The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

the above Warehouse (notvithstanding,repeated ar-
plicatiops of Retail Dealers for the vending them),
in order. that the Nobility, Gentry, Sze. who ho-;
nour him with their favours, may depend oil having
them genuine) • as, their credit would be materially
injured by imitations obtruded on.the Public.

NEWS.

CRAVESEND, SEPT. 21.

'Passed by-the-Islevi Grace,- Bailey, from' Surinam; .Go-
vernor Dal ziel , -, from Demerara ; Eurydice, Compton,
from Niattinictue ; Susannah, Carr, from Africa ;. •Eliza,
Webster. and British King, Torre, from Viigijila'; Draper,
:Lee, fro-61 New-York.; Supply, Hall, 'and. Rahger,
-frornSt. Petersburgh. •

• Sailed—the Maria, for Hambro' • Draper, Pinker-
ton, for Belfast ; 'Nancy, Campbell, •fot 'Cork ; Catharine,
Tones; Commerce, Walker, and Perseveiance, Walker, for
Dublin.

MARRIED.

,
Yesterday, at St: John's Church, Westminster, Mr. Spar..
row, of King-street, to Miss Higgenbotham, of the same
place. • . - . ,

DIED.

On Sunday last, at Brompton Villa, Sir John Gresham,
Bart. the last male heir of that ancient family.
On Thursday last, at Chelsea, Mrs. Sarah Holder, :widow
of Robert Holder, late of I nnholders' Hail, London.
On Friday last, at his son's house in New bond-streets
Mr. ThomaS Stewart, aged Gq.
On Monday, at Greenwreb, Mr. Thomas Shipthan, G rocer,
a, very old-inhabitant of that place.
Sunday last, Mr. T. Davenport; one a the Assistant Pages
tOthe Queen. .
Monday, at. her house in St. John's-square, Clerkenwell,
Mrs. Wimperiss, many years an-inhabitant of that place.
Veslirday; in 13erwiek.-street, St. Jaime's, after a lingering
illness, Mr. Wm. Brown, aged 64. •
At New-Nork, lately,.llenry Hamilton, second son of the
dec&.ased John Hamilton, Esq. forfnerly of Redhal,. .
At 'Edinburgh, on the t6th Septetnher curt. Dame Tenn
Mackenzie; widow of the late: Sir lames Wood, of Bunning-
ton, Bart.

COURSE OF

VCH4IvGE,

TUESDAY, S

;E.

HamlAurgh - 31 S zi us. 1 Venice
Altona - - 31 9- z us. 1 Lisbon
Leghorn - - 54+ - ,Cypnrto
Naples . - - 41 Dublin .
Geno 4 - - 49 :

40
- - 615
-66 i

ANNUITIES, PENSIONS, BONDS, and REVER-
SIONS for PRIVATE SALE, by MELVILLE' and
Co. No. 7, Cecil-s.treet.
A . Rent Charge of 511. a year for 3231. secured on
L.k. Landed Property near.Romne.y Marsh, Kent, of the
"yearly value of 2501.. for the Lite of a Gentleman, age 54,
insurable: One of pl. a year for 2.501. secured upon an Estate
near BUngay, Suffolk, of-the value of3oool. in possesSion of th 6
Giantor, age 30. One 4001: ,a year for 40001, for tlyee Lives
for the Purchaser, and on Landed Estates of the value.of
.roool. a year. Annuityof 401. a year for anal. secured on 9001.
Smith Sea Annuities and two Lives. One 601. a year fot 3901-
-payable from a Treasury Pension of 3501. a year, for the Life
of a Gentleman, age 66, insurable. One 401. a year-for 2.01.•
payable from a Pension of gOl. a:year ; and one .251. a year for
1601. for. the Lite of a Gentleman, age 45, irHitrable ; and
one 1601. a year thy r rsol. secured upon an Estate near London,
value 35001. and on two Lives,- 40 -and so: Seven]. Bbnds
and Reversiofls, for disposal. •
Personal Applications as above, or Letters post\ -paid; will
meet due attention. o.flice hours Eleven till Thre'e. None-
but Principals need apply.

LD WINE, meliorated byleeping
tities togethefin 'Vats, by SRENC E aod PERK! NS,-
Wine-Merchants, NO. 44, oppWite St..Sepulc,hre's Churdi,
Snowhill; who, frem 'twelve- years experience of keeping
such quantities as from Two to Four Thousand Gallons of
Wine together, can assert, that their-Wine is'ncit only more
agreeable in Flavour to the Palate, but more. restorative and
wholesome to the'Stomach of the aged and infirm. They
have Port, which after being ripened in a Vat, containin zo
Pipes, has been in Bottle from Two to Seven 'Years. White
WilleS. as Madeira,- Sherry, Ehtcella, Lisbon, and Mountain,
they bettle. from the Vats..as 'wanted. This mode of keeping
gives their VlAnes that decided superiority so Well known and
acknowledged. Such an immense. Stock enables them to
sertre their Pr-lends With superior Wine; Of the hest Vintages,
on their usuat :moderate Terms, tor.. Ready Money. They
send to any. part of the Town (not less than a Dozen) free of
ezpence. As many of their respeetable Customers, having
cOntidence.in their attention to sell superior Liquors, wished
them to sell Spirits, they have laid In Coniac Brandy, Pine
and Jamaica. Rum,
,East India and Rum Orange Shrub.

• MARRIAGE AND SOCIAL HAPPINESS.
OW many _Meta to all appearance in the prime
otiyet arrived at the age of a; years
1-1
c.t life; who have narc rendered miserable-to ti etnselves and useless to the-great
chain of society, which. they have either brought on thefn-
'selves, or by the force of bad example, are given up to a
Secret Vice; the Consequence is, that heir mind as well as
• body is debilitated ;' to those the Nervous Cordial is recom-
mended, and tot which Dr. Brodum obtained His Majesty's
Royal_ Letters • Pahmt ; -it will proted theirt from the Infir-
'rnities of old age and wretched dissolution. Amidst the ago-
- nizing refledions of conscious guilt, how many are there of
both Sexes, that are deterred from entering into a married.
state, by, infirmities which,delieacyforbids theM to disclose ;
and thoseare not a few,: who being already married, are ren-
. derecl' miserable for want of those tender pleasures of mutual
love, without w.biclt happiness this state is at least very pre_,
carious. The vice-above alluded to, causes in women irre-
gularities, pains in the .back and chest, hysterics, -spasms,
loss.olappetite, Sze. In Men, it causes imbecility, languor,
, relaxation, nervous complaints, -debility, anxiety, and a leng)
train of melancholy disorders ; whether from takinpmerctfrY
to exceSS, or-owing' tcran abominable vice, or other causes.,; -
it removes all disorders in the kidneys and bladder,- pains -in..
-the back and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams, .dim-
nesS of sight, palpitation of the heart, dorsal consumptions,:
trembling of the hands from -hard.drinking, and diseases aris-
ing from excess of any. kind, and will invigorate aid strengthen
the.constitution of weak, sickly,. and aged persons. The
Nervous Cordial stands unrivalled, as it has aged_
analyied by
the firSt'PrOlessors and Medical Men Europe :tan_ produce,
and may be-relied on in giving immediate relief and. certain
ease in most stages of Nervous Complaints... This exalted
Medicine hasheen. productive of general good, and 'Many re_
stored to the blessings of health from the gates of death, by
this inestimable preparation, is the highest elogiuni which
could possibly, he paid to Dr. Iftodum, awl, is, indeed, his
boast and rfwaril. t.• . •
-Letters,- stating Patients' Cases with the Dator's usual.
fee of a guinea, will tie strictly attended to.
BRODU"M's GISIDE TO OLD AGE, or Advice to
both Sexes,' to obtain a'radieal,and permanent' cure for dime
secret. Infirmities Of. Nature which delicacy often forbids
to disclose even to,thcir relatives ; with a Treatise on Fe-.
Mare Diseases; NerVons, Hypochondriac, and Corisiimptive
COMplaints,' 'fro which; is added, Advice-to-Bath and Hot-
well Bathers, .tc.- It is pirtiettlarly recommended to:Sea..
faring Men. ,
A :225. Bottle contains equal to:live small ones..
. It will be necessary the Doctor should see such patients as
are afflicted xy deafness or loss of sight, or send their cases,
by Inter or parcel, to theDoelor (post or carriage paid), with
liis usual tee.' ' • •
To- those. Ladies and* Gentlemen bordering on the . State of
ALitrimonv, the Doctor would particularly recommend- his
Botanical 'Syrup (prior to theii appearance before the Altar of
Hymen), who are-in the smallest degree apprelternsive of the
System nor being-entirely s-aund,, ur . subject to relaxations of
the Solids.. .

The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial'to be had at the
Dolor's Hotis,?, No. 9,—Allition=sireet,(seven Doors from the
Leverian Museum), Bhckfriars-brklge, in Bottles of al. 25.,
I is. 6d. and ss. 6d... ;duty included); and of E. Newhery,
corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; jeboult and Co. (late IL.'
con), No.' zso, Oxford-strcet; .Piddines 'Medicine .-Ware
house, No. 7b, 0 xibrd-street ;. Peck, ; Remnant,, Ham-
bro' ; Baxter, Edinburgh; Brown, Tolzey, Bristol; Bead,
Vine-street, Bristol; M‘Donald, ClasgoW ; Clialthers, Aber-
deen ; 'rutt, and Boulton, Royal Exchange; Collins, Salis-
bury ; Spilsbury Co,' Mary-street, Dublin; Likewise,-
W. Magee, Beltast, and M. • Davis, 'Cork, I relaig; and. in
the country, of all Printers, Booksellers, and VenNrs or Me-
dicines in the three Kingdonis

; and Published by Wt Am ARMIGER SCRIPI'S (of Horse-ferry-rozd, Westminster);
or the Paper, ,Lettos for the &c. rponVaiii), must be adthes-scd.