The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-22 00:00:00

SOCIAL HAPPINESS.

IVIARRIAGE •should be the Fthindation of -S o-
Ilil vial. Happiness, which is often disturbed through the
parties that form the union not taking -those precautions which
‘voolcisecnte them the-enjoyment-of that gre at domestic bles-
sing. # People of every rank pay adoration' to. toe_ Shrine of
Wedlock; but where the Constitution his been tainted by
disease, or debilitated:by a certain habit coot ratted ,an early
age, a renovation of st,,bility [IN vionSl to entering that stole is
indispensably requisite to revive the sluntiboring
dna. 10 re-animate the system. For no disorders nave contri-
buted more essentially to destroy Hymeneal tr.ppi..ess than
thoSe which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It
was this consideration which induced Nlessrs. Cl/RR I E and
co, for these last- twenty-years,- to .dirett their studies and
practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Vene-
real Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom,. as als., to
.that dera gebient of the:system, produced by the destructive
habit of the inconsiderate schoolboy, which brings on those
distressing Debi lit es and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter
-the Matrnionial sidle.. The successful result of their plan,
gives them additnnial ardour to oppose the ravages of these
complaints, whicu are the must important in the catalogue
of human infirmities.
It behoves every person who has indulged in, tills solitary
vice to seek relief by eon,ulting Protessiondl Men ot eminence
and, honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co claim the sane-
tion •
u• scholastic authority, as well as toe testimony of un-
contradicted facts. In profess rig the cure Of Wes complaints
they hold out no inducement to vice; but sensible as all lien
must be of the existence 01 such calamities, they utter their .
assistance as regular.)' educated A/enviers of-the tit:4 al •Col,
leges -of Surgeons of London and Ediiihingh . Slight and re
cent cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the
shnrt space-of two days. Th(Ae.ot the Most sodstinate dura-
tion, such as Obstructions, inveterate Strictures, Pains of the
Bones, Gleets, tice. are permanently and speedily-cured..
SeVeral Nobleinen and Gentlemen of - the first respeCtabi-
lity, have been under the care of Messre Currie. and Co.
for the semoval,ut •Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, acc.
and having receivea a radical and permanent Cure, request
that references may be made to 'there, as satisfaCtury evi,
deuces of the decided superiority of Messrs: Currie and Co's.
plan of treatment. .
Many of these Gentlemen had Strilures troth to to zo
years, and woe under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside,
and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their
cure by the .application Of the Lunar Caustic, without suc-
cess.

Messrs. Currie and-Co. have :seleded the fiillowing letter,
from the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen; re-
turning them thanks for their restoration to .sounsi arid vigor-
ous health. I t ,was sent to them unsoliCited, from the sun
of a Noble Earl, who iian laboured under this distressing and
painful' malady for ten years: He had been under the care of
several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom af-
forded hint pet- ~anent relief; but front the superior .method
of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. ,
he received a radical cure in the short space of one
To Dr::Cuttal ro7, Hatton-garden.
• " fvaylB, 180.
" Lord
Currie the perfect re-establishinent of his health, in,tonse-
(pence of his mild and admirable treatment of StriCtures
the Urethra. Lie maradd, that he'has -11.,t for many years
enjoyed so much'conifort and freedom from j- ails; andfie en-
ter tains no doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and
'attention, a perfect anctradicial,eure. of that horrid complaint.
As he was not a stranger to themanner that others treated the
complaint, hc has it.in his power, froM a fair trial and a just
comparison,- to pay that tribute of applause...to Dr. Currie..
which he-sensibly feels, and shall ever be most ready and
willing to acknowledge."
By, an early application to Messrs. Currie an 3 Co. the pa-
tient will escape the pain, danger, and expend oi, a 'krig and •
tedious attendance-upon less experienced practitioners,
Married Women, who haye long been disappointed in their
expettations of a family, may be assured that in mostiMstances
such defeCts are curable by medical skill ; and although the
removal of such impediments be an object or doubt and tin-
.certainty witbothers, yet the cure of siich 'detects, by the,
gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement or their ex,
perietice.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may. be consulted by patients of
either sex, with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their
-house, No. to's, Hatton •gaiden.
Patients in the Country describing the particulars of their
case, age, and mode of living, inclosing a remittance for advice
and medicines, the same will be given or sent to any part of
the kingdom..
To insure that secrecy so essentk-1 to their undertaking,
the postag.: of letters may be added to the account for niech--
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No, re7l Hatton•girden, July 0, 18x0.

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[PRICK sixPkiitt TIALITERNIr.

I/ IC:TWILLING-OFFICE,

July to, 1.11.
THE COMMISSIONERSjo+.k ICTU4LLINC4 , .
His 111AZEStY's NAVY do berth,' kit.? A'oticei That •on
Tuesday, the attb of September neal, rL y Rrill he ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat 'Or such quan,itiei of
PRIME IRISH BEEF a dPORK, tb be tared in the en:n/4
seast:it, as the rerpefihie Merchant's and Lira e. s therein may -
think proper to stir ; one•third par: thereof to he tot kl,d in Half
Puncheons, ane-thir.i parr in Fiercer, and one.l'.:ir et 'part in Bar_
re?, to &delivered into his ilafe4ty's S to, es at Deptford,
Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cori, and Into the .1;n1) Viiiva!ii :g
'Stores in St.-t ad-reline' sirin regnlar p-,p,rtions ui each dercrip,
dor of Ca it r, /..y The pe.4od. usae, Mentioned, viz.
One-fAirth fun xif the Whole by the iith February.tE its
One-fourth part more.' 1514 April, t 8: t,
One-fourth putt !i-tore, pst May;
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• Anti the retraining fourth part by the 15th, /lay, tSt r,
and to he .baid.:_4,2r, 0 Bills ate tvith intere.a,
alter date.

The Condithas of the antral? may Le seen_ al :be ,Yeetetary's
Office, at :64 Offire, or 4y applying to Mr: y. EI. I_:.,tstert:llet
jar'tio Pi:loath:7l, at Cork; to the Colleliori oi his Ma-
je ty'i Customs at Limerick, Brijast, Neutit, and 114:erjord;
aitt to the Pastntaster-G,nerai at Thibila ►e:pectivcy.

N. B. No Tende for a less quantity than Two Tb.e. and
Tierces 4 Beefiand Two Thoseee•id Tierces of will be af..
mitted nor will regard he had to any in which the Price shall
n,t be inserted in words a: length, Cr- teat shall not bedr;livered to
the Board before One u'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 451) of Sep-
tember nix', nor unless the Person Wiigniakes the Tenaer, or scant
Person on his b?balJ, attends to answer when called :far. ,

Tie .onosent of the p, cbable quantities of Irish Beef and Pork,
to be contoae7cd for as above mentioned, may also be klown, ly
atiqying at the Secretary's Office., •