The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-02 00:00:00

ELEGAN'IrOWN RESIDENCE

TO-BE LETT. Ready Furtii4led, and-Inay be cen-
tered on immediately, a tn‘m noble 414 truly desirable
MANSION, in a very eligible Situation, and fit-fot the re-
ception ofa Nbbleman, or a Family of. the first. f)iatiatiion
Coach.houses, Stables, and other apprOviate Offices.
. May be viewed by Tickets, anti Partieu4rs had of Mr.
,Robins, WarwiZ:k-street, Golden-square.

AT. the Cheapest 'and Best. Hosiery Warehouse
in the Kingdom, between Cast le al:401d Round Court,
nearly opposite York-buildings, No. 43.4. Strard,-the greatest
Bargains are now selling ; consisting cat -Men's brown Ci,tten,
for Boots, at only ts. 6d,. per-pair, worth as. 6d. ; Womeu's
stout t.:otton is. 6d. worth 2s. 6d. ; fine 25. 9c1,-, extra so—
per 3s. 9d. worth ss. ; stout black and ~vitite Silk 6s. 3t.
with laced clocks 7s. ltct. ; extra gousi los. 6d, A • variety
of Patent Angola Hose, warranti:d not to shrink, front as. tyl.
to the best quality; stout worsted is.. ; fine 2s ; stic.er.
tine 35. 6d. ; Silk Mitts as. 6.i ; a curious Article in'sqoarc
Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves', c.dcu—
lated to give ease and elegance ;- Men's CottonDravvers 3s 6d.
with every other Article in the Hosiery Line that Lan pos—
sibly be made,tip to 'the very best -quality, wholesale and tar
exportation.-7Stoekings made toany Pattern.

TO THE VALETUDINARIAN.
QOLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH is addressed •
L 3 to the alltietcd with Nervous DiscriLts ; to sow ring
from heat or change of climate, ,And to those who -labour
under weaknesses and relaxations, originating in a Variety of
other causes, this • Work is particularly recomtneadeO I as
to thousands of people grown. old before their time, by.,•haV.:
ing unguardedly pliniged theaselves into the commission of
a solitary:and deluding vice, it has happily been the AlCaitS,
of recovery of the mind_ as well as the body, and exalted'
then/ from a state of melancholy and despair, to that of
health, peace, and happiness." The delusive habit here al- .
ludcd to is not confined to the gay, the giddy, and the vain,
for.alas the rich, the poor, the yoimg, and thoseof riper• -
years, even those of a serious and relii6us disposition, are
often drawn by an um:et:aunt:dile infatuatiOn to .The corrunis----
sion of the rnelanCholy pradice. All such should seriously !.
attend to the obseivations .astd the cases described in " Dr_ ~
Solomon's Guide to Health," price 35. in that mirror they.
will behold the dreadful conSequances they are procuring 10%1'
themselves, and may then, perhaps, • be persuaded to, retire
from, that road, which,,tirough strewed with flowers, is sure
to head diem only to destruCtion. • .e
Vae-C uide to Health having passed through a number of --
Editions, and experienced a sale unpreeedentedly great, has
been lijW re-printed, .and it may be with confidenceasserted„
that so valuable a publicatiOn to the afflided in general
'never been printed in this or any Other langualge. The weak
and delicee female-the youth who has just finished his, 'e
education at any of the public seminaries-the aged who are
drooping under disorders originating from an iraptuity of tit*
blood -people of fashion-studious persons of a emidtned and
sedentary life-as also those afilided with nervous affections
in general, will find.,' Solomon's Guide to Health" a taith-
ful compaoion and an amusing instructor : in short, no per.
son who values the'enjoyment of a good state of health will
4e a moment without being possessed-of this, useful, CLUI4V,
valuable, and important publication.
The hidden sources of weakness and debility with which
thonsands.areafflided, are herein laid open, and the means of '
restoration to the blessings of health -aud..strength, fully anal ,
amply. communicated.
Ihe Disorders peculiarly incident to 'the Female Sex in.
every situation, are also expatiated itpOn,--together with ad:
'vice to both Sexes, for 'those secret ilifirnaities of nature,
which slelicaey often forbids to disclose, even to the nearest
relative : comprising a Treatise on female diseases, Ner-
vous, Hypbchondriae, COosomptive Complaints, tee ace -
What can be of mote importance us a FeAste thaato be
properly acquainted with. every sympioni to which -she is
peculiarly liable.? Arid how io conduct herself in,. such-6r-
. cforistances, without wounding her •delreazy by a lisclo,nre.,
of her fears or her apprehensions, to therude scrutiny. of pre-
tended . friends ? •
ThOsewho- have resided-in h6t climates, and are ematieted.
or labour under •a continual dridn of nature, whereby their
bodily strength is not only exhausted, but also•their vigour
and vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly Monitor. in
•
• this small, though important publication. Young Pt,n'plo
of either Sex, who have unfortunately given way to-a deLu,
sive, secret, and ciestrudive vice,. injuled their • health, amk,
destroyed their. whole animal functions, -will ineo :vi
" Balm of Consolatan".in 'perusing the-
.Inotte t: CP.e
! dOwn in-" The (.; nikle. (to H cal t h." , .

London : Printed tor t sod* sold by Mathews
and Leigh, No. iB, Strand, and H. r-,.... .Symonds,
row; also by all Bookseller's hi the Llnicea Kingdom,- price
S. only, free of carriage.

To 'MOWS TAYLOR, Esq. • -
No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. ,
Honoured Sir,. - Edinburgh,. March 18, t &or.
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the
year 1,790, I have been atiliaed with the LuesVene-
tea • fium its obstinately resisting every course of
Medicine prestribed by the most-eminent of the Facnity
nere, and undergoing several severe. courses of salivation,
and twice discharged. front the llospital„ ,tvirlt little relief,
would appear to,be of the tnost Inveterate nature. In the
spring or last year my disorder .hatt got to such a head, as
nearly Its put a.period to my existence-1 had a large ulcer.
on the crown of My head, one on each arm, and my legs
were broke out in a frightfill manner; my right was (treat,.
fully.painful,,and had been in: a, statc of ulceration for the
last seven years; my left had: also two large•nodes on it,
was very much discoloured, :tad( . gave end: such exc rttiat,
pain, particularly When warm in bed, as nearly to-de-
pi-rye-me of rest; in ..this • la-Mental:lle state, I was- recom-
mended by Mr. J. Tllompsomi, (who r!cei wed so. great
'cure by them- here), to take your ..cake's Patent
which -1 beganc to do on thv 7ttircif May ; iii -the cobrse
of a fortnight, l began to receile little more
than a month, time ulcers on my herd and arins were
soundly -healed--soon after, the sores on _my fei,s healtd•
also; jag,. ' in the.
skin, and pain bone of the-left, w by- time
sing of God, and-a little longer per:,cverance •in your inva-
luable Medicine, subsided.; the -nodes thspersinA, the skin''
regaining its liatural.hue, and the tiocTurnal pains gratbialjy-
goirg oft._ I din's became, by your liberal advice,and Me.
divine, perfectly -free. kohl ail 'my limner complaints—
haire reeo4tutt m*,f(„gmcr spirits and
.strength; and am be-
come jolly and Aati•in •which state haiingcontinited many
months to the astonishment •of all wh, knew me,: I-am at
alces in whit terms to express- my gratitude, but beg you,
for the good ,of other suffering inortals, to make this my
.Zase as public as -• possible, as shall on every occasion
in so tio:ng,. you will greatly chlige, Sir, your grateful,_.
obedieut, very humble servant, A L 19.1 YR R'.
• Swan's Close, High-street', Edinburgh. •
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itnessel to the'ato.ve Cure: -
TOHN,THOMPSO'N, No, -3, New Poititry Market; and-.
.IOHN M`lwrosti,.old. Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. -
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Prepared and Sold h the sole Proprietor,'
TmiComAs 1.6 it, Member of the-Royal College of SUF..
.geons, at-his flonse, No.. '9, New tirid4e.s creel, London
• whete, aftei a constant. residence of more thaii thirty air
years, in a praclice•partioduriy directed to the. (4,
Venereal CoMplaints and those incidental to Parts of
Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men, f

his profession. shOuld always
.observe in such .cases, he.
flattop himself, theadvice•and he •tratuitodsly
• administers .to 'persons taking this 11,14.4icine, will ;be
esteemed, by a' discerningas: an adVailtage stf..
doin aitainAble and void c it- all anihigqity..

Also sold, by his al!poiLll:nent, tor. the convenience of
those iiving at a. distance,' at the l'ertlither'S, No. 35, St.
Alban's-street, ; Toysliop, 1c3,. Ox-
ford-street; :,Mr... Disborough'4, No: ;
Mr. Steel's, lloohseller, No. 1, Uni,n-row.,Little Tower-
hill ; Mr: Baxter'S, Sofitii=britkc, Edincini.sh; Mr. Mbc--
donad, Glasgow ; Mr. Cailweil's, ; and by' 'one'
person in every considerabk .toWis- in Great Britain and Ire-
land, in' of
.only ud,, up with full
...qui plain direztions, wheLcoy person,: of 'nay
ewe tneinselves With ease,' speed; see'recy, and safety. ..
'Every Box sold 'in l'ircat Brinin is. sealed Up( with
a Stainp, on whicti,. by•javour or tne COnitnissi,,nerl ii
.prn)ted, ,at the Stai-nn T. TaoOr, Mo. 9, t,;e•„v
idge-street," -to 3.militate',. loch is felony-J.:and . rate: s
are Counterteirs. e •

can=stre-f t,;C ro-svelior-square ;
1111.1 St be adaessed.

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