The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-24 00:00:00

DIED

On Sunday morning the tGth inst. at Penn-lionse„in the
County of,,Biacio, in the 3t st ycar_of Ins age, W
Esq. late a Captain in His Majesty's iltirse Guards, rust'
Equery to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and son-
in-law so the Earl of Wigtoun. .
On Wednesday last, at Reading, in the Both year, of kis
age, Mr. Robert Fogg.
On Friday morning, at his apartments, Pirrilico?, Mr. Alex-
ander Caer, son of the late John Caer, Esq. of Perth.. •
The same evening,- in Somerset-place, aged nine months,
the youngest son of Captain 'Lowry, 'Ol the Royal Navy.-
On the loth inst. at' Forces,' in North Britain; .SirrAlex-•
ander Cumming Gordon, Bart. of A ltyre and Gordenston.
On Monday last, at the Residence-house inSouthwell,
the Rev. Francis Herbert Hume, A. M. a Prebendary of the
Collegiate Church of SonthWell, in the County of Notting-
ham, and Rector of Carl tonsand Warsop, in the same 'County.
On Tuesday last, at the Castle Tavern, King-street, Cheap-
side Mrs. Staines, aged "89
drs Thursday, at his house at Mile-End, in his Both year,'
Robert Hill, Esq. formerly a butcher,
.of East Smithfield,
On Friday last, at Stoke Newington, aged 75, Mrs Brice,
relict of the late E. Brice,' Esq. of Bath, and eldest daughter,
(Attie late Mt. foseph Pole, BOOkseller, -Eton College. '

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lIDAY.

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Niiinerdus Diseases are ti3e result of ignorance, or haste
in treatincnt of a.- simple Gonorthcea; and it not un-
frzquently happens .that the seeds of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of. an tmguarded hour.—By a superior me-,
?that such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that t may presume to oiler a
tadieel re-establishment.
few, howev,er, are tjtc cases-- of complicated distress itr
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations .of
Men, who,, from •an indulgence in a 'solitary. .vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a 'fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequelli:e of such
:pernicionV habits. -
Where the unnappy sufferer broods over his misery, but
.carefully conceals ins: misfortune, it may be some.conso-
latier, for him to know, that although it • be an objet .of
doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal
!of these Dencieneies by the: gradual progress of Kenova-
'tinn, is the acquire:nent of my Experience. If the rites
of ilacchus qr Venus. have began to reduce-Manly vigour,
minc.h anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac,
lion of this languid • State ; and in these- cases, no great
difficulty will occur.
But where-this Deficiency has'for years existed, a proper
perseveianCe. is indivensabll equisite to revive the gthrin
bering Sparks of I..inc...and to re-animate the Constitution.
!AAR it l" ED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed
in their expectations of a Family, may be assured, that ill
.most instances,. such det6a.s are curable. by Medical
The sedresnr which is so essentialT to my undertaking,
'and the qualifications which- I-have presumed -to state, ttrrtts
the basis of . my pretensions, and in coincidence with sltein
this intimation is given, .that Mr. Wee may bexonsultr4
versOnally, or .by Letters (inclosing a small Note), At his
.house No. an, Arundel. street, Strand, near Temple. flat.
! There. is an additional Entrance in Water-Street,
'ad 'joining, and (the name is ons oth the doors.
Martin liroe, Manner of the koval col ieveof Surgeons.

AN ACCoUN'f,Ii: THAI.' MOST HxcELLEINir

_ _
mEDItiNt, •
'E- CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which
1 is universally allowed to be an inceinirarable Reined?
for

'Debilitated Constitutions, Nervous Weaknesses, '
Loss of Appetite, Tiic Deleterious Elfeels Of Not
Consumption,. , ' Climates,
rains and Weakness of the habitual ['urgings, • •
Stomach, . and. particularly
Weakness of-the Solids, The hanctul -Loni,:quenees of
14 y poc hondr i a c Alroctions, - • -
In short, it is happily calculated for the Weak, Sickly, and
ll:Sri-0. Where the Constitution has-been rAtchiced by Disease
or Irregularities, its Elleds as at It '‘: tora t i ,': e. are -uaprece—
E der.tLl.l. -. , . .

F tepared by Dr. SO LO PION, Gilead-House; neat Li vet -
.pool ; and told, Wholesale and Retail, by Dicey and. Co.
Bow Church-yard, and,Nlathews and Leigh, No: IS, Strand-,
Lohi,lon ; and by, one or inure Persons in every Market Tema
•in the tilted
Health is rile greatest of all possessions.,,A.hale. Cob-
" • ler is better man"Kill;"—i3sCK'saszale
The CORDIAL BALM ut: Ca LEAD- is eertainly the
most elegaiit• and efficacious Meacine ever yet -discovered,
t. in weak and shattered Constitutions, w, akress of sight or
• memory, II) tremlitioigs, horrors of the- mind,
'sexual debility, ani aila, other diseases arising front a rem
taxed state of Atte nervous system, and oaten the conse-
quence 01 intt.Unperaitee, debatichi.'ry; inattention to the nc-
i:es.try cares 'of ilea WI, luxury, &;c.. In sedentary, inactive
or studious lite, this Cordial Balm has universally established
iis restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated antongsc
time toremnost of those happy distigveries ,which medical, re-
search has procured as tne.blessings of the human race, and
greatestcomiteractive to human misery. Thousands. at this
ruotnent, int he t.lilted Kingdom, live to praise the day they
first applied to this adinira:Oe Reinetty, atal enjoy the blessings
t of healtli, wife might otherwise .Nava dropped into an tut-
timely grave. -
This elegant Preparation having risen to the highest repute,
is earnestly recommended fotitosi Ladies 11110 from repeated
and difficultlabours are'afilided with weaknesses and infirtni-
' ties; in which eases it strengthen.; the stomach, the Weaken-
ed organs, and the whole cc-nstitution. • „,
Thr.ise.-whO -in air aci'-‘,...nc.:(1. life feet the corSequenees or
youthful excess, or tititi,rtunate ruth who have brought.
.oil themse_veS a ntimorens;train of evils, by the use of
: this most invaluable Restorative, tio'd theniSelves restored to
health andstrentil, and aft the ineladclroly• symptoms-re-.
moved, which are the gent-it-al effeets :;kith causes..
The Crlir,tial BAnt Gi,!cad is 'a most noble Medicine.
of
' corripoSed of somee the chol,:est balsam's and strOgtheners.
it: the whale Maieria Modica. process is ion; and labo-
riouS,"and,reqiiires the most nice 'and minute attention. •It
assuredly aftindi-the most permanent relief to those unhappy
youths who have been deiiidird at aft early age into a secret
and destructive vice, now common atnung them, As well as
tq persons of alt ai;es ati;teted witot Nervous Disorders; pro.:
ceeding either from an iiiiino derate. use of tea, hard 'drinking,
of Climate, excess of grief, dissipated pleasure, bad
illtmoderate course of the menisci, tic.
oltt by Nirs.- Mathews,* No. Strand, London; Mr.'
Smith, Perfumer, No. 34, and Mr. Raeburn. North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-13ridge Davidson and
Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Mf. Baxter; Gl4sp,ow ;-
W.,Cameron', Greenock ;. G. Browning, Paisley; H. Craw-
ford,' Kilmaninck ; W • Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and p„
• Whiteside, Avr ; IV. CrawtOrd; Girvatt ; Carson, Neyv.
Do ; "I'. M:I lan, Kirkcudbright ;T. M `Credie, Kirk..
aldy t J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ;• Allan,, Dun-
mice; ,1). Craigle, ,Montrose; t. Mitchell, anti I. Anderson,
Aberdeen ; 'Dr.. White, .13atill'; M'lntosit, Inverness ; T.
IVl`Ketizie,'Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Strantaer Johnson and
Bisset, Perth ; .Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith;
Alexander, Dunfermline;' Wilson, Dimbar,;, Vinnet, At-
btoatit ; Dickson, Inglis,: Dumfries ; Phorson, 13erwiCK. ;
-Ain wick ; Paterson, A rbuu,inot, ,and larnieson, Pe-
terhead ; A. Nl`Donald, Trongate, Glasgw.V ; and b trt )it
• 'Booksellers and- Venters of Patent Medicines in the'llnited
Kingdom.