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~.. !irk 154 0 1 , 7 - ti! , ` #4 • 1,7 0; ' l * wis4, l P T H e ••• Us N... VP - 0 *icily • , W 311 a ' i 4 ~.; 15111 AI: I ,: TriESDAY, Novzmzsg 19, 18i1. CtRiCE SlXiekttiCE 14ALPPEN.N Y. k 5988.] ..01112,R i..) .I ! EA TRE ROYAL, tOVEST:GARDEis:. TIMORROW EVENING a Nov: to, 1811, will b e performed th.4C.J..nie.Oper-i of THE ENGLISH FLEET in 1342. Captain l•itzwater, Mr. TAYLO R ; 'Mr;'S'INC t. AI f( ; Philip, mt. twAislC A R ; M:iiimiast, Mr F. MEK Y 9 vountess'of itrittany, Mrs: PO WE L ; I ""nelta. Mrs. OA V Ell tql ; I sabcl, Miss 130 L it) N _7 ! Katharnae, Miss y L . RO N. To which will be added. THE B D IRTH-AY. -11,1:lirp for the fl to be taken of Mr. Brandon , at the ;09-Offie ilart.sireet. i pouri , will be opened at Half.past Five, and the Play t Halt c: ..pistpot. li.-r,: s p• Second-price 3s. 6d. --Pit 36 6d. Second.pr_ice (4.4. ." 26. Second-price ts.—Lp t ier Gallery is. Se price (id • r , • Meisure for Measnri ; with Paul and Vir. 44/4"..°'•1 F( y, Love in. a V with Raymond and . k o f i ' l ltin Saturday, Venice Presolled with E with The pl O tt Monday, The Knight of Snowdoun th e I , e nt Myswy• ttiv e übli,c are re , ,neelfully informed, ihat Shakseare i s Corinianus are preparation, and that ciliins will ad in those' I'ieces the Char:lava of Her- SIYBSRIPTION FOR MRS. PEC . KHAM AND HiR SEVEN CHILDREN. London, NOV. 111, 4811. MHE sudden and melancholy late of Mr. JOHN A RAND AI, L P ECK HAM, who was lately drowned in'Etositng from Cowes to Portsmouth, having plunged me,.• vvith.a Fluidly of Seven yaw, Children, into astate of sod. tering:44nd embarrassthent not to be described ; and eipetting soon to give birth to an. Eighth Child, I have yielded to the wis t uasions of my Friends, in adopting this :rode of makinit myclesolve situation known to a generous and benevolent . Fublic;.,well satisfied that in* 13ritisn bosoni-therelieedsnu stimulus to humanity; when a case like mine is properly autheitticated and known. Brought up with care and atten tion. the ta lents I possess shall be exerted for my fatherless babes, when the present. anguish of My mind, and my l a the p ro aching confinement, will alloW me to CIO .so. n mean time, and for the purpose of raising a _Fund to assist my future aims, Subscriptions are must humbly solicited by the 4.1143‘,00W1ide Widow, SOPHIA PECKHAM. TO YOUNG HOUSEkEEPERS. ' . just. published. New gditiOn. 4s• boardSt FEMALA ECONOMiST ; or, a PiPin 11 System of Cookery : tor the ljig of Pti%ate fromiliet„ 8y Mrs, sml•rit. ms is the Most .usetttl 'Cookery Book that ever 'Was written ; Five Thousand Copies nave been sold in a few Months. Also, just published, Sixth Edition, price 6s. 6d..boords, N utt's Complete Confectioner ; or, the whole Art of Con. feetionary made Easy. London: , Printedfor Mathews and Leigh, *B, Strand ; sold • by "Booksellers in Town and Country. 1141 , 1S.PORT OFFICE, Nov. 8; At t. 4HE COMA! . iSSIOSIVeria9 jar C' tindticting . His eV 4 YESTY 'S PRAM PORT for takink 'Core oj Sick and IKanded Seameit, and jar for ,Care and Cffssely: of Prisoners of 'Par, do hereby give Notlee t that they trill he ready at this Office, on Tbausday, the 2816 of IVvvettther, tE 1 , 4 receive tealed renders, and tteat yttith lath Persons eft' mq,s , raxiran jar st,Aptyl 4g the stndermetstketevi Attkles; lir the Set vies el the Royal Hospital at Beef, 'Oatmeal, . Ciro lei, Mut tart, SOgo, Carrots, Bread, Salt,. Sugar, Cheese, .V begat; Wine, Rice, Beer, Dailey, Soap, Bavms, For Twelve Attiths certain, front the it: aJ .7anuag, 1%2, and Milk, Potatoes, nod Greens, Leeks, Pot-herbs. Far Tines Years certain Ilion the same pet This Day was published, .Irt.Two Voluines, 121110. price 14s. boards. The Second Edition of THE CURSE of KEHAMA, a Poem. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row, ands I, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author; Poems, 2 vols 123. Thalab3, 2 . vols. 143. Metrical Tales, Ss. 6d. Specimens of the later English Poets,' 3 vols. 315. 6d. History of the Brazils, 4to. 21. 2s. Palmeritt England. 4 vols. als. Letters from Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. ros..6d. Chronicle of the Cid, 4to. ti. r ss. New Editions of Madoc and loan of Arc are nearly re.i(ly. No. 2.' 1 , Chancery-lane. The origin of the present distressed situation of .this most unfortunate of Mothers, will be found its the following NARRATI V E, Mr. Peckham was brt4 a .wateluniiker, and early in life married his now alllicte I and dessaate Widow. To talents, for perch e r was soon distthguished, were united industry and persevrance ; yet so simple and Unollending were his Manners and disposition, that he passed through us various gr.soltions to the summit of his protessioo, unenvied even by those Who Were his competitors tor fame. In the do mestic circle, he was a 'cosier and affectionate Husband, a fond and indulgent father, a Jinn and ICAMIS Fiiientl ; qua litiezov inch - could not tail,to entlear hint to a numerous and respectable connexion, who having experienced his moo: wants; will testily to the undeviatiog honour and probity which pervaded all his transactioiss. In this enviable situation passed many years of Mr. Peck. haul's lite, until recent emoarrassments in the ceminercial world tISSAIIen some of his connexions. • Losses on his•part ,Nere the consequence ; and du, of course, sought the nwans of meeting them. Antongst other resources, tie recolleCted tome property which could only be recovered by the produc tion or an attested register of tile death and burial of an elder Brother, Itichard Peckham, toe Mate of a Ship, who was drowsiud in going oir to Ills vessel in a boat, at the same sea. oCtlie'yc:ar, by she tame sort of accident, and at the same hoar ant place, - where he himself perished a few dayS ago. 11..; Witi, 'said to have been buried somewhere in the Isle of Wight, watch has since beets ascertained by the Coronet's certiticate. . To this place, therefore,, Mr. Peckliarn went, but hay. ing4beert unsuccesstul in his entletivuUrS to obtain the Get - - Wit:ate, he returned to the fountain Inn, at .West Cowes, Where lie tound a ldtter Irons his r fiends dated the 24t1s, requesting pun to be its London by the 26th October', til t. Un receipt of tins letter, Mr. Peckham made up his mind, for the present, to relinquish his °Luca, and return to town, her this purpose he went search of a boat, and having met .Goring and Paul , two waterinen, who had already car tied him' from Punsmoutli to Cowes, lie agreed w i t h them for ty e ssage back - again to Portsmouth. 1'11.4 set sail with a hue brcc e, which promised them a speedy conveyance to the ether side. They had reache.d Stokes Bay, w i t hi n two Mlles ona a halt Or the sisure, and, at that moment, Mr. p c 4hain was relatii - te, to the waselown melancholy fate o f his lkoener, Wito was dioWned near the spot oil which they 'hen were:. at much about tie" settle 110Ut of the when a Sea titittuenly overWlielined the boat, which instantly filled and went down, leaving the terrified and'unhappy pasSengerS to struggle tor their lives.. It was tiled about ten o'clock at night:' The boat had been , observed by . loseph.-'l'liontson, a sailor," who had the night watch on board the Kingston trattaport, then at anchor in Stokes Bay. All at 'once he lost sigin of the boat, and Soon after hearing the noise at a voice in the water, he feared the worst, called .up all hands, ant with a magnanimity and humanity charattertstic of British seamen, they forgot the danger in the'glety, of saving a fellow creature. Tins twat was instantly towered and manned, and a painful arufanxinus search commenced. From the darkness of the sight, and the impetuosity of the waves, the etterts of these brave men were tor tt long tune unsuccessful, and they were on the point of returning to their ship, When one of the sailors, ot the name of Martin, happening to pass his hand, along the gunnel of the boat, felt a hand clinging to her, and.instanrly exclaimed, " Here's'one of them," w,ien Goring, the boat- Mall, Was taken on boa;cl, in a • state of almoit total insensi. Linty. They carried hint on board the transport, whesc his gallant deliverers had the satistaction to see Men tecoVer, un (ha the humane attention of t Cantain ditch ship's cnitipaiiy, 'to whost hodpriity too much praise'cannot be given. Mr. loins Randall, Peekhatn, and Paul, the tiraterman, were un tot-town:ly buried in the waves. Thus perished, under a heavy dispensation of Divine Pro. ArlenCe h 4 , 1040 every . way to be regretted ; amid thUs have hetin noprfved 'of. their natural and invatuable Prote.aor, whets she had must occasion tot his accustomed kindness; his forlorn Widow, and seven helpless children. in the afiiittion which has come upon her, Mrs. Peck. ham considers her own late, which ,can scartely admit of Collzlol.nion, to be Sealed : and for herself, she would not have obtruded her sorrows upon time PUblie ; but for her, helpless children she appeals to, she implores those who are blest with the ineana, to assist the (mere etfotts of a de. Spaiting .Mother to raise her infant ullSpring. • The tads of this most melancholy Case are so recent and well known, that its authenticity .cannot be questioned. Affidavits made. by the parties nastiest itt the Narrative, before tqe proper otticer, may, h owever, be Seed 4L MrS. Pecka's present asylum, No. all, Chaticery.hine. \ The loth/Wing Bankers have nuts • Hely consented to re. cetveubScriptions tor he t enefit of the Widow . , nil they will be thanktolly received. aud moss gratefully acknow ledged, by Mrs. Peckham, at No. 28, Cliancery.fane. Messrs. Brown, Cobb, and Co. 66, Lombard-street. Dirnsdale,• Barnard, and Villtsnale, so. Corithill. Itobarts, Curtis, ltdbarts, and Curtis, ts, Loin. bard-street. Fraser, Perring, Shaw, Barba, and Co. 7a, Cool- Atwell, • Mauna*, and Austen, to, Henrietta. street, Covent.gartlen. • Marsh, Sibbald, Stracey, Fauntleroy, and Stew art, 6, Berners.st reel. fiatinnersleys, Brooksbank,Grectnwood, and Dice', Nu Tv:4 1 11 . .4,111 be received 'alter One o'Clack ea the Do of Treaty, nor any narked, unkis the Party, tr an /igen' for hintb tertonally attend. Lath Teniet mitt be accompa,iel by a Letter from two reApeciable Pe'rteni, engaging to become bound vt-th Person ivt*riNg, in the Sum of 504)1, for ibtdue reVor,rwire or the . . . . This Dar were published, price as. bd. A New Edition, being the /t th of THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES 'of the CHURCIi of ENGLAND, illustrated with .Notes, an.l confirmed by Texts of the Ituly Scripture, and Tcs;i. monies of the Prirnitive Fathers. l'oxether with References to the Passages in several Authors, which nynie largely ex plain the Marine contained in the said Articles; !Written in By Latin the Rev. Mr. ARCHDEACON W 0..C1 - IMAN, And I 'oNi - Translated into English according to 'the Sixth Edition by A CI.E RG YMAN of thellniversity of dxford. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 61, St.' Paul's Cliiirch-yard. • • _ SANS " s • ru m _ , L 1 I•1hA • I 14 , `,..,"Nt A imrity of the Lord Zhatitheriam.) 1) u -I BLIC tire resptot fully informe d that Chic k opene,i - tor the Winter Season 'Yesterday, LOiitinnt an every E vetting as usual, ~ 1 a at WAIL (I <rt ed P •'' • p u ;i e tta with entire new AI4R Y THE MA 11) . OF THE INN; MitrY by Plissli . 'STUBBS, (Fier xei 4+ I~earauce M this Theatre). • A new Yenevan Ballet Divertiscment, called TiiE THRI'..E RIVALS.. , st nor Mnatignaiii, troM the Opera Liabott, whti wili sustain the principal Character. A new Comic Envie'ta, eplled E LOWLAND ROMP. lane, by Ws MI NTON. ' •—l i t (tits 2d appearance on this Stage). lart w kirknh (for the tti time ) a 'neW Coknie Panto. tt)) , has been several months itt preparati o n. with S tott, Music. Dresses, Properties, Sec. written b y "colt, cal tilt . THE POISON TREE; hßl k Ur, liAltLl QuiN IN LAVA. wd► 'be introduced fifteen new Scenes, embracing t4Y ht li•stavi, , and otlicr Situations in the Islatirt, 114 • - ' 4 lect „kol t l ' h ech ,, act i e n ii at large in Bi lls o f the Da y . 114.1 t. past ,Five, begin at I tal f•pabt Sits. r",tLil t • Pit 2.5. 'Gallery ts.:,Sek:ond Price at tuff `lict t "...,2• ° .e take:tiro - in Ten till Four. Farther Potieulars may be known hj , appl)qetlat ibis Ceite, or to ,be Agent "q Ibe 114p1141., TR AN,'SPUitT.OFt lOtt., • ,(Vvy, 8, 1811. TE . coAlatisstqAEliS 4)idueiing Nis jESTI"S TRANSPORT SERVIC.R, joy taei, g Care of Sick and 11",atnoted Seamen, and loe- the Cure and Clett(d'eY of ,Pritoners of War, do hereby 'give' Notice, Thai they nebill he ready ,at thirOjAces.o# Thteriday, the itb s picehther ail, to re. tot - ive toOltd Toderr, .•and treat with 4seth Per'foni al may he :via. ;mg to to/twat:7 .rupptiing• the Nnde,menri,n,d Atticiee jOi the Service of the Rojal al Deal, viz. • • Beef,. Oatmeal, Candles, Mutton, S.a o, Coals, Bread, Snit, Sugar, tieesei Vi,irgar, Wine; Rice, Oil, Reer, 13ar14, • Soap, kirriiirtsi I i CHI Nt.i's r WORM Lt/LENGIis. WORMS are the mostfrequent sources of dreWS DiSCASCS. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian ot Children should be acquainted with. They oc casion Loss -of Appetite,. a Paleinnis of the Colour of, the Face, Pitaaition, And irregular stare of the Bowels, attend. ed atter , with violent pains', they bring on Convulsions ; rheV aired the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints. the.above excellent Me dicine to universally allowed, on the testimony ot the highest Charaelers in this Country, both in rank and respeCiabdiry , to have no etlual. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, troth a personal knovvlc age of its wonderful MK. cess in their,o‘vn, Families, stamps its merit beyond corn vett tion and gives a Sanction to it, or which no other Medicine of die kind can boast. Par , ints. anti others Who have the' Care of Children, shinild have this Remedy as a Family Me. (Beim to resort to, whetteVer the Stomach or newels of Chil d - dren are any way disordered, which It will always be foun to reliee. Sold, v w holestle and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsicie. London; and retail by most Country Venders, in Bottles at as. sal. and Ss. aid. each. of whom insy be had. BF. ASELY's FAMILY PLA!sTER, for theXtire of Sore Legs, Bruises, Burns, Scalds I n fl am m a tions, Klten frintism, and Chilblains , p rice ai. 4cl. per Box. For nvelve Months certain, front tie tki janon.y, !Ss:. No Tender tvill be received afteC pee o'Clerk on the Do of Trraty o .lr,or ;sly naked, 'mks: tirr'PaYly, •r an item fir in , n, tirsottailp arum!. Eat?, Tender Inuit he neronthentrd by Er Letter Irons two,restreiabie Prtion,l, engaging to becrAnr &mirk sviib tic Pelson eendrring, A. of sool. Jor the dere ferforinartec of :h4 (Amtrall. Fartter Partieulars hi 4 9, GY hxzwm, ly alp/yin. of dill °A TI or to the Agent ...I the said 11611141. TN 11 r . N . O F 'VJES'rMINST I:. k. Il lt 8 0,11 .A 8C1111ERS to the Pl , l NT of the I t ' 4 ; 4 0 1) r. VI NC ENT, .Dean of West 'muster, atter , the . 4 t t : , :: " Y Win. Owen, 'EN. R..:).. and Engraved by now ks , ate .. 1 - H. i n f o rthed,,that the Proofs arep at 1 , Iv k rt.spect u y r .. r lt livery, at Mr. t) wenrs'eh . :'esier.:fielc r ist . and _ ti " l4 i t i., " : % . No. 4e,Warrefi-streer, kitzroy.squa 0. Proofs, . j i ›..'....tLPtitits, tl. ts. &14 rk k -• 4 SITUATION to attend on a'LADY or LADIES. . . will 1).,1'1c/1•3IG PERSON, whose charaeter i ii: t k d i ri e J)e t ri t e t s .tt , t a ittest inquiryideSialerunivdtearisetialetirt iDorevisnsg- I Vest u n ,ri t e3 ra in : id h" e es j y p l4 eitable house ot businesa the tk4 t Y i 's . " h e t6 w ver- Ste has never been in a situatiott,as le tN r -3 . .10 0 41 , 1 ,7 111 hopes 1 r conduct would be such as to gain g_ ii i e heisZ"„ a _ llol 6l' anlyieLcadytiheTia! l ave the honour to <2 .... 0 t, 2 , 6 " e Y would be to de se rv e I , piccumly. , I (post paid) to A • I 6 • No. ' v ) ' G. L tiiii — A i— it ) ..LiSIR JOHN MOORE' , COIWNNA 0 4 ' i N T C h , fit; ST EA 0, forming a regular i in t4'':,?' l( 3 ett tl fi): 4l, ti x. . ' I N ' field , - 1) ! lc - Jec. also a SOFA thr a h..„le w ho i... .11(1 likewise .'S.,ErteCOl. for on board. h.. „ le e v .. , INLl,ing in a small . v • l ie; abllyoWmedotlateornAoNst. v,T i fikNbil et . t u naritt taetu red, 11 144 1 _ 1 , 1 !Ist 1 14 ,,_N . , t 6 and 7 levattlnierine.street, Strand, km il ( 11 lh ose . "2:', , Y presume thehighest honours ought to be ........" : „ 2. i 2± , tr y,. Who so gallantly live and die for their King ritruvs poi? C.OFFIC4, ° • Nov. 5..011. THE COMMISSIONERS for Cantlyeling ffis • MA wisTrl TRAIVSPORT 4BRVICE, jar , taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Ca) e and Custon!P of Prisoners of War, do Imre& g.'ve Notice, tbat they will At re,40: ) , „ at WI ciffi ow Thursday; the sd I.)erriesl, , er, Ai i, , te vereic4 Sealed Tenders, eyed treat with such rersosts as 'no .6r will w i t to 'contract for sapHylag the under.mentioned Articles fir eke • Service of the. Royal Hospital at Haslar, Beef, Oatmeal, Candles, Mutton, Sago, Carrots; Bread, Salt, Sugar, Cheese, Vinegar, - Wine, Rice, Oil, • Betr, Soap, BAvins, for Twelve Montt) certain, frlin the ist of 3:snowy, tStz, and Alilk,, Potatoes, and G hems, Leeks, rot-herbs. . A GittAr EvLri 7 i 7 tOR ENGLAN9. Her Inveterate Internal Enemy Attested. MANY laudable attempts have heretofore been MAO in vain to arrest our Great Internal inertly, viz. IcONsumPTION (by Uorrigners cal leit, sight:Ws P Lague), Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen under its tyranny annually for centuries past--a tact allowed by the facutry. What 'wide in general consider very lightly, namely it , common Cold and Cough. has usually been the primary cause, as such. whatever will check Cough 01i:dually, should be Speedily resorted to, as it is better to prevent than to cure. Mr. MADDEN, the Proprietor of the VEG ETAB I E ESSENCE, for the Prevention *I Cure of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many Pulnionary Complaints" corn. prehending also the Hooping Cough, the (*greyer of Chil dren, feels it a duty incumbent on him to urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of it in cases of Cough.—He has kept an open Dispensary for the last live years, for the Berle. tit of the Poor, in which time he has had the gratification to relieve Three Thousand l'ersons ; and can with truth say, that it pas never yet tailed of giving speedy relief in cases of Cough, however severe. RECENT CASES. • From Mr. THOMAS ABBY, No. tt, Orange-street, Red : Lion-square. " SIR,—I feel it a duty incpmbent on me to acknowledge with Antipode the efficacy of your Vegetable Ussence on be. liall of my wife, who was adlieted with a periodical cough 16r ten years. which baffled all medical aid, and becamu in. creasingly worse., which had reduced her to a mere shadow * WI at length, in a very providential way, she heard of your Medicine, and after taking onehottle found great relief, arid continuing to take it agreeably to your direct ions, her cOugh has entirely ielt. het. I 001,0 d have wrote bihne (her cough having been removed for inure than eighteen months), hut have waited to see if it would return ; and finding it does not; I can 110 longer refrain returning my. most 'grateful thanks ; and may yott live to wiineis a similar case on thOttSillldS Of your fellow-creattires, is the sincere prayer of, " Sir, your most o'aedient humble servAn, " THOMAS ALMA'. • .. . For Three Years 'certain, front the tong period. No Tetider will be received after Off o'clock Oit the DO of Treaty, nor asp noticed, ttnieu the Patty, or an Agent for him, pettonally attend. Each lender mutt be fweoettpanied by A Leurr Iron ti,uti rev( flable Pe'rearts, engaging to become hound the Pellets tendering, In the Stint ttf sod. for the dire performance of the Cowart. Fattheh stay be kitowei G ,ylapplying at this Off re i or to the ikents of the said 114ttal. TRANATURI oIeFICE. Nov. 13,1811 Tr iE 'CIrIiMiSgiONENI lot Couluaing His M.4yEsfY': Tit"! Me° RT SERI'ICff, for htking care of Sick and Inward Seamen, and for tho Care and Cattudy, • of Pawners of War,- do bereb. give Mike, that they will Sc ready at this gfficti ajt Torsd.t,r, the ioib.DeceOrri 181 i, receive' aealed Tenilerrk and ti eat with , tub Pe44!qt: as nab' be sivitling to' rionitatf fur tbe peVerniance o/ certain MASONS; CARPENTERS; PLASTERERS,PAINTERS; C LAY, lERS, SLATERS, PLU'NII3E RS, SMITHS; IRON- M ONG F. RS WORKS" at Mid Paton Plyntovth "'P. S. You may make what use of this letter you thir►k proper, as 1 soa willing to attest to any' person who may call as to what 1 have stated. • . . N 6, i t,atange.street, Red Lion-square, May ;3, at I. Front Mr. I. XEMENEE, 3, East-street, Qiieenib.bipiare. Sir—l tel great pleasure in acquainting you, that your Vegetable Essence alone has happily relieved my servant, Mary Clark, !ruin a very trouhlooine constitutional Cough, with which she has been atllieted, by her account, these ►ast seveu 'years. I bog you to accept my sincere thanks , tiir your g.tierous aesistance to her; ant if you flunk proper to publish this Core, I tut it tity duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. Na 'fettle, will be reeektied a/ter One o'Cllek on the Pay rd Treaty, mae any nctsiced :Infest the l'arty. it an Agelt l'Ar • hjoy i req.ll6 , attend. Ea - cie Tender mutt he aecinepanied Ay aL. ta ter. iron two retpectaile (front. engaging ?a her;tnt lfounll4 , lth the Peranteidiring, fat the dtre Perftrettanee al tho Como ; E ra aie r Partkulo4 ono he known app tying at thlt , llice) where the Plant and .Ntte c,/ the IrarAt rnjy 6e ire!, „„ CHALLENGE. • C A and Co.. Surgeons, late in his m "Jestys etiice, challenge the whole WO h r o ld. to.. ) "Llt tio.",Kie instance where their medicine and met dof . ' ll* "4144 1 . 1 • -ct CI practice of many b y la thi 0 the t es l % C e • has not Particular branch of their profession, . ti rhe Y Pt' unsuccessful iNt v ` e oll ltue to direct "their studies to.- the treatment and s : ;Z.i.rhictiie!cal complaints, and that ulnaderangemet ot the- u. 01of ' l4 lite consequence of the pernici nd waftet . t habit long.and Most t unhappily .pursued.- 47, 41 4 4 . 1 - 2 '. 14111 sexes. In the one it will be tbund to tithe , 4;'?Urce ot barrenness; the other have its ravage's': la. it c ' ° P e d to them, bY a distressing State of ate • 41 ., r Yn timely remedied, terminates in impotence. t T, lo t .t.' 'remote ultimate elteets, while consuinp - Ilt il ll 11 ". 1 sA 3 ular power, and variouspervouS corn p I,, A Pers, , ,,:, r4 tterise the earlier stages of tins solitary vice.— tis,7,"lteuishing'un 'Cr. the disorders ineicl.nit to 'such a cal-” treatment is siin )le, and has never proved .unsuc ,,/.11,„10 the course of I laborious, and much extended 47, 4 1 - i'e'r e4 l. ll the most o a ti l ft l i l itteand con plicatedcseloniftiv.e:' y p k i r etce nr „ l CM, Such as obstruttions the urethra, *I . tve,,,,k•-•rie'ss, tumots,. callous ulcers, cruptions, se nu. 4 . Klects, as also 4ti eil tir STRICTURES, - recent or duration, a nd . which , wig . have hat: Pt yVt k f qt other Praditioners, arc present by their le cured. v 411 0 4' 14 4 ot treatment eireetually and uerlu-t 0 "- . 1 ` .. 41 1 11 14 1 . 1 ,! e le Patient suile . ring the excruciating pass and ves the a pplica .21 rnotrhage which trequently tol•° - Tars ` lll ' tuna non e r caustic. In .the eourae pt twenty , tra., °° tlres t r4 °loe in this. Metropolis. numerous 4 ve been and-are daily under their yre, cases of , 1 1 , 1 ,14, t ° 11 , of is elated bY safe ' vertaln' and ' e ' xtlet?: „ t ile we;t :::dc of practice, superior to any other . yet ? o n! I,,. 4l P4i i i'r t e 4 s, relaxation, and debility nroce,edlOg I • r to r ef i n w a ‘ , 4(i iinti .. 0 speedily . tottoved, and the-Pattent res tx.. vl Korotts health But . where the debility has to! proper Persevtrance in their - restorative the Stricture has been destroyed. ie-tr4tsl ) . l - 11 , 4 r4 " e to revive the slumbering sparks ot an 04 4 r. th 42 constitution forty, have Noblemen anti Gentlemen of the 'first respeeta. ,r„,-1,„-.beeti.undet the care of Messrs. Currie, and Co . . 4. ( A : complaints ache Urethra, Strictures, request rete r - , c ttelvcd a radical and- perniarient Ce . re to r r egy ev. tees tog. be_ given •to t h e m,. as s . atist , aet u. y_ u 4 . r iii ttott, t , decisive superiority Ales,:ts..t.urrit.,,ar I tiad stele- 1 ► 4. 44 teu aktlelll - . 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