The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-30 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

S la,
UPON the Cover of the Methodist Magazine
for Mai last, which was only this day first seen by roe,
find a Letter signed." A Clarke," and dated z3tn fartu.nyi:
zBo2, illoding to the insertion.of his nun; in a pamphlet or
mine, as having recommended a poor obj .:c1 of disease io 114
care, to whom the Anti-I mpetigincs was administered gra-
tuitously, in conseqUence of that recomiriendation.
The Rev. A Clarke, ft{ethodist Preacher, Once of Man-
chester, but now it seems of Tuw4, declares in 'O4
said Letter, " that he never wrote,-..0r caused to be written,
any Letter, or Letters, on any subject whatever to me, 'or
my Agents or Friends, and that the insertion of his name br
the: said Pamphlets as far as rerates to him, is a gross far-
gerY•

Mow Sir, in justice to myself, and to show the publielLt4ric
what Mr. Clarke has thus-publicly 'advanced to be utterly
false, d annex a copy-of his reconmiendatore Letter, witri
his own Signature, and that of the three Leadersof !the
Manchester Methodist Society, as well as two Neighbours .*
who attested it, and which is ready at time for I t wec-
tion, at my Counting--House, Solornon''.s Place, Liverpool.,
I am, Sir, &c.
4th Tune, IR.:se.. SAMUEL SO !AO
Copy of a Recommendatory Lemer from A. ClarL6,`Metho- . •
dist Preacher, late of-Mancler, and others, se.tit with 3',
poor Object; of Disease to Dr... Solomon. • . •
" The bearer, Thomas Child; is a Member of the Metho-
dist Society of this foayß (Manchester) ; he has beet; ati-lit.L4
for three months with yiolent pains in his loins, together
with a swelling in the abdomen and legS', the chiaracLir 01.
which disorder we cannot ascertain. r'
"We recommend' him to Dr. Solomon; as an •objea a- •
charitable rebel.
Witness our hands this, 14th day of March, 1795. •
• "A. CLARKE, MilliSter•
IsAAcWit.r.iNsoN,
" THom-A,s PAINTER, Leaders. 1,
" JOHN HARVMAN,
" RICHARD BUXTON,
Neighbotirs."
" WILLIAM STANLEY,

WHEN Professional Men of &it:cation- .anci
Responsibility deviate from, the general System by
the selection of a peculiar branch, the satuqion of long core'
tinued-iniccess is the best criterion of superiority.
Eight years:have I devoted my practice to the exclusil'e
treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as fai,. as 130
able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most '
important in the-Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
After initiation into every Branch, as-an Army-Surgeon,
I formed a wrsh at an early period of Practice td rescue
dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, -.or
equally, dangerouS precipitancy of general Praditicners. •
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I, haVe
voted my attention, comprise every species of V ENE-
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or, long du-
ration: zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of. sChool.boys, or the indulgences of 'mature
age: And, lastfy, tint derangement. of the system in wo- '
men. which is cal led BARRENNESS, or STERILITY.

Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or baste
in the ..treanr.ent of -a. Simple.onorrhoza; and it not- uo.,'
frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by
the intliscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me-
thod such Cornolaints are easily cured;' and, even whets
others -have failed, I trust taitt I may prdsurne to offer a
radical re-establishment. •
, .
Few,., however, are the cases of complicated distress ill,
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation's 01
Men, -who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice or th!
prevalent. gaieties." of a fashionable life, acquire that stale
Debility,. which is the unavoidaMe consequence of stlo'
pernicious habits.
Where tl unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but,
carefully cone eats tits misfortune, it may ,be same consol:
lation for him to: know,
.that although it be an objedl
doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioners, the „-Nriovm
of these Deficienbies by the gradual progress of neni)vae
tion, is 'tk acquirement Of my Experience. If the Tit°
of Bacchus or Venus have- began to reduce'Manly vigouri
much Linxi,:ty will be inrevented by an early Couitterac;
tion of thi. .14,1guid State and in these cases, no Brea
difficulty will.oecur. • z . •
where this Deficiency has-for years existed, a propel
perseverance is indispensably • equisite :to revive the tilunry•
-berMA Sparks of, Lite, anttl tore-,amui,tte die Coristittition• A
- MA RR I E D WO'M EN,' who have bong been clisappoint7„
in their expettatians of a Family, may he assured, "•
most instances, ,such defeas are curabte by Medical skill'
:The secresy which is so essential to my underfalcal;
and the qualifications which I have I:resin-1)0 to state, 1°1.41
the basis of My Pretensions, and - in"coinc.ittence Wait s,u-ed
.• this intimation is given, that Mr. may- be..consulo
personally,
,or by -Letters (inclositig- small Note), at,
house, No. 29, Arundel. street, Strand, near Tem „
ple v't
t; Zir 'lliere is an additional Entrance. in Water-Stree
adjoining, aliri the Name is on both the do6rs. •
M. Member of the Royal Cail 'eve of Surgeons'