The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-09 00:00:00

Printed tor John Murray, Albciparfestreet,u-r)doo.

" Inv*iitlique palmy, retrain leittnia
From the faint embrace
Unmanly eons at ire--t puny race
AcillihiJlATtitilel.'sls I"%' 1111141 be l
11C11 is te fn t
i°
oftenl d i-t tllltloldi o
igltsth:
I,irtiesi that form the union tint taking those orreautions
which would secure them the enjoyment of that great domes-
tic blessing. Amidst 'the Melancholy variety of disorders
under whlch ttinnen nature is knolls% to stiller,there are none
more alarming, or distressing than those which tesult from
fasllionable gaieties, early dissipation, or solitary intempe.

Me,srs. CUItRIE and Co, beg th state that the sedulous
alt,insit of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment
tool Love of Wl{ PAIN CO NII`LAINTS, entitle them to the
chum of sttutrior acquirement. As regular Surgtona, they
offer a speedy and permanent curt for every stage of that 41. a•
order, which it contracted in nn 'unguarded mornent, and
which poisons the springs Of life, and for every class of det:l-
lity, which is the sionsequentte of juvenile indiseretionsi pre-
venting the maturity of manhood, entailing by anticipation,
on its unhappy victim all the infirmities of old age—the body
beenraing enervated and emaciated—the cheeks yellove and
bluoilless--and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result
of their success lir this par ticular 'breiroi, they refer to.thet
reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have he-
,te.ired, by thirty years' experience, in a much extended prat.
tier. In slight 4114 eeeent cases of sypidlictic complaints, a
perfret cure is completed in the stick period of two days; end
to ca,ses of strict pee,-pains in the bones, , ideas, seminal
weaklier:sr-4's, &c. a proper perserevance in their plan iif
treatment insitres to the patient au invigorated constitution.
WOM,EN, who hate loin been disappointed in
thcit EXPECTATI(*4.; of a FA.4111.Y, may be assured that;
tar mialt insttinceS, crick i:ekets.are e grable by medical skill
and though the removal r,f satzit irnpeilinicth be an object of
lionht and nireerfainty with others, yet the curt of such de-
feels, by the guilt-loot progrems_ot relitmitiou, is the acquire-
.
ID rut of their experictier.
Niettst..... It 1E and CO. mity be cqnsulted by patients of
either sex, With the greatest secrecy and hominy, at then
bowie, .No. 107) Ilattnn Garden, Patients in the country,
stating tllt•iijose, age, : sad g‘lteral habit of living, &c.
enelroit4 a reoultauce for advies Mot meditino, the saute
will he given or sent to any part of the kingdom.
ttl, Ration (tauten.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
4 coura OF CHANCERY, Am a.

,•3:11)1INSON, SEN. AND JUN. V. SHEL;W:)OD.

This-W4B a Petition, by Mr. LRAM!, from the
plaintiffs, for a. new trial, on the ground of a
wrong' verdict, delivered by.uJury in November
last, before Mt. Justice Le. Blanc, whereby a
Commission of Bankrupt was set aside,:jhe case
Was disenssed au great, length, big as often
been before the public, .a repetition' of the argu-
.ments would be tedious and stint:11111mo. The
LORD CHANCHLLOa•-would not consent to a new
trial,. which • he conceived- would only be foment-
ing that spirit of litigation by which the parties
seemed actuated, and which was manirkst in the
protraction of tfreiv difference from Marujt 1814;
to August 1816.-Petition rejected. •