The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-06 00:00:00

MARRIAGE.

On Thursday, 9.4 Inst. at Aldhurnugh, Sufr4k, by at
Rev. 1. F. Buhun, Rector of Depicts, SuffAk. (Vurren Mer-
cer, Emi S.C.L. of Trimly College' Oxfurd, to Sarah, se-
cond daughter of Robert Butcher, Esq. of Via,soni-gruvr,
near Bungay

DEATHS.

At the Mitre Inn, Southampton, on Friday, on his sc.
to Ilse Isle of Wight, William Allison, of Limit" Esq. ard
thirty.
On Friday, the Roth alt at his hoarse, at Alaimo, near
Prreintv, in the 4flth year of his age. Thomas Si ,rkir
thtworth. Esq. Deputy Clerk of the Crown, and Iteiro.trar of
the Chancery of the Comity Palatine.
After a lingering illness, of nearly two sears, WM.!,
wife of Joseph Todd, Esq of Toickstiloim Perk.
Uo Wrduesday, the Ist instant, John IRleadria, Fig. of
Stoke-hall, Ipswich, in the 75th year of hi. a cr.
Suddenly, at St. Slartin's.hy-Imor, 21r. .1..1in 11111, a
en
spectable farmer. It is remarkable that Mr 1101, white rid-
ing, was eriz.tl with a 6t of apopf-xy, and fell f.om ;int
horse, ilw same animal from which his sou, Mr. Julio IN:,
of Pelynt, lately dropped and expired.

HIGII waTen THIS DAY AT LONDON RKIDGZ.
Morning 30 after a. II Eviving 4'4 crier S.

iui-
THE Pipit—moo of Pi 511 Of sue, hub
Nieuwe, that beyond auy other it ougleeLbs he kers
char of and quackery.
Messrs. CURIO E and CO. having dedicated themselves
to Itie study, and been gratified by the stunt corisiderrlite
practire is that branch they thought proper to urkrt, irad.
that, aft. r thirty years residence in this eleerrips!is, their
lents are so well known, and their reputation PO conoikt.s,
established, that no apology is required fur (heir ilevtaines
from the regular mode of practice. It may be isomer se
state,tliat their medical education has herr otter filet Oar,.
that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of LU0.11,11
and Edinburgh, and as satisfactory evidences of the ti.:llr
of this statement, their Diphimas and Testiintintal. insy
be sten at their house, No. Itl7, Hattonagarden,
wlurr
they may be consulted wish the greatest seerrsy and how's,
by patient. of Mitre, sex labouring under any of the follose.
lowing complaints:-
Ist. A certaiu Disease, foe which they have discovered a
remedy that is MO only a CISMOkte suhauhile fur nit rem, is
the cure of this eromplaiut, but which liss the adeaniagr• L.
eradicating the disorder without 11.11:110v .hi;: the consiiiii•
Lion. This senierly has been used fro suns. time with OW
11111OltitIii effccts on the Continent, arel in tie •
means Ur ClOlrrly 1•Ip1014111g Ihr use Of int rcuty, evcciit
nt
the u.irst complex sad inveterate cases.
'ldle 1u eases of Herviiim Debility and rastialotr flehlia-
tion their researches have bees, semi fel aes: thee tote
to a Isle introduction to a friend and pupsl of the illustrious
Tissue the acquisition of • simple molt of I. cameral, whir It
in thsraraiisr the violent means hitherto practised in ll.'.
country, gives a tone to every muscular Moe of the ;when ,
restores his animal spirits, and re;estatilishes his rime,
without inflaming the constitution, and thus r %poising 1.,•.,
to the dangers of re relapse.
In Strictures of the Urethra, klessra. Come
CO 's plan of treatment has so far surpassed rct. y Jibe, it
thod of cure, that they have tacked the estinc.limeut and
approbation of the most distinzitished wierdeal men, Li
effecting in three weeks, cures welsh dr tied all :he reeare.
of their skill. Messrs. Carrie and 0., of lair nave b.., w se-
rat patients who bad beets weak enough ar place rh POMP..*
Nader the care, and submit to the Diode of team eisd,
st
men utterly unskilled io the cure of this most tfanteralo4 "
paiailei complaint, and when after the loss of eri• eh time mil
motley, they app:ied to them, and felt the .thency of th.i.
plan, they have been invariably as warm to eb.ie roomer,
datioas of the skill to which they owed their escuiratiosi
health, as strong in their cetasurea of the troutarim to wise h
they had nearly fallen victims.
Patients is the country are desired to slate paiticalms e.
their case ; their letters must be paid, emclasing a Kash 0,
England note, when the necessary advice and arsitorers
be sent to ally part of the world.
No. 107,1111t0n-careen.