The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-10 00:00:00

CATHERINE VALE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
THIS SEMINARY -for YOUNG LADIES
will be RE-OPENED on the- 27th inst. by tlie,Aliss
WOOD WARDS, who pursue a regular. and solid course -of
Instruction, calculate-i to irripres the mind witlahose'senti-
ikkents which form the only certain basis of future happiness.
la order-to render
.their Systetn.-of Education as similar as
Possible to Private Tuition., the number of pupils is limited
to Twenty, and no Day Scholars are .admitted; the greate§t
attention ^e paid to the health and iniprovement.inevery use-
-141 and elegant accomplishment of those entrusted to their
ea-e.

. -
The Plan and Terns ma.v be .obtained by applying • at- the
eiliinary, and at 4:S, Skinnen-sireet, London.
• 'there are a few va,,ancief"

GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's • .00-
- • ItUNNA -PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming •a.
feolar Militaiy Bed fOr the- Field, Barracks, and .9.tso a
6FA for a Tent or Room, &c.• and likewise a SEA-COT for
board.Ship,sthe whole packing in a small Valise, allowed
Lae mast pntable ever vet Inanufactured;.,invented by mot-
*A,N,ind SANDERS, \o. 16 and 17;Catherint-stsext,.titrand,
"ho most humbly presume the • highest honours ougtt to be
1„..1id all those who so gallantly live and die.fortlicir King and
Country. . .

,CHELT.ENHAIti SALTS,
ITarle from
-the WatersOf the Chalybeate.Saline'Spas at Chet-
, tenham, the property'of Mr. H.. THOMPSON.
tuiEsrt, SALTS give daily such proofs -.of .
their virtues that they can now .be recommended, to
the public as a medicine of uheatialleii eXcellence, and one, it
,s confidently believed, that will-be the' means of lengthen--
o the life of mankind. They:possess.froin.nature,. the...ape-
-1"
Iti tonic, exhilirating„ anti strengthening qualities,•so
l',nclY combined, 'that their use-may be persevered in for any
lei; th of time i-n ob,tiaate cases. Those (in: Mies in Witt-
- Lan), far W!lich it is.estAmetl, tire so far exc.teded by these
,--1,14:7, that the payLaent to foreign nations for d:ug is 'no
. .
I,ser '
s `it 'Sale at Montp
„. um lier Pp Room, Cheltenham ;.
'at
z,essrs.' Tatham's Tea I.Varelionse,- 12, Southanip.too-stieet,
‘-tlaod ; Mr... Daniel Stewart, 75, Old Broad-street; Mr. John
Xberi.'s, Bookseller, '23, Old Bond-street.; Messrs. Fyffe's
Tea Warehouse, WS, Holborn ;. and No. 5, New Caventlish-
street, Portland-place, London; Mr. Gore's, Liverool; and
•J. Hackett, Bristol,. Messrs. Washborn, Gloucester; Messrs.
bei..ns, Manchester;' and Mr. R. Sthith's, Dame-street, Dub-
; and- are inttnded to be placed. in the • hands-of respecta-
' Qle Venders in all chief towns of the United JC.ingdom. •'-
4 quantity of the above Salts effloresced by -Atmospheric
Air, may
be had at Cheltenham,-for exportation to warm cli-
Thates, where the crystals occasionally deliquesce.
The Spa Waters of Mr. Thompson's Wells at Cheltenham
are now in high perfection, and several hew Alkalescent
4-nd Magnesian Saline Spas having been added to them since
last year. . .
- ,Montpelier Pump-room offers now. more medicinal excel-
lenee than can be found concentrateli in any spot in Europe :
Spit, having a saline impregnation equal to sea-water, corn-
, bused strongly with iron and sulphUr, may be drank by.those
nose stomachs can bear waters so highly charged 'with sa-
- ferruginous, and sulphurous matter. • . .

A CIIALLENGE.
XESSRS. CURRIE and-Co.-SRrgeone, late in
ail' his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to
illuve a single instance where their medicine and method of
cute have failed of the desired etteet. The pradice of many
Years in this particular branch of their profession, has not
even rise to one unsuccessful case.
They continue to direst their studies to the treatment and
care of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys-
tem, which is the consequence of the pernici,AlS and wasteful
Streets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by' the
/.9oth of both sexes. ..ln the one it will be found to. be the
Unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa-
tally developed to them by a distressing state, of debility,
'which-if not :timely remedied, terminates in impotentcy,
these are its remote and ultimate effeds,,,while consumed
lion, loss of muscular pbwer, and various nervous complaints;
. • Usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.—
' UtRersonstanguishing under the disorders incidnitfo such a
kabit, their treatment issimple, and has never proved unsuc-
cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and touch .extended
pradice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve-
nereal infection, such as obstrudions ii the urethra, spungy
e-xcrescences, hard tumors, callou; ulcers, erupdons, semi
114 weakness, ileets, as also •
ST RI CT URES,'
Whether .reeent or of ion); duration, and Which have baf-
. tied the skill of other,Psaaitioncrs, are by their present
ien-
Droved plan of treatment, etittdually and permanently cured,
Without the Patient suiferitig the excruciating pa'n 'and
181arrning hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica-
tir)n of the lunar caustic, In the course of twenty years
extensive
,praL•tice in 'this' Metropolis; numerous • cases of
Striclures.have been and are ilaily under their care, the total
eradication-of which is etieded by a safe, certain, and exPe-
ditious4nude of prat-lice, superior to any other yet adopted.
The weakness, 'relaxation; and debility proceeding from this
ecmplaint are speedily renioved, and the 'Patient restored to
4buthf and vigorous health. But-where the debilityyhis for
YtarsexiSted, 2t proper .persevera»ce in their restorative re-
Medics, after the Strie.lurc has been clestrave.:; is ingispensa-
y requisite-to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to
reanirnitte t he ttnstitution. I •
Several IsNblemen and Gentlemen-Of the first resneda-
uililY, have been under. the care of Messrs. ‘.urrie, and CO.
19r the reinoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.
and having received a midical and perinanent Cure, request
(.hat references m . ay be given to them,: at satisfactory evi
d-•
ences of the tlecistve superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's.
- Plan of treatment. Many ofthese Gentlemen have liad
years, stric-
tures from to to and had been under the care of
Act zo
Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other-Surgeotis of equal emi-
nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the
Lunar Laustic, without success.
Messrs. Currie anti Co: inay be consulted by either sett
with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their
house, No. 107, Hatton-gar4n.
Patients in the country are requested to state the particu-
lars Of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c.
1111°sing a remittance for. advice and medicines, when the
unie will be given or sent to any oart of the kingdom. To
ensure that secrecy so essential to their nodertaki% the post-
age of litters 'may be atiOeu to the account for medicines.
9th tune, 1509,--ro7, Batton-garuen. . ,