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London, England, 1817-11-10 00:00:00

£42 15 t►

Discharged and retieeti from varions Prisons, 93
Debtors, for tLe sum ~11 - £260 14 1
Can4idered the Cases of 49 Petitioners ; Approved
37; Referred tur Characters u Prtstiun,; mo.l

Rej,cted 10
Benefactiont arereceived by John Cam:len Neild,El.the Tres-
surer, Cheyne-Walk,Clietses; alto by Nl,,,rs. I I:rrits, Farquhar,
and Co„St. James's-street ; Homes, Fleet .street ; Chatterit, Whit-
more, and Co. Lombard-street; siddulph, Cock:l, and
Ridge, Charing-crms ; Dart La and Cu. Finch-lane, Coenkill;
liantstersley,, ; Veres, and Co. Nu. 77, Lund arl
street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Miami,
where the Book* any be seen by those who are Leaned to s!or.
vort this Charity, and whe:c the Society meet on the first
Wednesday hit .very !womb,

UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY F6R CHILDREN,
No. 5, .t. Audi ew's Hal, Doctors Comae m••
A T a*GENEIt.IL MiLETING of thcovER-
NORS of this IN.; Id larflON, hohlen at the ihspetesary,
the sth day of November instant, or i'llostAi St it lint. rod
Treasurer, in the Chair, the following Letter trout Dr. Julio 11.
Davis, WAS read:
OINTLE EN—When the Univertal Dispemar y for Chilli%
Was eStlthillheti, the necessity for a second Physician Was antici-
pated, and that necessity has, in consequence of the great number
of Children wanting relief, now become evident.
" I have great sa::::acion in bringing in your recollection that,
within a period of 16 months, 2500 Chihli/in have received ale.
decal and surgical aid at the Dispeesary, w Inch is a decisive print
of its only mil sins:ass ; and thea there are at present 571 Chd-
siren upon the books and tutler c...re. I should be indifferent to
feelings of humanity. if I were not to declare to you that toy tat •
mosteurtions are Out equal to the requisite attention to au the
Children, cavaisteet with my other public and my private 3Y•tea•
dons. I therefore htese the Committer well take an early up:mr-
tunity of adoptlm; liteastatr, for the appointmeut of a second Pity-
, *kiwi to the Diapezisat y, sn that my duties may in some raca-ure
be relieved.
" le wahine this communication, allow me to add, that. the
great number aid vat ley of cases at the Dispensary, have alhirJed
nee peculiar opportunities of treating the diseases of Children,
and that, with a view to escite the attemion of the Medical
Public to this subject, it is my in:onion, with the p. nut- tat
the general Court, to deliver Medical Lectures at the Liven
nary, and to a_tn.t Mti_eitis to my practice•
" I congratulate the Gov:nolo& on the success of the Institu-
tion, and the prospect of the Chrieireu of the Your becoming isardy
and vigorous, instead of being treble and sickly, a buratto .0
themselves, their parents, their parishes, and the public.
" it faelehsefer tese-ed *spins Day acknowledgements to Dr:
Shetrinan Ibt the stales% festoon he has taken is the Institution.
and for.affording me, fur the last five mouths, his a...LS:ICC at
the Dispensary, without which l should have been under the
necessity of making an ca-her application to
" I have ;he iteowor to remedy, themlenten,
" 1 our übedveut faithful Servant,
" No. 103, Great Surrey street, J. IS. Davis, I.D.N
October .7th, 1317."
Whereupon it was Resolved, That a second Physician be ap-
pointed, and that Dr. J. li. Davis, the first Physe:snsti and
Founeler of the Dispensary, have the seclusive pr.t .I:ge id dele•
vering L tetures, aid admit:leg Pupils to the Medical Practice of
the Institution.
That a special General Meeting of the Directors and Gov.r-
DOM, be bell at th Dispensary, use Weditt.stiay, Decenthrr :4, a!
Ten o'Clock in the morning, fur the purpose td ries:ask; a second
Physician to this Charity
That the Committee do meet or. Monday, the 17th Novem-
ber, at the Dispensary, at seven &Clock in the e:enii:g pri-c rely,
to receive the Testi tttt meals of the Candidate..
That no flew G.,vernur do vote it the Election for a Phyd-
dan, unless hot huhacription be paid to the Treasurer, Sr•actal y,
or Collector, on or before the istsday of December nest.
That the thanks of this Meeting he given to Dr. WILLIAM
fiIItAINIA at, fur his zealous attendance at the Dispensary during
the time he has aided Ur. J. h. Davis in the dischargs of his duty.
No•iee is hereby Glvm, That In pursuance of the abatis- Re-
solutions the Committee Will meet on MONDAY, the 17th day of
November, at the Dispensary, at Seven o'Clock in the Eve g
precisely, to receive the testimonials of the Candidates, and that
the election wid take place at theDispritsary,and will be by ballot,
to commence at 'Ten o'Clurk is the Morning, on W iron r s mar,
the std of December urn, and close at Four o'Clock is the Atter-
soon precisely, HENRY RICHARDS, secretary.
••• No person if eligible for a Physician to this Insitutiou
unless be is a Fellow or Licentiate of the Royal College of Phy-
sicians of London.

Detroit i•ANT IN rOKMATION.
'ROM Luxury and Dissipati,in the mind becomes
11 enervated, and the body soon falls au easy victim. To re-
move the Disorders arising trout fashionable gaieties and to restore
the debilitated constitution is the result of our study and experi-
ence, and we trust that thirty years successful rt actice in this
pecuitaebranch of our profession gives us a slecisi-31 superiority
over every other Practitioner. In recent cases of Syphilitic Mee-
don, &perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days,
and in those Mrs of a more contplicated nature, where other
practitioners have failed of success, &proper perseverance in our
plan of treatment, ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re-
establisfinteut. To those who are labouring under a general or
decal Debility,it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines
we prescribe possess She inestimable power of reuovating the molt
debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions
of youth, or by a residence la hot or unhealthy climates, too video
tar, a life, or too clove an application to study, massive grief, in-
judicious use et mercury, Ike. or should it proceed trout an habi-
tual tendency to constimprion, these our restoratives will produce
the happiest effects. In place of Laminae and Debili:y, we offer
lasting Health. Strength, and Spirits; and even to the aged and
infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by
gently and mfely invigorating the system.
Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are• daily under
our care, the toed eradication of which is effected by a safe, cer-
tain, and expeditious mode of practice superior to any other yet
adopted. The weakness, relasarion, proceeding iron
this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health.
Patients or either Sex may consult us with the greatest honour,
delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. 107, Hatton Garden.
Au English Physician, who has beets travelling these fast three
years all over the Continent, and has visited every Public Medi.
cal and Surgical Institution is Europe, has made a must Impor-
tant Discovery for the Cure of CONnUMPTIONS and
SIRS, and which he has communicated to Messrs. CDRILIE
and 1.,%. They therefore announce to Patients labouring under
either of these comphtints, that ihey are ambled to cies risen% a
'crudes curs, these Remedies having invariably proved sueceriful
at VIENNA, ROME, and PAPAS. Patients in the Country,
stating the symptoms of their retest:ov Consplaisma,sockning
the usual Fee for Advice, will have the lL nedies sent to &Uric,'
of the R'sgdosn, with plebe hod for thrections.—Letters to be
-MK"
CORMS sod CO. Sirporytko. i 417, Hausa Gorden.

rHE Dri wing of the present Lottery. which was
JL appointed t, take place on Friday, the 7th instant, having
b. er pm7po;:ed order et the !Ards of the 'Creator?, in ctime.
(pence of rite hummed D..allt cf her Royal liigi uuew the Prin.
secs of Ws! ~ I'. I begs to infuren t!.ose per.
tr•ri u••;") ithq, h. po.,e,ed of 'Pickets or Shares, pur4lased at
his OlUces in loan, m of any of his Agents through t.it the
United Kingdom, that such 'rickets and shares will b. entitled
re all the advantages whi:h the chance of drawing may give
them, upon 'welt future day or days, as may hereafter be ae•
pointed for the Drawing thereof. Due notice will be given nt the
days Steil for thus purpose, which, it is presumed. will not take
place till after the infertile,' of her Royal Highness.
Nu. 4, Corn), 11, and 9, Charing-Cross. •
November it, 1,417.