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London, England, 1813-11-27 00:00:00

On the 36th Instant, at St. Georgv's Church, fianovfr-aguare,
Arthur Saunders, E•q. late Captain of the 12th Light Dragot,nt,
to Mary Charlotte, only daughter of the late.cqlospe4 ;Junta
Morgan, of Southampton.

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DIED.
Sunday, after a lingering given, Jane, wife of Tobn Freeman,
of Lettor, in the county of Hereford, Esg.
Thursdays at Hammersmith, is her 4th year, Mrs. L Palma;
for mei ly of St. J amen-street.
Saturday nights at ilia house in Hanover-square, suddenly, of
au apoplectic Qt, Geoige Johnstone, P. fa; Reydon.
9n the si h instant, in Olenygouriaad. parish of Donaghady„
Serjeant Henry Edwards, at the advanced age or 105 years.-11e
enlisted at the age of 35.1 T-continued 20 id the army—was dis-
charged in 17413, and remained • pensioner foe 50 year". He
retameti all his faculties unimpaired uLat within these two years,
except his hearing, which he had been depriied of by a cold.
Last week, at CullMgwocid Mains near North shields, • woman
of the name of gichardson, aged Ns) she retained her faculties
and .unconsmoo strength until within a few months age, when
her tssp grandsons were burnt 41 the pit' since whish.thne she
has rapidly degayed.

LIALLAM's ANTIBILIQUS,.PILLS. 11. e
.B.A. Efficacy of these Pius in Bilious CompbMts, Hea‘Aeb,
tteartAturn, Ste. are well known, by many years experience. in
laxligestiun, Los. of Appetite, halmial Costiveneist and those
numerous train of diseases, arising from Constitatious debiltate4
by hot climates, as well as the more frequent ieduigenciesin'sho
variousluxuries of life, these Pigs produce the mist happy effects,
and they me so Inn oOssat in their nature, as to require no restrains.
Saldby E Go, Sc. Pad'sdastrelt.yard, Lowlay Ow
2s. lid. the Double Box, 41.6 d.; also by &wirer, Oirfosit-cud.

,
OUNSTONIAN MEDICO*. :Cit.! 11111.**'1•1:*
14)AD AND iNQUI44I, YOU ohilikifitT Tlipl II .
• A SCEPTIC. ' •: :
%p .. JOHN BELL, No. 2, Yoyili.siteet, ' Mate
11.1. friors'-road; whin servant to Mesiru'Hodson, Brolleilse,
and Co. Oilmen, Upper Thafqwetreet, and a cask fell a
cart on his knee, April 4, 1515, reedered him in, of
service, slid he applied to Mr. Ai* , u 1 'is
who recommended him a pilaster, while was used agh15511540
direction for one Month, Withoutiliccees. Was duo recomenentis
ed by M r. 0 rme, Distiller, St. Margaret's pill, Betwigh; to Soho/
Dispensary, and attended there tepidity for three *not* with-
out receiving any benefit : Wu nest kdndtted into St. -11pluases
Hc;spital, on crouches, and Wll immediately ordered to beetwhere
he continued four months, underlie carelot'ktr. Surgeon Cline,
jun. who diligently atteirded him, and 1 do believe that he did al
wh'ch Wail possible fora Practitioner of the tikd Salt
izooseen-
ii,ish, but•uithout die Patient receidit eallet, • a ar-
rounded•with lassitude, arid tasttetxicibe,au Our be kilo** of
walking hove on 4:rotabes, at einve tin* *di
pain ; yet nq disgrace can attach to this • die
Pa-
tient having passed through the hands othilr.A..C. Whole un-
doubtedly the besi Outing FUrgetelln Lake:. • ' •
A fewinenitiii lifter this. Mr. Bell hailing ha:l'sW bfalitt4fso-
- the Case (AS) of his neighbour, Me.Dowling, *utak*
to Mr. Guest's, not then balag upside of walking *see, ea
crutches, with his kdeerand sole se cpowacted, thee *weal pea.
tlemen who happened to be theft* at *MUD* did Wine, wi*
Mr. GueA, that these joints wore both ossified, but foetid time*
selves agreeably disappointed' for in one hourlse quid Waft
them a little, and walked home on crutches, without day ether
assistan CIN his pains being 'completely relieved ; and belies isa.
red to_ take exercise, eveer at the *prime of a little pun. be WE
clays he left off one crutch ; in three weal be declined the use ut
both, and walked with d stick; at thccod of seven Weeks was
completely cured. being else uprigitt,cand enabled te.Walk as
usual.—Witness the Books at the Dispensary, the Book* of the
Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand others in the Palely ot
Christchurch, where be resides. • •-• :- ' • 1
(CAst 57, in a future Paper.)

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CHALLENGE.
MESSRS.CURR.IE and Co. Surgeons, late in his
Majesty's Service, challenge the wools world to prove a
tingle instance where their hlediciet and method of cure ever
ailed of the el-Salted effect. The practice of many years In the
articulat branch of their profeesbe has not given rise t& one
unsuccesstul case. •
They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the-syyreal,
which is the consequence of the pernicious ansiwasteful **ids of a
habit long andmost tiobappily pursued by the youthsoibatell sews,
In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source et. tureen-
aims; the other have iu ravages fatally developed to than by [dis-
tressing state of dcbWty, which, if not time/ remedied, terminates
in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate erects, fiddle con-
sumptions,loss of muicular power, and various nervous complaints
usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vke. Of per-
sons languishing under the disorders incident to each a habit, their
,reattnent is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the
courie of a long, laborious, and anuch Weeded prudes; In the
most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, each
as obstructions :n the urethra, sp ogy exermeences, hard'
tu,-
,•anni, callous ulcers, eruptions, ' weakness, slab, as also
STRICT s - . ..
Whether recent or of long duradtin, ad Wibliewiiralled the
skill latches- Practitioners ; are by iheirpremigll4lllllll plan el
ttvatm.lit, effectually and peso opont= without siwpattrot
'ant' suffer rag the excructating pain . hemorrhage winch
often folows the application of the filifercaesik. In the cease of
10 years extensive practice In this metropens, numerous cases of
strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total
tnillicatioe of whicii are effected by I safe, certain, slid espedi.
C 0411411040 of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The
weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this com-
plaint, Is.apietWy reintered, and the patient restored to sound
and mgorows health.. But where the debility has for years tile.
ted, a properlieesiverance in their restorative remedies, after the
Stricture has been 'destroyed, is Indispensably reqiudth to rev.ve
the shinibering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitutioa.
heveral Noblemen and Genuemen, of the first resperrara-,
I `see been sinter the cant of Messrs. Currie and Co. for th '3,-
tuoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste. m 4. ha.-1-,
netts/ed a radical and permanent cure, request ittat reference
may be suede to theist usatisfactory eiritenees of the decide! se.
pesiority of Messrs. Currie mad Co.'s plan.ot "unite. '••1::r
o: these Gentlenten bad Arictures trom ten .tc twit,' .-arc,
. and were under the care of Menses. Home indqiets. 'Jell
and other surgeons of equal anionic., wt'o attempted t. It OW.
by the application of the lunar atomic, without ~acts.
Patients in the Country are requested to mato the pamculzi .
of their case, age, and Milliner of living. ciclaelng a `tlo-
- for advice. a:id medicines, and-the rune will be gi.en ,••
to,-warded to any pert of the Kingdom.
•Messrs. Cure* and iii. any be consubee by ettbelr Set, st'
the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, -Al lilloir b0",4, !‘.(l.
107, Hattml-Garden.
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