The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-10 00:00:00

WANTS A PLACE,

AS GARDENER, or as Gardener and Keeper;
a Man thirty yL-.1r3 of age, a good Shot, patealy
understands the Garden Busintmss in all its Pram:hest ha
lived in very respeEtable Families ; can have: a pixi Cha.
ra.tter from his last Place. No Person ncedapply, except
they wish to give Encourao-ement.
Address to W. T. at Mr. Thomas Taylor's, Guffaw,
Lewisham, Kent.

Large- OFFICE PENS, Peculiarly Well Cut.
THE *evident advantages of having Writing
Pens well cut and well ,shaped to the fingers, and
of that true elastic Mould, as Ripe and Seasoned Quills ,
only are capable of answering, and bearing that nice cud-
ness f.epowts which a clean and open slit will rendtv
snio;:th and tine, as to write any kind of hand with peribei
freedom and pleasantness.--This circumstance must not
only be very convenient, hut truly interesting to every
person in the habit of writing ; great pains have been
taken to seled a proper Stock of Prime Qualified and Sea.
soned Quills for this purpose, in order to reino‘e the evil,
abaci Pens, so justly and
.universally complained of, in
this country.
Made and sold by E. Williams, Stationer to the Duke
and Dutchess of York (successor to Mr. IlLunire),•No. ae
Strand, near Char ing -cross, tendon.
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gr Old Pens mended, and made asnew.

MARRIAGE;,, • • •
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HOW many Men to all appearance in thiprinte
of life, who have not yet arrived to the Iliffe 'Of
years, are rendered miserable to themselves and useless 6b
the great chain of Society, which they have eitha brought
on themselves, or, by the force of had example, are giver
up to a Secret Vice; the consequence is, that their Mind
as well as Body is debilitated; to those the NERVOUS
CORDIAL is recommended, and for which, Dr. Etc*.
dum obtained His • Majesty'.s- Royal Letters patent ; it
will -ptOteel them front the mfirnuties of old age and 4
wretched dissolution. Amidst the agonizing refleetionsof
conscious guilt, how many arc there of both Sexes. that
are deterred front entering into the married state; by Wit;
mitres which delicacy forbids them to disclose; and those
are not a few, rvho being already married, arc rendered mi.
serable for want of those tender pledges of, nuttual love,
without which, happiness in this state is at least very pc
carious. The Vice aboVe alluded to, causes in WOJTICCA.
Irregularity, Pains in the Back and Chest, Hysterics;
Spasms,. Loss of Appetite, acc.--,ln Meti,•,it, causes Im-
becility, Languor, Relaxation, Nervous Complaints,
bility. Anxiety, and a long train of melancholic Disorders.'
The Nervous Cordial ,stands unrivalled, as.it has Wei
analized by the first Piefessor.,..•• anti Medical Men
_Europe
can produce. and may be retied on in giving immediate
relict and certain ease in most stages of Nervous Com-
plaints, this salted Medicine has been productive of ge-,
neral good, and the many restored to the blessings of
health, from the gates of ritsith,. by this inestimable .Pre... •
par4tion, is the highest etiloeiunt which could,possibiy.tee.
paid to Dr. Brodunt, and is, indeed; hiS..llO2St -Ond
ward. .
The Botanical Syrup arid Nervous Cuclial to be had.
at the Doctor's House, Noe', Albion-street, seven Doors'
from the Leverian Museitin, Dim:l:friar's Bridge, in, Bottles
at ii. 25. its. 6tl. and ss. 6d. : also ut.Mr. Pitiding's Me-
d'rinc Warehouse; No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite the.
Puttheon ; ichoult and Co: (late Baeon), No. Ise, ox-'
turd-street; .E. Newberg,, corner of St. Paul's Church-.
yard; 'Putt,. R.eyal Exchange; and by most Bakiellers
and Medicine-Venders in the three Kingdoms.
To those Ladies or. Gentlemen bordering on the State of
Matrimony, the Doctor would particularly roc9minend the
Botanical Syrup (prior to their appcarance before the A lut
of Hymen), who arc in the smallest degree apprehensive of
. the eiystem not being entirely sound, or subject to relaxx::
tines of the Solids.

Many undreds of Persons in the Counties of. Devon and
Dorset have been restored from.the brink of the gcave,, the
which the Papers, in the said Counties 4 have daily given
an account of.
The great Demand for these invaluable Medicines, bp.
Agents throughout the thrcc Kingdoms, sufficientlr,testi.
tics their salutary effeetS.
A sas. Bottle contains equal to five small OnCS.

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To Mr. BAXTER, Italian Warehouse,' South Bridge,
'SIR, Edinburgh. • • •
Y the tile of six or eight Bottles of SPILS.
1J ANTISCORBUTIC I)ROPS, which
had of you, I have the satisfaction to iriform you, I run
perfeetly cured of the Scurvy, which a%cleci `both tnr
legs andarrns, accompanied with a most violent humour,
that entirely stripped off the skin. Its first appearance
was as a pin-Tice', my left lag only.; then ir gradually in-
creased to that degrec of invqcraey just mcntrcreed. Bmr
vious to my taking the Drops, every method which hisci
been recommended to me proved ineffectual. I have
.taken the liberty to addrest this Letret to' yon, Sir, ths,
by your means, the efficacy of this Medicine may be meta
known to those afflicted in a similar manner, and 13 setno
recempence to the Proprietor, to whom no Lesser t)tim of
gratitude is due, than release front so bandit/ trallepaso, -
I am, Sir, your most obedient SetOsn_et •
Lasswadu, near Edinburgh, ISABELLA GUODLET.

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Apia zo, iSoo. -
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The under-mentioned Gentlemen do 53veraIly =oaths
authenticity of this cure :
011 N. I'ATON, Ministat
• 0. MURRAY, mciar.
• - AMES-HUME, Llder.
AMES 'STEWART, Surgeon.
The Drops are sold in Bottles of si. and 21. 35. each, by
the general Vendors of Patent ;di:dimes in Town and
Country; in the Borough of Southwark only by Mr.
Clarke, No. 369, and B. Shaw, No. :74.