Star.
London, England, 1816-04-09 00:00:00

MARRIED.
At Dublin, on the Slot alt. Thomas CAN, El. Captain in
the royal artillery, to Annette Ensiling Campbell, only ilauglver
of the late Culonel Archibald Campbell of Askomell.
Thursday, at Abbot's Langley, Hens, t)iptain Salley), of •he
Royal Hone Guards, to Mary, second daughter of the Rev.
Stiverd Jenkyns, of 'Aching, Sornerte:sh:re.
Saturday, at Bath, Captain Charles Lake, of the 3d regiment
of Foot Guards, to Anna Louisa, youngest daughter of tee lair
Henry Halsey, Esq. of Henley Park, Surrey.
I Tuesday, at Christchurch, Hants, Vie Rev. Richard Jackson,
Chaplain to the Fresideoey of Bombay, to :Miss B.irtles.

DIED.

On the SOth ult. at Walberton House, cusses, Central John
IA byte.
Monday se night, Mr. James I.ale, rirentart to Mr. 13:A-,
brewer, in Cowes. Hefei! out of his chair, while taking tea ....h
his family, and almost instantly expired.
Wednesday, Mrs. Abrams also of Cowes, was seized midi sts
apoplectic fit, fell out of her chair, and expired a few hours
afterwards.
At Eccles Manse, Berwickshire, on the 231 ult. Eliza, dash
ter of the R v. James Thomson.
At Dumfries, on the Stith ult. Mary Anne, youegest daughter
of Wm. Miller, Esq. late Major in the royal regnueut of Horie
Guards.
Ssa.day sennight, suddenly, aged 55, the Rev. John
thorpe, of Burley Hall, near Otley, Yorkshire.
Tuesday, Mr. Wm. Perrin, surgeon and apothecary, at Pent-
ridge, in St.allOrdshire.
At Monaghan, Mr*. Montgomery, wife of Major Mouito-
mery, of the Mon igloo miliaa.
Wednesday, at Dublin, I.ady Emily Latouche, leavinz
young children, one of whom was lions only two days peteinu.ly.
As his house, at Fort William, on the i tth February, Colonel
John Cameron, Cleary is.
On the eGth ult. in the .45th year of her age, Mrs Ker, 11.4
of th* Rev. Josiah Ker, of Sandyniount Castle, near Dublin.
At Bath, Lady Trollope, wise of Admiral SR Henry Tnst.
lope, Knt.
I.teuienants Larque, John Kent, C. P. H. Eno's, R. P. Bing-
ham, Samuel Vficktosm, and Join Lane, R. N. Surgeons lobo
Fraser and Stephen Lawson, 11:14„

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HAVING dedicated oartelves to the stuAy,''and
been gratifted by the most considerable practice in that
brooch which we thought proper to select, we Bost that we h .re
not more misentpioyed our time, than those who, u. the even-
sire Held of the profession, are occasionally immersed in %nicer•
minty, and cannot always attain that success which is aqui r., 1
by concentrating the 'intellectual power to use class ot &ord. rs.
The diseases ot Debility are, peculiarly distressing, for they
bring with them a train if concomitant symptoms, and, by a .le.
pension of all vital energy, existence itself becomes imbittered.
Whether they arise from the prevalence of ill example, the dv-
structive habits of school bays, or she less excusable uidnlyen,:4
of sr.ainrity, they require the most assiduous
professional skill;
and well may it be observed, that by the ilmnatice of uottluts-
ted men, the symptoms are aggravated, and tb roaatitusion is
destroyed. •
As Members of the Royal College of Surgt a::: formerly
'Surgeons in las Majesty's service, we ground t•rt,t,,t •
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regularity of Education, ;lila possessing eves y to tow
tier, we feel ourselves entitled to that confidence with whizb ne
have hitherto been eu honoured.
,In the first sensations of hoc tl vreakti..ss, early application t"')
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the
fertr, from a constiousnt.ss of the unmanliness ot the vice
caused his rn'sfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure e•
his family physician, and broods over his infirmity with Cited
conctalmeut, it must be sa;isfactory for him to be assured
only of capability of treatntent, but also of the mast tuviulable

secrecy.
Ldly. The Venereal Disclle contaminates the srrings 0 ON
the seeds of existence .re poisoned by it, and postern). is iiijuss,l
by the indiscretion of an unguarded n.otuent.
IVe etre, the adva•.:age of this experience to those nt eit.Kr
sex who are cfilict ed with any kind of debility, or any syn.piou.
of Venereal infection, and in all cases the terms of reminierano
are stated on the first intervi.m.
In recent Venereal complaints, it is possible to prevent Olt,
danger, or distress ; and in the most complicated case. it is tie
acquirement of exclusive experience in this line, to effect a salis
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certain, =1 speedy re-esta...nomac....
Patients in the country are expected to enclose s Bank non'
ankare ;equated to specify their age and manna of Urlag, g°
weU as the existing symptoms of the complaint.
CURRIE sad Co
Members of the Royal College of Surgeons 10 I.ondon
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