The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC.

AVING colitrac.ted .with the Lords of the
Treasury for a SM/iLL JeOrfERY of only 7,950
TiAets,-«e are happy to announce the Scheme will•coutain
the Grand and Favourite Prizes of

TWO k zo,ooo ALL IN
.N 1 ONE 17,
"1
TWO of I ,000' GUINEAS!

Making 2,000 Guineas, which will he paid in GOLD ; and
being the SMALLEST LorrErty in which there ever were
the-above Magnitude, we confidently trust to the
Public Pairona4c, itvire.particularly -as the smallest Prize,
are ,Ten ,Pouuds each, which former , Schemes with. such at-
tractive Prizes es Thirty Thousand Poni;ds were unable to
produce... *chase Schemes also have.usually had sus-eral Days
of Drawing, whereas the above will pc Drawn
TWENTY-FOURTI-I JUNE NEXT, .
• • • AND ALL IN UNE` DAY.

'Having studiously considered the nbove poinfs,as most
likely to meet the Public Approbation, the preference of
their Favour,. is requested at'osie Old Established Offices, •
-37,, 1:I I, Holborn,
3S, Haymni het, 141, Oxford-street.
J. and J. SIVEWItIGHT, COntractors.

hIEDICIN E.

IMPORTANT ADVICE.

,Metz of Education and Professional
vv Skiil use persevering endevours •to discover the
mop.. safe..and., ce,f4ain method of treating a few preyailing
Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best
proof of supetiority. .
, .
Mews. GOSS and Co., Members of the Royal College of
Surgehns,lhad been induced tomiakelho Cure of the
ing• the object of their particular stutly,, viz. a certain: Dis-
order; freqinitiqaitracted in a 'moment of intoxication,
apd its coacomitants„Strictures.and Gluets, which, by.an im-
proved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also de-
liiiirt,.whether arising from pacoakiatia.n . indulgences, long
residence in %swill climates, of a secret solitary vice, too often
ullhaapily pursued hy.the youth .of -both sexes,; in .the one
cauting.sterility or barrenness,, and in the other a numerous
train of nervous drsei-ises; which, if not timely remedied, ter-
niinlte in impotence and comutoptioo. In that distressing
state of debility or deficient'', whether the consequence of
,sac's •banctul habits, or arisjog,t:rolo :any other:catAe, ;by
which tile
,powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as
regularly educated Sutgeons' ()Moncton, they offer a firm, safe,
and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health.
'Messrs. DOSS and Co. 'exclusively profeSsing the cure of
tlme,par,ticularcomplaints,. in order that they foay nut be,
by a.mi“alten few, marlied With the obloquy so justly attached
to the ignorant enipivic,think.ithotjustice to themselves t,, .
state that they base been properly educated and initiated into
every branch of the -profession {certificates of . from
different. Hespitals, and testimonials froM the most eminent.;
Physician;, they have to convince isny inquirer) that 'the suc-
cess,rcsoltiog Irons their attsleamtrs..first inclined them ao
quit the practice of the general' PraialtiOner, and they pre-
sume that their pretensionsicoostltute a fairtgrouod for; the
unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the rub-
lic,•heen so liberally boinittred.

Tnc result of a long and exter,tsivo practice has„enabled
theM, by a slyerrior method, to -remove venereal complaint,.,
,hovtleer inveterate or complicated, without sulkirctinitthe
:patient in thc least restraint in diet or e"xerci.:e; a'nd in recent
-Giles, where anviirly appliea,tion is made, uu dispovery of the
infection, they frequently perform a cure in the short space
“,tWo, days. glib unprecedented success of their mode Of
treatment (which luau never heel) known to fail in, one single
instance, in s, practiceof.2o years ; during which period many
thousand persons of both sexes have heel) cured; even.after
severe and iejurious methods had been pursued by other
Pmealtioners, without tiffect),.indtices them' tu thus publicly
crier thtir advice.

To be Consulted daily by Patients or either sex, with secrecy?
attentiun.—Letters from the country, contain;
ing The'partietilars of the case,' age, and manner of firing.,-
inc!,,,ing a.renaittaneciltily attrnd-ed to, .and advice and .11.2 e,
(14 ine forwarded to any part of th"Kingdont.
GOSS and CO. M.R.U. Surgeon's, th, Botirerie-street,
Fleet-street, London. .
'Just published '(Tenth Edition),
!EGIS of LIFE, a Familiar Commentary on the above
Diseases. By Goss and CO. Addressed to the Youth and
11tIaturity of both Sexes. May be:haot 14 20, Paternoster-roe;
p), 24, Gerrard-street; 174, Fleet-street; and of
allßC•ukscllcrs. Price is.

. -
In a few days will be puVsfied, by the same Author,
CONVE,ASATIONS on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, in
which the Elements of that Science are f: explained,
and adapted to the Comprehension of. Young Pupils. Illus-
trated with Plates by Lowry.

,On the IA of June will be published in 4to. 12s. 6d.
Number VI. of

'ZAK EIV I LL'S I'IC'I'URL+'SQUI TOUR 61
JL JL ITALY illustrative of Eustace Forsyth, Rose, &c.

I.Torib of Coius Cestius, from Monte Testaccio ; engraved
by John Byrne.
11. View in the Tyrol, on the Adige ; engraved by J. M id-
diman.
• 111. Nola di Gaieta ; .en.Traved by J. I.andsher, A.It.A.
IV. Plan of the Museum of the Capitol; engraved by H.
Willson.
V. Stanza del Gladiature Moribondo ; l engraVed by H.
VI. Stanza del Fanna din Rosso; j Nloses.