The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

M hit'', Shis St•ajCosty's aL&
e, cli.dn'letige
CO.
St:error:4es' world
to prove a single instance , where their htedieine and Metnod
of Cure bare failed of the desired elect. The. practice of
aiany years in the. particular branch of their profession, has
taut given rise to sae utaucctsdul Case.
They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and
snre of N ee.ere....l Complaints, and that Derangement of the
System, which is the comequeuce of the pernicious nod vi aqe-
fill edicts of a baba lotig ;tad most titslitypily purated by the
youta of both sexes. lo the sue it wia e't found to be the
utit.iiliug waive of barreimes4 i the other have its ravages fa-
cats sa-veloped to them by a distressing, state of debility,
which, if nits timely r.assedit ii, fermi:Main impotence. Ticr,e
are its remote and ultiniate 6'11,114, while Carcumptions, Loss
of Muscular Power, mai vitrifies Nervous Complaints, usually
eianwterisethe eariterstages of this solitary vice. Of per
laaguishing under tlfe disorders incident to such a habit,
their treatment is simple, and Isis never proved assioccestitul
in the treatment of a I ,eig, laborinin,and math cyanided Rrac-
me- to the most 'lnatome and complicated casts of N e,w-
oat Infection, sack as Obstructioi-v to the Urethra, Spta.gy
It tcrescentes, Hard Tuninat-. Callow Ulcers, Einptiumi, Se-
minal We:C.:nets, Ginet.i. oN -1,0 .
S PR I G PURLS,
NV /tether recent or.of Int% duration, and which have baffled
the skill of ‘ltherPritt Ii t totwri. are, by their pri...scit t awry., i
iti'm of treatment, elleetually and perwancialy curvd. a Wa-
rta the patina sulleriag ihe excruciatim; wan and alarming he-
morrhage which frequently folio:. s the application of the la
mar I rustic. In the course of Prenty rears exclusive practice
in this tnetro;solb,numemus MIN of Strictures have b. en
are dad) moiler their titre, roe total eradication of which are
"'cried I`! a Nat's erritio, and expedition: ,node of practice,
superior to any otheriect adopted. Vie weakness, relaxa-
tion, and eelsility proceeding tram this complaint, art spec-
d ilv retuut cil, awl tie patient restored to sound and v igorous
licalth. But me here the tlthilit% has for years existed, a pro-
per per-ewriince in their restorative remedies, after a Sir:. -
lure has hero destroyed, is todispein.thly requisite Us revive
the olutuiterihstpai kr of Lib:, and to re-anink:te the Consti-
tution. .
Several Ilionr nuns and Gneet.s aEN of the first respect-
ability, have keen under the care of Messrs. CURRIL nod
CO. for she re.aova. of colipir.ints of toe Urethra, Strk•
tares, Etc.: mad bar* received a radical mid permanent
Cure, particular!) requested that refereucer might be made
to theot. as satisfachwy esitientes of the decided superiority
of ale.-rt. CURRIE. and CO's plan of ireatnewt. Many of
these Gentlemen kite had strictures fatal lot, 20 years, ;mil
had been under ihr care of Messrs. lipase, Heavisides, and
ether Sur,7o..s of equal t atioence, who attempted theatre by
Ie application of the Luna L.fasitcorilatiet suarss. •
Messrs. Conic and Co. may
secrec be consulted by either vev
with liem-h y gest delicacy, , and hon our, at their
hour, No. 107, Hatton clarden.
Patimos in the Cautiftv are rstpteled to state the particu-
lars of We r rase, ato turd geuerial hash of living, tic. hr.
enclot•iig r. Tee:cisme for advice Land Medicines, when the
same a ill he et is r!: sir sent loamy pact of the kingdom. To ea-
wau..
it! dn rriTti m
a cy. cs so ,entisit ti .'r tande's mg, the post-
aie of tepees io v I,e .idited to the moat !be medicine.
1/111 :tow, lasin—loi, Hatt*

Henry Boat, No. 7, Pomp-street. Great If evrtnri.oreet,
Manchirster, had the rheutrattsin la his back so as to be pro-
nouoced ineerattle, when John Gritliths was informed t, the
Rev. J. Mort that he had jii't left him, and he was expected
to die very shortly : having some of the Guestonian Medicine
in his pocket, he walked hack with him to see this man. and
found hint guspi,,g for breath, with his ftietids round him, all,
of whoop thought he was dying. As be was incapah eof
moving, he reque-ted hid frietlds to turn him on hiS face ; and
thee ordered toe to bt' appiied all down his back. and
bad It gently rubbed in for about twenty minutes, when he
turned -Nowell rottort and said " am cured," and talked
cheerfelty wish all around him. liv the use of the Guesto-
Plan Medicines, and the attention of Mr. Joseph Griffiths, he
was perfectly cared in three weeks, and Imo followed his bil-
-1 'Lassa& usual ewer awe; as witness,
HENY BONO and JOHN GRIFFITHS.
Witnesses to the above:
lasses MORT. Minister, Zinn's Temple,Manchester.
Joaw Bows, Oak-%treet, ditto.
ALSTRIDER• MORETON Leigh-street, ditto.
ROSSIT CLARK, Portlingale-strevt, ditto.
MILLIAICORRIS, Puinp•strert, ditto.
WALTER BRIDOR, Pump-street, ditto.
addition to the abase remarkable care, _I hate to :Ad
the seats,-of botneolliers wino were cured by Mr. John Grif-
fiths with the (luestaulas Nettleton, viz.
Ann Row, No. i, Nicholas-croft, Mancitester, Rheumatism.
John Mom)-, No. 23, Thomas-street, ditto, ditto.
Ann Cleff Meal-street, ditto, ditto. -
John Rhodes Rowe, No. 17, Port-sty. ditto, ditto.
Benjamin Lyre. iirs.6. Ili itio.street, Gburrh-street, Gout.
Retry Davis, No. `l5, Newtou-street, paAtlytic.
I hereby certify, that the above, were severally
cured by use whit the Guestostiao M M *wises..
JOSEPH GRIFFITHS.
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lrith of June,lBtD.
CASE LXL
Liteml'copy of a letter written to the agent appointed to
practice with the Guestonian bledieines, Clonmel, iu Ire-
land :
Sta-1 f:el myself booed injustice to my fellow creatures,
to certify the very extraorttinary cure winch the celebrate,'
Guestoman Asthmatic Pills has performed on me. I was
for several years very much distressed with difficulty of
breathing, and tried many things for it without obtaining any
relief, and was SJ bad the last six mouths, that I could scarce
rest ; when I got a box of the Asthmatic Pills from on, by
which I was wonderfully relieved, and on taking part of
another box was quite recovered, and have coatittued so ever
More. WILLIAM HOGAN..
To Mr. Richard Turner, Clonmel.
June Ith,
CASE 10[11.
In July, 1816, I was taken ill with a very severe rheuma-
tic fever, and continued confined to my hed nearly& live
months, dating whit% time was incapable of moving wind
or foul.
t)n the f•ver having left me, I was recommended to, and
admitted a patient in St. 'flithaas's Hospital, where 1 was
put into the hot bath, and ordered a nwreurial course of toe-
dicier, which was.pericycred In for six weeks, when I left
the hospital no better than when I went in.
Hearing of the efficacy of Mr. finest's Medicines, I sow
applied to tlat gentientan and had his Medicines used for
nearly an hour, tTi!".”l my pains were quite removed, and I
was altogether so much relieved, that I absolutely walked
walLed to my own Louse iu I)eptford, in less time awl with
INA fatigue than yvalked from the hospital to Mr. finest's.
I continied.t.te pads and twine natey one mooth,when 1-was
quite wed, except a emotractioa la nix: of my bands, but by
persevering about tax weeks lotger, my hand was so reco-
sen-d that Its as able to go to my work an have continued
to du so ever since, tilt a itnin tuese few days, I had a MOH
vinleut plan in my head and fare, with a treincraloas swelled
cheek and jaw, n ;deli w:!.s speedily cured by Mr. Guest: as
wham my hand, this 13th Joie,
THOM AS LEE.
Sitip carpenter, Grow-street, Deptford.
L. J. Tc be Continued.]

- lin 1' Ii oifitFl lit •' '
TO T • EBY , It IsITA I k. 13, AND
SYPIIIiATIC.•
IT having ever !well conaideied laudable in those
who have been the means of alleviating the sallerings of
others. Medical Men, therefore, who dedicate their time to
the treatinem of a fee. prevalent Diseases, n.akiref, theta rib-
jects.of particular investigation, and haviug hiol a series of
'access r.sult therefrom, it is presumed such endeavours not
only rested merit au therosiliteF, hut the reputation they ac-
quire sanctions their mode of practice.
Among the variety of Diseases to which the human frame
Is incident, none are more di-trey:kw, or claim a more serious
uttcotion, than the following, viz. a CERTA IR 1)1110110ER
frequently contracted In a 'stone/pi of isstoxicatioa, stud whirl:
calls for oar sp• edv endeavours to suhdue, for it oat entre-
queoti i has happened that a t•imple Gonorrhoea, through neg.
lent of the Patient, or treatineat of the anskilful PrActstiumer,
has bee, stiseeeded by--- - ...•-....-
STRACTUftES or ORSTRUCTIONS
in the Urethra, xvl.4ch have proved to the starter a lasting
Lance of future misery.
The various class-s of Debility, whether occasioned by in-
teasperuce, long residence in a warm climate, or a secret IP-
' siditats habit of youth, are at'' subjects of serious cesuldera-
WIC Ss euerysting is toe fr quest indulgence in iles solitary
Vice, that a train at Nervous Diseases is injured, b.: which
the.miad beco.nes weakened, as well ns the body etaaciated,
while Impotencein the one sexonsd Sterility itt the other, are
the coasequences which follow.
Pitiable ar. the situations of those who, through such de-
-1 strut tive habits, have iribteed that distressing state of Debi-
! lily ; and, beitigashasned to seek relief. brood over their le-
lensities in silence.
. • To tbuse labouring under any of the above Complaints, Is:
tiny be a consolation to know, the removal of such, by the
gradual restoration of health, is the result of Mr. GOSS'.
experience. who, ip recent Venereal Cases, where an catty
application is made on ii:coyery .of the Infection, generally
completes a perfect cure in two thys. After having been 're-
gularly 'derided as a Mentber of the Royal Coliege (certifi-
cates of which. from diderent Huspitais, he has to convince
every inquirer), be made tie titre of such the object of his
principal study. twits enatded to perform the same, without
subjecting the l'atient to the least restrutit in Diet, or Exer-
cise ; :Ind Bitters himself the repetition i *has acquired in the
course of twelve years practice, is a proof of his superior
mode of treotaxent. The umfuna success fur se lone a period
(during which many have been cured, after severe and injurious
met hnds had seen paroled without effect), induced Mr. G. to
thu. puhliely Slier his advice.
Hr may be cogsulted lady, by persons of either Sex, with
strict secrecy, delschet, awl horwur. Applicatioas by letter
cannot be attended Wt. ale's a Hank-note is enclosed.
T 60S.i. ' - •:13. lloaverie--treet. Fleet-street.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 11.

• "Foreign-Osice) Nov. 11.
A letter, of which the fottoiring is an extract,
was this day received by COI Uathurstq his Ma.
jcsty's Principal Secretary of State htt Foreign
Affairs, horn Lieutenant-Colonel Carrol, dated
Army of the Left,'Camp .on the Heights of Ta-
maines, Oct. 19, 1809.
f have tint honour to acquaint you? that the
army of Marshal Ney, now coinmandeil by Goo.'
Marchand, advanced, on the ramming of.yester-
day, in . force, ten thousand . infantry, and Ante
thi.:isatid two hundred cavalry, with fotirteen
pieces of artillery, tw attack this array, which
was most juilicioesly paned on these heights.
The enemy divided hiss-force into three columns,
which adv :aced against the right, centre, and left
of our lime ; it soon became evident, that the.
principal olij!mt of his attack was, to force and
turn our lefr, it being the point iu whicli our po-
sition was weakes►.
The enemy, at the commencement, gained some
advantage of positi u•t oiir left, in con-equeace
of the retreat of a small party of our cavalry, des.
tilled to cover the left of oar zinc. This success,
however, was momentary ; as the vanguard, led on
by Generals Meiotic:Oral and Carrera charged with
the greatest spirit and 7,allantry, rented the enemy,
and retook, at the point of the bayonet, six guns,
of which the enemy possessed hinioelf dttriog the
retreat of the division of our cavalry. The van.
guard, in this charge, committed great slaughter
amongst the enemy, taking from them one eight-
pounder gun, with aqua. tit), of ammunition. After
a long and obstinate contest, thu enemy, being
unable to gain a font of ground, began to give way
jn all points► About three u'cleck in the Oct

itdotiraPy Oblice, Nov. 11.
Copy of a 1.-ti:•r front Admiral the tli&it Hoesarahle Lem
Gauthier, Guottrutier-ia-Chief of his ?4,4;eity's Skips and
Ve-set- to the Channel Flee, he. to 3. W. Cruiser, Elk:
dated the Sth in,annt.
Site—li transmit, herewith, a letter, labials
Rear-Admiral Sotheby has inclosed to me, from
Captain Atkins, of the Seine, reporting the esp.
ture of the French brig privateer Rodeur, of sir.
teen guns and oue hundred and twenty-one men ;
and a Copy of a letter from Sir George Collier,
stating the capture of the Fvonch national cur.
Tette Le Milan, of eighteen guns and one hiintirod
and fifteen mcn, by the Surveillante' under his
command; for the informati.in of the l..ords, Coins
missioners of the Admiralty.
I have the honour to he,
(Signed) GAMSIFft.
Seine, off Botirdestax Oct. 26, I&i9.
Sta—Yenterday evening I captured the Rodeur
French brig privateer, of sixteen guns (tong tints)
and one hundred and twenty-one men, out three
days from Bayonne, bound on a cruito off the
West toast of Ireland. Slyy is a very fine vessel,
of large dimensions, pierced for twenty gnits, cop.
pert:,'. anti copper fastened, and in coroplett- rerair
and equipment ; and, from ,her furze and f-ist sail-
ing properties, would hate done mei mischief to
our commerce, %skid' reud:rs her rapture the
more iinportant.
I have the honour to be, &c.
• (Siena) D. ATKINS.
heir-kdatiral Snilseby, tikg. &e. &e. •
Hi. Majest)'s Ship Survelilaute, oil Meant. Oct. 90,1109.
Sift-1 this day crusted upon isis ihlatjesty's ship
Seine, in chase of a brie, and after is tee of four
hours, I had the good fortune to bring the chase
toy though not till she hail slifferedio the rit,gin.;
consideribly, by our musibetry ; proves the
French national corvette Le Aldan, comtuaoded
by Monsicer Le .1%,0ft.t, Capit tine de Frega:e ;
she rootlets 'elelitoeu :guts, sin een of which ate
twenty-four pounders, and has on b..t.irt: one halt.
deed and fifteen men ; she sa.led froth the Loire
last night, and was charged with dispatches, I 1„...
litre for Geadalouix; site appears to sail my
well, sad is owl) nov.
have the honour to be, *e.
sisthicst; it. cOLLltilt.
Thomas Sntb:::ty, Esq. Rear-Adadral-
of ete.la. •
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