The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-09 00:00:00

FI N CHLEY

d eAhltsheci b) WiLI A svt Aft s4IG ER SCRIPPS, of South Molton,street, CrosvenorAquAre
For the Pater,Letters for the Liiior, &c.'(tost-paid), must be addressed. • •

VILLA,• with LAND and COTTAGE adjoining.
rro BE SOLD, with inituediate pos -.ssio.l), a most'
• desiftble LEASEHOLD -VIL LA. elegantly and neat-
ly fitted. up. with- every. convenient Office,' Coach-house,
Stable, -Gardens, Paddock; and Field, in the whole about
six Acres, delightfully situate 4tt ,gast End, in the'pleasant
Village of Finchley, within six Miles of Town, late tine Re..
sidence and Property of Robert fennings, - Esq. deceased.
Also a COttage Villa adjoining, with Garden and Offices, let
on I.easeat Fort) Guineas per Annum.
To be' viewed, from Twelve.to Three only; by Tickets.
ivhich may be had. of Mr.. White. Str.rey's Gate, Westmin-
ster • and further Partieularsal66.4lVlr. Inge, No.' s, Lowet
Brook-street, Hanover-square.

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon,' •No. q, New. Briqge-streett
London.

SIR . - Edinburgh,' May a, 'Soo.'
IN the Spring of 1794 I was afiiiaed with a
Venereal Complaint,- which I treated with iiittiirei;
ence for five months; but-was then obliged, to apply to a
regular Physician, who pia a temporary stop to the viru-
lence of the Disease (by mercurial .applications,) for some
time.; but growing, ie. spite of ail medicine and the advice
of the 'first Gentlemen of the 'Faculty here, worse and
worse for two years, •I was redticeil to a state almost un-
paralleled and beyond descriOrion, being an entire lepers
andoleerated froth :liead. to f00t..----My head, -throat, mouths
,nose, legs, arms,' &c. have (iisen alternately in danger of
becoming useleSs; in short,- I have had- froqi :twenty to
thirty eating ulcers on my hotiy•, and rsearly ,totally, de-
prived of sight.---/t would. he tolinninbus to parttchla-
rize all,my Case—mil/ice-it to
.say, thqe •rrevt•r was, or ever .
will be, one 'of a' more dangerous, or of a more compli- -
cated nature. I 'was long - loOktal,iipon :•1", ends, in•l4
imagined myself, beyond all hopes of • and, in-
deed, ii my then contilitiott;!-deatli was : to -
more than miserable state. n.. this • ..ition did -.
I drag a most miserable existence, till •• • •rovivience
threw in my way a Newsni:per ..contain::- • of a
Mr. it. ut Plyrnourii—my friends read
sent and procured some:of your _LE.' • ATENT.
I'l LLS, which, by using from tblle t() :.:;!... now, and
have long been, .(after raorC''flian four yc: • ,
distress), in as good a state of. health as ever -1--eny9yed ; as a,
proof of this, I had a tine, -thriving, healthy chili% born to
are-a few Months ago: In gratitude .to God, and in hOpes
of rendering my fellow-creature. service, I request you to
publish this; and you may at any tint refer fersons Who
wishito be satisfied of tile truth of this, or further putt-.
eulars*, to me-or my friends, by letter_or person.'
- As few cases for badness will ever equal .mine, and home
exceed it,. I
,have from experience every• reason to assure
mankind, that. in y.oUt LEALKE4s,TILLS they will find a
sure, speedy, safe, and! radical cure, for than -most dread-
ful stage.-of the Venereal Diseases which is called a cos-
FIR:VIED Luss.. IOHN THOMPSON.
insurmountable family reasons prevent making my
name and address public ;
_but creditables persons. really
wanting infOrmatien may alito be referred . to site and my
friends by Mrs. -S. Clark, Ramsay-Ciardeits, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Ff.,10 by the Sole Proprietor,.
-T. TAYLOR, Winner o lie Royal Col:ege of Surgeon, -
in London, at his lio•:!,e,- No..c. New lintlge:itteet,
''here he wiil giye Advice ,wathout 'a fee,- to -persons tak...;..
tng the Se. Pills, and will answer ,patients letters, it ,post—
paid, on the same.. terms, observing. in all cases' the aihsa
inviolable secrecy, no persoa's name or case having bet-n; ,
mentioned, but at thiir own particular request, by the Pro:.
prietor, during the -xiiirse or "more. than thirty-six years,
that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the •
above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. '
They are also sold by. his Appointment, tor the conve-
nience of those living at a, distance, by Mr. Baiter,
South=bridge, • Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald,- printer, G las-
•gow, to whom also 'Mr. refers for his address; ar trie
Perfumer's, No. as, St. Alhan's-street,. Pall-mall 3; Mr.
Robertson's Toy-shop, No. tea, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis-
borough'i' No. 7, Fish-streer-nill, nearly opposite the aMo-
nument ; Mr. Steel's, .Isookieller, No:. t, Unron-roW, Little
Tower-hill i M:. Calfwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in
every considerable town, In Great-britain and I rela.nd, 'in •
Boxes of only as, gd. each, sealed up with full and plain
diredionS, whereby persons of either Sex may cure titan
-
selves with-ease and secrecy, •
N. B. Every Box sold in Great -Britain is sealedup
with a Stamp, on which,- by fivour -of the °minis-
-sioners, -is printed, at the .Starnp-Otfice-- T.
No 6, New Bridge-street,"-lo" imitate which is felony, al d.
all others are counterfeit_

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