The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-17 00:00:00

•ro T NI AS TAYLOR, ESQ.

. , No. 9, New Bridge-street, London:
I-loNnunro SIR, Ediulcurgh, Mar" la.
if BEG leave to inform you,. that ever iinee the
year riu.:), i bad been afflicted with Ihe foes Venere,t ;
'which, kont its obstinately resisting every conrs- ,ht to!
-pre•;eribed h the most eminent of the faculty here, nod an-
drrgoingaevestal severe-courses•of salivation, and _twice dis-
chart•ce Foal the Hospital with little relief, would appear to
be of the ,nost inveterate. nature. In the spring of laq year
mar tlis' cdrc. had got to sac% a bead, as nearly balm,: a period
liad a large ulcer on the cnnen Of my head,
our ;in, each arm, and my les were brohe out io.a frightful
m- er; to), rig'at was dreadfullypainkl, and had !melt in a
state of ulceration for the last seven years ; 'my left liast also
two large nodes Oh, it, WAS very much discoloured, and gave
e:sceticiating pain, particularly when warm in lied,
11,-;aly to dept it's me of rest; in this lamentable state, I
was r.•o..romended by Mr. S. Thompson, (who received •su
great a care by them here), to take your Leidie's Patent Pills,
trhic it 1. b,:gan to du on the 26th of May; in the course of a
fortnight I began to receiv.! butte:it—in little mire thait
moutl; .the ulcers on my head auttarlllB were soundly healed—
yoa aft: r, the sores on my legs healed also ; leaciug, bow-
et-.‘:l-,. considerable diseolouratioa in the skis:, ;mud p.in in the
of the left, which, he the blessiag of God, and rt tittle
perseverance in -your invaltutWo Medici:le, subsided ;
-I.le tatrirs dispersing, the s)ti a regaioing its :natural hae, and
tar nocturnal pains gradually going utt.-.t thus became, 'by
your liberyl advice atod medicine, per, - .
erly free &Om my
m iorer compluiuts—huve recoveret.; my former -spirits • and
strength,• and am become joily and fat, in which' state having
continued many months to the astoniglwient of .all who knew
me, 1 am at a loss in. what terms to express illy gratitude, but
beg yo•t, for the. good of other sAfering mortals, to make
this Kly.case as public as pa,ible, its 1 shall' on every occa-
sion ;hn so doittg you will greatly •
Sir, your grateful, obedient, humble servant,
ALEX. MUIt,KEEL.
Swain's Close, High-street,
Witnesses to the above ettre:—

John:Thompson, \o.:;, New Ponitry Marliet, Edinburgh;
John M'lntosh, old Asse:ohly Clcue, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THONIAS TAY-
LOR, ;11ember of the Anyal College of Sul-icons, at his
ho;tsc, No. New Bridge-Ore:A, London; while, after
constant rc,idence of more than :18.year,,, in a practice parti-
cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those
incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable
secrecy which men of his profession should always:observe iu
sue!) he flatters himself the advice and assistance he
gratuitously administers to persons taking this Nlediciue, will
'lei:At:ruled; adiscerning Pnblic, as an advantaga seldom
attainable, aqd void of all authignit~.
Also sold, by his appointment', for the convenience of those
living at a- distance, at tt eripplees, No. :15, St. Alb4o's..
street, ; the To'vshop, No. 10:1, Oxford-streets Mr.
-Dishorough's, No. 7, Vial-street-hill ; Baxter's, - South-
bridge' ; Mr..M,Donald, Jeweller, Glaggow; Mr.
CallWell'ss. Dublin; and by one person in every consider:Ode.
town in Great Britain
.und Ireland, in boxes of milv 2.. 9d.
eacji, stamped, AtUrseuled up with full and plain ilirection4,
whereby. persons, of either sex inn cure. themselves with
ease, spited; secrecy, and satiety,..
B. Every Boy: sold in Great-Britain is sealed np with a
Statut. t.in which, by favour of the Coniinissionors, is printed,
at: tint -Stamp Otlice—T. Taylor, No. ti, New liridg'e-street--
to toitaug FolOny, and all others are catinterfeit3,