Star.
London, England, 1807-11-18 00:00:00

PUBLIC ADVAN I'AGE.

I 'HE advantage the public mutt always derivt
A. from regularly educated pruleffiunal men dircaing almoilt,ta
clufively their ttudies to one (pecks of rnalaily, was never more
clearly demonftrated than by the unex.trnpied fuccefs which fias
attended the adirdiiiiiratiou of their new remedy. an the extra,
ordinary cure; it has performed. Fora lung ferLsof years, Meths
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons formerly is his ajetty's fervicel
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular Asa of their in-
at'd are happy in having difeuvered' a medicine fupe.
rior to mere try in the cure of that complaint—it is fulficient to
obferve that the cffedt of this remedy are dlrnetricaily oppofite to
thole of mercury.for though it comp:etch cradicatek every 'taiga
of the virus, in its moll confirmed .Rages, yet it dvs nut In this
leaf injure the conititution—on the contrary. it renovates the (yrs
min in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite. and faciiitat
dig •Ition—chn 6 initial of rotacing a Strong and vigorous conftetu•
tint' to the frig'itful condition that mercury dots, it not wily pre-
reeves that contlitution in its primitive floe, but reftores a weak
and detaiirsted one to its natural :trench and vigour.
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Nurnherleis initanc es are on recent record of the fuptrior efficacy
of thin Medicine. Its inherent and fpecific virtue; a.`!ing as a per-
petual correetive to bodily delility. whether proceeding from
an exerts of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more
infideous, though net lefs deft. udive indulgence of 6[311.
tious youth of box's fexcs in a certain pernicious habit limldlt
the melaecholy variety of di:Orders which are the cold-ape= of
this Cr litary vice, tL;:re are none more afilicßit.g !Lan that diftreMng
Rate cf debility and deficiency, which prevents or emb.i tters the ma.
trimonial elate : the unhappy fufferer broods.ova Lis misfortune,
afhamei to fee's relief, until he is reduced to fuck a Mb* co, weak.
net. as to reodcr life oppreffive. To fueh perfons Jr muff he a con-
folh;g
refiettion, to know that they may pow, by a new infallible
made: of treatment, be reftoted to that greateft of all Leman War.
hies a ftrong, manly, and rigorous conftitution. -
a all cafes of debility, deficiency, iron! whatever caufearifing.
as wel: as in every f:lecies cf venereal infection. Wes Currie a...a
Co. way b., =ideated Ly patients of either fel, With the greAtntt
itcreey and honour, at their houfc, No. 107. Hatton Garden.
Letters from the Country (Daft paid) includirg a hank Dote,
will have the necegary medi:ine and advice rent 46 any rare of the
No to 7, Hatton Garden.

A CANDID ex iminatiori Profetliongi Ptete, ...
(tons is only to be feared by him who is ee9fcious of Meas.,
parity. The profeffional pretentious of Mr. Bads arc (imply
thefesethat he is a Member of the College of Surouns, and
regularly educated as any Phyfician or Surgeon in London; that
it has been his choice to cetifine his practice to Venereal Ctnn.
plaints and Dehilityy and that in the treattlibtit of theft: ectoptilbis,
for the tail fourteen years. of which be has. refilled eleven years in
Arundel fireet, his practice has been more ,:mitistitly fuctefstul
than that of any other Surgeon in the fame branch. He regress
that illiterate men, under icyrrums N taes.havecopied bib
vertifements Dearly word for wurd, hut the injury to the public
may be prevente d by a careful inquiry for the certifieates'irltich
they pretend to pairs, and an accurate examination of the Jilt If
Surgeons, which h annually puhiinied at the ColLge in Lincoln's.
In t Fields.

o difeafes are felt with greater poignancy by the fuffeTer than
thole which are occafioned by his own imprudence, and in ❑o
cares of confultation is liberality of education more defirabk in
the prufelfor, than where the molt urbounded confidence is placed
anc. the moil inviolable leer, cy expeded.
On terms plainly ftatcd cn the fiat interview, or in anfwer to
Liters cot.taining a Bank-note, Mr. line offers reltoration of
health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility,
whether wiling front the habits of inconfiderate youth, long ref:-
deuce in warm climates. or the prevalent gaieties of a faildottable
life —No. 29, Arundel ftreet, 5 rand, November to, 1807.

IN profeainw myfelf a repilatly educated Member
the Coll, ge of Surgeons, I think if incumbent on me to fignify
that my Diptoma from the College of Surgeons in London ti Ircll
as Certihates from the Hofpitals, and various prukffurs under
whom I studied Phyfie. Sur. try and Midwifery, have been for
'ears placed in one of my parlours. open to the infpedtion of any
perfon who happens to Inc them or is der:rout of fuck examinitkon.
Thirteen years I have rdigned all other pradlice for the ItuJy
and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—hut it was
not till I had everience as an Army Surgeon and general Pradi •
Miner. that I thought royfell jatlificd in the feledion of tid pccutt
liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelleet when
directed m a particular point. mutt acquire fuperior:ty within the
circle of its (two a.:tion, soil lung continued fucct fs is a decided
proof that my efforts have not been lets beneficial to others than
advantageott• to myfell.
The dittrefs and the mifery which arifes from a certain deftruc-
! live habit fo pernicious to tchnolboys, have been frequently punt-
trayed by the moralifts of the ago; hut it k the duty of every
Practitioner, when calle.l upon. to relieve fueh (offerings by me-
dical alliftance, and it Is the acquirement of my exelvfive expe-
lrience in this line to offer, in every (ugh cafe, a Cafe and certain
re-eltablifhment.—ln flight cafes of deficiency produced by free
living, refidence in warm climates, or too muck indulgenee of
I fecluaive pallions, and in all recent venereal complaints, early
application infures an immediate cure. But in the molt com-
plicated cafes of d. bility, accompanied by fever, or diforders of
tho fyfteni arifing from neglected infection, lane paten:kneels
indifpenfably requi4te for the reanimation of the coulthutioo, and
refturation to health and vigour.
In all cafes, in either fee, the molt nviolable fecrecy is obferv•
ed, and the terms of remucerat:on are plainly Stated on the firit
interview.

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS
The extruded reputation. which was the lirit objet of my am-
bile°, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS
and DFUILITY, having attradted to me various Correfpondents
in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and from different parts
of Europe aid America, I beg to addrrfs this Public Notice tct
fuck Corr efpot; dents.
The occupation of my time in anfwerinir letters from thrift calm
grudge nut remuneration, made it nee. ffary for me Gime years at re
to obfsrve, that no letters could be noticed uniers a Bank NH"'
was inclofed. I again rerrat the inf..rmation, that no letters, with-
out inclofures, can be anlwcred, unlefs from Patients already en-
der my care. And I beg to fuggelt, that letters from. the Welt
Indies, or from any Foreign Country, mutt contain not only a
complete ftaeement of the Cafe, hut a very Ghetal furn, fufficient
to compenfate for ftudying and writing folly on the Complaint,
and for the Preparation of a confiderable Courfe of Medicine by a
London Chemift, if hich Mould he requifite. 'Where the &lance
does nut admit frequency of correfpondence,it is alto dared, that
the age, the manner of living and general feelings as well a; every
fyinptam that can poffibly be defcrilied, be malt partigulady fpe•
cified.
Letters require no other direetion than the Chriftian and Sur-
name. ".Martin Bree, Efq. London ;" andshot the mindset dtbel
Sex may have the fulleft affurance of fecrecy, the pottage of lamer,
accompanied by Fees, need not be paier at the time, bit vdinfter-
wards be charged to the party.
MARTIN JAM,
Member of the Royal College of Surstkina in Leaden.
No 19, Arundel-ft:get, Strand, near Temple-bar.
.:There Sea additional entrance in Walaffrand aditAIBM.

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