The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-29 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

MILITARY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
ESTABLISHMENT.
TO INVALIDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

PERSONS who have been disappointed in re-
ceiving a cure under the ordinary medical practice, are invited to
make trial of a near and superiorly ejlicaeroors mode of treatment
by Herbs alone.—AlL WILLIS, late Surgeon to several Military
Hospitals. in the Peninsula. under the command of his Grace
the Duke of Wellington, in Portugal, Spain. and France, having
in conjunction with expert, need Military Hospital Surgeons.
dedicated tnany years to the investigation of diseases of the body.
bo.h at home and abroad, has 'trailed himself of a wide field of
prsrtical knowledge and experince, in discovering the most
effectual remedies.
Messrs. WILLII and Co. may be consulted with the greatest
confidence, at No. 43. Penton Street, miser of White Lion
Street, Pentonvillc. every day, Wednesdays and Saturdays
excepted, from nine to two o'clock.
Cases more particularly coining under the treatment of the
Establishment are such as Rheumatism, Asthma, Cancer. Con-
sumption, Dropsy, Epileptic and all other kinds of Fits.
Eruptions, Fistula in Ants, Glecta, Liver Complaints. Scrophula
or King's Evil. Nervous Complaints. Piles, Strictures, and
Diseases of the Molder, syphilis, Ulcerations, &cc. &c.
Advice to the Poor gratis, and Medicines supplied upon the
lowest possible terms.
Letters from the country, post paid, inclosing 3 fee, will
receive immediate attention.

Information was given at Marlbwough-street
police-office, but too late, of the duel between Lord
Petersham and Mr. Webster. Valentine and West-
cot had peace warrants to apprehend the parties.—
They firund Lord Petersham, who accompanied them
to the office, when his Lordship was liberated upon
his pledging his honour that the affair had taken
place, and that two balls each had been fired that
afternoon at Coombe-wood. Another duel was
fought on Saturday morning on Wormwood Scrubbs,
which was of a more serious nature. The opponents
were a Mr. C. and Captain F. Two shots each
were exchanged, and in the second fire Captain F.
was wounded in the ear, part of which the ball took
away.
In the event of his Majesty's visiting Ireland
there will be an installatain of ten new Knights of
St. Patrick; the Lord Lieutenant to be an English
marquis; Lord Manners to be created an earl ; the
Marquises of Thomond and Cunningham to get
English baronies; Viscount Mount-Earl to be an
caul; Viscount Gort to be Earl Colooney; and
Thomas Ryder Pepper, Esq. of Laughton, county
Tipperary (brother-in-law of Sir B. Bloomfield) to i
be elevated to a baronetage. The King will remain
a s'iort time in Dublin, : nd in his tour through the
country will spend a day with Mr. Pepper, and will
visit liallyvally, county Clare, the mansion of Dr,
Parker, in whose demesne stands the site of Brian
Borholme's palace.
If the reader is afflicted with Fistula, Pas, or
late Martin Van Butchell, who used to treat these
complaints in a way peculiar to himself, and to
effect cures almost universally without having re-
course to either Cutting, Caustic. or Confinement,
which is the usual praotice ? We find his an D.
D. Van 13utchell, surgeon, accoucher, who resides
at No. 48, South-street, Berkeley-square. continuos
to perform cures of the most dangerous cases by the
same method; and is as completely successful...-
Both rich and poor, who are thus afflicted, will do
well to observe he requires no remuneration until
they arc satisfied a cure has been performed ; in
&et, the pour aro relieved gratis if respectably
recommended,
Libel on Me King.—Friday evening Mr. Thomas li
01 Dolby, publi r, in the Strand, was arrested at his
own house, a Judge's warrant, by two tipsters
of the King' Bench, charged with publishing a libel
concerning his Majesty, in a work called " The
Navin. '