The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

'MATIUNIONY,

YrARRIAGE should he the- limndation of
~e...that)rtineks, which is soften list ;srliecl through
oarties that form the 0ni,,0 not tai-.to„ these pretairtiiins
which w:mld secure them the enjoyment of that great do-
mestic blessieg. People of every rank pay adoration to the
shrine of wedlock ; hut where the Constitution has beet?
tainte,! by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted
at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering
that state is indispensibly reqnisite to revive the slumbering
sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. For no dis-
orders have contributed more essentially to destroy_ Hytinneal
hap;iiness than those which are the consequence' of miguarded
'pleasure. It was this consideration. w•hieli induced Messrs.
CU'ItRIE an I CO. for these lasr Thirty rears, to direct their
stedies and attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of
the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom;
as also to that derangement.of the system, produced by the
destructive habit of site inconsiderate school-boy, 'Which
brings on those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN-
CIES. that prevent or embitter the.Matrinionial state. The
successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour
to oppose the ravages of these Cionplaiuts, which are the most
important in the catalogne of human infirmities. It behoves
every pei-son• who bits indulged in this solitary vice to seek re-,
lief by consulting Professional Men of emincore and honour,
'to which Messrs. CURIUE and Co. Chios the sanction of
scliolaetie.authority, as as the testimony of nncontra-
dieted-facts. In rprofessing the core of these complaints,
they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, sensible, as
All men must be of the existence of such calamities, they ,
offer their assistance as regularly educated Members of the
Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh.
Slight and recent• 'eases of Syphilitic infection are null-
cally cured in the short space ,of two days, Those of
the most obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inve-
terate strictutes, pains of •the bones, .alerts, etc. are per-
manently and speedily cured. Several Noldemen and Gen-
tlemen of the first respectability have been _under the care of
Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the
Urethra, Strieotres, &c.; and having received a radical and
permanent cure, request that references may be made to
them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of
Messrs. Coale and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many- of these
Gentle Men had strictures from ten to twenty years, and wire
under the,care of Messrs. Home, , Ileaviside and other Sur-
.
geons of- equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the
• application of the lunar .caustic, without success.. Messrs.
Currie and Co. have selected the following letter froni the
many tln are 'daily receiving from Gentlemen, rerunning
them thank:. for their restoration to sound and rizorons
health.. It was sent to them unsolicited;.froth the son of. a
Noble Earl,. who had laboured. tinder this distres,irig and
painful matady for ten years : he had her, ender the care of
several :Surgeons of professional eminence, none. of whom
affirrded him permanent relief; •hut from the superior me-
thod of treatnrent adopted and pursued by Messrs. Cityr4i
and Co: he received a radical cure in the short space of ()fie
month. • " May 28, 1510.

:" `fo Dr.CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garde:J.

Lord feels great pleasure in conununicating to
Dr. Carrie the Perfect re-establishment of his health, in con-
sequence of his mild and admirable treatthent of Strictures
in the Urethra, He may add, that be has not for many years
enjoyed.•so much comfort -and freedom from pain ; and he
entertains no doubt of his having obtained, thiimgb his skill
and attention, a perfect and radical cure of that horrid com-
plaint. • As he was not. a stranger to the manner that others
tre ited the complaint, be has it hi his power, from a fair
trial and ajust comparison, to pay that tribute of applauy. to
Dr.. Currie-which he sensible feels, and shall ever be most
ready and willing to acknowledge."
By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa-
tient will escape tire pain, danger, and expellee of along apd
tedions attendance upon less experienced practitioner,.
MARRIED .WOMEN, who have long been disappointed -in
their expectations of a family, may he assured that, in most in-
stances sucli defe_cts arc curabie by medical skill ; and although
the reint.istal of sueh impediments he an object of dotibt and
ii,qrtainly with others, S'et the emirs of such defects,. lit the
gradual Progress of renovation, .is the acquirement of their'
experienct.
I\l9ss'"• (-41trie and Co. may be consulted by parr mts .of
ci:,her Sex, isith the -greatest secrecy and honour, at their
No• 1.07, tlatton-garden.
- patients iwthe Country, descri'ilog Ilse partieobvs of their
ease, age, and oC inclosing a remittanee tLn•
and Medicines, the 45;ne will be giveq 0! sett:
of the Kingdoirr.--No. 107,11attoti-ir.rtleo.

Pr{ ki SC II PAPE 11,5.

EREcEIVED LAST

PAit'l%,.juti; 29.—The Otlit4:ll.`JiMrnal of 11113
"date .long list 41f.appoill't
si,tvntsto the Eleertiral Co!legcsi.honttn be hail.
In the list we remark 'the-names of

Monsieur, the Ki4's brollti+;''for.that of the Department
of the Set le; the Duke a'Atigooleme, fOr that of the (41i-oink;
the Duke'irie Berry, ter the Departnient.of the NOrth.;
teneral Lauristoti,:for that of the Fhtogergues, for
that of the Arel'rott ; CoUnt'Bartheletuy; for that of The
Mouths of thi-tlitme; General DuiOnt, for that of the Cha-
rente; the Duke of:Tareinntn„ for that, of -the Cher; the
Duke Of Ragusa, for that of the Cine'd'ol•; Count Lally
Tollendal, for that of Flerault; "Lanjuinais, for that of the
Ille and Vilaine; the Duke of bellutni, for that of the Loire
and Cher Chateaubriaut, for tlat 'of j...oiret'; Count, Sernori-
vile, Peer of France,- for that of La Manche; the, Duke of
;neg-gio, Peer of France;, for that of the Meuse; Lieut.-Gen.
Marshan,ct,fOr that Of Mont Blanc ; Count •Bournonvjlte,
Pre: of Fra.,..c, for that of the Mos,?lle NLtrbois, Pc'er
of France, for that of the Lower Rhine; Count Gouvion, for
that of, the Upper SaOne; Danihray, Chancellor of France-,
for that of the Lower Seine; Count Fontanei, Peer of France,
• for that of the Deus Sevres; Bourienne, Con,jelhor of State,
,for that of the Yonne; and.ma'ly of tiie'Sld Peers of France
for'ether Departmenti.

The Duke of. Ankohletne., who has arrived at
Montauban', ordered the arrest of M. tie Sainte-
Suzanne, Prefect of Tarn, as well &•1 his privat'e
Secretary, and'the Secretary-General of the Pie-

fecture. • .. •
A letter from Rioin„ of the 25(i) of July, an-
nounces, that on the 22:1 thei•e arrived two di-
visions of the'army of the Loire,'cOnoanded by
the; Generals I.',,xcelmans and chastel, these two
divisions cannot be less than,24oo:trong itt Irprs-.7.
They did not yet carry the white Cockade, Rn-
nouncmg that they waited for the'•ansver of the.
King to their submission. M. de• Labedoyere,
AO° was asserted tn. have.been.arrested at :Paris,
lodged, on. the 24th at Rioni., at the house of ,the
Sub=Prefeet : he is in the diefSiott Exechnans.
We are apiwisetls.of the speedy arrival at Parin
of their Imperial Mjesties tbe Empresses ot Rus-
sia and Austria, as well as the Grip! puke Con,
stantine, who commands the linperi.al Guards.
There aiintntr tk)•be still in ,Auvergne much
tation in tlie.potilin mind. The coniory people
are so tunett inclined to taL-e j.' r[ in• the reveld-
tionqry troubles disturhance...., that the ancient
nobles an d rich .persons lake the precantion of re.-
tiring inn.; the tow PS.
A ctilmon of 25,000 Russians arrived on Thins-.
day at Troyes.

A private. letter from Turin confirms the new. 3
of the.arrcst 'of- Lucien linotopArte in that city:
A. DL:cree.of the Ki.,kr, dutettthe 'July,. or-•
dainS, th it the Officers, 'Generals, and -Other -Mili-
tary Comnurnders, who .have, in any part of the
kingdom checked the expressions' of, fidelity am i
loyalty of French subjects, by .violenpe,and force
of arms-, shall be arrested and prosecuted before
the Councils of War.

Au official article front the War Department,
signed by Gouvion St. Cyr, mnounces the restora.-
thin to their rank of all the Officers Of the Clen.
chimeric and the Guard of Paris; 'who was sirs-
pended Irom actual service tiller the 20th of
March last: _ _ _

PARIS,, JULY 30.—The Duchess D'AngOnletne
took au airing. this day in carriage drawn by
tight white horse?.
The Duke D'Orleans arrived 'tilts morning at
eight o'clo;.ii in Paris. His Serene Highness
scended at the Pakis Royal) and soon after re-
paired to the Thuilleries. At noon he paid hid
respects to the Duchess Dowager his tnother.
Count Lynch, Mayor of liourdeauNi and 411.
the Menkhe;.s of that Corporation whfi were in
office at the 'departure of the -Duchess d'Angou-
leme, have resumed their functions.
• Cardinal Fesch, in pasbing through Baerg.(Ain),'
officiated thcre A!'ter divine service,
some persOns'eo,uhteted,him to his residence, cry-
ing loudly,; Viye l'Empereur." 'the Austrian.
`General,-Mto-c•ommandeit iti the,, town, sent for
upbraided him with trot having im-
mediately repressed the cries of sedition, and hn-
ppsed a tine of 60,000 francs Upon the ei.ty, to be
paid it} '24 honrs, by way of punishment.
The inhabin+nts of ate II th municipality of

Paris, and, one of the least opulehlt, and least ex-
tensiv ihe Metropolis, have. Already furnished
pravisions and lodging for a long time past to
29,000" Prussian troops-; and still fresh trouts are
quartered 'Ton them every day.
Postscript to the. `° Gazette de Fran." of Silly 30.
'lt is said that M. Carnot has retired to Switzer-
land. A grand review took place of the Prussian
troops yesterday at the Champ de Mars. The
Journals appeal- to-have been led into
,an error in.
announcing the arrival elf.thc Prince trEcktipila
at Paris. lii point of facts such a circumstanctx
bas
T0t0..9*;- JULY —24.---This morning, all
Ofticeieivil and military, sent in' their re.'pee*-
s
ful subM,ssion to the King.
The.whi;e flag has been hoisted, and the Eno•
lisp squadron iti sight of the port saluted it when.
they saw it float -on the forts and ba'tterieS.
STltdisßtll44;n, JULY 23.--;--I.esterday a sConven-;
tine for tl,e-suspension.of hostilities
ed between General Rapp and Prince Hobeniol-.
lern, eo.nniamhng the Allied Anita' ;it J-11:;ace.--;,
'.rite wo armiei are to Maintain
posit; 011f3 alit' ten _4l,ays previous. notice to he
git'en, it 'a-ru;ore should' take puce. The sttnie
armistice to e?-tend to `..3cilivbtadt, Belot(' thutin;
en,' anti other places besiegitcl.
'nu., French Uener'4l is to Send ..a tleputv.wAt 4.4
Otifeers

17RENCH PAPERS.

[RECEIVED THIS MORNING.]

[From the Moniteur of the'sle
NOTICE. ,

Field Mat sbal Prince Blucher being desirous to
facilitate by every means in hilipower the gather-
ing in of the harvest, authorises, in consequence,
the Commanding 'Officers of Regiments to permit
the- soldiers to assist in the labours which relate
to this; on its being requested b 5 the inhabitants.
The O‘criers of the crop will thearielves arrange
svith the -solders as to the wages which they are
to have;—but the Commanding Officers of Regi-
ments- are Only ' give the latter -permission to
work upon a demand to that .efect from the
Mayor of the Conimune.
T::e 'Commanding Officer Must also take care to
n'we .where to find the soldier, Wlio-ought to join
Vs regiment 'every evening, •:or, at. least, in any
case, tnice in every SN'Tek. • 1-

1-be National Gnard yesterday arrested two
pickpoctets, who, for the purpose ;of being .better
voi,cealed from the police bad 'clothed themselves

Sutcit uniforms.

The most -severe discipline is exercised among

1.12. c Austrian troops.

(Resin t/6e Journal dm Delats,
,31J

PARIS, JULY 30.—A marriage is talked of be-
.
twee') the Duke of Otranto (Fonehe) and Mada-
moiiielle de Custellane. It is said that the 'at-
..riimintance Was formed at Aix, where the Dukti-e.
mained-during the time that be was proscribed by
Pmanaparte, and where he has ;left impressiOns
that are dear to all the inhabitants of Provence:
The Duke of Orleatla appeared at. Court this