The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-06 00:00:00

CASH.
ittrERCHANTS, ManufaOturers, Farmers,
IV4L • Graziers, and Private Persons of respectability, may
sopyliecl with Cash to any extent, XlOO,OOO being always
ready in the immediate command of the Advertiser- to; ad-
vance, either by way of Loan, Mortgage, Pessonal Security,
or• purchase
.of any description of Goods. Persons having
property fur present Sale may have liberal advances imme-
diately, and the same stored, and safely.aecurcd in extensive
and'dry Warehouses, until advantageously disposed of in the
London Markets, or shipped for Foreign Trade, the surplui
of which will he remitted after deducting the advance.and
expences.—References and security will. be given.
Apply, by Letter only, in the first instance, post paid;
stating every particular, to R. J.
Coffee-houte, Coruhill, and the same punctuallysand
confidentially attended to. Thompson Esq. New York

HORSE, DOG, AND CATTLE MEDICINES,
PrePated by T. WATSON, Druggist, Cambridge.
THESE‘MEDICINES have been for many
years in the highest repute, and are sanctioned by
many of the first Sporting Characters and Agriculturists in
the Kingdom, to whout.the most satisfactory reference can be
given. Sold as follows :---
' - Sold in Packets, as follows :
s. d.
Ptirging BITS (4 doz.) ti 0 I Mercurial Ball (eiteh) t• • 0
Cordiall3alls ( doz.) 3 0 BlisteringOintmeot(Pot) 3 0
Diuretic palls ( tiOz.} • 3 '0 Distemper Balls (box) l': 6
Alterative do. (§ doz.) 3 6( Mange Ointment (box) 1 6
THE LIQUID BLISTER.
This is an admirable Preparation ; it answers as a safe and
•effectnal -Blister, at the-same time it &Yes not blemish or in-.
jure she parts, nor will the Horse rub or -bite- where it may
:have keen applied; it is likewise useful in Sprains, Sprains,
Inflammation of the Throat, &c.—ln Bottles, at Qs. 6t1.-
4s Cid:, and'lll.
• THE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE CORDIAL,
An excellent Medicine for the Staggers, Gripei, scouring, &c,
of Horees„ Cows, Oxen,-Calves, Sheep, &c. In bottles, at 35.
Sold by Butler, Chemist, No. 4, Cheapside; St. Paul's,
.London; and by the Principal Medicine •Vender's in the
..
United Kingdom. . :.
Observe T. Watson's Name and Adiress'on the Labels.

To 'f. TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Bridge-street; - London.

Harpy KED Ste, . .
BEG: leaie to inform you that ever since the
yeAr 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal,
which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine
prescribed by the mist eminent of the faculty here, and un-
dergoing seveyalsevcre courses of salivation, and twice (1187
charged from the Hospital with little relief, would -appear to
be of tie mast inveterate riatore. In tic spring of last year
my rtisorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period
to tnyekistence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of,my head,.
on e an each arm, and mylegs were broke put in, afrightfOl
wanner; my right was dreadfully p6inful, and hail been in a,
state of ulceration for the last seven.yearsk•ply
two large nodes, on it, was very much discoloured, and gave,'
me ucl, excruciating pain, particularly when warnadu• 14e4,
,as nearly to deprive me of .rest
wasrecoomuended by Mr..l Tin4psg.n, (who received-
,so
great a cure by them here I, to take, your Leake's Patent 1.•
which (1 Begat, to ~ on slay_; in the course of a
fortnight' I begairto receive; benefit—in little more than a
month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly liealer
soon after, the sores, Oil my legs, healed.- also; leaviog,
ever, considerable discolour:ll,4,i in toe skin,- and. pain. in tbiq 1
bone of, the left, which, by the hlyssiog of cud, an.l.a little
long4i pei severance in your inyaltrahle Medicine, sots; dedi
the pollesasiersilig, tlic reg-'--• its natural hoe, amid
the nocturnal pains gritatially off.—,-I,thus.beearue, by
XXp r liberal advice and iiiedienie,
_perfectly free _from all my
30indr eemplairits--harc '!iturered my former spiiits and
strpngtb,•anil am becoor jolly and fat, in which state haviog
'coittinued many moo t lis, to the astonishment of all who knew
nit!, I am at a hiss, iii what tern's to exin-ess lily gratitude, but
beg you, for the good of other suffering iaortals,,.to, make
.this my case as priblic as pbssible,as I shall on every occa-
sion ;in so doimu you wi:l gyeatlfoblige,
Sir, your grateful, obetlient, very h serVan t,
- ALEX. AIUKKEIL
Swan's Clote, High-street, Edinburgh..
• •
• Witnesses: to the above, Cure:-.4, • ••„

'John Tili•tlipson, No. 3, New Poultry
Jtihn Wlntosti, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh,- •.- ,
Peeparetfand sold by the 'sole Proprietor,. TI-10111ASTAY.--
,LOB., Member of the - ltuyal College
.of ,Sti4.-7,cons, at his
house Nci'v firidge-street, London; wheie, after,u,
constant residenceof more than 40 years, in a•practice
cularly,tliiecteirto4fiic cure of ycnerol ,Complaiuts-an4 fly se
incidental to tile PAtsdf Generation, with that.iriviola Jk.
secrecy which men ot his profession should always4iferUeitt
guch cases, 'iv eiitfe.rs himself the advice and asmstfince he
srattiito-issly atlnilnisters:tOpersons this Medicine, Win
be estetrned, 14 a discerning:Piilific, as an advaftage seldom
attainable, and vi,id of altamhig,iity.
Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those
Ilring :it a distance, at the Tovsli4, No. 103. Oxford-street;
Mr. DiSbormigh's, LYsto. 7, 1,-'tsb-street-hill; Mr. . Baxter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh ; •1%.11. Callwel publin ; aud of
• .
one -per Son to ever vconsiderable town in Great. Britain and
Ireland, in boxes of only mss. std. each, stamped, and sealed up
With fullatid plain directions, •vherthir persons, of either:
sex may cute themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and
safety.

'SUSPENSION BRIDGE
FROM Nolen TO SOUTH SiIiELIA.

On Friday, the 29th ult. a public Meeting of
Merchants, Ship-owners and others was held,pursuant to Ad-
vertisement, in the Eichange;buildings at Sunderland, to con-
sider the Propriety of giving their concurrence to the erection
of -a Chain-bridge across-the River Tyne from South Shields'
to North Shields.—Bkamalto ESq. in the Chair.--
WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Esq. (Banker) addressed the Meeting
at considerable length, pointing out, with great ability, the
many and great advantages which would necessarily accrue to
local Interests by effecting a secure communication befwein the
two towns of Shields. So far from the projected measure being
in the least degree visionary (as some uninfortned people affeci-
ed to say), he was well authorized in saying, it would. prove a
most eligible undertaking for the Investment of Property. In
their estimates every thing like exaggeration had been carefully
avoided, and at a moderate calctilation'the revenue from the
Bridge would not be less than 6,0001: per annuni. -He would'
not say that-the profits would be immense, bUt there was every'
probability of good interest for the money, besides-the prospect
of great future advantages.. FORTY Tilo Pounds
were already subscribed, and if the Stmderland- Gentlemen
would step'forward arta aid then), there could be no ZOUbt of
their getting on triumphantly. in the opinion of the Commit-
tee 93,0001.• (Captain ItnoWSCS estimate) would besufficient ;
but to meet contingencies they deemed it prudent .to flit the
Sum at 100,0001. The Chairman observed, that he *as afraid
he could not add any thing to the very satisfactory shiettent
which had been made by Alt. CHAPMAN. The-Board lt Snn;
derland. would •be glad to give any information or assistancein their power. It would be gratifying to the Meeting if 111 r.
Gat arsnAw expressed Ins opinion more explicitly.
• Mr. GItIgiIIAW:--" I think I cannot add much to what
have said. I have had the
.Drawing of the Bridge befOre
me for sortie weeks, and l have no hesttation in saying that
the measure is practicable t and I" have nodoubt of its answer.:
ing the purpose expected .
iti it.
Resolutions were then priest]—First, recommending the nn=
dertaking • secondit,VP.nT4lPg C)°62.T"hte Gentlemen
with the t.tudeltclsCuoit
byrn,eftttte,chand-thiicuy, that
ttohe' ell°lTmilerabertse of the ('its t , u. bemade ac-
quaiated wild theiroce.e,
lit s :Tit ;'itoeet7ngl".and requested
tt give
.the rneratite 41-ter_ - P lts-Itayini been voted
to the Chairman, the 3leegu'un: broke