The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-07 00:00:00

MATRIMONY.

"VO Disorders have 'contributed ,more esscm‘
tially to destroy
.11yinencal Happiness than those
which 'are. the cons:.‘tinenc6 tingilarded pleasure. People
of 'every rank pay adoration to tin:Allrine of 'Wedlock but
where the Constitutioit; has been tainted by Disease,. a reno,.
~vation of stability-,is indispensably requisite...,
Twenty years have We devoted our practice to the winsive
treatment-0T the rollowhig Disorders;and :the .successfulresult of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as• far
as we are able, the ravage's of:those Complaints, which are the
most important in the catalogne.of human I n
The Disorders to th.e' cure of 'which we have devoted our
attention, -comprise es ery species, of Venereal IntectiOnall
kinds of Pehility,, whether arising from thekabits,4 school-
.hoys, or tlie itidulgenets of maturcr age,; that derangernent
_of the' system in Women, whichcis'called-liorrenness or Steri-
lity; Seminal Wealincs.sleets, Obstructions in the Urethra;
as also Strictures, whether recent or of long IturAtion, aund
•which have ha!lled irf other Practitioners, are by our
present 'improved plan of treatment effeetually and perma-
nently cured, without
,the Patient snffering the exerneiating
pain amt.:alarming hemorrhat4c.whieh frequently follows the
applicatfini.of the Innar. caustic. In the course of our exten-
sive ptaCtice, in this Metropolis; numerous cases of'Strictures
have been and are. daily under our care, the total eradication
uF which is effected. by aoafe, certain, and expeditious Katie
.Of cure, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness,:
relaxation, and debilitY; proteedingiroin this complaiilt, are,
speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound. and
gorsms where the .4lehility has for' years. existed,
ttroper perseverance in our restorative remedies is indiSpekn
sably requisite, to revive:the slumbering sparks of life,and to
reaximate the constitution.

Numerous Distases.are. the result of ignorance or haste in
the treatweut of a simple Gonorrrhcea; ncid it not mitre-
quently' happens that. the seectsoflite'are iiiiisonetrby the in-
discretion ut un unguarded. hour. By a superior method, such
co'mplaints are easily cured ; and even where others have
failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical esta-
blishment.

Few, however, are the cases of complicated, distress of this
disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men,
who,-from an indulgence in a solitary vice,, or the prevalent
gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that.stnto, of Deiaility
xOtich is the unavoidable consequence of
.such pernicious ha-
bits. Where the unhappy sufferer' broods over his misery,,
but carefully conceals his misfortunes, it, may be some con-
solation for hint to know, that althougb it be an object of
doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal.of•
these deficiencies, by the gradual progress of - Renovation, is
the acquirement•of our experience. If the rites of Bacchus
or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety
will be prevented by an early .counteraction of: this languid
state, and in those cases no'great difficulty will occur.
.Patients in the country are reqttested to state the,particu-.
lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, and in-
closing a remittance • for advice and Medicine's, when the
sane will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom.
GlintßlE 411 d Ca, §urgeons, Noilog, Hatton-garden.

JOhni-Intlgkinson, LiverpoO,'roPe•-manufaCtufer, N}it-28;41,
• and •Dec.47,' at twelve, at Guildhall, Lando/1,-- Atlornie4, •
Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-butidiry•;, :Chan,
cer.y-lane, London.
Edward Bon,thtoii; Ortibersicy,-W'ortestershire,. dea;tr;
'9, at five; 10 -atid-17,. at one: Attornies, Messrs. Beay aMI
Gale, J)roitwich, Worcestershire;- or, Messrs. Trice and
Milian's.; Lincoln's Inn.
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Richald Sisson, Leeds, YOilisliire, :1).cl-chant, Nov. 1,9, '2l, and
Dec. 17, aterevs.n., at the Hittel,.Yorlt. Attornies, MesSrs:
Upton-, -Nicholson and 'Hemingway, Leeds, xtr ,Messrs.
Lamberts, Taylor and Deane, Gray's7lnn-square.
John Richard N; !Inert-draper,. Nov. 15,
2(i, and Dee. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Basinghall-street.
Isaac Williams, Bristol, timber-merchant, Nov. tB, el% and
Dee. 17, at one, at the Bush TaVerJ, Bristol. Attoriiit-A,
• Sir S. \Vhitcomhe and Serjea•ii's Fleet-street,
or Sir. J.. H. Frankis,,C•la:e-*lreet, Bristol.
Samuel Garland, Gunn,street, Artilicry-stound, carrier,
• Nov. 12, at one, 22; and Dec. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall.--
' 'Attorney, Mr. Chabot,' SteWaril-street;Spitalfields„
Thomas Bodily, Upper Rtissell7street, ißerinontsey,
monger, Nov. 84.15, and Dec..l7, at one, at Guildhall..--•
Attorney, Mi. Baildeijy, Leuum-street, Gtnidnran's-fields.
Mtises Groves; jail.. Sotoerford, Southampton, curn-cliani!kr,
- Nov. 21, at one, 22, and Dec. 17, at. eleven, at the Geoige
Inn, Christchurch. Attornies, M. Harbin, Kings,WOod.,
Hamphire, or Messrs. Bleasilale, Alexander and Hohue, •
New Inn, . .. •
John Stevens, IThylehant„ Cornwall, farrner,-Nov. ff•:, 17, artd
Dec. 17, at eleven, at Kim's
the Ki's Arms Inn, Saint
Attornies, Mr. V. Price, NeW-Squ'are, Lincoln's Jon, Or
Mr. liaise, Saint Ives.' • • • • • -
George Heptonstall, Tmleasiter, Yorkshire,
,gre4err'Nor. 17,
1,8, and. Dr:e. 17, at elt":eci.i,..atilie.Star Inn;Strinegate, York.,
Attornics, Mr. 1). ItusAlr,' York, or Messrs. Cardales and
Young; Gray's Inn, 'London:: .
Rnbe,rt• May, Smithy...old, Suffolk; salt-refiner, Nov. 13, at
four, IG, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, aitles•-
•,worth. Attornies, Mr. Crabtree,, Haiestrortb, ,or Aresscs..
and Co. WartifOrd-court;-Lonthm. • -
Bowdler, ALtdeley, Shrop•shirsi, maltster„ NOv. 14, at
tire, 15, and Dee. 17, at eleven, :it the Tontine 11)11, Mat:e-
,ley Wood., AttoThies, Messrs. Det,,tri and.Tocke„ floIltoin7;
court, Gray's liin, London, an or hl r. E;,.Harper, Madelev:
Thomas' Keyse„, Austin friars, merchant, Noy. 8, 22, and
• Dec. 17; at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1,14111,
John-street, America-square.
William Day, R.atelilf-highway, baker, Nov. 8, 15, and Dee.
.17, at eleven.•at Guildhall. Attorney, Mu. ri ughe, /Iran-
street, Fetter-lar,e, -
John Pollard, Bridgewater, Somersetshire, potash-maw:lJc-
. titre'', Nov. 1.2, r 9, and- D6c. 17, at twelve, et the;(;”:tirnier
• dal Rtioms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole And ••
. Gray's-liin-solare, or INUSsrs. Morgan and -Liven,
Bristol:
Wkiliam 'Heath and Thomas Stevens, Alderinantinry,
Nov. 12, 19, and Dec.-17,. at twelve;
Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, lieu og-
hall-street.. • •
Joseph Gardner, Princes-streA, Itotherliithe;aleOler, Nov.)
at ten,•lfiott twelve, and Dec. 17, at ten, at Guildhall.--
•Attorney, Mr, •Rousti eid , Bouvet.; e-st reet,Tleit-strect.
James Fielditio. Street and William Street, Buclikrsbury,
stationers, Nov. 12, 39, at eleven, and Dee. 171 at' one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Alr.• G. Abbott, Abehurek-yard, •
Cannon-street. • . •
.Benjainin Parsons, Somerset-street, Aldgate. litty-lalesna4u,
N0v.12, 19, and Dec. 17, at tweltV, at Guildhall.. Attur-
,, ikey, Air: Argyll, Whitechapel-road. • •
• • DIVIDENDS. •

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Dec. 7". S. and W. B. Edwards, 'Stamford, bnikers—Noi.
12. J. Harrit4, Narrow-street,' timber-merelratit
---Nov. 29. T. Selsby, Leaden'hall-market, pottlterer—Nov.
29. R. Dougal, Commercial-road, plumher—Nov. 80. T. An-
drewes, jun. late of" tlie' tiotwells; (ilonceters!,ire, 61:16- • -
Maker—Nov. ,30. C:; Tuthill, Norwich; merchant—Nov. 8.
J-Woodward, Birniingham,- hardwarernan—Dec. Clooll7
all, late of Philpot-lane and Mincim4,laue; merclimit—Nov.
25.. J. Burrows, Spalding',' Lincolnshire, merchant—Dee."B.
S. Mills,.Stamford; nphOtsterer-,-,Nov. B. A. IVindeclier, lalo
of Liverpool, nicrchautHJan. 21. T.Merae and M. L•, Porte
Mcrae, Queen-street, ,Cheapsid, wa:rAousemcn—Net. 26.
J. Phillips, Eo4r,mvare4oad; 'liiiiber-lnerchant—Nov; 29. J.
rfrusdet,,Morslyd:owndlane, lighterman—Nov. 26. J.
Feather, houthampton-row, flussell-square, furnishitig-iroil-
nmager-#Nov. 19. J. Cook, Plaistow, Essex, gardener—'-tiov.
29..1. Israel, Bury-street,' St:Maly-axe; iewelter—Ne.
Mandiester, merchant—r-;ot. 12. M. Dixon,
21.:1,stre4_,Middlesex, cow-keeper—Nov. 16. J. Hartley, iaie of
Wiiitefhapel NViiit-inerchant—Dee. 12. T. Bre.ary, Di iiy,
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truster. •