The Sun. — London, England, 1814-12-21 00:00:00

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PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that A this EXHIB TI -IN is RE-OPENED, with the Aclli tion of the oti.fitial DES f;N. of the CRUCIFIXION of OINK SAVIOUR which was to have been painted on f;lass;f6r the great Windo s (:36 :feet by 28) in St. Gebrz•e'S every Day (Sundays excepted) from Ten till dusk. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. - No. 125, tO, TREAT., , 8 piti,,L,7,, ROYAL, - PRETRY-LAN& 4`laiestie,,VLNT EVENING, Dec. 21, their ~ .I.,;'ft-rants win perform the Comedy of ( sh. P L' e olirt i,,,,,`1E B ELLE'S sTRATAGEm. Likti,..-IQ‘‘,,,„l,,.;,r!E,:thstUit,' Hardy - !Vii': Dowton ; Sir C.'eorge iN alij. i Ir. Holland; Flutter, Mr. Wrench; SavilJet lk t .'4), Aiis I,,s,urtall‘,.Me.- I. AVailack ;:Letitia Hardy (with ktvt,.ani) olefinhitrcllst (her third appearance in _ that (Ala ' '-iiciy I , ' this Sia-es • Mrs. Racket, Mrs. Har t Rlehtsood, firs. '0 ' 'll. Iu ket IV. rger.- .• -•- 01 \ t il l 6 A Masquerade Scene. e 4kkled ;'iiitriiine,- ii - new-Miltice-l•ROniance, in Two Acts, called . \p i 01 , 1 ,7 i 1- 1 !... NIIVPH S ' '' I'ATITEC {) t ?4, 11 emir@ '3' t k. IRISHMAN .IN - .BAGDAD. `;qta te rh•tr Scen'ery, .11ehisiery, Dresses, &c. eli .4.°l3 ;4l l ' ind 119 s 1 e• entirely new (with tlte•exception of 7lttil(Pri,:nat N lelodies), composed by Mr. Horn. t )i,„,t;a t i i , J of B alsora), - 'ne. 1. Wallack ; Kilrooney (an tik l il: Ili"), Mr. John:tone; Boillii kir Moussiti (a Der tl•t, ~, Mr. ( ia ,L. Nlr. Oxlierre• Morabec (a benevolent Magi ') -; Ai the. A gd . 1 of t h e G e nii) , M r . Vital de- Li tt* ei.ii,,,,,,, , - .rae ;King - \ Ora 'Ot kiti 'et of C I vt Princess of Bagdad),. Miss Boyce ; • _ ),:lli t Nlis,, r! rc "'neY), Miss KO* ; Mhsca (a Lady of the •r iA Ile * N. , ‘A)ulte. ti N I • ' ask : 4 • i ". The I. k illli a , Itomance of The Ninth Statue. or, , .. it l t, sk,rr. g. ad, !nil{ be repeated on "fo-morrow and } 11.. 44 414,11,Ms??1,Machr'tti.-.-On Friday- . .Tane,Shcire ; Jane Shore, -3 tiro ' 1 Pet first appearance .n ;hat ( haracter) 1. being 11,,,,:- Performing befor- , iie Holidays. 114" lit d, 1' a • i ter the Pragedy of tiecifge Barnwell, will he 1,)ht,,,,,°1‘.1be 6rst time, an entirely new and superb \1111,4,16 has been tong in pr e p a r a tion, t o be called '`- , .,... 5, - 7 , 4(1; or, The Valley of DiamoOs• P I III I:i pr; rll , E RoYAL COVENT.GARDEN• be ' A ISSENI - -' T ' '. D . 21, will kil o ,: a i Lk LNINts, Lc. 1 4 4 :1t,,, lu e" t he - 1 s t - aged ) of L; IL) . ,Nr. e -'l.NicE PRESERV'T). Z l titiZaiii,,,, 9n .,; v u)'; Pierre, Mr. Youtti.; Prittli, Mr. Eger. is " 4 , ti, ! 'ir. Barryruore• Spintisa, Mr Claremont; ii§..... Is a s ( ... )% x‘iii , ill i, . . - 'le add ed? 7th time, ,a. n cm; t °l lYt IWO Acts, called ( . ..Nalic Opera, in 01 4 R 4 1 ,41, ~,,, JOHN OF ' PARIS. k„: i : l iiti • -„', -31 r.'Sti.telair • the (tram; Cl amberlain,' Mr. 44' ')Nl L 'it Nit• 1)11 • PI - ro Potts (Landlord.of 11,0, ,tii., pt• i.astiiii "C ruset ; N. , e, S i { , ' ,..h, . Philip, Mr.'Fin- I Y rince ss , of; Isi ' ' ' a e vri u i ! r ) e '' , !Miss Stephens ; ho-a, Miss ki:, l dl„L. : t 'ti i 1 I) a `',.• I ' Ali -4 ce; itr Mons. Soissons, Mrs. Parker, Miss I!l i ' ; eit o ,,," A orgocan Ste &C A . " P..' 114 ' 1 ; +,': 'kits. Pes-erlev, Mis , O'Neiii ; `;'\ "teat ( i . :,ester ; . • . .- t .Ik. ',a1)... , (j.ttid4 , t i n ; 6 . f Blicidy.-..-: n Prida, 1. , ' ! . .; ~ . ;- } 11,4 1 .. "UiCtlit last night of performing oel at_ .. t, q' Nl4 ''Y , q - •' • l.• :•- ki i t ht 'l '''cii,d , - e ?rte Barnwell; George Bari-mei', , :,, ~i Vd 1 4 Nt t ; 14. Paticit s af - er which wll 1)t- . . ~ ettl i ' 4, 44. '!ue, the i; w. Grand Christina:- P.,,i• . ..,.• 'S,/ I h l cts 4:llnti W hittington or, Lord Mayor of L. ii,..:•.ii, t L'l; 4l iu P r paration ' ltince last StratillCr.-0u 'funs. ''i Wives of Windsor. COMPANY WILL be. HELD at their HOLLSE in.Leaden hall-street, on WEDNESDAY, _the 9.lst DECEMBER next, at Eleven o'Clock., in the Forenoon, for 'the purpose of de claring a Dividend from Midsummer last to Christmas next. JAMES COBB, Secretary EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 2, 1814. 'HE COURT of - DIRECTORS of the UNIT -a- ED COMPANY of MERCH INTS of ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES o:hereby give Nolke, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY'S STOCK will be SHUT on THURSDAY, .the 44th In•tant, et Two &Clock, and OPENED again on TUESDAY, the 17th January following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, due un the sth January next, will be ready to boAlelivere4 on Wed nesd uy, the tlth of the sane Month. JAMES COBB, Secretary. THE UNIVERSAL BRITISH SAUCE. THE PROPRIETORS flatter themselves, that they are - enahled - to offer thePatilic a new and most .1)1- 4 1_,it;1017S SAUCE.; itis composed of the richest. acid must expensive ingredients, and will he found oa trial far superior to any now in use, for Fish and Game, and more particularly for making of Hasiles, Gravies, Made Dishes, &c. To Fa milies and raver. Keepers, it will be found exceedingly con venieat and a conqerahle saving, as a small tr ri n t v in an instant will make 'excellent Gravy fur Fo,vls, Bee: . :;teaks, Chops; &c. and is very god with Cold Meat. Ma, • stud sold • Whole-otle and .Ketall, by Thomas Pow:' Sor t s, 11. Holborti7hlll,co‘ - ner oi Hatton-garden, and hi most of the principal Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders to Loudon; at Bath, by Mrs. Andrews - and Mrs 6,ibboW; Bristol, .J. Mere ,, eather, Jas. :Heywood; Man c h e st er , Mrs. n ; Worcester, W. Hooper ;:fiereford, J. Hillard ; right on, 4. - Phil I •s ; Caiitee.nry, W. • Beer; Ramsgate, F. A.. leer; - Coventry, Hill arhi t'eters; Southampton, Immer . ant.l•:•San ; Plyn3nuth, James ; Chester, E. Tiller ' • Liver nt po-Wheeler and Sons; Morgan; Leek, W. Detoy, : 1 1tIlitier, inn.; P , xlsiitouth, Flayles . and vi. PatEir, Chanhers, Thos."Warringion, Bull and Ku t tL; Portsea., u. Johnson, his. Shier tiosport, Thos. Hall; Hyth e , ti; , ;er ; Ijamiuond, Dartford; and one in '.riot towns ,!, • r. , i , •d ngduri. THE COM :WE ,Ci', I, A-IA I. LWI N F. , COM PAN I, (Established in the Year iBosp i , k it ii ::), - ,. -- .." -- ----....___ To. 10, SKINNER-ST[l.6El' No. to, C)It.NI-lII.L, , ij il .. , r , _____ , , Nod No. :1-10, OXFOItD-STREE I', London, and ,y t'Xql-lANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, • - I) Eti l e a - r e to seclic4 the Attention Cuf the No -11 'I It avai „, , • ~,.-, -, ., . .uarter, in the Reign 'of King George JAI hility, Gent iN , and the Public in g•eneritl; to their very 4 . ,,' the First. LOW PRICE , : for the (1-1011:ES1' WINES, and GENUINE kt oil' IC N ' ' Dee. 1814. SPlltiTuaus LIQIIORS, for Iteady-,m,ney 9nly,, whi c h will ' tk 4 lit, il lt -'''.,,,': whose annual Premiums fall due be delivered to °Mei:, free of • r• - 'tpe •cv, to any (mit of London. 1.041,a1e441,..'t.'`. Lestaut are hereby informed, that_ R eceipts . - G o „d ;vines, ice. per Doi. F.)ie •I'ines,;:c. per Doi. 1,0.144 rectlit....4•the k4, 44: 4 ,vt - ltxcl,,' 4) t delirt;tl at to. C4 , li :soy's 011ie", over Cape Ikladeiras 36, ne tape Vio de Grave ....les. , i.; l 4 r ltil t :'. 4 tist 411 i in l'all-Mall ,t. 5. .., _ ' •ivell as by their red. Ditto Brazils (L.. ~.., . ., 40s. 'io. Cal:e Fruit igniac..... 84s. o jted Brazil do . . 465. Choice old Port ,liiil crusted 53,. .severalVo - uatie ' s • and the Parties as. k' 1 1) cirt 4l 'tttd t u i •-' f at _. - t , • . Pull- Port Wine, Vintage 1817-40 , i.. ilso 1804 Viiitige, 10 ?''illi, or e 4 , llop y tor t ie. , eiten , ,u or nen ,_"‘uiiv d ' r ile 9t:11 ofJanuaev 'next, it-4 the usual Fif- First quality do 445.. months in hottie .. ..... 575. I "'tit '''' 'or p,- : d ill d• r• h Pe. ' Good Port, old in Wood 4(h. Fine old Roriz Port 65i. 4 4 4 , expi re a)taeat„..ll4-you e ale o eac . ,Old Sherry 52s 'lronti Madeira ' st.s. II- • 41 44 14 , 41 ' ", 4 .!...,,,.. 'A t NkIIVEL FENNINP, Jun. Secretary. Lisbon • - .465. West-India do. • , — (ms: I , ', '-',, I n - Ni 4 „'" eyen. daily at the said °dices for the Mountain ' 465. Fine E.ist-India do B4s. , t ' • ii.„. l) (iti t '4%.,14.,..„ 4 „1„...,,,a 4 , r h.„,4t,, z ,..„,1 sii i ; re , 4 . e n Tenerfffe.........., ..; ...4(3. 14neeilas stis. _, 0, ! 1, '` .4 iii, ,or while nuiklin ,- from Loss or Damage !, _:_•-- -, Ti e,- rip,. ;‘ ,.- 4 „t r....iiii 1.5 , 1,k05a....... . 5. , 4, ,‘, t .„ 4. tt s ` CI flr ti,,e Assurance i' A • A • Fiirts, Vintage of 1512.. L. 0 ast-india Sherry 60s. fie' , i 4 . of, and granting nnui. , . • 11. 11.4 i',4. ' " ,I. 16 Id i Ditto, first quality...... 112 fine rich 1 ent sBs. • • ''cit ' 7l Will be issued free bf Expense to the i per .- al Ftelest White Noyeau 6qs. aintual - rellt.ituli amounts to tts. or up. . Fine flavoured Geneva 9s. .64. Ritto Pink do. 01 - -, _. N W lr', . --- -- - tI, i 2,, ' . „ CAPITAL PRIZES. ' . l- 141' , th a e - v " (-: . 0. have the pleasure of announe '4 'llti,,.', ol llc, that they sold in Shares the following liV•• .. "• , ••N in the Last Lottery, viz.- 041 1 "'„,. _:• ' • L•Iti,000 1 2,636 . .L. 300 %"' h e 'N . Et‘i '..,' • 2 ,000 i 3;599. • • - I th Lq•t i ill /), Y EAR'S GRAND • OTTERY NoLi e liet • ° "ing 00 the 18th 3.-XNII.-kltY.—There are i.. S.alkci 2 the Sch euie contains F if ty C ap it a l P r i zes, 2 •• ' • ..... of • L. 20,000 • i . lO,OOO • • • • §,ooo 6 . • ' • • • • • ....................... ... l,OO I ''• • • ...... 500 10 . ' " • .................. 4oo' i I , ." •• • • ............. ......... .... :300. I,tpitt N. 4., s • ...... •,.., ....... . ....... 200 14 4 • t li t all4 5 n ,1 1 , 1 are Beiting' at SNIFF and Co.'s 11 0 ,4, I PlAltry. , .. ' -ha r i n - ' . ~ I And No. 31, Aldgate High- Z-cros s ; street- Ditto old strong do. d.' Ditto very strong .....12s 6d. Fine old B. Brandy. . 16s. od. Ditto Jamaica Rum..l9s. Cd. Rotterdani Hollands 265, Fine Cortiac Brandy 295. Old Rum sine Wines, erc. perDoa. Fine Barmc Via de Grave . 754, Ditto Saturn Old Hock., very tine . . .. 140s. Ripe Champagne 40s. Noyean Martinique I i3Os. Claret' Frontigniac Jitto 1 Runs Shiub....s6s. • • per Pipe. Finest Old Port L. 120 Fine Old Sherry... .... llB Old Wist-India . Ma4leira 120 Fine' Coviac Brandy, 10 • Years uld, per Fine Triares in Pints. perDz West-India Madeira... ...36"5. Old East-India d 0,...... 455. Ditto Malmsey 4.55. Old East India Sherry :18s. Fine old dry Lisootr 325. Ditto Ualcavella ....405. ,Difth Constaptia ........565. Port Wine • . Ditto of the most rare Sort 325. lhl--------- t l) \ 1 MORE PRIZES ! ti t t 'o t.. ' hi, b, .145 ag'titi the pleasure of. annowteing It). t . t t il d t;'l ‘ , . Tto , r ,,:." l :i re d h s i v,.. tip . ..-ie of 4veral C / uvry . P it , l__ZE ii S , k id tl 1 15 1 as Jrawa t,he :ioth NlllVeillinr.-*lll t . 4,1, 1 ie has been .piirticulariy fortunate, having No./ 2 „, • _ " 43 • - ..a Prize of-. f . 20 , 000 t-738 ; I,ono 1,121, .............. q ll ‘ 11 ,148 ........ 2,58: ............ 1`0„ c, ' • „,_" . ... - tOt t 'll.V sittpt to . s. .... , • . Scc. &c. - ~ t o. 1., tl 0 trongiy recutimend the.NE. XV YEAR!S ili 10,6 N.,.,.. le attetaiiii, of hi • Friends ; with onir 12,000 t. ' ai t th tre V I PTV CAPrax - ' '-. ' ' f '°'°°l. k it tik t ' .B4'ii PRIZi.S,rwo o ..- , b 4 .', coast • c •-to begin I Slit &A : , .1..:.(11-t.Y. awl , finish Og it t'l , ( )It ,ant varieti, of Numbers are in z.,aie at 1 40 , k ! ,,%t h e i' s, '2, CqltNiliLL .. kill: 18, COVi.NTII.Y -`lkc bth e eriry ckscription * of Ruiiness in tne Pithlie II disZte(tvernatent Steur , !ics, 4, transacted with. 500 .5.00 300 200 1 -1 1/ , ---- )),;:tliN&""--Tliiii painful' .a.tia eventi.allylv.(l63l,l:lgvei;,:, k'' L li , ' .. 1•4 4 1 4 ,i/ i t .. May he ssuri.i , *(l and safely ren±ore%.,, 1 . 4 1 7, 1 14 kt i ii i , u s !'t to' the Medicinepi - epared by Oi, N I . .". ii,Z e , C. vent:gar:fro., It is sold th . ere . in . O tt i,, , } N I: , ,or thret. !or 11. In. each packet is coil . I.t.iiii k ' 4 .1 14.44,1 ample- pei nted Dircctions, Role,' and 1,0,, t i r 1 4 ,.- dt anyone siri,i.i.r wider this painful di, N,li..iiii„l:tri lye... _ l:l 4 l,e s 'iatist aetio , l ' ofqudgingso . f, and . pur r st a ii r n4 t ti t r g , „:" 1 ,. :Ile 9ode of effecting . relief,.ol of 0 .. h ifi . i t... o 4 ,t.,1! eventing the danger 'of` Fistula. which `, 4 t . , il l '„, s itc _!t'd or ill-nran'iged Piles. A 'flung other O(Vitlii's'itis,L7e,nuieal teiente, who . have approves of .the i , h i , I, lill i gt.e•teil by the the medicine (or of the I L O , til he ," 11 1)0se it, and the mode of atuint,tering ILO, tl!'l4,l4entioned this celebrated Stahl, Hollimni, k i 'l ' , t l ,!')t , t ' iti 11,.41"johri Huuter When the Piles are paid 4,, v 4. t tt: k g r '' e t ° ni; l t r o e ;lY st•Ne, the healing art has r . es , T , u h r e c s e e s e t. 11,.„ 1 p4i4,,._, ii.re.ve, tint to establish a eure.. I tl y ;v i tt % f zu out in the above printed Directions. It (i , i,,litli.;?, Ci.. qt , r4 .. ,Itanlall, Royal Exchange; Maud e ' A 1" kiltet;iiieti, mi„7ll, Keene Nlevler, Bath; Oi. ttirn; Ni.lb., Bristol • ' Seeley, ' Buckingha.m; Town- Tyler, Brent* ON; 41, 1 , igh - , j ' ) • 44 rsd en . Cackeste; ; Jolliffe, Crewiterne ; tit,N,ll; i.)ltolle.4rl,!table ; Trewinan or Woolluei, Exeter; 041.q,tlitcty, rlarold, Marlborough ; Inwood, Newport ' 4 . r 4 e. _ i 'lter ,4 4 , 4dge, Northampton; Jones, Oxford ; voic;tt'-'T,(lle,Saliikniyi Crsitwcll, or Langdoa,. ' ' a4l4l ° . n ; .Evill,. Wells; Edesi. Wick- sAFEST WAY TO. ATTACH IMPOSTORS. SWORN before the Lore!Mayor at the Man sion House, London, on the 44th November, 1814— That Mr. PRIN('E, of Johu-streef,'Oxford-street, is the ori .o.ial• Pro , :rietor of•the RUSSIA. OIL; and after spending thousands. - which can rte proved by the Proprietors of. the !Kim:lied News alters in_Londua, and also by most respccta-..- ble Wll , :resale Pet ftimers and N•L•didine Venders, it !oust be confessed it is villainy of any person to counterfeit. There are many who have used Ito •;ia Pit without benefit, on ac count of he;Tig Inrosed on by impostors, who sold them • cottaterfeit, therefore he partcular to ask fur Prince's Oil; suit if ioi) Pertnturr,. Medicine-Vender. or -Hair- Dresser sells, • ,itssia Oil, • under any pret enceavhatever, that is not Prinax's,. are Impostors, as selling counterfeits to their cit , •tpnicVs. c The Royal Family , Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in ge. :nerai. mar reiy ao it that it is the hest anti wholesowest Oil for the hair (=eat 'eaten, and Children; and if used conXtain 'att • a hair will fall off Ul7 turn grey, and makes. 'Weal; 'and 'short hair" grow thick :and twig; readers dry o r hat•ih hair soft; kliere•hair has gut thin or 'bald,- if the least roots remain,. will :Se rest.ned. Promotes eye-brows and whisket's• Lathes will find it' curls real or false hair which • wil% they like. Thoesauds of “entlemen that were bald declared, ,after !lassie Oil regularly for a short time, thq bald places itecieue covered wO.h. hair. Gentleme-n who wear poWder ought to use It instead of pomaium, as powder is in jurious to the hair, and makes it fall off or turn grey, or gel b a ld, at an early age ; but by using Prince's Russia. Oil in stead of ,pamatuni, not a hair will tall °liar turn grey. In fitare no tither - belt large - size bottles will he sold, one guinea a bottles two battles far 21. ; or six for 51. . Obsmve.—Each guinea bOttlecantains. the quantity of four bottles, what used at Bs. which is a saving tit . t Is. LtAies and fientlenien will be more particular, when paying a guinea per bottle, to hare Prince's genuine Russia OIL .Patents, Guardians, and Gavernesses, are informed that each - guinea bottle contains five ounce bottles, and by get- . tiny of any Druggist ounce vials, they may separate it into five. Sold by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, John-street, (4- fOrd-street. As the numbers run irregular in .161 m-street, therefote oh'; - ere it is next, door to a Coach-maker's .— And by Mr. Smith; Perfumer to his Majesty, -New Ikmd-street'; Hendrie, Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichhorne-ktreet ; BaY ley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and Duke. and DuiliAs •of'York, ,Cockspor-street; Harding, 89, Pall Mall; Newberry, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Church-yard; Barclay, 96, Fleet-market; Butler, 4, Cheapside; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's iciturch-yard; Low,S3o, 'Strand; Bacon . ; 150, Oxford-street; Berry and Johnson, Greek-street; Weston and Rout, 429, Strand; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Itigge, 65, Cheapside; Bolton and Tuft, ttoyal Exchange; Brodie atulDowding, Sa lisbury; Ri e bard Smyth, 16, Daioe-sireet, Dublin; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Merchants, .Captains, and Conatil Venders will 'rocsive liberal allumance. • . . e• 64 ( r. , s er,„ !Air „ , • ic e . 'l le e ' , e d I tOI 4 Y s' r' l ' , c irY, f og „J 7.' N. 13. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. In the Press, and immediately will he published, By I..ongiila, Hurst, Rees, , Orme, and Ern Wn, :Q•ECII. ET i EMO I RS . of NAPOLEON 111,10 :NAPART: , , written a Person who never quitted his Sifle - for. 1 ,- ", ft eeit Years. - . . This work Was gam: thcongh Six Edi , ians in a very short time, 'and created 'a great svitsatioli Zit. Paris. It contains an intiuite noniier of private-Anecdotes, ud describes litiona in_his Retirement —in hi; Fits of I.)..issiffif—in his _Artifices— itud'in all his various pos.itiOns of the Fiild'and the Cabinet— in Society, and in his Chamber. • This Day was puSlished, in n2mo. (the Fourth Edition) price 7s. Cri. boards of the TIIIERMAIN ; or; the.Vale.ot . Si. 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Co. nn the label, in red ADVICE. - . • WHEN Professioit4l Men, eminent for skill V / 7 and experience, .offer their- advice, and exert their 'abilities, for the cure'of a few reigning Diseases, they rise,su perior to that prejudice which is so justly eicited against the advertisements of awn, ignorant of the first principles, and nnedapated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co'. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to prac tice, and by the' uniform success which their mode of treat ment fot Venereal CoMplaints - has hitherto, been attended, continue with the same assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every specks of that baneful poison, as it ell the re -moral of those distressing 'debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the matriaidnal state. 'ln the catalo , rue , of human imirmities there are mete mote afflicting ttnni thoSe which are the unavoidable coniequeilees of an indulgence in • a ceitiaid destructive habit„ The unhappy sufferer broods • ovqr his Misfortunes, ashamed to seek 'relief. until he is re duced to such a state of , misery as to render life oppressive. To such - persons it will be a Consoling reflection to if wire that they may now, by a new and' infallible .remedy; be restored to their forma constitritifinal strength and' Vigour._ Weak, ,relaxed, - ,and .debilitatedi habits, proceeding either front an excess of' conjugal and illicit pleasure, or 'from a lung reii deuce in hot climates, hard . drinking:, the inindicoms use of mercury, &c. ale speedily restored to health and strength. It must be a self-evident proposition, that., where the ag gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to tbe treatment • and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must rte the greater certainty of .success; and as a proof of this position theit method of cure is :so particularly expeditiflus, as well as safe, and so evidently superior_ to the coennon practice, that in some slight• cases of infection a petteet restoration is completed in the short period of three days, wk . & -in-those of the •uttuost inveteracy, where other practitioners ifavefailed, a proper perseverance in their plan of teratioent ensures-to the patient a safe, Well . "-grounded,. and lasting re-establish /tient. By an early application, the patient wil) escape the 'danger and expence of a tedioas attendance upon - the Tess ex= perienced practitioner. In the must obsiinate and foitipli eated cases of venereal infection,-such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tumours, cations ulcers, ern v tions, seminal weakness; gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have Baffled the skill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, etfrctually and permanently retired, with.. out,the patient suffering the excruciating pain and airlifting hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of • Ulu lunar caustic. In the course of a:years'extensirepractice iu this cietropolis, .nuinerous cases tit strictures have been add are daily under their care, the rota! eradication of which is effected by a 'safe, certain,.and expeditions'neide of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weskuess, —el:iv:A *6mi, and debility, proceeding from this cmauplaiut, is speedily removed, and the patient restated to sotrud and Viguroull health. But where the debility has for years exisisd, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, atteh the stricture has been destroyed,. is indispeusaily requisite to' f e ei ee the . slumbering:sparks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. Several N.iblernen and Gentlemen of the first respectabia lily have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Stricture., &c.; and having received a radical and perinanent-cure, request ; that r ferences may he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan i of treatment. Maar of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had been under the care or Messrs. Home, Heavisides, and other Surgeeiis of equal e niiikeace, .who attempted the cure by the application .of 'the Lulu cauVic, without success. 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