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London, England, 1809-08-16 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At Cantor es; House•. on the 7th itist: -A n.lrew W'arson, Esq.
Writer to the Signet, Ediaburgli, to 'Miss Ilarriet la•N well, thin!
daughter of Sir David Maxwell, Bart. oC Cardoness.

DIED.

At Edinburgh, on Saturday morniug, Mr. Wm. Waugh, writer.

At Dundee, the 6th instant, the Res. Alexander PIItIrTiOII, Mi-
nister of the•Relivf Congr:gation;Dundee, in the Stith year of
his age, and iQth of his ministry.
"At Glasgow, James Muir, Esq. surgeon.
At the Manse of Dundonald, Mts. Duncan, wife of the Rev.
Dr. Duncan.

Thursday, the 2d inst. at hit house, in George-street, Trinity-
square, in the .10th year of his an Andrew Mackay, L. L. D.
On the Eth init. at Oriaton, In the foamy of Pembroke, ar,e4
27, Sir Hugh Owen, Bart. M. P. for Pembroke. •
On the 2d Instant, at St. Mary's, Scilly, Mr. Abraham Le-
gatt, surgeon, aged near 70.
The Rev. Bruxholme Brown, liiector 'of Scotton, near Galni
borough, LinColnshire, aged 49. •
The Rev. Mr. Williams, of Penywrach, curate of Llanfaires-
gaer and Bettws Gannon, North Wales, aged SS.
Monday, at his house lu Mile end, Stephen tall, Esq. of Fen-
church-street, banker, in the 23d year of his age. •
At Hamble, aged 73, Admiral Bradby. •
Saturday, Lord H. Stuart, third son of :he Marquis of Bute,
in his 34th year.
On his passage from India, for the reco'very of his health, in
his list year, Charles Stuart, Esq. ircond son of Sir John Stuart
of Allaubank, Bart.

The LORD BISHOP of CARLIST E, to Mr. CHING, Apothe-
cary, Cheapsidet London.
SIR—I readily embrace the opportunity your letter
affords me, of adding my testimony to that of the Lard Chief
Baron, in favour of your CHING's PATENT WORM LO-
ZENGES, tny eldest son having, a few months ago, derived very
material benefit from the use ot it. He had been unwell (or te •
verai weeks, previous to his taking it; appeared pale and ants-
dated, was languid, • aad complained frequently of pains in
his head and side. The Lord Chief Baron, who had acci-
dentally seenfiim in this state., fortunately recommended to
the trial of yopr Lozenges; and that, no time might be lost,
or any mistalcsi might occur, iu obtaining the genuine Medi-
dne, sent me three doses of it. The first of these occasioned
a visible insandment, and after the second dose every unplea-
sant symptom disappeared, but h judged it right to give
the third, as the two former had agreed so uncommonly well.—
From that time my son his been in perfect health, and I certainly
attribute his'care wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozeng*.
I have since retoonmen'ded your Lozenges in several instances,
wherein rhava the satisfactfta t 5 assure you, they have uniformly
been of great service? I ought -to add, that from the nature of
the effect produced biy them, h my son's case, I apprehend the
complaints to have aritert from an obstruction between the sto-
machartd.viscera.-1 am, Sir, your obedient servant,'
Rile-Castle; Dec. 7. E. CARLISLE.
Sold, wholesale and retai,.at Ching and Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
London; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes
at ss. 6d and 21.94.; and- for Cbari.able put poses in hoses at
Mts. each.

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:t‘thfile "elietinSttestant ofj
• ittitovATElbilkArnit.
thdesetkuteSUbj
frghenatsvalber:
rotratiofirne,cithtTmaren
the medical art have offered themselves as candidres f
public. patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpest
doing justice to the result of our studieesuilignipericure, „d
prevent us from being classed among these empirics wheseim.,„,,
dent pretensions have, unfortUnately for Society, bee,. too fie. r;
ably received, we beg Wave to submit to the liberal tuts: enlio;.;•
vied, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acorintnents.
After having received a reviler medical eduction, as the plir:;s
of Messrs. Grindal arid Muni, whose leetto es and praceee
t.
carefully attelded, as l'rofesin's and Surgeons of tine Lomion ;
pital, we entered ourselves as students in that instly
school for medical I..cquirements, tl:e 10tyal Ceilego er
burgh, and wefe instructed in the difterern brvitche. A.r,
Sttrgery, the Theory-and Practice of. Physic,
wifery, Botany, Ste. &c. ate by those eminent Pro' ::•or,,
:Monro, • Gregory, Black, liamilmn, Duncan, and
We trust we shall not be. deemed presumpfuous in t.•:•••
our proficiency and acquirements are 11,n incoevidera"-1:- ~
for a long series of years made C• 0
and the various diseases of DIi.r.ILITY,
Our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be a•.... 1 s. •':.; „- • 3,4
• acquired superior knowledge of tl'eir trea.ntint k; .1 rite. re
slight and recent cases of infection, a &feet :-e..-va:..:11,41,;„t
completed in the short period 4): two days, &Ind of nil
utntost inveteracy, where other practitioners hare Laird
cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensur:t
patient a safe and radical cure.

Amidst tise utAaricholy variety of tliarre.ers whick sre tlp et_
fects of a kabit long and most unhatpily pur.uttl by tht youth
both sexes, there are none more alarming or more ill.ttressinh
those deficiencies and debilities which liege ently prevent 4,r 07.
bitter the matrimonial slate. 'fo such persons it 11Mb:: be .
soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new ar.O.
lible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all
blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous coastitutjun. In All L
of Debility, from whatever cause ariaiog, as well VI in trkrt
cies of Venereal infection, we may be consulted by pr.tie.....4 .1
either sex with the great, at r.:crecyantl honour. Hours of
hultation at home from ten to three, and from six in the
till ten at night.

i'atients in the country are requested to irate the peatitnter;„;
their case, age, and g?tteral habit of living. &c. inclo,iug 4 .A.,
tame fur advice and mediciner, when the same will be given
ent to any part of the _kingdom. I'u enure that secrt-c) ti,
tential to our under, liking, the postage of letters ina be
the aecownt for medicines.

CURRIE and Co,Surgeuns, 10.7, Hatter CaOta.

'WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of Edw.:a:Ai
and Responsibility deviate from the General Sys:en 'a
the selection of a particular branch, the sanction of long esr.th._..+
success is the best criterion of superiority.
Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the emcl..:,'ze
tr atment of two dis Orders, and the succee.ftil result of 't
gives us additional ardour to dispose, as far as we are Ale,
vages of those complaints which ate the most imperta:tt
catalogue of human infirmities,

After initiation into every branch of itracieZe, we caritpa.;',.!i
the itifferin:i of Siplylitia and debilitattd Patic:Ns, at.d
wisu to rescue individual' front the (If
or. the equally dangerous precipitancy of giaittral praaiti...uti.,, •
The disorder", to the cure of which have clevou al N.:
.• .

don, comprise ever species of I%ms:cr.! hirretion, whet r.
recent or long duration! kihds-vd-
arising from the habits of schonl-In ,a, or the
cure age..—Numerous disees are the rranit of igr,,rAnc t
haste in the treatnaent.of a simple Cohorrlnes, and it no. ..•
quently happeps, tha; the seeds of life are poione.a b;' t7t
cretion of an unguirafed'hour.
By a aupeiitUrshetAttist su.h erutiplaints ;7,1;
even where °thrall tave failed, wc trust that We .may
rifer a radical re-ettablisliment.

• Few, however, are she casco of coMpllmted distrait in
order, compared with the calamitous sl'untions of mini,
' from ah indulgence in a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent
a lashiotrable life, acquire that state of sfebiliti, which
avoidable consequence of such pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy sniferer broods over his misery, lear„.t".
fully congeals his misfortune, 11 may be some for
to know, that altliouth it be an object of doubt or 111Ktit:i :*/
with other practitioners, the remota! Of these delicieneks!•,...t
gradual progressof sepevotion is the anquirenseit of (An
II the rites of tiacchosi or Veuus have begpa•toreeli.•• .•
vigour, much anxfety wilrac prevented byoncarly
of this languid state and in thbee cases, no greardiSlitik y
But where this tieheiency has for years existed, a prapi,.. p(t.-
terance'is ihoUspensibly requisite to revive' the siaii.heribt;
ftif 1ife.,;14.1 to re-animate the constitution.
The secrecy which is so essential to our. .undertakins, and ..•t
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gttalificattoni
which we presume to state, firm El.c 1)4,i.) or :%-
pretensions, and the con ncklence with sunk
that Messrs.:l.mo and Co. may be consulted ke')bor)-111y, or
fetter, (ieclosing a Bank Note). at their house, N.).):9, Aru::
street, Strand, near Temple llar.—There Is an
additian.a car. g-
in Water-street adjoining, and the name is on 'loth en,r
A Diploma from the Royal College of Sur.:.••nii in I.eii.!cn, a-t
Testimonials frOm din most eminent Physlci ins and Le
regular education, and assiduous attention to •tedie