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London, England, 1820-10-02 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Sept. 25, at St. Peter's, Thanet, the Rev. J. M. Cranag,
luster of Dean-street Chapel, Southwark, to 'Miss :Maria Agate,
late of Camden Town. _ _ _ _

Monday. at Chelmsford, Captain Cheslyn, of the 7:4 Itesi.
went, to Mrs. Corfield, of the above place.
September 25, John, son of James Scott, Mi. of Bromley, to
Susarusah Louisa, daughter of the Rev. J. I. S. Fleming
John, one of the Prebendaries of Worcester Cathedral.
Sept. 22, at Eastbourne, Mr. David Thomas, late of the En-
gineer Department, F.astbourne, aged 72, to Miss Susan Reid,
of the same place, aged 27 I
Lately, Mr. William Cluett, of Sturminster-Newton, Dorset,
to Hester George, eldest daughter of the late Captain-WRson,
Royal Marines.
Sept. 2s, Mr. Lee, shipwright, of Sheerness, to Mrs Hart,
green-grocer, of the same place, being the fifth time this Lady
has undertaken a pilgrimage to the hymeneal altar !

DIED.
The Rev. R. Browne, Curate of Lambrook, Somerwtshire.
At Edmonton, aged 68, the Rev. William Shaw.
The Rev. Charles Edward de Coetlogon, M.A. Rector or
Glocistone and a Magistrate for the county of Surrey.
Wednekay, in Chester, at an advanced age, the Rev. Tho-
mas Crane, Rector of Over. Cheshire.
Wednesday, at las* Mrs. Stevens, relict of the Rev. Robert
liagwenty formerly Below of AU Souls' College, Oxford.
Sept. 16, at Callogton, Louisa, second daughter of the Rei.
Dr. Fletcher. ' •
Sept. 14 Aga Chadotte Winton, aged 31, third daughter of
the late Rev. Robert Winton, of Exmouth. _ _

Lately, at 'rwyford Lodge, Sussex, Lady Sewell, relict of Sir
'lltoinas Sewel, Kat. late Master of the Runs.
&p t. Hit asSe. Ise's, Huntingdonshire, Liniment Joha Laav
eelot Houghton, RAN.
July 99, at the early age of 19, on beard his Majesty's ship
Tamar, at Havanna* Richard, mood son of .the Rev. Richard
Neenah, Chaplain td the Garrisms of Plymon'th.
nunday,.at Soialhampameow,,Rdprare-road, Mrs. Tetsuo,
aged 49 year% wik of Liessesant Taman, R.N.
Sept. 19, at Bath, Lieutenant Joseph Short, R.N. aged 2s.
Wednesday, Mr. Robert Holland, of the Salopian Coffee-
house, Charist.cross. _ _ _

Set. i 7, Aim, wife of Mr-Thom.o T. Mallery, apothecary,
&c. 'ortmea, Huth.

"What slight neglects, ;that tdrial faults destroy
•
" The hardiest frame!" .
MESSRS. CURB IE and} Co. having devoted then;'
selves to the study of, and been gratified by themes con-
siderable practice in those breathes of the pritfoufion which they
thought poop= to select, trait, that after-30 years' residence in
this metropolis, their talents ate so well knower, mid their mu-
tation so fully established, that bo apology is requisite for their
skylines from the regular mode of practise. It may torpor&
to sate, tbtat their Medical. Education has been of the hest clan;
'that they sus Members of the Royal Colleges et London and
Edisebtergb t sad as satisfactory evidences of be teeth of this'
statententytheir Diplomas and Testimonials may hasten at their.
Wise, NC. 107, ton-garden,
.ethere. they may be consulted
with theleeitist secresy and .honour by es of either sm.
afflicted by any of the foliewiag complaints The Venereal
. Disease, for which they have dbccriered'a remedy, which is not
only a complete substitute for mercury in.the cam of this corn-
, plaint, but has mho the advantage of eradicating the disorder
without debilitating the constituden.--11. In easel of Nervous
Debility. tat Viscidar Relaxation, whether produced by con-
, +trial excesses,. by the immoderate enjoyments of sensual plea-
sures, or by solitary sensuality, where
" The ...rigour sinks, the habit mkt away,
The..closerfol, pore, mad animeted blies*
Dies from theface, :tint squalid atrophy
Deemed, in sail** isnanibely dad,"
mimes.: PURRIE and Co. ere in poet:don of a Medicine,
that stands unrivalled for its superior Amity, in giving tc.le
to every muscular fibtre of the patient, restoring his animal spir
and re-enablishing his vigoat, without inhaining thecae:citation,
indtluis exposing him to the dame* of a retepse.-3. In Stric-
tures of the Urethra, Mmes. Currie end Co:'s plan of treatment
has so far surpassed every other method of cps, thaetiry have
excited the astonishment and approbation of the most distin-
guished Burgeons, by erecting, in Wee weeks, cures which defied
all the resources of their skill. La the cure of any of these com-
plaints their patients will be treat:Owing the greatest skill and soli-
citude. Thep* required is **salmi es that of regular practitioners.
Patients he the are roquoited to state particulars of
their case, age, and mode of living, enclosing a Rank of England
Note, when the necessary medicines and advice will be sent to
any part of the world.—No. 107, Hatton-garden.

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