The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-10 00:00:00

RENOVATED IiEALTI-1.

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nas.been too frequently the subject of just and
-general reprobation, that niA destiCite of the e.eme: is
of the Medical art have ofrereirftheinsel yes as candidates ior
public
patronagein the profession of physic. For the purpitA
of doing justice to the result of studies andex
to prevent us from being classed atriongthose empirics whose
imprudent pretensions have, unfirttinately fiir society, beet,
too favourably received, we beg leave to submit tothe liberal
and enlightened a faithful statement of our. pursuits and ac.
:quitements. Attet having received a regular medical educa.
tion'ai the pupils of Messrs G rintiel I and Blizard, whose
ledures-and piactitc we ,:.cfetully attended, as professors and
Surgeons of the I.Ondon i lospiral ; We entered ourselves-as
students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire-
• Mont, the Royal Coliege of Edinburgh, and were instructed
in the different branches of anatotny,.surgery, the theory and
practice of physic, chemistry,- midwifery,bittatiy, &c. &c.
by those etninent prolesSors, l)rs. Munro, Gregory, .!;lack,
Varnllton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not
Le deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency an'
ac.ituretnems are RI inconsiderable. -Having for a long series
of -years made Venereal Comolainto, and the various-diseases
-oi Debility, the particular objector our studies and practice;
. it will; werhope, b allowed that we have acquired superior
knowledge of their treatment- and cure.` In slight and recent
cases of ip.feeLtion a petted reestablishment is completed in
the short period-of two days ; anti in those of the utmost in-,
veteracy, .where other practitioners have failed 61 success, a
proper perseverance in our plan of tredtirtent ensures to-ti e
patient a rate and radical cure. -. •
Amidst the Mel-ancholy variety of disorders which are the
effects. of a habit long and most unhappily phrsued
.by the:
youth of both sekes, tnere arc note more alarming or more
distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre-
quently prevent or-embitter the matrimonial state To itteh
persons it must be a consolation to know that they ma.; now,
by a new ail infallible mode of treatilaent, he rest, red to that
greatest of human blessings, a strong,- main ;,,n1 vigor-
ousconstiintion.. In all cases of fn.in whatever
co,searisi,,--g, as well ;is in every species of veherea:
we may beconsuited by patients of either sex With rite grev.
„est secrecy and honour. Hourso consultation at how:: troiti
ten to three, and-ftouri in the evening till.fio at night.

. • Patients id the country .de requested to state the
lars ft their case, age, and general habit allying, ac. &c.
closing a rernituince tor advice and V/ hen.thesan.e
Will he given, or sent to an.) part of tip. kin,aleni . To ensu
that secrec4. east-mid: _to our undertaking, ti,e ;..ristage
etters.:nay be adilef: to the account for medicines-.
CUR it I E and Co. Surgeons, No: to 7. Hatton-garden,

Irr Messrs. Currie and CO. have *Certificates horn t! c
Bove respectable Troressor6 of London and Edinburgh, for
the •illignce skill,' and humanity, with which ihey pci--
f„ur,ed the Chaties aSsioied them dukillg the tartee Llicy
Aei.do their Lectures acid Teatime. • •
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~ • . NtW MUSICAL FUND,
Established April Ir, 1756, for the Relief of Decayed nisi-
' , cians, their Widows and Orphans;
- Under the Pa:rone.ge.cf
His Royal I-Tiahn the Pli.i SCE REGENT,
1-1!s I T;.;hr.es , .t)12'...-;e of
His Royal the Duke of C (7-MBERLAND,
• His IL>tyal }-1 'less the Mike of SUsSBX,
His I:o.yai Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
And his Highness the poke :,f GLOUCESTER.

PlitSIDEtiT.
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX.

VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Th. Marrru;s of Douglas • Lord Cliarle,s Spencer,
and Clydes'iale,. . John Spencer,
Earl Spencer, I Sir George Denys.
Earl Pomfret,

K;NG'S TIVArq E,
.14:N.YMARKItT.

ON EURSDAV,

MAY 19, 1814, will be

A GRAND Ml.---17

tt,N; IUS CONCERT

O - Vocal and lostrtrmen• for ti„; 11,.,,,.fit bf this In_
• Stittltion ; on, which t Orchestra will br on the
Stage, on the same gr,riil Scale of lest year.
Principal Vocal Performers, who have already kindly pro-
raised their Assistance :--7,l:teaine (atalani, Mrs. Dickiins,
and •Iyildame Malrconai being:her first public -peLforMance in
Etigla:ad ; Signor Tramezrani.; and Mr, Brillani.
In the conrte of the (;oneert -Will he performed,-a Concerto
on the Harp by Mr. P. Meyer, inn. and a Concertante for
Seo French .1-I,:rrns. by MessrS. Scirincjie ;froth Berlin):
Le-40er of, the.7l. lint, -Mr. F. CRAMER. • i
Condi;ctor, C-CORP,F.
Further Particulac4 will he announced in due 'time.
Tielztt's, for the Boxes and Hi, tOs. for the Gal-.
1etY).55....: and tinbscriptions . received
Shops; of Mr. G. Smart, "f reas.urer, Poland-street, Sulu ;
of the Secretary, Mr. J. King, 14, Little chapel-street,-Sdlio;
acrd at the Opera-Office.