The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-25 00:00:00

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On the 17th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Maynard, of Reaseft's-hill,
Doe ore-Constapas, in tfie s'2d year of her age.
A, Clubmen the ?Ode inst. in his 15th year, the key: Jbltlb•
f rith, A. Al. 30 ycans Curate of the united parishes St: Mary
Aldermary and St. Thonms the Apostle. Bon-idne.
On the Vlvt Inst. ti. Taylor, Fssq. of Ilneknef, need 65. nor of
hi, hlajnty's Jit3tices of tile Peace for the county of Middlesex,
and Deputy Lieutenaot of the 'I uwer Division.
On Vic 13th inst. inidontague-street, ltussvl sqttare,A. Cairn-
eitnts, Esq. Surge on.

MATRIMONY.
NO Disorders have contributed- more essentially
to tiest.oy h itrut those which are the
consequence of unguarded plea.tire. People of every rank pay
ndoralidn to the shrine of Wedlock, hut where the constitution
has been tainted by disease, a renovation of stability is indis-
pear:lido requisite.
To et.tv years hone we devoted our practice to the exclusive
treatment of the f:Sowing disorders, and the successful result of
our plan gives us adstilitind ardour to oppose, as far as we are
able, the r:..ages of those complaints which. use the must
irn-
porta,' in the catalogue of buffoon infirmities. •
After isdtintionintoevery hotnehow Navy Surgeorit,we formed
a wish, at no early petiod of practice, to rest tie iit.tividuals
f the irrieraiire of to cane/14rd men, or the equally dangerous
precipitants of gra, r.. 1 piactitioners.
The disorders to the cure of whirl we have devoted our M.
tension compile every species of Venereal infection; nil kinds
of Debility, whether arising from she habits of school-boys or
the initulgencies of maturer age; tlmt derangement of the sys-
teen in wiatueu which is called Birfenness or Sterility t Seminal
Weakness, 611mts, Oastructions in the Urethra ; as also Stric-
tures, wlictaer recent or of long duration, nod which have
baffled the skill of other proetioners, are by our present im-
proved pl:to of treatment effectually and permanently cured,
without the ;valeta in:feting the excruciating pain and alarm-
iix Flemorrlnor which foomently follows the application of
t e lunar caustic. In the course of our extensive practice in
tuis metropolis, numerous fairs of strictures have liven anal are
daily under our carte, the total eradientiou of which is effocted
by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode or cure. toperfor tat
tiny other yet.adopted. The steaknevs relatutfoa, and de-
bilk y proceeding from this rumplatiat, .are speedily removed,
and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Set
Where the debility has for yaw calved,- A proper oessie-
termite in nuerestorative remedies is iodispeanatily requisite.
lit revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re animate
convitution.
Muse r ons Diseases SO! the renal lanoranee or Ile the.
treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, nod It not unfceiquen hop.
peso that the seeds of life-are poiennettipy tae iodisgottotizef am
unguarded hour. By n superior method mei. criieffiMi.lwit.•
easily cured; and even where others have failed, weirtintibit-
we may presume to offer a radical re-establishasea., :a. •
Few, however, are the cases of complirated distils' le Ail
disorder, cotnpowed with thecabtinitous situation •isfynce,
from an iodulgettee in a solitary vice, or the prey/dem gairtia IL
of a fashionable life, dcqttire that state of debility oiltich is the
unayasidahle consequeoce of such peruicinu. habits. Mere the •
unhappy sufferer brim& over his misery, let careflilly conceals
his misfortuties, it may be some considatioxi for hint to keno,
flint although it he an object of doubt or uncertainty with other,
practitioner-. the removal of these defirSeories hype 4riclug •
progress of reomouilin, is the acquiressimo of earreXperseme.
If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have beguu to calico wanly:
vigour, much anxiety till be prevented by an early coulter.' •
action of this languid state, and in these cases 00 great dillicultf •
w ill occur.
Married Women, who have long been disapitninSed• in their-
ex peciations of at family, may be assured, that to mog instances,
such defects are curia& by medical skill.
Patients in the Casuistry arc requested to state the portico
tars of their case, uge and manner of living, iticlosing a Bank
Nate for Advice and hiedicines; :awl the biliLle will he forwardeJ
to may past of the Kingdom.
The secret, which is sn essential to our undertaking, and the
qualifications which we hive presumed to s:ate, form the basis
of our pretemious, and in coincidence with such this intimation it
giveo, that Messrs4Corrie and Co. may Se consulted by patterns
of either sex with the gremest secrecy and honour. at their
house, Na'. 107, Ilatton-gairden. •
CURB! E and Co. Surgeons, No." 101, ifattoolowden.

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