The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-18 00:00:00

BREWING AND MALTING.

MORTON, at No: 28, in the Strand,
respedtully informs the Public, that he instructs
Gentlernen in the use of the Thermometer, and the appli-
cation of that lnstrtunent relative to Brewing, ' anci will
furnish them with Manuscript Instrudions, which 'enable
them 116 pradise the Art of Brewin Porter, Pale_ Ale, a.lO
other Malt Liquors. He will also furnish them wirh Manu-
script lnstruttions for 'making Pale-and Brown • Malts, after
the most approved praaice, and having been long in business-
- his own account, and taking-a pleasure in trying Many
and various experithents, and
-noting their results it haS given
him a degree. ofpradical and experimental knowledge, in
the different lines of his profession, which very few- posses,
n can. Be proved froth the. many Letters and Vouchers of the;
most eminent Brewers both in Great Britain and I relaliJ,
highly approving of his different modes of pradice, and man!
of these Gentlemen he never had the pleasure 'of seein•
His Manuscripts put it in the power of Gentlemen to brov
an exceeding fine flavoured Porter from Malt and. Hopi
alone, combined with the. simple element of Water,
out the use of any other ingredient whatever.
Any address sent post-paid, to- D. Morton, will be dui/
•attended to.—He returns his respedful Thanks to those
Gentlemen who have approved so
.highly of the utility of
his Manuscripts and professional Abilities.

PHILANTHROPIC BALSAM.
THOSE who have hitherto frequently been laid
up for days together, front the sudden various vicissi-
tudes of our Climate at this Season of the year, may now be
enabled to attend to their professional duties or engagement;
with ease and safety the very next day, olt following the ne--
cessary direaions in the-use of this excellent Medicine—alika
calculated to restore to 'health, the Pulpit, the Bar, or the
Stage, frdm -the unpleasant etlects of Colds, Coughs, of
Hoarseness': it having. been ascertained and established as
absolute fad, that the finest voice may be so tar relieve"
frotnHoarseness, that the possessor thereof may in a tear
hours exert all its.powers in the fullest extent of variety iiiid
cadence.

^Sold with
diredions) wholesale and retail, at Mr.. J.
Hail's I atent Violet Soap Office, No. ioz, BanlcA)tiildingst.
Cornhill, and at his Warehouse, No. 40, Gerrard-streo,
Soho, in bottles, 'at ts. gd. and ss. sd. •

For CODS and COMPLAINTS of the LUNGS.
txtract ofa Letter from Mr. W.Vaugilan, Caerphilly, neat
Cardiff:

To Mr. WA S CLulterinc-street, Strand..

SIR,
ABOUT Six Years back I caught a sevete-Ce4
by. sleeping in .a.x.l.a.mp room, the cffztis ot• which h3%'e
much injured my, health, afktling me with Coughs, &c. which
did not yield to the several applications of Medicine ; tbrtu
nately, a Lady of Eminence in this Neighbourhood persuadA ,
me to a course of your Antipertussts, which I•must with
justice acknOwledge had a most desirable end i; the small 1
portion which I .roludantly. spared (there being no More ill '
whlow.36iirflilf'ltieePS:;irnirrael:;;;;;
Cardiff), was given' to a Neighbopr,.
in the last stage of a Consumption, and it has rcnder.:.d Intl
likewise the most essential service;
.the coAlsequ,tneeis, Ifs
first
rlsltavi.,elareir,eatwteod alugllecaatnidonsti:lrelebesgii:Layonu
win. Vaughan, Mercer, C,terpliili , C.; Llmorgansinse. - I
. , I am, &c. WM. VAUGII.`• \ ..
N. B. Tileoriginal Letter, in the hands of Mr. Vit-i,li, ~'..;
open to the inspection of any person who :nay wish to 'perii—
it ;: likewise several' other Letters from - rLi.speCiable• Ctlrcs".
pondents, fully establishing the • credit of the Aniinertu:s.i'
as a Medicine to be relied on with the greateSt continence 111
Coughs, and all CoMplaints of the Lungs.
'The Antipertussis is sold in Bottles, at 35. 6d. and rzs. ;It
No: 6,Catherine-street, Strand ; where maybe had R. Walsh''
'much esteemed Lozenges of Coltsfoot, for Coughs., ,
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To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.;
New 13ridge=.Street, Lori.,l

Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March 18, l'iOol•
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since t 1
year 1790, I have been afflicted with the Lues Venn-f•
orea; Which, from its obstinately resisting every course
Medicine prescribed by, the most eminent Of the Faculti.
here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivatioll,
and twice discharged. from. the Hospital, with little relief!
would appear to be.of the, most inveterate nature. In
-spring of last year my disorder -had got to such a head, 374 r I,
nearly to put a period to my existence-4 had . a large ulce,
on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my ief
were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was itcreal4
fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration.. for
last Seven years ; my left had also two large nodes
,orvit's
was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat".
ingipain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de'
prive me of -rest ; in this lamentable
.state, I was reeorty
mended'by Mr. J. Thompson, (who recc-ived so great
'cure by them here:), to take your Leake's , Patent .i'ills".
which I began to no on the 26th of- May ; iu the course.
of a fortnight,' l began to ,receive benefit—in little mar:
than a in ' - the ulcers on my held and aims Ace
.r 4
soundly healed-soon after, the sores on my legs 1i al
also ; leavinv, • however, Conut serable 'discolouration in tb'
skin, anil pain in .he bone of the lett; which; by the 1.31•0'.
ling of God, and a little longer perseverance in your MO:"
suable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersins, the sO,ll •
regaining its natural hue, and the notturnai pains gradual')
going OW I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me-,
perteztly Tree- front all my- former 61111)E:its'''.
have' recovered my former spirits and strength, and am
come jolly and fat, in which state having‘continued man!,
months to tile astonish:tie:it of all who knew me,
a loss in what terms to express rimy gratitude, but beg yoLlf
for the good Of other mortals, to make this la
case as ),abiic as :possipte, as I shall on every (yccasion,;'
iu,so cote will greaity oblige,• Sir,. your gleetli4
VC7y humble-scrvant, MURKIig•
Swan's C IczAz,- High-street, Edinburgh.
• Witnesses to the above Cure
logr4.TnomPsoN, .No. 3, New Poultry Market; ankf
o tiro: 114'1 osn,o Assembly,Close, Edinburgh.
. „ Prepared and Sold-by the sole Proprietor,
TuomAs TAYLOR, Member of the Royal -College of SO'.
• goons, at his Hottse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Londe* ;
where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-51
years, in a pra6lice particularly directed to the cure '
Venereal Complaints and-thos:- incidental to the Parts oi
Generation, with that' inviodable .secrecy which 1-I,:n
his. profession should always ob.itaroii in such cases, Al"
flatters ;himself, the- advice and 'assistance be gratuitousi
adminiSters to persons. taking - this Medicine, will 1-'P
esteemed, by a .discerning Public, as an advantage set'
dom attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, tor the conveuience ot
' those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's., No.
.35., 5,t,"
Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No.. 103, °"'""
ford-street;, Mr. Disborougles, No. '7, Fish-street-hill'
.Mr. Steel's,. Bookseller, NO. q, Union-row, Little Tower-
hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, .•Edinimigh ; Mr. NW:
donald,---Glasgow ; Mr; Call well's, .Dubl-in ;' and by' °I"
person. in every considerable.town in •G Great Britain and 1.1.11
,Boxes or only as. 041. each; sealed- up- With
and
,plain diredions„ whereby persons' of eithor sex .1,02
cure themselves wo:ith ease speed, seerecy, and safety. id,
N. B. Every. Box- n, Great Uhl ;sealed ul)
a Stamp, on which, tor favour of the', Cbmmrssioners
printed, at the Stamp-Office—" T. Taylor,' No. 9, Nei
Bridge- streetto imitate which is' Felony, and all other
are Counterfeits.