The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-22 00:00:00

MATRIMONY.

MAItRItVGE should •he the • fotipdation of
• sex./ial happiness, which is often distisrbed, through
the parties that form the union nuttaking those precaution*
which would secure them the enjoyment of tl at great dels-
niestic blessing. People lit every rank pay adoration to the
shrine of, wedlock; but where the cluistitutien has been
tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit-contracted
at an early Age, a renoration of stability previous to entering
'that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the sluatbering
sparks Of life, and to re-animate the system.. For no. dis-
orders have eontrilinted more essentially to destroy Hytuenea I
'happiness than those Odell are the consclitence of ungentrekd
pleasure. It was this consideration which ihduced Messrs.
CURRIE and. CO. for these Lest Thirty years, to direct their
studies and attention exclitsiveirto the treatment and cute of
the Venereal Disease; and the disorders .arising therefrom;
as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the
destructive habit of the inconsiderate subool-hoy, which
brings on those distressing DERILITIFIS end DEFI'CIEN--
CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. The
sticcessful re:suite their -plan, gives them additional ardour
to oppose the ravages elf thesec:lmplaintS, which are the must
important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves
every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re-
lief by consulting. Professional Men of eminence and honour,
to which .Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of
scholastic anthority, as .well as the testimony of uncontra-
dieted facts. In professing the cure of these contplaints,
they hold Mit no inducement to vice.; but.,_ sensible, as
all men ainSt•-itiol the existence of litchi • calamities, • they
oder their assistaitee as regui;et ly educated Members of the
Royal Collegss of Surgeons of .Loodut and Edinburgh.
Slight- and. recent case* of Syphilitic infection are radi-
cally cured in the short space of' two days. Those of
the most obstinate duration, such .as -obstructions, inve-
terate strictures, pains of the bones, .gleeti, &C. are Per,
mamently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen of the first respectability bare beLii under the care of
Messrs. Currie. mind Co. for the removal of complaints of the
Urethra, Strictures, -&c.; and having received a radical and
permanent cure, request that references may be 'made to
throt as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of
Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plait of treatment. Many of these
Gentlemen •Ined strictures from ten to twenty years, amid .were
under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, •and other Sur-
geons of equal mho:vices, who attempted_ their, cure by the
application of the 'lunar caustics without success. Messrs.
Currie awl Co. have selected the following letter front the
many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, returning
them thanks for their restoratiOn to sound :mil vig,rons
health. It was sent to them sinseeliciteel, from- the son of •a
Nimbi, Earl, who boil laboured tender this distieiiing and
painful malady for ten years: he. had been .minder the core'ef
several titsvgeone of 'professional .volitiente, tome of whom
afforded hint perthatient relief; limit from the soperibv me-
thod of ti.eatment. adopted and pnrwed Currie
'and Csi. bereceived a radical core in the shOrt space of one
mouth.

May en, 1810.

" To Dr. CURRIE, %07, Hattoa-garden.
" Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to
Dr."Ctirrie the perfect re-establishment of hit health, in con,
sentience of, his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures
in the Urethra. He May add, that he has not for nitayyears
enjoyed an much comfort and, freedom from . paint and lie
entertains no doubt of his having obtained, tl.rough his
and attention, a perfect and radical care of that horrid cola-
plaint. As he was not a stranger to the manner that others
treated the complaint, he has it in his pOseer,, from a fair
trial and a just compari,un, to pay that trilmte of applause to
1)r. Carrie which he sensibly feels, and shalt ever be lutist
ready and willing to acknowledge."
By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa-
tient will esmipe the pain, danger, and exitance of a long and
tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners.
MAILitlEb WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in
their expectatians of a family, may hot assured that in.mmost in-
stances such detects are curable by medical 0411; and although
the removal of such impediments lit av• object of doubt and
uncertainty with others, vet the cure of *ascii defects, by the
gradual progress of reous:at,uu, is the acquirement of their
piporienci.

Nevem Currie and Co. may . .
he consulted by patients of
either Sex. ,with tar greatest secrecy and honour, lit their
house, NQ. IU7, flat um-garden.
Patients illithe Crruntry, describing the particulars of their
taitt,gge, and num.! „t livi,,K, iocio;lag• a remittance for Ad-
vice awl Nledicinss, the unite Nvill he been ut seat to ally part
of Ihe Kingd,uu. •
Nu. 107; Hattusplardeu.

Ex‘'ilTelliottite,ißeiejii.ifi..Ple4r„sitso:lanttredr.etisetettiwetiins,,t
1611Ie lesnttittt:sty'dottf INltarac-6hi,
1814; rind thefteitti is of .‘pril, 1815, both inclusive, wlut
•• • ,
shall eterry the same t.o the Office of the Paystiastcra of Exche-
quer Bills, bet treenthe TGIV and* *Rh t 1815,
'
4bothiuchisive (tuslesi a -Sum .amoontitsfs td Eighteen 4111-
lions sterling Principal Nioney of the said Bills shall be Sooner
shall be paid the Interest that shall become due
thereon respectively 10 the >Zd day of May,. 1815,- inclintive,
and shall have in exchange, fur such Bill OT EitllFt a Certili;
..cate.ur Certi4cates to the-Governor and Cernpanyof the Bank
of England, expressing the principal Sum bontained in such
, .
Bill or Bills, Which C.!ertiflote tic CeitificateS shall -entitle
Snell Person dr Persons' for eVery Ont Hundred Pounds Prin.;
cipal 111siney Contained therein,' to One Hundred and Seeen-
teeti Poutids„Ca,pital.
,S.toejt in -Annuities, after the rate cf
Five. Tonne's per -Cenitint .Annum, to be added to and,
made one Joint gtock.with the Fiv,! Puurttls
,per Celan:l) Ali..
„.,
nulties, created by Acifi made in tlrc 24th year of his present
Majesty, and-several ;rittst?quent Acts fdr granting Annuities
to satiary eettain Navy, Victualliiig, and Tranport.
Ordnance belrenturei, and Exchequer Bills, and the Interest
to commence from the Sill day of January,; 18tb, which s•tid
itiiiiuitirs at'e to be redeemable: at:the Saint! tittle, ;01,1 in like
manner as the Atiouttki already established are new re=
deemahle by P,irlianselit, and to hi charged opon, ti. I inside
payable nut e,f the. Consoliclii tea, Pt] nd of Great Britain."
The PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQI7Eft BILLS do herehy
give- Notice, that attendance will he riß•e-u at their, 'Of-
froat Niiii o'Clock the,'Morningtl One o'Clock in.tlie Af-
ternoon-, from WeilneSday the 4lith unlit Sat: ir• ' Ice 29111 la-
stantt both ,cc,
-quer Bills, intended to lie (Muted, pursuali to Re-
solution ; and the Btarers theretif are (testi d to 11l- ..„,-
veral descriptions of its separate (Wllich are to ba
obtained at the Ofileej, classing their in the Lie
dates, and arranging innuerit ally sash as are of like date .iO4
vain,; and thee- are to 'o:press th, itaitiont of the principal
Sums coat/lined the!•ein, hod the .-nootiot Of Interest that wilt
he due thercon Will be paid in Mom y) continued
-from, hut excluding the day. or which they are respectively
dated to.the 22d dor of Nlay, 1815, inchsive, when the In-
terest- wi.i cease; a'till they are' desired to stale the Bulimia of
• at I-, it crated, in respect of the principal Slillll
iott.oatil to'l)e twitted, add to write •their Nom'es
itlihrcvi;,tiiiii of their Christian Nantes! trod Places ,itA!.tale
on their Lists, and Its e.triforse each 11111 with their usual Sig—
isatares.` ~ • , • •
'Po aro:4ldelav, tile Partiet ate recommended to apply at
the °dice previOirsly for Metnorairdninss ant to bring there
ready filled up at the time of Subscription ; inserting, tlit
the aggregate adionot Of their scve-al Lists most be stated in
one.:l/entorandum,
'rite dAys Inc delivery of the :_`•-ertificates, Rod for the pay-
ment of the listeieo., may he. known at this °dice as soon as
the Act shall nays: etceiveltlle }total Altsent.
*The Descriptions or Titles of 'fie Bills isie as follows, vit.
supply.lBl.l 1 , o ,opo, 54 Geo. 3. Cap. 14.
Ditto - • • SO
-On Credit tsf Aids, 1814 . ...... , . .......... 53.
Sppply
.1811 / .6,000,000, ... 79.

Voii• of Ciedit, 1814 M pro% 3. C.tp. 188.
Supply 1815 L. 14,500,000, 55 Gtu. 3. Cap. 4.
On Credit Of Alas, 11115 5

. , . FOR THE STOMACU, LIVER, &e. .
-DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to.pramote all the naturist fecritiatis,
.Are the best remedy for LiVer and Ginty Couto:aints t -foe
)Egad- tshs, littligestiotts and other affection,-of the Stomach
ethi llo‘Vels, too often the consequence of free-liviog. They
are particoluily ricoinmended fur rentales'at a Critical tient
-91,1ife, and as a general Family Medicine they have nu equal.
They are mild in their operation, and are very convenient fur
•trarellersots They do not require any confinement.
Sold by F. Newhery and Suns, at their old established Me-
dicine Warehonite, in St: Paul's ChUrch-yard,,Lointol, 'pries
4s. Od. a boa, containing ;i6 . Pills, with the name, `! F. New•
bery," engraved in the Stauips. But :ts 'nasty persons mistake
.the house, observe that the Number is 45, the third ifrnia
Cheap Side. To be had also at Dr James's, in Bruton street.