The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-01 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at St. Paul's Church, Covent-girden,
Witney Mdbourn West; Psq. of Hammersmith, to Miss
Crumie, oily dau6ltter of Sir Michael Croinie,

DIED.• •
On Monday, last, at Lee, near Rumsek, Hants, Mrs. J.
Warner, wife of Joseph Warner, jun. Esq.
On Monday- evening last, at a very advanced age, Mrs.
Hill, relict oethe late Rev Thomas Hill, at the Close, Sa-
lisbury. • • .
Oe ftresday'last, at Ashlek, near Bath, in consequence of
a fall front her horse, the Lady of John M'Clintock, Lsq.
of Driucar, County of Louth, Ireland.
The same day, at his house in Y4)rk-street, St. James's-
square, Mrs. CiiiSon, wife of john Gibson, Esq.
On Sunday,- in C; mat Cumberland-street, Mrs. Jeniungs,
wife of
_I. C. Jennings, Esq.
Lately at Culyham, ut Surrey, aged 75 years, Mt. lienry,
urawtor;

On the r9th instant, at Ripley, in Surrey, in the 824 year
at his age, N-lr. Thomas Harrison.

, TO COU-NTRV GENTLEMEN,AND OTHERS.
*** The ibllowing Restorative Medicine is In st11;11 Repute,
as•to be used and recommended by many of the Faculty.

For:NERVOUS DISORDERS'a'ncI'INWARD DECAY,
Loss ofAlerrtory, Feebleness, -
Dimness of Sigfit, florrcks of the Mind,
Pains in the: Back and. Loins, Paralytic Complaints, Szc.
Trcmblings,

HUNTER's RESTORATIVE ,BALSAMIC PILLS,
Country Gentlemen and others are informed, that they may
be supplied with this valuable Medicine by sending their
Orders by Coachmen or Newsmen, or by inclosing Cash
in a small rarer}, diree,led to Mr. JOHN WADE, N0.'163,
. Fleet-street, London, for which purpose tomplete.
Pack-
ing Boxes are provided tar sending it with-safety to any
Bart of tins Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &c. &C. '
EFINTER's RESTORATIVE • BALSAM of
LI FE and ILEA LTI-1, is the first Medicine in the
World for restoring and invigorating the .Constitutions of per-
sons weakened and debilit44.ll by a course ofdissipaled plea-
sures, et indeed. by any othei causes.- Every day piodeees
'fresh account's orthe singular success of this invaluable .Re-
storative Medicine,. and many • Gentlemen have been candid
enough to declare,r that. it has .succeeded in cases when every
other Medicine proved ineWeclual.
*a' Gentlemen of the first distinaion..in this kingdom,
-as well as others, whose constitutions were broken and debi-
litat4(l, have experienced the good ellimis of this Restorative
:Medicine. For Nervous DiSorders, proceeding freinexcessive
thinking, dissipated pleasures, the immoderate use of tea; or
'froth whatever bccawons great debility and rejaxation of the
solids, a better and sail!r Medicine cannot be taken. Num,
bets who had undergone too powerful courses of MlPteitry
(that bane of-health), which -re.fueed them to a state of mi-
serable existence, received .the utmost benefit from this Re-
storative ; for, after foss of strength and vigour, theyizap-
pity regained their former health.---For pains- in the. Back
and Loins, (Accts. anti seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there
is not any Alcdicine in public or private pradlice which has
been so successful.

• Gentlemen froM.the East and West Indies, whose habits
were relaxed by the heat of those elitnate3, have received
great benefit from this medicine, as well as Officers
.hetong-
,- ing to the Army and Navy, whose constitutions were iiii-
pairo by hard service, the, various changes of climate, lize..•
Persons far advanced'in years should frequently take a few
boXes of this Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen
them, be the means. of preventing various disorders, . and in
some measure guard against the ravages of time., This ge.•
storative may be taken with greatsatety, by both soles, gat
• any season of the year, without restraint or confinement.
EXtrael era Letter received front 4 Gentleman.
As! .to•the Efficacy of the Restoraiive :in my Nervous
Complaint, I should feel' myself in a manner ungrateful,'
if I did.not acknowledge the great.benutit.-I received, when
various other Medicines had been tried to no purpose; and,
- therefine, although I have been in the habit of acquiring
no small knowledmi in the physical way, I must say; that
I have not met with any thing equal to Hunter's Restcna—
tive Balsam." •
Note. ThiS Restorative is prepared in Pills, which produce
more gradual and lasting effects than all the internal forms ; •
the finer parts of the ilalsaM are. also better preserved.
To be' had at Wade's *Mi.xlicinal. Warehouses, No, 163,
.Fleet-strect, and NO. 13; Old Bond-street ; Royal.
Exchange; Matthews, Strand;- Walsh, -No. 6, Catherine-
street ; Crutwell, Printer, . Bath ; Swinney, . Birmingham ;
Vesseynian,'York i • I3inns, Leeds ; and of all other Venders
of_ Medicines in Tow n 'and Country, price -6th Id:411e -nevx ;
or it may be had in. larger Boxes, .prtee only 11, Bs. , which
Contain the quantity of six small Boxes, as Made up for the
Army, Navy; &c.
A Pamphlet on the
•Virtues of the Restorative,- with a
List of important Cures annexed, may be had of the VenderS,
price 6d. ,