The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-29 00:00:00

The Post-Masters-General of Ireland, have stat-
ed in a Proclamation, issued by them on the z z th
`inst. that the Bags for Tralee, have in several in-
stances, been opened, and the letters tampered with,
and that there are strong grounds of suspicion that
felony has been committed between Limerick and
Listowel, to discover which, a reward of Twenty
Guineas is offered. Do the Post Riders know, that
Death is the punishment, and justly too, for their
opening the Post Bags on the road, though it were
only for the apparently innocent purpose of obliging
a friend with a News-paper ?
A few days ago a young man working at the iron
foundry at Rotherhithe, tell into the, flatting mill,
when in an instant he.was cut into seven pieces. His
head and bones at length stopped the mill, which
was thought a very extraordinary thing, which set
the men to seek into the cause of it, when they
found this shocking spe&acle, whose remains were
gathered together, and since interred.
At Hereford Assizes, which finished on Friday
se'nnight, there were twenty-three prisoners in the
Calendar—seven of whom were capitally conviCted
and.received sentence of death, viz.—Charles Dup_
perley Taylor, tried and found guilty on two in-
dietments, for robbing John Price and John Mailes,

rir WO New Currants, obtained from Seed ;
.1 one Red, the other White : they both bring Fruit as
large as some Grapes, in bunches six inches long, and hang
on the Trees thicker than the leaves •, they have a peculiar
brilliancy of colour, a full-flavoured sweetness, and brisk
poignancy of taste • far beyond all others;•:--z. Three New
Strawberries, viz. a. The Cherokee, a monstrous Fruit,
often five inches round, and of most exquisite tlavoilr ; it
bears so abundantly, that one Root frequently. fills a plate.
z. The-Paraguay, equal to the former in every fine property,
and comes later, so as. to give a long succession. 3. The.
Great Modena Hautbois, the most delicious of the Sttw-
berty.tribe ; its very high flavour and wonderful fragrance'
raise it far above all competition. Currant Trees (each sort
separately), six in a bundle, for tos. 6d. Strawberry Plants,
(each sort separately), fifty-in, bundle, for cos. 6d. •
Sold at Crocker's, st. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall. No
Credit. Pay Postage.

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To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq•
• • No. 9, •New Bridge.-Street, LonclOn, ifOr•
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March I°' the
T. BEG leave tO•inform you, that ever sir' verle-
•
- year 1790, :have beep with'. the r of
rea; which, from its 'obstinately resisting ever,Y,:fact;
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of
here, and undergoing several severe courses (I.`,,;tte
1/, 11,e
and twice discharged from the Hospital, iaitfr
would appear to be.of. the most inveterate- natn":", head, e
Of
spring of last year my dis Order had got to suc!'•iargeyl,,c's
nearly to put a period to my existence-.—l had rnY
on the ,crown of my
.head,. one .on each
were. broke out.in a frightful manner ; my rigilt,`'n for if;.t6
fully paMful, and had been' in a state of ulcerinl-,,s ';'
last seven years ; left had also' two large 4,1°,`-;crutiai'"
was very much discoloured, and gave me sucjii-riy to 4,r,
pain, particalarly when warm hi bed, as ne'-- ;
pnve me of rest ; in this lamentable state,
.I was
mended by Mr. j. Thpippson„ (who received s°ltve
cure by them here), to take your Leake's rat„ehic con,
which I began to do on thy 26th of May On I;ttle
of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit—In ". lv-ed
than a month, the ulcers on my he:d and arl nealtle
soundly healed—soon after the sores on MY NO
also; leaving, however, cojistuerable discolonratille
.51ye):
skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which, bY,,
ling of God, -and a_ little longer perseverance in )-ttlie
suable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersiu6',,cad'c'ic
regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains "and
going off: 1 thus became, by your liberal advicc,jands---
perfectly free from -all ntv former cou'l ant be.
have recovered my former spirits and strength, aP
come jollyfa., in whiclrtate. htrvingeontiO an 3
months to the •astonishment of all ‘v-ho' know,_lll7 beg Y°')„;
a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, u,,u, /his
for the good of other suffering mortals, to rn4"occasiel.
case as publie as possible, as
.I shall on. everY ..reeftt '
in so doing, you will greatly Sir, b: 0%.
obedient, very humble servant, - !A L'EX,'
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. •
Witnesses to the above Cure : aril
Markeb.
JOHN THOMPSON, No. .3, New Poultry
o Inv &Micros ii, PM Assembly- C lose, -Edinburgil•
. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, of Stir.
THOM!, S y Loa,'Member of the Royal Coll4cLonjo:o,,
geons, at his House, NO. 9, NeW Bridge--I;ti.eet'tbillY of
where, after a constant residence of more thari, of
rears, M. a.praelice particularly directed ed to 'Pc forfore.
Venereal Complaints
Generation, with that invi* vvh
lable secrecy ;c
his. profession. should alwayy pbserve,in
flatters hiMself, the. advict and.- assistance ffe- %.,„; ,
acltninisters • to
esteemed, by.. A. di4s,elning 26an - of
dom af.taingble and' void,9f vnienvest,
Ippo • the;•'enil 35,
Intinen , , No. 0%,
those living at. a•rdistance,. iit S 9 103. hill;
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Prttsonsl Medicinveaorigj. se,
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union.,l"o";',
hill ; Mr. Baxter's," South-bridge;, Edinburg". ;and bY jfe•
donad, •Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's, ratan. 410
person in, every -considerable town in...Grcat Brit4'witti
land,- in Boxes or only 2s. 9d. each;, sealed.ler seg
and plain dirediotis, whereby persons of e_itd safe,tY•
cure themselves With ease, speed, secrecy, up•
r 5 is
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a Stamp, on; which., by favour of the o'3l No. 9, ti,dl
printed, ,at the. Stamo-Office—.. .T. TaYinr,_nd alt
Bridge-street,"Hto‘nnit,ite which is Felowy,
are Counterfeits. •