The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-01 00:00:00

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• Catisa latci, iris est ncitissiiTia.
EXTRACT, or ANr,ilA of
.QUASSIA:

T.lEU.l%.:Colonel ()Li Eft., ,iti the late Catit
in India, and during the Siege of Seringaiiata .v.ts
afflicted with i)yseutei-Y and general c hy
Hallam and C.o.'s -E T fi,..1•1 NIA:AdV '4.IA
trie'pirtieulats or coiriniun :ated in
the following Letter, tc D. l Na. 74, Borough, v:th the
ekpress desire that it maybe made public • ,
. No. Ili; -Wigniore..street, Cavendish-square;
, l'eni.iary t 6, tior.
In the late CamiTaign in India'N-hich terthinatel stn lor':.-o-
-natelV.Hror the BritisiA. Empire); f, was exposed, dll•it),,;
marcilthrottgli the Mysore, to excessive fatht.ite and 'a burn:-
ing sun, that ene‘vate,l iny whole system, which increased
rapidiy.in the course of the SiC'f.o of Seringapatam • during
which, from the dampness of tire Imre:lei:mei-as; I' Was
taci;e..l. with a violent Pycentery, and by furtrfer exertion in
the carrying, by assault' this itraportant place, was so far re..
as to, be Tendered incapable or further service : the
whole SYstein had received a shuck that
.threatetteit im-ne-
diate dissolution, no part of it seemed longer capable 9f per 4
forming its proper' flax:flak ;', the st:,rnacii and =We is were
unable to retain the small quantity of food taken, which
passed otrirnmediatejy ; the NervOus System anti Muscular
libres were equaily al&cteif with constant tremor and debi-
lity, to such a degree as to render even walkiirg
Thivatteclion, with the constant irritation on the
Storn'ach and Bowels, produced continual pain and fatigue.
.During my passage to England, had every assistance;
without the smallest-advantage. On my arrival, I procure
Medical Aid from every quarter that was; thought likeiy tp
teliel, and tbr several Months attended regularly the
itiedicine and tegimgn.prescribed by iny Physicians; without,
recei7ing the. Ipast benefit.

October last I called on you, to inquire if T-lallatri.and
co.'s Excrael, or:4nima of Quassia; was likely to be olser-
vice hi ,my, hope.,css situation. took. it from. your recomp
riendatiob; and have the "happiness of,:fee.ling myself per-
tectie restored; and that., brtaidng a few boxes oily.
very iew,does produceci an ear,c ..nd regularity in the swimicta
ruidi bowels, th 4 had not sinc, tiie ‘;irSt
attack of the disorder. FR.sit,nt, the wi,ole train of
tressiiny sytuptonii were soon el;' rclicv,cd, and I..bave
now pie happiness to enjoy a suite or hcitlth 1 bad little rea.
son to Expect. • •
tjt.,`•,---The.' Proprietors p'rticularly request Purchasertz Will
be careful to observe, ca;al) bor. has a (...;:,rtiti.cate,
r..d ink," E. Hallam And C 0.." as no other ca,,, posmbly he
genuine. • _ _

Sqld Wholesale onl7, .1-ly B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and
retail, by Pidding, No, 76, Oxtbrd-street ; Newberg, r,,rner
of
,St. Clitir,..ll-yard; Pearsall, No.
.231, High Ilpl-
horn ; Tutt, Royal E,xchange ; Al, Pall-Mall;
and. No. IP', Piccadtily ; and Tuirie;--INII9.- 127, "
boxes of .s. and res. 6:1. each and large pack.ages,. contain-
lug five boxes, il. 2t. each, Duty •
~c,

7k 4, Rs. -PRICE, :Widow of Win'. Mr, Price;
LYE. late Vicar. of. St. Jahri'.3, Chester, begs tb acquaint
Dr. Solomon, that having toren for zri.:on:;ideraijie tiine griev-
otrsiyilliao s%ith 4 nervons'andlifilibus.,.-om),i:tint, want •of
appetite, indigestion, kc.,f sq or which '.,: ti,t/, best -advice
of the most able Physicians` of- Li,i,atpot,i, wher.f"-slic
te-
sides Tor the •benefit orSea. air, ail tne Sinai lesx
-benefit, until, by Urgent solicitations of frftn,ls., sne inatle.n3o
of a bottle of the CORDIAL BALM :Id GILEAD,
which 'Mrs. P. assures-Dr. -Sdlomon has coiniktelyrestor-
ed her.healtn. Any service this Note maybe to Dr. -Sofa:,
anon, Mrs. Price' wishes _he may make use of, and slic
feel, pleasure in answering any Lady's inquiry ; theretOre
Mrs. ...thinks it prUdent to add her signature._

M. PRICE.

No. 7, Summer Scat, Bevington-Bush,
? Liverpool, April Sz,•1801.
Mrs. P; is the Datlghter or the late worthy arid much It-
men ted Alder Man Bolland, of Chester.
Extract of a Letter from on board His Majesty's Ship Ville
• de Paris, to Dr. Solomon, LiVerpoot. • . •
Dear Sir,
Inclosed is an Order on the Postmhster of Liverpool, for
51. please to send another Box of the Cordial Balm of Gilead;
the former has done miracles ; I am considerably better, and
would no doubt have been quite'cured had I .ruicit'ue of the
whole,but as one of our men was in a deep.decline, add not
expected to live many days, I spared him one of Utz bottles,
and he is now perfectly recovered tO a good ftate of health.—
Your 'excellent Medicine is the praise of the whole Ship's
Company. I bey will senit the box as. soon as possible to
r4t)u r Obedient Servant, JAMES WARD.'
The Cordialllalin of Gilead is sold at Half-a-Guinea a
bottle, and in five pound caa's;'containing the quantity of I:.
small bottles, whereby there is a saving of 11. 6s. by all Veit,.
ders Of Genuine Medicines in. the United Kingdom. "

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No,. 9, New Bridge-Street,' London.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, Igor.
T- BEG leave to inform you, that ever since tits
year 179&,. I .have been ailliAed with 'the Lues Vene-
ta ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ut
Medicine prescribed by. the most'eminent of the -14atrulty
here, and undergding several severe courses 'of salivation,
and tWiCe dischavreci from tilt; Hospital, with little relief,
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. • in tila
spring of last year my disorder= had got to Such a head,
nearly, to put a period to my existence—l. had a large ulcer
on the cictwa of my head, one 'on each arm, and my lt.-7;s
were nrbke frightfmil Manner- ; 'my right waS dreati.:
fully and had be:t7n kn, a, State of ulceration fort he
last seven years; my left had also two large nodes •on 4,-
was - very much 'discoloured, amid gave me suth.excnitiat-
ing pain, particularly' when warm in 'tied, as nearly to de-
rive me of :rest; in this lamentable state, .1 was recom-
mended by Mr. Thempso, (who receiJed so -great a
citre by them heiej, to take' your Leake's 'Patent .
which I began to •do.on the 26th of May ; in the coursi:
of. a fortnight, • I began to receive benefit-,in little inore
thiin a month, the tileermt on my herd, and •-arinS •were
soundly healed—sdon atter, the sores on, thy legs healed
also; leaving, however, consitterable discolouration ln the
skin, and pam in the bone of the lett, which, by the
sing of God, and a -little longer perseverance in yo.tr,milva--
'Liable Medicine, subsided.; the
_nodes dispersing, the-skits
repining its. natura hue; 'and the nocturnal • pains '.gradually
going oft:: I thus became, by your liberal adVice and Me--
dicine, perfectly free frorri all my former' compfaints-7-
have recovered my former spirits and "strength, and -am •
come jolly and. fit, in which stateHhaying continued NiAq
months to .the astonishment of all!wlio. knew use, urn at
a loss in what terms to c'N press My' gratitude, bur• beg you,
for the 'good' of Other suaring mortals, •to make this my
case as public as possible, as I shall on cvecy, 'occasion ;
jrt so doing,: you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratful,
obedient, very himible servant, •• • ALE M Ul.oc.k: R.
-sWan's Close; High-street, Edinburgh. -
Witnesses to the abbve Cive
long THOAtPSON, No. 3,, New Poultry Market; and
Jong:WIN-cosi-1, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprieto'r,
•
THOS-AS TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of -Stir.
• geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridfe-streot.;. Londitri;
where, after a constant residence of more thaii thirty-siX
years, in a pradice particularly direeted to the cure of
• Vtnereal-Complaints and thew incidental to the ..Parts or
Generation, with that invialable secrecy which m,n of
his profession. should always observe in such cases, he
flatters him Self, the advice and assistance Ins 'gratuitoly
administers to perons taking this •Medicine, wile lit~
esteemed, by- a• discerning Public, as an advantage sel-
lioni attainable and void•of all ambiguity.
.Also sod, by his al3-p)int mein, for the' convenience :of
those living at a .distance, at the. Perfumdr's, No. 35, St.'
Alhan's-stretit, ; the Toyshop, No, •103,
ford-street; Mr. Disborougli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; •
Mr. Steel's, 'Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Luttae.
hill ; Mr. Watson's, South-bridge, Edinburg-11_4' 'Mr.. Call-
well's, Dublin; and by one' pecson in every' Considerable •
• town in Great Britain and 'reboil, in BekesofTquir, a's 9.V.
each, sealed •up . with full. and plain;,(iir,iqifs,-wheroy.
persona of either sexmay cure themselves vs.:til..ease, speed,
secrecy, and safety.
B. Every' Box sold in Great Eliltain is sealed' up with
a Stamp, on wiiich,.Py. !2.osnrnissioners i
printed, at •the Stamp-Of-lice-4 -N ', New
C
B:id,:T,e-street,"!--to ' tilt' °Oars'
are ounterfeitsi ''• • . •

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