Star.
London, England, 1807-11-09 00:00:00

DIED.

On Thurfday, the Stb inn at his feat, at Waterftock, Oxford •
mire, in the 83d year of his age, Mr William Henry ilibiturft, late
one at his Majefty's Juftices of the Court of K!ng's Bcceh.
On Saturday night, t his hours in Rutland-court, Charterhoufe-
fquare, aged 79, the ltev. Matthew ltaint, Vicar of St. John's,
Statiwick, and Redtor of Kirby Wilke, in the County of York,
and Diocefe of Cheiter.

SURVEYS OF THE COUNTIES OF ABERDEEN AND

BANFF.

Landholdels of thole Counties being clefi•
roux of obtaining an accurate Topographical SURVEY of
deir extent, would be inclined to enter into Terms with any
well recommended and experienced surveyor, for that purpofe.
The information and Particulars which the Survey mud em-
brace, are contained in bilis-oakum to be ken in the hands of
Henry Jardine, Writer to the Signet. Princes-Rreet, Edinburgh ;
or Thomas Burnett, Advocate In 'Aberdeen, with either of whom
offers muff be ludged Off or before the moth day of December
next. —Aberdeen, OeLaber is, 1807.

IrN pr4teffing myfclfa tegulai ly educateiMember of
A the College of Surgeons. 1 think it incumbent on me to fignife
that my Diploma from the College of 3urgeons in London,as well
as Certifiates from the Hofpitali, and various profeffors under
whom 1 fludled Phyfic, Surgery and Midwifery, have been for
years placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpettiora of any
perfon who happens to t.c there, or is defirous of fuch exatninatiie
Thirteen yeias I have refigned all other pradlice for the Rudy
and treatment of Vene,real Complaints and Debility—but it was
not till I had experience as'an Army Surgeon and general Pradli
tioner. that I thought myfelfpftified in the fefeition of this pecu-
liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelledt when
dire led to a particular point, mutt acroire fuperior ty within the
circle of its own anion, and long•continued fued:fs is a decided
proof-that my efforts have not been lets beneficial to others than
advantageous to myklf.
The Medd and the mike,/ which arifes from a certain deftruc-
tive habit fo pernicious to Ichoolhoys, have been frequently pour-
trayed by the moratifts of the age ; but it Is the duty of every
Yraetitioner, when called upon, to rale-refuels fufferings b 7 me.
dical affilance, and it is the acquirenwni of my exclufive expe-
rience in this line to offer. in every fuch cafe, a fafe and certain
re-eitabliflunent.—ln flight cafes of deficiency produced by free.
refidence in warm climates, or too much indulgence of
fedudtive patfions, and in all recent venereal complaints, early
application infures ,an immediate cure. But in the moil com-
plicated cafes of debility. accompanied by fever, or diforders of
the fyltcsn arlfing from negledted infedlion, fame perfeverance is
indifpenfahly requifite for the reanimation of the conitifution, and
reitoration to health and vigour.
In all cafes, in either ft:, the melt inviolable fecrecy is obfery
ed, and the terms of remuneration are plainly Rated os, the deft
interview.

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS.
The extended reputation, which was the firit oiled of my am-
bition. In the TR EATM ENT of VENEREAL COM Pl. AIN I'S
and DEBILITY, basing attradted to me various Correfpondents
in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and from different parts
of Europe and America, I beg to addrefs this Public Notice to
fuch Correfpondents.
The occupation of my time in anfwering letters from thole who
grudge not remantration, made it neceffary for me fame years ago
obteree, that no letters could be noticed urlcfs a Bank Note
was inclofed. I again repeat the information, that no lettere, with- j
out inclohires, can be anfwered, unkfs from Patients already un•
der my care. And i beg to Riggeft, that letters from the Well
Indies, or from any Foreign Country, molt contain not only a j
complete Raiment of the Cafe, hat a very liberal cum, fuffieicnt
to compenfate for Rudying and writing, fully on the Complaint,.{
and for the Preperation of a confiderable Cour& of Medicine by a
London Chemin, if fuch Ihould be requiflte. Where the diftanee
-does not admit frequency of correftiondenee; it is alfo defiled, that
Ike age, the manner of living, and general feelings, as well as every
fyroptum thit cau pofbbly be defcribed, be moil particularly fpe-
cified.

Letters require no other dire' ion than. the Chrißian and Sur-
name, '• Martin Brve, Efq. London ;" and th-tt the minds of either
E.ex may have the Solicit alfuranet of feereey, the pottage of fetters,
aecompsofid Foes, need not be paid at the time, bat will after.
wards be. charged to the party.
MARTIN BRVE,
Member of the Royal Colt. ge of Surgeons in Lotsdais:
No act, Arundel-fir/et, Strand, near Temple-bar. • •
Them is an additional annum in Water Roca adjoining.

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