The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

MATRIMONY.

O .-Dilcirtltys. have, contributed more eaten-
- tiatiy, to eestroy...flytneneal flappin,sss , than those
wider, axe 'the Consetincnce or ittiginaided pleasare.- People
Of every rank pay adoration to, the shrine of Wpdlock ; hut
where tr.e Constitution hai tteen taintetiqY Disease, a reno-
vation:of stattilltv is,indispensabty requisite. • .
Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive
treattitettt.ot lee •following Disorders; and the successful
result of our p.an ices us additional ardour to oppoie, as far
as"istie are able, the ritiages of those CoMplai,;ts, which are the
most import:4l4.in thereatalcigue of Haman,
nit Disorders to.tke cure of hint we have devoted our.
attention, comprise, every opecies.of. Venereal Infection
of Debility, whether arising- from the habits of 5ch0,2.17„
hays, or the indulgenecs of maturer age; that, deraugenteth
of the system in Women, which is callef Barrentlessair Ste ri-
lity; Sethinal CifetS,Olistritctlons the Urethra;
as also Strictures, whether .recent or of .long.d.eratien, and
which have-baffled the -skill of other Practitioners, aye by our
present improved plan of tre.atinierfit elfectuallyand perma-
nently cured, without the Paticnf.sinferiug .the excruciating*
pail; and alarming hemorrhage which fit:Oen-fly' follows the.
application of the Innar caustic. fa the course of our exten-
sive practice lirthis,ikietropolis, '110,ot:roils cases of Strictures
have been and are daily under our care, the total eradi6tiOn
of which is. eliected by a safe, certain, and•expe.dicious mode
of core,.snpeiior to any other' ;et 'adoUtid: 'The weakness,
relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this:bomplaint,,are
speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi-
gbrons he ith. But where the dehility'lias for years'existed,
a proper perseverance in our restorat i re remedies is indispen-
sably 'requisite, to revive the slumbering'sparks of life,' and to
reanimate the constitution. „
Ntimerons Diseases are thefresnlr of 'Tgnorance- or haste in
the treatment, of simpleGonorritera;. attd it, not unfrc-
quently happens that. the seeds of lite are poisoned by the in-
discretion-of an unplarded supeiitirinkhod, such
complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have
failed, 'we trust that we inarprestithe to offer a -radicial esta-
blishment.
Few, hoWeiter, are :the caSed'of 'complicated diStress of this
disorder, compared with the
:calamitous situation of men,
m o, fro an indulgence i a n solitary vice, or Ole -prx s.l lent
gal et,i,,s•uf a fashionable life,' •titxptire :that state of Debility
witch is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious ha-
bits; Where the. sufferer broods 'over 'his misery,
but careful IV yo.iceals his .nisfoitunes„ it may be s 000,• Coll-
sola'i, fora a to know, that altiftiugh it ne as onjeet of
it.weriai:,ty with other Practitioners, the removal of
:les, hp the gradual progress of Renovation, is
the acqoi, ,owat ofaittr experience. If the rift-sof 'Bacchus
or Venui . ave to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety
trill l;. Ira an early' counteraction of this languid
state, ;ma in those cases no great ditliculty will occur. _
Pitents-in the countr) 4re:ft:quested to'state the particu-
lars 0: their ea,c, atie, and general habit of living, and iii-
cloSte reMittance for advice and medicines, when .the
same will he or sent to atty part of the kingdom.
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hattori-gardeo

VICTC.irLINg-OEFICE, dlug.9, 1614.
rrin E CONMISSIQNERSfor VICTUALLING
Ar.,11-Y do hfreby give Noti,v,
That on Friday-, the COVE Septemlwr next, they kill be reedy
to receiee ,i"enderkl:u Turitiug; (..iedled':up) and treet for cer-
tain quantities' of PRIN:TE
,IRIgII,,BEEP and PORK, "
to be
care: in the ensuingSeos4n; one third Part thereof to be
packed in Half puncheons, one third part in Tirrres, and one
third port in ; :to be delivered into his 3fejest9'S
Stara' ::•tjej,iford or St. eatherine's,..in regular
proportions, of tech de'scription of Casks' by the periods un7
der-mentioned,

One thin, ? Fria of Me whole by the .2sth February,;
One third poet more in, the 15th' ol'April, 1815.
dud the fcriaiwing third part by the 3lst of May,
And to be, 7;04: for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety
Days of.ter dace.

7'hr Comlitions Of the. Contract may be 'seem at the Se-
cretary's !!ice; at this Office: or F applying to Mr. J. tr.
Duaterville, 4jent for the rictultling at Corh; to the Col-
lectors of Iris itinje4ty's Customs, at Li ,nerick, Belfast, Newry,
and fre;;rferd, and to the PostmaS!cr-General at Dublin,
respectively.,

N. B. No Tender for a less
_quantity than 1000 Tierces of
Beef, and ICOO Tierce; of Por::, will be admitted; nor will
regard be had to any in which the Pike shall meat be inserted
ire zooids cj length, or that shall not lie delivered to the
Board belay One o' Clock 971 the said Friday, the 30th
of-Septeml!es• next, nor, wiles.). the Person so/so maks: the
fl;end.,r, an some Person are This belealf,,attends, to answer
when callsid for.
Earl, Tender must also be accompanied In Letter signed
by two reijonsible Person; engaging to become hound with
the Party ..tendering, in the Penal Suns a; 151. per cent. on
the amount, for the due performance of the Contract.
The antasisd of the probable 'quantities of Fresh Beef and
Poric, becontractedikw, as above-mentioned, may pe known
an and aftta. the 10th of ne.vt nonth; by tip plYing at the Se-
ct:ger? s Office.'