The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-26 00:00:00

DIED,

On the 22,d inst. at Thoresby Park, Nottinghamshire, thf
Hon. Evelyn Pierrepoidt„ one of the Representatives of the
County.
On Tuesday last, 'at Burwood, in Surrey, Mrs. Currie, in
ille' 76th year of her arc.
Yesterday, Mrs. William Sims, of Newington-place, Sur-
rey.

PRICE 0)
3A TUR

F STOCKS,
DAY.

Bank Stock 1134 IRS
Navy 5 per Cent.,toq Ipl
5 per Cera. 1797, root tok
Irish 5 per t.:99
per Cent. Con-. S 6
,611
3 per. Cent. Red, 63ti•
3 per Cent. Con. 69 '
Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Ann., zo
Ditto Short. Arin. 5 3-I&
Ditto Scrip -

India Stock 218 220
Exchequer Bills s. s. s.dist
New ditto
Ncw S. S. Stock
per Ccnt. 17514
oinnitun 244
Inver. 3 per Cent.
lli•to Ann.
dank for Op.
India fOr Account 21q
Consols for Ditto. ogi

FRENCH BURRS, DUTCH TARRAS, FRENCH and
ENGLISH I'LAISTER,GOLOGNE PEAK, MARBLE.
MOOR and GRINDSTONES, seasoned.OAK,, and ELlq
PLANK, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. PAULIN,
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, apt, -and Two following Days, at
Eleven, on. the Premises, Poplar MarshAVall,.by Direc•
tion of the Exc.nitors of, Mr-. James Cooper, Millwright
and-Mill-stone M.nthant, de-eased,
LL his VALUABLE STOCK IN TRADE,
1-1 comprising about Four Tiidusand prime French Burrs,.
sundry French Mill-stOnei readytnade,- Thirty-four Tons et
French and English Plaister in Lumps, Five Hundred Bushels
of Autch Tarras, Sixteen Coiogne Twenty-five.
Mocr-stones„ T welve Peak. ditto, upwards of Twenty CIO
then of four and five-feet Grindstones, one. Pair of Marble
'R.unner Mill-stones, six-tent diameter 4 about One Hundred
Lott of three-inch, two and an' half-inch, t..vo-hick, and one
• and an.half.;nch. prime seasoned Oak Plank Two Thousand
-Feet of dry seasoned Elm-Plank, a anantity of Beach ditto,
a quantity of Oak Stilling Bottom, and a great variety of-o;liet
. •
.-May'be viewed three clays preceding the Sale, when Cata-
logues:may-he had on the Premises at the Gfeen Man, Lay-
•tonstOne ; the Red Lion, :Ilford the Ship Tay.em, Leaden-
hall-street and Of the Auctioneer, Broad-street, Ratclitf.
NEW-SORT-OF WHEAT. •
ANEW SPECIES-6f RED. WHEAT is offeri
to the Curious, which has the following most
properties : t. It ripens near a month sooner than Englisi'
Wheat. a. It gives a much incr,..ase, full onejfeurtl
more on an Acre, - than any English Wheat, and, it managed
according to the printed UireetionS inclosed with it, it' is
wonderfully prolific. 3.-"lts skin is tender and thin, its clout
very white and fine, and its tastepzeuliarly
Bags of this Seed, from which twenty bushels may be e 74-
retied. in retuilyare.:sold at .Cracker's, St. Alban's-streer,
-near Fall-Mall, price Jos. 6d. each, with printed, particu-
lars inclosed., of a -new method of cultivating Corn, by
which an immense expence is saved, - and yet the returns are
thirty per cent. more than by-the common methods. NO
Credit—Pay- Postage. •

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. g, New Bridge-Street, London.
- Honoured sir, 'Edinburgh, March 18, 18„ar•
T 14EG leave to informthat you, ever' since the
-I. year 1190,. I have been of lieted with the Lues Vence
rea e--which, from . its obstinately -,resisting every' course or
Medicine prescribed' by the most eminent of the Fecalitf
here, and undergoing several severe courses .of salivation,
. and twice discharged front the Hospital, with little
wotad appear to_ be of the most inveterate nature. In t/16 -
spring of last year thy disorder had got to such a head, 34
- nearly to put a period. to my existence— had, a large ulcer
ou the crown of my head, one -on each arm, and my le,gs'
were broke out in.?. frightful manner ; my right vas dread.,
fully painful, and had been in 'a state of ulceration for IA
last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on irf
was very _much' discoloUred, and • have me sueleexcrutiard
ing.pain, particularly when, warm in be 4, as nearly to
priveme of test; in tins lamentable state, I was recoil'.
mended by Mr. J . Thompson, (who received so gre.e.t 4e
• cure by • them - here), - to: take vour leake's Patent Pita'
which I began to do•on the Atli. of May ; in the course
of a fc,rtileekt, began to receive benefit—in little more
than a montli the ulcers on my herd and arms were •
soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my lege healed
• also; - however, consinerable discolonration in-fns
skin:, and pain in the' bone of the lett, which, by the
sing of :het a. little longer-perseverance in your inviie
limbic Medicine,. subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the sein:
regaining its neturat hue, and the nocturnal pains gradaalit
thus.became, by your liberal advice and Mc'
•nicirie,., perfeetlY- free from all my. former complaint"'
-nave recovered myVom rer spirits and strength, and am t?"
coine jolly and fat, in which state havingcontinued inga „
months to the • aStoniblunent of all. Nv.ho knew me, I ailr a
a loss in what terms to' express my gratitude, but beg pat
to the good of other suileting mortals, to make this PI
Case es eutelic as possible, as I shall on every ezca.9.11,;"
in so doing you will' greatly iablige, Sir, your grateful,
o.!;eedietit, very humble servant,- .ALEX. AIIIRKEK•
S"Wan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
. • Witnesses-to the above Cure:
JOHN Titozer SON' No.' 3; New Poultry Market; and
JOHN MI "Neros if, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh..
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
TIIOMAs Lox, MCIOLI of the Royal 'College of
geons, at his House, No. 9, New Tridge-etreet, London.;
where; after a constant residence of more than thirtv-sil
years, in a practice Particularly directed .to the: cure
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the 'Parts ni
Generation, with. that invilable secrecy which inW
his peolession should always observe in such cases: r`
tlatterS himself, the advice and assistance ha. gratuitousit
adminieters to persons taking this Medicine, will
esteemed,, by a discerning Public, as an advantage se
dom attainable and.vold of all ambiguity. -
• Also sold; by his appointment; for the 'convenience g47,i;
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35'
, Alban's-street„ - ; - the - Toyshop, No., To 3.
ford. street ; Disiatirough's, NJ. y, -
nr: St ells, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tot" j -
• hill; . Mr. Watson's', - South-bridge., Edinbuigh; Mr. Caaie
well's, Dublin ; and. by one person in every coneide"
townin Great Britain and- Ireland, in Boxes only/' ye
each; sealed up' with'. full and plain diredions, witefeeei,,
• persons of eitheesex may cure themselves with case,
secrecy, and safety.,
N. B. Every• Box sold in great Britain is sealed up witl
ise
a Stamp, on which, by favourof the Cominissionerce.
(printed, at the Stamp-Office--" T. Taylor; No. 9, i-beea
street,".-,-tó imitate which is Felony,' and all or
are Counterfeits.