The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-04 00:00:00

WEB AT NETT-YORK.

Warehouse for the Yellow. Fever Remedy,
Charina
.P-Cross, Sept. 1, 1106.
•
The Editor of a certain Newspaper is informed, that
the Proprietors of the Yellow Fever Remedy have seen
the Paragraph inserted in that Paper 'of this morn-
ing, accusing them-of a report which, with unblush-
ing effrontery, is stated to be a fabrication of their's,\_
relative to the atual existence of the YelloW Fever
.at New-York. This would have been treated with
the silent contempt_which it deserves, but that the
Proprietors think. themselves bound to state in this
public manner, that they value their reputation too
much to hazard the fabrication of apy report, still
less one of io much importance as the Condu&Ors
of the Paper alluded to have thought proper to ac.;
cure them of. They, however, fake this opportunity
to assure the Public, that they have long since re-
ceived . accounts, from unquestionable authority
(which may be seen at their Warehouse), that the
Yellow Fever has broken out at New York with
considerable violence this season, and that in con 7
:sequence of it they have shipped a large order for the
Yellow Fever Remedy to that place by the way of
Philadelphia, as no ship will clear out for New York
on account of the fever which prevails there.

We mentioned on Friday that a fatal.accident had
happened at Kippax, near Leeds, when Me.-Simpson
killed his gardener. The following particulars trans,'
pined before Mr. CARRETT, the Coroner, respecting
this unfortunate accident :—Ann ,Lunn, servant to
Mr. Simpson, gave in on evidence that Mr.. Simpson
came into the house about eleven o'clock in the
evening—that he said to,, the t eeeased, George,
have you been in the garden ?' the deceased an-
swered no,'—Mr. Simpson then said to the de-
ceased, ',we will take a walk round, ,to see if there
be any-body, and thou shalt take the gun to frighten
thea—e-that the night.was very dark—that.the de-
ceased went for his hat, and Mr. Simpson being
nearest the gun, took. it down--that Simpson
had been a 'week frorn home, and'might .not-.know
that the gun was .charged--that in about seven mi-
nutes Mr;. Simpson returned into the. house,. and
said toWituess, Good' God ! I am affaid I have
killed poor Geargel I will.go and call some person
in,'—Witness further said,- that Mr. Simpson al-
Ways dischatoed his gun before it was laid by—that
the deceased,. by Mr. Sinison's permission, fre-
riten•fiv took- the gun to shoot at small birds, and
might have charged the' gun himself, and that Mr.
Simpson fespe6ted the deceased very much, as being
ik very good servant.l.—The Jury returned a verdid of
t'h'alce Medley,
. .

Dr. FOTIIERGIL'S Ngnvous CORDIAL DROPS are
strongly recommended at this 'Season to the Fair
Sex they are pronounced .to be certain in removing
all Lowness and Depression of the Spirits, the most
alarming Diseases of the Head and Stomach, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, horrid Thoughts, vain Fears,
Frightful DreAtns, Loss of 'Memory, Relaxation from
,Miscarriages or clitlionlf Labours, debilitated. Habit
• from long residence in' Hot Climates and a .Seden-
tary Life, Palsies, Dorsal Consumptions, and Weak-
nesses incident to both Sexes ; also,for Spasms from
an
,irregular influx of %'ital beat into •the affected
' _Muscles. ' This grand Anti-spasmodic Rerne,dy :ne-
ver y,.t caned in a siriglt instance for ei,t4bteen. years
past in Bilious cases, Indigestion, slow, ncryovtA,
putrid, malignant, petechial 'Fevers; and broken
Constitutions.—Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr:
• Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, Omer of Paternoster-.
row, in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. and 4 i s. each, with ample
direaions; and may be had of most Cquntry Book-
sellers.

MULTUM rtQ PARVO.-The present excellent lot-
tery Scheme has a just claim to the above- Motto.
Only 20,000 Tickets, and yet there are introduced
three-Prizes of 20,0001. three of 10,0001. and three
of 50y01. besides several others of inferior value.