The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-30 00:00:00

RENOVATED, HEALTH

TT has:been too frequently the subjea of just arid
general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of -
the• medical art have ()aired theMselveS as candidates for
public patronage in the. profession of physic. For-the purpose
- of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and
to prevent us frotnbeing classed among those empiticiowhoSe
imprudent pretensiohs have, unfortunately for soclety,, been
too favourably received, we beg leave to submit-to the liberal
and enlightened ifaithful statement of our pursuits and -ac.
qui rernerits. A fret. having received a regular medical educa.
null as the pupils of Messrs. Griiided and Wizard,. -whose
leelures anti pradtice we carefully attended, as professors and
surgeons of the London hospital ; we entered otirstives as
students in that justly celtbrated sclaord ffir medical acquire-
ment, the Royal College of Edi•nburgh, and' were instructed
diiferet-a branches ot anatomy, surgery, the theory and
practice of physic,. chemistry, midwifery, botany, Src. &e.
by those eminent professors, ,Drs:
.Ivlonro, Gregory,_ -13-lack;'
Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. W trust we shall not
be deemed- prescimptuotts in saying that. our proricieatcy-and -
acquirements arc nut inconsiderable. Having for a long series
of years Made :Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases
of Debility, the particular object ot our studies rind.-,praftie9):
it will, we hope,,he allowed that we have acqUired superior
knowledge of their trcatmehr anti ewe... I n.slight and. recent
cases of in tenon a petted re.establiihment is completed in
the short period of two days ,;.:atict ui those of.the utmost in,
vetei....:y, where other practitioners have failed of success, a
proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the
patient
.a side and radical Cure.. • • Amidst the. melancholy variety of disorders which are the
eift...*cts of a tiab:i lung and most unhappily pursued by the-'
youth of born sexes, there are- none more alarming or more
disiressinp than, those deficiencies • and:debilities-which
quelitiy prevent or embitter tlc matrimonial state. Tosuch
persons it must:he a coosoiation to know that they may now,
by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that
greatest ot all Munan 'blessings, a strong. manly, and vigOt
ous constitution._ In. all, cases- of debility, from whativor
cause arising, as well as in every sp.:cies of venereal I
we may be consulted hy .patiesits of either-etsik wt.7llthegreat-
e.it secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from '
tgid ftorn 6.in the evening till lo at night.- '• •
I:s4kgic are requested to state the particu.
ten
Patients in
age., FAt ofliving, &c, lars of their case,
erasing a remittance for arivice:addincaii: tv-telLfhe same F
will be given, or sent to any part of the killgdom• To ensure
that secrecy so essential to our:•undertakirtg,. tire postage of ?
letters may be added to the account for medicines.
CURRIE.and Co. Surgeons, No: 14, Hattori-garden. I
63- Messrs. Currie-and Co. have Certificates from. the
above. respeCtable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of
the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they .per,
formed the duties assi 'tied them during the time they at.
aendeia their Lectures and era6tice.

OFFICE FOR TAXEs,
Aug. 29, iSoS.
DUTIES ON GAME CERTIFICATES.

"HIS •MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for the
AFFAIRS of TAXES bevel!), give Mtire, That by
an Ad of 48 Geo. 3. cap. is, and passed on the i-st of June,
ISOB, it is enaaed, That if any Person shallyafter the 3.ah
of lune, iSoS, use any Dog, Gun,• Net, or other Engine, for
the purpose of taking or killing any Caine whatever, 'or any
Woodcock, Snipe, Quail, or Landiail, or any Conies, any
• -•
part of Ureat Britain, without ha uing obtained a Certificate, at
direard by the Jaid. Re 7- every sucit Person shall be liable to
the Duty of, Three Pounds Three Shillings, and shall also
forfeit the Slim of Twenty Pounds over and above the said
Duty. • • . • • -

The taking of Woodcocks and Snipes with Nets or
Springes, and the taking or destroying of Conies in Warrens,
or in any enclosed Ground iwhatever, or by .any Person in
Lands in hii or her Occupation, are 'excepted from the said
Duty- and the said Penalty.

To-obtain the Certificate required by the Aa, every Per-
sonletending to use any Dog, dun, Net,..or other Engine,
for any of.the-purposes aforesaid, is to apply to one of.pc
Colleaors of the Assessed Taxes acing for the Parish where
such Person reSides, and on Payrwrit to him df tlit.l proper
Duty, and a Tae: of One ,Shilling, will receive &dm him a
printed Receipi, acknowledging such Payment, which Ike-
ceipr such Person .is to deliver to the "Clerk to the-Com-
missioners of Assessed Taxes adieg for the same Dittria,
for the purpose of being exchanged for the Cetrificate signed
by the said Clerk in the form required by the' said Aa, and
which said Clerk is to deliver without Fee. •

Thetttecessary.printed Receipts and, eertificates'are now in
.the hands of the respective Colleaors and Clerks of.Asscssed
Taxes, io every, pitria, in England and,Wales,,,to whom
respeai.ye y eyery Person will make his application before he
can exercise the privileges mentioned in the said A.

THE DUTIES TO RE PAID ARE AS UNDER, VIZ.
For every Game; keeper beingan assessed Servant, where the
Servant pays the Duty—Duty One Gtinea4 and One Shilling
to the Colleelor and to hive a Receipt marked A.

For every Game-keeper being an assessed Servant, where-the
Master pays the Duty—Durst One Guinea, and One Ski/ling
te, kill); 4 Receipt marked 13. '

For every Gamekeeper, not beint an assessed Scrrant—Mity
iThree Guineas, and One Shilling to the cclleacy and to have
a Receipt snatked-C.

For every Pe4on, not being a Game.keeper—Duly Three
Guineas, and, One Shilling to thr alleaor ; 'and to have-a
Receipt marked D. ,

On delivery of xsrhich Receipts to the Clerks, Certifisates
hiving corresponding marks will he, delivered:

By Order of tine Board,

MATTHEW isVINI'EP.,

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IN/atom, Avq. 2.--On the 2gth -Ult. about lout
in the evening, it 'was reported that JOSEPH NAPO-
LEON was niarChing, and that
.all .the troops in the
city were following hint. This. report was confirm•
ed by the movements made by the French
and all those ofthat nation who did not belong to
the army. The same evening they withdrew from, •
the hospitals- and conduced to Retiro all the infirm
soldiers. They put in requisition all thesarriiges
and horses that could 'be found;'and the troops pre
pared.to march. In lad, that very night, and on
,
the morning of the 30th,,a great part of the army,
the sick, tradespeople, arc.
.of the. French' nation 'set
out. On the day of the 30th, 'there followed tt
preparations 'for tlre-March of JOSEPH and :lie re-
mainder of the army. He dined at half past font'
in the afternoon, in order to prOceed, in the dusk, to
sleep at Charmartiii. The carriages were harnessed,
and repaired to the 'Court of the . Palace, :but' the
coachmen and mule drivers, and most of the_ at teud-
anti of the Royal carriages, had disappeared.i on
which account JOSEPii. could not deParr that night,
and was obliged to suspendhis journey to the aleru-
ing Of the 31st, when tie dep:irted on
,itorseback., as
he was nnable to put the carriages in Motion: The
same morningle• took froM the stables ail the mules,
horses, and harness, and shamefully sold all, at the
lowest price.'- lii the evening't he same day, they
forced open the gates of the public Tretsury-an dßank,
putting the •people in such terror, 'that we passed a
most anxious night, thinking -that a general pillage
was'about to take place: :I..'hey took frilly these
.building above 14 Millions- At mu in the Morning
Of- the ISt•inStan t;.s.vas heard a tatioonade,
though at first tt was taken for a fatal Sighal„was in
fact but the precursor.of the brightest and ll'appiest
day that ever-rose over:Madrid. - 'Ott this sigeal all.
the guards were wit bdraWn, and all' the French filed
off towards t he parade, whence they Matched Off.—
,Scarcely did..day 'appear,.' when all -tlie‘peqpie ran
through the street and the posts ofitheguatAs, but
nothing was to. be :found. 'they' passed 'to the Re-
toiro, and there _they found only a tew dying wretches,
and here and there a dead body. They beheld; with.
amazement, the &itches, pallisadOes, and terrible
batteries direCted against this city. The- gliif car-
riaga were' in flames--Stove seventy cannon, were .
spiked, and about 2000 uarrelS of powder thrown
into a large pond. - The Matiridans, on 4eing them-
selves delivered from thisdestruCtive apparatus:, gave
thanit:4 to the Supreme Being, and ImMeolately
garrio assume; tor their badz;e; the portrait pf-FElts
DINA NI/ VII. • •
M ADRID, Aug: 3.—At last we breathe fieely'..,
The French army, which has fur these tour months
oppre.ssed U 3, committed the hotrihie assassinations
of the 2d May, enchained our tribunals, trampled
upon the :ropte, s:teked the -Royal residences, and
insulted .public decorum, departed trom this capital
on the last day of July, and the last Of this month.
In their front they carry along ksith them the Intro.
der BUONAPA RTE, who, amidst twenty thousand
-'bayonets, could not obtain froin the inhabitatits of
this place the slightest mark of sub Mission. Such
has been the precipitation with which he took to his
journey, or Tather flight, that -'he lett 72 pieCes of
ordnance spiked at the Retiro, cast a' great quantity
of powder into the pond, and abandoned his whole
stock of wine and spirits.- He goes faden.with the
rich htioty of the Royal Palaces,
,the cash of the
Treasury, and chest of Consolidation. The difficulty
of conveying such a mass of depredation retardS his
marches, and gives
.us hopes that ' the provincial
armies will in good time,, overtake .him. All. the
French domiciled in this capital, acid who felt justly
afraid of the chastisement of public authority, have
fled. with; their,compatriots ; a feW Spaniards accom-
pany them, who, unworthy'of naMe„ have
prostituted. their - conscience,- 'sense, and duties, to
. the fantastical
,uotione •of aggratidiaemeOt and
,ego-
tism.
Itninediriteliafierthe.FrenCh. had evacuated .the
city, arms were distributed among all 'the respeCt-
_able inhabitants, forming patroles of them to watch
over the -public-tranquillity. The Russian Arnbas-
sador has 'officially annunciated, that his Master has
acknowledged as King of Spain FERDINAND VII.—
Such events would serve to-give a colour to the ru-
mours spread, as though there -was a' general discon-
tent. in France, originating in the conduct-, no less
perfidious than violent, of their Emperor. It is
even added, that he is arrested by order of the Se-
nate, which. had proclaimed our young Monarch
King.'of Spain and the Indies.
.•
AUGUST 6.--Yestercia'y it was ordered by the
Junta of the Council,' and the 'Alcades of the Port,
that all from the age of 16' to 50 Slickuld tak6 up
arms;' bat we are assured that't nieastire has been
abandoned, in consequence of the arrival of :two
Aids,cie,,Gamp of General CASTANOS, and that in the
morning there would be ptiblic prayerS and. a. Te
Drum. It appears that the French took the.-route of
Navarre, and-that asthey passed along they destroy,
ed the.crops °fa?. rn,•andplundered the towns of all
the provisions,,to preventtheir being purstied. Thus
then did these ungrateful wretches recompence'the
generoui recePtauf- that had been given-to them;
but this ouzlit net to surprise us,- when they did not
',spare those of their own country. A well-known.:
milliner claimed the
.proteCtion'of the army of her
country men, and marched with'it. • She took with
Ler many 'millions, the produce of the frippery with,
which our Spanish Ladies had rendered. themselves.
ridiculous, but ou the road her proteetor§ pluticlered
her, abused her perion it groSsly, and afterwards
:thindered party-of Andalusian smugglers,
which went from thiS neighbourhood, 'intercepted
some-carrier-a
,WhO-followed the army, and. took.
ionl 'them 700,000 reals', and much valuable pro-
perty.
SAL eNIANCA, AUG. 3.—His Excellency theDukt
DE LA INFANTAoo, the favoured companion of FERI
pi NAND arrived in this city bn the 7 th, ita the morn-,