The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

SHI*PPING:

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14 May, 2 Zoo.' The flri Friend's Increak, of about tot-5-
toms was fitted out with the • Patent Corriare : Shrouds 3
inches instead of 44 ; •Cables inches. it-164'114,2a( 9 ;Staysi
Sec. in the -sane proportion. - "^T)I:L7..`
In December, 180,0. The Captain certified fhat.. he had
been four Voyages from Blyth to London, and one from •Sun-
tierfand to -St. retersburgh and bath :
.in the4c Voyages the
Shrouds had not stretch ea snore than 3 inches, notwithstand-
ing the Ship hA to encounter a very. neavy . gale in crossing
the North ea, during which 'several of the SailS Ware split.
In-October, Igor). The. Brig Darlington' of about 270 tons,-
was fittcd out with this Cordage : Shrouds 5 inches instead
of 6i ; Stays 6 inches instead of 81; and-Cibles•io inches in-
stead of 121 other Cordage in proportion.
Ia Fenrnarv, 1801. Tne Captain certified that this Ves-
sel had been from Sunderland to Rostock. and • froin thence
to.. Liverpool ; that the Itigging, 6*.c. had stood firm during
tough' and bo:steraus Voyage.

fr 2" The Shrouds, Stays, Cables, &c. furnished for. these
Vessels, ware considerably strw.gpr titan if they had been
of'fbe usual sizes, r.ianutattured in th, common way, nor.
withstanding they wean-one-third less in weight.

MINES.
.Mesas. y.qc,t,tw. 43sY V 2,1 a Co.

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In i.nswer us-) your Letter, desiring to be informed of the
we:o7.of your Maciiine Ropes which have last ly been
used in Sir Henry_ Vane Tempest',; Cat iieries at Rainton and
PensSer, r have' the pleast:re to inform you that Five Pair
have drawn as many Coal; out of tlir Pits as Tan Fair of
comnloa•itiapo of Ur. site u6Lally do. You may pub-.
lisia this inany-way.yoti. think proper.
•-• .• • I arn, 'gentler:ten, your obedjent Servant,
LEWIS .EGG.

East Rainton; !SOL
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Messrs:- GRIVISILXVI;,WEISSSBR, r-trit.s, and SCART H.
Gentlemen, -
• After using several pilis of your Patent Ropes in draAing
Coals at Wall's. End Colliei-v, we have the sat isfaition of in-
f6rming you, that-their dutab;lity has exceeded our expeaa
tion,.and 'that they .have on an average drawn more than
double the quantity of Coals that Ropes of the same size ma-
nufa&ured in the common way have dot‘.. This you arc
welcome to make public.; OT Use, in an other way_you 4tlease.
JOHN BUDDLE,
- JOHN:BcpSioDLEI, jint.
Wall's End Colliery, March 20i 1801. 4.: • ' •

•
The rapei used in these Collicries.are froltl 21.1 to 5 inches
in circumference, and from 107 to ;is fathoms in length•each.
• On an.average of the =counts received' from the different
Collieries, the. Patent Machine Ropes have drawn more than
-double the quantity of coals that ropes made in the usual
*ay of the same size have generally done ; and in some in-
stances have drawn more than three times the quantity ;
-taking it.only 'at doubler a Coal Owner whose annual con..
suniption of ropes requires so pair of .5 inch common made
. ropes of no fathoms each will, at the present prices, save tip.
• wards of.13,•ol; a year by using Grimshaw,Webster'and Co.';
Patent Machine made Ropes.
Match 24) 11M. •

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FAMILY SPRING MEDICINE. '
From the Rev. J. M. BINGHAM, -Reaor of Birchanger,
near Bishop's-Stortford, Hats, to Messrs. CHING and •
BUTLER, Cheapside.
GEVTLYM-Ekr:
I. Think it'hldslice-due to your valuable Medi-
cine, to intbnn you, that having been advised to make
trial of it.on-astre of my-Family, I have been induced.
• tie-
quentl to administer it amongst the Poor ; and I have the
siir4facton to say, that in no one instanze has it fikiledolsuv-
cess. Amongst outer cases, thtt of a poor Woman, upwards
.of 6o years or age. him fallen within my particular observa-
tion. About ciglitoen rliontlis;ago, she was so much afilieted
with almost continued pans in her stomach awl bowels, and
sb emaciated, as to be scarcely able to walk alone. Under.
standing that her Hitless. proceeded ,front Worms,.-and that
she frequently found them in licti bed, and often had takcil
them alive between. her teeth, I gave net a doze of your Lo-
zenges, and at the times prescribed, reficated them:. /titer.
taking the first dose, she found herself greatly relieved by the
discharge of innumerable Worms ; and atter taking two more,
she Incathe as well, and so continues, as any woman of her
agc can be. I could add many other Cases of a similar de-
scription, but my Letter, of which you are at liberty to make
what u3c you please, would thereby 17e.-:oine too long.
I am, Sirs,
Yaiir very bumble Servult,
• j, M. BIN'GHA'M.
Birchanger, I‘l2l.rch 23, iSo 1.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler!s, No'.'' 4,
Cheapside, ntar St. Paul's, in Boxes at 5.i. Half Boxes zs'.4d.
and In Family Boxes, containing five small Boxes, at. (inc,-'
Guinea c:.ch, duty included.
i.i...5._ :nay_ /1.4*, Melly Tissw-sra4 .
A; 7,natic Snuff, used by Their Majesties.

GOOD NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.
YELLOW kIiVER.

MANY Lives hiving been saved since the last
arrival of Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL
in the West Indies, froth the Yellow Fever, to which place
it was exported by several CantAirlS in the Naval Service,
who had been induced to try the' efficacy of a few Boxes, and
the success attendant has been equal to their most sanguine
expetlationt. This has beep corroborated by Letters which
several Merchants have in their possession, and it serves to
verify the assertion, tliat, had the above Medicine been
known a few months since, thotisands would have been save,!-
froth,Aintb,,-.tu`which they havt, want of that assistance,
fallen devoted. Viaims. • ~.

The
.
The Doaor particularly recommends the above Medicine.
to
.-Yers.ogssoing out to the East and West Indies, where the
changeot air:and climate requires the aid of Medicine, to pre-
vent the dangerous consequence that mast result in various
Constitutions.

I,Z As ,Urders are
.daily,received, the Doam, requests
that_ Captains aigl..others,. who send for Exportation, will
give hiM ntho days notict..4: .
The followint; 'is • a Copy 761* a Letter received -froth, Mrs:
sMlTHimthe• WifelVerMr. • Smith, Attorney at Law;
Racquet-comm., izleetl.stfeet :
CfIIDE .! ••
In sympathy to Nervous Patients in general, I,beg you to
make public the great- benefit I have reccived l'ium • your
Nervous Cordial. LVViIS what is termed a Nervous Patient,
or rather hiy.Nervous System was totalliderangetd,.and the
extreme of heat or cold, or surprize at --any kind', brought
on a most violent pain in the face :Ind armsr.whlt lo.wtiess
of spirits, difficulty in breathing, and spasms in the head,
which, by takinft a &0,,, Bottles of your Nervotts 11.letticint,
lam happily retteved from. . . . • .
• • I am, Sir, .your humble Servant,
MARGARET
Racquet-court, Fleet-stttet, Old. 6, tiboa.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
Mrs. TAYLOR, LooknikGlass: Manufatlory No. 44,
Ilexten-square,..-was afilieted, for thiiteen years with a
sevetiljtheumatis:n,. and an .ohstruttion in the Womb,
which caused. hta the most exorth.:iating pains; she ep-:
Plied to -several eminent .Physicians, but never received
any benefit. In this situation, she had reeourse_to.Dr. Bro.
dune's Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial, and by only
tikiit five Bottles wagt pertectiy ; and has, tor the
bneht et' the Aftli4cd, requested 1)r •Brod..;ln to ptiblis%
her Case, and will give any 'person further satisfaction, witc.•
is dosirods• of being iniOrmettet-Wituzss her hand, this Stu
day of November, I.llou.
SARAH TAYLOR .

. Wititess to 'the abave,
AN)! BROWN, Butcher, N'e. 54, Shoreditch.
The Botanical Syru p and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to
be hid_ at the Doctor's House; No. 9; Albion-street, seven
doefilrom the Leveriao Museum, Surrey Side of Black-
friars-bridge, in Bottles, at ti.. as. In. O. and ss. sd. (duty
included); also of W. Bulgin, Primer and Bookseller, at his
Medicinal Warehousei No. 3, Wine-street, who has kiso ;..;-
cervlrd a large Supply ; Thoinpson, and Mills, Casrle-street ;
Browne, Volley; C. Routh, Bridge-street ; Reed,- anu
Sheppard, Bristol ; Meyler, and Cruttwell; Bath ; Messrs.
Goaditty, Sherburne ; I\rlr. Raikes, Gloucester; Mr. Tyinbs,
Worcester; Mr. Trewman, Exeter; Swinney, Biunin4barn ;
Spilsbury and Co. Mary-street, Dublin ; and by all Printers,
Booksellers, and Venders of Medicine 'in the three King-
doms.
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BRODUM's. GUIDE TO OLD ACE, or Advice to
both Sexes, to obtaina.radical and perm:Li-tent cure for those
secret Inti;mities Natitte which delicacy often forbids
to disclose-tven to their relatives; with a Treatise on Fe-
male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and' COnsuniptive
Complaints. To which .is added, Advice to Bath and. Hot-
well Bathers, &c. It, Ss partieUlarlY recommend to Sea-
faring Men.
A 225. Bottle contains equal to five small ones.
Letters, stating Patients' Cases, with the Deaer's usual
fee of a Guinea, will be strigly attendedto.
It will be necessary the Dotior,should sec such Patients as
are afilided w;th Deafness or Loss of Sight • or 'send their
Cases, by Letter or Parcel, to the Dudor it'ost or Carriage
paid), with his usual Fee. The :Medicines..may be had every
day. •