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toiries whee have ..0 ruucte could used. to the defence
.ut .be country, and the honour of tneir s: a,- Dunna
Susaua Claretonna, whit u; D. Fr3llCiceo' PekinCil.,,
Merit.; a distinguished plate. ' By tier seri ices in !lid
compantes of Somatencs, she, some time aao,ate-
ntaired the rank of Sub-l.teutetiant of Intai, ),.
.8y
'cell iticates from the Justices of the town of Cape!-
lanes anal l'obla tie Claremont, aad by information
from the C. autuandLr of !le Divisiun in the -I:lobte-
gat, tralistnlited to• the i,Var-Offi:ce hy Lieuteteint-
General the Marquis ot ..:ottaign v, it annears th t
.1. , a ,
Donna Susinna has serk ..d, with her husitaild, in
the Sninatenes, from .tlie, very c .mmencemein of
the war. She has been present in a number of
an-tions, an,l on one occasion being sue:rounded by
the eneiry's Cuirassiers; she fought her. way thrOugh
them, and after killing several 61 h,.r oppouents, re.
joined.. er cornimny. The re;;utatiov tut her valour
'procur,d her the appotenitent of a caointrintetain: of
Somatenes, in conjutietion with her t.t.i,batid. On
the 14t l, of M../ch last, ~tie preveilted the enemy
froth error the Cal el . a-s, diatingaishing herself
by her steadities.s, and tie tepea't!Li tt:sLll,lrge- f her
baLtdeibus,, 'Which occasioned •t-.• ai;griteetul flight
Of the enemy, with the loss of several killed, wound-.
ed, and prisoners. With the sato, inia-.11,..ity and
coolness, she coutintied 'to serve in • se.erat subsea
ertent atrair, until' that whichoecarred on the 2 Ist
of.. June, when she. received a
_severe contusion,
which has C-(3l,.ine.:t• her to her' bed. - ili, N1.!1,-s:y,
attending to the aisnegaiinea alean ~; this aanaat,
. . RENOVATED HEALTH. • - - and the tilLteLß're Co-iiii-1141 .neillt6la.--ii Aon jolltali- .tgli 'elii\aelit'rSi 'cis3tl ili';ell Ch,e,l-1-
,
subjeFt Ofjust and i
! pigny, has been please;! to giant to her send. litialatad
TT has been too frequEntly The
ofthe elements of
.l. general 'reprobation, that men destitute ' D. Francisco Felony!), the p::y. of a Sal)-Licuttniant
the. Medical art have offered theniselves as candidates for of, infantry; and to order that these iruits of valour
public otronagein the pittfelsion of physic. Forme purpese. and !Oval! y of. Which toe .$O itliall females have given
of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and ;• . - '.' . , .. '
to prevent us front being claited among those empirics whose $o matt) eeet.oples-at tins epoch,•:Should be publlsh-
imprudent pretensions have • unfortunately for society., been '' ed in lII_ Ooverninent Gazette. ' .
too favourably reteived, we have,
lease t, submit to the libetal i
. , The , Supplement to th,t Gevernmen,
and enlightehed a'faithr it statement of our pursuits and ae.. I
quircinehts. After haying received d regular medical educaa thiad`cde COntains a long•let ter nom tile
non as the pupil's of Messrs. Grintkd acid Blizard, whose Sotneruel,;s of the .11 tit offering June, orieg his re.
teaures and practice we carefully attended, asprotessors and ~ '
surgeons of the London Hospital; A e entered ourselves as time ot the, Captain Ganar alship of Cuba *mil
students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire- 1 110. idas ; wit h '- • .4.' el ni, the Supreme Jun :a,
ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded • „est, ine 7th, refusing his retisaation, and
in the different branches of anatomy. surgery, the theory and - , • , , .--,,
..rrining aim in ilia various' .anpointinents. Isle
nractiee of phlrsic,. chemistry, usidwitery, botany, die. _arc.
by those eminent professors, Drs.-•Monro, Gregory, Black, 1 Marquis Avlslied to be excused' front holding his ere-
Handlton • Duncan and Ruterford. -We trust we Shill' not ..'
nen. or. any other public employment, to ay..id any
bedeemeS presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and "
ecquirements are not inconsiderable. Havin a tor a long series ' swpicion of his being ina correspondence with :lii.t
of years inafte Venereal complaints. and the various diseases Ginnt de Montatco, his tat tier-in-law, ',who has acs
of Debility, the particular objeCt of our studies and pradice, Cepted'florri the Usurper.. the office of Royal • Corre-
ia will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior -
, missaryfor the • Province of Santander. l'het Mat-
kno w ledge tO their treatment and 'cure. 'ln alight aM ra..ent
cases of infettion a petted re-eatablishment is cornii,...ied in quis was 'first apprised of this circumstance by
_a pa-
late snort period of two days k and ha those of the utmost in- ragratili.in' the Valentiii'Gazette of the• 2 tst.Mareti.
valency, whale other practitioners have failed ot success, 3 ~ .• t •
proper perseverance in our ,p)an ot treatment ensures to the et: gives an extract of' a letter, dated the 14th of
; patient a sate and radical cure. last OEtober, from the. Coo' t, enCouraaing hint to
Anniast the melancholy variety Of diet:litters which are tile • -
Weds of a habit long and must unhappily pursued by the
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persevere, in' his patriotic caterer •, and imprecdliiig
youth of Moth sexes, there are n.nie more alarming or more the heaviest curses upon those who ,could attempt
I distreising than tturae deficiencies and debilities which fie- to dissolve the alliance between Spain and England.
t queutly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such He anti 4he 'account for the • opposit ion. be-
-1 it m personsmust be.a. consolation to knOw that they maYnow, • 7 S
twee) the Count's-professed sentiments and his con-
by* new and intAtible 'node of treatment, be rest.red to that
greateStot all billion hlessingS, a strong, manry, and vigor- due',
.but' upOn the supposition nett • having been
I ous aunstitution. in all cases of debility, from whatever unable to effect his escape from Madrid., he had in-
! cause arising, as well as in every species or venereal infection, voluntarily
v entered, into the service of theThorper
We may tjecohsulted by patient, of etthet sex with the great-
,rr *St tecrocy arid honour. ' MAUI of cOnsUltation at home from for, the- present, with a he. intention of abandnning
ten to three and horn 6-in the eveninglill teat night.
,bun af. a proper -opportunity. If tits' confeeitinre
Patients ,10 the einintry ate requested to state the partieu.. ~ •
, lara•Ot their case, age, and•general habit of-living, Eire. lec. in.. 5n01.1!.9 net prove correct, the Marquis sa lahea that
)• closiog, a reinatance ttn'adyice-andmedicines, when the same all the- Curses .coot tined in' the above. mem limed.
i• wili be•given, or sent to any part ot the kipt;dotn. To etisure F let er n-say tall upon the,head• of his noble relatiae.--.'
that :tercel a) eSsential to our undertaking, tite pltstage of . ••
; letteistriay be added to the account for medicines. ' In oil•Anug his resignatioa, he bega.than he may be.
. a
_n• CIJKIZIE and Co. S.urgeolls; No. to 7, Hatton-gatden, permitted to serve as a private Soldier,' many cc-
. Nlessrs Currie. and C
Co. have ertifi
catestrier the
re
Lament of Veterans Or Militia• in Spain, or Anie-
aboie spectable Protessois of Lindan and lidinburah, for'
rtes.-, .
u
aingattee, .skill, and hut-minty; with which they per .! : ent)lli• .he adds; "whatever • Pension
diligettee,
rifted-the duties assigned theitt.:doting2the tinte.they at ; .my ierviees- may .be thought :entitled to, for at
tended emir Lectures mid rtacLoe.'
this .. • -' ' ! Mb - - •inent .. 1,.'
,.' have no ig:ier iiitToso.,,subsi,st-
....
.. ~ . - . . etuFe, fl, •. whole of my •ptoderty being iit lie pos-
NXTHEN PROFES-SIONAL MEN ref Educe., sesedn of • tha French, .or itt the hand's of c, alit 'de
...- . • . .
V V non. alai Rosplisibility dtvi.tte troth the general 5.,.i. MOntarco. • :..1' shall serve with pnatsure as.a soldier;
tem, by the selection of a particular branchohe sandunn because I ,sll,lll t•e employed in the defence of uny
ofloog.cnitinued success is the best criterion or superforni.,. 1 country, , and I 'Digit be tree Iron) all. anxiety ~ 'he-
- Fourteen sears • have we devoted Our • N fattice to the cit.,
elusive treatment of two Disorders, and the successful result causeatie inat-attaleaelent cannot atteclt any susif
of.ourelan:gives us additional ardour to oppose, as fir as we . picion to. iny conduct." - l'he, letter concludes tail!).
are able, the ravages of those compiaints whichare the most a brief statement
.of the exertions and. -sac' ilicei
important in the .• atalogue ot [finan 'lnfirmities. . ,
wi ,
lt •
en .
Atter initiation into every Branch of Practice, 'we contain- , he bed made tor the patriotic cause since the
plated the sullerings of . Ste FIyI.ITIC mid 1)E13111. 17 it July,', 4868, When he was first a'orised of the
TAT Elj Patients, and twined a wish to rescue individuals
. perfidy of the !french E,operor. His peraooal di.),
from the ignorance o( unettuaated men, or the equally clan- : • •
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gerous precipitanty 'of getterat Practitioners. ' • ' ntitons reilittiol tu lile Supreme Jouta amount Co
Ihe liiserdetS, to int; cure of which we have devoted our ' 7000 dollars, .beina- the full halt of• all his appOillt.-
, ..0
attention, comprise every species of V ENE k EAL IN P bC- , ~,it.i-is - . , , . •
T 1 ON, whetiter. .of a recent or long 4luration ; atily, All
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kinds of DEBiLITY, whether arising front the habits of • The Supreme Junta,' in their answer, endeavour,
Schoobaxiys; of the inciulgences of mature Age.
• - Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste, in . the handsotneit inatle ir; tit•soot he. his wounded
in the. treatment of a simple Gonorrhcea, arid-it not unfre- feelings.—." In tlis awful crisis," -they rew.,rk, " its
ouently ti.topeoa, that the seeds ot Lite areanaisane3 by the which our !weak tuition is placed; it is tto: ,ne of
indiscretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior matins., i, .
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of ea:
such Complaints ,are easily cured, and even where others tat. it..ast onr calamities to find, that our ee - '
neve failen, we trust that we may presume to oiler a radical iliiVe., by. their perfidious suggestions • and;atrocious
, re-establishment. , l preceediegs, been able to sow dissension among ftfa
, - ,Feiv, huWeVer, are the Cases of -complicated distress io . a• • .• , • , . • ,•‘
.
this Disorder, Compared with the calathitotts Situarion.of mutes, ano, as in a Civil %Vac, to separate friends ,ILi4.i
men,
,who, front an ii:hatlgetice in a SOLI VARY VIC E,•or relations from each other. ' licit let not your Excel=
the prevalent gaietiesvt a fashionable lite, acquire thaystate
ebtlity, la hieh, is. the unavoidable conSeqttence of such letiey c onceive, that either in theneye 01 tile State
of D,-
ni ot public opinion, the disgrace.o; teirticelei inch-
pernietotis abits.
Where unhappy sufferer broods over hit misery, but t fiduals can. tarnialt thealestre Clt. others.—" Li-:: gcods)
carefully conceals Ins misfortune, it may be some consola-
tion tor him to knoW,' that although it may be-ati objett of - a
.IPatridts, enjisving the complacency of cobs; was rec.-
doubt or uncertainty with other . Practitioners, the removal Muue, anti alike honourable' in the eyes of ti :e versa,
of these deficiencies by the gradual progress Of Renovation, is in good hr in' bad. fortune, continue to peaforin the
the acquirement of our experienCe. - ' first' chity'd every -citizen, which is tdaid their couti-
-11 the rites' of Bacchus or, Venus have began 'to-reduce ,tr Wil • ,
manly vigour, much anxiety •will be prevented, by an early y,. when struggling for existence; and to resist wills
counteraction or this langtad state, and in thesc cases, no their' utmost etforts the torrent aVhicit threatens to
great difficulty will Occur. But Where this deficiency
years existed, a proper perseverance is ind.espensably requisite
has- for :cIC,4-Yri.Vherm her." They thereproceed• to inform him
that
to revive the sluinctering Sparks of Life, and to re-stomata„it, - the contrast
bet eel his cOnduct and that of
the Constitution. - his' fatlieraitt-lawa redounds- the fruity to his. hatiotir,
The secrecy Which is so essential to our undertaking, and and° that . they cannot' permit him to resign a situ-
the qualifications which wepreannie to state,- rorm the basis I .
on, . . •
of our •pretensions, and in coincidence with Such, this anima. anwatch he has filled so much to the advantage
ton -is given, that Messrs. L EIGH and Co; may be con- of the country.
suited personally, of by letters (inelosing. a Bank Notej, at • • -,... __-
their House, No. zo, Arundel-atreet, Strand, near Teutple-
Bar.
There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining,
and the Name is onshoth the Doois.
A DIP LUNIA front the Royal College of Surgeons, in.
London, and l'estimonials from the inost eiiiioent, Prlysicians
and Lecturers, of regular Education; and assiduous attention
to the Studies ot every Branch ot tne IJ-totes-sum, are optic • to
the Inspection of e,ily inquirer, and constitute a (air gromid.
ter that success w it,l which v.,e have hitherto been honbuted;
ili. 1.. L. X H gad- Co. Surgeons, Mundt's-street..

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