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London, England, 1807-12-07 00:00:00

ACANDID examinvion of Profeiroinal Preten.
fione Is wily to be I. sr-1 by him who is confrious of inca.
parity. The prof) Montt love:pitons of Mr. DIME arc (imply
there—that he is a Member of the College of Surgeons, and as
regularly educated as any vimi or Surgeon iu London; that
it has bed) hi, choice confine his pradice to Venereal Com.
plaints and Debility. and that in the atment of theft: complaints,
for the lalt fourteen years. o' which he ha, refided eleven years in
Artindd ltrcet, his practice has been more eminently fuccefsful
th in that of any other Surgeon in the fame branch. lie regrets
that illiterate met!, under I.lc ro 1.1 un NA 94 cs, bare copied his att •
statil.. meats nearly word itir word, hot the injury to the puhlle
may lie preveutd by a careful inquiry for the cu tificates which
they pretend to valid's. and en accurate examination of the lilt of
Surgeons, which is annually publillual at the College in Uncoltes-
inn- Fields.
No dil'eafes arc felt with greater poignancy by the fafferer than •
thole which arc eszalioned by his oty.) imprudence, and in no
cafes of confultation is liberality of education more datable Is
the profeltor, than where the mon unbounded confidt.nce is placed
an' the 501)11 itrviolalle fecrecy expected.
On terns plaiLly Rated on the hilt interview, or in answer to
letters contaititig a Bank-note, Mr, Brix oflers reltoration of
health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility,
whether atifin; from the habits of it:conliderate youth, long reli•
deuce in warn) dimates or the prevalent gaieties of a faltdotiable
life.—No. 29, Arundel Rivet, S rand, November t; 1807.

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N prJlefling my Ma legit arty educated Member nt
the Collrge of Surgeons, I think it incumbent on me to fignitv
that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons in London, as well
a. Ctrtitiates from the Hofpitals, and various profcffors under
whom I ttudied Phyfic, Surhiry and Midwifery, have been for
years placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpedtion of any
ram i who happt tis to Ix there, or isdefirous of filch examination.

Thirteen yeail I have refigned all other practice for the Rudy
and treatment of Vet.creal Complaints and Debility—but it was
not till I had exptrieece as an Army Surgeon and general ['radii •
tioner, that f thought 'lnlet' asiltifiestin the fileCtion of this pecu-
liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelledt when
directed to a particular point, mutt acquire fuperiority within the
circle of its owa anion, and lung continued (heeds is a decided
proof that my efforts have not been Ids beneficial to others than
advantageous to myklf. •
The chard's and the mirery which arifes from a certain deftrue.
tive habit fo pernicious to fell 4olboys, have been frequently pour.
traycd by the moralifts of the age ; hut it Is the duty of every
Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve fuch futerings by me-
dical affiftance, and it is the acquirement of my exelufive expe-
rience in this lint :o offer, in every fuch cafe, a fate and °malts
reseltabliflinient.-1,. flight cafes of deficiency produced by fee,
living, refideece in warm climates, or too much indulgence of
fsduttive paffions, and in all recent venereal complaints, earl;•
application infures au imm,:diats cure. Uut in the molt emu-
, plicated cafes of d Why. acconipanied by fever, oe difoeders
the f (tent arihug from twitter-Reel infedlion, f..sue perfaterat.ce ss
in Openfal,ly re petite for the rea:imatiou of the conftitution, Lnd
redui ation to !walla and vigour.
I In all c iii either fcx, the molt nviolable feerecy is °Vert, •
ed and the tea ms of remuneration are plainly laical on the brit
intetv'e v. TO MV CORRItSPONDEN

'l' he ezteneed reputation, which was the fiat of of my am-
bition, in the TR/. A FAUN I* of VENEREAL. COMPLAIN I'S
and DEBILITY, hating attracted to me various Correfpondeot,
in the United Kiogdoms of Great Britain, and from different part•
of Europe and America, I beg to a.tdrefs this Public No:it-4
fueh Coriefpondenti.
The o:cupatilbll of my time io anfwtring letters from thole adva
grudge not romin:ration, made it nectffary for me Come year. ay,.
to obfarve, that no Lures could be noticed unkf. a Bank Nms
was inclofed. I Again repeat the informatia, that, no otters, with- •
out inclufures. cm be aufwered, tittles front Patients already to! ..
der my care. And I beg to fuggelt, that letter. from the We .t
Indies, or from aoy Foreign Country, mutt contain not arty..
complete liateuartit i.f the Cafe, but a very liberal turn, Wien! •
to compeofate for (tithing and writing fully on the Complai. - .
and for the Preparation of a confiderable Cfmtfe of Medicine
London elwatift. it fuck ihould be requilite. Where the Lila: •
tines not admit In (plenty of correfwindence,it is alto defired,
the age, the manner of living and general feelings 24 well at ever.
fympt net that eau pollibly he defcribed, be mutt particularly fp.

Letter. require no other direAion titan the Chriftian and S.:
name," Martin [tree, I. fq. to-..don ;" and that the minds of eithc,
Sex may have the lul ft afruranee of frcrecy. the 'tonne rilettzt...
accompanied by lira, nc,4.1 not be paid at the time, but willlfta
wards be charged to the party.
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal Ctdlrge of Surgeorra in London.
No. 29. A:l.mM tl rtet , Strand, near Tangle laar.
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