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WHEN Pule-tonal Men of education and re-
fponfibilky deviate from the general fyltenti by the fe
of a pecuHat Branch. the Lituttion I.f long continued
fuccef. is the heft criterion of fuperiority.

Light years hate I devoted my prattlee to the evelsfive treat.
rsot of TI-110.1/ DISORDERS, and the fuccefaful refelt of
aty plan ghres me add:l/opal ardour to tsppofe as far as I am
the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import.
a.it in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation Into every branch as ao Arrhy Sitegeon, I
f,rmed a with at an early period of Pradlice to refeue individu-
al, frost the ignorance of uneducated /denier the equally dan-
te4.3 prreipitaSey of general Praetitioners.
'fire fIRE.PDISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de.
wed my atteation, comprise every fp,vies of VENEREAL
Di tlO/.!. whetibin• of a recent or lung didation.--adly.
it't kinds of DEBII.ITY, whether ariling from the habits of
or the indulgence of mature age, and laltly that de.
eingentent of the fyftern in Women Which it talltd lA/ULE24-
, IC!',SS or STERILITY. - - -

Numerous Meeks ate thi refult of ignorance or babe In the
trt.in•••-t at a ftmpk Gonnertiea, and it not darequently hap-
priothat the reeds elf Life are patterned by the Indi.cretioes of an
t!'7liirded boor. Ily a funerior method fuck complaints are
tu.'y cared, and even when other have failed, I teat that I
prefnme to offer a radical re-eftatitillimessL
Few, however, are the teas of complicated dithers In this
t:ta let compared orkb the calamitous fit tuitions of Men, who
Irian indulgence inaSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oslo-
of a talltionable I.lk, acquire that Rate of Debility which
th; unavoidable conk/mom of fuck pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fufferer broods over Ws mitcry. but care,
'"Ile conceals his iwidurtinie, It may be tome confnlation feu
I to know, that although it be an *Spiel of doubt or sneer-
' 'I ry with other Pradthimers, the remora! of thefe ti!
NCI ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire
et of my experience. If the rites of Bacchugor Venus have
to reduce manly vigour, much middy will be prevented
arty coenteraftion of this languid state, and in their
' I n gnat clifficukies will occur.
Sot where this DeEcieney has for years calked. • proper Per-
t -rennet it I fpen Slily requilke to revive the Ountlirini [pasha
er I and to re-alginate the Cotaitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have snag been draPP"inted
expedations of a Family, may he allured. that in mob
.aces loch defer ta are eatable by Medical Skill
• •••• SECRECY witch it In effendil to my undertaking. and
' • Qualifications which I have prefunied to Rate, form the
•
-;"-• amy Prctealions, and in coincidence with rue, i off-
- to Oven. that Mr 8--s•-• may be confolteel reliantly
' knees inelofing a (triad note) at his buute,
•c t. Strand, heir Temple- bar.
ox is an additional entrance in Waff-linst 04361146
1 the =roe bass both the doors
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LIST INDIA HOUSE, *Robes 21, 1801.
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umrED IIOMP ANT of MERCHANTS E NG-
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To., the Canomitter will be readv to receive prop file, writing,
:15 , on WeilaorJay tZe.etb ?f November, far faftlying the Com.
day wab
IRON GUNS..—SHOT, and SHELLS.
Andfieb Perfam tube may think proper to deliver in tendert, 1114 ff
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.f Rearing gay abatement.
The Coaditimar vc. M.' Carina: may be fen 61 applying to Mr.
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231 and the trader, at :Ilk kJ) scab hiss lifire twelve c'amk
at noon,' on tlielibt alb November, dr not day tender trill be received
after that bur.

To pßacratozoßsin SURGERY, MIDWIFERY, and

PHARMACY.
TO BE DISPOSED OF, an ellibliflted
liufi-
ncfs in the line of Surgery, Midwifery, and Pharmacy.
In a centricaltananon in the City, for a moderate Premiuni,
the perfon now engaged in that bufinefs being about to retire,
on account of hit health. Some peculiar and important advan-
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with to Named the preftnt perfon in the concern.
Further information may be bad by an early application to
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TO DRAPERS, TAYLORS, AND OTHERS.
TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATe CONTRACT,
AN old cliablilhed and well-accuilomed Con-
"- -1- Con-
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well lituatcd tar any public hoe of Bufinefs, In a molt eentri-
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Woollen Drapery, are ill prime falcable Articles, well adapted
for the fcafon, and boailit in on the belt of terms, which muff
be taken at colt price, and Fixtures, &c. by appraifement—
Poffeffion may be had at Lady Day next, or fooner, if the par-
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apply who cannot come forward with from 7001. to pool or
good fecurity for the fames-trne pcjia cal fire jaisl ;as the
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in particulars apply to Mr. J. Stephens, Attorney at Law,
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