The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-09 00:00:00

WOOL MARKET AT STETTIN.

THE WOOL MARKET in STETTIN,
fixed first upon the 9th, 10th, and 11th June, is altered
by the Ministers of Commerce and the Interior,' and will be
held on the 13th, 14th, and 15th June next. An order of 24th
March from the above authority empowers me to make this
publicly known, and also to inform those who visit this market
that the same will be established in that part of the town called
Lastadie, near the King's scale. Stettin may, according tci its
geographical situation, and since its harbour Swinemilnde is
built, and 16 to 18 feet water is on the bar, be considered as one
of the best ports of Prussia, therefore the most suitable market
for Wool. Stettin borders upon the Oder, a river navigable up-
wards of 100 miles (500 English miles), deep to Swinemiinde
11 to 12 feet, combines by small rivers and canals the whole
Kingdom of Prussia, communes by the rivers Vistula, Spree,
Havel, Elbe, and Saale, with mercantile towns of the fiat
class; supplies can therefore be easily brought to market, and
with great convenience, at little expence and without delay, be
sent on board of vessels by Swinemande to any part of the
world. Not only the fine situation of Stettin, before described,
may give inducement to the sellers and purchasers of Wool to
't it, but also that care will be taken to furnish sheds to
Warehouse,e, and assort the Wool brought to market ; for the
_lear ing of the same the arrangements are made, and the
'n(_r ges will be about 2 silver groshen, or about 20. sterling
r hundred weight. For the Wool not sold warehouses will
will bee
Assorters and Brokers procured; sufficient funds
of Stettin
at hand to give support to this trade ; mercantile houses
take and the Royal Sea Trade Society here will be ready
to
Pre charge of the Wool unsold (in case the owners do not
wilfer P3 send it to the Berlin Wool Market just following), and
etti n
sameg"i7 ample advances according to quality, also export the
St
lively hytBd.
. reqred. The communications between Berlin and
will run bettythe turnpike-road nearly finishing, kept up most
a posts and mails, and from July a steam-packet
the
„,
_,, en Stettin and SwinemUnde. It is now desirable
winlT3lTticents of Wool in Pomerania and the adjacent counties
have is'Lng the finest Wool, or such of which already samples
tSite.!tie
traden"Fn Produced, and that not only the manufacturers and
1ttt0.,,,N100l of this country, but also of foreign, may visit
4" 'With ~v," ample proofs of the above stated excellent situa-
in En,„4. the advantages connected thereto. The duty lowered
A Co'l"'nunnitttt°ll coarse Wool will create more life in this quality.
citizen tee chosen by the chief members of the
~,. as! of 1.. . • me, out of
And facility wt'l
Y 1 00l marCtalliolders and merchants, will superintend the
and under my particular auspices all assistance
visit the
,stotiii! be procured to justify my present invitation to
• Chief
The actul,Vool Market.
'4 Privy Counsel to his Majesty the King and
stew.. 2,
the president6thApri, loBf2Ps.omerania, SACK.
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WILKINSON ANTI-CORROSION
thej-fan,,PVNT.—J• R. WILKINSON, Manufacturer to
Corporation
of Lomb; Bard "f Ordnance, and the Hon.
Sur-
rey Canal No •
"4 6-3, linnet' Thames-street, and at the Works, sur-
son, to re " .gt , Kent-road, begs particularly, at this sea-
which is commend this raluable and economical Article,
patronized by the p'' •pal Nobility, Gentrroind
purposes of Painting
Public Bodies, as the most effectual Coveting for all exterior
Roman Cement, and Tiling,
on Wood, Iron, Copper, Lead, Stucco,
to rePre,ni Slates, or any other
substance; being equal to 'Stone when dry. It resists every
water, species of damp,
r, or marine acid, preventing iron from
rusting, not blistering
with the sun. nor can it he rubbed off.
This Paint will cover equally well on rough boards as smooth,
thereby preventing the expence of p g lapin and will last ;con-
siderably longer than any other paint. It may be hail, in Casks
of .561hs. or t I2lbs. with the prepared Oil, proper Brushes,
and directions for use (which
me so simple, that ally person
any use it.) The Public are particularly cautioned against
-A"Y Colours that may lie imposed uon them for the genuine
Anti-Corrosion.--J. R. W. being at Manufacturer of all other
paints and Colours, begs leave to offer to their notice, Paints
applicable to common purposes. Stone,lnvisibleGreen,Brown
or Chocolate,' from 15i. to 81s. per ewt. Also, White Lead,
(ii, Turpentine, Varnishes, Sperm and Lamp. Oils of the
a )
nest prepared quality. at peculiarly Reduced Prices. The
nperior excellence of the Imperial Tuscan and Sxt,i,nti
tvi
rom
7—tteens is kept up, and they may be had in, van les 0,. I
' upwards. A liberal Allowance to the irade.

To T. TAYLOR, Esq.
• No. 9, New Bridge-street, London.
Homoutitn lit Ft,'
leave to inform you, that ever since the
wheyear 1790, I had been afflicted with the Luei Venereal,
h, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine
le 'eseribed by the roost eminent of the faculty here, and un-
tiZ°lng iereralsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis
be red from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to
I° the -most inveterate nature. In tLe spring of last year
t j eisorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period
eitistinee—l bad a large ulcer on the erown of my
011. each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful
wanner; eirlit was dreadfully painful, ,and had Peen in a
It
of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also
ui: 11,cAlig.e. nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave
astseriaciating pain, particularly when warm, n ett,
pearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lanientOble state, I
seas
"cotinniended 'by Mr. J. Thompson, '(why received. so
wi,i4ethlticLlTChiy, them here), to take your Leake's Patent
fort •' be an uu the 2fltli u. flay ;in the coursy,pf a
uttnintlg.likt,l began to receive benefit—iii little more than a
sew, '.`ae uicery oh my head and arms Were soundly heal
tit- "et, the sores it;i my legs healed' also hoow-
eutisiderabl di colouration in the skin, and pain iii the
°f the left Whisch by the blessing of God; anA little
ti,t-getletsever'ance in your invaluable Medicine, -entasuled ;
tto, ~n°`les, dispersing the skin regainingits natural bury and
yo illturnal pains 'gradually going otf.—l thus became, by
fuirti wutal advice and medicine, 'perfectly free front. all my
,tveer eentelaints—have recovered, toy former. spirits and
euntigta, mut am become jolly and fat, in which state liariag
,uncti many months, to the astonishment uf,all Who knew
Lei,' stn at a loss in what tel to express my gratitude, hut
for the good of other suffering mortals, to make
%ion a;'): cue as public as possible, as "shall ou every oegn•
'a doing you wi'.l greatly oblige,
your grateful, obedient, very
A humbleservant.
LEX; NIURKER
et"te,.High-street. Edinburgh.
j„,
sant •tt nestles to the above Cure:—
p.
jh,, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh.,
° 1114Intosli, Old Assembly Close. lidinburgh.
4,,PsaitelliLnd sold by the sole Proprietor, yIIOSIAS TAY-
eoust,,Ntzrr of the Royal College of • Suegeons,
c2nstant r....%New Bridge-street, London; whet e, after
ia
at his:
eularl
dirla nee of more than 40 years, in a practice part i•,
heidentaiTeted to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those
s€ceets,,.,:t°' the Parts of Generation, with that in •iolable
ncla.cilsei—ntet men of his profession should alwnys observe in
_ datters himself the advice and assistance,lie
o._!_ertiun';;;,flnliniters to persons taking this Medicine, will,
4"!thliba,°_ bY a diseerningniblic, as. an adeactage seldom
14440
iotsdlel veil of all ambiguity. ' • •
at a b. appiiintusent,tur the convenience of those
Bisbtroalice, at the Toyshop,' No. 103. Oxford•etreeti
No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter,
pt,tuittsi Edinburgh; Mi. Callwel 's, I of,
with bnolteevsery considerable town in Great Britain gnu
sex , (.1f only 21. 9d, each, stamped, tind sealed up
1, tty •dircetiuns, whereby', penisiis, of either
"'et . themselves with, ease, speed,
.segref re ••41nd