The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-22 00:00:00

DIED

On Saturday last, Mrs„ Gervaise, aged s4,' wife Of Isaac
Gervaise; Esol. of Deans:co-int, DoOors' 'Cornmons: •
On Tuesday, the 14th inst.• in his 43th year, atter only two.
days illness, Mr. Charles- binninj.,,.; Surgeon, Wapping:Wall.;
Ills remains, atten-dtAl by the. First ~,egiment of Tower Ham-.
let Volunteers, of which he was Surgeon, were yesterday de-
posited in Shadwell Church. •
On the gth inst. at her mother's house, Barnsbury-place.
Islirtgton, Miss Mary Davies. •
• On Monday the 13th ultt. at•Ashe, Hants,' of a para!Mic
stroke, the. Rev. George Lefroy, kedOr of thavßarish, And:
of Compton; in Surrey, •
Lately, Sir Wolstan Ditie, Bart. ofßaswOrth Park, Lei-
cestershire. •
- Lately, after a lingering• illness; .john' Moore Knighton,-
Esq. of Genofen-House, near.Tdvistmk, 'Devon. . '

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon:, No. y, New Bridge-street,
- Londoft. •

'. • . Edinburgh, Maya, !1e0... •
TN the Spring -of 1794. I wAs aftiiaed s.vith 4
Vengreal. Complaint,. which I . treated with indiffer-
ence for five months; but was then obliged-to apply tO.I.
'regular Physician, Nvllci put a temporary stop to the viru-
lence of -the Disease (by, mercurial • apolicatrods) for Sonic.
time • - but. growing,. in.spite of all medicine anti the • advice
of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty, here, worse and;
worse for two year's,
.I was reduced to a- state almost un-..
paralleled and 7'beyorld description, being au entire leper,
andulterated froth lead to foot.—My bead, throat, mouth,.
nose, legs,' arms, &c. have- been alternately in tiangerfof:
becoming useless ; ..short,l have had- from. twenty 'to,
thirty eating ulcers on my - body, •and nearly totally de-
prived of sight.—lt • would be. voluminous .to
laze all nay case—suffice it to say, there never
.was, or. .ever
will be, one of a more dangerous, or of -a more
Ned-nature. ' I was long Blotted upon by:rny friends, and
linaging4 myself, beyond all' hopes of•recovisry-; and, in-
deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my -
More than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did , -
I drag a- most- miserable existence, till Divine Providence
threw in my-way a. Newspaper containing the case of a
Mr. B. of. Plymouth—my friends read it, I could ..not.-4
sent and pNeured some of your LEA K. E's I'AT.ENT
PILLS, which, by using from time to time,. now,. and .
have long. been*. (after more than four years indescribable'
distress), in as good a state of health.as ever I enjoyed • - as:a
-proof of this, 1 hada fine, thriving, healthy child, Corn.--to
me a few months ago. - In gratitude to God, and id hopes
of rendering my fellow-ereatura_serv,ice,..l• requesot•yeu to
publish this; and yOu :may at any time refer:persons who-
wish to be satisfied of flie, truth of this, or further pull-
culars*, tome or my friends, by letterer person-.- • . ,
• As few cases for badtiess• will ever equal mine-, • and-none
exceed it, I have from experienc•,., every rea4oh to assure-
mankind, that in
.yonr LEA.K•E's. P I I..LS they will find
sure, speedy, sari!, aria radical:cure,' fill thr must dread-
ful s:age of the Veriemal 'Disease, which is .railed' a ,Colt..
FIRMED 1.1). • , . • 101-1 N THONdi'SON. •
* I nsurmountable family reasorn 'prevent making my
name and address public; but credltables perWn-s really
wanting intOrmation• may also be referred to- mg and my'
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Rariisay4Gardens-, Edinburg/1.
1 . Prepared and "Sold •by the Sole-Vroprie.tor'
T. TAYLOR, `Member of the Royal College of Sy rgconv
in London, at:his houso, No. A New'BrAge;street,
Where bewirt,giyp Advice .vvithoif,•a fee, to' persons tak..-
ing these Pills, and will answer patients fetters, if put-•
paid,, oh the sante terms.,.obsereialreirnill 'eas'es the Most'.
inviolable • secrecy, no, person's name or ease - having been!
-mentioned,- but at their awn particular request,.-by the Pro.-'
,prietor, during- the c.nurse or, more than thirty-six vears,.•
.'that he has had the conduelitig of an extensive Sale of the
above Medicine, and the,;practiee arising therefrom.
They are also -sold by his Appointment, the_ conve.i.
nieliee 'of- those living at a. distance, .by Mr. Baxter,:
South-bridge, Eilialturgli;•* Mr. Macrianald,.Printer,
Chas
10w,,t0 whoni- alSia Mr..T. 're.ers for' his address; at the,
Pgriumers, 'St.- A lhan's-street, • ;, Mr.
• Robert Sop's itt3, Qxtord-street; Mr. Dis•-•
•-borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo.
• nurnent ; MC.Steel's, Bookseller; No. r, Union-row, Little
Tower-hill •MI Callwell's,- Dublin ; •and by one person in
:every considerable ..town in Great-Britain . and Ireland, in.
'Boxes of only as. gd. each, -sealed- up with full and plain
Thredions, whereby
,persons of either Sex may cure them-
',selves e.ith ease,,and secrecY,.,
N. B. Every •Ilek sold in Great Britain is 'sealed up
-.with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners;',is printed, at the Starrap:.offiee:--" T: Taylor,
•No. 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and'
ail- otherSarecounierfeii. • •