The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-05-02 00:00:00

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By THOMAS BELSFIA3I. The reetireiltrticles provide for n vigorous con.
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Author of a " Cahn Enquiry:into the Scriphire Dotteloscons- itiossancozof2the` war, provided France refused the ', the Othet Allied' Potairs it has also Made, a ieertt
Ilr'egrate.,. meet r.ellititte.-in 9 North America. By:, this
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DLFECj'S IN THE ROOF OF-THE MOlrl'il,' INt, l- Art. 5: 'rhough the High Contrading Powers have
establishment of peace in Europe,' none of them will
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IIikESULTS et Expeatencev:in. the .Treatmenb 01 reserved it to- tiseutseiviso in the moment• when..
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peace shall be concluded With France • to consult with interfere in the disputethetween,his. Britannic Me.
they
gloat' jestyientditiNOrilli Ambeerica. ,lied
idedFrance'bii*, altszt to
i en 4.,
lie :Defect* of Unclear-es from Otheiencies is the ;t••irf et _._ ..-,.- •
eacn ammo opon.the ineerm-by whictt''‘'they '
the Mouth. and ',thee Imperfections and Mp.lcoaformations of eenc tt 1-0' dil Scrior'so tftit
the Organ.: with Observations as Cases of tardy and imperfect . certainly secure to Europe, and reciprocally to etch ,gage. !',, ...,r i _ce: to,
devetoptaeat of the Fneofiiii„-- . -,5,.1 •- , , other, the maintenance of this peace; they hale, Tie. : same contlittossi...,...
I. .Faom MoLoati.t, Mom 2L-.A teiteftle raid*.
By ..s :TO ELINA.t.i. no. . i
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of the Science and Practice of Elachtion. 1 vertheless, theoght it neceisary for- the defeti of of triesps'see mt. to cbilect in the nein itnssints
To be sold by• Messit.- Areh; Cornhill; Ridgway, Picea- i, their European possessions, ist die of an intetfereneg . body
, part of Moldaria;and the GOvernmeitt elf BeOmaritbit
silly a; Lloyd, Upper Harley-street, due. . i to be apprehended from Finnen'in the nrder-of thhigs
. , a measure Which Crovii 'that the 'Russian GoVern!
. , IV hercit pay,.bn had, , /
Mr. T:S LETTER to Mr. 01.1. NE, on the 'treatment of . relating from the'said peace, immediately .1i i.
Istalwillawroc&V 71. -•-• 1 •••I ' . Defensivt; Convention. • • kment does not trust the dispositions of the Divan.•---•
YESTI RULE sof ELOQUICKB, 10s. 6il. Art. 6, 'For this. and thei tuutuelly agree, that Ulm.
I,The fortresses are soon! in with provisions, Ilia
ilitia from the nearest provinces are marching • in-
ILLDPTRATIONS of RHYr BMUS, Itts. 611. I
Aid Mae of the Intaitotion,•,No. 57, Uncut'', Ina telly I the dutniniorri of one of the HigliCiiift- 'hitting Powers' r
with Terms of domestic and private Tuition,-Is. : '''". •t. i should be • threatetiettvidrin inritalen• fiasm France i and the trnopt which the peace with Persia has Moths
unne*stary in Petsie and Georgia, nay evewdet ch.
NEW WORKS BY SH Vi EROCID
AND CO. PATER- ; the rest Shelf leave no 'theettetietried to prevelitsuc4i
" NOSTER-ROW. ;invasion by antic mediation. . • meats from 'W arsaw under General Fink, are ex.
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t pecteu there. It is supposed that the Governer'
Just puliiiiked, prices. '' i Art.. 7. But in case 36'6'r-endeavours should be '
..the Duke Richelieu will have the chief
PRACTICAL 'TREATISE on the GRA. • fruitless the High Contracting-Powers engage to . or. Odessa, $
A Ttoi.A, RS a Remedy for Nervous and ()comic Diseases • 9 V [nolo *no.
send to the party attacked,an auxiliary of 60 000 '• •
of the Lan4s, viz.-Consumption, Asthma, and Constitutional .
Cough. on ; containing full directions for its use, and advice on the ;men. ! offiti I
d. report.froth he head-quarters of Count Ben.
suite& of Air, Diet, Clothing,iii these Diseases, I Art. S. This army shalt epasi[t of 50,000 foot, and ;
ComMandeit' Ili Chief of the- Russian Polish
• By ItlCila RD:REECE, M. D.
pkisielau. to the Plithisical Dispemary, Author of the "Medi- j 10,000 hofbe4 with &proportionate train of artillery s'. °Casella
, Army::- •
cut Guide." &c. - and ammunition'. • Cite she/Übe taken that it shall .
The Sixth Edition, milarged and corrected, pries, 24. 6d. I take the field at Me very latestin two months after it is l!
Pi VINEBEtta, APRIL el.-Though inch great and
A CATALOGUE O_,F DItUGS (IN ENGLISH), specify- amazing events have for some days attracted the at.
lied -and in the manner most effectual for the -i
ime their Properties, Doves to Children and Adults, the proper ;et for, - !, tentiop and interest of all Europe, the sympathy in
Vehielesfurnich Usc, the Diseases for the Cure of which they i Power so attacked or threatened. fate of the unfortunate city of Hamburgh so far
are misplayed'. und retail l'riscs :to which are added, a Dr- li Art. 9. As on account of the situation of the 1 tke• 9
actions's of the differeat 'Medicine and Chemical Test.chests, i ! from being diminished by them, is rather increased.
with ant ituraeratiiiis of their Cilutents, as adapted to different i threatening war, or for other reasons, it might be ' •
Count Bennii.sen Com nder in Chief °Utile be-
Clitaales tied tisei,.vlz. the Fatuity, Continental, Tropical, ditlicult for Great Britain to 'furnish the stipulated ! a $
Manors, and Sea Medicine Chests; the potful& Chest, of! sieging army, considers it as his duty to lay before
within the
assistance in English troops appointed
Civeinistry•usid Mineralogical Chests; with an Account of ruch •as the public a' faithful account of his proceedings front
. ' Me.iti.c.iiies as are ueeeitiary to be kept by Famines residing in time, and keep them up to the full war complement, •
IlAttEklarlr 1M PROV 1.:9 PATENT K ITC II I:N. the moment that the spirit of peace ant! reconciliation
' .' -11.44N(Mi- . flit LviiintrY• By Reeceastd Go. Chemists -so leer Mhjemys at his Britannic Majesty reserves to himself the right to
• the Christy:al anti Medieril-1ia11,.171, Prceadilly. . seemed again to smile on the so long distressed and
MA,M,Blarl heaing,meentlymatle very con- i .. This isa very convenimit work, aol coatains, In a short ,
• *titre:Slily ketiretweisieht', is insinced "fer lii the Il'"' . compass. a greafdeal of useful medical inrorination."--Crttical ,
Ili ftt die pliblie file 'nu rir• nsiiiitalite inventiott,.Mi the meet Reeiew. Aeg. aim,
#furnish his contingent requiring it, either in foreign
•minting
con nations.
troops in his pay, or to pay au annual sum, at the.. t.,..
rameatately on the receipt of the official accounts
' rate of 201. sterling for every foot-soldier, and 301. ' • -
rimsola article of .the kind ever unumfaciurcd fur roasting,; FRIENDLY LETTERS of a lote EMINEirt. PHY.SI- , , •of the taking of Paris, and of the declarations of
Wang. biting, stentotng, sten big, &c. and . a constant stm-horseman to the full amount of •
the etipm- •
: CI AN to au ENGLISH COUNTESS, uu ludigestioa. Bilious for every . . the French nation and its constitutional authoritief
"4.4 wn•pr twelve gallows of hot alter, with one half the Cie..alaints, and Visceral Obstructions, and their influence in ~ lated continent; The manner in which Great I3ri- '. . ..
emiatineatetty of- furl. 'las-Ranee is attended with mutts ore,‘... laming ui,n•guaganolud is bringing into action mustiest-
....„," .mittiagyeatefFirpo • • agautst Napoleon Bonaparte, Count Bennigtert
its •
aSsitstance in every partienst••
t!,,, troutile (him ;lily other, and the Utensils used in the. oPeeti• timed sir hereditary Complaints, as Gm, Scrofolo, Caster, &v. . "`" thought it necessary.. to write to the Prince
"inn of cooking ore: kept tterfecd!, eiemt• and sire I" ""le d:••. with instructions for their prevention, and the management lar case, shall be arranged by an. amicable agreement
of .
ext. hr with' is own hind, a 'letter, represent.
dui aide thou 1, ill, Ct.lnin,iii rouge,. It is also a I erinin cure •of the periodicari vintages that take plaice in the female cue- between the British Government and the Power ate Mu , W
ing, that wirier such a
for sinol.v' chimities; which has been proved hp r: pealed ex- 'mual
ut.'clminge of eiretimsTaeCes, and
periwigs. Its mind and increasing •sale, add to the nisi- Fourth Editing, price 24. G• 1. tacked or threatened, at the time that the assistance - ,
• with the pea! 'Prospect of it general ;peace, he ought
vets's! satisfaction it h deas given, are the strongest proofs ..f its! A FAMILIAR DISSEttI'ATION on the Causes and Treat- is required. 'l'he Mine principle shall be extended
sillily ; warranted to auswer, teser having failed in a simile im unlit of the DISEASES of the .TEETH, with explicit le. not to be guilty of the blood that 'Might yet be wan- •
to the outaber,el..trr.nps which his Britannic Ma.. •
Mar-
stance. . sit act iota for their Nlassagement, so as to render theta white and 'ionly shed.befere the walls of lleMbuigh. The Mar-
./so from the small portion of fuel reqiiistie, it is *demi- . firm in their Sockets, rind to preserve them fronts Caries, Tooth- jesty engages te itiritlith by halts first Article of the :.
*hal thanked hirit' for the communication of the newts
savants for small families. so from the qualitity iif tvork it . ash, &c. By J. l'. Heirs, Surgeon Dentist. present Trenty.
wiit perform, it is suitable for large estab.i.hinents, and is ; " This work contains much useful infittinatims, and we hope • without any particaler mtpression of his sentitnents: ,
Art. 10. 'l' he Auxiliere Army is under the ;mate.
pererularly adapted for the u•e and conveidence of private :it well experience that extensive circulation to which the im- . Soon the expected Courier from Paris arrived with
Litigates, a.iveros„ lodging-Nooses, boardiut.,ehoets, esc. , ! portauce of the sobject entitles it. "-Monthly Compendium of diate command of the ,Cireetrei in Chief of the re-
dispatches from the Provisional 'Government to the
ICifilteit. fitted tip 1.•toli Ranges. embracing all the late sin- I /sl,.(tivine..l",., Nip. ' qoiring Power ; but it shall he led by its An this-.•
prwcenwtve, with .reasis•htiiiess, oyes*, hot-closely, and ovum- .FAAILIA it I N STRUCTIOZ4 S . for the effectual Preveu• . Prince of Eckinuhl, iind Count 'Bennigsen intended
I in all- miiitary operations ac-
/witty,. Alt kind, tilSt.ves, for drawing-rooms, plirlours, hulls, ; ' and radical Cure ~r the Iwo species cif VENEREA L. pis. naval, and employet .
to have them delivered to him yesterday, with a letter'
churches, arc.; humane Mao traps, in Fecure depiedators, is ith- j • 1.; As lc and their consequences; oarticulnrly Strictures, Mit- cording to the rules of war. The prof the Auld- trim'.
out flaring them;. Spring-gun- of ditlerent cie.sins• iioas. A 1 roes Discharlo•-, with mita* on Ike Debility of the General nary Army Jo be et the charge of the Power requir- himself, by Colt:Mel Von Busch Mania and
Patent Roasting Jark, upon tai enure new principle, co: stiuee• : Staten, •the II) pischoisdrasis of Youth, and other importers* .
the Prince Gallitzin, Captain of the Guard Of his Ma.
cif so as to requiretterthev weights ibill. palliest the w..t ks Whig . subjects, which cannot he specified in a public Advertisement. n rations and proportions of prosisirots foe
luelloieJ. are protected Iron, iu.jury and irregularity ; 44,a, it, . Ily• n Surgeon of it Publie•Hespind and a member of the Royal ir-agge;, &C. as also quatters,"ooll be furnished, as 'soon .h d .
: jesty the Emperor of Russia. The documents pub.
eitntene simplicity, hot liable to be out of order, und culeu- 1 College of Surgeons, &c. Price*. Its
.e in the newspapeix must have prepared the
tared for evere *utters. ; A DISSERTATIO-N en the Growth and Medical Proper ,as the Auxiliary Are hns. ivitcs, .11 it own frontiers
' • Prince of Erkmuld for •the'contents of the dispatch.
To he seen iu tee tinily at the Patentee's Manufactory, No. ties Of the It H ATn NY- ROOT. and Methods of using it, by the Power reouiriii4 • and he *untitled according •
ca-es of hwal „nil general Deathly., a' I,,rigem ion; Fi„issieureill, :l._ • '' ' " The Provisional Government lays before him a repro.
0.• fled-street, !moon.to the same atandard as it supplies its own in :
• Drise4e, rtues-a:hit., meet, Ric. By Dieu Hipolito Ruiz, 1,. „ . troops, i sentation of the late decisive events in* France, and
mi...;01 8,„,.,ip, is, a hate Elpestition to i',.1.0, am to the , tale field and in quat•tors. . c upon him to follow the example of the first
Rti‘a. Gatdres of :Madrid; Member of the Royal Medical I Art. 11. The military regulation and economy
c.th.ge, kir: of alattrid. Os.- Ithe nation, ..and to do what the
.in the interior ailmieist ration of the troops, depends : callsaieinhew by ail Balikselleri• la She Untied Kingdom. • safely and deliverance of his country -require.
;wholly on their on ii General ; the trophies token .
• Upon this the Marshal thOught proper to return
--- . 0.-- - --- - ' - ---- - lfrom the enemy below* to the troops which have I
A CB A LLENGE. o , a written answer, by a Colonel commanding in'
I gained them.
ESSRS. CIJRILII. and Co. Surgeons, late in I thwOitt.Works, that the Emperor and King Nit po-
b„le „r„rld iu i Art. 12. The high Contracting Powers eeserve fn
M his Majesty's itervice, challenge the ai Iron, his master, would not send him any orders .by
prove u single 'instance where their Medicine am! Method. oft themselves the right, iu case assistance herein stipuo ! :
Care have tallied ef the desired effect. The emeliet ilf "WY i lated should be lou4nl iniufficient, to make withoiit n cer ,
kessia OM s and that conseqUently becould not
years in this particular lifilliCh sit tkek profession has net Oven • accept and open the dispatches. &Taintless!, in spa-
rise to one unsucressful ease. 'they cot ing/. to direct their loss of time, new arrangements for further assist.. '-
' of the most strict police, the truth spreads in the
studies to the -treatment and cure of NEN RRE'AL COM- awe, 1
PLAINTS, wet tato dereneenkot of the "'meals whichit theand out-works of Ilamborgh The soldiers and '
Art.l3. The High Powers recinro.. I City
consequence of the pernicious arid wasteful erect* of a habit long . . . Contracting • ; Officers desert whenever they can find a wag. The
and most unhappily punned by the ;smalls of both sexes. In : tally promise, that in case one or the other of them
Marshal takes away the rest of the-bullion from the
the roe it will !,•• .found to he the addling 44:•tree of Barrenness s I ShOald be drawn into hostilities, by furnishing, the ' •
the•iiiiier have its, utvoires fetidly developed 11l (110111 by a cis. I Bank, coins silver,. and exchanges money ; anti the
trestang staterif debility, which, :f not finely remedied, terms- s soccour herein stipulated, neither the requiting par-
sale which has begun of immense magazines, has re-
mises in Impotence. These are its remove and unionise effects; I patty, nor the party engeged its war as an au ail ia-
white enwenuptiet s, toss of muireator poster. and various net. Ire shall make peace except with the consent of the duce:d the first necessaries of life below the usual
)
vents complaints, usually thmaiirrise the earliest stages el this ,4 / . price.-{A note of the Obeerver here rents rt., that
solitary vice: i.f remagio-lantriebiar ender disorders incident to • other. • -
1 the leading fts:ore iii the character of Davoust is
such a habit. their treatment tshitupk, and has never primed un- i Art. 'l4. The engagements contracted by this - .
successful in the course ork lime, laborious. mid 1711,C11 extended I Treat shalt b • det►. t f those which '
Treaty ,• no means rac front boundless fanaticism in favour of the plaits of NVO-
practice. In she most obstinate and complicated cases of ye- Ilean ; but as his resistance can certainly forward no •
nerersl infection, such al obstructions lathe urethm, !pony et- 1 the likgh Contracting Pnvieft4 may have already en.
tan of Napoleon's at this moment, it is to lie pre-
crescruccs, hard tumours, calicos ulcers, m 101011,14 seminal i teed into with other Powers, nor hinder them from p
weakness, gleets, ns also ST It I CTIT RES,sumed that the basest self-interest is the motive of
whether recent or orlon( duration, and which have battled she' Coltelhaing alliances with other States, which
may his present conduct, which is confirmed by the sale
0041 of other practioners, ure, hp their present improved plan have for their object Ole attainment of the same happy
of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, witkont. the ; resell. . of the magazines, &c.)-(Gerrnaii Observer, 2511;
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patient suffering one excrucit,ting pain and I:darning heitiortange I ' h of April.)
which frequently follows the application of the lunar caustic-. ; Art. 15. In order to give greater effect to I IV; •
• [EXTRACT •OF A LETTFR.I.
In the coarse of twenty rears extensive pf,l owe iu this metre- t above stipulated defensive arrangements, by the i
pistil, nomprous cases of 'strictures hove been and are daily mt.
utii • 'to a F rench in- ALTONA, Aratt.-22.-I have just an opportunity
.ou of the Powers most exposed
der their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a i to sendyou the happy news that Marshal Davoust
safe, certain, and expeditious made of practice, superior tnany 1 violins,' for their common defence, the High Con.
other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility trading Courts ,have resolved to invite those Powers has found it proper to accept the dispatches brought
proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the • • by the Danish Lieutenant-Colonel Aubert ; conse-
Join the present Treaty of Defensive Alliance. .
patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Hut where the th (pewit', we are freed from the fears which we enter-
debility has for years existed, a proper pirseveranee in their re., ' Art. 16. As it is the object of the present Treaty
tabled this morning of an attack from the gon.boats.
storative remedies. rater the stricture hashes% destroyed, is i"'' , f-Defensive Alliance to maintain the balance of
dispensahly reimisite to revive the sluinhering sparks of lit,, : • ' LB xxgexest APRIL -.26.-General Opperman
and to re-animate the Constituthin. • t power in Europe, to secure the repose and inde. ' _ 1
and Marshal Davoust have hid a conference at
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeettb§itri pendence of the different Powers, and to prevent the
have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re violationsy. ethe rights and. errs omen la .
f Altona, and concluded an armistice for' 14 days ;
'novel of complaint, of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; and baying arbitritr f
in case the courier should arrive from Paris before
received a radical and permanent care, request that references-. othet-States, by which the world has suffered by so
may be gives t.• them, as saiisfaceiry•eyideures of the decide!: many together,, the Contracting Powers have agreed the expiration of-that time, Hamburgh will be then
,
superiority 4 Messrs. Currie mid Cu.'s phut of treatment.- , iven up ispeediately.
to fixthe duration of the present Treaty for 20 years, • g
Many of these Gentlemen have had etricieres from teo to twenty , .
years, and had been wider the core of phases. Home, Heaviside's reserving it to themselves; if circumstances should reml :*". =temesne=ssseemmm
and other •Surgeoto of equal eminence, who attempted tiepin gales .quireity to proceed to the prolongation of it, three . Lieu tint-General Wir.ciAm Ilvrity CLisTos,
by she uppticethoi of the lunar; ceustic, without success. 0(04 I .foot tGuerds, succeeds. the lute Lieut.-Geo
Patients to the eouutry • are requested to mate the parflcuteits :./---.1111 ri before ita expirations'• ••• -: i•
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of their:CAW; age, mid etineratiabk of Mine, duct ma: isdnointsi • Art.l7. The preient'reAly shall be ratified, and . neral"C Lift "CAMPBELL, as Colonel of the 55th Re-
a remit voce e for advice end medicines, when the same will be • tbe.rattlications exchanged within two months, or
..giment. • •
even on sell{ to any part of .the kingdom. To owner tiaras . . ~„ „
cretY so essianitil to their eMlertaking, the posiage al toren SOOnfte 51 posbtole. . .
may he arlded niche arentint..* insateassea. .' ' -I ' In-testimony whereof, the ferpestive Pienipoten. • take' th rules
I ' • Mrs.. lane . Antis •CLARICE will be at liberty to
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of• the King's Bench to.morrow, the
. Mmes. Currie mut co. amps be commised by either Selli.litit dares have aired. these pre:toll ' it. 4141 Mina: tliett ,• Might ni W. ..1:10eocsAto -having signed his
;the greatest 'delicacy, secrecy, end brattier. at their how%
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r HE CLAIMS of Dr. PRIESTLY in the Con.
trovetsy with Hilltop Horsley, restated and tierditnitii,:
in reply to the Anintadverstons of the Rev. Heritage ilor
Prebendary of St. Asaph, annexed to the Lae republication
his fatiter's Tracts: dedicated by peroli,•siris to the PAIN
gent.

WHITE HANDS have ewer been esteemed a'
pettional henuty in both Setes,: atiel hi some portsof
F.aruste arc essential to WIIIINtS rank:.—Tke BANDA !%l A
SO 95.12, or linliao K'ashipg. Cakes, possess the peculiar pro.
perty'of giving the most exsprisite of texture and ios
coacitivithle fairness. t 4 the Ilan& w Inch are consul:di) washed
with this Soap. Even in cities where the skin has been Injured
bv.hab.itir or inner violence, the hardness' tont coarseile,s; are ef-'
ft;etn;.liy, attallibly. :nut permanently removed, and sucteeded
Is) a sinomliness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, it hich
?swam be acquired by any ether arenas whatever. It ie by ea-
perionce only that nos one can form an adetpra• iJwt of the so-
error excellence-of this Soap. As a preservative of the skin
front chaps, dm. this Snap is unequalled.
Sold by the Pr.bprit•tnr. Ageot-4, whose si.-natures it hears,
Weskits and Co. 0. M. Sit nett, near Temple-bar, Lundon :
and the Proprietor:, 44 a further security, beg them to he par.
Widow in noticing, that the Atone nod address of the prii:te!,
Spiegg, No. Ts, Koss-streei. Consent-garden, ii affixed to the
label and wrapper. All others arc counterfeits. S. Id 1.4% many
respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in town and coun-
try, price h. each Cake. But it is at till times necessary to be
Particular in observing the above Caution. which will he the
aeons of preventing the imposition which has of late been prac-
tised.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DIiPKNSARY.
His Rol al Ilighne,4 the Daly of 'York, President, and the
following Colninittee of Governors :
tort of Leitrim I Colonel AV.-.1. Janet, M. P.
1F trl of Egri ;aunt `John L.:douche E. 511. M. P.
Right 11.45. T..lones Cameists, M. P.
Rt. lion. ft.B. Sit. ridan.-M.P. Captain James ally.
Hon. Cid. J. Barry, M. P.•
Surgeon, Mr. Xi roan,
'Wernher of the Royal College, Loodon.
11111117; Patronage thisioatitution has received, for
AL the exclusive treatment mad Cure of both Sexes, afflicted
with Venereal Complaints, nnd their dreadful consequences, ns
Marinies, debility, ulcer:felons &c. conduVed under the ma-
sagement of the fir,i proknino:sl abilities, will satisfy the Pub-
lic 4,f the high merits ofMr. K [BRYAN'S plan, and that by
it
the inrouveniences of Public Ctintifies *enfolded, whilA the
young and unwary tire protected against the fatal delusions held
oat by advertising pretenders iii ibis branch of practice. Since
1600, as appeared by the Annual Report of.l 514, Sal patients,uf
but, sex, !,,have been cured, without ctinfitiement or injury to the
corm mitiosi, and witha delicacy and secrecy hitherto unktmwit ;
many of those have laboured under the mu-I complicated rums
of the disease from ten to twenty year:. The first svmptoms
yield So Mr. Kiernan 's treatment in a few dihys:. uud where
appearance of debility comes on. too early applictitioo cannot
be made so prevent 1116 danger that may ensue:
sk. Kiernan may he 'consulted by either Sex, with the
greHletiii.ecrcry, at his private howe, No. 21, Lower ChM, 1
toter-street, liedfiird-sqintre, from nine to welve•in the morn-
ing, and from six till nine at night.; to whom letters und other
toinlnmiliCaliork, Irma town and country, may be addressed, and
will he punctuaJltjanswered.
Jost published,
PRACTICAL 011SErtY Alit-INN on the above DlSEA-
RELlpritetki• ROY. Kiernan by' Siker e'ood.
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