The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-28 00:00:00

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.
• City of London Tavern.
AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE on the
27th .lulv, 1815,
• .EDW_IRI) GWATKIN, Esq. in the Chair;
Resolved, That the following Gentlemen lie added tp the
Committee—Sir William Kaye, Burt.; Charles Pvice; Ri-
chard Clark (Chamberlain of the City of London) ; Colin Ro-
bertson, and Richard Lewin, Esquires. _
Resolved, That on the Ist of the- Committee will
be ready to receive and consider The applications of Sufferers
'for Relief from this Subscription.
Heinll.6l, That all applications for Relief must be made• in
writing only; Particulars of DocuUtents and Proofs required,
may .he had at the Committee-Room, at the City of London
Tavern•
It was reported to the Committee, that very liberal Sub-
scriptions had commenced in the City of Dublin, and in the
'loans of Liverpool, Manchirs,tor, and Bristol.
Amount of Subscriptions al ready advertised k.87,97G Id.
s.
2 0 Gordon, Duff,Thirnsi
Co. of Madeira 105 0
100 Poor Couples in a
"country town, (id'. each 2 10
Their 300 Children, ad

H. M.
Culket ion in the Parish
of Evcriiholt, Bedford-
shire, per(l.lVynterf..l9 1 5

tlt in it ii. i•iyur,&Co

SLaw, Brothers
Mrs. A. F.

A Lady
Tbonias • Hajne

Lloyd

10 10
10 0

14 0
31 10

21 0

Griers -• 20 0 1
'Dowager Lady Wray 100 0
Captain Cartwright 3 3
WI». Hail 10 10
The Parish of St. Den-
stan's in the East, by
the binds of the
Church-wardens, col-
lected after a Sermon
preached by the Rev.
J.T. Hutchins, 1.A.".
Citrate., and by snb-
segue:it Cutit ribu-
Cons front house to
house - 1..112 14 7
M. It. Bunßon, Esq.
Se,ho, Staffs;rdshiee - 52. 10
James Gnillemard 21, 0
Rev. George Shepherd 5 5
James Haite 3 0
'ApothecariesCompany 105 0
John Warren - 5 5
TheParisi' ofeheshnnt,
Bert:: after a Sermon
preached .by the Rev.
W.A.Armstrong,A.R.
F.A.S. Curate L.Bl 1 6
Rti!tert Haswell - 2 2
-All Communications and iS
quested to -be- addressed to ti
London 'Cavern.,
Subscription:: are received a
dUn Tavern; and by all the nil
.'27th duly.

each -
The Barber, the Sexton,
andthe Beadle,6s. sd.
each -

S 13

1 0

James Vanhouse - 10. 10
J. A. - - t 0
R. Barber, jun. • - 2 2
S. Collingwood, Oxford 2 2
The Printers (Journey-
man and Apprentices)
Of ditto . 4 to G
Vice-Adm. John Child
Purvis - - 15 15
T.Atkin:on, J.Wit hers,
and Co. 21 0
T. Atkinson. 20 0
MISS Atkinson - 5 0
Mrs. Atkinson, Great

ormoud-street
R. Y.

Alacanlay;
in addition to a for-

20 0
5 0

nicr Suosci ip. of 211. 'lO. to
A. L. Prevost - 10 10
Chas.Forbes,Esq.M P. 105 0
Smith, Rickards, & Co. 105 0
G. L. Reed 21 0
John Buck - - 21— 0
NV. C. Towers - • 10 0
Mrs. Trow•er - 5 0
Mr. G. Trower - 10 10

:otice of Subsscriptioos are re-
lic. Committee at the City of

at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon-
afiliers of the Metropul;s.

ATR m oti Y.
7,1,4 AR 11 A.Gt sikoilli n
i he the foundation of
social happiness, which is often dist:sated, through
the parties that form the Itim: nut taking those precautions
which would secure them the enjoyment of that great do- ,
raesticr blessing/ People of every rank pay adoration to the_ ;
.shrine of Avedlock ; but where the constitution has been
tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted
at art early age, a renovation of stability la-evious to entering
that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the Slumbering
sparks of life, and to re-animate the system. for no dis 7
otelers have contributed more essentially to destroy .1-Iymeneal
hapoiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded
pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs.
CURRIE and CO. for these last Thirty years, to direct their • ,
studies and attention exclusively to the treatment and care of
the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; ,
as also -to that derangement of the system, prothietel hje, the
destructive babit of the inconsiderate school-hay, allied
brings en those distressing DEBILITIES and DEFICIEN-
CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The
successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour
to oppose the ravages ()Obese complaints, which are the most
iiiiportant in the c/n.talogue alma:an infirmities. It behoves
every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re-
lief by emisnitingProfessional Men of- eminence and honour,
to whirls Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanetiou of
scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of nue/tetra- •
dieted faclii. In professing the care of these complaints, -
they hold out no inducement to •vice ; but, .seitsiule, as
all men must be-ofthe existence of such calamities, they ,
Mice their assistance as regularly educated Nlembers of the •
Royal Cblleges-. of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh.
Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radi-
cally cured in the short space of two days. Those of
the ;nest obstinate duration, such as obstractiom, jave-
terate strictures, pains- of the bones, elects, &c. arc per-
mantotly and speedily cured. 'Several NA/le:nen 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, Strictures, &c.; and having received a. radical and
permanent cute, request that references ratty be made to
them as,sati.sfactory -evidences or the decided superiority of
Messrs. Currie end Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these
Gentlemen laid strktures from ten to twenty years, and were
under the care of Messrs. HOme, Heaviside, and other Sur-
' genius of eqtia.l eminence, who attempted their cure by the
application of the lunar caustic, without success, Mes'Es•
Currie and CO. have selected the following letter from time
many , they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, 'returning
them thauks for their restoration to sound and vigorous
health. It was-sent to them unsolicited, front the son of a.
Noble Earl, who had lab/aired under this distressing and
painful Malady for ten years : he had been_ under the care of
several Surgeons of professional nuns of whom
afforded him Permanent relief; hitt front the superior me-
thod of treattnent adopted and pursued by. Messrs. Carrie
:tad Co. he receireai a radical cure in the short space of oue
'mouth. " May 28, 1810.
" To Dr. CURBIE, 107, Hatton-garden.
" Lord --- feels great. pleasure'in communicating to
Dr. Carrie the .uerfeet re-etablishusent of his health, in cam-
sevence of his mild and admirable I reatment of Strictures
in the Urethra. He nt:ty add„that he has not for many years
enjoyed so much comfort and freedom front pain ; and he
entertains no doubt of his havieg obtained, through his skill
and attention,- a perfect and radical care of that horrid com-
plaint. As Ile was not a stranger to the manner that others
- treated the complaint., he has it in his power, front a fair.
trial and a just comparison, to pay that tribute of applause to
Syr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and shall ever be Most
ready and willinieto acknavdedge."
Ey art early application to Messrs; Currie aed Co. the pa-
tient will tscapel,he pails, danger„ and expellee of a long and
tedious atteedaace upon less expenenced practitioners. •
mAiorneD woMEN, who have tot..elleert disa-Ppointed in
their expectations of a fatuity, nosy be assured that in midst lII^
StaIICCS such detects are curable by medical skill ; and although
the rcttturtu of
siesiltmrteehe(o"f'as:icii;ciatitrtileti!.:...cutts
of chi
et:J. of doubt and
tiliet till
tilt;
gradual progress of renovation,
litaedh
ohL.ll.tru,tt inetotthsl
their
experience.
gCr();atnel:ity secrecy tit sirs. cu,r‘ratehatitied
either Sex,
house, No. -107;•Hattoe-garden.
Patients itt the Country „destribing the particulars of their
case, ue,e, and mode of living, inelosing ti remittance for Ad-
, ,
vice and MettivineS, the will be given or srnst to any- part
if the Kin flora.—=NO. 107 Ii nun gsrden,