The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-07 00:00:00

To T. TArLort,
No. 9, New Bridge-street;

Honotingn
. •
T BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the
year 1790, 1 had been allricleil with toe Lues Venereal,,
which, faun its obstinately resisting teeny coarse of nsedicine
prescribed by the most eminent of tin' here, and un,
dergoing severalsevere courses Uf SaliVatloo, allti twice dis-
charged from the hospital with little relief, warld appear_ to
he of the most inveterate nature. In tlis spring;4 last year.
asy aisorder bail got to such a head, at nearly td put a period
to my existence—l had a large nicer on the crown of is head,
on e on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a fright fol
manner; my right was dreadfully p.,,Mful, and hail heels in n
state of ulceration for the last seren years; my •left had also
two large nodes oil it, was very much discoloured, and Rare
me itch excruciating pans, particularly when warns
•31 steads' to deprive me of rest ; iu this -lamentable. state,.
was recommended by ,Nlr, J. Thompson, (who received' so
tarot a cure by theist here), to mid; your Leake's Patent VMS,
which I begot; to do on the Dab it. Bitty'
ill the cuoi.,;,.
fortnight I began to receive beneat-01 little noire than a
,ninth the nicer* on my head and arms were souissdiy
soon atter, the sores us my legs healed also; leaving, how.
ever, considerable discolouratioo in the slim; and putits! he
boulongwe'rif he tr ft, which,
ylei ylo)yu rt
the males disver,,iiig, the skin regaining its natural hue, and
the noel orimi pains gradually going uff.-7l thus hcca:nsa by
yo r liliterul advice and medicine, perfectly free front all my
tinnier complaints—have, iseuseled tui former Viaits and
strength, nod am become jolly and fat, lei which state hating
continued months, to the aStimishinent of all who lutttY,
n r, I am at a toss in what tams ta es;ptt a my gratitude, but-
beg you, rot the too,' in other suffering mortals, to male
this 'HY past.itile, as ftliall on every occa•
su►u; luso 013.1.14,,
swan,ic
511, g;
W ties*r►t o tho above Cure :---
.13114 'l'l•.inspson, No. 3, New I,,,ityv
Market, rdiuhur};h,
stolin fel•lsitosli. Old Assisiiiiile anac, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by tilt sole Proiiniet..„. ri LOM AS -PAY-
Loa, nt the Royal Cuileg,, of surgeons, at his.
hOtilley NO. s, New ltrid
constant residence of morgeet'll:
cularly directed to the cute of Venereal CU niplatinti 4111 t
incidental to the Parts of leoet allow, win, t kit iiiviolable
secrecy which men of his piole..snoi sinotid always oliwrvcin
gild' eases, he Slathers Itimsett tilt ;Wm,
t,:t.teet' LOndon; whete, after tt
tool its,i*laoct:
srittuitottilv sttlluinizorra to persiii4iisltY,tkair::: this 11:111.4111::::
he est et meil, by 4 diSVerilitift Public, as au advai (Hp: seldom
Ittainahle and raid of aft amhignitv.
Also sold, by his upp lint 'meta, for the conytaiience of those
tieing nt a distance, lit the Toystiesp, Ni,. 0)(11nd-street;
Mr. Disborough's, N. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter,
South-bridge, Edinburgh: Mi. 's, tyablits ; and of
"lie pet son in every considerable town in Great Britain and
Ireland, in boxes of noir Ts. ml.eacti,stnrapril, and sealc4 up
with full and plant dirrctions, •vbereby persons, of either
sex may cute themselves with rase, speed, sparer r, and safety.

Da. COPPINGEIVi LETTER..

We subjoin this remarkable and important do..
current. If the basis on which the Courier rests
his reasoning on this subject required any sup-
port, here it is furnished. A fter this letter, can the
most sceptical doubt that the Romish Priesthood
in Ireland are favourable to the 64 rent"—zealous
partisans of that monstrous exaction, The ques-
tion—if any ever existed—has now been set at
rest by the letter of this Doctor, so eminent
among the Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics? On
the whole, the document is of the utmost im-
portance, and will, we doubt not, have its due
effect on the Imperial Parliament.

To those of the Roman Catholic Clergy of Clorsc and /loss,
in yvhase Parishes the Catholic Rent remains still mica&

Irctrd.

REV. INETIMEX—The obvious advantages of this most'
judicious and popular measure, leave no room to apprehend,'
that you who have so long witnessed and so deeply shared in
the unparalleled lardships and degradation of the poor people
under your immediate care, con be indifferent or remiss in any
constitutional exertion likely to raise them front thattlebasenient,
to a level with their fellow men. Th.: enthesiastio syMpathy
moreover manifested in those congregations where the objects of
the Catholic Rent have been announced, is glefinit evidence of
parishes a_ppointed to receive it,
the facility with which the weekly farthiti,. -I,_ ~
farthing be CC mut,:u, were
Brethren, are certainly
though I trust very few,
hapnerSid)tp.waecriotlPtlieasrritictnied: .P.--jelir3l°tha'neeBisleYvEtir:ll:lliY laildeve.ed, that many poWerfui
and that some,
individuals are hostile,
of our Roman Catholic Gentry, are not w. ftierully 33 they
ought to the collecting of the Catholic Rem. But this very cir-
cumstance calls louder Ito our energies, and should lie an addi-
tional stimulus to them. The poor in the ptesent,thte of things,
are the principal sufferers ;--the poor, hoWeVer, ore dear to us on'
every account ;_...they have litoo4l by us in the worst of times t'
they are our chief support i the. Catholic I)
"eligion in Ireland it
based upon them s .we must rise or fall with the or. We
should, therefore, identify ourselves with their intereposts, and
with this measure for that very . wason. . If' it fail, we shot At
least have done our. duty; if it succeed, wa may congratulate
ourselves for having cooperated in the attaining of civil , and
religious liberty, and for having thus contributed to pronintei
the peace
. the I
Concord, the strength, and the prosperity of 're-
land. That -you may live to see this happy consummation,
and to participate in Ilse general advantages oi• it, 6 the fvtvent
wish of . .
Your most faithful and devoted Servant.
;44 AVILLIAiII COPPINGEit.

Cove, Nov. 26th, MU
( Cork Ativertixer,

James Hill; the Brecon letter carrier, was cm,
tnitted on the I Ith ult.. by the httifill'of Brecon, on n charge of
feloniously altering the mark ofa letter from Bd. to 18. 4d. and
appropriating the additional tid. to his own use. The prose.:
CUtiOn:WAS ordered by the Postmaster-General.