The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-24 00:00:00

MATRIMONY.

MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social
happiness, which is often disturbed through the patties
that form the union not taking those to ecitutions which woulp
secure them the enjosuseat of that great domestic blessing.—
People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ;
but, where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debi-
litated by a certain habit contracted at on early age, a renova
boo of stability presilu: to entering that state is indispensably
requisite to revive the slum Bering sparks of life, and so reani-
mate the system, For no disorders base contributed more
essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness ban thine which are
the coiwequeXte of unzwirded pleasure. It vas this considera-
tion which iwluced Messrs. CURRIE nil Co., ts.r this- last
3 0 sears, to direct their stabes aid attention evi In•ivrls to the
it column{ nod cure of the Vencreal Oiscase, and the cli,nrilcis
arising thereto oat, ns also Is fleet derangement rt the ssstera
pro-
dured by the destructive habits of the icemisitternre.
which brings on those distressing debilities aaA tleticieu, that
prevent or etethitter the Ma rimooial st.i'e. e,sful re-
sult of their plan gives them additto.tal ardour to oppose the
ravages of these coinplaires, which are the must import:oaf in
the catalogue of human iolirmitiern It bet one. everN permit
who has iolurged in this solitary vice to set-k shit fby rdil,ult-
lag professional men of ernireetice nose a hid) Mr%411.
CURRIE nod Co. claim the sanction ut s, hobistic authority,
the testimony of liiifootrid:Cli professing
de cure of these cotnphicts• trey hold out no inducement to
:ice ; but, sensible, ns all men lama be, IS the existence of such
calamities, tbey Mier their nsositince as regularly e located
Members of the Royal Colleges or Soige.ii.: f London and
U.:Hobo/O. Slight and recent eases of S, 'Adak infection are
radically cured in the short space of too dabs. 'I hose of Ice
most obstinate duration, such as Obstructions, inveterate Stric-
tures, Pains of the Bones, Glee's, tke. are prim anetitly mot
speedily cored: Several Noblemen mind Gentlemen of the hist
respectability have been under ibe care • f Messrs. Currie nod
Co. for the removal of romp:Riots of the urethra, stilettoes,
&c. ; and having received a radical nod petmament ruse, tr-
quest that references 11111 he mole to them, as -alisfactory evi-
dences of the decided hoperiiiiity tit 711e..5r-. t. Lillie and Co.'s
plan of trentowt.t. Many of these Cienttem, n bud strirtuies
tram 10 tu2o ;years, and were tinder the Cale Messrs. Mete.
Ileavis de, and other Sun:eons Neal i•ininriire, Who lilleiepie.l
their curebv the Bpodillou of the lunar Caustic!, oillina suc-
crss. ,liens s. and C,i. hare •elecirit follow brig letter
from the many they are doily receiving tines C.:Oleo:ed, re-
tarding them hark: for their IV.-1,3r biro to -otia.: and viemous
health. It was sent to thrum, tin•rnlor n'cnin l'ae oi•
Noble Earl, who had Ih'muted under tuts drolessing void p.rin-
ful malady for 10 se .rs ;he had been totem lb: car.- ,e% era
Surgeon. of professional eminence, nohe of v. haw ali*.irileit him
pet maacal relief ; bat from the wipe • • sitillod of tre,tioi•iit
adopted and pursuctblry Messrs. Lurie mid Co. he reCrived a
radical cure in the short spate of one month :

iy 2g, 1810.

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"To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hattim-gsirthm. ! Gen. Iteille, who was stated to be a close [vivant's-
" Lord feels great pleamre its cum motivating t•I Dr. it, the house of
muted to the Governor of Paris, has been per.
Currie the perfect re-establishment of hi. health, is row etre:to e
of his mild mid adinirable ill-ataxia of SUiciatrev in Ibt• Use-reside in his own hotel, in charge of as
thnt. lie may add, that he has not for 'army years enjut ril so officer, to await definitive orders.
much comfort and freedom from pniu I awl he rutvlbtio, CO The evening before Inst quarrels and scandalous
doubt of his having obtabied, through hi: skill mid nitenti,n, st
provocations were heard on tiie Boulevard of the
perfect and radical cure of that horrid rump' tint. As he was
not a stranger to the manner that others treated. the complaint, Temple, between iiidivid do it dressed in the uniform
he has is in his power, from a Itll trial and a just matins ism', of
the Body Guards, and others %vial red pinks in
to pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Otitis-. which he s list-
bly (trio, and shall ever be must' ready and w Mists to act:nom- their but tott.holes, or w itit a large nosegay of OAS
ledge." in their hands. There were evert seditious cries
Married Women, who have Itwg been di:appointed is tlit•ir .
heard. Persons with white cockades or the lily
expectations of a family, may be letsurett, tarot in genet itt- .
stooges such defects are curable by Medico' skill I and ratio ug% were treated as wretched, and struch by these rascal.,
the removal of such impediments be an objec i rat doubt and na-
zi)... were wounded,
• who were in, great numl,er. Some National Guards
certainty with others, yet the cure of stilt defects. by the gra- .
dual progress of renovation, is the aeguiresuent of their v and it was not without difficulty
riesee. By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Cu. tae that several of the Body Guards were taken away
patient will e4cape the paw, dmider, and et pence of a low,. and ,in a coach. At lew,th order WAS restored.
tedious attendance urs less es perkneed prarititmetai. 31,..r5. , 5
Currie and Co. may e consulter' by patiems of either +ea, o ills ; Last night, at seven o'clock, assemblages were
the greatest secrecy and honour, at their bisst.e, N". 101. Hat- ! affain formed on the Boulevard of the Temple. Se-
too-garden. Patients in the c:untry, desrrittitt4 the pnrtictinirs t ° . .
geral had red pinks, which the National Guards tore
of th eircase, age, and mode of living, inelosi. g a renattance far :
advice and medicines, the same well be given or sent to any part ! away, and at eight the groups dispersed.
of the kingdom. To enmre that coeseey sus cs-ential ill their tin. b
i NThe Lyons Paper, of the 15th, contains the Coe..
dertaking. the prstage of letters may IT uddi-d to tt:e i scotatt .
at .
oli .
for medi saes.,-10,, Hatton garden. 'y which that ety was surteci,lerva to the

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