The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-03 00:00:00

RENOVATED

T has:been too frequently the subject of just nn d
unit men destittise'of the eietneti
genetal reptiMaiion,
ot the medical art haVenfkreil themselves' as Can,tul.tret,: tor
puhlir pat ronage in the Protessiun ot physic t• or the purpose
30:cif-loaf;
nsot uni4l
ieisieasnecicurxnvit)el rriitcns il•ev ,hri.ist de
ot doing justice the cesticliat
to prevent us front being
imprudent pretensions•hive, titiirtunauli, thr society, been
to„ favourably received. WC be,; leave t;, submit to the liheral
and enlightened A fAithful statement ot our Piirsuits.and ac-tiiiireinents. A ftet liayiliy,reeviKed A regular tneilical educa-
tion as the pupils of .11essts. Grande!! and Illizaril, Whose
ledures and practice we carefully littentied, as protessors and
surgeons of the London Hospital ; vie entered ourselves as
students in that justly celetirated sc.ltoof hie medicat acquire
merit. the Royal College of Vitiiinurgh, aiui were instrutted
in the diltCrent branches at alialoolyi surgery,' the ' theory anti
practice oti physic, chemistry, midwiferj, b-frany, &e.•
by those eminent professors, Drs. Gregory., "thick,
Hamilton, Duiti.ati and iiuthertinil. We trust we shall not
bed reine presumptuous in saying !Int our proficiency, ,and
acquireinents are nut inuottsii.ler.ible.-Having• tor a lung sojcs
ot years made Venereal Complaints, and the various
of Debility,. the particular objeCt ut otirstrrties and practice,
it will, we hope, he allOWeil tflat tV44: have :icciuired superior
knowledge at !heti treatir.ent and cure., in slight and recent
cases ot i.•.(et.tion a perfect re..e,,t.thiishuipot is completed in
the Omit period at two days ; ;lasi ui tiipseht toe ottn9st in.
vewr4cy,
.winitre other iirattiti.nerb hive tailed ot- succgss,'a
proper perseverance in our plan ot treatment ensures to the
patient a sate and radical cure.
Ainicist the melancholy variety of disorders which are the
effects of a habit hang and taut unhappily pursued by the
yuoth ot both sexes, there AN With! ,r:u.ire alarming or inure
distressing than thoSe deficit:news and debilities which fre.
quently prevent tir embitter the mattimoillit state. To mutt
poisons it must he consotatitn tu know that they may now,
by., new anti mode,.o: reatowsit, be rciturei; to that
greateSt ot all !Inman tileSSito;S, a strung, nanly, and vigor-
bus Constitution. In all eases of debility, trout whatever
causearising, as.-wel I as to every species of venereal in fealutt,
we may be commtrii.by patients either sex with the great.
ear secrecy and honour. }lours', cOniOltA.tichi Ira.
ien tr.sthree, and from (CM t heevenliii! Till tout night.
Patients in •t cuutatiy are requested, to state the per lieu-
tars of
.tikti: case, age, dust general habit of li etc.. u:-`
closint a reinittance. fur ailViee 411 ti luecicliwai. When the same
will be-given, ur Sellt to ally raft the kingdom. To t nsu re
that secteey sotSsetutat to our undyrtakitig, tut: postage of
letters-may tea to the_account for
. • .Cl/ It It I E 1,0 Cu. Surgeons, Na.. t.,7. i a tum-carflen
Or Messrs. Curie and Cu. have (ferla,-;;R:; 11.u'1 the
abese respectable Uri-de:isms Of Loipt..ll and vtimhorgti, for
the diligence, still, snit hiimaiiity, with w pet.
• formed tli••• Mein tithe glee
.t cridc4l their, Leaves 31.1 UtaCttcc.•

" And whereas it is expedient to make provi-
sion for the.unahling the. said Coinpany, and ull
other his Majesty's subjeet., toftittry on •stress
cuitous trade, and also to carry's n :tratie between
ttll ports anti places within the limits of the Char•
ter of the said Company, under certain rescrie-
tioni. and Itegurations ;
Be it therefore enacted. &c. That it shall be
law Fol for the said Compriny, and also for any •
other of his Majesty's subjects to track (in any
ships navigated according to law,.and cleared ni,t
m fro any port of the United Kingdom for any
pints or places within the limits of the Charter
.at the said Company) to, and at Any lute:lw-
(flare, ports, places or countries bet‘yeen the said
United Kingdom and the- limits of the Chatter
of the said Company, sittrate•ia NOrth'and South
AMCHCII (other-than and except any of his Ma-.
)esty's colonies and plantations In America)
unit to and, at the Island of iNladeira, the Cana-
ries, mid Cape de Verde 'Wands, and the Cape of
(loud llope; and for that purpose, to discharge
the whole or any part of the cargo of any sitar
shin or vessel at any stieli intermediatc •ports,
places or countries as aforesaid ; and in the pro-
ee"eution of any such, ciraitous.voyaet, to take on
•board tiny other goods, wares, and merehandize
which can 'be l'egaliy carried front any of
such 'intermediate countries, ports -or plans
• to '.,anv ports or places within the limits of the
Charter of the said CumpanY ; • And in
manner to trade,. 111 any such shin of
in 'tiny voyage from any poets ur places
the limits of the said Company'S Charter as afore-
said, to the United Kingdom, 't'l and at any ,in-.
termediate irons, plac6; or countries betweeo
such lititits and the said United Kingdom, situate
in North or South Amtrica (other than and ex
cept. the euloniei tit plantations of his Likljesty
'l,itteriett), and' at the Cape of Guod l llplt. , the
islzind of St..llClena, the Cape tie Verde isiands,
the Canaries, or Island of : And it shall
also he lawful for' his Majesty's siihjects to carry
on• trride and :traffic, in any ships navigated ac-
cording to lc w, direCtly -and circuitously, he-
tweet) all portS and places within the iiinittr.,of the
said Company's Charter, except the dominions of
the Emperor of -China ; any thing contained in
any chartei of the said Company, or in .any Act
or Acts to the con:rary notwithstanding
yided always, that nothing herein: contained shall
extend, or be construed to extend, to authorize
any of his Majesty's sul',li‘ets, other than tliccocci
Conoutoy, or persons pN,perly liven-ed by them,
kto export or impOrt from or uay such countries,
Torts and places, within or 'without such limits,
or to import into the United Kingdom any tea,
or in any manner tip trade or traffic- in tea between
any such ports or plates us aforesaid. '
",Proyided always, and he it further enacte4,
that nothing in this Act contained shall extend, or
be construed to extend, to repeal or alter, or in
any manner to affect • the restrictions, regulations
and provisions in the said recited Act contained,
ar. to the size of vessels allowed to clear out from
or enteitin at.any port of the 'United' Kingdom ;
or as to any licenses, certificates, or list i rt:quired
by the said Act, in the erases therein specified ; or
any of the restrictions or provisions in the silid.,VA
or in any other Act contained, as to the rewrt to'
and residence of any persons in the East :
provided also, that all wade between all 'lolls, anti
places upon the Continent Of Asia, from the River
Indus to the Tow', of *dam incliiiive; or any
.Island under the Government of the said Coat.
pany, lying to the North of. the Equitt., or-the
said Company's Factory at BeneOolon'and its De-
pendencies, ;hall iemain and continue subject to
nil such regulationi, provisions' and re.;!tictions,
as shall front time to, time he in force in relation
to trade at any such ports
.aritl the
Continent of Asia, from the Rite tit the
Town of Maleetta ineltlsi, Or any .14101 under'
the gnVertnnent of -the sail Contp.inv iviip,4 to the
North of
,than: Equator, to the said (.'ompany's
Factory at I,)eileorden or its
.I)ll,lenries, under
the Autliority.of. any of the t i:)Vet'imit'lltS of the
said company at their several Pre)idencies in
India.

<<Provided alsoi and be it Corther enacted, tllat
his Majesty's Settlettuutt at. the Cape of Good
Hope sttall,, as to all trade allowed by this Act to
be carried on between ports'and,places within the
limits of the Charter of the iznil Company, be
deemed, construed,• and taken to be within
such limits : Provided allO, that :nothing Oere,
in contained,• a to the tiettleinCut being
tio:ctned, as such trade as afore ~aid,. to) he within
such limits, shall extend or be construed to ex-
tend, to prevent, or in any mann.:l. to li'uiit or al-
'feet any other trade which now may,• or which
may hereafter he allow'ed ti be carried on between
the said settlement and any otluir conntries,ports,
or places whatever."

We have, mach satisfaction in being able to
state, that the -trade of Manchestvr, in all its
branches, has attained a briskne3s which rivals the
best dayq in good old titne,s. Sti',ll a month of
November, for business, is scarcely in the ni...-nOry
of the. oldest. Merchant. nouns, In ftrnei;al hive
risen since latit, Spring, froni 30 to GO per cent.
Old England fur ever !—(llritish P:aantrer; Maa-
r/tester Paper)