The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-17 00:00:00

/ e : 4 • .4" • 0 - 4:7 ,6*;,.d. , .. , -orsil, . , • i?. te;.,„3.1. j• • 1 1 , • • . • • y • • • . • ••%:-:' • , •;,.r 7 ; . • •• Fga • • '",i 1 1 1 0- - N ~~ • • ' NIT 118 (Olf.?',] -,.,•• , . • . .. THEATRE ROYAL, DRUII.Y.:LANE. A 'PERSON who • has 'a thorough knowledge ..: of. thc. PRINTING BU•SINES'S in. cacti Department, 11"°R " WEVENliNG;Febinary IS, their WANTS . n. SITUATION as 1' . ..11 - fOlt of "a PROVINCIAL "- p lajesties - Servants - will-nerform the Comedy of • • 'PAPER: - The' must re - spectable - Reference can ke, given as to TOWN , AND:COUNTRY. . . -Character and Abilities, and the Advertiser would be found. rrot \I "r- I lundea ;...,Casey,. 111.r...Dowton ; Reuben Glen- fully competent t o C o nduct a General Bu . siness of a l'tialiffri Y, Mr. Rean ; Captain ClenroY, Mr. Rae; Hon. IsErs.Glen- J .01Lice, toast: with. the Newsprper.---, Address, (post-paid) o I, Nlrs. Glover ; •Rosalie-Sorners, Mrs. Horn. • A. 112, Strand: ....._... ▪ After whicli; : tht Mclo-Dramatic ROmanet of Any Person-inclined to. start .a Provincial Paper, on. iontid THE WOOMIAN'S HUT. Constitutional Principles, may he inforlued of an Eligible Pet' diaand Count Coneriberg,- ?Jr. Rae-; Wolfenatr . ' ("• i Situation where an independent Property might .speedily •be lasary .., 1 employed against the . rount), Mr. Raymond ; Amt.- real Zell . • . '(,;(l,,aNte,luer oethe late:Count Conenlyere-1, Miss - Rene'. i l el , lu ndaY , . liine' 'Richard the Third ;. after which (fit-A In an entirely NeW-Ilatiet, to ht. salted - Indian 'Nuptials, i c i P i r ed hY. and prodOcell under the direction of Nlonsfew. .. y. p:_ i t (Who is cm aged as'llallet Master: in this Theatre), i t ; n n i i4, l r hir.. C. D'Egville,. from the Opera-ilowe at.l'aris, , .' ill b _ his first appearance in 'this Country; to which ' " m ided . , l / 1 U 1) 'I;. Musical arse ar e respect_ fully informed, that a New Musical .S in rehearsal. TO WEST .INDIA PLANTERS, tW and IMPORTANT INIPROVEMENTS in PLANTATION CONCERNS, .which will 'effect au immense reduction of ExPetice,preserre the Negroes, avid greatly diminitili their ialiour, w-ay be seen, by Letters of Ap pointment, at the :MANUFACTORY of .. COLLINGE, Ms cifinist• and Engineer,, Bridge-road, Lanibelli: Where also nrav he seen, his PATENT AXEETREES: and'llOXES for: WDELL, CARRIAGES; patronised by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, their Royal {•3ighnesses•the Dukes of Thrli,•Clareiree, Kent, and C:uniberianl,' and - upwards of Yowl- Thousand of the• Principal Nobility and Geniry of the Imperial Empire, whose Carriages are upon that Construc tion. THEATRE ROY AI„ COVENT-GARDEN. rO-ITORROW EVtNING, February 18, will C. be performed the . Play of• THE STRANGER. ' Stran7e r nl-T , Mr. Young ; Cont Wintcrsen, Mr. amer ; Baron Steinfort, Mr. Barrentore ; Francis, Mr. Farley; I ... ° lrmn, Mr. Emery; p e t e r, Mr. Simmons; Mrs. Haller, t 4543.1.111 1; Conntess:Wintersen, Mrs'. Egerton. "0 which will be added, the last neW , Melo-Drama of. SUFEOLK.—The MANOR of Earl STONHAM, and a Ca pital Freehold .Farm, called DEERBOLT's, .Eight Miles from Ipswich, TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, by Mr. SQUIBB, at Garra way's- Coffee-house, on Tuesday, Feb,. (21 . , at Twelve, in Three Lots, • • r HE Valuable and. very Extensive mivsolt I. • of Earl STONHAM, iu the 6 - unity of Suffolk, with the Fines, Quit-Rents, &c„; affil that. capital and highlti im provable Freehold Faros, DEERBOLTS, in the occupation of Mr. Bird, tenant at will, containing 101 Acres of excellent Ara;Th-, Pasture, and Z‘ieaduarLati, with a•large Briok-huilt Messuage, known at. the Manor. - House, convenient Farm buildidgs, and three Cottages, tt l gether tisiflf a Wheilavriglit's Shoriatid'Pretnisrs, and upwards of tour Acrf. - s ofLand, in the occupation' Of T. Warren, the whole 'very eligibly situated within elOt•miles of Ipswich, and about 77 miles from LOn don,'..iin'tlie high rnad tuNorwich. . . - • Mr. - Bird;'.the - Tenant, will stew the Estate, of whont printed Particulars nal . y be had ; also of the Printers of the Ipswich and' Cliekusford Papers ; at the.. Place of Sale; of :Messrs. SparLs find Ilutnes, _Attornt.i.ys.,;,Burs• • .St. EdmumPi ;. of Mootrion, :Basingliall-street ; :J Mr.ohn skinner, - Land Snrveyor , near Manning tree, Esse:: and of Mr. Squibh, Auctioneer, _Saviile , place, wheke Maps-of the Manor and Farra'nfisy.be seen: ' • THE FOREST OF BONDY; Or, THE OF MONTARGIS. "altlortel Gont ran , M r . B arr y ntore ; Captain Aubri, Mr. Ab r ; •Lienteniint Miwaire, Mr. Farley ; Lieutenant Landry,, i•jiarnerton ; the Seneschal of B o na v , M r . Egerton ; Flo- L i " . 4 numb O rp h an ); Mi ss S . B oot h ; Dame Gertrude, Mrs. o.i4port; M Lucille, Miss Foote. ondiy 'tile Beggar's Opera; with The Sleep Walker, t he New Pantomime. • • • IaORNSIW and Co. Stock-Brokers, 20,,C0rn- Ehill, reSiiectfully acquaint the Public, that they-lia7 ;" 1 ' TlCK'''. rs ansi SEI 'ILES for the Incamparab.k L° 1 - 1 ‘ 1 1" to be DI awn on tie :Ali of APRIL: The Scheme con phs,'lsthrelt Wires tit 50,0001. and only 15,0G0 'rieliets; also, - ~,I.:` "' 1 ,000 Guineas each, to be paid in Golds and many '''tieanital Prize, kiqOII.NSIIY and Co. divided.among_their Friends, in Tyi'ive N:.111/1s, tlieunprkedented List of Capital Prizes, viz. . * 1 ' 139 ' • L• 10 ) 0 an Last Lottery No. - 914.... •• • .b.. -213• ; 9° Q 1 ,) '24.. —lO,OOO 84 t2(1,000 - ...... • 3,9 j4..... 10,3 M 2,590 . .'., .., , .2600 t) • .„ Beside s Prizes of 5,0001. 2,0001. 1,0091..5001. &c• . i ,„.".;' , . Gt 3,979 and 42 - 569' Pri es f - 50 0001: were •'sold by fiIUIINSIIY and Co. ' ' ' z o ' LOCK AN!) SeRGICALPfSPUNSAILY. 1 - lis.ltl9 al ;Ilighness the DUKE - •of IY - Oltli,; - President; and .1 •- ' the following Committee of G;ivernors,— . . . WILLIAM • B'. MOUNTAIN', • 'Earl of.-Egiiininit -. • - •Gol. W. ,I:doracs, NI. P. • - SARACBNI. 'S READ INN ' Ear! of;Leitrini- :.... . . :• . . - .,l(slin.Latiniehe:, Esti - , '.`,l. P. .. , Snow-Hill, London;' .. . : Rt.,,110n. R, 13,1heridan, 'N'` 4 . l'.' C. 4.: It C1J . .11 - fe.iits - ,. NI., P. The best A te° , Hotlt-Col.:J.l3 , arry,l'4'.l'. •• , Capt. .f.'f-lay.. ,. • .. __,..ce.minedatiood for Travellers,. gobvt ISAs,' -': °'•. -2:,:,,,,- -.•: . • . ," .- - , 5;-•11Goi-'• •' ' . . • .- • rile e 0 . 't ' L . 4 ith , Es, an moderate Charges: ~..,_ •:: ...... „ _...51.r. Kiernan, *tuber_ of. 'the Iroyal7C.olloge,.Londbir: . nal wine•pbq • . - .. . • Coaches, Mail;COac tics, kC. - set oneTrOtit the'Sait cen , . . ripitr, aubit. - Es;r4atisiaNztNT Liiiitc Ole Wrnr‘*-1,-et ' I - Ladino,' tinow-Hill. ..' . • ; ...11, Sal& Of it. PUBLII; INS'n, u, ,ONl,witli. a Delicacy, --a a al U I in s id es ' LI 'UNION. Yost Coach, . fOur . • .Honour, ant; Secrecy, 'Ova •bi!longs-to Private Prictice, aud, fi,,, in,,trs het ~-t,. the ; arrives libr4, Salisbury.' etc Afternoon,throlgit•l)otellester,'Bthrd:. added to its high Port (tn71‘..v.,. it • I s . YtilfThacred by Such Prefes at2 Weyrnth ir •l s n e e v x . c rely sional Skill, and-exterisii - .- Practice, that,tlieworst Cases of heurgl i , and sr ' . ,V L 'e packets sail tu ' Ou . * _ Disease, as Strictures, De'aility, Clcer . o.tn3ms, &e. however host dyliqhtful Rnti..,•:,ll7ctie•ber,tt:°alll?-I,l2l:arl7;C:Jll:,tit..--,P,:tiLli,:o; a.. inveterate or of long staading, -eve:knee a complete Cure. RRIcHTO N ., as well as that . Derartgenelit pf , the generative •Organs, I,•,,criln, ~u a t nine o'cioels, *very /..‘ltirnistr.' tw t l eg , nt p ost ~ ptst rrd. i. In e. , .(i ar,s, • , , ., ), . r. , the t h ro u ng oa ti c ( ll , , fonr.lnskles only Constitntion and shortens Life. . .. . • Wnit-11.1.iti, t s . Dartimutl . Irmouth, Weyinhutli, D .raw , ley,llyegate, 8.-c . ' ' IN-If'. - lite enan-maya• lit cnustill ed by:Path - miry:ice bah sexes, ~..;..... , r, andSalisbary, New __ ),.t e breltestvr ? , Falmouth,;l,. at iris pr;rate house, No. 11, Luwer;Charlatte,street;. Ber ford-square, w brae tdre,-not.essacy Advice and - Nle(l)ci a es . . will 17.0,rt.111.)-,tpziausdtrSix.. o'clock, t lirouo li tiouit ' o 6 ;l lcl ..lat . ti "re!Y :‘ vr )-0111! " dr:. .be tiveik,:ar sent.t(i'acYpart.of.t„he •Ualind Ktagdurtt,.. • 130e-e,,.." ° " l ,.Basiugstbk e , and Bagshot: . - 1 " -• i ' ''' '-3 01,4.,.1) ulalishrci, - ...pritv aft Yi-nal stlCollseevAtAtses, ...um the den, n ..".„:' , Spalding, Peterboroogb; Stiltai and H uo tin g _ . ab o ve Diseases; - soltt Ir9-s"herwoadattid. - "Ch. :20, Paternoster:. f r ,,,., ~l'Loyal Niall CORO , ' sets out every Evening.—coaches noston t • • BATH ° Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. - • -•- . . 1.1,4,,,,,,,,. and BRISTOL Flying-Post-CO:relies, thrinigh ; - ' -'- - .- • ALIVICE - kri ve t ` ""u l , C'altie, and 'Marlborough, evety'..Afterimoif • .. tiVFIEN Men . of Etiticatiitn' an d prore.SsiOgal Kin. i.svertl, .1.- - . ... at ir • MWs, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon: 'llionras-street, and the SWaii,. Bristbl, "next v . v skill .use .persti - ering etideaVours to discover - the ., ---- noinin g „._,. L EEDS ' t °aches to Wells., Bridgewater, Tatility% &c.. most safe and certain 'Method •of treating a few prevailing' ere new tight Conch, called `The Rockingham, sets out Diseases; the sot:et:Will result of their experience is thelrest '3 , 'Mor n ' and l nig at Eight o'cloCk• carries l' • our JuSides - only • proof of . superiurity. - . . . 1.1 40 1 7 , •4"s ternatltably easy With. Crd tl •gh t l'• sf - Encouraged by" he UniforM success•attening; their, pecu- . ,. ki r i,l ll Stamford, New . .ar ' lc, 11.etfu v r:I dr Don 7Q t i er- n a u n • ii Fe a- t s. r t .! Lai' met'rrod, which haAnbeen- continued by,..1 be experience:. of vit i:, , * to the Golden I.ion, Leeds, next day at ' Noon.' NI- many years in a large and extensive practice ;• sensible also alt e ,:;'_ ;l - 11 d . jug the uncommon Expeditinn of * this Coach' it iS; of ,the happy effects ,resulting•to the public -from . nsedical ...,Th en to 1)e the; most agreeable and complete Public 'Con- lust' confining - their attention to a ceitain 'ClasS of Disord , ers, ii .,. 0 te on the l'ilorth ROad, b ' ~• - ''- Messrs. CMS'S arid Co. Nltinberi of toe - Royal College of Sur -4" ti bv a eiii unequalled in aceommo ~...._ . ny other. • geow,in London, have sedulously devoted ttu,ir attention for r. ';II) 1 , .1,,,„, ,,. -L, Lancaster, Preston, Kirhy 7 Lortsclale, Bolton, these last Seventeen fears to the study of those Disorders s lut _, 0 1 mskirk, ntid GarStang Post-Coarlies, vs:cry After- . wilieleso frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that ii.,- 7)a! Five o clock.. Gila rdsed . ' • . estimable blessing—Nlatrinioniai Felicity. The numerous ap , Is 'grist - 4W* wra,,. 11 ,, - ,,, ~ Lougtown, G'rettla.-Green, Annan, DiunfrieS,• plications they have hitherto received from - • the • persons of . 4.4,d 41 '1:4 Thornhill, Sancpthar-Kiln, Canniock, Kingsy,•eli, first distinction, and the uniform success attending their sum .11 arts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Dailv) - '' • Perinr mode ;01 treatment in'stich cinoplaints, indutethein „, 1 •:,,? 1 , l•K i. _, Newcastle andEdinburgb, new Coach, performed. thos.ptiblicly to offer their assistance. . p rise ` l throughout, sets out every 'ii ruin! at half- ", In all cases of DEI3ILITY or DEFIc lENCY, Wl!f4tllr re lingts: - 'clock, by w a y o f Ne.,rark, Retford, Tzidcaster, D l r.- ; suiting frOro the too frequency of participating lit the gaieties p ress s Nortlialler. o n D 1 • NI I ' '' • c •of fashiculahle life, the tinttoended, indulgence of libertinism, assa n „ . . __, - , ur lam, a «rpet 1, and berwiek. , , , „, .: , v th e . ,_ e• isatiiding themselves fatigued - fron , thel-ength of , or a st,Cti.E.l SOLI' AR, - * HAZY'', which weakens the' r!, !‘ „r r inicT, may rest what time they please and then _pro, energy of the mind, and destroys-the dower of youth, by pro t•,,,.___°llwitliolit any additional Fare. '.1 . . Cl ' ark, the Black ' . &ain't; STERILrIY in the One sex., and DIPOT:',NCE iif the s ta 7 . , (-:. oney-street, York, ruos Coaches. to Sunderland, H u i, other, they/A:LT a safe audpermanent core. "aletr r, • . Bp „ :-. ,NI aitliy, and other places. - Tolliose who, from such compianits are preyewted enter ,l,;,(ll'.)(iENOßTl-I and Walsal new Post-Coach, every ins into the married•staie, and atialned.to tseel: relief, orood Ltt r.' ' over their infirmities :in silence, it must in, ectioling to :Ekno " , 'eve r , N ,._ - OL Post Coach, to earn' four`liWules, sets out know, haWever•ditticoit or ineffectual the cure may he deemed' itti, em '''aing, through Lotterworth, High Cross IHackle • , by other Practitioners; that by a•renevating and infallible W t ,; • Tamworth Litchfi di I 1 • ' '' '' ' method. they may. be restored to' a•souud and vigorous cob lllgtrm . , > ' €( , est imp, Kuutsford, ' , . Co t , , , Nurtuainuton, and Dinistable. • , . . stitution. Ilitli is "SLE, Penrith and Whitehaven Po , t-Colch goes I 't.l• in • • . • A certain Disorder, freritientlf emitiactea moment .a th,ro, bur thirst.,and 'C•• •' • ; ' ' 0 1 , :' 1 ; r.N ll o l Pleby, .Greatahrioltze, Rsetnnonil, " Catterick, ! mild and never-f:tiling.mode of treatutt iit,, is spLetli }Lain! la.. " .1 41. Oh .' '"ge, Wetbethr, •Atiertor3, D , '” . caste, and ; Gran- dlcally.removed, witiTnt ickt:raint in diet Or exercise, as also ' 0 41 1 , e 4 . nearest - way. by 18 Miles), sets out' every 'Morning, : STItICTIIRES of the Urethra and'OLEETS, which therare avrit et ; d °ll as• the journey with the ureatest lajolity. Pus- enabled to cure. in i. silutt periA,itt t us ....uni_ recourse to the , t ''' pe e 4 : t aiaed on t lie 1u.a.l by business. or !)!cashier have. . PainfullY dangerous . effeets of the Caustic ; references of e tne Illiar advantage of theii. Seats; being it:Curie:in the I which tan be given - to several "aoioblcriteis and Gentlenien 'of' .. , \lra,,% a c ll • • •' - • ; I:high .res•peetability, who have beet, cured in a very short lii K "; 'EFIELD Post-Coacb • •' - d after - 11 - aril - 4 laboured **under strictures • for, *many 4 d oe _ , every- •Merning, at half-past Peri° , -• ~,. Litt ,"• - . -. t' Vars. . . • - - - . . .. '•• i' . • • - L'ER: N • ~„. • ••tqw ; , a ewport, Whitelnirch, rfarporlo-, Nantwichi- . . ; " • 'iv ' ( - 11 , anti Ni ' il• -* b PtC' • 1 " '•• E • - ' - . e w ow , • . ta es% lc , 05-a 4 C 1 , el•cr) iettiiii.,, ;.• . ; tesi'der:pledges- of connubial happiness have been defeated, it 11 "JN I- 1 141 - ' maynlsu be a pleasing 1 efiection to know, that, .by a proper N' LAND, Steelton awl Yarn) neiv Coach, e-ery 1, pereveraiice in••their remedies, the general health is re.ao isting, to the G•• - / '• '. ' '•• •• •. -- - rated, andl.ke impediments'removed. ts. - ANc ip , „, , •Lotise ann, Stmderlaltth . • - : .1 • • . • ' '.. . ' " IS' I L ' S 1 1, 1 1 , WiIISIOW, Con:I - It : IQ:1 N.-wcagtle, Walsol, ; ' 'D.ilessm - C'AYSS AND (.0; exclusively pi - ofessing the cure or t. ()iv,. I , , tikt -1 """),ton - •Pt;t C • .1 ' -- •;•'/iffi. ri -, -t.drli . these , unticolar complaints, .in order that they may oat. be ti l ...:1,1• 1 -i.,, . , ~. - - ''''''' I, ( "Nte) . .rllOOll. kOltlitt o . , e P k .n, ' ' ~., 11 elln iz t on and "!.sllilinal P.ost-Coocit.p!, ; marked:4)y a mistaken „few, with the ,obluiply s(? justly fit,.at .• 'ee• (of !Cal s, t ' • '►'''• • . " -our t F ,", o 'the lattatirna, Shrewsbury everS , ;,, c 1.4.,t0 _6 - - ta 1 • the 1 , nuratit Einp;irie, tinnkit but justice to them- NT, ma ; ire ucl • - - -bet "•• - '' -- • ••' to state that ; thev dive n properlyeducated`iill a 1,. 4.:Frir o'clock, L, triarded. ••. •. .„. ..- , , . . stli•es . ~ ..,.. .gh,._ . .L 1) and Rialierhani Post-'C 'll ..- 11;1 the hock ; initiatiurinto every brancia of the oroiession !certificates of Post-Cog' ~ C 4 t..' , ~. . ' I ") veers. \ • . -. ~- '1)t3.1 :/.1 . -Liming:- ".. ; whieli, from rariotis noi.pitals, aud Cestimonials froth the --• . .'....„ . - • q 1) ~ r , qyrox, wincliester, Alrestord, and alt in • eto cons an • higliestprofessiorial authoiities, they liar _ . ), en, very . . • ' • ' ."--. ' • 1 . 1• J ';'hat residence in the warmer heuuspliere of .. invi . er .a ~ ' ''t` NI INGIIII , I - - )' ter, , ~ _ , .n . terenry Post Coach - with a Guard', sets•other tarts emboldens them our eastern ir.,..rld . as w s ell as in .. 1, , „ . ...; 4. 4 ki. i,..itternosef, tifid reaf‘V. s liirifeiriotialii next 'day at to assert, that their researches• having been rouff . ned to . dis-. '.44'lll's'tES:e3 by OX,101(i t . Ey s t on . an d I...'iii r t ok ,p; ; t ( ' ) the cases already enunierMeq, they hold out 4..F . er . ii r iTty of : reai 14 4 11 , 114 .N11N'(7 d '- llal l - street, and C; ; ;;Ale Itin, liirliiiiieliam. yation to such as 'may labour under the ,debilitating•elletts co ili, 1 ., ~ ' ll ,;;;Warv.-ick, saint. Leamington, Sew Post: a life.passed'urtilin• the torrid zone. ;slid Initiler, that 4 . .iIV • t 'WI T L ',„. Nlovning. . , • ' ' i tn.; hadopportunitie: , , intheirptofes.sional capacity, of forming i'oti e l, ', ' N ortheare;•l4( d T 1 ' ' <' It ' - •in intintateacquaintance with thecoost_ityltionalhabits of SEA s: very . • -a t il t ' - , lorning in. in ew,• • torn, on,l,4)oneasterp ost- . • . half-past ; Six o'clock, to the Bull FARPNG PEItSONS, they offer to them the best assurances I , p , - Nryton.(l4te, Hull: - '"- --- ••••; -- " •-- of: ediate. relief; that the sucCeis re;ultitig front their • .. .. ' NI, u gl ) , War e .11 o dd -• • • •• tdearours first induced them to•quit the p.ractice of the ge ~'rq.,,,'1ni0 , „.. ..„,. . esdon,, and. Cliesliont Ctm.eli (1 • -. .. -• . I. tti i " 1 -bii i • '• • neral Practltroner, and they presinne that their pretensions . . . . 1 for the unprecedented' confide!) re' li o ' li l i f. . LANI apiLE : dranutfm Coach; Daily,: at Half-past. , constitute a fair grow,. . , , ‘ ‘ :..kii 114 %t Twu, Halt-past Dour, and tuff-past Se.;•et, with whieli they.have,.liy the Pabljc,. been so liberally lio- . ti :ILI,/ \,, •- • -.. '•irt, .•aI B ~,,,,,... ...„ „ • . - ••- To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by. let ;ol,,,,...`"rtetlA ~• 'wt.!N LAIN and Co. ryspectfolly acquaint t'i t ';.,tar any. " \\ :-, 111 . , 1 U.-fa - Public; tliAt' thq "dill nut be acc•oling ter) by Patients of El.'„p111:11. SEX, with secrecy, delicaty, Ilm e oun d v Ting, • Pareels, or Luggage •&c of olive-11,i%, ' and attention. . . „. .- . • ... • . ' 4 0 14 i s ' clue, if lost •Oi' damauged - ni l l' e sse:ntered as snail' ; Patients in the Country are requested to state the parti ,,,l,„„,"acctirdingly, at' the:Sal/aC ' V n'S Bend Cliu,- snow-. .-- culars of their case,. ;qv, and manner of living, encloiing Cs%l' "• 044 ass e - •' a . remittance • tot Ailv.l , :e And Me .. .dip - roes; and the Iteriai:- ~ ••"' - ts ; niers I be given of foriVarded ft; any part of the Kingdom. 1t t ,,,. . i t ~,_ anti PartelS•avo booked for' all the..ahore • dies wil , Co., ~... ~ _ ..... - "Ailly ` 4 atCliett',s New While nurse Cellie,luZ•ti-')nice, I. GONS•zuttl C Surgeons, 1..,,• bout tile-street, FreeWtteet: • May 1, 18 SP. 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Weak,. relaxed, and .440.0jritated habit:, proceeiling_ either from au excess of conjugal, and illicit pleasure, or trout a long deuce clinnite.s;hard drinking, the injullieiiitte:nse of mercUrr,•bre. are speedily restored to health and strength. • . . . _ .. It,milSt hc a self-evident prop:)sition, that.where the atz , gic . c . lite'ariatelieetura. , eriptitiry is iiiretled to the•treatment and cure of a;few peculiar 'complaints, there must be the-. greaterecrtainty of success; , and as a proof of this positiot i their iliethOtt of cure is so particularly exaeditious, as well' as . siife drid•so'-evidently saperiur to the common practice that in some slight. eases.. of , infection 4 perfect restoration is . cpmpleted in the short period of three days, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, Where other practitioners haVe faihd:: a: proper per'seVerance in , their plait of treat:Nat ensures' to! the pkttient a safe, .well-grounded, and lasting, re-establish-. merit: By anearlY application, the patient •I`vill• escape the' datiger anti' egpence of a tedioit , attendance upon the less es- .- .• perienced' practitioner. lii the 'Most obstinate and' compli-: cated cases of venereal- infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spatigy excrescences, bard tumours, calions ulcers,,; eruptions, seminalweaknesS; sleets, as also STRICTURES.. Wheth . er roeent or of long duratton, anewhich 'have , bathed. the'ilit I I of other practitioners, are, hy their present improved: plan of treatment, efreetually. and permanently cured, with. ..0:1t the patient suffering the eXcrneiating pain and alarming. liernorr hage'which frequently follows the application oi . the liffiar caustic. In thecOurse of 20. years ekten.Ove practice in this - ntetropolis; numeruns• cases a strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is elrdtted by a safe, certain, and c-xpeditious mode of practice, superior to any:Ai - kr yet adoptedi The Weal:mess, •relaka-• tiara, and debility proceeding. from thisciunplaint, is speedily, removed', and the patilnit restined to Sound and vigorous health. But where the debilitY has Air years•exiSted, a pro. ' ' per persoverance in their - restorative remedies, after blur stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to . • revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-aniukat.e. the, C.Otistitirtion. . . . Several Niiblemen and Gentlernen of the Ord' respectabl . litrhave been under the caresorMessrs: Cuttie and Co. flc the:removal of complaint; of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; r and baring received a radical and perinauent cure, request 1 that rferencesniay he male tit than; as satisfietorrevidence>, lof the decisive stfperiority•Of Messrs. Currie- and , Co.'s OA of. treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had'Strictures 1(911).10 to 20 years, and hadheca under the care of Messrs. I• House, IdeavisiilL , s, arid other'Surgenns' cif' etteal eminence, whdattempted the curia by the appliCation of the lunar f caustic, without success. I 'Messrs. 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