The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-03 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT.

A Truly desirable OPPORTUNTrYnow offers,
4.11 L. for a YOUTH, Only of the first respectability, to be in-
troduced to. suchtt connection; whose Pnrents. cati 'advance the
tdequate Preulium required; for be,ing hereafter admitted a
"tiler in a ccincern, that will appear of the must known and
44toWletiged'. character. None but Principals with real
?moues, and places of abode, will be attended to; by address.
Pg it letter to Mr. James Hamilton, at Gerrard's-Hall-inn,
Cheapside; when an explicit reply will be given
t:, 14-r as It can be with propriety) by letter, or interview,
everY thing must depend on the apparent conviction of
poti '"Lntr and responsibility, as well as the candour of the
...2)
*llO is seriously disposed to treat for the same.

•4f the •• LADIES RIDING 'HABITS
hest Materials play he seen inalung for the first Nobi-
la the most elegant forms, at only 51. ss. each.
• 10X has likewise on Sate the I,larranka
Skin: habit Cloth, and the finest Merino, Vigona, Seal
Clutb,ll (1 opera Cloths, &c. Kc.—Also Woollen Furniture,
be.riutZ, all colours, Figti,red:ca,b_le Corers in every sizei and
41i of , new Patterns, `Scotch 'Tartan and Alpine Plaids ;
Inuell lo he iniouractures, and therefore sells them at a
of e.wer rate than any house in London. Woollen Cloths
G,:erry description wade of their own Vol. ' •
"Vs Woollen Wirehouse,.2B, King-street, Co.aney
,00en.
'Tailors and Dress Makers.supplied as usual.

SHOOTING JACKETS.
•
GENTLEMEN who were disappointed last
year, marnow he supplied, and those who may not
u‘le teen PDX'S rATENT AQUATIC HAIR. GAM-
SHOOTING JACKETS, and'' other •tlarments to
.1)1P01 wet weather, are respectfully informed that they arc
'feat, cool, very durable, will not stain or tear, and are far
VPerior in appearance and utility to either Woollen Cloth,
'laid, Jeans Cam let, Fustian ar 'l3arragon; The Gambroon
It sold in any quantity, in all colours, or may be seen making
• up, on an improved plan, for Sportsmen of the first celebrity.
tientlentien in. the Country must give reference in London,
ktul rend a garment of their size.
G. Fox's Warehouse, 28, King-street, Curent.-Garden.

ADVO\VSON, MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, •IN II AM

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
T°....gethe`or in Lots, at the Dolphins Inn Southampton, on
wEDNESDAY, the 21st Day of , 1913, Twelve
(f Clack
CAPITAL ESTATE in the most pleasant
bldpart of Hampsh ;consisting the Southampton River,
~,the New ,Forest of the MANOR of
With several convenient Farms, and beautiful Woods,
"'II inclosed ;' containing in the whole 953 A. OR. I:3'.
tAlso the ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of DIIIDEN,con.
sting
it) °f neat modern HOUSE, most delightfully situated,
it 7A, Olt. LIP, of Pasture Land adjoining ; and the Tithes
it 41.1 kinds (rf the whole Parish, containing (exclusive of the
Lu4rlieu,) upwards of law. AcreS. The Purlieu within the.
l',l'_nor contains 3kl Acres. • this. Estate there are some of the finest, situations in the
Z'„ Opal for,building, commanding the most delightful Views
te;lll),V3ol3.ltinttlroPt.on,River, Spitbead, the New Forest, and adja-
Estate
The Y. •
extremely well clothed with remarkable fine
Verit'l4"tl);!
Oak Timber, and every way eligible fur the Man of
14,31. 'and the Sportsman ; and i*eapable of great improve-
mfrinted Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be had of
T:sr 0. Richardson and Curfield, 7, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Lon-
prineipal Inns in the neighbourhood and of
Mr. WO!), Wok, and. Altwood, Salisbury.
At Lands,'otn4/1 Wyntt at the Manor 'Farm, Dibden,iwill thew

CiLTESToNIAN NIEI)ICINES.
CAsE I,XXXV.

To Mr. 13. Gl;Eta, No. a, Great• Siltrey-sirect,_ foot, of Mack',
• friar's-Fridge.
_ _

!staid-lane Borough SoUthwark, March 8,1810.
DEAR Sin,
WHEN I contemplate on the wonderful cure
which yonr Medicines have performed .on we, I feel
myself desirous of having it made.publie as possible.
In the year 1 SOS, I broke my leg two different times in the
same week, and was so badly set us to oblige we to walk
with my knee on a wooden leg for six years, the first three of
which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in Lon-
don, the last of whom Witt Mr. Ashley Cooper, until be pro-
nounced me incurable, which was in the, year 180. 1 then
begged of him to cat off my leg ; hi answer to which he ob-
served, that amputation would be the death of me, therefore,
he declined this Operatiou.

--
In the year 180, you having cured my brother of a most
d head-ache, he recommended me to you ; I at-
tended edionnsny wooden leg, when soy leg measured one inch
and three-quarters less than the other,-,-it was cold as ire,
and had been so.for the last live years. Notwithstanding this,
I had no use for my wooden kg On the second slay. The sixth
day I finally left off my crotches, eapniAe of walking
with a stick, in about three monthS I was completely cured-,
and have continued ever since as well and as upright as ever
I was. But what seems to sue still snore strange than this is,
that this leg now 'measures the same ,size as my other, nor
has it ever been cold since the 'first week of using your Lo-
tion and taking your -

my singular ease Is well-known to nearly all the people in
Henley on Thames, and to more than ft thousand peopte're-
siding within a quarter of a mile from your house, where I
live ; and be assured it eau never be forgot by use so long as
I mn capable of recollection ; and am,
Dear Sir,
Your humble Servant,
' WILLIAM DOWLING.

No. 42, Maid-lave. •
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This Day were published, -
In One handsome Volume, 4to. illustrated with Portraits,&c.
ASEMOHIS of Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS,
-IT& Kat.. LL.D. F.S.A. &c. late,President of the Royal
Academy.
Be JAMES NORTFICOTE, Esq: It.A.
Comprising Original Anecdotes of J)r..Johnsots,• Dr.*Gold,
smith, Burke., Garrick, and many other distinguished Cha-
ruaers. TO which are added, " Varieties on Art.'!
2. TRAVELS through NORWAY and LAPLAND, • in the
Years Mt; and 7 ; by Leopold Von such, Member of the
Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin. • Translated from the
German byJohn Black, with Notes, and a Life of the Author,
by Professor Jameson, one volume 4to. with Maps.
"The information which this !Traveller conveys, relative
to Norway'and Laplaud, and their Inhabitants, is highly int-
purtant.7-7See the Appendix to the Monthly Review, June.
Printed for and sold by H. Colbuiu, .5(4-Conduit-street.