The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

v 4171
11 al published,
rilnak.; osrroß.! • PART I.
I.
' sumcisittexrioNs _oft the EFFECTS of
EARLY SS PATION. In which the nt.kst destructive
and most Isrevaleht 'peeks of Javeale Debauchery is investi-
gated and explained; with it humble hops, that the Author's
remarks, founded an long 4ieperience, mod supported by un-
questiouitble authorities, rags give a check to that progressive
degeneracy IA the Haulm) are, which appears to he making
rapid strides to its total extinction. The whole-interspersed
with friendly 'medical adisonitions to Youth of both Sexes,
and isOreostimo Milo to prow'', 14 good, invigorate a #Mtsa;
sal repair *shattered Constitution.
By E. SENATE, M. D.
London t published by the Author; and sold by Sherwood
and Go. 2p, patenittster-row ; Parsons and Son, 4b, Fleet
street ; and all other Booksellers.
Price 4a. in boards.

PR. SENATt'S ADDRESS. TO Trir. PUBLIC.
It is now more than fifteen years since I relinquished the ge-
' neral practice Of a lueratlye profession, in order to direct all
the' eiergiet of my miud *to the treatment of one pal hotter
branch; ididt be very treut success whiCh has attended my plan,
,bas induced setieral others to profess the same object.
Without assuming any extravagant preteasious, and scorning
rm touch as any man the delusions of eanpyrical imposture •I
can without vaulty as4ert, that, by uoremittinguiteation to the
treatment of Nervous Disorders, amid Relaxation of the Sys-
tem, in both seres, 1 have acquired a facility of discriotina-
thm, and a superior mode of treatment, 7which could not have
been acquired by any mawengaged is the:routine of general
practice. With cootidence, therefore, I tender my professional ,
services—
To nH those, who, from the luxury, divipation, *tresses,
and enervating italMgences of the pivaeou I,llce have isidoced
that disordered state of the humaii frame, termed Nervous De-
bility, evinced by a variety of ssinptoins,-authetentlyrainie-
rues. ta tint* large vulpine, awl comprising all extensive scale,
from a simple !fermate ton prirotym of .phrenzy.
... To the numerous rims of Hypochondriac', whose bacilli in-
firmities, acting by sympathy on the mind, excite a variety of
chimera, and often gimerate show horrid /tad halltatiaatiag:
ideas which lead to the desperate climax of gnicitle. •
To the deluded disciples of (birth, whwe secret senthality
saps the •foontelu of • health, vireo,. end animation, 'inducing
direase ill an endlen variety of Finns, inrapacitatiag them for
,the most haportentsocial duties, irnimiring their understanding,
and ultimately giving a mortal stab• its the constitution.—The,
various diaresstagtymptums which hianifest the effects of this
.41.1.41ttictive habit, frermeafly lead urethral men into a labyrinth.
of error, which prows oftin injorious, and sometimes fatal tall
the patient but niv• prartiet aas • been so extensive in this
line, that I am seldom inistitken 4 and a slight hint, that. the,
patient Has been deluded lotto such m habit, will prevent the
necessity of recurring to a subject which U must be irksome to
allude tn.:
To those who'll:lye injured their health by a residence in hot
and unhealthiy climates, or by the use of mercurial medicines,
excessive drinking, *id tuber irregularities; particularly to
those who, being married, or ea the.,eve ot marriage, have
nature to apprehend that their former errors may entail cor-
ruption on at; innocent family, or interrupt the happineas and
harmony which should- form the' basis of every matrimonial en-
gasement.• 7 . .
. To those happy but deluded individuals, usually termed, tie.
'orious by medical men, whose passion fora beloved ablest,
abated by ormsammotion, appears to gain new energy'by repo- ,
titian, till exliautted Nature gives the alarm of approactii
.disease, and the most diatreashig balrmities cad:ll°44l'or the nf
• 4lf science stud experience. • .
To the Fair Sex in general, to idiom I recommend at perusal
of my Treatisetnt Female COmplaintt ; in which they will
find an interesting hut delicate detail of circumstances of the
-higheat importance to women is every rank of life. it may he
land at my hansiej or of my Booksellers, Messrs.. Sherwood mar.
Co. V.S, eaterooster-row, priceSs..6d.
Arid to all who labour trader. those distressing infirmitki;
which deter the unhappy sufferers from entering into the mar-
ried stale, or who,.being already married;are rendered mise-
rable by agonizing retiestitai, that in posterity they cannot live
in a word, to tlteoervous. the relaxed, and the debilitated, of
beth sexes, .I Hatter myself, that my tong experience, in a very,
extensive practice, willenable me to Milord prompt and perms=
neat relief. In all (horst complaints which impede the procrel
satire powers, particularly Irapoteace in men, and Sterility of
tinreroons in women, in obitinate Gleets. Stairtures,
tar} Satisaloos, Nocturnal Pollittious,the.l can safely aver Mkt
mia practice has been snore extensive and • more successful 111mb
that of any other Medical Man in Europe s 7 it 'truly reinaios,
ratike4. die, for rue so assure the Afflieted, tans, in every instance
they may depend ha the most • iovialahie secrecy; while each
individual case will he treated with the:mast tailgate attentient
and Must with the same smecesikwhith bas hitherto attended
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dna. exertions io sock is variety of instances.
spa/loin and conveuternly arranged. for the re-
ception of Patictits; by Whom I may be eansuited person ally,
letter. post free and iodising the cuatamary aaf. every
day till Four o Clock ; but any enaaeetnenni et moue assess ha-
raertivat that, when required toga strarand, / elpirta ao extra
fee.-4a, suet maivitiobiur Bloolooliskry.'
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