The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-06-11 00:00:00

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lAt her house, in Upper Seymour-street, Portman...square, on
'Runday 'veldt*. the 6th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Orby hunter, re-
lict of the late Cbszled Orhy Hamer, R. of Crossland Abbey,
and Buitoh-P,irwardine, " both in the county of Macula, aged tit
'years. •
1 Oa &today; at Milbounse-hall. Northumberland, in his 49th
year, Ralph Hates.. Esq. Ctinsurandriat of the Southern
! Regintent of Northumberland Local Militia, one o(' his blajest3's
Jestices of the Peace, and late High gherilf of the county.
1 On the 6th inst. after a short illness, ip. London, Mr. George
: llellyer, of Redbridge, HatiKtist¢er-merchant:
tin %middy, aged. $l4 the Res. N. Templetuan, Rector of the
united parishes of Trinity and St. Peter's, Dorchester, aad An-
! deem' Mod Istingbretly; Dorsetshire,
',On the Vtliastant, is Upper Charlotte-street; Fitzroy-square.
.I?ihn Charles LucetareLlq. for SU years Agent of !anus and
1 CoMut-tleisenillbrus the Court of Pprtsga.

1 • •., DEBILITY, the. v
WINC424.I4IiMitiD lira the uniform suseeststtend-
woe
,1„...,, ,
, r perttlisr • vottlioil. of treatment` is the cure ofa
fear prevolpat easpiitkints,ssh:cklips'bren continued by the ex.
perielace of many years in IL lure andsextensive practice; seas
took also of the 11902y:effects requiting to the peAlic from me-
dl cal mew earthling their. atteastien to a remain class. of diseaars,
Messrs. GOAk and Co. continue to. direct their studies to those
disorders nrising from a secret destrueti're habit of inconsiderate
/*oath. laid& boo only OECiArbor ii:nitatelogus twilit of liervor a-
fresh's,. but OA entails an its votaries. al/ the entre:ohm Mille.
cilidei of nig:sae. is that distressing state of debility or LW-
&MeV, Atlialbelr the consequence of such bnnefot habits, even-
lied drinking, long residence in bet climates; essay other rams,
by which the powers of the con itutioa become enfeebled, as
regularly eddeated Surgeons of Ginclins, they offer a Arm, safe,
and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health.
4V her. an early application inmate for the cure of a certain
Disorder, frequently contracted is a moment of inebriety, the
eradication is generally completed ie the short space of two
days; mid in the muse advanced and inveterate stages of. vete-
real infection, characterised by a variety of painful and distres-
sing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without restraint
is diet or exercise) wilt insure to the patient a pcnnaisent and
radical cure.
The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or
arising from the above cemptaint, have twat escapid their towns
' lion; by an infallible and improved plan, they are emitted to
reweave obstluate Meets 'rind Strktares, whether recent or of
loakduration, without, resorting to the painful and dangerous
, pte Iff the caustic hoagie. Many rot ocer can he adduced of
i very theeternie eases, of several pun atatiogance; ha* jog a kid-
; ed to their method in a few days, after the cure bad beer at-
tempted by tatter practitioners without effect; and such has
'been the agreeable result of a• practice .of fourteen sears, that
the mode rif treatment bas not in sae-single iretance ever proved
abortive, during which perimf *malty thousand perras, of both
sexes,, have experienced. the enjoyment of having been pee-
-1 fectly cared, after severe and ittlairtuns atethulls have been per.
'.'
[ sethfied in to tat parpose.
1 Messrs. Desaawl Cos exclusively professing the are of these
articular coeiginfrits, in order that they may not be, by a
faistaken fev!, smirked with the visitant), 60 lastly attached to
L.the transit empiric, -think It but justice t 9 theonares to state.
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that they have been properly eines mad initialed into ewer)?
branch 41 the prifemion (eerti of which, from diffcreut
Itospitab,-and thleitsoniab fen dpiat-maiseithßitysielusa.
cal
they have to fhavirmeany . ' leer) that die success resulting
~ from their. Lmi- ream mitt ed them to quit the practice
rof 4te general Prietitthaer, an they presume that their pre-
teatime :etrastitate"a • hair: graiehd frar'-meampatecedented coa-
-1 drare with witch lbw tutees by the Public, bees se liberally
honoured. • :.
To be consulted "a't III& house daily (personally, or by let-
, ter) by Patients, of either 'Sex, wills waveys•delleacy, and at-
Madera. , •
Patlentsin the 'country are requested to state the particulars
lof their ewe, age, and uplifter of !hive. enduring a Bank-note
fur ndvice and mediciams and the same will berforwarded to
any part ef the Kingdom.
."00,13 and CO: Surgeons, No. IT, Bouveriesitreet, Fleet-