The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

P#lG'.ol7 STOCKS

SAtTAIRDAY.
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Bank Stock, 213 ludia.S.lock, shut • '
Navy 5 per Cent. 94 I-I . Indta Bonds, is. 2s. diS.,
i per Cent. 1797, South. Sea(Slock, shut..,
Irish 5 per.cent: • New Ann, shut • .
4 per tent_ 8:2; Si.ll •Z i 1-il- -- 's
ExeAcq ..s1 i, par 3 . 2S. pr.
'3 per Cent. Red. -6z i;,; i Ornniutn, 61- i 3s 6 • •
3 per-:,2t. Con. 61i 624.-k 6r,i-i -linperial,3 pet Cent..6l4 '
BA-A L. Ann. 17 5,3-161tpsi. i Ditto Alv.BN9-160s
Ditto Short-,Ann. 1 eons. rot 24111 tory, 63,183i.1.

The folkiwing. (being a Fad) is worth remark:

‘ /IRS. COLLINGS 23, Great Windmill,sfreet,.
Haymarket, was seven rears afiLleil with firu..lanchol y'
.thoughts, .distu,r'ordi sleep, frightful fir,!ains, pains in the
stoindcia, and in narking cough, and consurap-
th'e.habit ; a general fassitlide on the muscular system, inie-
much-Ca-Lithe!. ekistence- was a biirthen. Death sterned more
to be.desitcd thaw life. .T.lre,uffiteted. with, Nervous Disor-
ders of evory.elass,, are indebted
.to this Lady, for this,..as.
we,l.as for personal infMniatiou (tO her own 'Sex.) how she
obtained her cure, viz. by the use -of Dr. Gardner's Altera-
tive-.Pit s, and corilial ;liatture, without continernent.;-:-
4'.. S. This, amongst thousands. of other cases, proves those
Medicines liniment and efficacious: Prepared by the Doifor,
No. 74, tong-Acre, near Bow-street ; 3, High-street, Shore_
ditch ; and .sold by Mr, T. Gardner,: Surgeon, 34, 11"1611-
street, Birmingham. .

• -To,THOMks TAYLOR, 'Esq.
. .
No g, New Bridge-Street, London.
.I-Sor.oured Sir, Edinburgh, March iS, act.
I
13EG leave to inform you, that ever since th.fi
year • r 790, I haVe been atiiitled whit the Lues Vehe.
rei • which,- front its' obstinately- resisting every ceurse of
• Mehicive prescribed by the. most eminent .of the Faculty
nete,..atel uedergoing several severe, courses of salivation,
and twice discharged from 'the Hospital, witli little relief,
Would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the
spring of fait year my disorder had goteto 'such a head, as
nearly to put a period to my existence —I had a, large ulcer
on the crown of my:- head, one on each arm, and my legs
were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread.
fully' painful, 'and had been in.a state of ulceration for the
Last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it,
was very much discoloured, `and gave me such excrutiat_
ing pain, particularly when warm •in bed, as nearly net de.
pnve me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recorn.'
mended by Me. }. Thompsere . (who received So great a ,
cure by them here)i to• take your Leake's Patent Pills,
which, 1 began to de', on the • 1.6t1i.01. Nay ;in Pie course
of a fortnieht,• 1 began to . receiye- benefit-e-in• little ream
then a month, the ulcers on my head and arms Were
soundly healed—soon after, the sbres• on my legs ,healed
also; leaving, hoevever, constuerable diseoloetration hi the
skin, and pain in the buneof the lett, which, by the 31es.
sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva.--
luable Medic•ine,'.Shbsidev/;',' the nodes dispersing, the skin
regaining its natural 'hue, and the
.nistturnal ,peirts gradually
going olt; I thus became, by your, liberal advice and Me-
Clieine, • perteeily tree from' all 'my -dormer ecoMplaints—
ve •recovered toy. feernee ,epiritseand et repair, . and am 'be-
come jolly end in Willo -steteereaving centinued many
months to the este-re:A[l'mq or all who knew me, I ain at
a lose in what terms to , express my -eratitude, but ,beg
for the. good of, other sintering, merrals, to make this my
case is public es possible, as I shall on every occasion;
in so' doing, you will-greatly -ehliee, Sire your grateltil,
obedient, very Luiniile*rveht, • A L EX. AILIRK.,E-14..
Swan's Close, 'High-street,
Witnesses to the above Cur-e
'Torte Te.o.erasore, No: e, New l'oialtry..Market ; and
IonNNPINTosii, 014 Assembly-Close; Edinburgh, .
Prepared and Sold' by the Prep decor,
T HOM es T.: e•ecra,,Meinber of the Revel College of. Sue:-
geons, at his H9use, No. 9, N,nw Bridge-street; London;
'where, after a conetaet.reselenee Of more than thirty-six
years, in a practice particularfy el:retted to 'the cure of
• Vettereal-Fomplaints those incidehtal to the Patti of
Generation, with that drivtoleble :secrecy, which men; of
• his profession slioeld always obserVe in such cases, he.
flatters'himsell-, the ierd'assietnice tie gratuitously
administers .to persons. taking ;this Medicine, • will :be
-esteemed, by a diseerniii' Piififie, "as an edyentagesel.
dom. attainable and void oi'all'Arribigitity.
Also sold, by his !appoirftment,e fig the convenience- of
those living at. a distaneee at. the., Perfumer's,. No,. 35, St.
Alban's-street, Pall-M4ll ; the Toys'ilep, No. roe,
ford-street; Lir. Disborough'se'No. ee ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No_ r, , Union-row, Little Tower.
hill;_ Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, •Edinieurgle; Mr. Mac.
Ulasgovy ; Mr. Callwcil's, Dublin; and Jay, one
-person in every considerable town in'Great Britain and
ladd, in Boxes of only as. ed. eich,.seaied up with full
awl. plain directions,. whereby persons. of either sex rosy
cut'e'thernelves . with 'ease, sieed, secrecy, and safety.,
13. Every Box soht in Grear'Britain is sealed up. wish
a Stang), on •whierf, by favour of the Commissioners is
pritaed, at the Stamn Oltice—" T. Taylor, No. 9, New
13 iiclee-street."--to imitate which is Fdony, and. all others
are Countertals. .