The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-03 00:00:00

_ADVICE

WHEN Alen of Idocation and Professional
Skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most
safe and certain method of tresting a fen:prevailing Diseases,
the soccessful rein 1t of their oxpetietke is the best procif cf
superiority.
Messrs, GOSS end Co. Surgeons, Levu' been induced to
make the Cure of the following the object of their partieular
study, viz; acertaiiiroisorder, freqrtently contracted in a mo..
meat of Ant.oxication, and its concoinitsuts, Strictures and
Gleets, by improved plan, r..re s.peedily awl ef-
fect.tiallY cored ; us also Debility, wit,dliei arisimr from Vat-
' chatialian Indulgences, 'env; residence in warm Cbmates, or ii
sei:fret Solitary :I'k,, ton often unhappily pursued by the
Youth of both Sexes ; iu the one, cat teat Sierility or Barren.
and iii•the other a inimeruni train of Nervous Diseases,
which, if nut„titnely•vemedied, terminate iu IropoteUee nod
Consumption. lii that distressing state of Dehility or Deli.
eiinicyt the consequence of such haiieful Habits, or
tsrfsiag from any other cause, lay whiclathe potvus of the Con-
stitution become enfeebled, as regulsrlv educated Surgeons of
London, they utter a drip, safe, and speedy Reiteration to
sound. awl. v igorons health.
The result of a loin; anti extensive practice has enahled
them, by a Superior method, to remove Verie.real Complaints,
however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the
tient to the least restraint in elletor exercisc ; and ha recent
ca‘e,, where an early:l;lo4'4llott is made on ilkeovery of
the Infection, they freptergly • perform a Cure in the short
space of two days. The unprveiniented success of their mode
of treatment (which been kuosvii to fail in one
single instance inn practicc of fifteen years, diiring which
period ,east} tlionsand persons of both sexcS hare Leen cured,
even after severe stud; iniuriiips methods lad been p
of tier Practitioners without effect), Watices them to thus pub-
licly utter their advice. _ _

2essra. 1..4”.;%; and Po: exeitisivdy profeWng the tut e of
these purticulta emulkints, in order Unit they ma% not he
114rtied by. 4 MiNitikell the ohlotivy juoiy at-
taclierto' fhe`ignoroqt itinpirie, think it but t.o them-
stqvvi to state', that thvy have been property eilqesited
initiated into every branch of the profes,iou (ceftithzotes- of
from ilitferent hospitals, ono testimopial, 'trim tiro
tuo,t eminent Phyiicians, ttiey have to convince Any inquirer)
that the xtfceesi Vegultitig from their entire Pour:: toliticed
them to quit the pritetice of the general PrziOtitioner, ataft,they
yrehume that thi it preteiviionl constitute afair ground for
'the tiopre,eettentrit cot iO. nc with which they have, by the
ThiNir, been eo liberally Loma:red.
Patients in the cotintri ..are requested to state the pattiret.
Lira of their en.e, age, aliu ni..nuer el Itci,tg, lidos:lig 11,,t0k
Note, for attire and nod the s,to.e IA ill be fur*
wArtleo to any part of the kingdom.
liioS.s and C0..-ttrigettits, blvt. 13, 11Quvr„..r.4ti4ct, iltet-
struct.

VALENCIA FItER &ND ntoRT moNTevnxPe,
vequierdo, who, at the head of 1500 men,
was entrusted w.itll the defence of San Carlos,
'evacuated it as soon as he saw onr troops ; being
closely pursued by our General, he was complete.
ly routed at Tirapiells, leaving many of. his tim
voundeti, rind prisoneits. The ientainder
of nonteverde's forces disappeared, on being lit-
tacked our cavalry ; and bolivar took posses-
sion of Iralencia on the 2d instant, intending to
proceed on, and enter Cal'aCCai on the 4th or kb.
b. flew for Porto Culiello ; hut he is
likely mot to go further, because a brisk cannon-
ade was heard for two days hack there, by which
it is inferred that another action has taken place
with the Patriots. All the Europeans lately ar-
rived at reneiatelaltave been put to the sword by
the Union Army.

" VILLAVICENIO."
Another dispatch from General Bolivar, 'outlet
date of Vakacia, Avg. 2, sta.es his having en-
tered. Unit city the preceding night, NS itholat the
the !cast opposition, having been abandoned by
the enemy. lie found there an immense park of
artillery, with a. great iitLintity of ammunition,
rtILI9 and muskets.

14.'he Argo, 44 grins was to sail from Jamaica
for Bermuda, .and take charge of a small convoy
to that Island, the day after the packet (21,t. Sep-
tembet) ; several vessels were tibund to ,England.
KINGSTON, SEPT. 10.—We arc 'happy to learn
that a subscription has been set on foot in this
ands in Spanish Town, fctr the relief of the
inhabitants Of the British NortOrAtnerieAn Cola-,
nies, who have suffered grebt 'losses and priva-
tions by the invasion of the Americans ; and we
are still more happy to state tile gnat suecc:ag..of
the same. in order to accommodate the, Sub-
scrilierS, produce as well as, money is received.
Kit.rosToti, AUG, 3Q.---Wry learn by the Dos
kmigos, that tin exuedition which went against
Santa 'Martha, rettiroc.:l to Carthagena cnvtitti 20th
instant. The vessels -ere considerably jojored.
A number of excesses were shortly atter commit•
tech by the Government, disLtrace.fol to any na-
tion and the Captain awl thlieers of his Cmholie
Majesty's sloop Indegadora, •:vhich had been seized,
by the insurgents some time since, were elnlined
together, and made to sweep the public streets,