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London, England, 1817-04-15 00:00:00

•
i AND G. JAAGSHAW (1.1,re Bagslioos ti
1!. Sons), 7.4.iss.v,nders and Station-rs, No. 31. I.lrydges.
street, Cut ent—/uden, London, send •he Daily I M 1.101) NVWS.
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qiiested with Country Orden
I. and (.3. 13 take tins niportuni•y of rs•••rning their sincere
thank, to their Friend. and ilia Publ:c dart die favours conferred
dnritir the last to years, and t assute :hero the .a•tte iiurctriality
.hail he observed as has so wieees.fully procured their patronage
and :option.

'llls day swaspOthilit..4.
In 0110 Vol. Royal Qua-.u, e i 2s. Ga. in Umtr.!l,
A 'IRA NS L A4l ON of tile ./17.N EIS. in Rhymed
v.,th n t Pr, race and .Is:Gtes.
Dy :;11%1Alt)!NN, Jrsus Golleze. Otto/
Prit.ted for R. hun.er (Sociessur to Mr. JoLoton), it. Pitta's
Cleureilard ; sod Pall-111:41.

As t bn:resi cu of ihis Woe:: is limit.' to !SO Cripletatleirp
wLu intend to hu tl.e perelliaers ar rmiterred to apply roily.
-
ilittrafffEltes k VOUS DROPS
lifNlic..te has been known ninre than Half a Cv”tory
for itv elWy in every des...elector) of bierwito.l/imedem, their
envious *edons, as Lamont; of Spirs.s, lied Ache* t cry ..0
Appetite, ludtgostion, Spasms, ilypochondriacism, Languor,
Anxiety of M:nd, Fainting hit., and ;Jr every kin, of I?..billry
or Rviaxatirm ; whether hereditary, or occlude:red by a,-kin re-
sidence in hot or unheah by Climates ; too Sedentary a•Life. nr
close application to Study ; excessive Care or Grief ; •
don, or other causes. To those afflicted, is pirtieuletly re-
commended a trial of dais invaluable Medicine, from whicts
they may be assured of obraitt'Aig almost immediate ref, 1, and
after a reasonable perseverance in taking it, the convict, re-erta-
Us/intent of their health.

Sold in bottles, at Ili. 63.; its. and ifs. (by Appointment)
by R. Butler and Sons, Chembte, No. 4, Cio:ipt,de, c..rrer ,:f
St. Paul's Church-yard ; Satlitet, 190, Oxford str, tt : Wright anti
Co. 269, Fligh-street, Borman ; and by the principal Ileolt,ehere
and Druggists in every City and Tnwrs in the Uni•ed Kingdom.

1.-bfr AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Preshient.
SUROKON —Mr. Riernan,Member of the Royal College. I,otadoe.
Osoexanoa I—Earl of Egrenwin, Earl of Leirrini Hon. OuPos..l
J. Parry, M.P. John Latoulte, M.Y.
THE Royal and Noble•Patrous of the above IN-
srn.urioN,, for the exclusive 'Frearnient ofif EN L R FAL
COMPLAMTS, and their dangerous con.equencet, in order ur
insure the benefits that have resulted from n, vstieited Mr Kiel-
nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College)
from having directed his chief attention to those discuses. Mr.
Kiernan *metiers it a part of his official duty to caution the
public, by pointing to thesLlst of the Royal College, published
to February. 1816, as the oniy sure guide, and that nn assertion
of persons Jamming such titles' and publty advertising them,
without being sanctioned by this list, are-to be credited. The an.
nual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove the some of the
most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed
incurable affections of the Generative Orgaua have beta here ra-
dically and suceesof city treated.
Mr. Kiernan may be comsn.lted as usual, by both Stull, at Lis
House, 21,.Lower Charicuesstreet, 11(.4%4d-square, where
ttra front Town and Country are to he addressed, and the neces-
sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any put of the
United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s. 24 Edition, Practical Observations on
the above IrailtllttS, by F. Kleiman, and may he had at No. 174,
iluet-siteet,.2o,Pmernostersrow, and to, 'Crown-loan, Soho.

Mit, \CANT'S itEMEDY FOR GOU r,
RTIEUMATIVrifIIIt:AND ACI.III ►tMF(' ai ATISM.
CEVERAI. Yeats have elapsed since Mr. WAN r
117) promulgated that oov r and RI-IEIII\IAI ISM were ru.
cable. In the progress of the long audlsboriuts research which
led to this important result, he discovered the composition of the
Eau 114SDICINALE, which removes the paroxysms of Gout,
though It is in many cases productive of serious awl fatal conse-
quences to the Patiett. Its composition was puhlished, with
cautions respecting its employment, dictated by close observation
of letraffects ma the human body, andeoperience of its cicleterious
and uumanamable pr.•pertirs.
he Prescription, nevertheless, has been made the basis of va-
rious empi. feat Compound., sold as Specifics for Gout; Rheum*.
tin Gout, and Acute Rheumatism. havers thus promoted the
sale of Drugs ultimately noximts, thong!. produciee o! temporary
relief, it was incumbent on him to counteract their I.art,f.d et_
(pct., by giving ciretration .0 Lis own Penietty ; and, irdlutoced
by a sentiment wh,ch he is perstrided sv;11 be recogniAed at the
result of an honourable ambition to vindicate ms chili to 'o VJ.
liable a discovery, Ise takes this mode of giving it pubr.city. Ic
will not fail to strike the reflecting and c:nditi mind, that for tl fs
purpose Mr. V. AS•h' is compelled to resort to the sanie means as •
would be 'employed try d.e most ignorant cliarlatan; that the pre•s
is fhe great channel through wbieh itittlt.gence of any kind can •
be brought into general notice; and that, with respect to his owls
case, he must re.trict the practical utility of his discovery to the -
I comparatively narrow circle of private practice, ur trust to the
liberality of the public fur a cnrrt ct estimate of his pre•ent divfa-
thin from the maim of the profession. his Remedy will be
found to be a considerable Improvement on Mr. WA wfll
nal discovery; its efficacy, and the rxlerity with which relict is
obtained, are unequalled. A single dose will, to a few hours, re-
move the most agonising gain of Gout and Rheumatism, and a
few repetitions will t ffectually cure the complaint, and improve
chi general health. The Composition ls so Innocent, that a child
may take it with saiety.
Sold by John Sutter, No. I,Paternoster.row; and by the usual
Medicine Venders in Town and Country, in packets at
and 10s. 6d. each—the latter contains three of the former.

M. WANT may be consulted any morning at eleven o'clock.

bIATIIIIIIONY. •
. " lievalklique paint= ferment Muria ua1i....-Artaa.
From the faint calibres.
Unmanly sons arise, a puny race!
liqAR RI AGE should be the foundation of soda)
happiness, whist is often &imbed through the parties
that form the onion not taking those precattrions which would
secure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing.—
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under which human
netere is known to suffer. there are none wore alarming or more
distressing than those which result front fashionable gaieties,
emly dissipation, or solitary intemperance.
Messrs. CURRIE end CO. beg to state, that the sedulous at-
tention of a Practice exclusively directed to the Treatment and
Cure of CERTAIN COMPLAIN ES, entitles them to the claim
of superior acquirement. As regular Sur,,,em.s, they otter a
speedy and permanent cure for every wage of that disorder, which
Is contracted A an unguarded monictit, and which poisons the
springs of life; and for every class of debility which is the conse-
quence of juirenik iiidocri- ions, pr venting the maturity of man-
hood, entailing lay antic:p./I.ou on its unhappy victim all the in-
Grad:lei of old agriLliolii;
alrld rblotzlomenitaganenderthevatzellinadntdiocri:4
actedde—jecilitedre checks
the result of their success In this pat-0401r
branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter theum.
say„, they base acquired by !!0 years experience, In a much rx-
!raw raedee. In slight and-recent casts of Syph,lictic Coe,-
plaints a perfect mire is completed in the short period of two ea..'
and is3;be most agrrasated casm,aproper perseverance in thei7pf :ra
of treatment insures to the patient an invigorati Col le rit utfon.
NiarrieJ Waite, who have lung been dnappoluted in
expectations of a family, may be assured that, in most in.:ante*,
such defects are curable by medical skill; and though rise -e.
novel of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncertain: v
with others, yet the cunt of such defects, by the gradual pro-
gress of I.oolfiltioll, it the sett:einem of their experi,nce.
Minsts. CURRIE and Co. may be cowshed by l'arents of
either WI, with the greatest secresy and honour. at their holey,
I No. 101, Hattimgarden. Patients in the tiontry. stating their
case,iim and general habit of living, lk.c. &t. enclosing a recto!.
nuste for advice and tnedlaines, the tame will be siren or tent
to any pan of the Kingdom.-1 :r', Fattoc-sa74en.