The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-12 00:00:00

RENOVATED iIEALTI-1.

T T has . . .
teen too, frequently the subjeti of just' and .
,general reprobation, that men destitute (riche elements of
the medical art have offered, themselves as candidates for
public patronage in the profession of physic. 'For the pUrPose
nf doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and
to prevent us from being classed among thoSe empiries whose
imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately tbr society, been
toofavvurably received, we beg leave to subinif to the liberal'
and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac-
giorements. 'Atier having received a regular medical educa-
tion as the pupils.of .Messrs.. Grinder and Blizard, whose •
ledures and.practice we caret 4 ly attended, as protessors and •
surgeons of the • London 'Hospital •. We emitted ourselves as
students in that justly c.elebrated 54t00l for medical.acquire-
ment, the Royal Collegebf Edinburgh, and were: inStriided
in the different branehes of anatomy, surgery, the theory•and •
practice ot physic, cheinistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c.
by those eminent professors, Drs.. Munro, Gregory, Black,
FiaMilton, Duncan and Rutherfoid, We tr.M we shall not
be deemed ptesumpruotis in siying..that our proficiency and
acquireinents.are not inconsiderable,. Haying tor along series'
of years Made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases
of Debility.' .the particular objector our studies :and pradtice,
it will, we hope, be allowed that we haVe acquired superior
• knowledge of their treminent and cure. In slighrann recent
cases ot infection a petted re-establishment is completed in
the short period of two days ancriu those of: the utmost in-
veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a
proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the
• patient a sate and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the
etrects.of a- habit- long and most unhappily pursued by the
youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more
distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire-
. quently prevent or embitterthe matrimonial,state. To.such
persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now,
by a new and infallible mode.oftreatment, be restored 'to that
greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor-,
ous constitution. In all' cases of debility, from whatever
causearising, as well as in every species of venereal infection,
' we may becensulted•by patients of either sex with ihe great-
est secrecyand honour. Hours of cons rata tion at awn.
teiirt>three; and limn 6in the evening till to a''nigni. •
. Patients. in the country are raquested to state the particu-
lars of their case, age, and general habit of living;, eec, t4c. in,
closing a remittance for advice and medicines, w nen -the came
will be given, or sent to any part 'of th,:. kingdom. To ensure
that -secreey•so essential 'to 'out undertaking, the postage of
letters May be added to the account for medicines. •
CURRIE and Co: Surgeons, No. r,e7, Horton-garden.

err Currie and C(. have Ceriiheates fr,:rri the
ahove rOfessors of London awl Edinnwgh, of
the skill,. and ha,mahlty, 'With which th. 4 per-
formed the duties asFi:,ned them (t.,:riny. the time they at,
ten-dot LetlAres ard

[PRICE SIXPEViCit,

SPANISH P4PERS.

CORUNNA GAZETTE VXTRAORDINARY, Awc.

[BY OITIEft OF THE GOVERNMEND.J
The following Official dispatches bare been re.
ceived by Express:— -
" Head-quarters at Andujar, 6 o'Clock in the
Evening, July
" MOST SERENE SSIGNIORS,

"At half-past 'five, an Officer came in with a
Flag of Truce, requesting that orders should be gives
to General LA PEtZA to stispend hostilities whilst
Getieral DUPONT should hold a' conference with
General itEptiNG. I replied in the negative. A felt
moments after, - I received a letter from General
,FiNA himself, informing me that they bad solicited
terms of capitulation. I grant them no other terms
than that they shall be prisoners of wa,r, with per-
to the General and his Officers to we their
swords, and to take N'vi;ll thcim a portmanteau each,
filled with 'their clothes only, in consequence'
of the pills ,ze which they have committed our
towns; assuring however, at the 'same time, that
they shall be treated with the same respect as those
Lt.:Longing- to the Squadron at Cadiz, and in a man-
ner worthy of Spanit;h generosity. Whilst the de,.

tails are. prepa-ing, • I beg leave to acquaint your
Highnesses, that we have taken some cannon and
.prisoners, and, in short, that General DUPONT
completely hetumed-in nn all sides.
". May •G'od 'preserve yotir Highnesses many years.
• •6 XAVIER. DE CAS LANUS."

" The Most Serene the Supreme
luau olUoictranent."
• N.B. A dispatch of the same date, and commu-
nicating the same intelligence, has been received
from Seignor Count TILLI, a member of the Su-
preme Junta, who accompanies the General of the
Army.
NOTE OF NUE SUPREME IIiNTA.
ScvIL4E, JULY 20.—The Supreme Junta has
the most entire satisfadion to inform the public, th.t
by a dis Patch received this'day, by express, from the
Most Excellent Seignor D. FRANCISCO XAVIER
CASTANW, Captain... General of the Forces of AndL-
of which a literal extract 'is hereto, annexed,
a most convincing proof is given of the military ta-
lents vs ith which the operations have been condutiee,
inasmuch as the results e%aelly correspond with the
Well-digt.4ted plan which had been formed. So for-
tunate have they been, that from the very first en-
counte:, the enemy has continued to fly with the

utmost disgrace, and his flight has been a complete
rout this etfec., • having been prciduced by events
which he certainly could not have preVented.

". MOST SERENE SEIGNIOR,

" In my dispatCh of the 17th, X acquainted you
with the state of our operations and proceedingso7.
On the 13th, General 'REDING wrote to inform me,
that at nine in the -morning he had entered Baylea
, .
-with his owa divisicti^ and that of the Marquis Da
.• • •
ComrEtc-3Na, which I had ordered to join himi and
that the enemy ‘.ere retreating from that place to
Guarrautan, baring left behind only a grand guard,
. •
which w,is put to elle rout. I instantly wrote to
REQING tO attack Andujar, in flank, with the two
divisions, whilst 1 ShOuld attack it in front. I Was
preparing to execute my plan at day-break this
morning,
.when, at two o'clock, I was apprised that
the enemy were 'evacuating Andujar, and, mak-
ing. 4 precipitate fight by the road to Madrid.. I
cumot conceal my surprise, that the inhabitants of
Andujar did not give me the slightest notice of this
movement. •

that the enemy were making their es-
cepe from. me, I ordered General LA PENiti with
his division and some reinforcements, to harass their
rear ; a disposii ion so much the more prxper, asl bad
just_ received a letter from General &MING, inform-
ing me that he had marched from Baylen at three
in the morning, with the intention of making his at-
tack pun Andujar at eleven-; so that in cOnse-
quence of his a6live and opporturielnoyeinent,, Du-
PUNT will find himself Placed between these two di-
visions and that of General LA PENA. I
.flatter my-
self that the result will correspond with the well
combined dispositions of 'the plan.
cur Eirv,htiess may hourly expect Intelligence
•of the intendeo attack of to-day, for 'which every
thing is prepared.
" 1 occupy this city with the division of General

JONES, I have taken a position adapted to cir-

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rne enemy have left 300 sick; and it
is belie-vea that General VEDEL' Was killed in the

•
affair of Zvlcogibnr:
" I have al,o received advice from Commandant
CRUZ, that be had proceeded with his sharpshooters
to Los Banos, in order to cover the movements Of

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