The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-27 00:00:00

ADVICE.

wIIEN Men of Nueition and Professional
Skill, use per,evering endeavour.; to discover the mold
4.tte and (Tit le° method of treating a few prevailing Disea_ses,
the stieetaseal result of their esperieike is t;te best proof of ;
superiorily.
j Messrs. (TOSS and CO. Surt-eons, have liven iaduced In make
the cure of the f Mowing the object of their particidar studv,
viz. it certain Disorder, frequently r.ottracteil in a moment of
Litoxiention, and itt eitne..tnhouts, So-it 'mei mid tilreb., which,
ItiOto employed plan, ore speedily and effectually cuseils i4ll
Urhtlte, w halter fruits litterlianalitui indulgence:, Inns •
residence ma wants climate., or as scree solitary vice, too often
unhappily pursued by the youth of both WPM'S t in the nor calm !
I in: sterility, or herniates's; and Woke other a tannernus train
! of Hereto" diseases. which. if it timely remedied. terminate in
impotence nod Cocoon:01m. In that diAressingaitte of debit,.
ty or deficiency, whether the momequence of such baneful him j
I Ads, or tattialr from any other rouse, by which the powers a
t the constitution become enfeebled. its regularly educated Sur-
; pions of I,..aninn they offer a tine, wffe, and speedy resioestioe
j to sound and vivarous health.
'rite re,olt of at long and extensive 'mortice has enabled them,
by a tattier oir method, to re ..... ve Venereal Complitints, how- I
ever inyetcrute or complicated, without suidectitag the powto
ill the least restraint his diet or exercise i nod in recent Cases,
a here am early n'splicat itm is made sal discovery of the infection, ;
they frequently performaa cure in the short space of two days.
The unprecedented sue era of their anode of treatment ( w bath has !
never hero known to fail in tote amt le instance in as practice of !
fifteen years, doting a Welt period many ilsionsaud persons of both t,
I sexes hive beets cared, rvra sifter severe and injurious method, I
P had limes pursued by other Practitioner. without effect), induces j
them to tints publicly ors rtheir advice.
; Messrs. Gm* sato exclusively profess* the race of these 1
partitsulass complaints, in order that they may not be smirked
by it mistaken few, with the oblaquy out natty indijelted I. the
j ignore*, mar riad, think it bill jmdire to therm-elves to stale, that
they have beets properly educated nod initiated lain every branch
of the prnfesaion (certificates of which, from different Hospi-
toad testiesonials from the alma eminent Ph)secious, they
Ihave/ 0 convince any inquirer), that the success resolthtg frost
their endenvitans first induced them to quit the wartime of
the general Practitioner, nod they presume (bat Ole* pretty.
sitssersottitute 16 fair ground fur the unprecedeale#g
with which they have, by 'the Public, been to libecrustrytir
Nortgeed: . •
• •Patitarts la the Coualry ore` rea- Nested to state ibe..ja*ko
lan of their rases am and wanner elf living, inel.ninß h Rank
Note for Advice and Meiliciaes; nod the same wilibe forward*.
to an pmt of the KiletiNn.
Oobasod CO. Bergey's, 191 Budecrie-street, Fleet strait,

110USB OF LORDS, Novvistit 26.
The House met at three o'clock. A few Lords
who attended for that purpose were sworn in,
amongst whom were the Duke of Buccleugh, Earl
Poulett, Lord Montagu, &c. At four o'clock the
time adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met at an early hour, and continued
sitting till four o'clock, for the purpose of admi-
nistering the oaths to Members.—Adjourued.