The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-01 00:00:00

t rcti ,Llft, N %;' ~.., ~i +. I • • t • 44 7'; •• • • _T ••• ‘-• • 1:1414" • A 4.4.4 z 4414! rç. and jle , , •••• • - 772 X • I V •4, ft:lS ' L. N , 19, ney, . ey”-o NtrmßEß () /0. j ..., r . • p' ' TI-I E.ITIZ E-it( DRURYLANE. •lIS l'Rli,--.EN'r - I;_WENIiv,,G, F e b. 1, their Maje , tioo;ervahts wilt perform the Play of TH F ALERCEIANT OF VENICE. Shviclt, Mr. Ke,.ii ; Portia, Aiss Smith. : I ' O lN - hit) ) Will be adtled the Gland Oriental Spectacle of ILLUSION.. .'l' . 4- oaorrow, -The Castle o f A n with Th e Appren ,,,..6, 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ,11111 S PRESENT EVENING, Feb: 1, will 7 .4- he an performed ( Is t t i me ) a new Cokic Opera , in Three ced .0 . . - THE FARMER'S WIFE. - ,-. p . t ~, .rac:pal _ Ch a r ac t ers b y Mr. Julies, Mr:Fawcett, Mr.- 'eeiter, Mr.:E;cleclon, Mr.. Matthews-, •Mr. 'Liston, M r . ,AFT, Mks Strpheies, 'Miss Matthews, Miss S. Booth. To which will ht...adittil the Farce of. ALL 'VIE WORLD'S A. STAGE. To-Itiorroiiv; Coriolau us ; with Midas. ....._ • EOY•IL COLLEGE. OF '-'I',I(GEONS.' IL E iji f --- , • 1,..PL iltAi MILAN ORATION will he given "-Alt ', ME, Bn. on MONDAY, i - ' ' - • '' --I,,ltt i ly of Vebrnl;try nest, HO at VOUR i rt n the Afterne in. the t,tt,,i!eis Of Nii . n . , is-5; . 0n; to- the 'f' iiencre•for the ucca-ion , wi!l 4 t , •Porereci to :•..eipaers, On -application to th e COriege; ;(11(1 4' apils, ,on o . cs - coling respectively their Tickets of ..ittend ,Pet upon the Chiturgie a l Pracl.ice of the Hospitals in Lou- 'By Order EDNIETNI) BELFOCR, Secretary. , • • ce .• Jan. ai, 1814. THE TICKET, co. 11,163, drawn on W 7 ed. nt•tniav ibe :lab of Januar:, a Prize of 1 0,0001. w as N o 14 Twelve• Shares ray SWIFT and Co. who also sold a Prize of 20,0t.01. at their fortunate Offices No. 11,, Poultry: • No. 31, Ardpite No.Charm;-croCharm;-crossi I street, In November last. Nzw sTATF, LorrEity BECINS bIiAWING FOURTH OF'MARCH. SCHEME. ..L.20,000....are L.40,000 2,000 4,000 • 1,000 3,000 -500 2,000 300 1 , 5.00 200 1,200 100 l,OOO 30 1,2.90 26,010 .4 1 1030 P i ; L. 90,000 4 ' Pri•ze above 171. t FirSt Day, will receive ?,Oriol. f-dr :lwo Prize above 171. the Second Day, will receive 20.0061 rs e nd ST-TAR ES' ar , \-:, ) „ tractkirs, at theirOli n; by i-wirr and Co ,ove. NEW MUSIC Just published, price 12s. .141 R.BRAHAM's ;MUSIC (6ntv) in the Opera of NAILE:`,N,''-;KV, ;is pertormed at tb,! Theatre koyal, k e l l rq lanes sung •by Mr. Braham, Mrs. Dictums, and Miss 1 3 , 0 4 ita t t--;ged 4A'itli an Accorn pan ioten t for the l'ann-Forte, Retour Bath; a Dicerth.oento, for the (ad libitum) .Icco ,, lpanitnent fo; the u Flute, conqmsed by G. , Kraninarli, price 5S.—My Co!le ; Ballet sung by , Mrs. Ashe, at the Bath ts, compw , ,ed VSir Johtf:Stevenson,Mus. Dtle. t.," 4 .1(.10it Puisnalled by Messrs. D'Altnainei hot -13,";` Co. 20. Sulro 7 tquare, and 7. 2 .: Westmoreland-gfree, sla„,, This D:ty were published, . • " u sontely printed, itt Otte Volume, price, in hoard,4 is. ed. t RMONETS, addressed to those Who hart 1,, 11 , ,t vet acquirea, or who may have lost the Inclination of PPIy ilte POWER of ATTENTION to COMPOSITIONS -:11G1-1 ER KIND. Dr -0V HENRY and L_STITTA MATILDA HAWKINS. " t N i lt•d for F. C. ttnd J. Itivingtonu. 62, St. tt i e •Yarti sold also by J. HatelllrJ. , No N . tno Piccadilly, Nal Of whom may (Sc had, lately published, Seeond Edition, of Conntess and Gertrude ; or, Al,.des of Discipline. By, ti4 •Matilda Hawkins,. In four volumes, price in ooards, TO THONI AS TAYLOR,' F.Sn. . No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. • - ' UoNoußc i ,N s a, _ . • Edir;hurgh, March lA. ISE~7.),:ave to inform yim, that ever since the tv41,..,ar 1790, I had been ‘iltlicted . with the Lues Venereal 14, (4 ,. froth its o!igtinately:resistin g every course of medicine t e Veribi : d b.: tbe most eminent' of the faculty here, and no ttj."l'UP; SevCral serene eoUrieS of salivation, and twice dis -I),‘..ied from the. Hospital with little relief, would appear to lii.,.°(,f.the most inveterate t/r,k.LIT. In the spring of last year t,,,lll,:sorder had got t..:i such ahead, as nearly to put a period silt', e xistence--I !tail &large ulcer on the crown of my head, ud.‘"/ vach arm, and 'my legs were br o k e ou t i n a frightful Z 4"; say right _wal dreadfully painful, and had been in a 7f IticeratiOn for the la4t seven years; my left hail also hi:, ;,'" , ;e nodes oP it, was very much diScoloured, and gave :4,., ,I,li excrucioting pain, particularly when warm in bed, 1v4, e .. 4 1y to depriVe me of rest ; in this lamentable states I t•r,,t4redounpetided by Mr. J. Thompson, (who 'received so . Ai li „ 4 tUr e •by them.here), to tah`e your Lcake s Patent Pills, .N t t 'l I began t o do on the 26th- of May; in the course 'of a kri0., 4 1 :'; 14 I began to receive beiiefit—iti little more th an a h:),;„ 4 ,the ulcers on iny head and arnis were soundly healed— tv6- a 'ter, the saes on my l egs h ea l e d a l so ; leaving, . how -1.),,,,-' c onsiderable discolonration in the skin, and pain in the '14 1 ," t °f the left, which, by the I.l:±:•ing of God, .and a little. :th e g , v , r PerSeteranee in tour invaiu,..olo Medicine, subsided ; t ill. " °•l vsalispersing, - the skin regaining its natural hue, and •)• 0 ,, - tloctitruat paingratlually going oir.-7-.1 thus became, by I:)r n . i .lberrl advice and medicine,. perfectly free from all my .stretl'.r complaints—have. recovered my former spirits and tsq i glll, and am become jolly mid fat, in which state having fie, , u ued niany iminths to the astonishment of all who knew . . 1 .4 .4 ;:, ' 1 . 11 . 1 at a kiss in whilt terms to express . my gratitude, but . th,' , °•-li for the good of other si4ering mortals, to Make ii," 4 !" ease as public as' possible, as I shall on every occur in so doing you will greatly oblige, .. .. ` ir e . ,vouriratefUl, obedi eu l, ver y humble servant, 1 , ALEX. MUItKER, 4%lnt, s close, lligh-street, Edinburgh. 01) ~„ - Witnesses to the above cure:— I ih ompson, No. 3, ~:`,..ew Poultry Market, Edinburgh ; • 1 0,. John Al'lntoch, Old .Assembly Close, Edinburgli. • ] Lo' e Pared and cold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY .llullse.' Nl..ettiber of the Bo:. - 1.1 College of Surgeons, at his t 4 u ni ..,' No. 9, New Bridge-str6et, London;atterl 1 1;; 41 t:!'esitlei l e e of more than. :38 years, in a practice pa 114,1 directed to the cure of. Venereal Comolaints.and those ,• ntal. to the Parts of Geueration, Wifil unit inviolable " '"'Y wi • • of • 1 :1, 1i 4. lull hen his profession should al,vays observe in tri lt ,`tses, he il.atter's biniself• the advice and ass:stance be 6,.eit'ausly administers to persons taking this Nlediciye, will _ 41t4ilcenied, by kl discerning Public, as Pill advantilge seldom Al'able . , a•:d void of all ambiguity. li r . 'o Sold; . . ... by his hooantmea for the canveniericz. : f of tl•ose 11 4 1 :' . X et. a disiance," 'lt ;Ile Perfu ' flier's, No. 35, St- A lbau.s tii,t`it>•Pkill-rhall ; tat . ; 'n , ..shop, '.o. 103, Onfoyd-s•tr,.tet; Mr. 141 (1 i' gll's, No. 7, ri;h,treet-hill ; Mr.. i • saxi:er' s , .S9tAli l:4oe ) Edinburgh • iil r. 7 .“.‘1.;0na1d, Jewel :•!- . (Ads gov- ; :\ tr. t :v . l ., ` ''!' il 's,Dtil i fi n ; and !i'y one person i,; . c...; v consul i'.;!•,le tilt t , 14 Great 13rituin • aiiit liTlatid, in lnixe - , .-• ~:::y 2 9,1. l'the.,,,sit.a.inned,-and sealed~up, up, Frith fall's.:-1 ;„., 7 1:. • 1.. ••. gun ,, 4 :, "!. persons . , of e.illier :: --.: May c:_:... tot- 1 ,:•..cs w.ll - 11 v,sPeed, secrecy,.and safe', . ' t, , ' i • •Ev , Box sold • i• • t'-'l - • •: '- sealed up with a , 14 .,,_ t.r) in ...71 eat-:....: ~11.1 , ht ti t i , 011 which, hy t. our of the C:..•.:w ~,- I , ~•,•s, is printed, 14 . '' Stutp Oilier —T. T •16r ;No '....:,',, i',:i•d‘ - ^-, ,, ,rixt--- 1411 t4t 4 .1,.....• . • a) ',` .• • ~g ilt is ettiony, and all eta,' s wee ctiumciteits. , TUESDAY, FiI:iSRUA.RY 1, 1814. T a GENERAL MEETING, to'nvened by the, Coraini t tee fur RELIEVING the DISTRESS in GLRMANY, and other parts of the CONTLNENT, MENAI' THORNTON, Esq. M. P. in the Chair; RESO U.ITiONS. I. That it appears to this Meeting, that the distress, arising out of the ravages of war in tierinany, and other .paits of the Continent, is inconceivably great, and loadly, calls on thv British Nation for the exdrcise of its-accustomed bene ficence. 2., That this General Meeting, convened by the Committee' appointed in the year 130 a, fur relleVing the distresses in Germany and other parts ixf the Continent, approves most ,cordially of the object of the C:amnia-re, and especially of the prompt measures taken at toeir 'Meetings of the 14th and 18th of January, Anticipating the liberality of the British Viblic, and sending itntuediate succour to the places in greatest need: • , . 3. That an addition to the Suincription already opened by the Committee be now applied for, to meet the relief they have already ordered, and that the Connuittee be de,ircd, without delay, t• :Ise its utmost end eavours t o p ocare further 'contributions, to alleviate as much as possible the present • unpasalleled distress on the Cant inept. • 4. That it. be•recummentled to the Gmartsittee in the dis tribution of the funds to observe the strictest impartiality, and that the measure of distr.ss pike r or district do regulate the proportion of relief to be atlorded. 5. That the Ne vend 11Inkers in the inctropuli, and the COlll - he, and they are hereby requested to receive suh , crintions for this great, object of charity ; ar.d tuat the Country era be, and they arc requested to remit tile amount rtceived, on the,ligst day of March, to Henry Thornton, Esq. Bartho lomew-lane, with t.h anaeaes of subscribers, and to continue the_same on the first day of rise!) subsequent month: • 6. That the Clergy of the Church of Euglantf, and "Minis ters of all religious deinuninatiJni, be, and they are hereby earnestly reques ted to rec..nuiniend this' I,:ipartant object to their several co n gregations, and to. make public collections iii aid of its funds. 7. That all the Corporate Bodies in. the United [(imploin be, and they arc li , rehy respectfully requested, to contribute to this importatit,ohject. That the must respectful thanks of this Meeting are dory apd that they in' presenti 3 O !I,s itoyal Iligimess the Duke of Sussex, for his condescending au,' immediate acquiescence in the request, that. he would take the Chair oil this impor tant occasion. Amount already advertised Sub psine:serioni sin, received. henry Garret Key 21 4 0 A.B. : - 010 6 Colonel Sandys • 5 0 0 Castendieck S:. BTU 52 10 0 Chr. Sondius 10 10 0 finimas•Shaw, , Esq. 1 1 0 Brothers Newton , slt 0 0 I'. 1). ~ - • lO 0 0 Rev. Luke Heslope 3 0 0 S. and A. D. 3 0 0 Plummer, , Barham, lion; Mrs. Windham '5 0 0 and - Co. 105 0.0 Dr. L. Wynne ' 10 0 0 Melhi,l'ea . .d, ',micas-. - - Clark,ll4,l42Fretlicla 52 0 0 tee, and Co: ' JOS , 0 0 Burlirctt, Walton, & Robert St (wel l , jun. 10 0 0 iiranger l'hoMas Gribble h 3 0 0 Jos. .limey Tii.,was G'iiii!)le,jiin. 2' 2 0 R. Webb Julie, Esq... T. Reni:lson,FinsUnry- - James Suiltia. Esq. place ' . - .. - 30 . 0 0 J.and ; I .l;ccles Fietheringtensec Ma.s-, - Wheelwright, &Monk- Lew • -- 52 10. 0 tif. se - no .0 0 Jaince4 Goulding 10 :0 0 Nl:ler and Emden 21 o'o Barclay,Per4in3,&Co.s2 10 0 Ci - • 1 and Ntirton 20 0 0 Capel and Ca.,rtoti 20 0 0 Stekal,LawsonA Ede 20 00' R. Meyer, Esq.' ' , 10 - 0 - o Erioch,DurantA.Co.loo 0 0 Wm. & Edw.. Ward •10 0 0 W.H. Hoare, Esq. 105 0 0 Clis. Cartwright,Esil. '2l 0 0 J. and E. Cohen 10 ,0 • 0 H. Mertons & Retv- Scott, * - Burn, and Co. 52 10 0 Audi - o'os 0 0 0. C. Haack, Esq: 6-2 10 0 A. Fil,ling'and Sons i 0 OOJ. D. Hest ; 1:,;+1. 25 0 0 W.Pearsosi,Honiert on 5 0 0 0:• W. Breyruer,Esq. 10 10 0 :John i3radock - 30' 0 0 Fred; Ildengentter 10 .0 Q , •1‘.1.?:-.•P..yi. - - 1' 0 0 'l'. apple- - --...-- R-' 2 Eir Kiss.lta ‘,,; - 1o o James Taylor fk• Co. 10 10 0 G. Dent, E l q. 2 -_:, o John Woadyer 1 I'o \Vi!li.tti, Nriliar, Esq. 5u 0 Class. 51. Woadyer 1 1 0 Frunt the Germau Congregation of the Savo 5, by the Rev. :‘ , :...Sttinliopff 40 0 0 By the srane, on the Thanki6ving Day 2.', 0 0 E.. N. Thornton, Esq. y the seine . 2 2 0 Itriss'.. Thornton, by (Lit to -1" 1 0 'Aliss Bacon, by ditto - - 1 1. 0 Tiae Rev. Mr. Mettard, by ditto 1 1 0--70 4 0 L 5,382 0 0 50' 0 0 10 W '5 s(j 100lu 40 0 0 Pahl hi the fluids of R. Acifeetnann J. and T. Clara 2 2 0 W. Dutoreu, Esq. 5 ,0 0 N. G. . - 0 15 0 Rev. T. Martyo 2 0 0 For th-rinan SOfferers 0 6 0 R.M.Brentwoud,Essex !•2 0 0 G. Dubree, .....441. 10 0 0 The Coniniat2e for Itelieviti the Distress in Germany and other pat•ts of the Contiuet►t, fully relying on the liberality of the British public, and to meet with the utmost promptitude the -immense misery which marks the track of the epeiny, have authorised the Committees abroad to dr...w on the . Treasury. • VOTED ON THE 14TII OF JANUARY. I. To Leipsid and its vicinity - • - ' - 2. T. Dresden and its vicinity - , , - , - h. To Bautzen and its vicinity -, .. - 4. To Silesit ; on the borders of al:kb 72 villages were almost entirely destroyed - - - • SOO 5. To Lauenburg, Luneburg, and the vicinity of Har nurg in If:mover - - - 7 500 6. To the many thoufiands who have been forced front their habitations in flatuburgli . - 1000 L. 500 5(10 500 i 3,600 7. And at a subsequent Mating, on the lath of Janu ary, to Erfurt add Nauniburg, and their vicinity - 500 / L. 4,000 VOTED ON THE 29TH 0? JANUARY. To the many thousands who have been forced from Hausburgh - - - - - 1000 To Leipsic and its vicinity - - ;- 1600' To Berlin Hospitals and its Vicinity - - - _ 1000 To Silesia. and Lusatia - - - - SOO For the Relief of several hundred FOukdling Children, . turned out of Haroburgh by Davoust, many under six years of age - - - 300 ° VOTED oN Tue. 31sT INSTANT: To Wittenberg.and its vicinity , • 500 To Halle and Its vicinity • • - - - no To Dresden and its vicinity - . - - 503 To the' different towns, villages, and hamlets, between Lcipsic and Dresden - - - 10p0 Io,soo Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Tavern ; Lloyd's Coffec-mouse; Steck Exchange; and at all the Bankers in town and country. R. H. MARTIN ' }Secretarie LUKE HOWARD, • . • GENUINE MEDICINES. rpm 'following NEDICINES may be pro cured genuine of-E. EDWARDS, G 6; St. Paul's Church. yard. Hill's Dfilsaio. of Honey 3 6 Essence of Waterdock. : '3 6 Hallam's 13ilidus Pills 2 9 Jeinits '2 9, Marshall's Cerate / Church's Cough Drops 2 6 Aniboyaa Tooth Powder 2 6 Cork well'sOrientalCotd. 4 (3 Welcles Pills 2 9 KeySer's. Pills Velno's Ve4etable Pills 4 Newtoa's .00th Powdir 2-9 (Thurch'S Pectoral, Pills :1 41 Walsh's-Antipectussig 2 9 Coltsfoot Loz: l' Li Nnibovna Lotion 4 6 fic Remedy 2 9 —The ab ice .(those with .the dress of E Edwards 66 also Diary be iiad every otlier • ' Liberal allowhace to MI Juniperlss. Pepperm. 1 If Hoehe',s Embrocation 4 0 Itobberds's CO ugh Dr. 2 9 JuttiperEss.Pennyroyat 1 li* Speedjman's Pills 2 0 * Spilsbury's Drops ..... -C" 0 * Greenough's Lozenges .1 lA* '.lnglies Scott's rills .. 1 11* salt of Lemons I 0 SittOetno's Eye Oint 2 . 0 1, Godbold's Balsam.... IS 0 la.' llenry's Magnesia..... '2 9 * Noi , riii's Drops ...... . essence of Spruce Datable Ink - liritish . Oil ' I le Cheltenham Salts .... 2 - '9 ;tat - excepted) will have the ad :Paul's, on the stamp ; where klt-lit - aifd Vublit'Medieine. :erchants and Tradepl. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jan. 26, 1814. THE 'COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ills MiIJESTY'S _NAVY do hereby give Notice', that on Thursday the 3d of February next, Mr. Wm. Reeks, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be reathl to reccice Tender . * in writiv, sealed up, and treat for One Thousand Quarters of English WHEAT, to weigh 69 lbs. per Bushel, answerable to Samples exhibited at this Opt, to be delivered into the, Victualling Stores at Portsmouth, in thq course 0/ One Month, and to be paid for by „Bills, ppyable with interest, Ninety Days after date. , No regard :will •Le had to egny Tsnder in which the Price shaa'nOt he inserted in words at length ; or that:shall not be delivered before Twelve O'Cloa on the said Thursday, the 3d of February nart ; nor Unless the Persoli whp'snahes the Tender, or tome Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. The Condit,i,n4 of Pie Co:!tract may he seen at the :Vie. ft !F7 * Ttlr o:l 9 iCrfg Pci;-f.t.h2f) at it . • ARM I' 'CONTRACTS., COMMISSARY IN C'HIEF'S OFFICE, Great George-street, Jan. 28, 1814. N OTICE is hereby given to all r ersons .d es i rotts of contraeting to supply the following BEEF and MUTTON to his Nlajesty's Land Forces in Cantontnents, he under-mentioned Counties Quarters, . and Barracks, - iu and Islands: Anglesea, Ne of Wight, Bedford, Kent, . Berks, (includingthe Town of Lancaster, liun7.,erford), , Leicester, Berwick; 'Lincoln, , Brecon, , Mdrioneth p Bucks, Middlesex, Cambridge,, (including the Moninuntli, Town. of Ness - market i . ,) :viontgomery, Cardigitn, _ • Norfolk, • Carmarthen, Northampton, Cernarvon, Northumixerlaud, ' Chester, Nottingham, Cornsvall, (including Scilly J, Oxford - , Cumberland, Pembroke, Denbigh, Radnor, Derby, Rutland, Devon, - .. Salop, . . Dorset, . Somerset, Dkirliam, (including Holy Stafford, Isiand), • • Suffolk (exclusive of Land- Essex, - - guard. Fort), ,Flint, Surrey, Glarnorgan, so,,lex, .Glostrr, kincluding_ the City V. ,rwick, of Bt into!), Westmoreland, Hants., Wilt , .. . ,Hereford, Worcester, Hertford, York, Hunts, And in the several Counts Isle of :1 , 41.11, in North Britain. - t That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the I Twenty-fifth Day of'March next; that Propomls - in Writ- tug, sealed' up and tbarlied, '‘ Tender fur Army 31.1 ppli et; , I- will be received at this Office- on or before Thursday the Twenty-fourth Day of February (but none wm be received after 'receive o'clock on'tbatDay), and, ff sent . byPosr, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must-be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in One Tender, as also must the several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal Must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up,l4 Two Persons of known Property engaging to be come hound, with the. Party tendering in the Amount stated ikthe printed Particulars, far the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Leni,;th; and should it sto happen that during the Continuance of the Contract nu Troops shouted be stationed or supplied in the County, the Expence of 'the Contract aad Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. • Particulars ef_the Contracts may be bad on application at thik Mice, between the Hours of Eleven an Fivel at the office of Assistant-Coutmissary-Genetal Young, Edinburgh ; Deputy Commissary-General Coupe, Guernsey; and at the office of Deputy C.romissary- General Bent, Jersey. RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequently the subject of just and .general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as. candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice tattle result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from heidg classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, untintunately for society, b e e n too favourably` received, we be.; leave to submit to the liberal and enlighten o a faithful statement of our Pursuits and ac. ' quirements, /kite) having received a regular Medical educa thin as the pupils of Messrs. Crindell and lilizard , whose lectures and practice wecatefullyattendcd, as professors-,and surgeons . of the, London Hospital ; we entered ourselves a s students it: that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and . were instrueted in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practey l3a:n i o i : ' s t e o e floe. of physic , l in u h e i ) ;:i eminent [ l e o: d r els i r u i , s r t t i r : r b fo r r fi s r lvwl m i d. dwife ry , r b us ) t ta ,v tl e r s Gregory, h d' a c il . Black , k n c o t be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable.' HaVing for a long Serie s of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases o f De .;;tyohe particular objector our st u di es and pradice , it will, We hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure; In slight and recen t cases of u..fedion a perleet re-establishment is completed in the short period Litt wn days ; and i n ti u!se o f t h e utmost in veieraey, where other prac_•tittniers, have failed of success, a proper persever;?.nce in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the elect& of a habit lung and mosi unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, 'there are none more alarming cr inure distressing. than those deficiencies and debilities which ire . quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it rnustbe a consolation tigknuw that they may now, by a new and irrfailible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greetest or all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor r ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal intedion, :we may.beconsulted by patients of either sex with thegr . eat. eat secrecy and honour. Hours consultation at home from ten to t firee, an„fii, u rb in theevening till to a! night. Patients in the c,untcy ate requested to state the particu. Las of their case, age, and general habit allying, &c. &c. in c a - rernittancefor advice and medicines, when -the same will be given, or sent to an.y part of the kingdom. To ensure -that secrecy..soessentrai to our undaraking, the postage of lctters may be added to the account for medicines. CUR R 1 E and Co.. Surgeons, No-. 1.7, Hatton-garden. Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they pe!-- •rmed the dirties assi4neil them dui lag the time thew at, tented their Ledwes and radice. [PRICE SD PENCE-R rl. 7, 'NNY. This )35. was price .21. k • , . ire - • rst Nam her of • - • r r CIE NEW- 111 ..ONTIIIAT ...MAGAZINE. Excllsive of ti eleren other winch tins • 'Aliseellarty embraces, the original Countituri , ,lllidll S his Number contain i , it r.re4ting Pape rs_ the.for tp, ~r Literaty ( 1 /;..iii.exion%—Disc,overie s in !he siipportei, I), vine‘Hevelali(iii.— . ol l the th!,::."'a,pi. rating the Enlisit Draina— , On the utility - , f vo•ittlar with : , ;articular rvference to subjects e4:llM•iite(livite. 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Preiiilent 111,AnIson seems to have produced disgust in America._ We 'copy . the following ten - Packs-upon: it from a Ne.w-York Paper:— • It is expected; I presume, that some remarks, at letist cursory remarks,. should ...accompaity this very extraordinary •state paper ; but how can I :express myself within the rules of str)ct propriety and decorum; when speaking . of a production that violates truth and candour with a boldness .that astonishes.. every decent man. But, after the its-• position practised Upon the nation tkree years ago, in gravely'asserting that the F renc h d ecvees were repealed on the lstNoveinhcr., ISIO, and which is coolly persisted in to this moment, evidence to the contrary has been dely 'staring us in the: face ever since ; after this daring falsehood, I say vouched for . with the Utmost confidehec, 'and Dropped up by all the.respect due to anthority,'"wc ought, perhaps to be;no' longer surprised at any thing that:comes from this s'aine quarter. 4-'r6haf bly the fancied success of that, outrageous fraud and instilt, has-- encouraged Mr. to .12,e -lievc that this-Avittol.nationTmay'bc kd to believe whafeyer it indy pleas' eJlitn. to coniintte to put off upon thtim as true, how.eveP col - ft raft to thy evi dence of tliirsenses and experience. On no other Supposition can AVe,aeCount for ihefganan.t .assur ances in this message; that we are now a hippy, flourishing, ,iitusperous, and conquering nation.„ The Dublin: Evening Post, a Paper which - blun ders through. mare factious . stuff, and. utters more nonsense than even the ignarant.order of the'mul titude: to whom it, addresses its-elf, among otirer bright'llicUbrations : has the following No thing can prOve s more , sttongly the : , falsehoods cir culated through the G:T'man and 'Dutch Papers, than, the assertion;:that (.(Unapt TAid.4 . YIt.4ND was made prisoner by the Allies, and sent prisoner to • Berne. They mention the fact as having occurred on the 21st or 22d of December., By the;Paris Papers of the Bth, ali4ady.in possession of the public, it appears, that this eminent . person hail arrived in Paris on the 30th ot. that Month and yet the LIF was. placarded by one of our ignorant contemporaries yesterday." Now the ignorance is all on the side - of the above vulgar writer, who gites the lie without ceremony from an error of his own—for he knew not that Count Talleyrand was the nephew of . the " eminent person " who arrived at Paris, and was in fact seized as stated by hisi‘ ignorant contemporary." .• Alen wbosvhousel art of glass ought not to thro7,v tpnes.