The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

PRICE OF

iSTS

Bank Stoek,
Navy s.per Cent. 96
5 per Cent.l797,
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. 79 A
3 per Ct. Red. 6,4-4.4
3 per .2ent. Con. 6z
Bank I. Ann. t 74 9 i6rhs
Ditto Shgrt,Ano.

AT LONDON BRIDGE T0,..k194-

ROW. ' •
Morning, 54 min. after 4—.1 Afternoon, i; min. afters.

MON D Y

IqOfning, min. after 5. . 1 Afternoon, to min. after 6.

42 EVEN- THO WAND POUNDS, also 40001
And 20001 to lead, to dear 101. per Cent. with numerous
-smaller Sums above zoo!. particularly of;sool. 8001. ~0001.
a1i47160 'At' ,sccomd .Life Arattiitle,s versiotas,.se-
cured upon Lalided-Estates, Houses, Funded Property, un-
rier.Trut, by or Settlement, Churdia Livings and Pen-
sions. •
•- • •

M ROBERTS, who has conduiled the Sale of Anniii`
}'or srvi..‘ral with,general Satisladion, respect.,
fully assures those who apply to him, their .Securities will
be imitrediately determined on by himself. A liberty of Re-
demption'at Option of the Parties to be given. •
Personal ApplicAtions. and Letters (post paid), to Mr.
Roberts, at his House, No. 22 Cecil-street, daily attended
IV.•

• To TllO MAS TAYLOR,Esq.
Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London.
I CONSIDER itbut.an. ha of:justice due to the
Merits of your LEAKE's•PATENT--PILLS, to com-
municate tolrou the following .Cure which has recently been
performed by them:—An •Acquaintance of mine, by the
breaking out of. an old- Venereal ..Complaint ;attended
complicati6n of diaorders arising therefrom), -was redticed
most to a skeleton; and although: he ,had the best medical.
advice which'couid be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent
ihledic-ines, nothing r.orild be pr,:ritred which seemed to suit
• his case, or to to Itintany service: he remained in a-most re--
duced and pitiable situation for two years, enable to follow
his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even-to stand on
, his labs ; its faa:no one who knew him ever supposed it pos.
sible fof him to reeriver. He was advised at last to try_yout
Leake's Pills—lie did so, adhering strictly to the ciiredions
given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be-
fore - he .found an alteration for the better : • this encouraged
him. to, ptoceect, -.anrt by 'taking a •few boxevtorehe found
his appetite arid strength: gradually return,.anci is now as
healthy and stoat as any man I knovv. You are "weleorne,
Sir, to refer any person tome for a conlirinfitiOn of the above,
account if it should be doubted.
I.am; Sir, your obedient .humble servant.
Library, Folkstone. ' THOS. I'URDAY.
Prepared' and SOld by the Sole Proprietor, •
TAlrl.Citi: Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
Lonclonfat his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street;
Where, after 'a 'Constant i'esidenlce of 'more than „F orty- Years,
in a pradiee particularly' direaed to the Cure .01 Vote--
teal Complaints, and tlicise incidental to the 'Parts of
Generation in both Sexes, with 'that inviolable secrecy
which' Men of hi, Prof,:.•ssion should always observe, he
tiatters himself, the advice an i assistance ,he gratuitous-
ly
•ca-N ro Per,oliS taking, this Medicine, will be
esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom
to'be and 'v ,id of ambiguity.
Also sOrd, by his Appointment, fcr' the' convenience of .
those living at a Astarice, at the Perfurner's,-No.
ban's-street, Pall Mall; tlie.Tnyshop,: No. 103, Oxford-
street ; Disborough's, No. 7, Fisli-streCt-hill f. Mt.
BaxtCr's,'S'ouiL-bridge,' Edinburgh ; Mr. M' I >onald's, Glas-
gow; Mr. Bull, liarne4treet; Dublin; Mr. I;illinge's, Li-
vetpool ; Atkinson's, Manchester.: 2nd-by 'me Person
in every considerable Town in Great
.Britain anti Ireland,
in IfoxeS of only -as. 9d. each,sealed up with full and
plaip diredions, whereby 'persons 9f either sex may cure
theruseivet vvitticast.c Speed, secrecy, and safety. - = .~
N. 13. Leery liox sold in Great Britain iS.'sealed,up
.
ammo, on which, by layout of the' eumTissioners, is,rim-
ed at the Stailip-Ortice:'" Taylor, No, 9, New Beilike,
street," to imitate which is Ftlony, and, all others are' man.
terfeits .„

'THEN Professional. Men of Education and
of coo-
.
Responsibility deviaie from the generai'SyStein by
tsat
hpeculiarc brirtaerritcohn,
of psaie;friietny 7
tti'llistedieiltetseletcin(c"yeises:rs have I devoted my pradice to the exclusive.
treatinent of Three Disorders, ant the successful resiti tof I
mY ynian gives are additional ardor to.oppose, as far as lam
able,, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most
iniportant in the Catalogue of Human
,InfirmitieS. ,
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,'
I forrhed a wish at an early period „of Pradice to reseuein-
dividiials; from the ignorance of uneducated men, or; the ,
equally dangerotis precipitancy of general Praditiohers.- ; •
The. Three Disorders, to the Cure of :which have
Toted 'my 'attention, comprise every species of -V P NE-
REAL I.I9:ECTION, whether of a recent or 104 du-
ration: ally, • All kinds of debility, wheflier arising
_from
the habits of sehool.boys,, or the .indulgences of mature
age: And, lastly; 'tint derangement of the system, in wo.:
men which is called BA RitEN N E SS, or STERILITY.. •
NuMerous D'isiases Are the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and tt not un-.
frequently happens that • the 'seeds of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me.
thod such Complaints are
.easily cured; -.and, even where-
others have failed, 1 trust that I may presume to offer a
radical re-establishment. „
• Few, however, arc the cases, of complicated distress in
this disorder, compared with the calismitous situations of
Men, who, froinian indulgence in a solitary. vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of i fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, Which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits.
broods oinvaeyrjtb:.e some conso.
s misery, but
sliiitillaterr rootubne,
i
talon for him to know, that although it be an object of
carefullyWher6 the
concealsu' aP
.ts
doubt or uncertain:' witn other Praditioners, the removal
of these Pe!lciencies -by tile 'gradual progress. of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of any Experience. If the rites
of Bacchus or Venus began to reduce Manly vigour,
much, anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterae.
tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no peat
ditliculty will occur.
But wluire this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper
•perseverance is intifsperisaSly 'equisite to revive the slum.
benng Sparks of Lite,and to re-animate the ,Constitution.
M A Rk111:1) WOMEN-, wle have long been disappointed
in-their expedations of a Family, May be -assured, din its
most inst --ices,' such deeds are curable by Medical skill.
The secresy • which is ,so essential to my undertaking,
„arid.v.l4 q a«.litications which l have presumed to state, form
the _basis of my pretensions, and in coirieidence with such
this intimation as given, that Mr. 13ree mays be consulted
pieadnally, or ,-by Letters. (inelostag a small Note),' at hes
-noust, Arunkte , .strect §trang, neat. Temple Bar.
There it an adational Entrance in Water-sweet,
alioiniitit, and tbe Narne.is on.bath the doors.
MART-IN 14. a 'lf the:Royal eopege ofSorgeonk.

. . „
A C,.A u et sons Who falsely assert them..
selves,lo Ire 61e,mbers A the Royal College, having foi' Se
cal Months past copie I my Ail,tertisernents ollnost wp,o
%,orcl, and inserted ti,en as their own productions, iris. my
trinty,to mention, thaz Loose Per Sons are not MenflietF of ally
College in London; L(!nburgh, or elsewhere, nor havc:
any right to jzr ct surgery in Londoh. ,