The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-30 00:00:00

TO TIIONIAS TAYLOR, E.Q.

. 9, New Bridge-street, London.
lloNorgtun Sttt, . Edinburgh, March la-.
1r BEG leave to inform you, tinit ever since the
year 1700, I bad been atiiieted with the Lees Venerra';
which, from its obstinately resisting.evocy course tit medicine
ed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un-
Cergoing Several severe courses of salivation, and -twice 'dis-
charged fromthe-Huspital with little relief, would appear to
he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year
ilts•.rder.hail got to such a as nearly to prit'a period
to My existence—l bad a large ulcer on the crown of .my head,
'one on etch arm, and 'illy legs Were brohe Ow In is frightful
manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a
state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had ako
two large nodes oo it, Was very much:discoloured; and gave
rtic such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in
as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, ,I
seas recomniended by Mr.:- J. Thompson, (Nebo- received sii
great is cure by them here), to tape your Leitke's Patent Pills,
which. I began to d. - on the 2(ith of May ; in th'e course of a
fortnight I began in receive benefit—in little more than a
month the ulcers on my head and arms were 3liandly healed—
soon after, the sores,on- wy.legs' healed also ; leaving, how-
ever, considerable sfiscnlouration in the shin, :Lod pia in the
bone of the left., which, by the liltssinti of God, and a little
perseverhace yont invaluable Medicine, stihsnleil ;
'the no‘tes d4eriing, Abe skin regaining its natural hue; and
the nocturnal
,pains gradually going thus became, by
-your liberrl auvice and meilicine, perfectly free from all my
former 'ColnitiFlitits—have t.ccoOred thy former spiri s and
strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state.havitig
continued many mouth. to the astonishment of all who knew
, •
rne, 1 ant at a lot,s in what terms tee express my gr,:t it side, but
beg you, for the 'good' of other • suffering mortals, to make
this eiy case as public as possible, its I shall nn every occa-
sion; ill sir (ItY.Sllif, yOU'Viill greatly oblige,
Sir, tour grateftil, obedient, very humhle'servant,
• ALEX. .

Swann's Close, Idigh-street, Edinburgh.
Witnesses tothe above core:—
John Thoinpsoii, No. 1, New Poultry• Market, Vlinhtirgl. ;
Jobii NPlntosh, Old .\sseinidy Edinburgh.'
Prepared and sold by the soic Proprietor, THomAs TAY-
-1,011, Nlember of the Royal College ,of Surge.hui, at his
house.,• Ni). 9, 'New liridgia-strc"ct, London; wbete,
alter a
constant resit) lice of tour, than :id years, in' a practice parti-
ettiarly direeted to the cart' of Venereal Complaints anti those
incidenrial to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable
secrecy Which then of his profession_ shoitld always observe in
si:11 cases, ht: !:•;tters• himself the advice' and assistance he
;ratuitotislv adimuisters to persons taking thi,•:\ ledicinet
estettneci, by a discerning Public, as as advatta'‘,e seldom
attainable, a:id void of all ainhiguity.
Also 'sold,' by his appointment, for the convenience oft host
liting at a distance:,nt.thi:.Perfutner's, O. :3:i, St.- :11bait's•
street, . the Toystiop, No. 1123, Oxford-street; Mr,
Dishurough's, No. 7, Viii-street-,12 ill ;
.M 13;,\I•Cr'S, •Staltii-
briti:4.e, Edinburgh; Mr. ::‘,ll).inald, Jeweller, filasgow; .
caliwell's, Dublin; .auil by one person' ill USel2.• considerable
town in Great. Britain and Ireland, in bo4es of only 2s. 91.
escn, stamped, itral Sealed 1,111 with 101 l .ind Pull directi
w'oel el)? per;on:-., of either sex 'luny mire tlitinvives with
ease, speed., s-ecrecy, and safety.
N. H. )':very los sold ip" Great -11eit;i!n is sealed
.op with i~
stamp, on Which., faViiirr of the Cononissioners, is printed
set the Stanip`Oftice—'l% T 'T'aylor, No. r), New Bridge-street,
to imitate w is Ft.;Wpy, and. ill others coautcrfots.

Thi's pay %vas pohlishetl, . •
In Three Volnwes Svo. a Nee: Edition, price 21. Qs. IN)ard,,, f
ritA V 11:. LS t 0 the SOLJitCV, of the 11116
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I SOUltl RIVER, and across the /:tucrican Cotithonit
to the.1,,,,i1z f`.; eats. P-ifoinitql. hy. OeJer of the Cowen:i-
ntent of The United Slits in the Years 1804,„I8t),,,, ili:d 1806.

Ity C,NPT:UNS and
Published from 1116 Miciat Report, 'and illustrated by a Map
of the Itonte, mid other Maps.
" Not often does it-fall to the lot of Reviewers to make a
report on a volume -(if such interest as the present may boast.
Instead of the Travels ofa privatedildividual, deficient natu-
ratty in the means necessary to make extrusive 'observations,
.and anziated perhaps by motives of personal interest, We
-Itave here the result of a survey performed at tbe expence of
Government, and conducted by t 1:: Most liberal views. No-
thing-, irtdeeft, could be more judicious titan the cboice of the
commanders, or the selection of the pirates appoint ed to
accompany them to the opplisite shore of the Atneriedii.con-
tinent, throd4li a scene of toil and privation, and under
circumstances in rvisich, withmit the cordial attachment of
their followers, the authority of commanders, would have
become unavailing. The Journal of Captains Lewis and
'Clarke bears the clearest parkS of impartiality, alitl of an
anxiety to obtain 'the ,most accurate information; their con-
clu,ions are not biassed by any precious theory; nor were
their efforts cir-eninscribed by any want either of time or of
the means of extending; their observations."—Monthly Re-
view, July 1615.
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