The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-23 00:00:00

•,; •,.. 4 .... N ''4 . .. •- ' ..t . .F. 4 ) . ....., ... . ~. , . •••:. r• .: 4 t.. ••I. O • , i 6 41 1 '• ' t "V , , . • - . ' • -.7 . . . $ Cr ' :.' .l * • - • ' ' a • . . \ • ) , r Cs 11/) i t et ilLi''> .44tom on. _ _ S t 4 ■ I! No. 9079. Tr.icAl wars EVENING, an OCCASIONAL. AD [REM will he Spoken In Mr. hlit,ton. After. Which their Msje.ties' Serest'''. e ill netform TEE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. T.• ehi.ll u b wl.led. HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS, Talinrraw, Toe 11.1,cy Moon, Rol The Pior S , Idler. The Scenery &biped ant) painted by Messrs. tireetiwood, Marmari, I)i sou. Demaria, Ceuta. Smith, and Capin, and their assioa.t.. : Toe Dres.e. by Mr. Bunks, avid Miss Rein. anritheir irsalsiants. The Machinery hr Mewm. Underwood, Drury, &c. The o..eorati. , fts by Mr. Morris, bliss Robinson, &c. Leader of the Kahl Mr. Smart. Ti. Men to be opened at a quarter past eve o'clock, .to be gin at a quarter pot sit. Rotes. iv. ;_secrod Price 3a. -6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d. t Second Prim, P...—LOstrOr Gallery, 4s. ; Second Plitt, 15..--Upper Gallery, ls. 'llOO4 Prier, W. Boxes nod *Allen So be taken of Mr. Spring. Bog Book. ket . ptr, at the Mike in •Little Russell street, from Tru till Four, and front Ten is the )lining 'atoll the Doors Are closed. The But ouirdackowe to Br sdera .treet isaly.—Tae Pit en. moires are in Russell-street and Wubarn.streei.—The Lower (Litters entrances are in. Rowell-oreet and Wilburn street.--- The Upper Gallery entrositer.k Sooligh4ssiew-si.oet oss/y. Ail persons Maiming Right of Free Ailmivion to the Thane*. having wits the Native given by Public Advertise ment, to alga their Namr.it in the Bunk kept by the Secretory In the Committee, at the Treasury Office in Dritry.larre, and has. tut mode good their Title of such Free Admis.ion, three dam at hat previou , to the exercise of such Right, will he i4in ted Free to the Thenire on all Nights of Theatrical Representa tion or Mu.ical Performance, under the following Regulations and cfnidif : Everr claiming to be admitted Free, will be reqnircd to sign his or her name at the °nor, in a hook which wilt be kepi ready fur that purpose, and will not be admitted without such signature. The right hand door. leading from the hall in Brydgrs-street, will be opened fu. Free Adtnis.ions in the Boxes, and combed to thertiouly t and wi Free Admissions will he pared at any other Raz Dour of the "Fheittre. Neither will any Pelll.lll, not Free, he II dmiiird to plop thus .gh the Free Door. Free AdininiinN to the Pit and Galleries will be received at their reepeetif e Doors in Wohuru.street only. T , e iffy great frauds which have heretofore been committed opoulhe Proprietnis and tie Public, respecting Free Admis sion, hate m ale in necessary far the Stib-Coma,ittee to devise th effiTissill en trout in a matter on important to the inte iests4 the Company, whom affairs they are called upon to ad n:6 i-ter, mid to those who ate really entitled to the freedom of . For tar present, therefore, they have deemed it expedient to vw, under the ainh .rits of the Act or Parliament. the con anive owed w the p tion of frauds, which will be writ tls enforced.—Stage Manager, Mr. It iMmond. Vivant Rex et Regina. Ili EAIR E-ROY AL, COVF.NT.GARI)IOI. II I S present EVENING, Oct. 23, will he p. LOVE FOR LOVE. To which will he addvd, MIDAS. To-Immo'', The Lord of the !donor, with Sehnoiderkini. C Tice famous Hattie of Salamanca, and Coml.:its for the "'truth Engles, fre, will be performed'fain Toom.rrow Evenings, only ; with ibeGrond Naval Spectacle, called Black Beard. THEATRE ROYAL PAVILLIOV, '%TI.EY'S, NEW (' ASTLE.STIt EET, STRAND. THIS PRESENT FRIDA Y, Yid, and TO MORROW. Bp4TURDA Y, Nib Oct. fluty, sr Belt past Els **Clock 'precisely, will hearted, the popular Orand Military Spectacle, in Two Acts, called THE TOWN 111A.10R and SPANISH H ER OIN E ; introducing the glori ous HAtle of Salm/wt.:a. French Eagle Cronbals. &c. assi4ed Is% the u hole strength of the Equestrian Troop, and nume.Nous Ausilinries. In the townie of the Eveolog's finiertspiporynti, the lid,olving S The Oki. of London," n o d " Bow won wow."—A Conde Musical Piece, rolled PENN Y WISE and POUN I) FOOLISH.— in which wilt hem• ded. the Grand Warn! Spectacle of BLACK BEARD, the PIRATE; or, The CllllVe PI i 111411.. • Doors open ni Ilulf-pag Five. and be is rit linlf-past Six. Hoses 4r. Second Pike 2s.—Pit .2s. Second Prlce Is.— Gstlery ls. Second Price tid.—Second Price Half-post Eight. V".TERIv ART - PROFESSOR. COLEMAN wilt begin his COURSE of LECTUit FA nu the Anninin ' Phvsl.h. log*, and P titt• Dane, no MONDAY, the 9th of h.venther, at Twelve+ n'Clnek. SHAKES &e. HUMPiIRIES, Agent for the Sale and Pur, • this nl S w.ra in Canals, Water Works, Ste. has to dil,. n few Shares ill the following Establishments :—Bris -1..1 Hoek: Grand Surrey, Grand Gland Western, Ken nel ;I'ol Aron, Lancaster, Will. and Heck., and Bath and Has. tnl C.,anls ; Eso Loudon. Citrod Junction. Holloway, Man strr and Salford, Pi PPP 9 f 11‘1142:11 and Furlinetun, corisea J-Lend, South Lowden. West hliddltwx, and York buildings 'Wider Works ; MLitt.), Atlas, Eagle, and CIA.. Intur once liriti-b Copper and Haraltuene Lead arid Silver Mines ; turd V;.utholl Bridget; Covent-garden Theatre; and 114. Neotpaper; Want. fill purchase is the Gulden-luxe limners min Mope Fire Odire. Au ply at his (Mice, 10, Old Broad -.tree, Cite. it. 1.81 MERINO WOOL 11108.1 Eft Y WARCHOUSE, 128. CHEA PSI OIR, oppusite leridn”vireet. N consequence of the great demand which SEItIXO WOOL HOSIL11.1( have experi enced, n ,s 1 the iipprobniion they huve siblaiiwd, during the five yaws, other Hrithei have attempted to introduce an bai•iiiir " Merino Wool." .I h. PlOptiefurs therefore cio order to prevent their friends l 'ehkx deceived), will iuvrn..hi have their goods stamped OW, Originnt Merino Wont," which are finer and sober than:lllv other sort of Woollen Hosiery, and warranted nut to shrink is wadi*. The articles consist of Stockings, Sacks, Drawers, Wai-t- Cant., Shith, Cope, I.llldieb' Conn', and till WM of under Coining, which inny he bud at LlB, Chrapvide, and at aost at tt e revert:Ode Noshes in Town omit Country. A p orticular &nick made fir the Gant and Rheumatism. THE FIRST OF ALL BOOKS. Emilellislisd with Ow Rewired Wood Cato, price only fid. sewed imm stiff paper, or 70. with a strung parchment buck, or bittern to the d ow n, , TILE LONDON PRIMER; or, First Book for Children, at the earliest ace: scretng as no Introduction to Mayor's, and the various umber Igimcli-b Spellb; BOOtI6 By M. !Ibid.' . 1 011. The following are the peculiar improvements which, It is be lieved, emble this lit de work to general adoption among mothers, autl in &I preparatory and first schools. 1. It I. priated its a g r ey large nod . lea" type. 2. Toe first set of Leiters are of au unusually large sise, and the serried set are illustratet! with Cuts. 3. The Reading Lentimo begin *sib Words of only two Let- Jeri, and proceed by simple gradmiens. 4. Lorry Leman is decorated with an engraving. S. The Work' is rin.ed wish mutable Prayers and Rynum. 6. Vulgar and low Ex 'imolai . * err studiously :,voided. Ina word, Pelham's Lowboy Primer, need In& he seen to be preferred tit every tither wn.k of the same description. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 47, Ludliie.Rill ; and to be bad of Champaine and Co. Old Jewry , Wilson. York; Mortey, fiainbhorrangh g Kew, Dublin; uneaten other Book tellers and Stationed. N. IL A$ there have been many base piracies of this original wprk, orders should be given expressly fur Pelham's Luodou Primer. CALOMEL . er MERCURY, si x times s u b lased. rut. introduction Of Veln s' Vegetable Syrup into Lu r •ite de...ryes pai titularly to he marked, as beau likely, under p,..prr inmazenteat, hi occasion a nets earn in the progressive ndctretment of medical knowledge; and the design Wall scrum pli.l.ed tornugh a.xident, the great parent of di.cosery, whieli, with never tensing influence, operates for the good of inosik intl. '1' , ..., is the reason that accidensol discoveries have not been ins /nose& The eperatimet of a Priestly and a Davy, in chemistry, would otherwise have improved upon their own discoveries. a:!tt doubled the efects of ortillery and the use of arias by sea t!oil haul. Attempts of this kind arc made in Americo, and they threaten sup with the consequences, Dot they' threaten iti4 in vain. In Pited.col Chemistry the progress is cautions, but ! TA THE FACULTY. from some progress is rifected. Tire common preptiatiowt of Met-- . curs are genera ll y scooted fro their notorious ill elects, an i G ENTLEMEN of the Medical Profession are tiny are now c ommon l y esc h onged for those of Calomel, which respectfully Informed, that the stEnrc A L and PUY. nie of iotrueed. lig° almost nll prepacoiLos, In till the accidents SICA LJO U R N A L, which, dining so many Yellin. has main ill4itod passion, when the surge on i s out i n a harry , he corn. t w i ne d in , and unrivalled circulation an d cor res p on d ence , 'sus his patient In this deleterious inioernt thus prepared.— continuesrit eniny its usual ascondaney, under theanparintemts hW A INNON'S VEGETABLE SYRUP (IF DE VELNOS, sure of Dr. Fothergiil *O4 Me. Royston I and exhibits. in vie great antidote to this potion, is et temled to all medical de- every Number, Facie, Cases, tosprotemetws, and Discoveries. Imitates and vices of she 1) mph, whether occasionet by dis.; of the deenest causeeinenee to the Public lit the Freya:noosed i ease or Prete n d e d remedies; to obstructions of the mesenteric ; Cure of p lies sies. Owl. ,h , tubercles of th e !wags and the degeneration of their • N fit withstaodi n g petty aid ephevaeral rivalries, and thence*. stlistanee Ito th e brooms, which they Mtg.'''. gto IndUcatillfri F j Mud collision of jammed imerees. this Work has 110 w maim of the liver; to defection is the Thew.* mixture of the chyle tinned. under Its origioal Proprietor and Prrieetnr. an sad& um ' the blood, which sometimes depress and suffocate the pa- minhhed pre.enomerce l Mediu' Wetmore ; sad Mai, ilosluM t•etir. the Inst wired's' the Gasette at the-Faculty through The meeneiar is prepared and sold by the Proprietor, As it the fa sr q ua rt erq ufthe World.; • l. ht Mr. Swainitm, at Ns. 11, Frith street, Soho, L dodos ; i The Numbers appear, as 'meal, on ON list-day a ever, ie, Mr. Aiktmult, Christi'', No. iNti, ni.kripsiate.street ; and • Month, pricellalf-a-Crowo each, red stis,... .ir tr ay be bad a( ell r,) .ill the r•putotbk anaheies "laden is'the - Usaded Kingdom, i Hooksetters, Postmasten e iall WO/MO MOM& . . p. i.• I,Ss. a basil* - • • I London, Oct. 1011 - .4 - ift& REAL lAVAikI ,ANC ‘ „ m od s • - • — . 4 DAV sad MARTIN, 117, ifolborfi. Keay otlke Cd . anasyskfts ety, as asaile . 4.l)Alr sod SAlTllVatitisres have pr ableArtitlf: kavisig art the want 1110fii reitlMle tare ss malt (or) belle the original Nasolbei. ••• Or Jibe sMiree s that the orbeit Addrea tidier 4141 distinct. t • . LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1412. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DzIE AMERICAN STATE. PAPERS. Prier is. sewed, A MERICAN STATE PAPERS an d CORRE SPONDENCE, hetweim Mears. banish, Pink" ',Mar quis Welle s ley. General Armstrong. M. Champrigny,M. Tur reau, Meson. Russell, Monroe, Foster, &.e. containiog 30.0. Payers relative to the annexation of Holland to p nuice 1 Ite peal of she Berlin awl :Wilma Decrees a English and Irish Bud get ; French State Paoers, &c. &c. &c. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, Paterhoster-row. Of whom also may he had, 1. A DISPASSIONATE ENQUIRY into the Reasons al leged by Mr. Modis-m for de.lariox all ofet.sive mid ruoisio. War against Great 111 holm Price is. &it:tic had. 2. 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Nurserymen. s.c. ,---. lit Mr. COCHRAN, I PROCLAMATION BY THE SUPERIOR GOVERN- Al the Belvidere Tavern, Pentonyille, on hIO4I)AY, Octn- - MEN r. • ,-- her 26. ni Twelve o'Cl..ck (by Order of the Propri,:t,r), ! FORTY ot rrizeNs,—Seme Spaniards, the enemies of on r TA % have combined with the Chiefs of M on te Vi- OA RIN I.; her ORANGE, I. l''. M oesy PAIR of very fine, young, and healthy u ON. and CI. .liberty, TRON TR ELS ; with a quantity of very sue Fruiting and deo a horrible plan to give a mortal blow to the ex sere:Aim Pine Plants. • . si tence of the country, by surprising our quarters, The Trees were carefully selected b% a Connoisseur, in their . y ,.„ . destroying the Government, assassinating yo ur Ma. native iountry, sent over a present tan a Gentleman two ago, base since acquired very line heads, grnned off in regular gistrates, proscribing the meritorious eitiaens, dis. order, and in a state to train in any way required. The stems solving the State, and finally delivering up these are clean and straight, from two to five feet high.—The Piue Plants are of ditierent sorts, very strong and health,. Countries, covered with American blood, to the omi. To be viewed, by Tickets only, one week before the Soles uou4 yoke of the despots. The conspiracy has been' which, with Catillogoes, may be hail by appl, tog at Zile"..r-. .. . orereti t three of the conspirators have rereit e utst.a Gordon and Co.'s S e ed War e house, Feochocch—tcert t and of the Auctioneer. No. 7, nuke -street, Grosyminr•snuare. , on the gallows the reward of their horrible perfidy, STRENGTHENING PILL' , prepared by D r. and every preparation is made to satisfy the p u blic II A RMScRONO, Nit. 59.Grent Bartholomew-dose. West vengeance by the exemplary punishment of th ose in basiildleid, London, for NPfVfiiil Compldinh, C.mtlis. Asthma*. volved iii this criminal combination. The Govern. Camistoptions. Night Sweats. and Female Weokw-sses of every ° ment has been highly gratified in witnessin g theen ittscriplions Barrenness, Benring down from beii i Ltiiiiiiirs, Sr- • labial % . eoluiess, and Impotency to the Made Sex. Price 61. ' thusissra with whick the patriots of the eapital ran - to olte box.duty HARMSTRONG'S -FEMALE VEGETABLE lortosteit. ' ' • • arms at the mama* when they suspected danger.-- • Also, Retail', cities's", thesis noble sentiments, and our PILLS for Females only, at the commenreusres; mid decline of the most critical periods Of their lives which is eke tansy proper enemies will disappear at the very sight of y o u r irri -1 Physic far Women a ft er L y i ng -i n a t Mi scarr i aceos be ing then ;obeli countenances. ltemain tranquil ; return to Andy Medicine in the world to be depended upon for miring In flammations, Obanictimo, and Ulcers in the Womb. Price %. : the bosom of your families; and confide in the justice N. the box, duty included. ! of the Government , and in the rectitude and seal of TO DR. HARMSTRONG. your Magistrates. Stn.—lf mem fini words su ffi cient to express my gratintle , • for the wonderful recovery of my Wile, by the use of poor (Signed) FITICIANO ANTONIO DE CHICLANA, Strengthening Pills. She was two years heavily ittiliited. one , JUAN MAR.TI id PUEYBOECON, of which was confired to her bed, being deprived of the BERNA it DINO RI BA l/A VI %,_ Euenas Ayres, July 4,1512. NICOLAS lIERRERA, Ste. me of her limbs, intended with violent pane. and a weak en,- tinted state, for which she had the best adsire in Cots Alice, and w,l a patient in St. Thomas's Hospital ten weeks, u him out finding the least relief. until she was fortunately tecom. •onended to-take 'nor invalnable Medicine, the Strengthening dills, stlich soon performed a pert •ct core. CHARLES WRIGHT, Jam. 11, ISM IL Colemarostreet, Woolwich, Emit. 'These Pills may be had of the Moor, 59. Great Bantiolis. imew-cluse. West Smithfield. Lonticm, with printed directions Aersqsped round each Boy, caressing n nuilitior of the most rollicetable and authenticated Cases; also the Proltrietor's Miloe L slotted by himself, R. linrmstrang, on the label outside oath Bat; none else can be gen:tine. And. by his appoint. Mimi, they are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet.inorket, London; and retailed genuine byßoli too Royal tischringe; Ward, No. :124,11.411,nr0; !mean. Ox ; for d-street sandal! latter respectable Medicine Venders in Town I and errantry. In another Proclamation, dated the 25th July, the Junta announce, that " twenty-five of the conspira tors had perished on the scaffold ; and though the glory of the AmPricy' name required the suspension of capital punishment, yet the Government wouia continue to take the necessary measures for the pub lic tranquillity." They further add,—" judicial pro. ceetlings shall still go on ; the accomplices in the conspiracy, and the suspected, shall not remain la our society; and the chastisement shall be propor tioned to the enormity of the offence." LOCK ANI) SIIIIGICAL DISPENAAR V. His Royal Highness the Duke of York, President, and the following Committee of Governors : Earl of Leitrim 1 Colonel W. J. Joon, M. P. Rs ht 11.. a. T. Janes I ,1,1 11 Labourite. E-q. M. P. Rt- li""•1 1 •11. 81 1 ridan,M.P. I olartri tl. Clements, M. P. llun. Cal. J. Barry, N. P. I Captain Jounce !lay. Suraro l n Mr. Kiernan, Member of the 11.avnl College, London. rifillE Patronage this Institotion has received, for JL the eacle.ive treatment :aid Cure of 4,410 Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Complains, and their dreadful contsetmenc43, as strictures debility. ulceration., 6.e. conducted under the moo n 'Cement of a Gemlem in of the first professional abilities, will satisfy the Public of the high merits of Mr. K IF:KHAN'S plan, and that by it the ineonyeuienees of Public Charitiesare avoid ed. whirr the young and unwars are protected airnieut thefatal sholswoorm held mu be advertiskad sfatinders is Shia brawls of r prat we. Since its enalstlslosseal fo 1!O6, 9:557 patiewm, leoth hem; r . hate been cored, without confieeinent or injury to the . roust, tattoo. and with n deliracy and secrecy hitherto unknown; mous of throe hove laboured under the moot complicated farms of time disease from ten to twenty years. The flew symptoms yield to Mr. K ienusn's treatment in a few days; and where appentance of debility comes on, too early application cannot be made to prevent the danger that may ensue. The Surigedn may he unsalted by either see, with the ,kiratest secrecy, sit his private hou-e, Nu. 21, Lower Char , lotto-street, Bedfani-ourare, from nine to twelve is the morn- Mg, and from six till tune atnikht 1 to whom letters mid ether constaisuicatinas, from Immo and country (post paid) may be ad dressed's:Ad will be pane:a:4ly answered. Just published. •-- - - PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS no 114 above DISEA EA price Ss. R v F . Kiernan; rind snid by Sherwood, M arty, and Junes, SO, Pat.-roomer-row ; nod by 41ightey, 24, Fleet sirret. DETAIII OF THE PLOT. Buenos AVM, JULY 10.—A conaderable num ber of European Spaniards in this capital prepared, under an oath of secrecy, a conspiracy, formed on the most horrible plan, and of which posterity will not read without trembling. They had taken their measures for a rising on one of those nights when the negligence or confidence of the military detach ments best promised a fortunate result. The direc tion of the plate was entrusted to the Spaniard,' Mar tin Alzaga, of whose turbulent and daring charac ter we have had repeated proofs. For this purpose they had formed their companies and regiments of infantry, with corresponding officers. The Bethle mite, Father Jose de las Animas, had the chief corn asand of the cavalry. The Hospital of Convakseents was to be the rallying point for all the conspirators. Their first object was to seize upon the barrack guard room ; and as they calculated upon the assistance of all the disbanded Spaniards, the lane w.re fo be entrusted with the custody of all the principal points, while arms were to be put into the bawds of the con spirators most distinguished for their valour and skill. Numerous petroles were next to be detached, for the purpose of surprising such of our's as they might meet in the streets, and getting possession of their arms. The cavalry was destined to surprise the park of artillery, and scour the outside of the walls, that nothing might escape. The infantry were to surprise the head-quarters of the artillery, and cf the civic regiments; from thence they were to march to take the fort, with which view they laid a plan to get the Fort-Major out of his house, and then com pel him to demand that the principal gate should be opened, when immediately a corps of 300 men was to advance and carry it by storm. The enterprise was to be carried into effect at two in the morning, and as soon as it was day they were to make signals to the marines, for the purpose of supplying the as sistance agreed upon. To prevent any movement ou the part of the Americans, they were to issue a Pro clamation, threatening death to every native who should leave'his house, and to every European Spa niard who did not join them with all the arms in his possession. When success was obtained, all the Members of the Government, the Magistrates, that principal American citizens, and the Spaniards most attached to the present system, were to be seized and shot. The capital was to be governed by the author of the conspiracy, Martin Alzaga, without acknowledging any dependence on the Governor of Monte Video, till the decision of the Cortes ; for the grand object was to restore the ascendancy of the Spaniards, and to replace the Americans in a si tuation a thousand times more servile than theiffor mer one. Such was the plan, as appears from the trials of the conspirators ; but God, who always natchel e ever the good, provided the means of discovery at the moment when it was about to be realised. One of the cqnspirators incautiously disclosed himself in the presence of a slave. This unfortunate . man, alive • to the dictates of reason and humanity, communi cated what he had heard to a person in whom he bad confidence, and in this way it reached the knowledge. of the Government The conspiracy being dieco.• vered, after the first investigations,- three of the chief conspirators wore seized, shot, and exposed' to public view. *The traitor Alsaga, es ;Foto' Its' he hoard the dews, led-from fris houstwvilktitelitoi . escaping, but soon fell into the sands priaitice, and has been rewarded for his horrible t times by condign. • punishment. 11 4 , !tricimlness of these men could onlybe equalled'.. by tits! *OC-.arithasiasm 9f .the people 'of &woos Ayres. •No sooner was the discovery mad public 4044 they took uparms,, and ran to lII+ tiharters, deteimiered to save the country or in its defence. In a short time more thint e l thet men were collected, who, mixed with our votesons l guardo • . ' •:. ~.~, Mg/GRAPH Y PANIILIAKIZLIL In four handsome Volunvs small Octavo. illustrate d with 12 he. tttt iful Pmgraviags, and Iwo large :Maps, price H. orally half rirlHE TRAVELS' of ROLANDO ROUND THE WORLD ; c-nsisting iinagin try Tour through Asia, Africa, der. compiled for the purpose of introducing. in a &wi n 'ling and agreeable manner, Authentic Deseripti ois of the G.'"er2lPhy, Natural HOttirs., Mousers, Customs, mat Antiqui ties of soritori Naito's: Written espres•ly fur the Eitrpose of initiating young persoueln Geography-al Knowledge. Translated from By Miss AMIN. Printed for RICH ARD PH ILLI PS, Ledgate-hill ; and sold by Booksellers. Of whim may be had, Those incomparable Auxiliaries in the 'body of Oengraphy, GOLDSht I TI PS COPY BOOBS. hie SCHOOL ATLAS, his GRAMMARS, &e. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his I%l:kjesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single imitince where 'hair Medicine mid Method of Cure have failed of the desired edect. The practice of sunny I years in this particular brain* of their profession has not given sis c • • to one usouccessful case. l'hey enninme to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of VENEREAL CUM PLAINTS, and that derangement of the system, whichi s the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long i and most miliappily pursued by the %oaths of both sear:, to the one it will ne found to he the olifieding source of Barrenness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to 'hero by a dis tressing stole of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tenni: 1141eS in Impotence. These ore is.. 'einem and ultimate effects; i nude consumptions. loss of nitisfuleir power. and various ner vous cuaiplaioti, usually characterise the earliest stages of ;hi s solitary vice: of persons languishing under disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, :and has never proved un successful in the conve of a long. lab/minus, and much extended practice. In the most sobsliUnte and comlicated Cases of Ye ! Nereid infection, such its Astrachan lat he urethra, spongy ex ereeeenees. hard tumours, callous ekes, eruptions, seminal weakness. glees., as also . STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have boned the skill of other practiosters, are, by their prevent improved plan of treatment. effectually and permanently cured, without the puttee' suffering the excruciating pain and alarming heatorrange which ireqoanly follows she application of the lunar caustic. 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