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London, England, 1818-04-27 00:00:00

DEATH.

On the 19th inst. at the Depot, Portsea• in the 591 h veer
of his age, John Thomas, Esq. late Lieu. -Colonel of the '29'h
Foot, and Barrack-Master at Porismunth. He sewed an
America during the whole of the war, and was at the tskinr,
of the West India Islands in 1704 and 1800, where lie filled
many of the highest Staff situations.

HIGH WATEIt THIS, DAV AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Horning 18 after 7. I Evening SI after S.

THE lonK—established repotolioo of Messrs.
CURRIE and Co., cumbined with their well-knowri
experience aitd success in, the treatment and eine Of a few
reigning complaints, gives them superior claims, amid a de.
eided preference over all other practitioners.
Mewl. CURRIE and Co. as regular Surgeon., present tb
the politic the result of thirty years' experience 111 the cure
of Syphilitic Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficit at.
cies which not unfrequeritly prevent air inihitter the wort-
monist state. In the stations gradations, from recent infec-
tion to confirmed Lees, their treatment commirtll., very
often, a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious rases,
their long and well.asranged experience gives them a promp-
titude of decision that secures the patient from bring mere'',
tinkled out of existence, or having his COllllllll/11011 under.
mined, and the vital pried* destro;ved by a latent lint
sidious disease, or a blind and fatal conadepee in shallow
pretenders. la Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxati ~,,, and
Atony of the digests, arising from excessive indulgence, in.
salubrious climates, M. soldery sensuality, their practice
gives new life and energy to the system, even In cases which
are verging on despair. Strictures of the Urethra, from ten
to twenty years' duration, are, by their superior niLthod of
cure, permanently removed in the eciiirse of three week..
Slight and recent cases of Venereal infection, are mired in the
short period of two days. To the Female Sex it a ill be con-
solatory to know, that they may be cored of those Debilities
whitb defeat conception, and sap the roundel of cumin-
bial felicity. Patients treated with (endow, delicacy, and
inviolable secreay.
Messrs. CURRIE and Co. may be consulted, every ital.,
at their house, No 107, Hatton-Garden. lAoters from the
country, stating minutely the ease, mode of living, kc. and
enclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, wilt hi: treat-
ed with studious attention, at No 107, Hatton-Gm den.

AO Casa► out walrus," was the motto of hint who

passed the Ruhicim.
ARENOVATION of the human frame is, in
Pao, a desideratum in Medical Science; no
make such ravages on the bodily system as Venereal Com-
plaints; the Syphilitic poison glides imperceptibly slung,
until every organ is debilitated, and the contaminatiou as.
sumes the features of death.

As the immediate appearances are generally slight, an
early application to us will prevent the pain and dani:er
that happen from improper treatment. Remote symptoms
invariably arise from ignorance and onkel, they may how-
ever be parried by a vigorous exertion of talent (if the ap-
peal be not too long delayed), and the patient throng!, the
gradual progress of health becomes assured of its cunt n u sure.
Still does not the most complicated inveteracy of the
above disorder equal those instances of calamity, obi re by
the practice of a secret solitary vice, the finest energies of
nature become exhausted, sexual debility ensues, and th.•
sureicr is exposed to the forfeit of despair. It is for him to
look forward to the cheering beams of hope, when we boldly
assert that even desperate cases yield tonne mild ristotative>.
Other impediments occur to irritate the sei.sitice flue-
t' —some natural, others acquired ;as strictures, weak-
nesses, &c. in all of them tee offer the adaptive rcitteoi,
instead of the usual h ins plan of caustic or stimulants.
But especially in those delicate peculiarities incident to the
softer sex, is our renovating method applicable, by removing
deficiencies that too often imiiitter matrimonial reili

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A candid examination of professional acqnireineut
only he feared by him who is conscious of incapacity ; u.
are unconnected with the delusive and insinuatilic appear-
ance of a public institution,and vaunt no nominal nor Rival
patronage, though sanctioned by nutty Of the Nobility, and
even of the Faculty itself; 1111 Members of the LuniThit
College of Surgeon., our title to the confidence of society
is slut " imposing," nor are our promises " specious," they
emanate from a practice proving by its unvarying success,
that no attempt, however clothed with presumed anthority,
can preclude the knowledge of those pre-eminent whim.
taps which are attached to our system—in coincidence
therewith this intimation is given, that patients of either
Sex may consult us with seam, and to prevent misun-
derstanding, the terms, probable duration of the comniaiiii,
ix. are always stated at the first interview, or in alISMer to
letters containing a bank note.
GOSS and CO. 31.11. C. Surgeons.
13, Rouverie.atreet, Fleet.street, London.
V, Letters from the country should be particular in &-
tailing the symptoms, manner of living, &c. when the plover
remedies can be forwarded to any part, however distant.

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