The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-04 00:00:00

MARRIAD.

Yesterday,. at Newington Church, Caprain R. H. Father—
ingharn, of the'. corps of
_Engineers in the Ilan. East-IndiA
Company's Service, in Miss Robertson, eldest daughter of
the late lames Rot4ertson,. Es 'of Throgrnort,,n-street.
In Oebruar) q.
at St. George's, Hanover-square, B.
Starr, Esq, of the King's Wn Staffkit Militia, to Miss Ben-
nett, of Clewer-House, Windsor.

DIED.
On.thq 25th ult. at St. Ancli-eves, Scotland, Nic'hoTas
Innt, Esq: Vrofessor Nfath,inatics in the Urrited College
of St. Andrew's.

On Saturday morning, in IVillirri -streot, Dublin, Alder.
man William James : he r de•out on Frithy forenoon, re-
turned in apparently better health Om he had experienced
for a considerable tine, and eat very hearty /lamer • after
which; while in the ad of takinglitglass of wine, he all into
a fit, and never alter uttered a sentence.
On Monday last; at her seat at Glympton Park; Oxford-
shire, Mrs. Ann Wheste, in the 76th year of her age, last
r surviving d4ughte of the late Sir Thomas Wheate, Bart. of
that County.

The same day, ,suddenly, Mr. William Kitchener, Tea-
dealer; of•VinsbuO-pla.c.se.
On Tuesday evening last, at his fathers house at Old
Ford, Mr. lioltwood;kin. in consequence of the bite of a
mad dog, whic.:hhe sustained four months since. _

On the 26th ult. Mr. Thomas English, of the Temple,
youngest son of Walter English, Esq. of Kingston.
()n'the 274 ult....at, .Anerdeeil, Mr. John Davidson. Gold'
smith. Mr. Davidson has bequeathed the surn
sterling, to be vested, on security, in the hands.of the Trea-
surer of. Aberdeen, until it -accumulate to the principal sun'
of z 1001. the annual rent whereof his Trustep were appoint-
ed to apply in founding a school tur the'education, gratis; of
the children of the llibite Fishers and Pilots, in and about
Footdee, as well-as the 'children Of such seafaring peopleirs
the neighbourhood as cannot, afford them proper education..

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Cons. for Opening,. 64 i

vITHEN Professional Men of Education .and
Y Responsibility deviate from the geneiai System ty
the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusi ye
treatment ut '
Three
Disorders, and the•suCcessful result of
my plan gives :ne additional ardor to oppoSe, as tar as I am
4ble,, the ravages of those complaints. which Are the. most
important in the Catalogue Of Human. Infirmities.
After initiation into every Branch, as' an Army Surgeon,
1 formed a wish at an early period of Practice to -rescue in-
dividuals - from • the ignorance of uneducated men, or the
'equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
• The Three Disorders, -to,the Cure of which I- have de.
voted- my attention, comprise every . species of VE N
Al. I
-RENF gCTI.O.N, whether of a recent or long du.•
ration zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising frog)
the habits of school -boys, -or the indulgences of mature
age : And, lastly, tiat derangement of the _system in wo-
men, which is called 13A.K.R.F.NNESS, or STERILITY.
Numerous' I )iseases are the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment 'Of a Simple Gonorrhoea;
..and, it not un-
frequently - happens 'that • the- seeds of Life are poisoned try
the indiscretion of an unguarded- hour.—By a superior me-
thod sueh Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others have failed, • L trust that I may presume to otter A
radical re-establishment. •

• hew,' itowevcr, are the cases •of complicated chstrear it) •
this disorder; compared with the calamitous situations of
Men, who, fr,,in• an. indulgiince m a solitary vice, or. the
prevalent gaieties of a •fashionable life, acquire that state
• at Debility, which lathe unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits. - •
Where the 'atiliappy sufferer broods over his misery, bog
carefuily conceals. his 'misfortune, it may be sWne consa.-
lation:for han.to know, that although it be an ehjeet -..
doubt tf)r uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal.
• 'of. these I.)er;:hencies. by the .gradual progress of Renova'
lion, is the acquirement of gay Expenence. If the rite,
of Bacchus or` Vends have began to reduce Manly vigoutr -
Much' anxiety will-tie prevented by an early Counte7;ic-
tion of thiS .languid State ;: and in Oiese •cases, no groat .
d;l'icuity, :till occur.
but where .t.r.is lialicTenev has for ''cars CXistey, a prOPer
nerseveritice is mcc.spensably •!equisite :to revive the slew'-
. bering Sparks of i.if4, cad to reranirnate the C,onstito don.
MtA 1( I E :;%1 N , who have' been disappoint' (I
'in their e:tpeetations of a Family, May be assured, that IT
'most ilitatit...cs,..Sili.li'defeas are curable bp MediCal
TheT.,se4;resy which js so essential- to my un•ieriaKing,
thequaliticart,,ns which 1 hivepresume,..4., to state, (orTi.
the bass or 1:4 Fetensions, and in coinciden, sucA
this . intmuition is•giveri, that Mr. litre nay be cor.sujc:
:personally, or py Letters (ir.closing
..I..sniztl Note), ct
notisc,, N. Arundel strew-, Strand, ne.:.; Temple 13ar.
• '—" here is tut addition:3 I Entrance in- IN aref-stree'r
a:l;uming, and the Name is on frith the doors. '
R NAI R tE, Member of the.ltnyal I.::ll,rge ()Burg- 4)115
A LA UT lON . St)lne Persons who falsely assert t.i
Selves ti) be Nieinhers of the Royal Cbllegi.-,•having forsetts
a;
. t
ral months past.eopted my Adveitisements 'ainiost wott-rry
, :word, and inserted them as ,p or. it and
duty to mention, that those Person-; are not Member; of
College in London, EdinhliTgh, or els,-,:ytti:re, uor have tbel
•
any' rtgot to pradtse Surgery In London.