The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-29 00:00:00

MARRIED.

At Plymouth, Lieutenant H. Pettey, of the Royal Navy,
to Miss Caroline Wilson, only ,daughter of Lewis Wilson,
sq. late of Penrith.
On Thursday the :.14th inst. at St. Mary, Lambeth, Mr.
S. .Tibson,.of the Surrey Printing-Office, Bridge-road, to
Miss Freeman, only daughter of Mi:s7f.,Frei:lhan, of Harpcni
den, Herts. •

At Edinburgh, on Tuesday the 22d inst. Anthony Barclay,
'Esq. writer to tile Signet, to Miss Grace Grant. eldest daugh-
ter of the late Mr. Patrick Grant, minister of Cronidale.
On the 17th•inst. at Bankhcad, Mr. Robert Riddoch, of ,
Milton to Miss Janet, White, daughter of Mr. George White;
deceased, Provost of Rutherglen.
At Mbuntwhanny, on Monday the 2tSt inst. James Car-
negie, Esq. third son of the late George Carnegie, of Pitt-
arrow, Esq. to Miss Gillespie, eldest daughter of the late John
Gillespie, of Mountwhanny, Esq.

DIED:

On the 2d inst. in the Island of Madeira, in the 21st year
of his age, Henry I' rankland, eldest sorkof Sir Thomas Frank-
land, of Thirkleby Park, irrthe County of York, Bart.

Oir SaturdaY, Mr. Cooper, of Thames-street.
On Sunday last, at Stockwell, .in the 73d year of his age,
'Mr. •rOhn Wild,;-kate of Martin's-lan. '
Captaikjames Russell, of His Majesty's ship Ceres, aged
thirty-live. / • .
A Lady named Downe, some days since, at Kennarding-
.ton, in Kent, aged 56 years, during the last as }wars of which
she had entirely lost the use of 'all her limbs.
• On Wednesday Morning when sitting*dOwn to breakfast,
Mr. R. Thaclier, 'o.fAslackbury, in the Sad year of his age',
previous to the morrthit of his dissolution, he never felt the
least illness.

At Tobago on the sth of October last, Thomas Chalmers,
Esq. Colledofof thc Customs there.
At Corqultalzie, on the a6th inst, in her 96th year,. Mrs.
Hepburn, sea.
on Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Thompson, farmer,. at
Low Heaton, near Xewcastle. —Though blind tram his in-
tancy, he was allowed to be one of the best judges of cattle
in that neighbourhood ;--and, amongst other singular perform-
ances', has been knoWn to make a wheel-barrow complete.
On Christmas-day; at his house at 'Hampstead, Thomas
Gregory, .Esq. many years Principal of ClittarrPs-inn.
A few days ago, Mrs. Norris, of Horringer, aged t ro years
and seven weeks. • poin7.:,c,i. •

On the Atli inst. at Chathamv*illi!int.4o,efebUre, Esq.
Purser in His lvlajeSty's Navy. _ •
On Tuesday, at the Abbey-house, Winehester„ Mrs. Fe-
licitas daughter at the late Edmw4Plowden, Esq.
of Plowclen-Hatl, Shropshire.
he same night, the infant daughter of G. Trower, Esq.
Old Broad-street.
The same day,. in Kennington-lane, Mrs. Goodeve, wife
of Mr. John Goodeve, aged 7z years.
on the 16th inst. in the New Road; St. George's, aged 57,
Mrs. Ana Shrimp ton, fornierly of Islington.
On the 19th,..at• Chelsea, the Rev. Mr. Baxter, of the
Collegiate Church of St. Catharine, near the Tower.

YESTERDAY .BEING. A HOLIDAY, NO BUSINESS
DONE AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

PRICE-OF COALS IN THE
.. POOL YESTERDAY.;
l\lewcastle best Os. od. . Delivered at 565. 6d.
Sunderland - '43s. (xi.' Ditto - 525. 6d:

PREGNANT LADI E'S

Whose situation requires a temporary Retirement. .
R WATSON,Surgeon and Man-Midwife,:
• otters to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired
~
situation, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms suited 'to
their,
,circumstances and 'situation in life ;• their,intants puts
out to nurse, and humanely taker.' care of; and as flunianityA
induces him to or* his assistance; 4o alleviate the horras of,
Concealed Preginuicy, he flatters himself Ladies will tiO,i
on application to him, the greatest attention and most pro-T
found secrecy. •
Letter's (lost-raid) to .Mr.. Watson,
,Surgeon and—Man-
Midwife, or to *Mrs. Watson,' Midwife, No. r 9, Charlotte-.
street, Snriey-side of BlaCkfrizirs-bridge, will meet the, most
•
pointed `attention. -
Where may. be Joad the PILL BENEDIPTA, at 11. rs..'
per box, a certain arid effeetnal Remedy to remove all Ob-.
s c ructions and Irregularities, and an ekcellent Medicine atter
'bad Lyings-in.. • ' •

W.I4EN Mn- or anti
,
Responsibility deviate from the general Systmil by
. the selection of a peculiarbrauch, the saiielion.olloug con-.
.tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.'
Eight years liave•l c.-.:voted my practice to. the exclusive
treatment of Three. ihsorders, and.the.successfol result of
my plan gives toe additionaLarlor ,to 4.,ppose, as far as -1 ail;
able, the .ravaOs of thoSe Coniptaints wit:chafe tiernc,st
important in the.Cataloguemf Elyinan Infirmities. •7-
After initiation into every .Braieh, as an ' Stargeop,,
I for Med a wish at an early period of Practice to re scueia---.
,
dividtials froth trie; ignorance of _uneducated men, or. the
equally dangerous precipitancy ot,genefal
The Three Disordeis, to the Cure of which I haVe ctt
voted my attention, comprise every species of -NrE-NnE-•
REA I. INFECTION, whether' of a recent or long_ du:-
ration: 2dly, All. ,kinds .ot: debility, wnether arising, from
the habitS of school=boys,. or the indOlFences of friatnre
age: And, iastly`, that derangemmt of the sys-rein in wo.
Men which is called I3A RENN,E SS". or sT F.
Nithler'otis Diseases are the result of ignorance, -or • haste
in the treatment of a 'simple Gonorrhoea; and 'it not iln-
frequer tly happens that tne'.seeds r. L i fe- are poisoned by
the indiscretion of. an unguarded a superior me-
thod.such CoMplaints are easily cured ; and, even
others have tailed, I trust that i may presume tiknifer a
radical re-establishment.
, •
Few, hoWever, are the cases of complicateddistress 7ti,
this disorder; compared `with calamitous situations of
Men, who, from an indidgeii-re in. a solitary. vice, .or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that
of Debility,. which is the unavdiciable, consequence sue'
pernicious habits: • ' -
,•
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but
carefully. cone eals his n'Afortune, 'it may be some couso-,
ration for him to know,, that although it be an (*eel of
doubt or uncertainty with Otlier. Practitioners, the removal
of ,these Deficiencies by the- gradual progress of t't enova-,
Lion, is' the' acquirement of any Experience. • if the lite*
'of •13aCerius or ..Vernis :have b7,•gau,to reduce Minfy'vigour„:
much .anxiety, wit' be prevented. by, an early Counterac:
tion of this languid State ; and: in, these cases, no great
• • - - • • ,
But where-this Deficiencyhas for years existed, a..propcf
perseverance is indispensably ..eqiii7ite to revive the shim-
bering Sparks of Lite, and to ie uumate the COnsfiCution.
M A RRI`E U V.!-OM'EN, who have long Ocondisappointed
in theirexpettations of a Family, may ise as 4ticest..4lLa. is
must instances, such defeas.are curable by Medii:•'ll
The, secresy which is sb essential •:a 'my unctertakini-.7,
and the qualifications Which 1- haVepresturien to' 'VA te, .tuts,
the basis of- tny.
.pretensions,- and in ,coincicience witiz such
this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be consuite4
PersOnaily,, or; by Letters, (inclosing at his
house, N0:29, Arundel 'street, strand;- near' Temple 8411
0-- There is an . additional Entraiwo in. Water-suet:Pt
adjoining, and the Name is on both the dra3rs.
Member orthe Iforal•College of Surgeons.