The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-04 00:00:00

11. TiIEOLOGY.

Friday, November i*
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Friday, If ovem-
bet' 16, at tea fore+ Dr. Ctimin.
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Divinity

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- 111. LAW. -
lotitititsa of Civil? Wedn'*'`llft:' N")
Law ° . *ember 1, at S uf- 1
5 ternoon
TaoFday, Novein-
10.: ti, at three at- >Mr. Davidiorl
teravoit
Friday, November
Y, at balf past
eight roaming

Palidects

ScotS Law

IV. AIT.DICINE.
Metelits, Materia Tuesday,. Novem-
. hledica and Phar- ,her 6, at ten fore-
Macy noon
(Tuesday,
Nocem-
Midwifery her 6, at ten fore-
(noon
Theory
Physic and Practice Tuesday, Nosem-
of
her 6, at tack,'
noon
TUestlay,Nnicint-
6, at 2 afternoon, i
Anntisthy and Surgery when the New }Dr. Defray;
Theatre will be
I j
opened.
Chemistry. and the Tuesday,Nnvember
Arts connected 6, at serest otter. Dr. althorn.
with it now
CLINICAL LECTURES will he given on the Canes of
PATIENTS to the ROYAL IN FIRM:IR Y. The first Lec-
ture on Tuesday. Noietidier
Or. BROWN will couunence his Lectures on BOTANY, in
May. 1811.
Extracted from the Minutes of Faculty, tip
College, Sept. 20. 1810. JA A COUPER;

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ADViC E.—Encouraged by the unifottn sum:ems
attending their• peculiar method of treatment In the etire
of a few prevalent Complaints, which has been confirmed by
the experience of many yeriti in a Isarge rind extensive practices
seosible al,o of the happy effects resulting to the Public from
Medical Men confining their attention to a certain Class of Dis-
eases, Messrs. GOSS and CO. continue to damsel hair Stu gest&
those nisi:niers arising from a secret destructive habit of incon-
siderate yotith, which not only occasions it numerous train of
Nervous Affections, but also entails on its votaries all the ener-
vating IMB EC MITI ES of Old Age. In that distressoingstate
of DEBILITY or Deficiency, whether the consenuence of
such baneful habits, excessive drinking, Linn; residence in hot
climates, or any other cause, by wh/eli the Porters (tithe Cir
stitution become enfeebled, as rettlarly educated Sur4euns
of
London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to gutted
and vigorous health.
Where an early application is made for the cure of a CER-
TAIN I) ISOlt DER, frequently contracted in a moment of
inebriety, the er idication is geoerall, completed in the !,hart
space of two ays, and in the more advanced and Inveterate
strips of Vetereal Infection, characterized by a variety of
painful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan
(without reAraitit in diet or exercise) will insure to the Patient
, a permanent and radical eurz.. ,
The llifewes of the It It Ent RA, as frequently connected
with, or arising from the ;attire Complaint, have not escaped
their attention ; by an infallible and improved Plan, they aro
enabled to -remove obstinate GLEETS and STRICTURES,
whetter recent or or long duration, without rettortio-, to the
painful and dangerous use of the Caustic Many in-
stances can be adduced of very inveterate Cases, of several years
continuance, having yielded to their method in a few days, af-
ter the Cure had been attempted by Other Practitioners wish.
nut effect; and such has been the agreeable result of a practice
of fourteen years, that the mode of treatment has ant in one
single instance ever proved abortive, during which periad many
thousand persons, of both sexes have experienced the enjoy,
meta of having been perfei tly cared, after severe nod injorictas
inathotts had befit persevered is to in• purpose.
Messrs. GOSS and @O. exclusively professing the Cute of
these particular Complaints, in order that they may not be, by:
a anstakea few, marked a itn 'he obloquy so justly attached to
I site i,st tram empiric, this it hut justice to themselves to state,
that they have been properly edttented and initiated into every
branch Sof the professiun (certificates of which, from different
Hospitals, anti testimonials from the most eininetit Physicians,
they have to convince any inquirer). that the surcest resulting
from their eiideay. ors first induced them to quit the vraetice of
&cgs-nerd Practitioner, hod they presume that th..t. preten-
si as constitute a fairground fur the unpiecedented confidence
With which they have, by the Public, heen so I
sherli
ll:ttehro),- illiteedTii etinsuitedat their hoist daily (personally,rir by
h% Patients of either Sex, with secrecy. dehutcy, and:Mention.
oiPtilesiiii•nctsivi:sereAreCmo,
anarysariLserertt
testittlyiznycateliwitiu4Paartilcuinimakr.s
mete for Alike and Medicines; and the wiluc wilt he forward•
sd to any part of the. kingdinii. . .
CiOSS.aud CO. Surgeons, n, souTerte-street, .1161-street.

Professor and
Lecturrni.
Dr: Millar.
Mr. Towers:
Dr. Fiver.
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