The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-31 00:00:00

ADVICE.

I> HEN Men of Ecincation and Professional
skiii use persevering endeavours to discover the most
safe and certain method of treating a•few prevailing Diseases,
the successful result of their experience is the best proof of
superiority.

Messrs. COSS and C.o. Surgeons, have been induced to
make the Cure of the following the objea of their particular
study, viz. A Certain DISORDER, frequently con•raaed in
a moment of Intoxication, and its concomitants, STRI
C.
• TU RES and GL E ETS, which,•by an improved plan, are
speedily and effectually cured; as also DEBI Ll TY, whe-
ther arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences, long residents
in warm Clirlates, or a Secret Solitary VICE, too often,
• 'unhappily pursued by the Youth.of both Sexes, in the one
causing Sterility or Barrenness, and in the other a numerous.
train of Nervous Diseases, which, if not timely remedied,
terminate in Impotence and Consumptiolt In that distress'.
ing state of Debility or Deficiency„whether the consequei:ce
of such baneful Habits, or arising from any other cause, by
which the powert of the Constitution become enfeebled,
as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they oliZtr a firm; •
safe, and speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. -
The result of a long and 'extensive practice has enabled
them, by a superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints,
however inveterate or complicated, without subjeesting the
patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise;_ and in re-
cent cases, where an early application is ritade on discovery
of the Infedion, they frequently perform a Core in the sht•rt
space of two days. The unprecedented success of theirmcde
of Treatment (which has never been known to tail on! sin,
gle instance in a pradtice of Is years, during which periA
many thousand persons of both stlxes have been cured, ev•-rt
alter, severe and injurious inetnods had been pursued bye:that'
Prattitioners without effed), induceadhem to thus publicly
°fret their advice. • •
Messrs. CUSS and Co. -exclusively professing the Cure
of these particular complaints, in order that they may not
be marked by a Mistaken' few, with the obloquy so justly
attached in the ignorant E mpiric.thinh it but justice to them-
selves to state, that they have been properly educated and
initiated into_every..branch of the profession (Certificates Of
which, from different.hospit al s, and testimonials from the
most eminent Physicians, t_(iey have to convince any inquirer)
that she success resulting from, their endeavotirs. first induced
them to quit the praetice-of the generai P taCtitioner, and they
presume that •their pretensions constitutes fairground far the
unpreeeeienied confidence with which they have, by the Pu,o-
lie, been so liberally honouied.
l'atients in the country ant requested
.tn state the particu.
Jars of their case,
,age, and manner of living,,incinsing a Banic
Note, for, advice and itetliciues, and the smite-will be for.
warded to any part of the kingdom.
COSS and Ce. Surgeons, N.o. 13, Bouveriepstreet, Hest.
Siret,

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THURSDAY, DCE'MBEIT 31, 1812.

Accounts .were received yesterday from the
Coast. of France,. which state that BUONAPARTE
continues indispos'ed,- though he still applies him-
self to business. A -great number of Couriers have
been"sent off from Paris to Vienna, Stutgard, Ber-
lin, and Dresd6 ;.. and BUONAYARTE has had. se-
veral very:long interviews with the Austrian
Anibassador. .

No further accounts have been received respect-
ing the capture of the Arethusa; thereport now
generally disbelieved. .

WINDSOR,. DEC.-. ao.---VestCrilay' the QUInS74.
princesses BLIZADiTH and NARY, took an atr;ng,•
through Eton, Slough, Langley Broom, Datcbet,
&e. Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and CHAR-
LOTTE of WALES, rode on horseback for about
two hours, attended by the. Bishop Of-SALIS-
RURV, Lord WALSINGITAM, Lady PAULET, Lady
QNSLOW, General CARTWRIGHT, and Colonel
TAYLOR.

On Tuesday the LORD CfIINCELLOR had a long
audience of the PRINCE REGENT.

, A.daily account of the state of the XING is still
brought from Windsor by a Messenger..and sent
round to all the Members of the QUEnI'S Coun-
cU for their inspection.
Lord HEATIMELD was considered better on
Tuesday, having less pain, and had had a tolerable
good night.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India. House, when the under-mentioned
Commanders tool; their final. leave of the Court;
previous to departing for their respective desti-
nations, viz.— _ _

Captain'''. M. SAMSON, Itletaqe ; Captain J.
SANDELANDS, Rose Captain• J., CARNEGEE, Bar-
ing ; and Captain Wool>, illarquis of Wellington,
for Madras and Bengal.
.Captain S.
•LEE was sworn into the command
of the ship Moffatt, consigned to 'Madeira, Ma-
-dras,sahci Bengal. .
LielltebaTit DAVID Horn, (First) 'Of his Males-
ty's late ship MacOonian, of whom such honour-
able mention is Made in Captain CARDEN'S letter,
is the same ollieer who conducted an attack upon
some French armed vessels in the boats of his
-Majesty's' ship Freya,- in the West Indies, two
years ago, and for which gallantry be was recom-
mended -by his Captain (Jor-tx IIAY.Es) and the
Colmar:der-in-Chief, Sir ALEXANDER CbCIIRINE,,
"to the admiralty. for promotion. 'We 'hope the
intrepidity which be evinced on the recent occa-
'sion, as well asshis~ former conduct, will 'teem=
mend hinyto that proMotion,which his talents ap-
pear to deserve, particularly as we understand that
he has suffered many wounds in the service of his

country.
It is said,, that the Av,enger sloop of war has
been lost off the ,harbbur of St: John's, New-
foundland, but that the whole of the crew were
saved.

The new Tragedy, which is forthcoming at
Drtiry-lane Theatre, is the production of Mr.
COLERIDGE. The poetical talents of this Gentle-
man; and his critical acumen are well known. It
remains, however, to be seen whether those 'ta-
lents are suited to dmimatic.composiC On.
KEJIBLE has excited as much etention dining
his performance at Bath and Bristol, as when he
was in the zenith of his fame: ,

HOLMAN and his daughter have. been playing
ith great success. in America, and are treated
with the most courteous attention, notwithstand-
ing the state of affairs between that country and
the" British Government, They performed with
Much. applause at New York, and were proceed-
ing to Philadelphia, upon very advantagcOirs en-
gagements.
d
The Morning ronicle, Adverting to the late
trial in the Court of King's Bench,-respecting Mr.
BENJAFILD, and the purchase of- the Morning
Post, at the period alluded
,to, asks.the following
question : " Was it'under their auspices (the.:Mi-
Distry) that he* published the lampoons of that clay,
for tlr, suppression of which the Prince of WALES
was so iit-odpised•as to grant the annuity This
question is rather unlucky ; for what.
.will the
writer sav when. he hears the • simple truth,, viz.
that the whole transaction was not suF,rgested by
the Prince of WALL'S, 'biiCeiitifely-ifiafiairOliy
the party then in orposition, of which Ur. Fox-
was the head, thOugh they found it * inconvenient
themselves 'to. give the. required security for -pay--
ment.

To-morroth the New- Year commences ;—may it
bring prosperity and peace
s;--7-4.0 -many. it certainly
will bring plenty ; for in a few days the Lottery
must distribute Twenty Thousands, Ten Thou-
sands, &c,. &c., and. as Nobody knors to Whom.
they may fall,
_Everybody:should try whether the
New Year will bring new luck. ,
The veteran „Comedian, Mr. Joitr MOODY, re-
quested' to be bUried -in 'St. Clement'3, Burial"-
ground,' Portugal-street, with the fOiloWing head-
stone :—" Native of this Parish, and an: old Mem7
ber of Drury-lane Theatre.':. For his Memoirs,
see Europeau Magazinc—and for hip professional
abilities, see Churchill's Roheiad."
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. —This morning early,
at WOolwieh, a machine wed; it iS said, for tbe
purpose of bending timber, unfortunately
ed, by' which ciicumstance, we are concerned to
that ei,,s;ht inch were killed on the. spot, and
several more. dangerously wounded; •