The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-22 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC

' . • This Pay was publi;9led; 3
N 6• ,r
13y Goulding, Phipps and D'Alrnaine,'MuSicLe6lieti‘ 4,
Pall-Mall, and No. 76; St. •jarnees-street
HE Second -Number Of HANDEL's celebrated
MESSIAH, abridged; and adapted fur the Piand,
Forte, -with an AccoMpanimeht fOr a Flute or Violin, by
by I. Mazzinghi, price 3s.
The favOuritat Ovetture; Songs; and tt,vlv4 sele& Airs in.
the Ballet Of Brazen Mask, as pet-retitled at the Theatre
Royal; Covent-garden; coniposed by Davy and Mountain;
price 7s. 6d.
With gushing TearS; a favourite Balida now Singing..by
Miss' Daniels at Vauxhall, composed by J. Davy; price rs.
Far, . f4rat Sea, now Shiglag by Mrs. Bland at Vaukhall,
composed by C. H. Florio; price rs.• .
The following Songs sting by Mr. Incledon. With univer-
sal applause in his.- new Entertainment, called Variety, in
the principal Towns in England ; —The CaptiNe to hio
Bird—The Maid With a bosem of snow —The-Sea Boy's Gra.•
titude—The Sailor'S Glory' .compostid by, J. Tilazzinghi.--=
The. Post Captain—The. Thorn, • composA by
Shield.—Darling: Sue—Variety—The brave Marine-1-1 hr
fairy root, 0 Gaiety !—The -Welcome Days of • Peace, com-
posed J. Davy.—The Charming Kitty—The Sailor's
•Fitne-piece—Master Cupid, coinpaed by William Reeve.-
0 high swell'd his` bosom -Far, far at Sea, composed by C.
H. l• lotio--The Ditty, or shipwreck'il-Seaman's Story-7 i'iie
Iriol PhantasmOoria, ‘.-:ritten by prLe

't Ile Ship MM
V,. of St. ionn',, Canada.
APTAIN: Thoina :`,llrt:r he Ma rj.,
14..../ of St. John's, Canada, soleinnly declarei that
received a deal of benefit treat Dr. Brodum's Isletvous ors
dial ; likewise his Wife, Mary Ann Oliver; Was airraist.
reduced to Death's;door, and was perfe,ttly cured tiy
Dr. Brodurn's Nc Yaus Cordial, allei t'eing given over by afl
the able Physicians in the.Cuuntty ; likewise 'several or the.
Inhabitants of the Ishtnd have received great benefit irot4thet
above Medicines.

Withetks my 143nci; .
THOMAS OLIVErt..

A WORD TO T}E WISE

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As a Scholia caution to all who, from the nature of theft;
Complaints, are obliged, to have recoutae to that dangeroit
preparation.. Mercury. Mercuiy is certainly, if taken wi h
discretion, a most•noble and efleeual Cure for every speci4
of Venereal fnieCtion ; hut, on the otnet Hand, thete is not
an article in the Whole Materia Medica so replete with clan-
ger. Thus if a cold occurs when undet a course of this ex•--,
traordinary Medicine, it frequently Icaves behind it the Gout,
Rheumatism, Ntimbness in the Limbs, ijaraiytic Afiedions;
and Which, perhaps, do hot appear rot. seven, eight,. or ten
year.. Many Persons in busineas,..Servants, acct indead alt
who; from the nature of their employments, areeabliged to
be out in alt weathers; being liable to Catat 'cold under A
course of Mercury, which may terminate with their lives;
bur ho such danger wilj intervene. to toteWHO. substitute
Dr. BRODUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP; •
which is particiilarlp teconiMended to be used before persons
enter into the-Matrimonial State, lest the indiscretions of a
Parent are the source. of vexation to hiM the reinairider of hii
existence, by atfliaing liis innocent; but untOrtunate Otr.
spring; with the. Evil, eruPtiOns, of a• Moat .malignant ten.
dency, and a variety of
.Pther Complaints that are most as-
suredly introduced by, the same negled and irapriitiene.
The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial,. to
be had at the Doelors-House; No. 9, Albion-street, in Bot;-!;
ties at fl. as. i is. 6d. and 55. sd. (Linty included) ; jeboult,
and Co.'s, late Bacon, Nb..“ 6, Oxtord.street, OpposiA:
Borid-street ; Golding; NO. 42, Cornhill ik Ward, No. 324,
Hdlborn Wit Ors- (late,. Cockell's) Medicine WaretVuse.
NO. 229, Strand, Temple Bar; 'run's, Royal ExChange;
Williams;Perfumer. to. His Majesty; NO. 4i; Pall-Ma;1;
E...Newbery, Corner Of St. Patil's Cnurch-yard ; Bolton's;
Royal-Exchange; Ching and Butler; No. 4; Cheali.ide ;
Burgeriis Amick and Son, No. p, Haymarket ; Shatio.iMea
dicme Varehouse; lligh-sfrtet; Borough, opposite the South.--
wark Bank; Mr. Piddiing'ai No. 76; Oxford-street, oppo-
site the Pantheon; FOrbes, Druggist, Blackman-street,
Borough ; IYicey; Bow-lane. •
And to be had of all the Booksellers and Printers in i'aa
principal" Market Towns in the United KingdOtns.

SOUGH- -several 'Remedies are, discovc•rei
which perfealy eradicate every species of Sci.rylt,
Leprosy; Rheumatic and Gouty Pains; yet none are found
equal either in. expedition, plcasantnesse.siitety, or cheap;
ness, -ter Dt— PAT.Elool'sl's VEGETABLE DROPS,
which. in S,erofillousl'Schirrus,, or Cancerous Tinnors, Ul-
cers, and White Swellings; perilirrii the Most Wonderful.
cures; and in Cony:As-lye, Epileptic, Paralytic, as well as
Mental Deraugement, and other deplorabte Nervous Affec-
tions; where large quantities of celebrated MeclicineS have
been tried in vain; a small 'Bottle of ,the.se Drops' has given'
the happiest proots of their excellent properties, particularly
in p-roinotinga regular appetite and trile dieestippe expelling
all morbid tiumoins, and causing proper purity;. texture,
and tenacity; with tree circulation and equal distribution of
the nervous and other fluids; and thereby removing all bilious,
windy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they producer
composure of mind, a cheerful flow of spirits; accompanied
with an agreeable diffusion of natural Warmth and lively .sen;
cation turough every part.ot the aniinal frame; so as to ren.
der the sickly, weak, and delicate habit healthful, :and :ra
store the deeayed_constitution to a state of strong activity.,
These Drops are inclosed in Olainciireetions, and appointed
to be sold lip 'Putt, Royal Excriange; Ward, No. 324, Hol-
born, opposite Gray's Inn;-London ; C; Collins, Salisbury
Horsey.and Woodward; PoitSeii 'Mitts- 'and iiarritrigi 6os-
. port ;• DolWdson . and Mottle Portsmouth ; Jennings
Bishop's Waltham ; bobbins; Winchester; Skelton, South.
ampton ; Hollis,. Romseye
_tones, I,yrningtorr; Benion,
-Ringwood ; Moore; Poole; and most Venders ot Patent Me-
dicines in Great Britain, at ss;- the bottle,' duty • included ;
and may be had at No. Little To.wer-stree!',. London ;
where all orders wholesale and retail a re duly,attend-d to.
Also his IvIEZ I:: RION PILLS,' which, thOugh requiring
no restraint of diet, or hlndrance of business; yet are a saft4
'expeditious and infallible cure in every stirge of a certain
disease, being sealed up in plain diredions, with instrui ions,.
by which all the baneful et*ills of that insidious disorder are
nun.: lately prevented. by attending to the method therein
idirecied; price ss. Sd. duty included.

T Wasnot iv ittiot4 ICE L tICTANCgi
I:•deviited from regularity of Pradice, but I fal sufficient
compensation in having considerably conduced to the ame-
lioration of life's severest sufferings.,

.As a MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF
sURG EONS, . I was desirous to rCsCuc the victims Ot
creticti from the rapacity and igntirance of •those to whiat
this branch had been hitherto disgracefully and injuriously
confined. And as no disoeclers are more iirrpOrtatit illarr the
YEDIER.EA L DISEASE and PEItTL rT V; they certainly require
abilities fully equal; and• attention with less remission thati
can be spared by general. raditioz*rs.
All Venereal Com'plaints' are slight in their first appear;
ances; but irresistibly fatal in their progresS.' prelude
the possibility of danger by an immediate cure, or to erradi-:
cate the most insidious and the Most complicated cases, cal./
only be expelled from, a PraCtitioner direellY and unilotinly
engaged in such exertions.
To re-animate the frame by the gradual progress. of 11fedi-;
cine; and to procure not merely a renawal,' but an absolute
increase of vigour to those whose cdiistiliniollB have been un-:
dermined by a SECRET and. SOLITARY. VICE, has beehthe obi;
jed and purpit of nine years practice. Amidst the casualties'
andcalamities' which surround us, no situation is' is-10're grid..
ing to the feeling mind, than that of the debilitated sufferer,
who is'constious. that his own imprudenne,has been the
fortunate cause of his merited misery—bin to sink in de-
spair,- from a deSire of concealing -his- misfortune; it only
adding to the culpability of his first indiscretions. And
however difficult other Medical Merlthay eonsideestelicom..;
plaints, I feel enabled to oiler a cure where the triost eminent
and the most respe6.table have failed:
The term's' of remuneration are unequivocally stared en thy'
first interview, and liberality of treatment,- as Well as regu-'
larity 'of qualincatibri, constitute the plan upon Whicii
Mr. may pe consulted persOnally or by letter, at
his house, No. 29, Arimdel4treet; Strand; near Teinplr
Bar.

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There is an additional entrance in Water-street,. adjoining, /
and the n4ai.g.is cob both the doors. ..
M. 8.--, Member of the Royal
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