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~~ ITUAIBR 4590 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • TIPS- PRESENT EVENING, June 2, 1807; be peatoilTNl PIZARRO. • _Atalitaa, Mr. POWELL ; Rolla, 'lr. ELLISTON; . . Orozefriho, Mr. CAI&LES ; rizirro, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Alonzo, Mr..I3ARTL EY ; • Las Casts, MT. - EYRE ; Elvira, Mrs. POW ELI„- -Cora; Mrs. H. Si °DONS. - krA orthe Play (by A)articular Desire), the favourite Song of " Sweet Rolain,"l'lft charader) by Miss HO f,LOWA Y . WITH Or, THE -SIEGE OF MONTCATZ. Count Tekeh, Mr. H. SI DIMNS . ;. . . Wolf(his Friend),' Mr. DO W'rON Count CaraiTh the Genera - 1, CAA LE S ; iitairra (the Heronie of Montgataj, Mrs. POW ELL. • • .Boys ks.. Ser.:marl Price 3s. 7 --Pit 6d."Second-Friee . 2s. Gallery zs. Sei:ond i'rrce is.-,—Upper Gallery Ib. Se price6(l.—Nv f‘ionetztil be returned. . ' • l'lacr.ls for the Loxe., to be taken at.the).lox-oflice, in Little Rus.se.i.strect. The Doors to be epened 'at Half-past Five, and_begin at half-past Six. ARMY'AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. :HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Futhi tore, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respect fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and auperinr to any othgrs made •In London ; Marquees, 'rents, rrables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; MusquittO Net Furniture,. and Patent Brasszscrew Bedsteads ) for East and West Indies; and all Foreign Climates•, at • I, I\lOlW AN. and' SAND E S's Patent Bedstead Manufaelory and Ware-Roont; .Nos. I.6.and 13, Catherine-street. Strand. .. Morgan 2nd ,Sanclers's New-iiivented I tntierial Dining 1 abies, allowed to be the most complete and littgane set of Tables aver yet iriveated, are very, portable, packing in a Box but ten India deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Wire hOUse. • _ , 1 . _. .1 - 11i:AfrgE OF ANATOMY; BLENHEIM-STREET; GREAT .MARLEOROUGI-1- . STREET. TIIE-SUMMER'COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, .PHY,SIOLOG.Y, and - SURGERY, Irvin cemmence on Saturday,- the 6th of .lune; at Two b'e lock in:llee Afternoon; and Will: be.centinued on Mon slay the Bth, and every subsequent Morning at Seven, Stitt:. (lays. excepted. _ By. Mr. BROOKES. ' Anatc.miCal Conversations will be held weekly, when the different subjeols treated of will be'discussed familiarly, and Atte Stiiderits' views fOrwarckd.—To these none but Pupils -tan be , admitted. Spacious.Apanents, thoroughly ventilated,. and replete 'with everycouvenience, will be open from Five o'cl o ck in 'the Morning, till. Four in the Afternoon, for the purpoSes or . '4isseeting and' injoaing; UNA: r: BiOokes - attends rq direa title Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they ap . Vear on Dissedtion. - . , The inconveniencies usually attending'Anatomicallny6ti , gations, are counteracted by an Antiseptic Process, the result :• . tif Experiments made by Mr. Brookes on Human SubjeCts at Paris in the year 1:78z; the account of which was delivered - to the Royal Society, and read .on the 17th of" une, This method has since been•so tar improved, that the flOrid ,colour of the Muscles is presvrvcd, arid even heightened. -Pupils may be accommodated in the house.—Centlemen *stablished in pra ctice, desirous of renewing their Anatomi.. cal Knowledge, may be accommodated. with an Apartment Disseet in privately. • • • TO NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Wtlo WISH TO STOCK TIIE.IR PRESERVES 4el . KENThIICK, No. 42, Piccadilly, takes ,the • liberty to - inform them they may be supplied by. hint !With any quantity of Common Pheasants, Gold, Silver, &e., lower than at any other Dealer's in London. N 11. The, Live Crocodile .still remains _there in perfet health,. with a Variety of - Small, koreign, and Curious 13irds of every Description. • , - .MONEY. • \TOBLEMEN, . GENTLEMEN, Sic.. are re-, spealully informedilhey may be supplied with Money to any.ani , Junt, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free (d, ' ld, Copy hold, Loiehatd Land or Hopsea , , Money in . Funds, Mairiage Settlem ents, Widows' jointures , C tergy- • t lien's Livings. or any othei Property • Persons of respLlctabi. pity may be supplied on their personal Security only. Gen ttleinen will find every liiaeral accommodation without delay. • .Ipl7licatio;from,i'welve till Ti'vo, or Letters (post paid) qtdlressci to - Messrs. Wills-2nd Co. No. 10, South• street. ter k dry-square. SUMMER LOTTERY, Y\ZSISTING of only Twenty Thouand Tickets, Drawing 14th of JULY, t 307. , • SCHEME. . i Prize of £30,000 - .- is , - - ,C30,0c0 ' 2 - - - - 20,C00 . - - -- - 46000 fr i - - - lcsooo - 20,000 500. ~ . . . - . 10,:.6c. 5 - - - - logo -, - - --.- - 'Soto T; _ . - 500 - 4000 2) - - - - 2670 25 ,o - - - • - 50,000 2 ) 00 - - - - 15 - • 37.6 06 .....-__- - . 2 0,0 o Tickets £zoo,loo l'irst-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, THIRTY THO.LISAND POUNDS. The Drawing will be regtilari Y. 2.00, Tickets each Day. Ist, Tuesday, - Italy i 4 1 oth, Tuesday, - Aug. 1 t 24, T u esday, - luly ! 2,j 711 t, -Wednesday, - Aug. 12 3d, Tuesday, - July ' 8:h, Thursday, - Aug. 13 4th, Thursday, - Aug. 6 :50; Vriday . , - - Aug.. El ith, Saturday - Aug. 8 lath, Saturday, . Aug. 15 1 . PRICE. • Ticket '.. .: - - ,C ig 16 o _ lialf - - - - h'iO. 3 o ' Eighth' - - /22 12 : o Quarter - - - 5 . 3 u t Sixteenth . - I lii :6 BERKSHIRE. . TO - BE.T.ETT, FURNISHE() or UNFURINIFSJD TE, AGOOD FAMILY I-101, 7 5E, with •CtitithAouse, 'Stables, and convenient. Out-buildings, GaidtAls, Or chard, and Thirteen Acres of l'at'Uve Lana.; situate. at 'Hare Berks, exadly thirty-two. Milts from 'Lontni, oii the Bath Road - seven Miles - from, Reading, six front &Li denhead, sevenTronn Marlow, 'and five froin'Henl44: Apply to Messrs. Parker, Young; and Hughes, 37, Essex ittrect,- Strand, Loudon. TO be Peremptorily SOLD, 'pqrsuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing-Date the :2tll - of. November, 1866, made in a Cause Wherein THOS. WHITE and others are Plaintiff's, and RICHARD WIL .ON and THOMAS PEN RICE, Executors and Devisees 1 0 Trust, named in the W ill of 10 HN, late LO RD CH ED .ORTI-1, deceased, and, others, are Defendants,. before Samuel Compton Cox, .Sq. one of the Masters of thesaid ,Court, in 25 separate and cilstind Lots, at 'the public Sale Room of th.t.said Court, in-Southampton-buildings, Chan very -lane, London, on Tuesday the_ gth, and I Vcrinesrlay the stth Days 'a Lune, 1867, between. the Hours 'of Eleven °'Clock in the Forenoon, and Fouro'Clock in the Afternoon c't each of the lain Days, Certain ESTATES, laje the Property of the Rt. Hon. IOHN LORD CHE 'WORTH, deceased ; .consistiog of ate MAN 0 RS of GreatWishford, Sta'pleford, Steeply Lang ford Winterbourne-Stoke, Hacklestone, West Kington, and Nettleton; and certain ESTATES at Little Wishford. Bet - . bick St. lames, Maddingtoi, Netheravon, Enford, Maims. l . 4 rYt and Highworth, in the County, of WILTS. Also, the MA NOR o f CUBBER LY, in fke County. of G LO U (AS. 1. .. 4 ER. Together with the ADVOWSONS of Great Wish Winterbourne-Stoke, Nettleton, and Cubberly. Particulars whereof may be'had (gratis) at the said Master's C hambers ; at the Office of Richard Wilson,' Esq. Lincoln's. Inn Fields, London ; of Mr. John Charlton, Laud Surveyor, tourton, near Mete, Wilts • of Mr. Colliks, Printer, Salis bury ; of Mr. C rut t we li ' Printer, Bath ; of Messrs. Hall and Son, Land Survey ors , Cirencester; of Mr. Crouch, Bar, . I ,?rd, near Salisbury ; o f M r . T rueman , Cheth , orth, near .fortbleach ; of M r . C orn l y, at t h e G reat HO use , W est !,.legt o n : . at the principal I nns i n S a li s b ur y, Warminster, Pevizes, Bath, lirtstol, Chippenham, Cirencester,. Chelten and Gloucester; and of Nkssis. Richardson, Son, and .;otfield U , Land Surveyors, Litieolles4nn Fields ateresaid ; at whose diceThuas of the stveral Estates may be s‘en. Fl. i . 4 ~A ...... .4 ~...,....t,,,ttr.-4.i.t.. .: 4jl :r:,"'' - '' •*-7----,co, 4,-:,V-tid *.gl , V -r, k o : : ilielliio 't‘‘p‘l' ' ' MAW, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOL6F,RS of the COUNTY of SUSSEX. , 'GENTLEMEN, THE Disinterested St ppork I. have met with, during a long Contest, has made the deepest impression upon my mind: be assured that the Impression shall never be effaced but With my Life, and that 1 • shall study still to maintain .that Independence of Charaaer Which his been so nobly and manftilly seconded by you. I have the Honour to remain, " • • • • Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, • Lewes, May 29. JOHN FQLLER TU . E S JUNE 2, IsO7. •• . - TIIE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. IS just published, Printed for Archibald• Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and nhn Murray; Fleet-street, London. It is sold also by every 'Book ,dier in '1 ownand..Couptry TirK cANADAs. 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She always appears to us in a light at once respedable and amiable. Her under standing is strong, her fancy lively, her sensibility acute.. She has the art of placing every thing before our eyes ; we see her, we, hear her, and we become acquainted with her ; and when we shut her book, we seem to take leave of a friend." Annual Review. "..* A few-Copies of &Its. Graut,'s Poems• may ba had, price ibs. 6d. boards. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron MoAds, In Spots, Red, Wine, and other Srains, tuth of Linen, Muslin, Lace; tee: ant for many other uses, as a Substitute fur Lemons, price is. the BoX. TjAV:ING. received timierous Complaints that Compositions, SGld under the title of .Sait of Lemons, are not only inetredual, but that they biArn and destroy the Linen, 1 think it necessary to inform the Public that my true EsSential Salt of Lemons is only to , be had, ‘Vholes'ale and,Retail, at my Shop ,in Cockspur-stfeet; and.that stone is .tu be depended upon as mine but what has my signature on the bottom ot each Box, and on the outside of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N.B. The Salt of Lemons is Orticulaily useful to Ladies in Washing their. Hands, as it instantly takes out the Stains ot . . Fruit, coloured, Glovet, &c. and is much more agiceabie to use than Lernon - itsel I, • . At the same place may he had Tiay.ley's Scowering Drops, •fot,taking Grease, out of Siik, Stall; Woollen Cloth, fie. RHEUMATIC GOUT and RHEUMATISM RIUDGE's SPECIFIC; which is ackhowledged Li. to be an infallible Remedy for those Disorders, ers is now on Sale at the Proprietors! Warehouse, York -street, Covent arden• where very numerous and Tesped,:ble Teatiinonials may be seen, which will at or ce evince its eAcellence, even to the most 'dOtibtful mind. ; The established Efficacy of this invaluable Medicine needs no enlogiutn, nor wutild it be ad vekised but that the Proprietors feel it incumbent on them to-make known arC effectual Cure to the ,alitiaed .pirt of mankind, that the blessing may be universal! datlised. Sold in Bottles, at 75. and rti. each, Duty included. Ar rangements are forming that it may 'also be had of every re spectable Medicine Wilder, For the GOUT, RIiEUNIAI'ISMS,. CONSUMP TIONS, &c. The Rev. W. w LSON't ANTI.R.THRITIC; or, ALTERATIVE POWDER. T • vr, HE InyentOr, of this .:,aLclu,:ine, formerly a Student in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to oiler to the Public art effiraciuus Remedy for the above, as..well as for many Piseases deemed incurable. Itit is been extensively used in Ireland for several Vearsi, and its salutary Etncts.are produced in a safe and easy Manner, with very little. sensible Operation.--By mixing with.the Blood - and juices, it applies itself to the Scat of the.thsorder, which it , riil.reinbve by slow' Degrees, from its olterotive and healing Qualities. In CortsumptiOrts, it will generally succeed in the TwO first St„ges, and often even its the last. In toe •, , cropitula, Or Evil, it used' early, the Cure will he speedy, and the ulce.- rated Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue the Patient even after mortal Symptoms had appeared. BLit Per sons afflicted with Gout, Rheumatisms, t sneers, and with bilious and nervous Diseases, would du well to peruse " The Philosophy of Physic," written by the Inventor (to be had at 'Symonds's, Paternoster-row, or of the Venders Of this Me dicine), in which its - extraordipary Efficacy Will be shewn .in various' instances. This Powder does not contain any ingre dient unfriendly to the human Gonstitntion ; and, instead of' weakening, irs tendency is to invigorate, and t:t improve the. general Health.. It occasions no Danger from Cold, and re quires neither Confinement nor change oflYket. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Warehouse for Dr. jaines's Powder, No. 45,' in St. Paul's Church-yard; London, in 'rackets, price 4s. 6d. each, containing Thirty.- tWo Doses. —Observe that the words, " F. Newbery, No.. 45i St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. TAMES DORSALIS - 7 or, the Consumption in client to Young . Persons of Salacious Dispositions, is. go little treated of by the ancient Practitioners of Medicine, as - -well as through the delicacy of Modern Physicians, that an adequate idea of it cannot be-colteded from their writings. It is neceasary then to say, that the first sy mptomS of the DorsaliS are easily discerned by involuntary nocturnal emissions; pains to the back, as well as often in tile head; formication •of the sphie • aching - pains ; and Weakness of sight ; defect of neinory. 2 by an extreme (telethon of the , mental faculties ; 'and contingent .to• these :are gut ta•serena ; meagre visage ; emaciated body ; irregular irstlimatic sensai• tions ; • which, preceding a syndrome of heetical complaints, ultimately close the tatal catastrophe. The efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GIL EAD is ,daily demonstrated, in eradicatingthe worst and most dangerous sphpiorns of Ner vous Disorders; and n6thing has tynded sa inuith,to establish the fame of this Medicine, as,,its certain success in those com Plaints, which sAke Icklas so deep in the Constitu tion, and - are so fatal to the 5;4:14*u ot:, Mankind The Cordial Balm o(C;ilekid is4arnestiv recommended to all Personslabouringiunder tinis“ruel mats-ties, which break out in a variety of symptoms, and for which this salubrious Cordial is a sate and certain remedy, comforting the stomach and bocels, bracing the solids, and giving tune to the whole Let VOUS systern, • As Dr. Solo=ti:s praClice is now become so great and ex tensive, and his constant engagements require 'a cons-itterable portion of his time and attendance, lie expo 3s, • when con stilted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but all written cases,_ or letters of advice, and unaccompinidd with an order Medicine aid remittance, to be answeieci at his leisure, are requiredto inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters s'iould,• tot •sale/y, be thus direded-," MO:ley -letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; p:tid clouttle post age.'!--Letters may be ordered to be addressed for Xi Z. or A. B. at the Post-Office, till 'called tut. A saving of Nine- Shillings in Two Guineas—The Cordial BalM of Gilead is sold in bottles, price. hal f-a-griinei each ; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to- tour taot tleS at fps. 6d by 'which the Patient saves 9s:including also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address, " Satnuel Solomon, Liverpool, to imitate which is felony. • , N. B. - It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all esters, whatever, must - he paid for. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I mpetigines, • and Ab stergent lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Soiti by Mrs. Mathews, No. it'„, Strand, Liandon; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, N 0.35, and Mr. Raebuth, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter'and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; • Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cameron, GreenOck ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W.. Crawford, Girvan; I . Carson, New. Douglas; T, M.Mil lan, Kirkcudbright; T. NI 'Credie, Kirk.. ainy 4. J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ; Dun dee; P. C raigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and 1. Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Banal - . M`lntosli„ Inverness ; T. Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strannier ;' Inhnsou and Bisset, Perth ; W.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexander - , Dunfermline ; • WilSou, Dunbar ; Vinnet, Ar breath ; Dickson, Inglis, Drinitries ; Phorson,..ilerwicit'; Weddel, Ainwick ; Paterson. Arbuthot, and lanzieson; Pe terhead ; A. M' Donald, - 'frcingate, ; NO by most Booldellers and Venders of Patent Ali:nit:4les in site United Kingdom, 4.f'"• -r. %, \ ---- ~jo ( 1,7 A i i ' -1 ''.."-',. t• 4 ' s:%-4 1 - -, „.5 ....)-i.E-.,)[,-..).11(E. I ; k;',IC ' EIXPNCE APERSON aged thirty-six had a small Spro•• • . phulouS Ulceration in ,her Hand, _ giving - bar inue4 pain ; then broke outig her wrist, both her shoulders, ..rid her knee, each Ulceration dieliArging mach, and riot dispos ed to heal,; it then atledeci tier right eit:iow ;,and thee tqions;,:pith , -a-disposition to generdi Debility. -.she - sut'fered for twelve years... Her knee was healed iv .the Worcester In - - firmary, artd,she experienced some benefit while a Patletrt for a short tithe :in St. gartholornew's fidspital, when she Made application for the. beilefit of SP! LS,BUR.Yis PATEXr ANT I SCO RIUJTJ C . . D:RO PS , at the Dispensary; 15., Soho-square, London. tric, application of the Drops for sir months -her - Ulcers gradually heated; -- she regal ned her stre , gth and appetite ; it is now•a - twelvemonth, and she re mains perfectly well. Any inforrnatiA Oldie aoo fad rn3y be obtained at No. 9, Duke's-court, Drury-lane, London. Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any Mixture Sold, off less ;he wurcis 1 ' By the King's Patent" are inSeit&l on the bill of direCtions; bottle, and Wrapper ;, the Stamp also (the King,s duty) is printed in black ink instead of red ink. Bot , tles ss. 6d. ; cLuble,Bottles los, and larger 11. ts. duty in cluded. yr It. Duroull, is' perfe6tly aware of the preju" . dices which Many poss , ass to the advertising system' and would,tejed. it as derogatory to his Profession, partied". laxly as his extensive Practice in • London entirely preclud: tM necessity of it; but having for--many tears Confine :I 11:4, Practice to the Cure of Strictures, Obstrii&o, Glects, ke. as well as Debiliry and ail other Disorders of the Urethra, requiring secrecy, anti being-.sale Proprietor of DA R.A&'s • CELEhikATED- bOUGI ES and REMEDIES, he feels Itim self ai,auated by motives of duty to ..dept it as the only metVd, by .vvrtidi a greit number of Per,ons, in every part of the hinOortt, may o?ti•il etti:•Cinal relief, which experience proves they cannc.t obtain from counit,' prazt tioners'. Ills method of cure. is mild anti efficacious, and oot liable to the obje'ctions made to the Caustic and other vio-lent.rnethods, wnieh do nut prevent a relapse." Fur tile vrionS symptoms, Mr.. D.'s Treatite ' -price 2t 6:1. to be h a d at hi s house,, No. 54, Fr,411-strea, Soho, where lie . I.:ontinui:s - to give Ad. vice, -in separate Rooms, front Nine to [bur. -Letkers for Advice are expected to contain a flank Note. i RENOVATED /In LTII. , -- IT has been too frequently the subje,l of just and . genera l .r.prot 2aL i on , teat men desfitute of elements o f the medical art have offered theni f selves as candidates for • public patronage in the prolessiTi of physic, For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those edipirics whose imprtident pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to,the liberal and enlightened a faithful at-item:ea of our pursuits and ac. quirements. Attet having received a regular medical educa. tun as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded andlifitard, whose le lures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the l,ondon llospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school fur medical acquire ment, the Royal College of f Ediuburgh, and ware instructed 'in the dialtrent branches of anatomy, surgery, -the theory and practice of physic, cneinistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &e. by thine eminent professors, DrS, Mourn, 'Gregory,, Black, Hamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and r.,cquiremenrs are not ineonsiderable. Having tor a long series of years Made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of . Debility, the particular object of our studies andpractiee, it will, we hope, be al lowed.that wehave a... Attired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. I n slight and recent Cases of infection a perfect re-establishment .is eompieted in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in. vett:racy, where other practitioners have Palled. of success, a proper perseverance in our,. plan of treatment ensure s to t h e patient a safe and radical (tire. • • -• r -Anii,:st the melancholy vai iety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the you a k •of both sexes, there _are none. more alarming or more dislressing tban . those deficiencies. anti debilities which fie- quently pre i vent or embitter the inatriinonial State. To such pet sons it must be A consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, vaniy, and vigor ous constitntion.. In all cases of debil4, from whatever - cause . Arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. eat secrecy and honour. HourS of consultation at home front ten to three, and Flom 6in the vening till to- at night. ' Patients in' the country ate` requested rn state the particu lars of their' case, age, and general habit &living, &c. &c. in. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same Nvill be given, or sent to any part of the kinAdOm. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letter's may be added to the account for medicines. • . C ll RRIE and Co. Surgeons. No. 107, Hatton-garden. 0- Messrs. Currie and Co.' have Certificates from the above respedable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with whielt they per. formed the duties „assiened them during the time they . tended their Ledures and Pradice. lA,THEN Professional Men) of • Education and VT. Responsibility deviate from the general Systerpi by the selettion of a peculiar branch, the sail:ten of long con tinued success is the best criterion of stapexiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment uf Three bisorddrs, the.suecessful result of .my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I am 'able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of Hunan Infirmities. • After initiatiOn into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon s I formed a wish at an early, period of Practice to rescue in. -dividuals from the 'ignorance of uneducated men, or the egitally dangerous precipitancy of general.Prat.litiiiners. - The Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise .every species of V E NE REAL IN E ECT lON, whether of a recent or l u n g du ration': .boys, or the indulgences of mature age:: derangement' of tile system in wo. a r t hateei 4 : n t : aabits lly, of All kinds of debility, whether ar i s i ng f rom lastly, men which is called BARRENNESS, or s - rE Numerous Diseases arc the result of ignorance, 6: haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhtea; and it not un frequently happenS that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion Uf an unguarded hour. —By a superior me. thod such Complaints are easily, cured ; and, • even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler a radical re-establishipent. ' hoe ever, are the cases. of complicated distrest in .this disorder, compared with tne calamitous Situations of Men, who, front an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent, ga:eties of a fashionable life, aCquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence bt such perfiicious nabits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some cons°_ latior. fur him to know, that although it Sc an object of doubt or uncertainty with' other Practiti :tiers, the Ireinoval of •these Deficiencies by the grasinal progress of Renoya. tion, is the acquirement Of i.riy ' , Experience. It the rites of bacchus or Venus have began to redth.e Manly vigour, much anxiety wid De prevented by an early Counterac. Lion of this Cariguid State; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur.. ut 'Acre this Deficienoy has for years existed; a proper perseverance is indispensably equisite to revive the slam benit Sparks of-Lite, and ts. re-animate the Lwistitution. NI I E I) "NOM EN, who hive long teen disappointed in tneir expettattons of a ramity, may be assured, that in must instances, sun deteds are curable by . Medical skill. The secresy winch is so cascnnal to my undertaking, . and the qualifications s.vitich 1 have presumed to state, form , the basis of my pretensions, .and in coincidence with such this intimation is giv,%;, th . :t Mr Itree may be consulted personaily, - 'or' by Letters . (inclostn4 a smJil Note), at his house, No. 29, Aru.utei street, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adiotning, and the 14 At7tu is i•ti br:th the doors. MARTIN 131 t LE, A-mber 40 the k oval C , ,lirge of S urgeons • . „ • . •-••• • • A CA UT lON. —Some PersOns who liilsely • assert them selves to be.Nlembers or the R0),,al Col leg‘:, having for seve ral months past copied my Adverfgements almost word for anit,insateiltneni as their owii I:mi:odious, it is my duty to imintoti, that those Persons are not NlenVuers.of any College in . l.ontion, lEclinim4;ll, or elsewhere, nor have they any right to. practise Siirgery in London. I .