The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-10 00:00:00

MARRIAGE&

On 71sursday, the Sth inst. at East Knoyle, Wills, She it( 1'
Wary iVoreley, to Susan Catharine, stewed daughter of
Junes Charles Still, Fag. of East Knoyle.
Hugo Charles Meynrll, of Hoar Cross, in the roenet .f
Stafford, Esq. to Georgian., eldest Ilan ;liter u( EfedtrlCk
Pipe, Esq. of Hill-street, Berkeley-square.

DEATHS.
On Thursday last, in Tavistoek-street, Coventgaraes,
Mrs. Oakley, widow of the late Capt. Richard Oakley, R.N.
On the 31st May, in Jamaica, Roger Hope r.lletoin, ay.(
abort 143 years. He perfectly remembered Ow ea, thiiiiska
in 1689—was newer sick in his life, and ■ewer &sok spirit..

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Meneseg 3 after S. I Erasing 22 after 5.

vProfrsion of Physic is of such high inl
reetanee,that beyond any other it ought to be kept.
clear of ignorance and quackery.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. having dedicated themselves
to the study, and been gratified by the swat considerable

practice in that branch they thoueit proper to select, mists
That, after thirty years residence in ship Metropolis, their ta.
lents are so well knows., and their reinstall km so eompletela
established, that nu apology is required fur their deviation
(runs the regular etude of praciice. It sissy be proper to
state, that their medical education has been of die first clao.s
that they are Members of the Royal Colleges sof Loodnia
and Edinburgh, and as satisfactory evidences of the truths
of this statement, their Diplomas sod Testimonial. mar
be seers at their house, ICH. 107, Ilation-garden, sleet.•
they may be consulted with the greatest stereo,. and &moue
by patients of either sex labouring under any of the follow..
lowing complaints:-
Ist. A ee.tain Disease, foe which they have de-covered a
remedy that is not only a compl.te sohst lisle for mercury in
the can of this complaint, hat 'which has Ike ads:imam- vi
eradicating the disorder without dihilitaiing stir e.o.m.'s..
t . This remedy Imo been used for souse tone with the
happiest elr.cts nn the Continent, noel so he Cie
means 10.nd:rely esploiliug the a.e .-f uoreney, except in
the must complex and inveterate cases.
4.11 y. 1. cases of siervoss Debility and eravenlar Reims.
Dun their researches have been moot fortunate, and they
to • late iutrodoction to a friend and pupil of the illusi.loo%
Timmins the acquisition of a simple mode of treatment, 401(.1.
in discarding she violent means hitherto practised is
couutry, gives a lose to every muscular fibre of the patien..
restores his animal spirits, and re-establishes his rigour
without inflaming the constitution, and thus expasiug lUin
to the dangers of a relapse.
3.11 y. In Strictures of the Urethra, Messrs. Currie and
('4.'s plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other sue'
thud of core, that they have excited the astonishment sr J
approbation of the most distinguished medical saes,
cffocting is three weeks, cores which d.fied all the reonom is
of their skill. Messrs. Currie and Co. of late have hail seve-
ral patients who had been weak enough to place themselves
under the care, and submit to the mode of treatenciii, sit
men utterly unskilled in she cure of this moot dangerous sii.l
painful complaint, and s hen after the leas of such time and
money, they applied to them, and felt the efficacy 4.f their
plan, they have been isvariably as warm i• their emuides.
'limos'; of the skill to which they owed their rannestins
health, as strung in their census of the iporsamte ha wraith
they had *early fallen victims.
Patients its the country are desired to state parlicuhere at
their case; their letters must be paid, eurloeing a Rank cot
England Dote, when the Necessary advice and medicines *ill
be sent to soy part of the vistW.
No. 117, Hatton-garden.

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