The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-09 00:00:00

A:CHALLENGE,

MESSRS. CURRIE" and Co. Stirgeons, late in
his kf:jasty's service, challenge the 'whole world to
prove alingle instance where their medicine anti method of.
cure have tailed of the desired Med.. t'he practice impy
years iu this rarricular branch of their piniession, has nut.
given vise to one unsuccessful .
as ,
They continue to (tired their studies to the matment and.
cure ot venereal complaints, and that .deraligetnelitpi tila Sys.
tell); whith is -the consequence,of the peiniciaus and k yawl ul
carets of a habitiong. and most unhappily purs...icd.hc the
you'th of •both sexes,.. In the one it will be touott••to he the
uol-Jiiiug source of. barrenness; the outer have its ravages la.
tally developed to. them by•a distressing state of
which ,it nut timely remedied, terminates .iik.linporence.•
these' -Ore its remote and 'ultimate elleels, while consuotp-.
doh, lOU of muscular po,rVer,'and various nervous coMplaint s,
usually .chaniCterise the miter' stages of.tltis solitary vice.
0 t Persons hingdishing tinier the disorders lucid tit to such
habit, their. treatment is simple, and-has never proved' unsuc-
ceis'sful in the eourse of a longitaborions, and much extended
practice.. In the most obsttnate and coot plicatett cases Of VC.
infeatiOn, such as Obstruttions in the urethra, rtipungy
ewe:went:es, harti-titmors„ callous ulcers, eruptions, saint.
nal Weakftess, gfeetit, as also.
.sTiticTußr;
Whether recent or. of long cluratiun,..and• which have bal..
tied the Skill of other Practitioners, are by their present
im-
proved plan of treatment, elfedually and permanently cured,
without the Patient
.sultitring -the:, excruciating part and
w alarming heinorthage hich 'rector:July hallows the applica-
tion of the, lunar capstic. In the course of twenty years
extensive praetice in thiS • Metropolis, numerous casts of
Strieturei have been and are daily under ther care, the total
eradication of which is eiteactl by a sate, certain, and expe-
ditious mode of prii4lice, ituperior to arty other yet adopted..
The weakness; tel and debility proateding front this
complaint are speedily rernoyed,•••atirl the Patient restored to
sonnd and vigorous health, hut wherc the debility has for
years existed; a- limper 'persevernce in their reShrtotive
re-
tnedies, after the Strielure has been ioye ti rs it idispettaa.•
bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life anti to
reanimate the constitution:
Several Nobletlieti anti Gentlemen of the first- respaaa.

bility, have hevii under the care of Messrs. Currie, and Co.
fur the timovil of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.
and having receiVed .a radical and permanent Cure, request
that references • may be giVen to them, .as satisfattory evi.
dettccs of the decitive superiority 01 NI ri e and Co's..
p1..0 oftteattnent.. Many .of these ceutlemen have had stric.
antes from 1, to to years, and had been itntlcr the care or
Messrs. !hunt, !ear iside, and other Surgeon, of equal
nonce, who ..ite +tined the cure by the Application of 1114
ar Coostic, witooot abccorl:
t,leNara. Cutrit: a.nl Co. may be consulted by either set
with the gru...tcht delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their
house, NO. 107, Ilia.tion•gartlen.
l'artent.i in the country are requested to state the partied.
tars of their ease, age, and generAl baba of living, lite.. ice.
unclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the
same Will he given or sent so any part hrthe kingloin. To
ensure that secrecy boe,s,olial to their undertaking, 111, post..
age ot letters inty be added to the account for triedtLitic%;,
9th lune, 1809,--107, tlattonlarilett!.

Tholitiod with. COUGHS will tin•l th it ►ntcreat
Attention to the lollop/IN:-
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To MR. MA 1)1)11N...
- From M. Carta, lhink of England. '

" SIR,
41(
. A :BOUT twq y6ato ago I was afilieled with 6
1-31, •14er v ous Consumption, when my. Lops were 'so
Inflamed as to render me incapable of converting with a friend,
or, commuiticating my wants to tlio,te around me, i had At
that Unit the advice olzonte 01 Inc Must eminent of the fa.
culty, who all agreed th....t there was no, radical cure fur my
; and attvl a long course of Medicine, I found
that I got worse instead or better, and that my risme be-
came every day mote and more debilit.ded, and I titivated
every night would end my mortal existence, as I u,hl re be
regularly, ant eked in the night with spasms fur two' or three
hours. I Was at this rinae in the country, where I went by
the advice of the Physicians t,antl being reduced ti the lot
ex tremity,.l thought I.•would make a trial of your Vegetable
Essence, knowing ttte4touri etfbeis.it had 11.41 in the re,tura.
tion of some of my tellow,sertants. I accordingly sent to.
town• tier Enna iirourgliately, began taking it acc,mling to
• yourcliredious, foutkivtivalvury short time, that the :Oil-
mation began to abatc,'andby• the time I hid taken the first
but Ile, I could hilk and read with 45 touch ease and cle,tin,3s
as ;vial could in my life.
" I am, Sir,
" Your most obliged Servant,
• .4 JOHN
'' Bank, lone i 6,
From Charles Wail Graves, Earl: Someriet.street, Port.

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Frum the LONDON. U. Odober 8, 1811.

ildmiralty-Office, t)(71 8, 1811.

Rear-Adooriti Ney t.as trrosmitted to John Wil-
eon Croker, 'a Letter he pad .received from
Captain Clark, of pis Majesty's soup It II t, giving
an acc.ount of his haVing, On the 6th ittstAnt, cap-
tured off Fecarnp, I.."Espoir` Frt.nr It lugger priva-
teer el 44i gt.p, ant bo men, which sailed the pre-
e%,.ning from St. Vallery en Caus, without
making any capture.