pleasantly 11:11:4101 arm die flanks ..1 tie Tees. No lintratire Money is Loren; but is iv expectea that the l'nrents or Guar It 'to Of *nett Boy pa. (pastier!), and defray lb:• expenecs of oi, kor ai**, to and from Seneca. N. B Choose .1 I.a. co 'etre weet. Mr. Atkoinnit biotin in vino, awl .titen Is so Toni a Coffee. Woe, ( onion, ewers dzt, tvet A rill Ihr Men of ..oe and wee ; Sind tor referetees 0 1 60. to li' l l e elose Grree I; sq . of t h e itri. fob noun. (Lntler', Pall M.ll, or al his h use, 51, I.l;yer lit. ttiel / -oreet ; the 111... John Nichols:. , Bembr ef nem. Iluotieford. liezt ; Mr. feigning. t... l stene-outker. 51. O d sort% it. Luke's; Mr. Fisher. guesnrlth. Greek st.go, Bogor . Mr. 11..5d, SI. M..ry A ‘e; Mr. Cro..koell, Merl. b.rreeps Head. l'alr.sre.sireet ; tual of Mr. Milian, No. $. ate, Niteklershur), Agent to the Sri v 1, of whew Idol 1. rods fills he had. CAU T:ON. IFIHE distinguished Patronage and universal esti ocilloo Jo ilk illrb J. T. a ica:TL'S cel.. rnted NET I C AZ‘lit 'IA HILT is now held, ha* elicited omen jealnissy %WNW Strop-oaken and ushers, _who twine totally Nita. quaint- Ira %jib th e nortluahle pro, em, 14 snaking the 111agoetic Tablet, have im.trudacrd C.lllllflull Citir3l4 13t . 31 Razor Tablet., &v. On. Hop. sing on tine unwary part of the Isuhlie. 3• T. R • taere;ine snuoi.leth it a dot immothent no him to advise ;mir th oer. Coat the only it. Alaanetic Ituzioe Tablet has u!ti bend) vs ill. J.'E. R iege's signatu re, avid huilbered in red kik; n.aie others ran posobly be routine, nor will any of ti.ese Isar thilosh pricklier. any erect 1. 1 1113 o Vizor . .. Edge, be 3 nod the Caruicity of the in st a !ammo I. tithe/ Struts.. The geosiuse Magnetic ItAzor Taludet ill ferment* nntt keep Runes ink treot complete stare of repnir, o ithont the :044- at:ce eir a nutter. heart., one material entve of jealousy agaiwt I4ii itneolinn from the most sloli,ter moth es. _ J. T. Rigge has tecently invented a Razor Strop grin entire JP* priw iplev, ytie Se. tai. with which, and the orirat•ion:tl ti•t* Magnetic Tablet, he 'routes to asvert, that Razors lusty be kept ui a crawl:int state of etbrient perfection. with out any, auxiliary—nu grinding hr setting will ever be re (port Ti•mi smote Rasorts, and every ttpliarittuu for thavinc. are eimit s ,,l g n o vale at the Proprietor% Worehotbei, Cnenp and-2, Kirk-vtreet. Tenor-Anne. TV Razor Tatitet and Strop, it taken together, charged W. dd. A Tablet fat Penknive•bi. *DISCOVERY TO MAKI? TOE IitIRGROW AND KEEP IT IN CURL • ATK I NSON'S ORIGINAL CVRLING pm' I r), • enesposition of Vegetable flats me..' the br•it, lion' the only article which a ill preserve the flair tram turn- ing gee, nr fulling off; and it. effects ap prniodtiag• its growth, where it is bald by nature. ear a her:• it ha. tillea off' from deepy, ctui mil% his appreciated la. e. , ,erienre ; the Proptietor can refer to hundred, also have benefited bt it, a ko all Leber morns *eft' incffectual. For ilres.ing tie !hair it :s a Montt einormi. snit the best article ever invented, givita; it such :.10.s and lovely apvearahce as can be obtait:eil lay up other inegitt , whatever; :nut by ilk ddlrilite gnditie con34o•‘s strengtffhoil tignur to t th• earl, that 'wither el,,,np • rather. porsiiirarion.o sea at"4"Vheles exercise, Of auv other cat.... n.ll 'lily alts ;MITI it. N. B. This Plaid is SO superior for diesstot the flair, that *tow of the tint hair-tip:64as use it In gise a litd.lol4 polish to their bead Sults stbolesple and retail by the Veraprletur. James Atkinson, Prrfauser, NO. 9. II ieb-.teet. Illoorustatry. shorstlon ; a d by 11.1oliutitaetat - ta, Mews. and Plea, Pe,rfuuter , to the " 411 e :PA Dottie., of York, Corkeput-street, fit small bottles al y. . 6d. i or iii base bottle. G. CAU l lON.—A.• were tire article. told for siotll3r purposes of Quacke,Ae. shirt' dies not hate the e ff ect Pretentett). plenty fp obeerve, the genial* . J.Jur. Al• khrou, kit 'Abell' ate i•lositiums. . .: . . I ~ • I ,kr " 4 ( • , ... • . ~ ,••• . . L.' A A ' ,'' ' 1 . ' • ~t.' 1 4J 41 49 4 . 1 .1 A(1. . s . $ '.. . A • L . • . • • i ',: , - 5.7: 7 : i v' 3 • 1 1 . • . . . . . , • / • Z il ) e c , . . . rottotr(.&e:intan. . c .:„., f, LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1812. PRICE 64.. lIENRY HUNT, do most solemnly swear, .a-• That if I am chosen one of the REPR ESENTAT VES for this City ( Bristol), I will endeavour to the utmost of my mental and badily ability to obtain and procure, and having prownred, stedtattly to maintain Arts of Parliament proper fur the folio. w iog purpose!. : Fir,t, I will never tense In my endeavours for• Reform, thereby to establish on an impenetrable basis a fair, free, equal Representation of the People in Parliament. Second, It shall hr my unceasing task, to endeavour to exclude all Pensioners told Placemen whatever, from sittiug in the House of COTtliefli. Third, Ms endeavours shall never be wanting to redress the gritrurces and " core the Constituti on al Rights of all my fellow subjects in Great Britain and Ireland. and more particu'arly to redress the go ievotts and manifold impositioas practised upon toy fellow cituntrynitni of Bristol. Fourth, I will. with all toy soul, lend my zealous aid to aba tis!' the inhuman practice of the torture of the lash, by flogging Soldier, in the Army. Fifth, I will STAND the POLL to the LAST MINUTE. Lastly, I do most solemnly swear, never to accept ferom the Crow's or its Ministers, Place, Pen , ion, Contract, Title, Gra tuity, or Emolument, of any ki.td whatEstet. So help use God. • HENRY' HUNT. Thii Oats was offered to be taken by Mr. HUNT. before the Sheriffs or Mayor, or Mr. Alderman Vaughan, which was res fu. , ed by them all. sin the ground of its irregularity. CITIZENS OF BRISTOL! The ntt.ove are the Poliiirs of your favourite Candidate, HENRY HUNT, Esq. Itichaid Hart Davis, Eq. declared io open Court this Day, that his Politics were DIAMETRI CALLY OPPOSITE. Freemen and Freeholders are requested to flock to the Talbott Inn. Bath-street, and Thomas-street, where every Man is to ; take the BRIBERY OATH before he can POLL. L'ES MR. DRAYTON respectfully informs the Pub. lie, that the Leasehold Preml‘er, and Modern Furniture and Effects, Lauer Clntoon, a lvertised for sale on asp July, is unavoidably PO4l Pc )N 81). Auction Mart, Ju1y6,1812. 1, ~. ) A 1 Finsbury liisitory, Finialiury-,juare. Mr. HULL. TR RSD AY, July 9, - - - - - SEVERAL well-bred seasoned. MUNTER4 I met. sPrs of high weight , ; also s que Prong Fleckneys, in good tondition, and fast trotters; several pairs of Coach, Bortmehe Chariot, and Corritle Geldings, of different colours ; some sin. gle Ain.); several good Gig Homes, perfectly quirt in in,: nes% :au' (apt. trotters; some very clever Howes, o hick hare beets rode with trirmys; and Ladies' Horses; a girigt many strong Geldinys and Marrs, Ii Cur machines, mail-coaches, post•chaites, &c also several handsome Golloways, Ponies, &r. Delightful Country Residence, Freehold Farm; and lototee, Mason Park, near Aslsboarne, Derbyshire. By TEORGR 31( DER and CO. On SATURDArIf,'JoIv 11, at the Hell inn, Ashbouns. Dens byshire, at Three u'Clark precisely, except wester disposed; *of by Private Contract (of which timely notice will he gyre.), A Ltf, that desirable and improvable ESTATE , Si. -Ilk tussle in Marston,ltiontgomery, in tlie centre of a twitail* beolthy, dry, sporting country, about sic miles from Aslip. b 1901 C and Utio‘eter, called MARSTON PA:IK, and whisk w in he .old weenier, or in Gds, viz.:— Lot 1. MARSTON PARK HALL FARM. in the occtspa. C.. 11 of Mr. Joseph Vichars, Tenant lima year w year, at a very low rent: comprising a spacious well-timbered Mansion or ram-house, with stables, chaise-howe, barn, cow-house, cheese chambers, piggery, garden, &r. and aboat 123 acres . of arll-known rich old pasture or dairs farm, abounding a itla pone. and neatly encircled with a beautiful sin.! truly-vat:riffle plantation, and ornaineutal trees, with excellent spring awe, and a rivulet, at foot of a very extensive pasture ground anti lawn, with Ito easy nsceat, at the head of which the House is pleasantly situated, with agreeable views, &c. mad' the Estate is easily convertible into a genteel residence, affording reti merit s convenience, and considerable income, without risk or 'rookie; subject to the moderate modes of only three halfpence fur cow and calf, and eighteen-pence per acre in lieu of tithe hay. Lot 2. IVOODHAY FARM, adjoining the last Lot, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Best, also Tenant front -,ear to yenr; comprising the farm-house, cow-houses, garden, stack-yar.is, &c. and about fifty-fyur acre; of arable and pasture land; salt. ject to a media of three halfpence for cow af:d calf, and two pence per acre in lieu of tithe hay. Lot S. Two pieces of excellent land, adjoining list Lot;in the occupation of IWr. Jose.ph Ta leg, Tenant from year to Scar f comprisiug upwards of three acres, abutting an the Maracas road. The Estates nee all freehold, a perfect entirely, in a ria,g fence; mid the belt or pltaitatioa, comprising about ten acres (included in Lot 1.), is approaching fast to maturity, from which the iteresssary annual thinnings of the wood, enema fail to lie very produaive, and reader the plantation of considerable value. Further particulars to he had of Mr. Richards, Solicitor. Red Lion-aptare, London; Mr. Winslow, Solicitor, Ashlittorne • and of blessrs. (morge Syder said Co. Land Agents, Thetford, 'Nor , folk. —• • - -- - - LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ilia floral Highness the Duke of York, President, and the following Committee of Governors : Earl of Lein im Colonel W. J. Jones, M . P. RichtHew. T. Jones I Joint I.:douche, Eq. M. 1 1 . Rt. Itim.R.U. Sh-ridno,M.P. I Colonel H. Clements, M. P. Hon. Cul. J. Barry, M. P. Captain James Hay. Surgeon, Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Lendon. riILIE Patronage this Institution has received, for .A. the exclusive treatment nod Cure of. both Sexes, afflicted !.with Venereal Complaints, nod their dreadful coosevences, as strictures, debility, ulcerations, &c. conducted under the ma nagement of is Gentleman of the first professinonl abilities, will aliiibr', the Public of the high merits of Mr. K I ERN A N'S plan, and that by it the inconveniences of Public Charitie4 are avoid-. ed, whilst the young and unwary are protected agitin4 the fatal delusions held out by advertising pretenders iu this branch of practice. Since its establishment in 130 ti, 5557 patients, of both ,Ifes, -, have been cur al, without conflneitieut or Nuty to the j constitation, rind with a delicacy and secrec3 hitherto unknown; many of those have laboured under the most complicated Immo of the disease from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms , yield to Mr. Kier/ues treatment in a few days; and where appearance of debility comes on, too early application cannot Ibe made to prevent the danger that may ensue. The Surgeon may be consolted by either Seg.. with the 1 greatest secteey, at his private howls, No. 21, Lower Cl/Kr ! lone-street, Bedford-square, from nine to twelve In the tuorn. ICI:Zit f c r a li t m inti s s i , c fr i o il t i o n t l i ne iwt a i t a n nd igh ci t iu ( n i t o ry vi ( l p lo u i st " p le a t i t d e ) rs ula i lb t e t a n d es : dressed, and will be punctually nnswered. Just iuhlished, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DISEA SES. price Ss. By F. Kiernan; and sold bs' Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, 90, Pan:rooster-row ; and by Highley, 24, Fleet bircet. / IL IIIE ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Gott: tlemen of Fashion, in England, use PRINCE'S ORIGI NA I. LON DON It USA A OIL, fur moistering the hair sy hen dressing; it is so great a nourisher to hair, if used constant, lie- . ver a hair will fall of or turn grey ; in short, where there is hair by nature, and It has got thin or bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on its being restored. Several Gentlemen that were bald, have declared, after using the Ras - sin Oil regularly for six months, the bald places became m arred a ith hair ; give it a fair trial by using it regularly, as it cannot have the effect if only applied at intervals; promotes eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning red or-grey. It is the best preparation in the world for pre serving and promoting the hair. Several who bad used the OIL for years, nail from the use of that •nlont., not it hair fell off, or turned grey; but being persuaded by their Hair-dressers to use other Oils that is advertised, as they are cheaper, hut in the end found them the dearest; their hair fell olf, gar turned grey, have declared they a ill use no other than the Hokin Oil in future, it being the best article bar moistening the hair when dressing; as it keeps real or false hair of its na tural gloss and curls. A Csurtort.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Russia Oil, and given it for sale at Hair-dressers' shops. Sc. they persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, have imitated the Eagle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the like imika shams, and as more set urity, the Pt °praetor has leave of she Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp 0(11 c, to have his name " A. Prince," printed on the Ga vernment Stamp, a hid, is an the outside of the cover of each bottle, the counterfeiting of which is felony. Ladies awl Gentlemen will be particular to o'aserve the above -Caution, us many have been misled to puichase the counter feit. Ask for Prince's London Russia Oil, M ST. per bottle; or one ' boidr, containing four small, at H. 2s. ; or six large Wide. at 51. duty included. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Oxford, street (observe it is not a Shop ' it is a Private House, opposite. No. 7); and by aftpointinent, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to kis Majesty, New Bottaisstreet; Headrie and Suns, Perfumers to her Majesty. Tlichborne-street, COoldensxqvare ; Bayley sand Men, Perfume's to the Prince arid. Prowess, sod ihike nod Duchess of York, 5, Cockspur-street ; Nets berry and Sun, 45, St. Paul's Clusrch-yard ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yards Barclay and Son ' .95, Fleet-market ; Butler, 4 , Cheopsole ; Shaw and Edwards. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Berry, Jean, SON 'Greek street • Low, 3,10, Strand ; Gattie, 52, New B o nd ? street; Rigee, hhi, Cheapside ; Davison and Sun, 59, Fleet. street ; Bacon, 150, 0 x for&street. After perusing the respectable Venders in London who sell Prince's Russia Oil, it must he evident that he is the original Proprietor, ulkuthers are counterfeits, and the sellers impolitic . tors. [milts and Gentlemen residing in the country, by inclining the Money in a letter to the • Proprietor, will send by return 4 conch.—Merchants, Captalas ' alga Country Shispbeeperscsenid ing their orders to any wholesale Perlatners or eledgeitte Wen den they deal with tu Ueda, will mews Ub rJ ellowaere. k • :~ s ~; 1i • -- 4 • • • ' lll • I. • a ~ I,' 1, r I k ,I AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the on ginal inventiot\of Mr. Henry, nod brought h his suece:• , - sive improvements tit the highest perfection) maims.% to he prepared and said by Messrs. Henry, manuhicturing chemists, klanthester. . This agreeable perfumed liquor, which is composed of highly concesitnited vinegar, joined with the and efficacious antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in nu . cli mate and for any length of time. Its pungent odour adapts It for affordiug relief in head-aches; faiutings ike.; and renders it peculiarly grateful said refreshing in crowded rooms, in platers of puelic resort, and in the apartments of the sick. It couu- I teracts, also, the infection of contagious disease., As ninny spurious and inferior preparations ore Sold ender the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof ut its being genuine, that the names of Messrs. ' Henry, Manchester, me engraved on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bottle., price 2- , . 90. each, stamp included. is sold a holesale and retail by Ilit ley and Blew, Ciakspur-street ;the only agents in Loudon, authorized by the Proprietors) ; where may be had, Sponge Boyes of I Gold, Silver, Cornel.an, Crystal. Rte. Also HENRI 'S CA LCI NED MAGNESIA. in bottles at I2s. 6d. and largor, with g ass ttoppers, at 4s. each; their manes being on the stamps. TAKE NGTICE. APERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, called u few days ago upon Mr. Angus M`Donald, Bruns wick-place, in that City, and informed him, that his Wife had been dangerously affected with a tiathering in her Lungs (as her Suit:eon termed it), attended with al irming symptoms, gross spilling. difficulty of breathing, &c. &r. !twins , ; ivela her, iii small doses, One half Guinea Bottle of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the most astonishing manner her health and spiri , s, her compltint having been lb reby removed matt miraculously. (p' Mr. M'Donald has permission to refer respectable En quirers to the Putty. Ist December, 1811. Applethwnile, near Kendal, Der. °5, 1811. To DR. SOLOMON. Cilerd-house, near Liver; 1. SIII,--linpressed with the restoring virtues of your highly celebrated Medicine, the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, I feel inyself bounden in justice to yqu, and for the heli t ifit o f the Public, to inform you, taut early in last spring I had a violent Bait in my breast, acemapanied withdifculty i.f breathing and excessive weakness, so that I could scarcely walk. I conti ! steed for saute time labouring under the snioi distressing spa!). toms; when, seeing, in the Westmorland Advertiser, an account of some cures perfumed in this neighbourhood by taking the said 'Nfedicine, in the latter part. or September, l proritree Family Bottle of Messrs. M. mist R. Branthweite, your Agents, Its taking of which, in two days .huge I felt its restorative irtues, acid before I had finished the same was restored to my former health : which, thank Cod, I am now in; tool remain, 1 . •• ur must obediert servant, • Witness,:, ISAAC HUTIIINSON, • M. and R. Branthwaite, Kesdal. (aged 75 yeast. DEBILITY, &c.—Messrs. GOii anti CO. con tinue to direct their attention to those Disenses, by which the power. of the condi:halms heroine enfeebled t rind their ex perience in such cases. during a long and successful practice, enahle, them in i•ffer to persom s• afflicted, a safe and, speedy re storation to sound and vigorous health. A certain dkorderi fre quently cmnracted in a moment of intoxication ; as also it, frequent concomitants, strictures rind gleetc. are by their plus of treatment ( without restraint in diet or exercise) speedily and eifectually cured; and where an early iippli ention is made, tin .'iscovery of the infection, the c plaint is frequently removed in two dale. By professing she cure cf such complaints, and in order that they may tau be marked by ct mistaken few with the obloquy sit jibtly attached to the ignorant cmpitie. Mesrs. Voss and Co. think it but justice toe themselves to state, thnt they have bi•en reolorly rtinratrii in every briouir of the profession tem tirieme, of which from ditTereast hospitals, and t.stiinonials from the eminent ritybicinn,,, they have to convince any iiiquirer) that 11w itlireetk% resulting front their endeavours hrg induced them ill quit the practice of the general practitioner; unit they pregtme that their pretensions con-tissue it fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, her. so liberally honoured. Ti, hr comnlted ill their house daily, by either sett, personally or by letter, a secrecy and henry, and attention. Letters are expected In coniain a Bank note * fur advice null medicines. Goss and Cu. Surgeons, IJ, fineverie-street. Fleet-street. DEDILITY, STRICTURES, &e. IMPRES'SED with a cettscipustiess that their de viation from the general plan has been highly beneficial to others, and improved its their professinnal acquirements by the inattirity of isessr twenty years experience, Mss-sis. CU It I and CO. continue, with nionlouted ardour, the eradication of those disorders which are the consequence of illicit indulgence, nr the destructive habits of the incismiderate Scl I -buy. Is professing the cure of these Complaints. they hold out nit in ducement to vice g hut, sensible as- all men must he of the ex iiitence of such calantitie-, they eirer their assist:incest* regutirly educated Surgeons of Condoo, and o f the It s iyol Cotie tt e or Edinburgh. In till caves of Siphylitic Infection, nod in every plaint of Debility and Deficiency, whether arising frosts the infatuation of a certain destinctive habit, long residence in wbt in eimates, free living, or any other cause produring n deficency of manly vigour, the . patient way rely sin a speidy restoration to vieorittri height,. Their improved plan of coring Strictures lb the Urethra has been attended tyith peculiar success. StriclUtti of ten awl twesay years' duration have yielded to their trent. unlit in she short period of three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of toe first respectability. Yoko have laboured under hat' raitifttlgintl tlistresAtigdiwase, hiving received a radical and particulirly reque.t that reference mar he made to thca.:, •is satisfaciiiry evidence. of the derided Superiority of Messir.. Currie find Co.'s Pfau of Treatment. Massy of thew Gemlismen had been sutler the care of Messrs. 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