The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-04 00:00:00

.5111 P NEWS.

GRAVESEND, APRIL 3
Passed by—the Henry and Elizabeth, Custance, from
Nuovo; St. l'atrit., CaMpbell, from Belfast ; Superb,
Nisson, from :Leghorn ; from Naples ;
L'Beatte, lust, froio Carthagena ; AgneSs, fr6rn
Palermo; Henrietta; '''‘'Valma, tram Bilbua ; Two. Brothers,
—; from• Seville; ‘tiaketi-zid; Bruce, from. Oporto;
Flayman, and Dolphin, Ailtroliti, from A ttea. •
Sailed—theliukfatigible, Weir, for . Jamaica; Jonge Al-
bert, Brag, and Hanson, Ureter, for Embden.

BIRTH.
On Friday last,.the Right Hon. Lady 'Charlotte Dun-
cornbe, of a Son.

Al el RIED .

k YeSterday, at Mary-le-bonne Church Captain George
Martin., of the Royal Ni r, to Miss Bcntinck,
youngest .dadghter of the late Ca ptainlieittinck, of the Royal
Navy.
At Edinburgh, on the 2oth ult. john Campbell, Esq. of
Kinloch, Perthshire, to Miss Ann Trapaud Campbell, fourth
daughter of the late form Campbell; Esq. of Melford, Lk.u- •
tenant Governor of Fort-George. • ,

OLD %VINE AND-OLD SPIRITS.
SPENC Eg and PERKINS, No. lii, Newgate-
. street, Wine and Brandy Merchants, have for fourteen
years meliorated Wine in Vats, containing trom two to tour
thousand gallons, lay. which. mode, and-.their inflexible in.
.tegrity in selling their Wine genuirre, the reputation of it,'
for its fine flavour and cordial quality, has been long esta—
blished, and been sought after both by the connoisseurs and
the infirm: Anxiont to excel equally in Spirits, they have
taken thersame method, rind now keep their Brandy an~ Run
in Vats of pearl thousand gallons, by which means they are
enabled to offer to the Public both Brandy. and Rum, of a
, quality superior, and much older, than must wlikth 'is- en
sale. Their immense Stock enables'them to ke.T Wine to•
great ageS : they have Port vil;._:11 has .been seven years in
bottle, 'Madeira fifteen yews, Mountain twenty-live years,
litteeita seven years, -and Lisbon six years old.
Not less than a'doieq. of Wine, or two gallons of Spirits,
-sent to any part of the Town free Qt expellee.

No. 29, Arundel-street, March I, 1033.,
ETA \TING dedicated myseit to the- mudy, and
-A been gratified by the most considerable praelice in that
branch. which I thought proper to select, rtrust that 1 have
not more misemployed my time than those witu, iu the ex_
tensive field of the Profeson"; are occasionally hunters tl in
uncertainty, and cannot alwat°a attain that sitccess'Avlnch is
acquired by concentrating the intelledind power to one class
of disorders. '

rD '
he Diseases° *lity are peculiarly distressing; for they
.bring with them a trintof concomitant SyMptOinS,, and, by
depression of all vital energy, existenge itselt becomes embit-
tered. Whether they arise from the pkivalence of ill ex-
ample,. the destruttive habits of schoolboys, wtilie less ex-
cuseable. indulAences of maturity, they rifipitre the most as-
siduous prolessiOnal skill ; and well may it be observed,' that
by the ignorance of uneduea tcd.men,. the symptorris ate aggra-
vated, and the-constitution is destroyed.. •
As a Nlemberof the Royal College of Surgeons, ,and for-
merly Surgeon in the Army, I ground my pretensions on re-
gularity of educalioni and passessing, every privilege to prac-
tice, feel myself entitled to that confluence with which
have hitherto been so libeta I ly honoare:::

In the first siinsMio.ns of loCal. weakness, early application
will preVt,nt the calamity of a Debilitated .Vrarrre.;: hut where
the suirerer, from .a consciousness of the unmanliness of the
vice which 'caused his misfortune, is fearful ,ot the-contempt
Or censure of his Fatuity l'hy'siCian, and broods over -his in-
firrnify- with careful concealment, it must 'be satistadory for
him to be assured, not only of capability of treatment, but
also of the most inviolable secrecy.
zdly, The Venereal INsease uontaminates the Springs--of
life, the seeds of existence are poisoned by-it, :and posterity
is injured by the indiscretion of ao unOarhled moment.
In recent venereal i.nmplaints it is possible to prevent,pain,
danger, or disttess ; and in the_most -complicm-ct eases it- is
the acquirement of exclusive expei-ieneein this line to elleet
a sate, certain, and Speedy, re=establishment. - •
I olfer the advantage of this experience to those of either
sex who are atilided with any kind nidebility, or any symp-
toms of Venereal Infection, and in all cases the terms of
remuneration are stated on the first interview. _

Patients in the evil-try are expetied to inclose a Bank
Note, anti are requested to specitrtheir age anti wanner of
riving, as well as the existing sytnytotos awe coiniilaiot.

• MAttTIN F. REE,'
Member of the RQyal College of Surgeqns in London.
No. 29i -Strand, Arundel-street, nezr Temple-bar.—There
is an additional entrance to Water-.street adjoiing..

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