The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-08 00:00:00

I}; and eubli.ifiect by WILLIAM AR M I SKR SCRIPPS (of Horse-terry-load, *estoiiii,sterl;
the Paper,. Later, ktl:the Editor, &c.. (4oßtt-idid), must be addiessed.

IsArktEi\l Professional Men of Education and
Responsibility-deviate from the•gereral System by
, tlfeselettion of a peculiar branch, the simelion of long con"
tinued success is the best criterion of superiosity.
• Eight years have I, devoted my pl'actice to the exciusife,.
treatment of Three l)isorders, and the successful result 0'
my plan gives meadditional-ardot to oppose, as Tar; as I 01;
able, _the ravages ,of those Cairralaints which are the Iva!
important in,the Catalogn. of Human Infirmities.
After initiation Into every Branch, as en Army Surge°l:'
I; formed a wish at an early pt riod of. Practice to res..aie '"-
iiivicluals front the ignorance of 'uneducated men, or -thc,
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners.-
' The Three Disorders, to the Oure of- which I have dc
" voted my Attention, 'comprise every species of V ENE-
REAL INFECTION, whether of a -recent or long
• ration : adly, .A II kinds of debility, whether arising ,`roses`the habits of school-boys, or tile induigenees maturg
-• age: lastly, that derangement of the System in itaaa ,
men which is" aIIedBARR ENNESS, or STE RI LIT Y •
Numerous Diseases are'the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment. of a simple G.onorrhcza ; and it not tin- •
frequently happens that, the seeds of Life are poisoned br
the indiSeretion of an unguarded hotar.--14y a superior me-
thod such Complaints are easily ctired;- and, even iviliece
; others, have failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler
radical re-establishment.
Few, however, are •the cases of complicated distress
this disorder, compared with .the Calamitims Situations c 4
bleat who, from an indulgCnce in a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of-a fashionable lifc, acqUire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of sailA.
pernicious habits.
‘Vliere the unhappy sufferer broods' over his miserv, '00;
carefully•..conceals,his misfortune, it may be smile iaawo-",
lation for him
,to kiiow, that although. it he an obj:;;:t.1
dOtibt-Or uncertainty with other Prattitioners,- the itinowl*
• of these Deticien4les by 'thee gradual progress Of laenovk
tlan, is- the acquirement of iny xperience: -It' the: ritcs
of ii,acchtis or Veniia have -began to- ieduLe Manly
much -alliety will be •orevented by an e:trly Countcr•ic-
tiOn of this languid State; • and in ,these cases, no gr'2s
dillictilty will occur. • , ;
But where this Deficiency has for years -existed, a prove •
perse'aerance -is indispensably equisite. to rea:tve the sitar,-
bering Sparks of Lite, atatsto iv-animate the Constitution. "
• MA RR I E WO al EN, w Ite; have loth be.en disitp-pointe.'
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in Unit' expeetations, of a• Family, univ be• tliat .
most instances, such deels are curable by Medical skill-,
The secresy \\illicit is so essential to i 4 undertaki,ll:
'• and the qoalifications which I have preasitmera to State, fort •
the basi, of Joy laretensioas, and coincidence with anc2,; •
tins intimatitii is giveu,- that Mr., P. may he cousuit,``:
personaliy, or. bk• Letters "(inelosing
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house, No. 29, Arundel-Street, Strand; near Temple Bat
•11-;_7- There is an -additional Entrarice in Water-stree
a aMaIl Note),. at. nrh:
adjoining; gatd the Name is on both the doors.
M. Meinber-of the Ro'yal College of Stirgeonra