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MESS ItS.CUKMX littlaiitisiThs, late to his:
Majettfs Seek*, ebillsoge the whilierosileld to prove/ it
single instance where their Medicine and inithed of core egret
sailed of the desired effect. TM practice of. mllay years .in the
particulat brands of their profeadalt has not Or" rise to col
ansucceseibl ease. . -•-•
llity toad:nu/to direct their studies trithe trilitinahriend are
of Venereal Complaints. aid that darangement of the system,
which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a
habit long and meet qn,happily pursued by the )unthsofboth sexes
in the one it ;411 is foetid tb be the .unfaiiing source of barred.
gess; ,the other have its ravages fatally developed to thesis bye*
ire state of delaWty, othieki,if not timely retuedleMensfophob
in impoteoce.ahese aretta remote and Ultimate effects, wfifietwo.
sumptione,fues t 4 osuffiplayptrever.andratitoss nervous complsditts
usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per«
earl hogniehyg it, the disorders isicident to sock a habit,thile
treatnietit is 'simple hint has never linseed unsuccessful.' to reel
tourroof *Jiang, laboriisuel: ondluinefi alifended.rnlaiell•
moot Oscillate and vaititbUteses of Venereal infection, suer
is obstrtiaioni In 'the - spiffily "Mtereicences. bard to.,
Timm, callosiessierre, eruptions, sentioal.weakoen, Edema, ae. alp
STII,ICTUTLE.S,
Whether retent or of lonedoratliet, end width have balled tbis
;Ain of sr PractOsnehi ; are by their prevent improved plan pi,
treenucnt, effectually and permanently cured, without the latenel
escrietating pain and alarming hermit-huge' *Web
Mans foftwetbe vpplication of the lunar caustic. lu the °purse pfl
c7..rtensive practice in this pielropolis, numeroukcases of
Us have: been and are daily ander their care, the total
illirrAisti4rf et wleich.eirregfected by p refie, certain, and expediv
L eats mple of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. the
vetssation, and debility proceeding •from this corn-
,edelotelie rernevA, sad ate 'rimiest menaced to gungid
Saul vterous heakb. But where the debility has fin years raw-
proper ieneverance in thee restioative remedies; aft-et:the
Suietpry has beee eleiseroyed, is indispensably requisite to.noriv6
the slumbering sparks of life, and to rem-timely the conwitectuu.
• Several Noblemen and Gentleman, 6f the first reepectihtty
;hive hems under the care of Messrs. Currie and. Co. fig the fit
nodal of complaints of the Urethra,. Strictures, he. anJ, having
received a radical add permanent cure, request• thai reference
ittay be maJe to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided soe
periority of Messrs. Curtis and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many
of these Gentlemen had Strieta'rre from ten to twenty years,
and were under the care of Mews. Nome, and lietnneldes,
cad ocher surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure
5f the application of the Intel-dilate, without nieces..
Patients in the Country me reqUested to state the pargeulara,
Of their caw, age and manner of living, enclosing a Ilan k-
*ore for advice medicines, and-the since will bey given sr
f10011:44.1i jo any part of the giugilosis.
. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Sec, with
'We •greitest &Stacy, secrecy end binioer,, at their hews, 144.
mmitutop-qprikluu •

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FRENCE PAPERS.

!RAOUL AUGUST 4.
lirto this time nothing has transpired coneerniug
the progress of the negociations. The Phinipoten•
tiaries have reciprocally paid each other ceremonial
visits; but it is not yet known if they have had any
conference or interviews.
DRESDEN, AUGUST 4.
His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, who deparied
on the 25* July to go to Mayence, is returned to.
asT in vorr good health.
BRUNSWICK, AUGUST 6.
The number of troops of the Russian reinforce-
ments whh have arrived in Silesia and in the Duchy
of Warsaw; are as yet very. inconsiderable.
BAREUTH, AUGUST S.

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The Emperor Napoleon arrived here thirday, at
six o'clock in the morning. His Majesty repaired
immediately to the Palace Gardens; where he review.
ed the 'French and Bavarian troops which arenow
here. The Emperor testified his satisfaction by
granting several decorations and advancements.—
After breakfasting, his Majesty departed at half put
nine o'clock for Hoff.

NUREMBERG, AUGUST 7.
We, expect here, in a short time, a number of
troops coming from the interior, which are intended
to proceed to the BAvaxian frontiers.

VIENNA, AUGUST 4.
We learn that his Majesty the Emperor h gone
front Brandeis to Budweis. Dispatches have already►
arrived here, dated from the latter place.

PEON ['MRS OP BOHEMIA, AUGUST S.

The number of strangers continually arriving at
Prague becomes more considerable every day.
There is a strong Austrian garrison at Prague.
The greatest praises are given to the Police, which
acts there at this moment.

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FRZATII PAPERS.
PRAGUE, AUGUST 4.
Viet* this time nothing has transpired c
the progress of the negotiations. The P
tiaries have reciprocally paid each other c
visits; but itis not yet known if they has
conference or interviews.
DRESDEN, AUGUST 4.
His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, wb
on the's* July to go to Miyake', lire
day brveNY good health.
BRUNSWICK, AUGUST 6.
The number of troops of the Russian
meats selih have arrived in Silesia and in
of Warsaw; are as yet very inconsiderable
BAREUTH, AUGUST S.
The Emperor Napoleon arrived here ti
six o'clock in the morning. His Majest
immediately to the Palace Gardens; where
ed the 'French and Bavarian troops whicl
here. The Emperor testifteil his satisf
granting several decorations and advent
After breakfasting, his Majesty departed a
nine o'clock for Hoff.
NUREMBERG, AUGUST 7.
We, expect here, in a short time, a I
troops coming from the interior, which an
to proceed to the Bavarian frontiers.
VIENNA, AUGUST 4.
We learn that his Majesty the Empet
from Brandeis to Budweis. Dispatches ha
arrived here, dated from the latter place.
FRONTIERS OF BOHEMIA, AUGUS
The number of strangers continually ;
Prague becomes more considerable every I
There is a strong Austrian garrison a
The greatest praises are given to the Pol
as there at this moment.
RASTADT, AUGUST 10.
-A considerable train of artillery has
Augsburgh, at the Bavarian camp at Nyir
A second was still expected there. 'her
of the sparely departure of the troops vtbicl
_ camp fur the frontiers of the kingdom of
We are assured that the Prince Royal
is occupieJ at Saltaburgh, in forming a ri€
troops. The National Guard of the se
there, has been reorganized. The colour'
delivered to them with much solemnity. '
of the Bavarian army are returned into i
meats which, they occupied previous to
which the Emperor had of them.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST i 1.
The passage of troops through our tit]
Uninterruptedly.
We yesterday again saw strong column
try ~.0 rove here, the number of
estimated at tour thousand men. All tl
only sleep here, and the next day continue
to reach the place of their destination.
MILAN, AUGUST 8.
At three o'clock this morning his Imps
oess, the Pri„ce Viceroy, set off for Mouse
read to Verona.
ZURICH, AUGUST 6.
According to a report which is genet
her 'sere is to be an extraordinary con
the Diet.
AUGSBURG, AUGUST 9.
The fortifications of our city have bee
for the last three days. Some batteries
artillery are gone from here to Munich; tl
tined to the camp at Nymphenburg.
Apartments are putting in order in ti
the late Elector of Treves at Augsburg, f
cess Royal of Bavaria.
Some poisons of the household of the II
pies are gone to Munich. They announ
King will follow them immediately to joi
A stranger of distinction has likes
through here to Munich, to go to Switze
NAPLES, AUGUST 2.
The King set out last night for Dresde
The town of Naso, situate near Cape
Sicily, has refused obedience to the new
vernment. This town contains ten thous
tans, who have resisted by force of arm:
sent against them. Serious disturbance
taken place at Palermo, in consequence
aces of provisions.
• -THE -EV }ANING STS
- LONDON. -
SATURDAY; AUGUST 21, 1
rims OM STOCKS Tis 3 I)4Y Al' TWIN
gad. 571f—Oces. 'A--forsee. slifrf--Bd..
4 par Cant. 72H—VW Cr. 117i—Osaniara 6j
Dank 14. Anas.l4 346ths j--Each. BM par,
The rumour, to which we have mon
alluded, of BONAPARTI being about, ii
attempt to retrieve his shattered fortune
renees, gains ground in consequence of 1
from the opposite coast. Indeed, it ei
that the Marquis of WELLINGTON, if not
intended visit, was at least in expectatic
tremendous conflict. His Lordship, at 11
last dispatches, had ordered up all the
Allied Army, which, from having sure;
paratively little in the recent battles, wa
to be ha most excellent condition. This
tion of force, which is nearly useless in t
warfare in which the contending armies:
been engaged. and we know not how ti
the emplovuent of the cavalry, unless
that his Lordship has it in contemela
SouLT from his last hold in the Pyrenees,
de Berar, and to follow up his acivant;
scent into the Champaign Country in
be recollected that, with the exception
just mentioned, the Allied Armies are
;ion of ;:t Western passes of the Pyres
late victories left them in FULL, and we
add TRANQUI4 OFFoplatioo of tie sir
Valley of 4A41" for which ;Deny it by