The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-25 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in i
his Majest N's service, challenge 11w whole world to
prove a sinFle instance where their Medicine and Method of
Core have tailed of the desired effect. rio practice of many
year: in thii particular brooch of their profession ha. riot given
rise to one am-uccessfol ease. they rum .... ei in direct tiwir
studies In. the 'refitment nod cure of VENER E A L COM-
PLAINTS, find thnt derangement of the s.s.reiii, which is the
consequence of the pernicious and wa-teful effects of a habit long
and most unhappily pi/mired by the coots. of both sexes. in
the one it will tie foond to he the unfailing -surer of Barrenness;
the other Mire its ravages fatally develop. :1 to them by a dk- '
ieritlg suite of debility, which, if wit timely remedied, serial.
Weil IN blipoltutt. There are it. Mimi.. :Ad ultimo:de effects;
while eissaniaptions, loss of muscular poser, nod vnrious new--
anus complaints. woolly characterise the earliest stages nu' this
solitary vows of persons Insigitighing under disorders aglident to
such a habit. their treatment IS simple. and huti never proved un-
etweembal in the cour,c of a long, lab • u+, ;old mock extended
practice. In the most ultstionte and complicated caws of ye_
imweal inkctioa, such as obstructions in the urethra. spongy ex-
crearentes, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal
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weakness, gleets, us also
STRICTURES,

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whether recent or of bxg %oration, and which have battled the I
skill of other prartioners, are, by their prrwilt improved plan
of treatment, effectually nod permanently eared,. without the
patient tattering the excruciating pain nod alarming heinnrrnage
white frequemly follows the application of the lunar caustic.
In the cootie of I weitiv years ettemite practice in this metro
polio. numerous caws of strictures have liven and are daily un-
der their care, the total eradication of Which is effected by a
safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior wan,
other yet adopted. The weriknetss, relaxation, and debility
proceeding from ibis cotnptaint, is speedily removed, and 1:1e
patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the
debility has for years existed, a proper perwvernnee in their ee-
-1 utirntive remedies, after the stricture hos helm destroyed, is in-
dispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life,
and to re-ani 1111 l te the Constitution.
Several Noblemen and Gm:denten of the first respectability
have been ender the care of Mewls. Currie and Co. for the re-
moval of tomplohics of the urethra, strictures, &e. ; wed having
received a radical and permanent cure, request that references
may be given to them, us satisfactory evidences of the decisive
superiailly of Messrs. Currie unit Co.'s phut of treatmeat.—
Many of these Gentlemen have had strictures from to to twenty
years, and had been tattler the care of Messrs. Home, Heovisides,
and tither Surgeon' of equal eminence, who attempted the cure
by the application of the lunar caustic, without success.
Patients in the country are requested to state theittaliestan
of their cave, age, nod general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosins
a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be
gi.rn or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that se-,
erecy so essential to their undertaking. the postage of letter.
luny he added la the neenaut forribediclites. ,
Messrs. Carrie nod Co. may be rittoolted by either Sex, with.
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the greatest delicacy, seerecy. and honour, lit their house, No.
107. Ilatiost-garties.—fith Jess 1840)-sedeip Hatiowol4oll. •

GLoucusrcitstiutE.
By MP4.1111. PEA RC E altl M 4‘71:4,
At Garriwark. Colfee.ho Ise, oi:wee nitev, Conthill, Landoo.
on TOCUSDA Y, Occemtier 17, at Twelve, lintels previ-
misty disposed of by Private Coutract, of which notice will
be given.
A VALUABLE 'and compact FILEEIIOLD
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Oardeiv.. Mint. Stables, upper and lower Bartow., Cattle
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port' of whkli will be allotted to this &Lite under toe litchi-
sure Act.
Alas he viewed with Tickets, whirl; with leicriptive Pant.
color limy be Mid of %le-,rs. Clarke and Soo, Solicitors,
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Pearce mid Motm, at their Altai in nod Estate Olfi,e, No. 16.
! Guruhill, oppo-ire the Itauk of wh..re a Phut of the
Estate, and au Abstract of the Title, may b.ieen.

MOWS E AND APPROVE!) MEDICINES,
Prep red by S. SOLOMON, M. D.
Gilead 1141U4e, wow Liverpool.

THE Celebrated CORDIAL BA LM of GILEAD9
f-r Debilities, Nervous Disorders, nod Weaknesses pe-
foliar to the Female Set, Loss of Appetite, Hysterical anti Hy.
plichoodriacal Ailectiom, Lowness of Spirits, and till NClllOOb
U snot der,.
1)r. S. litmon's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated
for the Weak, the Sickly, and Infirm. In nit toward Decals,
Debility, Lowne4 of Spirit.. Weakness in ril tier Sex, whether
hereditaryoogaired, owing so Youthful imprudence. halt
Medicine will afford the most wonderful relief.
AN'll• I P ETIG LNLS ; or, Solomon's Drops. is a Medi-
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other net. for the speedy removal stud radical rare of the
Scnrvr. Leprii,v, It ieunt.uie or Gouty PillUo, Scrofula or King's
Evil, Ulcer, of every Description, Swelled nr Inflamed Lego.
&c Its ihooders where S.ilivation has repeatedly failed, when
' uo other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that
health he unfortunately Inst. the Anti.lsapetigenes have been
found the veal and oily restorer of Health and Vigour. These
Drops purify the 1110.1, nil restore the System when impai
by the improdelit use of Mercury.
The above Medicines are inclosed in plain directions, with
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stud are made up in Bottle., price Eleven Shillings each. Titere
are Wail 1... M.& Bottles. it lb. euntaierni Four of the sraaller
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tion on the Surfaceniod
the Human Body. It is peculiarly plea-
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Complexion, resumes. at flue and the same time,
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medy for Herpetie Complains in general. Plats 4s. 6d. Hat-
pints 4s. 9d.
Observe the wonisolluesi. Solitaires. Liverpool," mimeses
the Stamp; all others are counterfeits.
Sold by • all Venders of Genuine- Medicines in Use Vatted
Kingdom. Of whom shy all bl bid
Dr. SOLOMON'S justly celebrated UUII)E to HEALTH;
er, Advice to both Sexes, prior Ss'.
Or Dr. SOLOMON expects when anosalted, the mu&
compliment of a One Found -NW ; but all Seinen Cases 0
Lettem of Advice, if mires tat his leisure, gre reqaeited.
inclose only Sabi, shiMits As safety,
thus direefedt—" Mileekilemettati Ds.: tintonit.
mile
to raid ?OW • Vieerill.the
tiered to belidatmoW to .Z:ifA.B. 'S i rustss.-
ended for.

F,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A great number of Members were present at about
a quarter to three o'clock, when the Usher of the
Black Rod arrived, and desired their attindince at
the Bar of the House of Lords, to hear the Commis-
sion read for assembling the present Parliament.
On their return they proceeded, as usual, to elect a
Speaker, when
Sir JOHN NICHOLL rose and observed, that
their first duty was to exercise their ancient and en.
doubted privilege in the election of a Speaker to the
Chair of that House. The proper cognisance of this
privilege, he considered as of the highest importance,
not only to the House itself, but to the rights and li-
berties of the people, and consequently to the haft,i-
nes, and welfare of this extensive empire. It might,
he thought, in some degree tend to assist them in
a proper choice on the present occasion, if he
ventured briefly to consider the duties, public as
well as private, which the person filling that Chair
had to perform, and the qualifications necessary to a
proper discharge of them. The duties, he submitted,
were various and important. They consisted In
1 regulating the proceedings of that Reuse, in pre-
' siding over their legislative deliberations, in enforc-
ing order and decorum, in expressing the approba-
tion of that House and its censure, and in watching
over its privileges with a jealous eye, and in assert-
-1 ing its rights, with firmness and decision. In addi-
I tion, also, to those great public duties, there were
!others ore private nature, which consituted no small
part of the labour of the situation in thepresent state
i and in the improving condition of the wealth and
prosperity of this country. The discharge of those
various duties, required talents and attainments of
no ordinary dimensions, and such as were rarely
found united in the same individual. There was, in-
. deed, hardly a qualification which went to the for-
' nation of a perfect character, that the situation of
Speaker did net, at some time or other, require.—
Olt demanded an understanding enlightened and
highly cultivated . learning various, elegant, and
profound ;an ardent ,attachment to our
.glorious
' Constitution ; a agnate acquaintance with the his-
tory of this country and its laws; and a correct set
}
accurate knowledge of the forms of Parliament, as
recorded io their 'elm:Woes propedir, or as ex-
isting in their unwritten practice& or would 'ha
pus over entirely the subordinate 'asilse Of the station
—punctuality of ttendance and inicknan in the dis-
patch of. public business, coupled with correctness.
Among the qualities, also, that were eminently lieees-
.
, eery to maintain aqd tusforce the dignity of Ma.; high
0. station, he would enumerate promptness of decision,
firmness of tnanaur, a suavity of temper net' ti be
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. masa tty pidpsio". an
.easiness of nouns, and an
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