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thin m literary attainment. Each will write in Meows Intimate,
and principally on the affairs of his own country ; but the !with
Letters wilt be translated into English, and Ike English Levers
into French ; and the whole will appear, at the same periods, is
English at Londe% and in French at Paris. The work will this
embrace the utmost possible variety, In the authors, In the sub-
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Inched to, as the most correct and authentic source of informa-
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institutions, litt rature. arts, remarkable events, and smiportaut
personages in both countries : and flay thus serve to correct that.
cowmen ignorance, end common distrust of meltother,iralch has
.been too successfully .fostered by the policy of the Revolutionary
Goveguneuu, by the prejttlices of many persons in England,
and above all, by the absolute slivery of the Continental Press.

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GATON ON THE VENEREAL. DISEASE AND ITS
CONSEQUENCES.
This day was published, a New Edition, price Sr. I.lorJated
with Cases,
A PRACTICAL T :ITISE on the PR EVEN/.
TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE., esti.
biting the character, symptoms, and .treaforw.t of the Diseases
immediately or remotely connected with it ; eontaining °horren-
dous on °lee, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the
Caustic and common Atuagie, cutaneous Erupt**, imaginary
Venereal Diseases, Debility grsersl or trial, the fbeory e;Oese-
ration, &c. &c. comprising an elementary Work for Student!, and
a guide to the general reader ; interepersed'with select Prescrip-
dens applicable to each division .of tbordisrasu
By,S. M. CATON, Surgeon. •
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$I quid covistl revise Ws
Candidus imperd,
.11 Scalds •utele meento.—Hea.
TO regulate the .gutnan passions, not to destroy
them; to glee them.a piper direction and a due force, Its.
stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from oar nature, or
foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into hew ct;;;ss
nels—ls the business of a rational morality, dictated by• the pre.
cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclusions
of the soundest philosophy. It Is unnecessary, afar all that has
been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in.
&este those &stases that are brought upon the 'human body and i
wind by indulging to excess is sexual pleasures, and pariicularly
by persevering in a pernicious habit too often acquired at School.
It more concerns the private happiness of individuals and •he
portal prosperity of the country; to announce to the Public, tlr-t
from a long and extensive practice in this particular branch
the Profession, we can with. the greatest eonfidence assure all
Parent, and Guardians of Youith, acid thew prceunt .who labour .
under, a general or partial debility and derangements of the
Neuvous Svsrrri, tabether produced by this habit, by Inveterate
tivtitatiric Infection, bylmemperate living, or redden= in boo '
anuses, by intense application to study, by immoderate grief, •
or by excesses of any kind, the, we have it in our power to offer
an entirely new method of cure, without the mane* use of
hireciray , whieb In'all thevarieties and in r.II the stages ashore
camplaiiits, has continued to answer the most sanguine 'Upsets.
doss of.Prtenti of both Sexes. '

The eunestness and anxiety with which the world has long
looked for so great a desidgrauten to the comforts and improve.
meetsof a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of skill,
nieces, and' Integrity, devoting themseivn exclusively re these
tilaccce, is evismed by the eager applications tot advice... Sid noc.
&does whielr we are daily reoeiving from every isaneror oh,
word. In night and recent cases of Syphytitic [lllation, a per-
fect cure is completed in the shott period oltwo days • and
those
al the utmost inviteracy, where after Practitioners Lye fatted,
*proper perseverance In our plan of treatment, ensures to the
pattoot a safe and radical cure. Strfetnres of the Urethra, front
ten to twenty years duration, are your superior method of cure,
permanently removed io the "one of three week..
Palents of either sex may consults with the greatest banotr,
secrecy, and delicacy, at miaow, No. Itit, Hattors.garden
Patients in the country. describing the nature of their one, aid
tattooing a remittance for advice and medicines, the sanse will be
mut to all parts of the world. PUltillE and CO., Surgeons,
No. lin, Hatton-Garden.

N. S. Tice above important diseovery la thr cure of Syptins
said Debility, was matured by Dr. Coasts, in his late trarris
through FRANCE, NAPLES, and ROME, front whence be bas
just remitted with some highly interesting sad important facts re.
riZsagthe prevent state of asedical and surgical practice no the
which he Is Preparing to lay Wore the public la a
*Mb, oo these compialins, and whkh hp hops. to be•ade ta a
rum webs to pubWh•