The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-10 00:00:00

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NEW SORT OF WHEAT.
ANew Species of RED WHEAT is bfferctic;
she Curious, which. has the following most vaß'2'
properties : 1. It thrives full as well if sown in the - e'
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as in 'Autumn. z: It ripens near a month sooner thaJJ-Tc,.•
lisp Wheat. 3. It gives a much -larger increase, `;it
fourth more on an Acre than any Extg,lisit Wheat '• •
managed nevi-ding to the printed Directions inclosedwni its
it is wonderfully prolific. Its skin is tender and ti,ill'
flour very white and fine, and its taste peculiarly ssii,!ebt';,cv
Bags of this Seed,, from Nirhieh twenty bushels maY Al-
peeled in return, are sold for los-. 6d. at Crocker's, 51•,.,
ban's'-street, Pall-Mall,. with printed particulars
of a new Method of cultivating Corn, by which an iwat;.no .
expence is saved, and yet the returns are go per cent. .;‘: •
tliah- by the commpit methods. No Credit. Pay I'os"gs

BREWING AND MALTING.
VTR. MORTON, at No. zB,- in the Str3o.
IV,L respecifully informs the Public, that he ittstrt,.i-
Gentlemen is the use of the Thermometer, and the
cation of that Instriiment relative to Brewing, a"`l
furnish them with Manuscript instraidions e, which h4tt
them to practise the Art of Brewing Porter, Pale Alt-'l,Oll
other Malt Liituors.. He will also turnisii them with •
script Instructions for making. Pale and Brown
the most approved praciice, and having iaeen. long in h'",--30/
upon his own account, and taking a pleasure its tryiog
and various experiments, and noting their result, it -hal!,7e,io
him. a degree of practical and experimental khow''''sele*
the different lines of his profession, which very few
as c.in be proved from the many Letters and Voucbut;T,A
most eminent Brewers both in Great Britain. and ,;',;01
highly approving of hi dilEren t modes‘of pgictice,
of these Gen4.14.-.men he never had the pleasure of
His Maauscripts put it in the power of Gentlemen tollol4,
an exceeding fine flavoured Porter from Malt v;"1.„0",
alone,, combined with the simple.xleni,nit of Watat <<•
out the use of any other ingredient whatever.
Any address, sent post-paid, to D. Morton, witi27e,bosi:
attended to.—He returns: his resp,..".ll.ful' ThankstLi„.t.y
Gentlemen who 'have app oved so highly of the utrll
his Manuscript's and prbfei:sional Abilities. ,

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EXTRACT" FROM THE LONDON GA7.EI
TT has been the stilj.v of .the Pro prietOrs of •
cr
well-known ANTISCCIRBUTIC DR.OVS, firs
posed and prwared by the Iste ►FRANCIS S P I t..S !4.4
his Dispensary, No. Sollo-square;London, acd
only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to
Public against the I:npositams which are diliiz \or' d Or.
against Medicines.possessin- the first respeciabiki O
dle virtues of the Antiscorbltic Drops have te'
only anantidote in scorbutic cornplaifits, but a soccz..
source in cutaneous eruptions, scruplitila, •gout, rho'il;:,-1116'
aria the.attendimrdiseases of the nerves, as the
accompanying each bottle:, given. in an ample bi'e c'(,ott
tions, will testify, as well as, the Treatisa:.on 1)i4,41i0 111`1
&c. written by the late Proprietor (which may
at the Dispensary;,sin4e them out as tit obleZ,s fftfea
der their sanction,. such spurious imitations. tof „1. Col;
son, the Proprietors, by the favOur
.1-Us Majet•:t)-)„,Oca,
rnissioners of the Stamp- Diflce,.have atli,ted a stAoll"'..
bottle, printed in black ink, with-the wards "
Co. No. Is, Soho-square," expressed upon it, wil''',lllo.
Purchaser attends -to,, together with the words
Patent," on the battle bill, and wrapper,
addition of the King's. Arms on the larger, Ile iloYiTit tll5,
sured lie has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as 6°l',`,.i
Dispensary,. Soho-square, London, VII bottles of is. 16
each, duty included. . '

AP'
WHEN Professional Men of Ea n ueatlo
Responsibility deviate horn the general
the selettion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of t°'/'"
tinued success is the best criterion ot superiority.. cius.;go
Eight years have I deyoted .my practice to the asuit °
treatment -ot Three Dist3rders and the successful te„ Jfilc'
my -plan, gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far 3-e rrio'
able, the ravages of thOse Complaints which are4.l.,
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. rgeotu
After initiation into every Branch, as-an Army e
I formed a wish at an early • period of Pradice to r's-our
dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated met',
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditionef",
:e (I!
The Three atsorders, to the Cure of which I 1131:341''
voted my attention,' Comprise every species of
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or longfrorl
ration : idly, Ali kinds of debility, whether arisitiliool
,a
the _habits, of school-boys, or the indulgecces of ‘44)
age: And, lastly, that derangement of the syste°,l.l.-Y• to
men which is called BARRENNESS, or STE
Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, °',,t tiv;
in the treatment of a simple Gdnorrhcea; and it l'-'oo‘ll7l
frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are pols?or mli
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a sulie,rirdie*
thod such Complaints are easily aired ; and, cvel;
others haVe tailed, I trust that 1 may presunw f!t'
radicalle-establishment. • ltreSS
Few, however, are the cases of complicated ,tiorti tilit.
this disorder, compared' with the calamitous si "is
tu;
Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary st" ,p•
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire t"
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence, bar
pernicious habits. . •serYr
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his col; o'
carefully conceals. his misfortune, it may be sot'toceL
Litton for him to know, that although it be an
doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, thf tzciPirof
of these Deficiencies _by gradual progress :,)„,` Pori.
lion, is the• acquirement of yity Experience.
of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Mail'Yuoti:‘,,`et
much anxiety will be prevented -by an. early rg.
riots of this tarn uid State and in these case=' ,et'
difficulty will occur. r"try
But where this Deficiel;cy ii-rs for years exisic-,,lie st°' ,
perseverance is irinispensahl equisite to revie i`tutif°t.ed.' I
bering Sparks of Life, anti re-animate the Con''t. if3'
MAR i.tIED WONI v.,h,-,!lave tong bezai . .
in their expectations of a Farnly,
hiost instances, such iteled.s are curable -by .Nledic,l,olc.l
e. ,rriv
. 'fife secresy which is• so essential to nib
and the qualifications which I rt...ve presumed to !,I tit
the basis of my pretensions, and in coincid-ence •
fins intination is given, that Mr. B. mtv be
may be assoreolostilio
personalty, or by I erieriE (iiklosing a similt r40,?1,.!;,1e
house, No. 29, Arundel strcet, S-trand, -near `l"rd,sft
There is an .adtlitionol Entranice ‘Va .;
adjqining, and the Nt.rme is on both 't he doors. cote."' ,
B Me.rnb9r of the Royal cai,„..,oi Stitti

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