The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-24 00:00:00

No. 26, CORNHILL.

As a proof the immense demand in the present
Lottery, there are more Tickets now shared than
there was in the whole Irish Lottery of 37,000
Tickets. HORNSBY and Ca. therefore recommend
an immediate purchase, there being no doubt that
the whole of the Lottery will be sold before the
Wheel goes round, as it only consists of 24.,000
Tickets.

We are happy to find that the present favourite
Entertainments at the New Theatre, Sadler's Wells,
will be continued every evening next week, so
great has their power of attraaion proved. The
Poncy Races are so var►ed and so well managed, as
to prescirt novelty every night ; and such is the
spirit with which they are received, that the Au-
dience fsncy themselves really at Newmarket 'while
they last.

T T was not without RELUCTANCE, that I originally
.1 deviated frOm regularity of Pra6tice, but I feel sufficient
compensation in having considerably conduced to the ame-
lioration of life's severest sufferings.
As a MEMBER OF THE ROYALCOLLEGE OF
SU RG EONS, I was desirous to rescue khie Vietiins of indis-
cretion. from the 'rapacity and ignorance of those to which
this branch had been hitherto disgracefully and injuriously
confined. And as no disorders 'are more important than the
VENEREAL DISEASE and DEBILITY, they certainly require
abilities Wily:equal, and attention with less remission than
can be spared by general Practitioners.
All Venereal Complaints are slight in their first appear-
ances,. but irresistibly fatal in their progress. To prelude
the possibility of danger by an immediate cure, or to erradi-
cate the most insidious and the most complicated cases, can
only be•expected from a PraCtitioner directly and uniformly
engaged in such exertions. • • 4
To re-animate the frame by the gradual progress of Medi-
cine, and to procure not merely a renewal, but an absolute
increase of vigour to those whoseconstitutions haiee been un-
•dermined by a-SECRET and SOLITARY VICE haS been theob-
jed and pursuit of nine years praCtice. Amidst the casualties
and calamities which. surround us, no situation is more grat-
ing to the feeling mind, than that of thedebilitided sufferer,
who is conscious that his own impaudence has been the tin-
fortunate cause of • his merited. .misery--but to sink In. de-
pair, from a desire of concealing his ini,sfortime, is only
adding to the culpability 'of his first indiscretions.. And
however difficult other Medical Men may consider such com-
plaints, I feel enabled to oiler a cure Wil.k.`fe the most eminent
and the most respectable have failed...
The terms of remuneration are unequivocally stated on the
first interview, and Liberality of treatment, as well as regu-
larity of qualification, constitute the plan upon which
Mr. B- may be consulted personally or' by letter, at
his house, No. '29, • Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple
Bar.

There is an additional entrance in ‘Vater-street, adjoining,
and the-natiteis on both thedoors. ' '
. . . M. B Member of the Royal
•
College of Surgeons or, London. .

SLOANE-STREET: .
LEASEHOLD HOIISiraiId,UROUN.D, FUR.,I,O'"I-IJR Et
'. 800 K5,-P &c. and a HOUSE in iYLST2,I.I.N.•••
STER. -
.
TO BE- SOLD.B,Y AUCTION,
By Mr. SQUIBB
On the Premises No. 70, Sloane-street, on.Weclitestl4.
Next, at One, in T.itree Lots, without reserve •
" -very- desirable LEASEHOLD PKEMISES,
'with a good C'earden fully planted, pleasantly situate itl
the 'preferable itartbf Sloane,strcet, the Property and late Re-
sidetiLe of, ,Mr. James Pluintittge ; • held .for -unexpired
term of 68 years, at a ground Not or only 61.ss. per aniatt.;
also a Pie„ee (.; found behind the same, with a capital Cre:ert
House erected tnerecni, held for the same _time, at a ground,'
rent of One Shilling; and a Leas..thuld tiottse. in Grubi.szieelt
Westifiinster, in the occupatitm of Mr. Wdliant Cress, Te.•
Mint 'at Will, at gl. Igs. 6d. per annum ; held for an uneX-•
,pireti term of S6.yeap,'tt a ground fot of Sixpence.
On ThUrsday Next be Sold by Auction, all his near
and genuine Household Furniture; Plate, 'Linen, China,.
Drawin.,..i, Prints, nooks (4inong winch are
Poets, in 7 Volumes, unifortiay botio), a small quanta
of Wine, k.;,een-Rouse Plants, &e..
The Houae may be viewo.i, and Particulars had on thit
Premises ; of Mr. Seymottr,,Sul,:itor, Margaret-street ; and
atMi. Squibb, at biS great RQ011), Saville-passage,
vale-71-ow. 1 ' •

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C .A.P ITA L U.S.LS and other IS. 3, al,r.
' FULHAM.
" TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's, by Order of the Devisees of .J.-Lycle, Esqr
•• the Middle of next Month ; -
r-TWO CAPITAJ.4I4I4 - L 6 Uo.r...';'), situate neat
- the River,Thaines, coNtAiiii.ng three ktoor.)
pable of Maicing too Quarter,, with two Kilns, st.r:ii.:t,toq
icourns, th.ale)-1-o4 u....: s, • Cart-Ho,, anti 'a 159.
D
• Ais t, an Ota -eswolished -f3ti Shoi , with three atlr=t
brick.huilt Measuab'e si 111134.11-4LiVetr
notice of the Day of Sale -Sill be given in this a,
other Papers, whet. iJarc, Clll ni.iy Dc; L