The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

'HEN Professional, Men: of Education an d
wev9nAnitsty deviate front the general System r.)
the selottion dl a. peculiar branch, the sail :bon. ofjorig.cori-,
tinued success is the best criterion ot superiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive
treatnunit ot Three Disorders' anti the sui:cessful, result of
toy pan gives rne additional ardor to oppose, as far as 1 ani
able, the ravages Of those einnplaints which are the most
important in the Catalogue of lintuan Infirmities. • •
After Initiation into every flranch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wish at an early period of Praetice to rescue in-
dividuals than the ignorance ot uneducated inen, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general PraCtitioners,
The Tine,: I 'isorders, to the Cure of Which I have de.
101,41 triyy atteorion, comprise every cjere cos of V 1.1
kisAt I N 1,4 I:: CT lON, whether ot a recent or long ou.
cation: adiy
-All kinds ot debility, wo,•:titer arising from
the habits ot schod-boys, or the itt.lll,,r• ot matuic
age; tau daait..-enterit of the system in w„-
Olen which is cAlte.i II Alt I: tst 1.?„ ss, „r E if. Ty.
Numerous i )iNeases are tue result of .guorahee, or haste
in the, treatment t>l a simple Goiturrittea; and it not Uri*
frequently happen.that the seeds-ot Lite are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. lty a superior me.
thud such Complaints 'are eistlY cured ; said, even-. where
others have failed,". 1 trust that_ I may presume t4,olrer a
radical re-ettatilisinnent,
tew, however, arc the cases of complicated Ilistrest in
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations.' of
Men, who, tiotn an indulgence ill a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of 'a fashionable' life, acquire that state
of Debility', -'w luch.is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious nahas.
Where the unhappy stadher broods
.over.his misery, hut
carefully ~..onceals ors 'misfortune, it may be 'some cons°-
, latior. tor him to know. that although •• it •be an objet of
• .touht uncertainty with. other l'ractiti.oeti, the renu,va
of theSe 11enLiencies by the gr2,lual progress of Iteneva•
Lion, is the aetioirement of ti; CritliCe: if the rites
of- fiacchus or. Venus have began to reduce Wanly vigour,
Much anxiety will be prevcitrod by art early- 'counterae..
dun of this languid State ; and in these citspes, . no great
difficulty. will occur.'
But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper
perseverance is -indispensably
s!equiszte to reviv:e. t ,siurri.
benng Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution.
el.lE DWOME N, Who hare long'been disappointed
.in their ex'oeclationsor a Fanniy,'' may be ..2,lsureci,, that in
most instances, andvilefeAs are curable by Maine al ;kttt..
Tier secresy which' is so ess,nitiai 'to my milliertaking .
aria the qualifications which 1 ha ye presumed :to State, Porn
the basis of my
‘pretensions, and in coincidence with such
thts tribulation is given, that Mr. Arm may be consulted
v,,eps4ltaity, or by Letters (inclasing a small Note); at tni
boiksC, No. sy, Arundel Street, Stnand, near Ternpia liar.
Cr There is additional 4...ntrance in Water-streiet,
and the N 4111 C is on both the doors. . ••. -•
blwet r /la Nleirihtr c.ra.ne ttoval • ;cse of Surgeons':
A CA:oT lON. Persons .Who 1...15e1y 'assert them'.
-selves to. be Membess. of the Royal' CoLlege hav int; for sevet.
pontits sast.copic;i iny‘Advertiseinents almost weld
'word, at.d.io,srted them as this own productiuns, it is my
. duty to inentierr,-that those Persons are not Members of any,
ICollege in London, lirtinhiro, or elsewhere, nor have they •
any rii,nt to. iirAttise sursery us Lon.inn.