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London, England, 1828-01-28 00:00:00

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NEW EDITION, THE TRNTII,. ENLARGED,
lids Observations 9n the Danger of
.trusting to Nostrums as an
jawreal,lLeinedy .for the Cure of .Stricture; illsistrated by
xiscav pi* Sk • • •
P•
It A ell CAL OBSERVATIONS .ON STRIC -
TURES of the UItETIIILA and It ECTU 81, recommending
ao improved System for their Treatment and Cure. illustrating its
Efficdy by t.umerous remarkable and highly important Cases, in,
Wow of which Stitetures of from Ten to Twenty Years duration,'
keee been toady removed in a few weeks, and its superiority
thereby fully establiqbed over evesy_other method hitherto prac-
tised. . By C. B. COU ItTENAT, M.D.
To. Which are'aiided,Vhservati,tni and Practical Comments an
Glee's' -S*Minal Weakness, and the \liveries occasioned by Self-
aban,ior she care at which. a .muds' of treatment, the result of
104 and sutfeo.4•l practice, and at once safe, speedy, and effectual.
is a lopted by the Author.
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boot. Several instances are adduced of the recovery of perfect
health from states vghich were considered hopelesi by practitioners
of etninent taktots, and very estemive experience. We entertain
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standar hint on his successful and judicious application to these
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PROlf THE-GAILItTIi VS RANCE, DATED JAN. 26.
Dsc. ss.
The following is the tenour of the memorandum
which Mr. Stratford. Canning has Addressed to the
English Consulate-at Smyrna:
"Mr. Elliot will deliver to the Consul of his Bri•
tannic Wijesty at SMisi.the! folldwing, note,, as soon
as the. Consul (24'r.I1Wiy)- assembled- the
Eaglifh merchants. :Mr. Elliot willinform themin his
presence that the English Ambassador has received and
Liken into consideration the petition whteh they ad-
dressed to him on the 16th of this mooth.ila wilt add,
that to consequenielia is ordered to make to them the
following communicatioot
" The Ambassador makes every effort to procure to
the English commerce all the protection and all the as-
sistance compatible with the state in which the mutual
relations of the two countries are pliced,' by his-ttepar-
tote front ConstantinoiSle.
For this 'purpose, he has authorised 'Mr. Wert to
tobtinoe to exercise the functions of Consul till the 15th
et next month. He has also agreed with the senior Com-
:minding Officer of his Majisty's scinadkin, that he shall
coostanetly have a sufficient Maritime force at-Smyrna,
at kit till the expiration of the abovettirm. 'He has
also left the Consul, as well as the Other subjects of his'
Britannic Majesty, liberty to remain at Smyrna; even
after his ofEcial functions shall have "ceased.

"immediately after he has dosed his once that of thb
Cann! of the Netherlands still be optn to.ATlCErtglish-
rnirchants ; and, in case of need, the Lbolation•of the
Netherlands at conatantinople' will ihterVena in 'their
hicir. 'The Porte, besides; MI declined its'intentions
`rk ng for theliresent'ander its chttusive p`rikeictioo;
the sti•jects of 'the 'three Poirers'ildo redo 'in iris
dominions. . • .- .1
" With respect to thilieutralitrof Smyrna, by whicir