The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-12 00:00:00

CIAVZSIIND, MAT,TO.

Passed hr—the Louisa,. —;,,front- ILindite ; Hope,
Epys, from Dieppe ;" Staffird, ; SuceesS, ;
and Industry, 'food, from Pinau ; Juno, Jameson, Iron;
Memel ; and Vrow Bena, Blaker, trom'Embden."
- ,Sailed—the Ilamburgen kose, Hoverellge, for }Umbra' ;
Ceres, Pieters, for Dublin ; Susannah, —, and Panbur-
held, —, for Harnhro' ; Hope, Wood, for Londeoilerry ;
and Emerald, —, for Jamaica.

Rank Stock

PRICE U

VL&TV

Navy Slur Cent. 9641
per Cent. 0971 941 3i
' Irish 5 per, Cent. •
4 per Cent. COIL 78j ii
3 per Cent. )Leif. s9;i
; porCcnt.Con.
Ditto Scrip
Hunk I.ongA no. ISk 3-16
Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-36 i
Ditto Scrip

STOC;KA,

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DA Y
India Stock
Ditto 1;,,0ds s. dis.
• Exchequer I;1lIs dig.
NOV ditto
luttcr Tickets, . ••
Onininin gi 0 •
Imp Cr. 3 'per Cent.
Ditto Ann.
Lank for Acgount
India for 7t.;tly
Con. for May 6! 607 g 6t

TO COUNTRY GENTLEMEN AND OTHER.

*** The tollowing Restorative Medicine is in such RePute,
as to be used ajid!scominciuled by many of the Faculty.
:For NERVOUS ,DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY••
Loss of Memory, r Feebleness, . .
Dimness Of Sight, •• Horrors of the Mind,
Pains in the Back and Loins,. 'Paralytic Complaints, &c.
Tremblings,,
I-lUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAMI,e PILLS,
Country Gentlemen and otheri are informed; that they may
be supplied with this v,thiable. edicine by sending their
Orders by Coachmen or -Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash
in a sinallParcel, directed to Mr: ]OLIN WADE, No. 163,
Fleet-...trect,,London, for which purpose complete Pack-
ing ,Boxes are, provided for sending It with safety to any
part of this Kingdom, Ireland; Scotland, See. . ,
11UNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
LI FE and HEALTH, is the first Medicine in the:
World tbr restoring and invigorating the Constitutions of per-.
sons weakened and debilitated by a course of dissipated plea-
: sures,' or indeed by any other causes. Every day produces
fre6tificcounts of the singularsuccess of this invaluable Re=
storative .Medicine,: and many Gentlemen have been candid,
enough to declare, that it has succeeded in cases when every,
other Medicine proved Ineffictual:
*,* Gentlemen of the 'first distinction in this kingdont;-
as well as others, whose constitutions were broken anddebi-
litated, have experienced the.mud ettils of this Restorative
Medicine. For Nervous Disorders, proceeding from excessive
drinking,dissipated pleasures, the umuoderate use of tea, or
from whatever occasions great debility and relaxation of the
solids, a hatter and safer Medicine cannot be taken. Num-
bers who had undergone too powerful courses of Mercury
(that bane of health),. which reduced them to a state of mi-
serable existence, received the utmost benefit- front this Re-
storative ; for, after loss of strength and Vigour, they hap-
, pity regained their former health.—For rnts in the Back
and Loins, Gleets and seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there
is not any Medicine in public or private practice which has
been so successful.

Gentlemen froin the. East and West Indies, whose habits
were relaxed .hy the, heat of those climates, have received
scat benefit from this Inedichie; aS well as Officers belong.
mg to the Army and Navy, whose conStihttions were im-
paired bk hard servise. thr:variouS,change& of climate,.&c. •
l'ersons far advanced in years should frequently take a few
boxes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen
them, be the means of preventing varions.disorders, and. in
some measure guard against the ravages of time. This Re-
storative may be taken with greaksatety,, by both sexes, at
any season of the year, without restraint. or confinement.

• Extraauf a Letter reeei vat froin.a Gentletrian.
"As td the Efficacy of the ReStorative in Neivous
Complaint, I' should feel myself in a manner titigrSteful,
if I did not acknowledge the • great benefit:L. retvived,!when
various other Medicines had been tried to .no purpose; and,
therefore, although I have been in the habit of -acquiring
no small knowledge, in•the physical way, I must' say, that
1 have itot Met with auy thingequal .to .11unter'ajtestora-
tive Balsam."
Note. This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which produce
more.gradual and lasting etfcts than ail 'the internal tbrnt ;
the finer parts of tlic Balsam are also beater preservocl.
To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehouses, No. 163,
Fleet-street, 'and No. Old Bond-street ; Tutt, Royal
Exchange; Matthews, Strand Walsh,- No. 6; Catherine..
street; Crutwcll, Printer, Bath; Swiyney,
Tesseyman, York ; Binns9 Leeds ; ,aßcl of,:all other-Venders
of Medicines in Town and Country, •.tiriee 6s. the BOR ;
or it may be had, in larger Boxed, priee•only tl-.;Bs. ' which,
contain the quantity of six small Boxes,. as made up for the
Army, Navy, &c.
A Pamphlet on the Virtues. of, the 'Resoritivc, with' a
List,of important Cures annexed, may he had of Venders,
price 6d.

, •
Ti..) BE SOLIY BY- AUCTION,
A t,the Hen-and isickerts, -Birmingham, on ig &Ines& y
the I,th day of May, at Four &CIO& in the Afternoon,
subject to Conditions then to be produced, in one or more
• Lots. as may hoagoted on at the
. A very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of
I E, with suitable Out-buildings; si-
tuat.c in the Parishpf. King's Norton, in thy county of Wor-
cester, on t! Turnpike Road from Birnungham to ;lees-
, ter, and distant a little more than a mile froth the toivtif of
Birtniugham„ containing about Forty;six Acres statute mea.
sure, more or less, in the possession of. T. Woodcock, as
Tenant from year to year.
And• also to be Sold by Atielion,
At the Lion, in Stratfont.upon-Aron on 'Thursday. the, aZth
day of,
May, at fqur o'clock in the Afternoon, trt one or
• •.-4. • . -
ntore ot , as may bewee on at the Sale, stalled to the
Conditions of Sale then to Estate,
;
• Another Fargtenti.E.ree.hold Estate, with convenient Out-
buildings, situitte in litshopton, in the CoUnty at ‘VarwiLk,
containing about a statute Atrts of Land, in the possession
of,TitnotlTSmitli, .who.also holds from yearto year; -This
Estate is distant about one*tafilt from Stratford7upon-Avon,
oirtliedEkunpike-mod to Birmingham, '
..For! *tit:olm apply to Mr. Dodson, of Cound, near
S,brcwsbury; or of Air.- Warreu, Auctioneer; or. Aiesrs.
Gem anti Son,' Attoriai,":s.-at-LaW, in Birmingham; or Mr.
Leigh, A tthmeytat4—taw,. Liverpool.
(One Property).