The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-01 00:00:00

" What sli7ht neglects, what trivial faults destroy
• " The hardiest Mime !"

liSSMS. CUR I(1K and CO. having devoted this
selves to the study of, and been gratified b) the stet
romii.krt,ble practice in those branches of the prufenwi
which they Omagh! propel to select. treat. that after flirty
) ears resident,e in this metropolis, their talents are so cell
known, and their reputation so full) estsblished, that so spa
logy is requisite for their deviation from the regular modes(
practice. 11 may Me proper to Ntate. that their Medical Lia•
entlon has been of the first Bless; that they are Slemben of
the Royal Colleges of Logsdon sad Rdinbarth ; and as satis-1
factor) evidences of the truth sr this statement, their dipleo
man end testimonials may be seen at tiler Douse, or,
Hatton-garden, where they may be ethweiteel with the treat•
est secretly sod honour by patients of either sex. maimed by
sac of the following complaints :-1. The Venereal Disease,
for which Obey bale disonvered a remedy, which Is not wily
a complete substitute for mercury in thecare of this complaist,
but has also the advantage of era . sting the disortfet aitf
out debilitating the constitatlon.-1. In eases of Nerve's
Debility sad Vascular Relaxation. whether produced isy toe
visial excesses, by the isumoderate enjo)iscuts of sensed
pleasures. or by solitary sawswaUty. where
The viper sinks, the habit wolfs away,
The cheerful, pare, and animated bloom
Din from the thee, s ith squalid atrophy
Devour'd. Id sallow eselaucholy clad."
Messrs. Carrie end Co. are in possession of a Mcdielas
that stands in:rivalled for Its superior eSeacy. is giving less
to every muscular fibre of the patient, restorieg his soled
spirits, and re-establishing his vigour, without in*am!ngth
eonstitutioa, and thus exposing hiss to the dangers of a w
hipse.—r. In Ntrietnres of the(' rethrs .Mesars. Currie and Co)
plan of treatment has so far sarpasaed every ether inethel
of cure. that they hare exeiteil the astonishment Ind appro•
billion of Abe most distinguished Burgeons, by erecting. is
three weeks, etifts which defied all the resoiresta of then
skill. In the cure of any of three eznipisints their patients
will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. The
fee required is the tame as that of regular practitioners.
Patiehts In the country are requested to state pirtieulan
of their case. age, anti mode of living. enclosint a Ronk of
linglaad Note, when the secessery medicines anti advice wiN
be sent to any part of the orld.—No. 1074 Ilatton-garden.

Lenette a *areas x.ror.
Thy house, and (in the nip of lire.
That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
SOERATES. by his discourse on nir..ri Ire, so em,
_raptured his auditors with the subjeet, that tae marrie4
MIMI Sew to their wives. and the baeielors hsitendd to he
',oddest : and " The Spectator" has affirmed. tits: the word
"wife" is the most sereeible and delightful name i 3 nature.
The sacred institution. then, of 'marriage. eiiiispaaaot Car
desideratum' gauge enjorment ; teeming mot on with hi?
illness on earth, but disposiug the soul itself to harmonise
with Mks hereafter.

Hue.

Pres ions, however, to entering into this bellowed
obi ee-
lion. it becomes en imperative duty. not oaf) tv re,.;vil'ettle
passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from e lo-
purities. which the freedom of unrestricted !eraser* war
have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such sonnies me
attributable many of those hapless inetonees, vrhirh, rige
they excite the commiseration of the beholder,
impress him with the fear of self-reornsch.
Luxurious habits w 111 efferninize the bodet-4 red
the tropics a ill relax the elastic fibre—but treble el
dove the preatatcre infettuttion of youth We [COO
Promise the natural dignity into a state of turgid.
whence the agonized surerer more then'tloubts the dieing
re:lef. To all such, then, we address ourselves, otfefel
IteMta—energy--masettlar strength—felicity ; nor will W
adv,:aces Appetir questionable, sanctioned as the ore bl
anritiplied proofs of twenty years sceeewfni experience.
The easy earns of married flap. are 90119.1111110101./11/010
by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate at
nuptial wreoth—for the f: male habit is often '
weak—yet it eau be streagthenui, and deficient energy It
proved into fuuctioaal imam.
In ..very ease of syphliltie intntslnn, as well as in twte!
relaxation of the generative economy, we pledele our WIMP
to cure epee.illy. and with effect. . Eortestly r,lieauerh
expel the unteetlnz ettlt :lc from the po•irlon :tv press
ously tales up. we deviate from general prinriries witblses
hesitation ; otkiconatleit: in eur coon honournbie inteirrit)
Menil...re of the College of Surgrons, r. e refer roe suferrtaf
eosevetwaity of either sex {especially thole mitering iris
trimoniel lite) at once to our braise, when, doily attendee&
is given for personal consultation ; and letters from
country are irusediately answered : those must vas* a a
remittenee fer Idvice stud Medicine, which can !te fortiori.
to any part of the wnrla, heeeyee epee.
GUI end Cie. M. R. C. Sur:moo%
' Ito% e-te r eft% Fleet.,.treot, WNW-,
*„`" Private door rounvi the corner.
Jolt published (Tenth ed;tloal.
The 4tOIS of 1.9111. fir familiar commentary on theater,
frioraces. RV GOKA 11114 0116 Addressed to T..nthsPe
Maturity of bolls:Sexes. May be had Sol. Pat-amosteelfil'
OG. Pa'.l•l44lln : In. Princes-street, Suit° : 17F, Clertetry"
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end ofell Rookvi.liers. Prier do. .;r"

Den store'. Flll2 AT Tlll3l n.lt es OF IrIiTIRINGDA:tes
SrAr.---The venerable mansion of the Noble 31arystis,
Wootton :louse, I:tickingloons:tire, was almost entire-
ly destroyed by lire in the morning of Monday last;
and nothing lef: remaining but the bare walls. The
flames, burst from one of the attics, about tw:t +o'clock
is Ow morning: and, before any afssctual assistancs;
could be rendered, the whale interior of the house was
teilotreol two heap of aches : inclu ling the library, the
pictures, an 4 Almost the wlmle of the furniture. Lord
and Lady Templiflfere residing there, and their Infant
daughter was at one time in the utmost danger tiffal.l-.
lug a prey to the flames ; lout his Lordship. i Afritign
valet rnslred through ti , and brwaght the child
away without 'injury. Li4;,TenNiluirllo; altered,
ants were removed to Stowe ; and an express was sent
otr at seven o'clock to the Noble Martinis in town.
Lord Temple was expected in town last night. The tII
fire, we understand, was lest discovered by Captains
Jervis and Grace, who h'i-oppeued at the time to be un
a visit to hit Lordship.
Psto.oste or UM'''. JACQI•ES AND 1;15 UDEAT 3117C11
1/0.1 3011 lii•tsces..--11oe Captain havhig undertaken
,to trot a !wren, which he was bound to final within six
'weeks, 17 miles within an hour, and to ride himself,
and not to exceed eleven stone; be made the attempt.
eon the Huntingdon road yesterday, but after doing
the nine miles in 31 mono's and 10 seconds, tb.• horse
Kot olf his spied, and the Captain pulled up in the
l!th mile, determined cot to distress the borse, as he
was behind kis time.
Dean..—A meeting took pine early nu Saturday
,horning, on Hounslow enclosures on the heath. be-
*teen Captail Ts—a—T anti a Mr. in cystic- _ _ .
Illterice r4lli4otte at a coffee-house iu ()steed-att.:et. London: F.lllitaat, Printed. and Pohli4hpd at the %.
which a cue:Arran of skeh was the subject. 'lke ',7"6"1"4",„;-'„,—."41."1.r.."'",:rmine7+.;:arr
,Cnittain As severely woudeil Ike side, aiud was ramerJ• '41.6416 am% 011111110, uppipms at. i'velo...
by R. bIARDELL. Jun.. -LI.. to 91„8"
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taken off the gr in a dengeruas state. sn unit:4Am* Oosioncite, are reywalled to be my'

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