The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-08 00:00:00

vIcru.eiLLING..OFrICE,

August 7, 1809.
CgIfirMISSIONgI23Ifin•VICT.LIA.LLING
"11*- HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY" do hereby give. Notice,
That on Thursday, the 17th instant, they will he ,ready
ceive Tenders, -in,writing (seaja up), and ,treat such Per.
sons err !my ie wiling to perform the L I (..; A TERAG E, jrc. the
service •f the Army Fiqualling Depot tment.'at the Port of London,
for ritylve Months certaim, and further Until six Months warn-'
ing shall be given.

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The Conditions of the Comma may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this "Office, or ly applying to Mr. C.ckE , at the Army
Premises, at St. Catharine's.

.No regard will he barn*? any Tender in which the Price shalt
not he inserted in words at length„or that shalt nut be delivered to
the
,Board befog One o'clock on, the said Thursday, the uth
instant, nor
,unlest the "Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his &half, attends, to answer, when called for,

bALBY's CARMIIkIATIVE.
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For the, Wind,: tonvulsions, Watery and Dry Gripes, and
other fatal Disorders in the bowels of children; also for
Fluxes, Cholics, and pains of the Intestines in grown per-
SOns ; scarcely era-failing to relieve when given according
tc,i the printed diredions..
TRE...superidity and celebrity of this Medicine
hating oceasnoned a numba of counterfeits, some even
pretending to be prepared from- the original receipt, in ti 14.0.
rni Iy of the late ft, Joseph Dal by, apothecary, of Wei -
street, Cavendist-square, the following extract I.•Firr,, his
Will will shei.v t) whom-he bequeathed this .Proper; • and
from whom only the genuine Medicine can be procured.
Where:+s, I did many. Years since instrud my Daughter
Frances, now the Wife of -Anthony Gell, of North-street,
Westminster,, Gentleman, in the Art of compounding a cer-
tain Medicine,-of which lam the sole Inventor, called- Dal-
by's Carminative, I do hereby appoint my said DiuAter the
Sole Preparer• of this useful Medicine; I likewise give to' her,
my-sole Property in 'the said Carminative, and an• Profits
arising from the Sale thereoi, to her and her Heirs for ever."..
This invaluable cordial Medicine continues solely to be
prep. red by. the said Frances and sold only by •
Newbery and Sons, No. 4.i, St. ,Paul's 'Church,yard, a
few Doors tram Cheapside, London, priv. ts. 9d. a Bottle,
Duty included; but observe that the words, " F. Newbe-
ry, No. qi, St. ,Paul's,". are engraved in the Stamps. And
by their Appointment, by Ward, ; Bacon, 153, and
Allen,. 6, Oxforrl,stwt-; • HawkiriS, Kind-street ;. y—
ward, Piccadilly.; Harris, Ludgate-street ; Randall, Royal
Exchange ; Clarke, aild Bowling and Co.. Borough.

WHEN we •consider the Invaluable blessing:of
Fka,th,:we'regret to think that so little attention is
paid to the preservation of it it is the pre-eminent duty of
every Man who 'duly estimate's the valueof his existence, to
regard his flealth.
Frequently has it happened.that many hive had the re.'
mainder of their lives embitteted, through. the indiscretion of
an 'unguarded hour, and melancholy is the tate of those who,
from a frequent practice in a secret destructive habit, have
reduced manly" vigt,iir, and entailed on themselves a misera-
ble state (WM:bilis y. DistresSing are the NeiyouS Diseases
induced by' this Most insidious Vice," Which not only debi li.
tares and enfeebles the body, but renders the faculties of the
Mind weak and inert also. To those labouring under the
above it may be a consolation to knlw the re.haval of such
by the gradual restoration of health, is the result of My.ex-
perience, , • .
After having befm.mgularly educated as a Member of the
koyal.College, I made Venereal and Scorbutic Complaints,
and every, species of Debility,
,the objets of particular in-
vestigation, and haVing. devoted fifteen years of my. life I.)
the Study of Medicine, trust it will not be.ticeincd prcsurnp.
tion in saying my acquirements are neither inferior, nor in-
conAdorable.

In truquent instances have I radically removed every ves-
tige of Syphilitic infeetion in the course of a few hours, and
in the more inveterate and complicated stages, where others
have failed, have been successful.

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Personal applications, and post-paid. Letters, attended to
as usual. •

T. GOSS, Surgeon, 13, Bouverie-street,

lie~i_s,rect.