The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-25 00:00:00

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131.1101)L1.1 of every 111311( p•ty adoration to the
AL shrine of Wedlock; bat, where the Constitution has
been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain Intbit,
contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous
to entering that state is indispensably requisite to revive the
'slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For
no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy
Hymeneal happinrss than those which arc the consequences
of unguarded pleasure. It was this-consideration which in.
demi Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of eminence and
high professional attainments, Members .of the Royal Col-
leges of bunion and Eitinbur4ll, 'to present to the Public the
result of thirty years experience in the :Cure of Venereal
Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies. which
not unfrequently prevent, or imbitter the matrimonial state.
In the variant gradations, from reeent`infection to confirmed
Imes, their treatment commands very often a speedy, and
.always a radical Cure. In dubious eases, their long and weli-
arranged experience gives them a prompt Rude of declaim' that
secures the Patient from hieing mercuriatixed tint of • his ex-
istence, or having his cmtstitution undermined, and the vi-
tal principle destroyed by a latent, but insidious disease, ot
a brow ltd. fatal cinitidence in ShiillOW Pi ettlidell. lu N.tr,
vows Diseases, Vascular Relaxation, anti Atony of the Or-
gun:, arising from excessive Indulgence', insalubri.ms -
mates, or solitary sensuality,tlteir.practice givea new life and
energy to the- systent, even in eases whiCh are verging on de-.
Strictnres.atill whet derangement,' of the Urethra,
they remove in a mild and effectual manner. Slight and la:-
mit eases of Venereal Infection arc -oared in the abort Pe"
of two days. To the Sex it will he consolatory iu
know that they may be tared-of those Debilities which defeat
conception, and sap the fonodation of eouniihial
Patients treated with candour, delicacy, nail inriolnt►!e se
crasy. Mvissr*. Coats .tend Co. may lie canaulted every thy, at
their house, 107, Ilattins-garden.—Letteis from ilia Century,
stating imumely.the case, mode of living, &C. a/141
Remittance for Advice inn! Medicines, will he tre stud with
stiolieas attention.— No. 107, Hattuniarden.

gether. The PhysiCian, 1111(1'SiatiSittgeem; whosa
joint pay and allOwances amount to nearly a 10001'.`
veAr; are likewise to be reduced. 'lire Sccreo
t:0-y's salary to be curtailed tO 3001. a year, anti
several of the Clerks to he flischarged. The Ac.
CoMptant, and Clerks belonging to his Otliee, it
is In contemplation totransfer to' the Conunis:-
isriat, whose duties more particularly appertain
:to that branch of the service. Thus a saviva of
nt least 5000/. a year will he effected in the Office
Orr only 'of the Medical Department.

A. 'teflon to an Order of the House of Com-
mons, stater the nut produce of the Item,lie. it&
the year coding sth April, 1.815, at 65.,806.-1701,.;
amd in the year ending the.sth altril, 1816,
66,292,135/. malting a difference of =181,665/. it&
favour 4 the latter year.

A Return to ttn Order of the House of Cnm.
mons, states the number of gallons of Spirits ills-
tilled in England, from the time the distillers in
that part of the United Kingdom began, io 1813,
to work from corn, up. to the 30th of Sept. 1814,
686
inclusive, at 3,,2'2,2.

It is stated in ft correspondence between tb
Office of Works and his Nlitiesty's 'lreAsitty,
re-
rating to the rep it of the ttont of the Secietuy
of State's Office, Wllitelnkll, that it was in a
rniii-
ouc ante;. that to'repair it with r,tone would co,t
30001, and that brick was preferred., as it would,
only involve, an expencefof 6001.