The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-27 00:00:00

DEATH.

On Monday, the 16th Anzust, in the 86th year of Lis Iv,
Sir Henry Etheringinu, Hirt. Senior Alderman of the C..r.
vitiation, Pairun of the General Infirmary, and of many
other charitable and religious Institutions, established in
Hull.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Itlersiug 41 after 5. I Evening 4 after 6.

HEr Profession of Physic is of swell high lin.
JL perforate, that beyond any other it ought to L. L. yt
clear of ignorance sad quackery.
Messrs. CURRII and CO. having dedicated tbrinradves
to the study, and beeu gratified by the most considerable
practice in that branch they thought proper to select, trate,
that, after thirty years residenee in this Metroperli:, their ta.
lents are so well known, and their reputation so completely
established, that no apology is requitt d fur their levialltoti
from the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to
state, tbat their medical education has been °fit* first clams,
that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of Loud. ti
and Edinburgh, and so satisfactory evidences of tire tranii
of this statement, their Diploma* sod Meow:musha nay
he seen at their house, No. 107, Hattuti•garden, whoe
they may Le consulted with the greatest seermy and Nowar
by patients of either sex labouring under any of the Puna,-
luwing
cuniplaints :
lat. A certain Disease, for which they have disooverid
remedy that is nut wily a complete sithst ten le fur rot it 0.1
the cure of this complait.t, but which h h !• ti o! oe. • ,
tr:1111141.1!)( 1111. 111S..(111r wit hunt d.Lalllnkl ti, • ..sr• .
Tian rema.dy Las been used fur ramie or
happiest effects on the Continent, and p.unrises to Ir tn,
mesas of ratirely exploding the use of nreicary, tate.t.t
Is
the most complex and inveterate eases.
Idly lu cases of nervous Debility and vascular ficko..s.
lion their researches la. Are been meet fin tentoo, anti moo
to a late introduction to a friend and mot tit the 1.1111•111.• lib
Timut the acquisition of a simple mode ut el cal incur, +lnch
is discarding the violent menus hitherto practised to tow
country, gives a tone to every noiscit tar fibre ut the pattt us.
restores his animal spirits, and re.estat Usher Its•
war
without inflaming the cutistitutioo, and thus :spotlit:lf 1.:114
to the dangers of a relapse.
idly. In Strictures of the Urethra, Mmes. Currie rod
Co.'s plan of treatment has so far surpassed retry other toe•
thud of cure, that tip y have excited the astoinshmest and
approbation of the OHM distinguished medical awn, by
effecting its three weeks, cures which dated all the resources
of their skill. Messes. Conic and Co. tit late have had Pet e-
ral patients who had been weak enough to place themes Iv. s
I snider the core, mud submit to the mode of Irratratad, ut
two utterly unskilled in the cure of this most dangerous and
painful complaint, and when after the lose of h limit mid
money, they applied to them, and felt the efficacy of tlo it
plan, they have been invariably as warm to their commem
&Doss of the skill to which they owed their restoration t.
health, as strung in their et mitres of time ignorance t• sbl• h
they had nearly (alley victims.
Patients is the country ate desired to state
their case ; their letter. must be paid, enclosing a Ka, r a
England note, when the necessary advice mud useetactwea
be sent to any port of the woad.
Nu. 107, Hat tousgarden.

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