The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-04 00:00:00

DIED.

On the 19th alt. at Wel month, after a few days Mans.
Sarah., the wife of Mr. 11.11. Tisard, soli; hoe, :ea►ing hiet
s fin niti►t d►lldr'e, to regret his pretrpur, .'s.
On the !Ph ult. Jane. wife of the Re►. Dsolel
Rector of `triltun.
tt Portobello. near Filoborc+, on the 24th ult. the Right
4lestender lI.orJ Elthank.

hat slight neglects. what trivial Inuits destroy
" The haildiest fume !"
11111ESSIIS. C1.1:1111: and CO. having devoted thf!m-
, itfl, selves to the .tutly of. sad been grabbed by the int.At
considerable practice in those branches of the protessioo
which they thought proper to select. trust..that after thirty
veers reittlenoh• in th,s metropolis. their talents are so we
klios n. are! 'heir repot:dim: 10 fully established. that no spo-
lis reqi.islte for their dr4bdion drain the relater mode of
practice. It may be proper to state. that their Me,lical Edo
eation has been of the that doss: that they are klemhers of
Colleges of London and Edinburgh anti as anus.
factory evidences of the truth •I this -to livir dill".
mss nod testimonials teeny be seen at their Moro., No. Kr,
Ilattositax‘;:m. where the) ray Ite consulted with the great-
-1 est secresy,apd honour by patients of either sec. afflicted by
any of the following complaints : —I. The Veneresl
for which they base Oleos-emelt a remedy. which is not mar
a complete mihstitote for mernory in thecore of this complaint,
' le:: has also the advuntsge of eradiesiing the disorder eine
i tint debilitating the eonstitinion.-1. In eases of Nergoes
• Debility mad Tawnier Sehtwstleas. whether prodweed by e4llll,
rind rxeritsos. by the istimmlerata enjoyments of sensual
piessilres. or by solitary atiommlity. whore
The rigour sinks. the habit melts away,
I Tsar elieerful, hure. and animated !damn
Dies from timber. with nl'l'4llll atrophy
Del antra, in satinw melancholy clad."
threw:. Carrie and Co. nre In possession of a %t• dine
that stands unrivelled for Its superior effiesey. . in giving hoe
to rim innsesiar Oro of the patient. restoring his animal
spirits. and re-establishing his signor. without indaiciar ma
eon:dilution, and thing expos; 4z him to the dangers of agu •
101•40.-3. to Stricturesof the'. rethra.llessrs.CarriewititCo •4
plan of treatment haw so lar sorpastsed every otlre
of care. that they have excited the astouist•i;ent and spr.-
hation of the mast distinguished Sergeons. by eff-cling .
three week,. cores which defied all the resources of tlw,r
• skill. la the ritru of any of these complaints their patients
will he ?rested with the gr .strst skill and sacitade. Ter
' fee revived is the came as hint of re.gil:ar practitioners..
Patients in the ...moor% requested to state pertlealars
, of their en se,. iniste of living. enclosing a Dank GI
Eivlscia Note, ohne the neressitry medicines mud advice sal
• • mod In say port of the a orld.—No. 14)76 Hatton-gaelim

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i1../ant ci NUN as erne.
Thy loom,. and ;in the cup of life,
litit homey-drop) thy pleasiug wife.
be his discourse od 'marriage, so en-
OP raptured his rtmlitors s inh the stiltject, that the mart, .3
men des to their u i era, nod rie leictiolors hastened te. be
neddett ; and •• Thr S;. • Our- fins affirmed. shut the.) ,n 1
.% ire- is the most aareeeade and delightfid name in mow.
The sacred mum. of marriage. compisset
tie
desideratum of our eitinement ; teeming nos only with hsp•
piue,s tart'.. but disposing the soul itself to hammoe
with irreafter.
Pre% i• hooey et.. to entering into this hallooed obitet-.
'on. It boconie.: as imperative duty, nut only to regulat"Ll.r.
passions, bw t elvttns.• the gross.sr naterre from those ;no-
pnritie-t. a !del the freedom of anrestrieted pleasure roar
hip e entailed :.pon it. To the neglect of such attention v..:
attributable many of those hapless instances. which.
they excite :Ile rommiseration of the beholder. should aI•J
impress him wide Me fear of self-reproach.
Luxurious 11414 will effemitsire the bdy—a resident
is
the trollies icill relax the elastic fibre—but score especially
does the preteatore incarnation of too frequently coos
promise the natural dignity into a slate of inanition. froa
witenee the aconite" sufferer more than doubts the Autry of
To all such. then, we address coorselees, oferiof
hope--enerey --muscular strength—felicity ; nor will ot
a attranees appear questionable. snnctioned as they artily Es
troilliplied proofs of Iv. rate years soccessful experienee
The easy enrzs of married life. are sometimes distich.l
by the •InvorN:ou of those blessings which coneeldrate
nuptial st reatll—for the teloalc !Wait is often coestitedonsl
weak—yet it ran beb' strcngtfa acd, and deficient ettergrioe
I proved into functional power.
In every ease of ,ypitilitic intrusion, as well as in eerie
relaxation of the generative economy. we pledge our *NOY
to emre spredny. and with effect. Earnestly i•
I expel the unts•llig.eanpyrie from the position so presn
I onsly taken lip, we deviate from general principles wit;. at-%
hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable inteerdy
Members of the College of &frames, we refer the !tarns:
' community of either sex (especially those entering late as'
trimonlal life) at once to our house, where daily arteutlauer
'is given for personal eousultnlion ; and letters front alt
country are immediately &ism reed : these most (morns,
remittance for Melee and Medicine. obit+ can he forwall
Ito any part of the world. however distant.
ti/l:414 and Co. M. R. I% Stanton% 11,
Booverie-street. Fleet-strent. heaths

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Tire ,EON of LIFE. a familiar commentary on them
Divracri. Hv (lONS and Addretiell to the Teeth°
Matorit), of both Kenos. May he WA at go. Paternoster-fro:
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