The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-06 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

THOMAS M'LAY, cattle dealer, Glasgow, May 13 and
June 3, at two, at J. I3egg and Co.'s,, Glasgow..
JOHN KENNEDY, manufacture;, Dundee, May 11 and
June 1, at twelve, at Denham's Inn, Murrygate, Dundee.
ARCHIBALD PATERSON, wine merchant, Glasgow,
May 9 and 30, at twelve, at the office of J. Monteith, writer,
Glasgow.
JOHN WATSON, fiesher, Dundee, May II and June 1, at
twe ye, at Denham'a Hotel, Dundee.

From Henry Cowper, Esq., of Tewen-waters,
Herts, to Messrs. S. and B. Solomons, 39, AlbemarleL ee strt.
Piccadilly :—Gentlemen,—Having been deaf for many years, I
was induced from recommendation to try your Invisible V
gjcte
Conductors, end • I have great pleasure to tell you that they
enable me to hz.ar persons in company and at a place of worship
most distinctly.; and in consemence of the great edvantaie
wl.ich I have derived, r have 'recommended many persons te
you, and I am happy to state that their report is similar te
mine most favourable. The Spectacles and Hand-glass
which you have sent me are very excellent, and suit my
sight precisely, and surpass anything of the kind I hay. ever
tried; the transparency of which is so brilliant that, al-
though I have passed my eighty-sixth rear, the 224 of
May last, yet they enable me to read, Sic., by candle-light
with the greatest ease and comfort to myself. Gentlemen, II
return you my best thanks, and remain your most obedient
servant, HF.NRY Coween.-22d of June, 1839."
.‘ Mr. H.
Cowper, of Tewen Waters, in the county of Herta, feels him.
self under the necessity, in order to avoid the extreme incon-
venience of reeeiving day after day application from all quar-
ters to .know whether a letter of his to Me: srs. S. and B. Solo-
mons is authentic or riot, assures them it is so, and that for the
future he must decline answering any such application. H e
will enter his 87th year on the 22d of May next, and being
full cf the infirmities attendant on that period of life, he hum-
bly requests that he may be permitted to pass it as undisturbed
as maybe.—Standard. 6th April, 1840..
" 'VALUABLE MEDICINE. —A pamphlet has
p
just appeared. (sold by Tegi„
of Chea sick, at a trifling charfie,)
entitled " Horsman
's Account of a Remedy of unriral
of in •AA
the relief and cure of the more painful, aggrawlid,
and intractable disorders of man"—v.hich promises to be very
useful to sufferers. This remedy has succeeded in bad cases
which had resisted the prescriptions and efforts of many phy-
sicians Medical testimony is to this effect :—" It is an artitie
which controls diseased actions of the worst kind—less,;ns and
removes tumours and swellings of some nilligriancy, which no-
thing else that I am acquainted with has any power over—
and it is this potent agency, whereby it is capable of arrest-
ing the ravages, and neutralizing the virus, of sclane of the
most formidable maladies of man, that recommends it
strongly to the notice of the professabn, and all severe sufferers.
Our Alateria Medici contains very many medicines of value
but the experienced physician will confess, that we possess a
very small number, indeed, of this class of remedies. k
gentleman had suffered from a troublesome eruption, Chau-
matic pains, and sores, for a long time ; he had taken the best
alteratives under thedirection of the best surgeons, and cams is
London with a large quart bottle (the last of twelve) of a ve
getable decoction in his carriage, without avail.---This pas der
perfectly cured him in six weeks."
DEATH OF A MILITARY SURGEON FRoAt
A POST Moitntm EXAMINATION.—The mortality. in, the
Royal Artillery and Engineers, at Woolwich, is beyond
few
dent for a long series of years, and in consequence the
oeS ital. As-
harassed from the constant duty of attending
officers of the Ordnance Medical Departmentthtahv .been much
P had
este •day fell a victim to
been forty-one years in active service, 3 /.
t. _
sistant-gurgeon and Apothecary. William Harris, ,N 0
whilst engagta his proles total
wound received aduwtZ' rbeyema scalpel whilst