The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-21 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 141111 instant, at laer htmse, ('emberitell. Bert;..
trMli•t or the late XiehulaA Womentr)eht, 1.1.. 1)

0:1 Titeclay, in his 7Uth }ear, Wen. Wheeler, Esq. of re-

ton-ere-cent.
On Ih.• I Ith inst. at Hastings, aged Y.S. Lavinia e.
wire of Nit.. Tnotasa Itteptienson. of the Elm: turVa Cer -
par's strife*. deeph lamented by all is lin knew her.
On the lath itukt.. Mary, the wi(e or Hr. Thomas Clore
yar.l, of Spital-square. aged 14.

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Dolor: of platens rxur.
Thy house, and (in the cup of life.
T:,at honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
S()CRATF.`;. by his disentorse on niarrisee. so er-
raptured his auditors with the siehject. that the married
men arse to their wives. and the bnelielor4 Im.tenel to
wedded : and The lipeetator- 11114 silenced, that the wore!
" Wile- is the most agreeable and delightful stone in nature.
The sacred Institution. the*, of marriage, comp it t
desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with he, -
piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to hermonic,
with bliss hereafter.
Previous, however. to entering into :his hallowed oblic- -
Ilion, it becomes an imperative dnty, not only to regullieft •
passions. bat to cleanse the grosser neuter (rum those 1.--
parities. which the freedom of nrirrstrictril pleasure rev
have entailed apes it. To the neglect of such attention ,•r••
attributable malty of those hapless instlyires. woieh. whi's
they excite the commiseration 6T the bvh•ilder, vetuuld ci9
impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
Luxurious habits will .(feminize the body—a resideent is
the tropics will relax the elastic tihre—bat more especer
does the premature infatuation of youth toe frequeutlyeee.l
promise the natural dlgaity into a state of inaullioa.itel
whence the agonised safferer more thin doubts toe chaise et
relief. To all such, then, we addles ourselves, oterirt
hAve—eneegy—museular strength---devikily ; or will oar
advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by it.
multiplied proofs of twasity years socersalisi erperimice.
The easy cares of married life. are sometimes disturbed
by the sespension of those blessings whkit eenteetrate Ue
nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often c•vhstitrtionally
weak—yet It can be strengtheoed, and deficient eosin im-
proved into functional power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every
relssation of the generative economy, we pledge owe ability
to cure speedily., and with *feet. itersesily solicitous to
expel the unfeeilag orepyric from the positioa so pevesivepte-
empty taken up. we deviate how general principles with less
hesitetlon ; endeoefidest ie oar *we besearntste integrity as
Members of the College of ttergesam we refer the scarring
community of either sex (especially those coterie( into ma
trlotonial life) at once to oar tonne. when daily attendance
is gives for personal consultation ; and letters from the
Country are leateediately answered ; these must coetsin •
remittance for Adrift and Mesfirtne. Ala can be fernanhed
to any part of the world. however Maimed.
001 N sad Co. M. R. C. Pilfirl'olll. i I.
Fleet-street, Loudes.

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••• Private door round the corner.
Just VIA liaised (Tenth edition).
The MOIR of LIP& a familiar eoenriente re on the abort
Diereses. By BOSS and Co. Addret4ed to the Youth sad
gter of teeth Seim. May be India O. Patereeeter-row ;
11-nraill • 14 Priem-street. Sub. ; 174, Elert-street
and et aU Bosalern. Price I.

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'Tits ilverseoms" mod •" Ti. Comp{ trimsej• Movial
WC Mew* opposite St. l.leseeseo Cikooeb.
by R. WARDELL. Joe.. 1.1.. B.: to Whom sit
, 9610calkosst Orkreolt.e..see norested to be