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

MARRIED.

• On Saturday last, at St. Giles's in the Flalds, the Rev.
Richard Harvey, A.' M. Vicar of Leatherheadi to Miss Hay,
of Gower-street.

At Newfieitt, on Tuesday, the 2oth instant, Colonel Tames
Dunlop, of Southwick, to Miss Julia Baillie, daughter of
Hugh Baillie, Esq. _

. . .
On Tuesday the 27th inst. E. H„ Deline, Esq. to Miss
Clarke, off-Urchin i'riorv, Herts.
The same day, at Chelsea, Mr. 1. Mackinder, of Tapley.;
street, to Miss L. Scutt,' daughter of C. Scott, Esq. of
Little Chelsea.

C.\ NAT. Z.:(iNTftActOt's aria-7,isSbNs.
'`r 11E Ki NNE'l' and AVON CANAL COMA
A_ Tl' k € iottpitchiteririg at the l'arar Inn, I.);_vizcs, tot
IVedliesdav A:.:Aust, at T wcflve o'C lock at noon,
to reethve. Pflpo,;als; and enter itle; COpriitA,,;:i'S for
LOCKS, ar.ft 'VWBRIDGES;
and also !or Crrtring and Forin;nK Foor Hiles Of Canal; neat
tile said Town - tans as.,d 8 pecitieations may be
seen by iipplyiag to 5.7-anniei liedgkii,s6n, of Devizes 'afore-
said,

WORTHY the ATI' TWN of TH. I', Al Li C isEl)

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TT is hut Justice to your.ifferit;•,t, .:I should 2C.,'
.knowledge, in this public manner, the good_ elfied I ex-
perience, fr,,na taking your valuable 'Medicines-, the Botanical,
Syrup and .Nerc:oti6 Coretal. . • •
I was afflicted for several nears with' Violent Scorb :tie-
-Disorder ; as also with 'Deafness 'in au alarming degrie.
could find no benefit. for thesecomplaiiits; although I ape
plied.tOseveral of the most eminent of the Ezreulty, but Was '
perfectly cured by taking the.above Medicines.' I ain, Sir,
• • • -Your ever grateful and humble Servin-I,
. .JOSEPH ART HY, - Farmer and Maltster,-
Fleybridge, near,Maiden, Esseft.
Witness to.the above,
-Wm, Saxton, Tillingham, Essex. •
• May 27, ISo2.
• Dear Sir,
Portsmouth.-
My situation for many years past his been •so truly tufa.*
serable, that I have often wished for death to relieve toe,
brit have wished in vain ! Owing to juvesiile indiscretions,
a vice eontrattec(at laboured under almost a total
deprivation of • sight ; my • memory had lost'. its retentive
• powers, and my other faculties were so Much impaired, that
I had little Napes, while my existence might be, "p,oionged,
of being any thing :.Ise than ct drone in the great 'lf 'Ve Or so-
ciety. I had applied to of number of eminent paysiciansii.
whose prescriptions, instead of relieving, tended only te in-
crease the malady, until, about fourteen months since, I w.-5 _ •
made acquainted with your two valuable Medicines. the BO-
' TANICAL•SYRUP and NERVOUS coltDlaL, and,
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e.videtiQe of,irty own senses. By taking two bottles More,
foiitnl myself so p•eriCaly restored to-health and spirts, that.'
I feel myself, if I may be allowed the expression, an inhabi-
tant of another world. - 'About ten ,Tnonths since .1 married,
--and three weeks ago my wife presented we win. a son, to the
great joy of Myself and friends, who had a long time despaired
allaying the family name perpetuated,
. If, Sir, you think the publication of this remarkable cure'
will he a:benefit' to the community, and to young men itz- •
particular; yuu are..perfeelly at lioerty to do so. . My rank
and situation in life Makes it iMproper for toy name to appear •
at the bottom of ins advertisement in a public paper ; how-
ever, I shall be in London about the middle of next inciith,
when I shall. be happy to assure .you with what respect and
gratitude I stn, Sir, .
Your much obliged humble Servant,
W. E. Royal Navy.
The- Botanical Syrup and. Restorative Nervous Cordial, to
be had at the Doetor's House, No.s, Albion-street; in bottles
at il. as. is. 6:1. and SS. sd. (duty ine!inien);• Jeboult and
Co.'s, late Macon, No. t Oxford-street,. opposite Bond-
street; Golding, No.•.42,Cornhill ; Ward, No. 324,, Holborn;
Withers late Coekell's). Medicine- I•Varehouse, Ni,. 2,29„
Strand,,Temule-bar Tutt's, Royal Exchange ; Williams,
Berfutner tonis Majesty, No. •41, Pall-Mall ; E. Newbery;
.corther of St. Paul's Chureli-yard ; Bolton's, Royal E
Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapsidte; Burgeon, AmiCk ;A.A.
Son, No. 32, Haymarket; Shaw's Medicine Wareh)iise,
Hig,li-street, Borough, opposite the Southwarie Bank ; Mr.
Pidding's, No.. 76, kford-Vreet, o'Pposite the Pant'-n:
Forbes, Druggist, No. 32, Blackman-street, Borough
Bow-lane. -
And to. be. had of all the Bo'sltsellers and Printers in flit •
principal:MarketTowns in the United Kingdoms.