The Statesman. — 1810-11-02 (London, England)

SENATE'S ADDRESS TO THE PUSLIC.' It is now more limn fift•eon years since I relinquished thews-, Dern practice of a lucrative profession. in orders to direct 01l the energies of my mind to the treatment of one pal tictilar branch; and the very treat success which has attewted my plan, bas induced several others to profess the same object. Without asseming any esteem:4ton pretensions, mina scorning as much as any man the delusious of einpyrical imposture, cam without vanity avert. that, by unremitting attentiun tuthe'j treatment of Nervous Disorders. and Relaxation of the Sys*, tem, in both sexes. I have acquired a facility of distriafillas'i tion. audit superior mode of treatment, which could nor hotel bees acquired by any man eugaged in the routine of generet practice. Willi confidence, therefore, l tender my professional services— • TR all those, who, from the Idlers, dissipation, earned's, sad enervating indolgenees of the present age, have ladneed that disordered state of the human frame, termed Nervous Debility, evinced by a variety of si metals's, sufficiently numerous to till a large volume, and comprising an exteueive scale, front a simple yawuing to a periorysm of plirenzy. To the numerous class of Hypochondriacs, whose bodily indentinesy acting by sympathy on the mind, excite a varies) of ehintera, and often generate these horrid a ‘il hallucinatiug ideas which lead to the desperate chains of suicide. To the deheiletk disciples of Onan, whose secret sensuality saps the fooutain'of health, viper, and animation, inducing disease in ad endless variety of forms, incapacitating them fur !the nowt important social ditties, impairing their understanding, end ultimately glchig a mortal Stab to the constittition.—The various distressing symptoms which manifest the effects of this destructive habit; frequeetty lead medical men into a labytititit of error, which proves often itdurious, and sometimes fatal le 4eler pstieet ; but my practice has been se exteusiife in this ;Doe, that I am seldont mistaken; and a slight hint, that the patient has been deluded into such a habit, will prevent the necessity of recurring to a subject which it must be irksome to allude to. •To those Who have injured their health by a residence in hot rioted unhealthy elitmdes or by the use of mercurial medicine tos, oracessive drinking, mindmindother irregularities; particularly those who, tiring married, or ou the eve of marriage, have' room to apprehend that their former errors may entail ForaMption on an Innocent family, or interrupt the happiness and bereseey which should form the basis of every niatrtioonial ea- I gogement. To there hilltop but deluded• individuals, umalls termed us. orlon.; by medical men, whase•pmsion fora beloved object, end atoned Ity consuironation,'appears to gala sew energy by repetithe', till exhausted Nature gives the alarm of approaclitag disease, and the most distressing intionities call arniallsr the aid uhf science and e xperkace. To the Fair Wein general, to whom I recommend apethsillaki; of my Treet6eoll Female Complaints; in which they w find au intertistlitg but delicate derail of eireumstances of the highest importance to women in every rank of tifcu': it may he had at my house, or of my Booksellers, Messrs. Sherwood itod.., Co. V. Patrnmster-row, price 2s. bd. And to all who labia i under tliMe distressing infirinitiesj, which doter the unhappy sufferms.fratn enteriog, into dbp IWD vied state, or who, being already married, are rendevetdoekl rabic by arontizinirrdectien, that In posterity they cambia its a a onl, to the nerWthes; the relit andilie debilitated, of both sexist,. I flatter myself, that my long experience, is a very extennte practice, will enable me to afford prompt told permanent relief. In alt those complaints which impede the procreative powers, particularly Impotence in mem and Sterility or Barreetwp in women, in obstinate Glens. Strictest es, P tory Linissions, Nocturnal Pollifinas,&e. I can safely ever that my practice has been more extensive and more successful than that of any Other Medics& Man in E.uritisel it *sly leem iumim, therefore.fur me to assure the A tilicieal, 04, in every iuste they inay depend oti the Most inviulable Seemey, while each individual ease will he treated with tire mostioiookattentiop, and I trust with the same sycceat which has hitherto &deeded my exertions ia such a variety of instances. Illy House is Ittarinus and conveniently arranged for the reerption of Patients, by whom I may be moulted personally, at by letter. post free and attlablag: the custoinar fee. ever,y city till Enur &Clock ; bat my eneagements at bank are so numerous, that, whet, required to go atientid, I expect an erten fee.-47.Stouthampton-li. Bloomsbury.  TT is as.much to be regretted, as it. is intlisputal4y I 1. certain. that :p great siainber of an UrlrOritillate.Cl33ll of Fewales beconie victims to a certain I >isease, from an utter impers• nibility, on their part, il paying. the exorbitant expellee exhefted for a Cure by Practitioners its general, or from -the mead and littrrortifiltiesof an Hospital patinae, cion their winds : a eonsiderttio. that indaceS Meithrs. JON ES and CO. (*he+ have long confined their ProfeAonal Pursuits to the tre theJ atrakist of YEN EItF.A.L A FFEOTIONS), to inform 4 ....ve ilesitii tinu of eatietits, and thus. whose liberality aod /3 13 nnity uctstlient to commiserate il ..ir unfintonate sistiasi is 'that iellet4, fur Female,. One qiiihea each, entitling t .'fiearer to a Cure, may be had. bv pJitorml applier.tion Sorter (poq paid), at their, house. No. '..iti, Union-street, mete. , . t may beneeessarst to infirm those who do not know .Mr. rJ. NES, thst the stamina care and most deitvate attention will ..h paid to every individual, until a perfect re•ystablWntleat of, alth is (*fleeted. rhe Miriirin success which hall attended , Mr. - .Io44l#,S's titi? tntlpitinntt (11.1 i rrs and STK It-riIILES of 3 of treat oinduce? him .3,II(ETIIR,A, tti utter his sts,a4atice to Gen, 4 alicted With ailch Atf.etion), and to signify that he atly,t, home, fro in_tijcit! te'Cluit iu the Jloctung, until T wu, —:1 • .