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London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

211/11g.
&Ma? senniolit, $t Plynsuuth.Doek, the Lady at Robert
Crewe, Esq. Surgeon, Royal Navy, of a daughter.
auklay, at Bishop's stortford, Nuts, tha Lady of Mai,
Wtby, of the both regiment, of IS son.

MARRIF.D.
At Greenock, .on the sth instant, the Rev. Robert Balfour
Gtattant, hitutster of Stentots. to Mary, youngett thugliter of
liencan NPl‘ausat,Jilq.Gt.enock.
Os the 4th Institut, at Paisley, Mr. James Wylie, writer, u
Margaret, daughter ut the late Akaander Naito', list. tuerclimit

Ipos
forkity 'insight, John Stewart, El. of Gloucester greet, to
Harrit t I .onisa, youogcst 4Loghter at the hte Hans Mark Ili.
mill, Esq. of ilallyatwood-hosur, Croutty Dowa.

MED.
August 22. at San llJ.fonso,in tipain,age.d li months, Henry
John, the vi.tnigest *DU of Win. Doti Gordon. Esq. M P.
At his hotter, liockauan-strrtt. Glasgow, 1n tint •s7th
Robert Deouistoun,
On the 26th tilt. In hur ssth yrar,Mrs. Ince, wife of Toy/timed
Intro Esq. of Chrlaltton, in t be county of Ch.: star.

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NERVOUS COMPLAINTs.
DR. FOI'HERGT4.L'S RESTORATIVE
coßni Al. DROPS have been well known rear LaII •
Century for their eflicracy in every description of Nervi.ec rm.
orders, and Debility or Relaxation is Persons of either 4,...
yourg or ti!d; wife:her hereditary or occasioned 4* lung rest.
dence it hot is unhealthy Climates, the inmeoderate use of Fin.
ri:u.nts Liquors or other nosious Fluids, too Sedentary a Li ~,
time ;:pplic Mon to Study, e:cessive Care or Grief, isijudictoet
arinvnist ration of Mercury, Diseipation, or oJier ~.u.t.s jhe
effects of thiS excellent zsiat power ul re.aniniating Moel.,iite are
to give warmth and vigour to the whole Nervous System, to re.
pair the tone and injured constitution of the mir.cul.r 5hre.,.„,
render fluid arid promote the due c:rculatiun of the animaiji,,c .s,
revive mid exhilarate the languid drooping spirits, a.sist di, ti-
dos' by stimulating and stresigthening the orgat,l of the stunsa 1 ,
excite *genial glow of vital heat which gradually eatea,;, to
every part of the frame ; and if persevered in Inc a re...onah'e
time, leeblesiss, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and al. the •!c.
plural& aymptonts of chiral.e will vanish; and serene', sr.he.,,,
serenity, end every evidence of renovated health, trill be the
happy result of taking these invaluable Drops.
bold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corn..r of St. Paul's
I Church-yard, London; and most Country Medicine Ven lab, in
I bottles, at 4s. ed. and 22s each.

N 0.13. Uoticerie-meet, Fleer street, May I, leoo.
WHEN Men of Education And Protesiron.ll ...kill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe :4,4
certain method of tree:nog a few prevailing Diaraiti, the success
fid result of their experience is the best proof 01 supereany.
Fifteen years have we devoted eta practice to ;Ire viclti •:e.:
treatment of l'hree Disorders, and the complete stic:,st att,e :-
log our plan, givesus additional ardour to opputie as much as pu-si-
ble the ravages of those comp'ailitqwkich are the mo t impottaut
of all the infirmities to which the !lemma economy is cap ised.
After an authorised introduction into every brsuch Of MCti:Cal
' Science, we determined on commencing practice, to rescue it:-
dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally
dangerous precipitancy of is general practitioner.
The timer &woofers. to the cure of whieh we Lave directed nu;
attention, conspr.se evety species of Venereal bicolor, es hrther
of recent or lung duration ; 2tliy, all kinds ut Debility or left-
..
! cseticy, whether arising I cut the secret habits of sclio.,l-!!.iys, a
the indulgencies of mature age, terminating h: impotcuce, and
sometimes ;It consumption ; And twin that.defeneenton of thr
system in women, which is called Darenntsts or S,enlity, it
many cam..., originating In a similar error.
Numerous diseases arc the result of ignorance or haste f% the
trea:meut of a simple Gonorthas, and it not unfrequende hap
p.n..; that the seals of life are poisoner, kern the loadretten,:i
of an unguarded raontent. By a superior method, sad : .0,
7:9tnts are gasify cured; and eves where others have failed, ei
trust that we nia; offer an elf. ctu,lit storatien.
Still cannot the most level:rate case: of complicated diem
in tins disorder equal etc calamitous situations ot men, ells.
from an indulgence in a salit4ry vice, or prevalent gaie.ies of
fashionable life, acquire that state of .tielehty, which is the utu.
voidable effects of such pernicious habits. Where the u...kape•
sufferer broods over his misery, bst .. :,refully conceals ha ie.,
Jeriunit . it may be btlll%t COIM/146(111 our hun to be awn!. ,b, ttia
while wher practitioners fearfully anticipate Me event, tt u IN.
removal cif those deficiencies by the giedual progress of rent,
ratted Nature that is the acquirement ut our studies. It aedrat.
deioticn at the shrine of. Bacchus or Venus have begen to sap l'a
_eeseuce of manhood, much anxiety will he-prevented by au earl;
counteragt ion of this languid state, and in these eases no treat d.r
hcolty *ill occur; but filter': this deticieacy has been allowed to
continue for years, a judicious et. severance is indispensable ti
I reeler the conetitution, and re-anunate it to health.
1 The Diseases-Of the Urethra, is' &equenly connected wit!
or arising from the above co/11141ns, have not escaped Cite
attention; by an idfillible and improved flan, wr are et.a
bled to remove obstinate Civets and. &rictuses, whether R.
"Cent or of long -Juraticm:Avitittat -rtiertint to the reiDGII MIL.
dangerous use of the catv4ic bugle. Kitty instances can le
adduced of very invetrtate cases, of sevettl #sarb:con;:i.ua,.ct,
basingyielded 50. our method in a-flow days, airier the cure ha,
been attempted by ether practitioners withisut ell ct
Patients in the country to state their age, manner ut leving,to
by, letter, enclosing a remittance, will have the requisite alvist
and medicines forwarded.to any part of the United Kingd•int.
GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgr,m.

J. T has been too frequently the subject of just ant
general reprobation, that teen destitute of the elements of nit
medical art have offered themselves a. candidates for public pa
trooage in the profession of Physic. Fur the purpose of doing ju•
ttce to the result of our studies and experience, and to ?retitle to
trim beteg classed among those empirica whose impudent pre
tensions have, unfortunately fur society, been too favourably re
celled, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, i
faithful sta:ement of our pursuits and acquirements.
'After having received a regular medical education, as the pupil
of lecture. Gtindal and Blizard, u host lectures and practice w.
carefully attended, as Professor, and Surgeons of the London Hos
pitaf, we entered ourselves as students In that justly celehrree
school for medical ac4airententsi the Royal College of LAIL.
burgh, and were instructed in tteditlerent israncl.es id Anatomy
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Al
wifery, Botany, &c. &a &c. by those emilieut Professor., lirs
Munro, Gregnsy, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and ftutheri
We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in say;rr. t'
our proficiency and acquirements are not meonsislerithle. I
for a long
.seriesiif years made VL:4ERBA L, COMH .A INI I •
and the various diseases of DEIIII.I the paniculAr ohject,'
our studies anti practice, it wilt, we itope.ba allowed that we liar,
acquired +superior knowledge .of their treatment and case. II
slight and recent CaSali of infection, g perfect re-estaleislnent
completed in the short perloil of two days, and in those of the
utmost Inveteracy, where other practitioners have tailed et •iic•
cess, a proper persevi ranee in our plats of treatment ens
the patient a sate and radical care.

Amidst the melancholy variety of dis• niers Vile% are me of
of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth ut
both seam, there are none more alsrtning or more ihatressing that
those dr.icierceies amldebitties which frequently prevent or env
bitter atz matrimonial state. To such persons it must be A cot
soling reflection to know that they nun Low, hy a new i 6111! Oita!
Me mode of treatment, he restored t•t that greazest of ail ►nuttin
blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous c.inatim km In Ali 0, •
of debility, from whatever cause atii.:tie,`.is well as in ry ry wt•
des Of venereal infection, we may he c•ntsulted by paliele,
either sex with the greatest secret•y aryl honour. flours of
initadOn at home Irons ten three, and from six in tile C:ert.,
till ten et night.

Married Women, who have long hero disappo:ntesi in the'
expectaHotis of a family, may he aswired, that in fling ii..rei.co
such defects are curable by Ainheal ; and Athol's', rite to
muval.rif such impeJiments he an ohltct td &oh; and taxers
tainty with others, yrt the cure of such deft% t%, by the gradsa
progress of renovation, is the acquii cairn/ at tlitir esperiesice.
Patients in the country are requrbterl'to state the par tictitaro'
I their arse, age, anti genera habit An titNug, &c. fackv.ing a srin.t-
tanCR for advice and medicines, wDe.si i.e same wilt be
serif to any parrot tau lougdont. 'CO ensure that teCracr lOC
sentiat to our stiniertaking,the postage .t 0 lo:tera may ht a im rd tc
thaarzoont for 'militates. .

HIGH WATEIt 'ru-McJitltatti A r LiptiooN
Morning . !•7 aitnuto a:4,r I I
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