The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00

HULL DOCK SHARES.

Dock-Office, -Kingston-upon-Hull, lan. 24, 1806.
TO BE SOLD BY'AUOTION,
At the Exchange, in Kingston-upon-Hull, on Wednesday
the oh day of March, iBc6, precisely at One o'C lock, un-
• der the power; of an ACI of Parliament passed in the 45th
year of the Reign of His present Majesty, pursuant to such
Conditions as shall be then produced;
TEN NEW SHARES in the Undertaking for
making DOCKS at KINGSTON-UPON-HULL.
Each Share will be put up separately.
A Deposit of iol. per Cent. in parr of the Purchase-mo-
ney, will be requested immediately after the Sale, and the
remainder in two equal payments, viz. one half on the 2d
day of June next, and the other half en the Ist day of Sep-
;ember next.'

The Payment of the remainder of the Purchase-money is,
for the accommodation of the Purchasers, delayed' to the
above-mentioned distant periods; but each Purchaser will
become entitled to a r. hole Year's Dividend, payable in Fe-
bruary, 1807.
_

Fuitrher particulars may be known by * .applyin& to Mr.
Frost, Solicitor, or Mr. ,Lcvett, Clerk, to the Deem. Com-
pany, in dull.

Mr. SURR's NOVEL.
This Div was ptP)lislied, in 3 vols price t3s. 6d. in boards,
A WINTER in LONDON or, Sketches of
I.l_ Fashion.' A Novel. •
by T. S. SURR.
Author ot George Barnwell, Splendid Misery, &c. &c.
Truths like these
Will none ofFald, whom 'tis a praise to please."

YOUNG.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge, street, Black-
friars.

By whom have lately been published,
The Novice of. St. Dominick, by Miss 0 wensoll.
Ferdinaud Fitz..rrnond,' by Mrs. Temple.
Virtuous Poverty, Mr. Sidilous.•
!.,v kir Godwin

On Alonday Ne,i will he puoiished.
Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Svn.
ETTERS,- WRITTEN FROM FRANCE, in
the Years 1834 and 1805 ; including a p.;:ticular
count of Verdun, and the Situation of the British Captives
ill that City.
- By ittNll;.S FORBES, Esq F.R & A.S.
Sold by lohn.White, "Elect

•
This Day was published, price bo- aids,
A N INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES, DIS-„
1 i PWATIONS, and HABITS of the PEOPLE of
ENGLAND, under their different Sovereigns, "since' the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth. With various OliSerVatiensi
Historical and 114 oral, arising tram the Subjed. •
ity lOHN ANDREWS,
Printed ter T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.

•
This Day was published, price 4s. boards, •
A New Edition, beim', the Third, carefully revised and
reeled hr the Original, of
73-HE MILITARY CHARACTER of the
u R P NAN ARMIES, particularly of the French,
English, Austrian, Preesiare Russian, and Piedmontese. To
which is added, a Parallel between the Policy and Means of
the Ancient Romans and Modern French
• Printer! fur T. Egerton, 'Military Library, Whitehall,
---- •
This Day was published,
In One VcOume, Royal atm°. price 4s. boards,
• A A New Edition of
W CG 1 ,LECTION of E? IGMAS, CHA-
,)FS, TRANSPOSITIONS, &c. with St.aLU-
Tro:e.
• Printed for Loneman, Hurst., Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row, and I. Carpenter,- New. Bond-street.
CALNE;
• ELM, ASH, BEECH, AND F I la, FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
(Without reserve) on Tuesday the !Sib Day of February inst.
at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Wheel Inn,
Caine,
A LARGE QUANTITY of very valuable TIM-
, .1. _IL- ,as aeaterinentinned, with -Lops andsTi fps,
now standing on the several- Manors of Boweod, Caine, and
Calst, -tie, and BrenthilL near Calna, in Wilts :
-42e3 very prime Elm Trees, in 34 Lots.
.teoa Ash Trees, in 13 Lots.
68; Beech Trees, in 4 Lots, at Bowood.
319 exceeding large and prime fir Trees, in 7 Lots, at Bo-
wood.
This Timber is well- situated, -either for Land or Water
Carriage, the Roattsebeingeeziod, the Wilts and Rerks Canal
very near, .and the-Kennett and Avon to the Themes only a
few Miles distant. _
' Descriptive Particueirs, with the Conditions of Sale, may
be had of Mr North, Southampton ; or Mr. Budd, at the
Thatched Cottage, -Bowood Perk, who writ appoint proper
Per Sons to thew the Timber; or at the Wheel and other
Inns, at Caine; at the Bear, Devizes; White Hart, Chip-
enham ; White Bear, Bath ; Cross Keys, Salisbury; Crown,
Reading; Pelican, Newbury ; Bush Tavern, Bristol ; Lon.
don Cotree.houst, an Hatchet's Hotel, London; India
A rrns Inn, Gosport; Blue ('oats, Portsmouth; and the Star,
Southampton.
• 'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is pecu-
liarly adapted to weak
,Eein Ile Constitutions, as well
as to phlegmatic: habits in general ;. it ads powerfully-as a
nervine, not only to the wear; stomach, but to the whole
nervous system ; corrects a vitiated appetite and digestion in
the first-passages, and assists wrindertully in recovering the
tone of the urinary and genital organs : hence its efficacy he
the most obstinate seminal complaints in men, and corres-
ponding weaknesses in menet!.
, The none of this Medicine conveys an idea of its virtues :
It i, requisite that it be soft, yielding, and adhesive ; also;
that it may. have a ready disposition to motion ; for, as Dr.
Motherby Justly observes, " Medicines of this kind cannot
be convey ed to the part required but by the common road of
circulation; therefore they should be administered in such a
form as they may most •readily he conveyed into the eireula-
'don, and their use ought to be continued for soma time, be::
fore the etl'eds can be perceived."
From the foregoing' onservations, the propriety of a liquid
-fool fvr theeelininiairatiien of siott remedies, in preference
to any other, is ()nylons ;' and this Clardiaf'Balm of Gilead
(which is perfectly elegant in re sped to smell, taste, and ap-
peara •ce) will be found ,to possess all the genuine qualities
of analentle, for, besides the nutritious quality of a restora-
tive, it has a tragrant,,suotle, oleous principle, which imme-
diately atkds the nerves, and gives a kind of triennly motion
to the fluids, yielding plenty of animal heat, the true source
of firmness and vigour.
The train of melancholy disorders which Alia the human
frame, under the damoinination of Nervous Diseases, arc the
principal sources of human misery in the privation of health
These disorders proceed from such an infinite variety and
complication of fetuses, as to render it impOssible, it even it
were necessary, to trace theirnto then true source. Tfte et-
feeds, however, are but too well known, and too severely telt
amongst too great a portion of mankind ; and to diese elf,cts
it may, without extiggeration, be asserted, that any Reined)'
more superior or celebrated tin' efficaey than Dr. Solomon's
Cordial Balm of Gilead never has been discoveied. Numerous
cases have. frOm tiine to time bee published in every News
paper in the Kingdom, for the encouragement of the afflicted
to use and persevere in a Medicine which so eminently fedoras
a complete cure in all canes of
An opinion prevails that terYous diseases are at' present
more common in Europe than at any Former period, and is
• chiefly attributed to excess of indulgencies pradised in these
times of refinement and luxury. It is certainly true, that the
farther we depart from simplicity and temperance in diet,
and the more we sacrifice wholesome exercises to the in-
activity attending domestic amusements, the greater will be
the influence of every
,physical error in diminishing the
vigour of 'the constitution. Diseases of the nerves are Inci-
dent to both sexes, with only this differen.e, that, in the
female, from the natural delicacy of • constitution and the
softer manner of lite, they are in general moat frequent amt
violent. Weakness of the nervous system is often, alas
too often, occasioned by irregularities in one sex, and sensual
excesses in the other, which the Cordial Balm of Gilead is
the must ettedual remedy to remove.
It is notorious that various diSordersr Of the human frame
are.broUght on by dissiparhpi in youth, and the gross viola-
, tion of those rules which prudence dictates for the prelerVa-
tion of health, and Prying a foundation for a lung and happy
lifC, with a tirM and 'strong constitution.. The blessings of
'health are no sitoner lost" than painful experience teaches the
inestimable valid; of it, and the unhappy patient looks
around, too often, alas! in vain, fur ,the means or its re-
' cowry ! —The utility, theretbre, of this Medicine, is too ob-
vious to need futtlier comment. •
• Proper diredions for every case, to enable persons to cure
themselves,are given with each Bottle. Price Half-a- G uirrea.
A saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. —There are
also Family Bottles, containing the quantity of four of the
tos. 6d. ones for 335. by which gs. are saved.
Note. —Each Inntie has a Government Stamp, with the
name " Saint Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to
imitate which is felony,
Those who wish _le have the Medicine immediately from,
the 1)okt-tor...lay 'sending the money for any quantity they think
proper,-Will have diem sent by such carrier as- they•shail ap-
point. Post-Office orders for any sum may be sent by post,
and the balance will be returned in the box, or orders with
cash inclosed will be duly attended to. -
Dr. Solomon, when consulted, 'expects his usual Fee of
Half-a-Ghinea. Such letter should, for safety, be thus
directed, " Money letter. Dr. Solomon, (dilead' House,
near Liverpool."
Vamphlets'of cures may be had gratis Of any reputable
Medicine Vender in every Market Town.
. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 16, Strand, London; • Mr.
Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter and Mr. Stid, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidion,and
Husband, Elder and Cu. Edinburgh; Nit. Baxter, Glasgow;
IV. Cameron, Greenock e G. Browning:Paisley ; H. Craw-
ford, Ki • - nock • ' W • Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P.
Whi • isa Vr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; Carson, New-
,• Millen, Kirkcudbright; T.lll4Cred-e, Kirk.
,iOrq...Blyalen-Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan, Dun-
;-• Cfnigie, Montrose; Mitchell, and Anderson,
An rdeen ;' Dr. White, Banff; M'lntosh, Inverness ; T.
M'KentieeStoma way ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnsen and
Bisset', Perth; W.Auderson, Sterling; Cain:old Reid, Leith;
Alexander, Dunfermliee ; IVI !son, Dunbar; Vinnet,
biaath ; Dickson, Dumfries; Pherson, Berwick;
Werkne, Alit trick ; Pateteen, Arnetemot, and lainiesnn, re•
terhead ; M‘De.naid, Trengate, Glasgow; and by most
Beektei:Oera and Venders of latent Medicines in the UniteJ
Kinbd in. -