The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-11 00:00:00

MARRIA6II CUSTOMS A? MOillLe
Married, at Mobile, February 1, Domisique Salle, Rag to
liiw Nathalie Hvrpin.
Is eionsequeoce of the shove marriage, the follewiag Pro-
elamotioo was cursed at Mobile.
Notfers—rThe Captain Gcriervi of the respectable army of
She Chswirrard, gives a outoce to Dominique Sall►, Rug. use
of t►e mope( table iu►abitants of filocile, that the jury of
the Grand Cornpvny has fined him the sum of ?OO dollars, to
be appropriated for Om lo sent of ilw poor of the tity ; and
also, that be keep hie house open foor hours this •veriot,
provide a plenty of the best liquors, and every other it-
freshmen. Ilk et-nary. By order of lb, Compsny.
A. HI NDE NI BERG, Caps. Gat.

REMAKES.
The above mentioned rhe+irari app. an In have been •
Norma* custom, sad is still followed to !meter Canada and
anionic Pettish sesilewirssis, sliest • widow or aidoser mar.
ries ; a party of perms* dr. seed ea merger, with irumpets,
hangs, drams, istarruw.houes, sad cleavers, parade the
streets screaming, yelling, and =akar( " night hideous ;^
they visit the house of the bridegroom and serenade bum
with their vile music. These distill-trances are freepiretly
carried to excess, unless the parties ruminate as above far
• swot of moony or a tre.ut. Widows and a/Wavier, know
the riot of the fliarfirwrf, and govers thetas. lees accordingly,
At Mobile they appear to he organized, mad have • Caption
General. A similar practice to this prevails is Scotland.
cougsg OF EXCHANGE, TrieliosT, Aram le.
Am.t.rdam, C.I. 11 14 Leghorn . ..... elf
Ditto at Sight 12 11 Genoa.— ...... 43/
12 15 Ventre Hal. Lie.... el 60
Antwerp
lianiburgh ...... 38 7 Novice llBl
Alums ..... 38 8 NI. moo, per ex... /15
Paris 3 day's date 25 80 Lrsbue 4B
Ditto 26 15 Opos •• • ..... 49
Hourdesex • • 28 15 t Rio Janeiro.. 4B
Irraukfori ea the Bahia . O5
1585
Pet. rdsiirgh, p. rbl. 81 3 Us. Curk V
BULLION

Trie.ta
Kailesd
Coatis .. .. 3st 4:.elit in 8an...... 3 17 ilat
8u1b..• 33 New Doub100•01.... 3 14 3
Baieeluna
Seville
Gibraltar . . 30}

MARRIAGE.
On the bib instant, %V Chalk, &N. of Linton, Cambridge_
shire, to M isa Good, of the 'slue place.
DEATHS.
Lately at her residence its Rath, Mrs. Langton, witlum of
the late Michael Langton, r.sq. formerly of Cada, at she age
of RI years.
Early in November tact, at Chinn, the Hon. Vakatise
Gardner, Captain of his Majesty's ship Dauntless.
Ou Thursday last, is Duklist, Randal M•Duuurll,
after a short illness.

" In ralidique patrias referaai je jam( a anti."—Fiz.
----From the taint embrace
ynartalysons arise, a pray race.
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MARRIAGE ;thou Id hPthe foundation of lox ii
happiness, which ii uf.en disturbed through the
parties that form the union not taking those precaution
which would insure them the enjoyatout of that great domestic
blessing. Amidst the melancholy tarieties of disorders, under
which human nature is kuos u to sufer, there are nuue more
alarming or distressing than those which result from fa-
shionable gaieties, awl; dissipation, or solitary hammier-
coca. Impressed with a e insei.aimess that our detiatiou from
the general plan has been highly beneficial to others, sad
improved ii 9 our professional acquirements, ant ouly ►y
the maturity of thirty years experience and practice in this
metropolis, but in a late Tour made on the Continent, for the
express purpose of obtaining information, as bathe science and
practice of tuedrine in other countries, we possess ads antages
that few professional Ines ran boast of, and we coutinus, with
increased ardour, to direct our attektion to the treatment and
cure of the following diseases:—Syphilis. !Venous I•ebilit3,
!Relaxations, Strictures of the Urethra, &s.--For the ORM of
Syphilis we have discovered a remedy that is oat 011 if •.11111IF

Oct* substitute fir mercury in the remould of this aeeqpiainh
but which Las the advantage of eradicating the disorder with.
out debilitating the constitution. This remedy has been used
with the happiest erects on the Continent, and ptr•aim to Le
the amens of entirely exploding the use of mercury, exetyt
the most complex and inveterate cases. To the euteebled, de-
bilitated and unwary votaries of pleasure, or to those wham
constitutions are impaired from a long re.;detice in name cli-
mates, we Vedge our professional n•lmtation that the meth-
, sines we prescribe impart fresh vigour to the sMos, excite a
genial glow of vital beat, which gradually extends to everY
part of the frame, brace the nen-. s, and restore the dignity of
man and parent to those also are reduced to a state of miser?
and despair. In Strictures of the Urethra our Wan of treat-
"tent has so far 'Airmailed mei, other method of mare, that se
have excited the astonishment cud upprobation of the mod
distinguished medical men, by effecting in three weeks rues
which defied all the rescsorces of their skill. In al/ eases of a
secret and delicate nature, the most implicit coufideuce may
be reposed hi patients ..f either sec. Patients is the country
are requested to state particulars of their ease, age and manner
of living; inclesing a remittance fur advice and medicine..
when thrown n ill be given or sent to all parts of the world.
CURRII & Co. Surgeons.
Members of the 'loyal Colleges cf Londsa
No. lel, Halton-Garden. and Edinburgh.

Dusuus et placers wtor."—Hor.
Thy house and pleasing wife.
SOCR Al ES, by' his I)iiirourse on Marriage, to
enraptured his auditor with the subject, that the mar
vied men dew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to
be wedded, mid the Spectator" has affirmed, that the wail
"wife" is the must agreeable and delightful same in nature.
The sacred in-tit•tiou, then, of marriage, compasses the
desideratum of our esijulateut, teeming ism only wit► hop
!litmus on earth, bust disposing the soul itself to tumour*
with bliss hereater. Previous, however, to entering
this hallowed obligati**, it becomes an imperative daily,
11.11 Wily to regulate the passions, but to demise the grew
nature front those impurities which the freedom of ors
restricted pleasure may base entailed on it. To it
neglect of such attention are attributable many of Awe
hapless instances, which, while they excite the sum
iteration of the bebulder, should ■lau impress him with*
fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will a ffestioise Ile
body—.a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic librw-
but mute especially dues the premature infateatiato d
youth toe frequently compromise the natoral dignity into►
state of Munition, from si huh the agunised sufferer ewe
thou doubts the chance of relief. To all use* thee, se
address ourselves, offering hope, euergy, moscular strength,
felicity ; nor will our advance appear questiusable, mac:
Slimed as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty pow'
successful experieuce. 'Ms easy cares of married hfa see
sometimes disturbed by the suspetiaimi of Owes blessier
which conceotrate the nuptial wreath, for the female Yid
if often roostitutiunally weak, yet it -
and difieieut 'moray improved into f,
every case of syphilitic intrusion, as
ation of the generative eesosainy, we
cure speedily, end wick effect. Enmesh

the itifeeliogenspiric (MIA that position
take■ up, we deviate from grueral
hesitation; sod coufideat in our own
u Members of the Celine of Surgeou,
ferias community of either sex (especr
into matrimonial life) at owe to

daily attemdamce is givem for primal
lets from the (vestry are immediately
coalmen a remittance for advice and medicine,
forwarded to may part of the world, however distort.
GOSS and CO. 111. R C.
triwors,llolloaverie-street, Fleet.arest,

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