The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-24 00:00:00

• , tvIONMOUTI-ISHIRE.
1170 BRIDGE-BUILDERS.
A .NY' Pd'rstin or Persons wiliins .to Cantrael for
a -NEW BRIM lE, etthei Of. STONE or
I RON, or partly Stone and 'partly Iron, over the 'River
USK, at or near the Town of Carleon, arc desired to
liver in their Proposals, Plans, and, Estimates, sealed, to me,,
at the next General oarter-SiAsions of the Peitt- to be
holden at Usk in and for the said Cornity of-Alonniouth, on
Wednesday the filth day of Odober next, at Twelve o'Clocia.
at Noon.

By Order of the Court,
TURTON, I;lerk.of the Peace.

No. z 9, Afituclel-street, ikfarclr 1, rt=l3.
HAVING dedicated ifiyiell-to' the study, . 'itnd
been gratified by the most ctuisittertitae pratlicein that
branch which I thought prupertoisege6l, I trust that 1 I'ave
not more rniseinploYe,l fly thilit,tiwge wii(J, in the ex.
tensive-liehl of the Professitui, are oe6sionallY.inurrersl in
uncertainty, and cannot always attain that'succ4us ‘vltic;•• is
acqiiirol by concentrating` the i.ntcliee ual power to coz
of disorders.

he Disek;e4 of Debility are peculisily distressing; for they
bring with them a train of coticotnitant Symptoms, and, by a
depression of all vital energy, existence itseit crahit-
tared. Whether they arise from the prevalenc:: of ill ex-
, %ample, the'disrruitive habits-of whoolhoys, or the less ex..
cuseable Indulgences of maturity, they'regitire the most Its-
siduous professional skill t and well may it he observed, that
, by the ignorance of uneducated into, the syniptonis are aggra-
vated, and the c.inititution is ,destroyed. .
Asa Member of the itoyat College of Surgeons, and rill.
merly Surgeouin the Army, I ground my pretensions on re. gularity,of education, and possessing every privilege to brae_
;ice, I tett myself entitled to that confidence with which I
have hitherto been, so liberally honoured.
In the first sensations of local weAtness, early application
will prevent the Calamity of a Debilitated Frame.; but where
the tudereri froiwk consciousness of the unmanliness pt the
vice which caused his misfortune, it fearful of the contentpt
or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over his in-
firrility. witlfcareful conseraitnent,' it rimt be siitist-adr,ry for
him to ,be assured, not only ot capability of treatment, but
also of the most inviolable secrecy.
idly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of
life, the ;seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity
rienriTctirielitijulanii°4s it is trosstble to privent
art unatardcd moment.
llil!sintt7gitetret;,.eff6crilribri,?tiett;tcesst and in the most conipireaod. cases it :s
the acquireindpt of exclusive.oxpeeience hi this line to edict
a Sale, certaiti,',Mil speedy re-establishment.
I eller the !advantage of this exiterience to thosc 01'clther
sex who are afftkied with any kind ofdehility, 14 any symp-
toms
qt. "iete4 infection, and in all cases thete.~;~;
ul
remuneration are stated oil the tirst interview.
Paients in the Country are expe.:..ted to a
Note,, and ar. requt,sted to specify their azt. and rii.oiner
living, as well as Liw existing sympthinsof the
MARTIN BR l.'s
Member of the Royal College of Siirgc-orls lit Lotidam
No. 2g, Strand, A tunclei.strert, iser Temple.imr•-1. licit
is-an additional entrance in Water- stre'st adjoiniN;..

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