The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-11 00:00:00

A c[tAtt:fNcE.

7 jiESSRS.CURRIE mlO Ca. Sargenns, late in
Ni :jesty's service, ch;:lioge the whole world to
piuve a.single instance where their medicine and rn:rtlio:l of
cure_ nave railed of the desired eflett. The practice of imuly
years in this particular branch or their profession, has not
,given rise to one unsuccessful rase.
They continue to dirett their studias to the treatment and
cure ot venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys-
temr which is the consequence pf the pernicious:and wasteful
rtrects of a habit long sod most -unhappily pursued by the
' youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the
Unfailing source Ut barrenness ; the other have its ravages fa-
tally developed `to them by, adisrressing state of debility,
whii.h, if 11.4 -timely retries: Led, terminates in impotence.
These Are its remote and ulliolete elfecis, win le consump-
tions. loss'of muscular power, and 1,74 t i4mS votts complaints,
usually chara,:,ttiise the earlier srage4of this solitary vice.
Of persons langui'shing un- er the disorders inealait to such a
habit, their treatment is.simpte, arid has never prove:l unsuc-
cessful in the cbur,e of a long, fal;orious, and !midi ektended
practice,. In the tnnst obstinate and complic..tedLasas of ye-
•nereal infediod, such as • onstru sltHis in the uletbra, spungy
excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi-
nal weakness, &Vets, as also , •
STRICTURES, -

Wltethei';reccnt. or of lorig duration, and which have haf-
fle:l rite spilt 'of other Prattitioners, are by their present im-
proved plan of treatment, clieetually and permanently cured,
without the Patient sutfering 'the excruciating pall and
alarming lionOrrhage which treqtiently follows,the applica-
tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years
extensive' practice in this Metrwolis, numerous cases of
Strictures have been and are daily under theif care, the total
eradication of which are etfutted by a sate, certain, and expo.
ditious mode of prv•:iice, superior to any other yet adopved.
The weakness, pel.!ttation, and debility proceeding from this
complaint 'is speedily ternoVed, "and the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health. lint where the debility has for
yeats existed, a, proper perseverarice in their 'restorative re-
medies, anetthe Stridurc has bocci de,troYe,l,--iS indispensa-
bly rN,tatsite..to revive the slumbering sparks °Hite and to
reani te rite con,ttaution.

Messrs: Come and Cu. may be cotisulted-'by either sex
with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their
hoOse, No. :07, lfatttnt saden. -
Patients in the Country are rettnestcd to state the partiett-
,_ 'ars of tneir case, age, , and gitne;.ll habit of living, &c.
inclf.ming a I...iiiirtance for aovice when the
same will he given or sent to in p.at of Inc kingdom. To
ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the
liostagc•ut le.tt;:rs may a.tde4 to to account lor Ortdicines.
9112 iUnr:) 107, liotton gergiette

[PRICE STXPENCE 11ALT'Pt141kVto

SIEGE OF GERONA,.

We have received a volurninons joU'rnal Cl~ tote
siege of Gerona, a city in Catalonia,' which is ;mitt
oth to emulate, at the same time, the former reptt,
tation of this prbvinCe, and the more recent glory
attained by Saragossa. We have iootn only' lot a
few abridged extracts from this noVe diary
JUNE 25.—The bombardment has lasted eleven
days, without any intermission, day or night.---,
About eight bombs-are discharged every quarter of
an hour. Some houses have received from 20 to 26 ;
and some convents more than g 6. On the i 7th,
the Tower 6r Saint Lewis was attacked ; and after
the enemy had been twice driVen away, was de,
stroyed. This enabled the enemy to attack and take'
the Tower of Saint 4arciio, and afterwards that
of Saint Daniel ; the draw-bridge being destroyed,
and the garrison having made its retreat in good'
order.

;• SONE Proclamation was this day publish,
ed, 'declaring the, determination of the•principal eiti-
tens to, 1:teliold with indifference the deltructiOn of_
their houses and effe.ots ; relying upon-the justice of
the nation, which would 1.1,,t fad to grant them the
same distinction and privile2es whirtn were given to
'Saragossa"; Whose example Gerona "would emulate.
The ladies of the-city, -at toe &tine time, are ileclar- •
ed to,haVe merited the'rewards due to patrotis,it.--
Their services on the ltilt are especially praised ;
when they appeared on the Works, carrying
onion and provi,ions io' those :who Were attottity
JUNE rlB. —The 'bombardment, which...l'os ne;.nr
ceased, has been Succeedcrd by red-hot hAls, which
are tired-in-so great atrundaff,::e"tion M. ijuieh, that
many t.:111 into the city. As tilt: erfot ot
my are piinOipally.dtret3ed agaiti:;t_ this c?.--) ••.
principal 1-nean of deters c' are api)led. :0 th.s sp,t.
\\,e ,hail not fail 'to wake the co my teH th:,! szide-
riorvg of uur ar illery, t hat he is ex...;:tuiti)
strength upon a lock which bids ,defianc,f to his ef-
forts. On, the vb!h, -.).61.1), and ilrh, Abe- hoollgtrdd.
m;-titw:s trop) tee Towet
St. DaJiel. `l h' );'as wid.9l-os
di'stiotli,in to many o the company G
crusade, and.rewards to, several officers, I name
oY Perdinaod VII. 0,1 the Q.tith, G..aterar Fahre
sent a sumtnons to the Governor ot the CtFitle of
Megninenia to surrender, in which the Galen! in- •
timaied that the General in Chief had ordered he icy
artillery, Miners, 84c. to he sent against the'Caslis.,,
which he had implored him not to do. .The Con)-
1 mandatat' of the Castle sent the foilowing answer':
gi I have read your summons, arid am sorry for
the. request you made to your General. Ihe of
t you to-use your influence with bum to entrust you
;• with his heavy -artillery, miners, and Saipers, that
you May experience what a brave garrisos and in-
habitants can effect, who know ohlvto conquer or
die.'' •

JULY t .---The Governor thade known dispatchos
receivekl from di* Marquis of Conpignvi Governor.
Ot.ueral of Catalonia, promising, in the name of the
that all builtliugs destroye4, should be re-
built at the public expence.••
Juf.N. Q.—The enetily, though 6 long in poseg-
sion of the towers', cannot avail himself of .;nose post,
tiops, „owing to the fire af.llonjuich.
, JULY. 3.—The following documents have been
published :

" From the Camp before Gerona, July x, 'Seg.

GOVERNOR-7—f have the honour to inform vcn,
that I am authorised by his Excellency Count St.
Cyr, General in Chief of the. French army, to make
suitable proposals.to you, under tire ptesent circum-
stances..

_ .
" I invite you to send me one of your Officer 4,
who enjoys your confidence, that he may•confer with
me in the advanced posts, where he left the prisoner
who carries this letter.

To avoid false interpretations, you may, associate
with him a Member of the Junta, and one of the,
superior Clergy.
" I have the. honour to be, &c.
" KIRGENER, Baron de Planta.",

3.1 bt-ing wotnen t all of whom shall be distinguish-
ed by a rc,il scarf.
4. Wheuever the. generale shall beat, the four
clivi,i9n4, each of 50 women, shallproceed to the
four slots pointed out, attended by their female
Otlicers.
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6. Each Commander shall be attended by eight
women, who shall be charged with supplying
water where necessary. The remainder shall- take
care of the wounded, carrying them to the hospi-
tals, &c.