The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-21 00:00:00

TO THE NERVOUS, DEBLLIfkTED. &r.

FT has ever limn considero.l laudable in those
who have been he means of allevia lug the sufferings of
others. Medical Men. won iedi—ae their time to the treat-
mem al a few prevalent Diseases, .naking them (+bier's f
particular 'investigation. and bowing had a ,ears of success
result therefrom. it is presumed saris endeavmrs not only re-
•et merit en taemselves. but the reputation they acquire Mar-
films their mode of practice.
Among the variety of Diseases to which the human frame
is incident, awe are more distressing. nr claim a .more :erious
attention, than the followiag. via. a crarßok Disoausß,
frequedtlr contracted it a moistest of iiito•oration, and w aka
calk for our -vedy endeavours to su%due. for it nut milee•
greedy has happened that a >imple Oimorvhcen, through neg-
lect of the Patient. or treatment of the nn.kilful Practitioner.
has been succeeded by Strident, or Obstructions in the Ure-
thra, which have proved to the stater a lasting source of
future 'Awry.
Tue serious climes of Debility, whether occasioned by in-
temperance, lona residence in a warm climate. or a secret in-
sidious habit of °youth, are also sub:sect. of serious co.ioldera-
lion. Ito enervating i. the fr quests indulgence in this it. itnry
Vice, that n train 4( Nerv.rot Diseases is iodated+ by which
the mind beenates weakened, as well as the body emaciated.
while impotcnce In the our sex. und Sterility in tbz Miter, are
the coteequeocea whir b Galax. ••
Pitiable are the situatimni of, thine who, through such de-
structive habit,. have induced that distrersing state of Debi-
lity t and, brinvishartiti tf) seek relief, brood over their In-
-1 termites in silence.

To those lalvotring unirr any of the above Complaints, it
asay be a cvrteatiiml to know, the ream% al of such. by the
,Tradual restoration of health. Is the result of Mr. GO9Fl's
egperieriee. who, in Ferro( Venereal where an early
asplierttiva is acute on discovery of the Infecting, gesetally
co•iiplrtes a perfect cure in two days. After having been re-
gularls educated as a !Itemiser of the Royal College (certifi-
cates of whi-h. fro.n ditferent Hospitals, he ba; to convince
every inquirer). he male the cure of ',Lich the object of his
prinripol onJ is enabled to perform the same, without
vuojectin, the Patient to the least restraint in I)iet, or Exer-
cise ; and !tatters hi.iistif the reputation he has acquired in the
soave of twelve years practice. is a proof of his superior
fonds of treatment. The uniform success for so lenge period
(during wbicbmany have been eared, after severe and injurious
met Ind• had ceen Rimmed without elect), in lured Mr. G. to
Ushi publie!y • (-r his advice.
Ile may b.: citamdted dady. by persons of either Sex, with
strict ..ecrery, delicaesg and honour. A pplicatioas by letter
eanoot be attewthdio, uiders a Bank-note is enclosed.
T. Go3,i, Surgeon. 13. Flouvecie--trert,f lect-street.

WE hare authority to extract from a Pam-
phiet published by Mr. (WEST. of No. 9, Great
Surrey-street, Blackfriniev-road, severable semarkahle Leiters
and Cases of the GUESTONIAN MEDICINE, which we
shall coutinue to inert every Monday and Tuursdoy until the
whole are completed.
LETTritS VI. VII. VIII.
Observations an Bilious Domphrinit.
Whoever examines the mechanism of the human frame,
will see how fearfully and how wonderfully we are mode;
be will al,' see the occessity there oils fur in:inkuod being eo-
doffed with ration ii faculties, for no other being can re-ort
to liquit Ore for destruction; fur notwithstanding the all-wise
Creator has placed that powerful monitor called Bilious in
the breast of ever, moo, tee vet sce numbers of oar fellow-
creatures Indiscriminately lodulfiva in that unfortunate pro-
: perwity to intoxication, 'till disease puts a stop to their in-
, considerate putsuits; whence begins one of the tirstcau-es of
Coirplainhi; imperfect digestion, which caa weer be
completelv re.nosed, but where the stomach has the power
of produeiug a good krment•ttion, and unUrgneatly little or
no ontrimeut can be conveyed to the body, where a want of
digestive process in the slonsoch exists; the wind then, of this
operatinii being so duly perfiensed, as to make good chyle
from which the blood is mode, accounts very clearly why all
labourlog wider such a misfortune, roost comegoently
Er
more or less, all that .tciiig allitlisorders which
origioate in ;in impure state of the bloods via. Lepruey
Scurvy, Jaundice, Dropsy, &e.
The effwtv of Medicine in an advanced state of Baia*
1/iesswe has been very feeble indeed. so loath so, that in some
;medullar stages of its Reims, it loos seemed to defy Medi-
cal imerfereoce, as hoeing marked the victim fer its owe;
bat such arprehensions need not be esenoraged since tile dis-
covery of the Guestonian Allmative Bilious Pills; roe al-
though loom doors's:re the balk of the Anheitodet, and the
.. •

enquiries of the Chemist united, cannot trace the clime, yet
happily for mankind, each is ant the ease ha Bilious disorient
nor any of its attendants, *Sikh has.euabled the inventor of
the Goestunian Medicines to offer to the public his Chemical
Discoveries, which are the result of a minute investigation 1
into the eagles and effects of bad bile.
I have been thus explicit, with the ante view of being un-
derstood by all who may read my remarks, as they winter-
taints, direct them the road which leads td perfect Isealtha
but ff, from their own Wedmore and weakinas in falling lo •
to the errors I have so stadiously reconiinends:d their avoid-
log, they should contract any of these disotdets, they even
then may wit...rem retreat from pain and misery, by tattles
my Hints's' A IterativePills,which will soon excite the is ished-
for fernientatioot and expel flatulence, wheseby ease is re-
stored Ma few dunes, and nothing Ink a want if COMMAS
pendent, eels peeves( Omit Meditsinas ming Ovary complaint
Nam ban li, origin in a Biliteln, . aunts Their Pills being a
all adtipetreicent qtatity, OM given theme i decided prefer-
ence to every ether. Medicine kw the care of Leprosy and
Storrs, as by Ike opiate/so of sill Medical writers on those
dhows, t*yea.l be aired only by aruiputreseent remedies.
flaring Seabed my rnelarks on Nervosa and Innosts Com-
plaints. the reader will perhaps look for some salutary ob-
•ervationsan Head-ache; nod although 1 confers the suffer-
ings of many, being inch al to border closely on homily,
should induce me to give an opining thereon; I am not able
to bring take pains sailer one general distinct description, as.
originating in such different causes, ma be more properly
belonging to some one of the diseases I have been treating on
1 --it will therefore be necessary fir those aMleted with Head*
ache, to consult me, or any Medical fiewiensan practising
with the Oraestonino % I...dieters, in all those cows where them-
selves are not whiled a ith the cause; at the mine time I
with' to be expressly understood as pledging myself on all
1 occasions, be the pale front what cause it may, to afford per-
feet ease to any one who will call on me for that purpose.
CieiresObeartrotions on Tooth•drewing, with Guest's Remarks
thereon.
It has *hen been observed by our ancient Philosophers,
that the art of healing is the most noble and god-like work
of man. Medical Men, feeling as the. ought, the great las-
portance of this rernark,•shoofd be induced to me their cat
inlet endeavours to accimmlitl so latilaWe a work; and ret
the 'nein h-ache is of all iwaiplehits the most general, as well
as the mnst torivientlag pain teat mankind cin be afflicted ,
alto, their humaiiity afitite shield keep them hi ermaant pun- 1
salt of sense rtiocovery that will prove certain in its effects;
inarad of which. they send every person apply ha; fur relief !
td some Tooth-drawer, to he tortured ;teem-ding to a custom.
as barbarous as it is uniteeessary; and• that there never is a
necessity for.drassing a twat' oo ac. aunt of the palm I have
hod nearly sixteen years experience no a very extensive ionic- t
Ore to convince me, having during the greatest part of that
time, plucked m vself to cure alt:thote a 50 change to apply,
without drawing the tooth or giving pain; then surely I
should met have thus ,w.uttonly exposed myself to ridicuk,
es subject myself to be stigmatised as a pretender, if I was
not secure in 'tering my Medicine as an lufallible core.
On thin, occasion, I cannot help intrudecing, the beautiful
remarksof that wise and ci it-hotted orator, Marcus Tellies
Cicero. who eieloubtedly was one of the best and wisest men
..f the ,tge in which he lived; he inforns us, mat " Tooth-
drais ing was first Invented by .Estulapius, in who-c temples
the ancients hung at, a pair of leaden pincers. to signify that
it anent be dangerous a al improper to extract any teeth but
such as might be removed with kaulen forceps—that is, such
is .re bor., and almost ready to fall out ; for they do not
enfant their own welfare, who imprudently remove their
teas with int absolute necessity."
The operation of drawing teeth is not only very painful,
but sone-lilies driaerous, and has been known to place life is
a precarious situation; and, us many lootancee, slate tvream-
difihk mischief to the neighbouriug Teeth, which mostly En
to decay own afterward-, in ranstamence of this dreadful
stock ; but it seems petatie starling this pain in consequence
of the Tooth bring faulty, are more particularly induced In
-atonic to the opetation, because the Dreads finding it their
iiderea so t i do, hart• impressed on most minds the idea, that
Ade• eyed rowh *yin injure those near it—that this is truth I
deny, having never lowan an i seance in all my practice„
inutt.:ll I wive beets very minute and careful is my isfuerva-"
ti ins ; but on the contrary. I nosy know severed pre-() s who I
hive been. ured by my Medicine, and the offending Tooth has
reinesitea for many years a useful servant, without either of
the recta nearest it being affected ; other objections to Tooth-
dramitig are, the great arid unpleasant alteration It makes in
the speech, kiwis the power olniasticatioa, and deprives
nature of one of its greatest cometnents.
It will perhaps b.- asked by those who are unacquainted
with my Me thane (which I have called Welcome Guest),
whet nght it hat to public yerfereac.• more than many .
other-, n hie) by adverasement have been ascoolidently re-
comme. Jed f—To which I make this brief aineet i that all
primr•etuni of seer:l Medicines declare their memos
to re infallible; but they none of them have dared to soncit
public attendance as I have done, and by incontestible proof,
establish the hays no which I have bent fey pretereiou to so-
. periority. The few who will beat the paiai to apply This %le-
' diciae properly, tank-sit accessary for such patients to call on
me, and they a ill receive an earnest of the truth of ins de-
ca.uations, and be so well acquainted with the method of
using it, as will enable them to offer, on any similer occa-
sion, their services mat usefully to tacit friends. In addi-
tion to the Tooth-ache, the Welcome Guest may be used as
a certain cure for the Face-ache, Bar-ache, and Gem-biles;
it will in many cases fasten loose teeth, even if from a Mereu-
ii it tars-; bit as pratentiunts heifer than cure, B. Guest has
prepared a Tooth Powder so perfectly innocent, that it will
preserve the enamel, yet possessing those qualities requisite
to remove the tartar, and at the same tine give theta a beau-
titbi natural colour, and free the Gums from Scurvy, which
is generally the forerunner of the most distressing pains.
lu cominding these remarks, I beg to call the attention of
tke.saarried ladies, who when in that situation, the most
pleasing t.; an affection ate hesbasad, are frequently very much
afflicted with Tomb-ache, and. in these moo exquisite pains
are imprudent etiou.th to part with their Teeth time after
nine without being relieved; the cease in seen cases being
levidently symptomatic it is a little surprising such cruel de-
predatium should he ;nude ou the feelings rod comforts of
. those, • into in the moment of tagnnising pain, gladly embrace
any sb ittow bf relief, a ithout that refit-dim which would at
miter times, reason them into conviction of the abouriO•
The useless, painful, and destructive system of drassing the
Teeth on such occasions, may he always dispensed with, and
by substitutiag the use of the Welcome fittest, moire perfect
ease In a few minutes, ant a lasting enjoyment of those valu-
able 'mutinous.
(Mseroations on elstkenotie end Consumptive Complaints.
The original counts of Asthmatic awl i novemptive Com-
plaints, are generally very similar; bring sometimes owing
to a preteruatural eniargriamit of the lungs, or the having ne-
glected what Is called a -keit cough, or cold, attended with
a suppres•ina of inseirible perspiration; they oar likewise
have übeir talkie ill visceral disease, but would seldom prove
fatal unless neglect or reaniaosgement, or both witted, to con-
firm she deadly symptoins. The late iagroioas Dr. Cullen,
ranks Asthma :among the spa-medic class of disorders, nod the
Gurstouian letlicines (which are the must certain antispas-
modics known) have long proved the truth of his observations
in patients nearly suffocated for want of respiration, and 41,u
oppressed with phlegm as to be able to expectorate, het
with the greatest Miceli), attended with extreme paha la
the chest, back, Sec. have, by the use of B. Guest's Asthmatic
ledicines, b en able to breathe with ease and freedom, to
r % pertorate withaut difficulty. stud freed from pain in half au
hoer; by promoting what the immortal Buerhaave calls the
VS, Vile, ay which such a genial aerial . is dillusetialonagb
the whole system, as promotes Nalversel losernibk perspire-,
lino, and gives a free circulatesa.y to all the juices to tar hu-
man frame, by which the offending matter is excited
to pass off through the slim, sind by other almost instal:Ode
evacuations, the patients are restored to perfect health;.
which most assoroilly may be dam is calf taws of the abitert
description, and in a reasonable time, uatess some part of nee
viscera has received such a fatal lujury as to make it iinpoa.is
bit. But these disorders vary an much according to clomp-
stances, memitation, Mc. it is napoisible to give general die
sections specifically; it will therefore be advisable bob t
these complaints and those e 4 Paralytic afectiitio, for the
1 lien so toosok me persomily,, or soy Medical Geatlemes ,
preens*. with the Goestoolaq Medicines.
B. 4.sst maybe cossetted at Isis owe house, No. 9, Great
Surrey-street,Blibekfriane-resia my owning from Moe to
twelve, lleaday cseered.
Vy ,
~ .
. .

On Monday, the 11th instant, was pnblished,
(To be coatioucd weekly, price Is.)
No. I. of
BA TES'S GENEItAI, ESTATE-DIREC.
TORT.—The disoppoietments which are dadyesspea
ri.siced by the delay of the insertion of Advertisements in sl-
ay of the Journals, from the necessity they are wader of MTh
veyinE to the Public that mess of domestic and foreign
dn-
ibrattion, for which they are so prineipay Intended. and the'
seri.nis inronvenience and loss arks Merida' thereon, call
lead' y for the ap lineation of an effectual musedy.
Under tilt cons:de luta, blended. with the utility and ad-
rootage which the present 1/i ECrollt lio capitate to nturd„
the Proprietor is Seduced to offer the Jame, anti by its rev-.
lar public scion and adoifita-ce oaly of a hat it is so obviously
effect, viz.
--11.forasailoit of wzricrus Properti Winded. ad far Disposal,
IN AA Y-WAY.
It will, It is persamed, prove a are AN rated Source of Infix-
Nation, farilitati,ig the Knowledge of Progeny for Disposal,
er Wanted, to both Veador nod Purchase:
Extensive Ulrculatioo ia a Woe 'Sires llll-
doubtedly necessary, and even Ind . to NI very Es-
Menet. But, though divested of esetmeroletaid 'often
contradictory Rumours, the tedious and Insipid prolixity, of
Details on Fashioauble Life, of which .o hemmed! the Co-
lumns of oar P. riodical Publications to the present day en-
tirely consist, the Of R EcTO aft presents so coedited Means of
Circulation to those who nay hewer it wink heir nursers.
The Sauction. Eiwouragement, and Approbati os, whir,. the
Proprietor's Plan has met alto, from Mai the must eisiirvessz
and soccessfal in the Profeesion, and their kinikOirers et As-
sistance., Induce him to goarrunce to toe Public, even at the
Onset. a most general and diffused Circulation.
To the Nobility, (lentr., and toe Public in general, who
may be isocline/ha,' purchase or dispose of Eames, itaascs,
dic. the Proprietor uffcr, with deference, the Perusal of the
1/otectony itself; and mily begs leave to hint at the Sim-
plicity and Ease of a Plan for attaininz nu (Arica of petrol
Importance, at present so dilatory, inconventeut, and expels-
sire.
He wisSes, however, the deeiinin; of an intermediate
Agency in any Concern which appears in hie Publication,
and that it m.ay be considered as is alaxi.n upon which he la-
variahl v intends to act.
The Dratcroar is tiled at the respectable Coffee-Houses
in London, and ..lso at the principal lons and Readinzs
Rama in the Pr,iviovial Town, and Villages; part of which
porks.ed to this Prospectus.
COFFEE-HOUSES IN LONDON.
Bank Collet home, Threatneedle-stnet.
Ilapkist Coffee-hoes Cum-err-lane.
B.tsori CoVe-house, Combat.
Bedford Coffee-base, Soutoamptho-row, R
Blacksmith's Arms Torero, Lower East-Sot
Ca 'worm Coffee-home, Slicuseatreet.
Castle and Falcon, oilder,gate-streei.
Chapter Coffee-house, Paternoster-row.
Cinwilereial Hall, Skinner-street.
Fernival's Ism Coffee-house, Holborn.
George's Croke-home, Ch.userry-lane.
George and Blue Boar, Holborn.
Gloucester Coffe,.-home, Piccadilly.
Golden Croy, Charing-cross.
Gray's Inn i inlet-house, Holborn.
Machetes Coffee-house, Piccadilly.
Ilibetion's Hotel, Vero-street.
Lawshourn Ward Coffee-home, Fetiehurch-street.
London Coffee-house, Ludgate-street.
oorgnie Cotrer- house, 31tiorbelds.
Oxford Collee-hoese, Strand.
Peek's colke-house, Fleet-forret.
Portman Amt., paddiogtorr.
Prince of Wales's Coffee-house, I.ontluit-striaa.
Searle's Coffee-house Carey-street.
Slaughter's Coffee-he:sae, Si. alartina-lane.
Story-ate Colne-listooe, Story-gate, IVesiesiaster.
Stuck E soltartge Coffee-house, Steck Exchange.
St. James's (.'l re-house. St. Janse.'s-s reet.
fit. Paul's and Doctors' Comasens Cutlee-house, St. Paul's
Church-yard.
Swan and Two Necks, Lad-lane.
Stereos's Hotel, Bood-street.
Sprond's Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-lase.
Temple Coffee-house.
The Burton. Henrietta street, Coyest-girdles.
White Horse, Fetter-lane.
Will's toffee-anise,Searle-street.
York Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars.
PROVINCIAL TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
Bromley Highgate
Barnet Ilamwtead
Bishop-Stortford Harrow
Croydon Hartford
Chigwell Harlow
• Chehnsford Islington
Chipping Onger
Dartford
Dorkiug
Dunstable

411

-Ktnt*Cniton
K Ingitoo
Alailitooe
Rem ford
lUehmood
Rending_
Stratford
Blanmore
t. Abseil
Steveesse
Uxbridge
Wool etch
‘Vi ihor
Watford

et No. 4,Porset-street, Moh-
o y and Bowdrey, Buoksrlters,
%4r. Wilson, Boukweltcr.
il,ll.‘citattge, of wholes the Di-
st 411 800/I:milers tbroaghoot