The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

MASRIMONY.

Disorders have contributed, _more essen-
tially to destroy
.llymeneal Happiness than those
Hof
are the consequence-of 'unguarded pleasure. People
of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock ; but
where the Constitution 'ha:: Ceetni.ta:nted by Disease, a reno-
vation of stabilit indis-pensably requisite.
Twenty years oave we deVotell our practice to the exclusivetreatment of the following Disorders ; and the successful
result of our plan gives us additional ardoni' to oppoise, as far
as we arc able,,the ravages of those Complaints, which are the
most important in the catalogue of Human Infii'ruities.
The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our
attention, comprise .every speefes of Venereal Infection ; all'
kinds of:Debility, whether arising from the habits of school-
boys, or the indulgeneLs of maturer ale; that derangement
of the system in Women, which is called Barrenness or Steri-
.lil..y;' Seminal Weakness, Gle•ts, Obstractimis in the Urethra:
as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and
..which have binyed the skill of other Practitionc.s, are by our
'present improved plan'of treatment effectually and perma-
nently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating
vain and alarming lannumhage which frequently follows the
. application of the linuir caustic. Jo the course of oar exten-
sive practice So this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures
have been and are daily under our care, 'the total-eradication
of which is effected by a safe, certain; and expeditious diode
of ,cure, superior to any ether yet adopted. The weal;hesS,;
relaxation, and proceeding from this complaint, are
speedt!v removed, and the patient restored to sound and'vi-
gorous heath. But where the fiebility•has for' years existed,
a'proper'perseveranue in ton restorative reniedies'is indispen
satAy requisite, to revive I lie slueiberinb spicks of life; and to
Leanirkate the constitution. -

ureerous Dlicases ;tit: the remit of igu'Orance or haste in
the treAtmolt -of a silnple GOnorrlicei;! and it not unfre-
goodly happens that the seeds of lite are poisoned-by the in-.
discretion Of an unguarded 'lour. B a superior method, suLh.
chniplaintS are"eat,ily ; ithd e6f.n where others have"
tailed, wet rust that we niav'pqiiiiae to •offer a radicql-wta-,
blishnitnn.

Few,'lloNvever, -ate the cases 'of cOinplicated•distress.ra this:
'disorder, compared with the ealatiiitous sit:lotion of num,
•WhO, Irons an indulgence in.a solitary vice, -or the,pretalent
gaieties -co a fashionable life, :lel:lice that s'Eate.of
unavoidable cot.l.4cituence of -such pernicious ha,
bits. Where the unfiappy.sallferer broods over his
but carefully conceal;•-his. Ini;ifortunes`;•it 'may be some - con-
s.4ation for th:it altboinzb it he an object of
doubt 9,•,- lencertaizity with other I'rmtilion2rs, the removal of
[nese delieicncii.s, by the i4railual :progress of Renovation, is
the tequire.m.entaif our ex.perience.• •If the- rites of Bacchus
or Venus liate•hewni to icluce wanly vigour, much allSie.iy
by an catty counieraction of this languid
state, and in those cases no great difficulty will occur: • ,
l'atiepts in the ••country requeA:ed to state the -partictt-.
lars of ihcic ca.a!, age, and general habit of living, and lit-,
closing a rciilittance for advice and medicines, when the
same arihl •he given or sent to any part of the hingdopi.
• and Co. Stirtieous, Nu. 107, :11attu4-;artlen:

OFFICE OPOIWN4N4,,Inne 24, 1814.
Tfi4: PRINCThIL OFFICERS of His .111.1-
J.E.TrtS ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that they will sell by Public Auition, at the Tower, on. Thur....
day, the 14th day of July. next, between the hours of Ten and
Four o,'Cluck, suFdry•Lcts of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE
STORES; consisting of Haines, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope.
Traces, Wit( various other Arad/RV' Sadlery and Harness,:
Leatlier, AccOutrements, Clothing, and sundry zlrlic!es of
Bedding; Powder Horns, • Tents, 'Musquet, Carbine, and
Pistol Stocks, and Flints, Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewter,
and Mixed Metals, Tools of Sorts, Spades, !Thovels, P.cilows„
Lantherns, Standing Vices, BottlestandS, Wheelbarrows,
Eiripty Casks and Barrels, and Cartridges and old Match,
Canvas, Fire Engines and sundry Old Building Mate-
rials and Oak Topi; toga/J.li- with a-variety otot he,- Articles;
the whole of which ...nay be viewed, upon application at the
Lio'nuurable Pthwipaf Storeheeper's.Office, in the Tower, cad
at the Boyal Arsenal, at froolwich, until the day ().1' S4le, at
Which Places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered tit
those Persons who way cpply AT the seine.
. By Oiler of the Board,
• R. H. CR.F.117, Sceret%nl'il.

•
TRUTH TRIUMPHANT—SICKNESS CHEERED BY
HOPE—HEALTH WITH ALL ITS BLESSINGS.
9PHE PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUA.
•WEBSTER'S -ENGLISH DIET DRINK have fur

sonic years enjoyed the itiexpres,•ibk felicity of relieving and
recovering a greater number of suffering- and hopeless Pa-
tients, in the vast variety of Dipirders'which undermine the
constitution, and at last eXtingaisii life, than the Vend,rS
of any, or of all other Public Nie:licim!s, can justly or truly .
boast. If the afflicted in Consumption, in Scrophßia, zu
Scurvy, in . Cutaneous Eruptions—in the immense el,iss•of
Disorders peculiar to Females at critical periods of life, .and
in all coMplaints indicatinz impu,-ity of the blood and debility
of habit, requ,ire farther proofalf the truth of such assertion,
they have only to consult a Pamphlet, price only Is. contain-
. ing more than alu'ared livingcases,:which, by ordinary en-
rzyn,,,,setainuict or
et
dnious. is•Fe
meeiviearryo,,
the i
n.ts of
II site but rare talent of extracting and scientifically combinitw;
the Essence of Herbs and Plants for Medicinal pitrpaia!s; but
Dr...Woster, an eminent Physician for more than, half 4
century,. was; 'from, the strong, because natural bias of it's.
,hind, peculiarly fitted to'carry Botanical Medicine to that
state Of perfection, .Whicif the great Sir John Hill thought
Migh't in time be accomplished, and the immortal -
Boerhaave linig ago preilict...d. that improvements its
medical kno-,vleag,e, would, ,at no diataat period,
produce. • • • •,* •
The. late Dr. Webster realized the eipectation of both, Ly
prodneed- a vegetable remedy, that in uo cureable case
bas for c,o'year4 beeWever :to_ fail, where the Patient
was just •to himself. may he m:Cessary•to add; that the
peculiarly pleasant ta: the taste, and may be
railteetf.r‘l)
itl is
perfect safetF by-a
female' in the last stage of
pregn y,
anc or even'by infaidal day old.
•• Sold -Wbolesale hy the 'sole Proprietors; E. Slee and Co.
lionthwark ; and-also AVll4lesale and retail by
their Agents;. Messrs. HoWard• and E.Vints, Long-lane, West
. ;
:All Letters and Orclea.(POsiimid) addressed to them, wilt
meet the earliest attention. • !P- • • •
An,d sold 'retail, by one, at least,,in'fitery considerable
town in the UnitetliKipgd.tmi, and by tlee,Lllowiag Venders
of' ini,ondon ; Ellintson,•?Chei<it and Dra;.rgist,
IOU; Borough;, Bolton'S McdiciitalVarehrhise, front Of the
Royal Exchange, •cori,hilf; Colcgworthy;htliemist and
gist, 144, Whitechapal ; oNlotinsey,'ClirmiSt, . 24,'(:reat S;tc-
rey-street, Blackfriars-road, and.at Keitnington-crass; Sanger
(late Bacon), 150, ()-ford-streA ; MlARl6,,Clit,mig and Drug-
. gist, 49, Strand; ,i-luilsou and Vo. &c. 27, 'Hay,
market ; Holborn ; anA.Alattr...ss, Perfumer, sr",
Fleet -strect.-:--tralalf Pints at4s,; P.ots is. Gd.; Quurtsl4s.
inclu.4o. •

'IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TutsDAY, JULY, i 4.

1111S;CELLANEOUS.

Mr. Adam was heard in a-Con-MIR-tee 'off' 'Privileges on the
''Stafford 'Peerage, which was then postii,A€d till next Session.
The Committre agreed to a resoliition '4n the Barnwell
Peerage Claim, stating that the clami Wti's inatle out.
The White Herring Fishery Bill, bud others, were brought
up frotn-the.Commons. - -
~li. Irving,
from the Custom House, and Mr. Kingston,
front the:Court of Directors, presented papers to the HouSe.
The Scotch Credittirs' pill was committed and reported..
The House wehl'intO a C,OniMittee on the Plymoutlr To-
baccit aull•SrOff loliMttlition Bill. • . .
The Earl of LAUDERDALE supposed that there must
hare been •seniv., Teitstin why Plymouth was not included in the.
list of towris :Mowed by Ket of Parliament io itaport Tobacco
and Snuff, There was 'no Nohle Lord present who could as-
any mason 'why importation was not alld:ved into that
place. Their Lordships were riot thetthere Ititrely far the
pit ms of passing Bills; without any.' explanation of them.
• LW allowed that every Bill ought to be ex-
plained, if required.; but it was not necessary to take up the
time of,the House With the explanation of every Bill that
should come before them.

After some-fttaller observations; the Bill was reported, for
the purpose of being recommitted on. Friday 4.lext. • ~
The Scotch Judges' Annuity Bill went tbrOugh a Commit-
tec and Was afterwards reported, with amenAments.
I:ord,SlDNlOUTHpregented a Petitio'n from a Mr. Hume,
claiming the Marcbmont Peerage. , _

The Highway Bill went throiigh itttimmittec,' and was re-
potted with amendthents.
The Mai-gins of LANSDOWNE presented a'Petition from
the Roman Catholics of thc.CAunty of Louth, praying for re.,
lief from the dial, titles affecting them.
The Earl of LACIVAMALE presented PetltiOns from se-
cer of the sea-port Toiviis in Scotland; against the Northern
Lighthouse IL