The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-09 00:00:00

SIIPERton ADVICE,

WHEN Protessional Men, eminent for skin
and experience, offer their advice, and exert their
abilities, fur the cure of a few reitning Diseases, they rise su-
perior to that prejureee which is so justly excited, against the
edvertisements of men, ignorant of the, tint ptineiples, and
uneducated in the practice of plivsie. Messrs."CUltitlE and
Co. regular Stulgeorts, satictiouril by every privilege to prac-
tice, and by the uniform success which their-laude of treat-
. merit for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended,
centime with the same atsiduity to direct their studies to the
sure of every species Of tb.at.baneful poison, us wellies the re-
ranee, of those distressing debilities and deficieneies which.
pre,.eut ea embitter the nearinionel state. In the catalogue
of human infirmities there.... none inure efllietins• than these
Wfiicisare the unavoidaale consequences or an itidulgeuce hi
a cattail. destreetive habit. The unhappysrufferer broods•
over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he is re-
duces! to soch.,+ state of misery as to render life oppressive.
To suet:persons it will be a cuusoling' reflection to know that
tteky-relsy now,.hy, o 11.144 infallible remedy, be restored
to their forcer constilittional .streogth vignar. %Veith,.
rel..xeJ,4 alit , debilit'ated habits, eroceedurg either from an
„,s..ess of coajugal arid .illicit iileasitre, or fi ten a la'ng resi-
dome lie hut climates, hard drinking, the injudiciauS use of
uterettry,,&c. are,speedily festured to health and strength. ,
It must lie a self-evident propoitioa, that where the ag.
gregute of intellectsial capacity ii. directed to the tceatfuent
and cure 0f.,-;* few peculiar .complaitits, there newt be tilt
greater certainty of seeress; a id is a proof of this position
their method oi cure is sas particularly expeditions, at well
as safe, and so evidently saverior to the ,t,noinoli practite,
that in some slight cases of infection perfeet restoration is
convict sal itt the short ',cried at three days, sad in .those of
the utmost inveteracy,-whtrc masa. practitioners have faitedi
ai pruper perseveraece in their plan, of treatatent to
' the ptttieht sikic, well-genonactl, sal lasting re-establish-
meta. 1)' an early applicatiott, the patient. will escape the
danser acid expense of auctions eatend:ince npon.the less eX-
perienced practitioner._ In the most obstinate and complis
stated 'eases.of Venereal infection, such as is:atiltdiens in the
urethra, sputlgy exereseenve,,, hard wormers, callous alders,
ertiptiorts, semioal weakness, .gleets, its also Il'ttlCFt.!iti ti,
Whether resit or ofloog doratioll, and which have battled
the skill of ether practitioners, ire, by their present improved
plait ,it t reatuient, effectually end' pm-name:4ly eurett,''with.
♦ out the peOcr4 suffering the exeriteroting pain and alarming
lirmarrhigt which freipreatly follows the application of the
lunar Caltsl4. .Ifi the course of Veers extensive practice in
this metropolis, numerous sasses"a( Strictures have. been'and
' are daily wider their care, the total ertulicatien of which la
effected by a, safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice,
superior to any other yet allotted, The weakness, relate-
tion, and debility proceeding 'from this complaint, speedily
removed,. and the patieut re:toted to sound and vigorous
health. lint where the debility has fur years existed, a pro-
per pc ruwentoce• in their restorative remedies, alter the
stricture has been destreyral, is indlopensaltly requisite to
revive the slumberiug sparks of life, and to re-animate the
constitution, -.
Several Nei:amen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi-
lity have been under the care of Messrs. Carrie. and Co. for
the removal of tanuplisints of the. Urethra, Strictures, &c.;
arid Ilikviyig received a Vadienl and permaitent care, rquest
that referetteestnay be wade to them, osatisficfnry eviiunees
of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and 'Co.'s plan
of treatment, -Many of thesedientlenten have had Strictures
from 10 to in years, and had been underthe care of Messrs.
C. HoMe, Heavisides, seed ether Surgeons rif equal eminences
wilco attemple4 ,thu curc: by the upp)icotion of the lunar
caustic, Wit hunt success.
Messrs. Currie and Cu. may, hr consulted by either Sex,
with the greatest delicacy,iiertcy, and honour, at their
haus*, INe. I A 7, Hatton-Bartle n.
Patlenti ill the tasuntry are reanciste.d to state the particu-
lars of their casc,.agc, anffgeneral habit of living, &co
inclosing a remittance fur advice and medicines, when the
*erne Will hit giftn 'or seat to auy Port of the kingilotu. To
ensure that secrecy so essential to,thcir undertaking, the
postage of ..tettors may be ad-44A to theaesount for ratdicites.
Bth June, Hattua-givtiru.

.. _ . .
- 1,ii10,000
Departgient of the Secretary Of State . •• 190.000
Departm,nt for l'i.iragn Affairs .. ...... ,-. $04,001
!Lune Department.i.
Department of J atstice • 1,000,000
Depaitnient, of , iie Unformed an,' oilier Ile-
-140 u$ Worvtip, that of the Awn:. (.a-
ttiolies excepted
Departmen. .. f the Homan Cat hulk W. 0.4-ip 1,600,00
Depart rite.,t oT Ed ucation, A . ti, :old S . e 11C,4 1;0i. tr,OUO
Dept% qlptllt of Ylnance ... . .',11,50u .000
Nasal S*rrice ...., • .
War Oei..ti tiorot ..., . 24,'130/500 -
Sea anti River i)ykt nr: : t.: ,r Public ' *
Wills
Depart.nent ..: ...!Onio ,:ve aaj C,l,,aics„
Unforeseen ,Ettienses . tib9,ooo

t-2,000 1)00 .
Florin heciap.t tF 20a.)
Tilt Minister of Finance slatetl, that the above
would he the inaximuutof areexifenditure for the
ensuing year, unless in the case of the occurrence
ot, new and un.expeeted events.
He had also to grate,* liat:tmcler the heal of
23,15.06,t00 florins tnr the department of finance,
were included two tieW itenti. One of these was
the,sutu of 1,00,1)00 print,. as,the share of the
Netherlands for the pity.ment of the interest and
the extioction of the Itinvitin debt) in confdrinitY
to the Couvo,,tion coneinded At London; on ant,
19. h ut 2tizty hat. born. of
475,000f1. fo',. payment of interest., ott,the Anstror
Belgian debt, which the kingdom of the Nether-
lands had t'tken upon itself by lie Gonvention of;
the I I th of October.

The Minister next proceeded to state the Ways
and Means for meeting this expenditure. Among
these were the Land Tax for all the provinces of
the kingdom, which is fixed at 1)3,132,50ft. j
the, tax on prrsons tkncl.. moveables, fixed .at
12,7.34i,570f1. and the tex on (toots and windows,:
at 1,578,330 a.
Then follows an enumeration of a variety of
other taxes, direct and indirect, the i.l ounce of
which is not stated in the speech of tie
though subjoined in schedules annexed to the
plan of law.:
The total produce of the Wiwi and Means ist
estimated by the Minister at 74 niillioos uo-
rius. The amount of the Expenditure is estimated
at 82 millions, thus creating a ditierenee of 64
millions. On the subject of this difference the
Minister observes, " that however intprovident
it might appear in ordinary times to fix the ex.•
penditure of a year without providing the means
for meeting the whole of it, yet it appeared
pedient to his Allijesty, in the pi esent sitnatims.
of things, to propose to the Chamber any increases
of the taxes or other burnt :its on the country, lie
long as there was a possibility that the difference
would of itself decrease either in whole or in,
part." 1-le expressed, his hope that toe restoration
of geaeitil peace would leave a stirplus,sven Niter
all the 'necessary expenets of the State were: de-
frayed. It was impossible at present to state,
bow far experience would Justify this hope but
tfir guestion' would be. &chied long before this
diferener of si m Iliotts could be felt as a harden
ttpon the finances of .the country. If, however,
the hope 'of some considerable
,diminution of :ne
expenditure n;s branches, which hod been.
fix.ed at t. 14e hipoolil be illseppointd,
together With the licti,e of, the improvement of the .
revenue' from the restoratitm ui general peace,
'then it would be for the Straes-Genc.r4l, itt• their
next sitting„ to consider of Abe Means of cover•
ing this unloohed-for deficit. • .

At Gressey, near §norobaya,-tatrards the end
of June,last, a noise was heard for three days re.
seiobling trentemloUs cannonade. On lie af-
ternoon of the third day the sky became cons+
pletely overcast with a cloud of fine dust, Or ashes,
ISO thick as to cause au obscurity equal to that of
the darkest night, and to render respiration Ins•
practicable, ss itliont a cloth, or sonic sort of veil
to cover the iaen. The lull ot
very dense for three days, and did not wholly
abate fora week, whets it was succeeded by a very
heavy and most welcome fall of rain. A sThillar
phenomena occurred at the same time at Tagal,
which is 200 miles from Gressel,. Here several
sudden deaths happened during the days of terror,
for which the ,soperstition4 i,,h,,!ritants assigned
various causes. At (3cesev the ~,sitation prosed
fatal only to bit ic.ilCh marry were, on the
return of light, ;evrt directions, having
been sulrocated by the floating ashes. The soh' ce
of this volcanic, eruption had tot been ascertained,
at tire date of the last advires from

We untleystand that twenty young gentlemen
are to be added, to the 70 already educating at the
Royal Naval College in this Doek.yarl, anti that
several alterations' and appointments will take
place in consequence of the migulations about to be
adopted in that Institution, It is said that lit
future, it will be victualled by contract, subject to
the controul of the Liientemint-Governor, by
which the office of' housekeeper, held by Lieut.
Jatvals will be doite away, and the domestic ma-
nagement (tithe Institution intrusted to a Matron,
selected from the widows of Naval Officers..
(Heats Courier).
On the evening of Thursday last, a ge
was stopped by two footpads, near Maidenhead,
and zobbed of his valuable gold watch and C.Oll.