The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-12 00:00:00

• TEL WRITING MASTERS.'
I TANTED immedi4ely, in a Classical School,
V V at I.),e,ytheur, near Shrewsbury, a yqung Man 01.4 i,
vrite:A Manners, tench' the/ English Lan-
goage, Writing in all its difii:rent hands, Gebriletry, Land-
, surveying mid AL:lst:ration of every kind. 'A Liberal Satary.
will be given, with Board, Washing, and Lodging.
• Apply (postpaid) to tint Rev. john Geary, Deythp.ur,
near Shrewsbury.

•
Extract of a Letter !addressed to Mr: 13.6LL'As,o N, 'Printer,
Bookseller, Stationer, and Vender of all the genuine Me-
dicines, Stourbridge. , , •
SIR, .
you will: be pleased to.transmit the following
Case to Mr. Lignurn, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, in
Manchester': •
A udnam Brook,. near Stourbridge, Worcestershire
Feb. 16, igoi.

Mr. LIGNuM,
Sir; I beg you will pinlish the folloWing•extraordinary
Cure, and I sincerely wish that those wholuake trial of your
A NTISCO RB UTI C. DROPS Were candid and impartial in
giving a just a:cOunt of tlii.,:ir.effeas to -the 'Public. I ant,
persuaded that the'number of our fellow-creatures labouring
tinder dreadful complaints,-might riot only be relieved, but.
their Disorders effectually erzaticated. About nine years ago,
I-was affikted witlileprons and scorbutic EruptiOns, which'
made aeir.appearance on different parts of my body,, which.
increased with such rapidity, that of late years I have been"
truly leprous, my .whole frame being at times covered with
scales resembling the bark of a tree, handfuls of which were
.taken off,my bed every morning ; the *king that. attended;
:was intolerable, and still more insuffilrable iv,is the suiarting
'ruin which succeeded scratching.. Before I 'began taking
your Drops; however-incredible it may appear to the Public.
it is certainly a fact, that On dillerent parts of my body there
were not less tlianfive.hunirett ulcers through disease.; I
times lost the use of my limbs thereby, and was alnio,t ir. -
• capable of foilowing.my business., on which was the •
p_endenee my- family and self had to look to tbrour sunk,: L.
iii this reduced and truly kplorable state, my tani.ly zmif
friends had given up all hopes afrily recovery ; b
• gitahitance of mine seeing the Case of Timothy i,;
W,gari,. in Lancashire, in the birmit4,o:iam Paper, persuade,..i
rme to' make'trial of your Drops. I immediately puicliased
small TOtrte of Mr.
,Rollas.)n, Printer, in Stourbridge, which
I found greatly to „.alleviare my pai.it, and.through perse'ver-
ing, till I had taken, I think, six, or.stven small. Bottles, I
am grateful that I am now, snit have,been many months,
able to follow My emplby I f,any further .satisfaCtion be rc-
i)uired of the truth of this great the inquirer Indy be
'fully satisfied by ap?lying to Mr. Wheely, Glass-manufac-
turer, or Mr. Rollason, Stourbridge ; Mr. .Tornitincon, Deep-
'field Iron-Works, .near Wednesbury ; Mr... Foster, Brettel-
lane Lime-Works ; and by. Sir,

. . .
Your humble Servant,- -
EDWARD WRIGHT, joiner.
• Attested in presence of Mr. Wheeley,and, Mr. Rollasim,
To Mr. Lro'Num, Sti.geon, No. s 7, .
Bridge-street, M.,nctiester. . - . \-•
r.r. These Drops are sold, in moulded squats': bottles, at
r2s. and 45..6d. One .12s. battle is equal-in quantity to three
45. 6d. ones. They may be had,, wholesale and retail, at
Mr. Lignitries`Dispenaty, , No. 57, Bridge-Street, Man'ches-
:ter ; at Howard and •Lyans's, No. '42,- Loug=lan4 West-
'Smithfield, sole Wholesale agents iniondon ; and- retail. by
,the following persons: H. Cundell, Nu. 47, Minories; W.
Clarke, No. 269, Borough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitecitapel ;
Jeboult and. Co. No. 150, OxfordSt.ceet ;' Knight,' Nprtort
fFalgate; Kirk, No. 1;9, Cockhill, Ratcliffe; -Mr. Pickling,
No. 76, Oxford.-Street; Sutton, No-..:14-c, Long-acre; Tutt
and Bolton, Royal Exchange; .Wird; No. 324, Holborn;.
Wade, Old Bona-Street, and No. 163, Meet-Street.

T was not without RELUCTANCE, that I originallyl. deviated from regularity of Pradice, but I feel sufficient.
compensation in having considerably conduced to. the anie--
lioration of lite's,severest sufferings.
AS a MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF
S R.GEONS, l was desirous to rescue the victims of indis-
creiiop. froin the rapacity and ignorance of those to wind's
this branch had been hitherto disgracefully and injuriously
confined. And as no disorders are more important than the
VENEREAL DIS:AJE and,l)r.anLlTY, they certainly require
'abilities fully equal, and attention with less remission -stunt
can be spared by general Practitioners.
All Venereal Complaints are-slight in their first appear-
anees,. but irresistibly fatal in their
progress. To prelude
the possibility of danger by an immediate cure, or to errad-
cate the most insidious and the most complicated cases,. 'can
only be expelled from a Practitioner directly and uniformly
engaged M such exertions.
To re-animate the frame by the gradual progress of Medir-'
cine, and to procure not merely a renewal, but au absolute
increase of vigour to those whoseconstitutions have been un-
dermined by a sEcrcsT and-SoLITA R V Vim, has beentheob-
jed and ptirsUit of nine years practice. Amidst the.casvalties
and calamities which surround us, no situation is more grat-
ing to the feeling nmtd; • than thaf of the debilitated sufferer,
who is conscious that his own imprudence has been the 00-
fortUtiate cause of -his tiferitLA misery—but to sink in de-
spair, from a:desire of concealing -his mistbrtune,
:adding to the culpability of his first.'indiscretions. - Arlu
however difficult other Medical 'Men m ty consider such,cow-
Plaints, I feel enabled to-otter acute where the most emit:ell:
an 4 the most respettable have failed.
The terms of remuneration are unequivocally stated on the
first interview, and liberality of treatment, as well as reo•.-.
;lathy of qualification, 'constitute The plan upon which
Mr. mv.be consulted personaily or by letter, at
his house, No. 29, Arundel-street,' Strand; npr Temple
Bar.

There is an ddditional entrance in Water-street, adjoining,
and the name is on both the doors. '

M. Member of the Royal
College ofSurgeons of London.

To THPIVIAS TAY Lt.)K, Esq.
Dear Sir, ,f•jo". 9, New Bridge-Street, London.
T .FEEL it a Duty I,ncumbent upon me, to inform
1 you of the very.greit and extraordinary Cure I have re
ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LE AK E's PATENT
PILLS.

About two years agO, I was attacked with-a VEN ER EAL
DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly,for some timer
but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was.
obliged to apply to the most eminent-of the Faculty, but,
• their assistance Lall4rded only' temporary relief : 'I --went .
•thro,ugh various Courses of Salivation; and from being rptfc-r,
of a corpulent habit, Was reduced to a mere. skeleton. '• The
• Ulcers that spread ail over my Limbs rendered me a com-
plete ()Wed; so that my Friends despaired.of my recovery.
When brought to this situation, i considered death as
table, but-a - relaticin. Of mine commenting upon the man"'
Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, 1 was induced to
try a Box of, them, which I thought rather relieved me, and
. by persevering for two or three snonths, and following your
direetions,. I-experienced the most- unaccountable relaxation
from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now, thanit•
God, perfectly reeovered,• ,and walking out daily: I doub.t
,not, but one snore box, which I think cautious to take, will
eStablisir.My health in its original ,state.-
It is With the.mostheart-felt gratitude, that I subscribe
myself, Sir,' your much obliged humble Servant,
-Deansgate, Manchester; July,t, ixot. _W. PEARSON.
P. S. For.tho public benefit, I do not objea to the ahoy°
being published, but leave you. to- act as your own better
judgment shall dictate.
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, '
Taos. TAytoß, Member of the Royal College of' -Surgeousy
London, at his blouse,, No. 9, New Bridge-street ;
Where, atter a constant residence of-. more than Thirty-siX:
Years, in a practice particularly directed to the Cure otti
Vcnered Complaints, and those Incidental to the Parrs 0
Generation in-both Se:&s, with that inviolable •secrecY
which Men of his Profession shoulti always observe, 0-
flatters himself,
_the advice and assistance lie gratuitous"
ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will ba.
esteemed by adiscerning Public,. as an advantage seldom
to be obtained,' and void of ambiguity. - •
Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience
those liVing.at a distance, at the .Perfnmer's, No. 35; St. Al:
ban's-street, Pall Mall • the Toyshop, No. 103,
street ; Mr, Disborougivs, No. 7, Fish.street-hill ;
Steel's, Bookseller, No.. s; Union-row, Little Tower-hill
Mr. Mr. Baxter's Smith-bridge, • .Edinburgli ; Mr. Callwell't •
Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, M3P:
• chaster ; and. by one Person in every considerable TowO;''
Great Britain. and Ireland, hi Boxes of- only 2.5. gd. ea( 1.
sealed up' with•full and plain directions, whereby persons °a
either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy,
safety.
N. 8., Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up
a stamp, on which, by favoor of rlre Commissoners, is pr
r„.„
ed, at the S tamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New 13114;.:
street," to imitate which is Felony, acidllothers are c°l4
terfeit. . •