The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-23 00:00:00

WCESTER.

TO SE SOLD IN LOTS, or .LET "ton' Build_
ing Lease's, any Part of that Piece of Ground known
-by the Name of the RI A RS, in the Borough of I.ciester.
It communicates yvith the principal Street. of the Town, and
lies to a considerable extent on the. Bank of the Navigable
River Soar, which falls into the Trilt. The whole. is extra
Parochial, and. the Lgnd.Tax, lias: been redeemed'. I t•is a
situation peculiarly eligible for the erection of Alanufacloris
requiripg a breadth of C round, and the advantage of c-ilew
and easy Carriage to most parts of the Kingdom by- Inland
Navigation.
For further Particulars, inquire of Walter Ruling, Esq.
Weio.ccdts, 11:41* LeaCSW.

• This Day, price its, 6d.
LF:I7IER—to a itrind MEMBER of the
CHURCH, wall a s'pplcrilcrit, containig Two
:setters sent to the Editors of the Christian Observer, with
an Address to the Readers of that Misceilany, on igrnss tnis-
representation of'a passage in-the Appendix to the Guide to
the Church. •

By: the R2v. CHARLES DAUBENY, ..
Author of the Guide and Apphdix, &c...Feliow of Win.
chester College, and IVlic,isternt Christ Ch7trch, Bath.
Printed for. F. alld C. 'RiVitigton, No. 62, Si: Paul's
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To MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SII
OFFICERS Of-the ARMY, NAVY; and OTHERS.
For NERVO,US DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY.
Loss of Memory, Feebleness,.
Dimness of Sight, Horrors of the Mind;
Pains of the Back and Loins, Paralytic. Complaints,
,Tremblings,-% . ac. t4c. c.
HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE -. BALSAM a
LIFE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentleinett of
the first distindion'in this Kingdom, as veil as others, by
whom it is acknowledged to possess the-most
.efficacious
pecties in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the
exhausted parts with fresh juices, and tonally re-establishes
the whole Nervous System.
- Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, wlfose habits
were relaxed by the heat of those Climates, .have'received
infinite benefit; as well as. Officers belongitig'to the Army,
and Navy, whoSe Constitutionswere impaired by hard set.;
vice, and thevarions changes of Climate, • &c: •
Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a le*
Boxes of this Restorative, which- will amazingly strengthen
them, be the means of
.preventing .YariOus disorders, and in
some measure, guard against the ravages of time.
Note.—This Restorative is-,prepared in Pills which pro-
duce more gradual and lasting ei*Cts than all the internal
forms; the nner parts of the Balsam are also better preserved:
A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of Cures annexed,
may be had of the Venders, price 6d.
To be had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 163,
Fleet-street, and No. r 3, Old:Bond-street; Tutr, Royal
Exchang:; Matthews, Bookseller, strand; Batton, Oxtbi-d-
-•street; Crutwell, Bath; Swiney, Printer, Birmingham
Tesseyrnan, York ; Binns, Bookseller, Leeds t
other Venders Cif Medicines in Town aili'Citnintry—price
Gs. 3d. the box; or it may be had in_larger Boxes price
/Is. which contain the quantity of six stria?"' boxes, A§
made tap for the Army and Navy. •
N. B. Country' Gentlemen and others may he supplied
with this Medicine,-by sending their orders by Coachmen, or
Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a small parcel, diredert to
Mr. folfu . Wade, No. 163, Fleet-street, or at No. t 3, Old
Bond-street. • _ •

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
' No. 9, New liridge-Street, London.' .
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March $B, aar.
IBEG leave' to inform you, that ever since the
year 1790, I have been afiliaed with the Imes Vene.
rea; which, tioin- its obstinately resisting' every-course 'of
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty
nere, and undergoing several severe -muses of salivation"
and twice discharged from the Hospital, with, little relict, ,
would appear to be,of the most inveterate nature. In the
spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, at -
nearly ta.put a period to my existence—l had a large nicer
.on the ,crown of my head, one on • each arm, and my lee
were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right Was dreaam,
fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration .for the
last seven•years ; my left had also two large nodes' on if,
was very much•discoloured, and-gave me such excrutiat,
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as Learly to de.
-prlve meat ri-,;:.; in this . lamentable state, j was recom-
mended by ,Mr. J. T;ii:iiii.;.:,::::l•_. ('•'!;,, - ,r.:. "el so great a
cure. by them here), to take your Lcake's r::..2..":.:,.
Orttots.,',k. .- 440 do on Ow 26th- Of May ; in the course.
de. & t 6,1-,, r--,, - Ac,'., cl. to receive benefit—in little more
than:a - month, , , IlitM:Ort my herd
,:and arms were
soundly healed—soat sort'' r, -iiores on my leo:, healed
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also; leaving,' however, ConstliNlife-tii`4oiai‘ur ti An the •
skin,, and pain in the bone of the lett,. w --- • '.41 0,..,.:.-_, • '
ling of 'God, and a little longer perseverance lit , - 4:.i',.;„..,,i,.,
'suable It.tedicine, subsided.; the nodes dispersinx, the'sktu-1"--';,::
regaining its natural hue, and-the nOttUrnial pains gradually
going oft t thus becaMe, by your,' libera) advice sod Me-
dicine, perceelly free from all my former complaints— .
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be.,
comejolly and' fat, in which state having cOntinued many
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at
a loss in what terms to .express my gratitilde, but beg you,
for the good of other suikring mortals, to make this my
case as public as possible, •as I shall on every occasion ;
ipso
.doing, you will greatly oblige. Sir, your v..tefill, '
obedient, very iturOle servant, ALEX.. MURKLI,2,
Swan's ClosA I-fish-street; Edinburgh. ,
• . Witnesses to the above. Cure :
. ,
TOHN THOMP6OZ4, No. 3, New Poultry Market; ant: •
jon:; INI'l NTO 8 is, Old Assembl y= C lose, E,dinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor. ...
T.IICINIAS Te.Yl,olt, Member Of the Royal Collcsge -q Sur-
geons, at his HonSe, No. '9, New Bridge-street, Lori ,•n ;
where, alter a constant' resqlence of more than thirty-six
years,: in a practice particularly direded to. the ea:it:: Al
'Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Plat :of
Generatiop, with that invi4able secrecy which-Pull, of .
his pro•fes'sibit shanld always observe in- 6uclt,.t,ca,se, he
tiattJ:s himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitoiAy
adirtinisters to persons taking this Molicine, Will be
esteemed; by a discerning Public, as an advantage seal- •
dont attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold, by his appointment, lOr the convenience-of
thc,seliving at a diStance, at the Perfinners, No. 35, St.,
Alban's. street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 163. -0x-
fond-street ; i.!I r. Disborough's, No. ..7,' Fish-street-ain ;
Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-
hill'; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mae- -
•donald, Glasgow; Mr Callwell's,- 13-nol:11; and by one
person in every considerable .town in Crest Britain:4A Ire,
land., in Boxes of i,ttly 2s. 9d. each, Nt-,ded' tip with fun
anti plain diri:.aion.s, whereby portions of - 'dither seX laity
cur;:ittem!ielv,..s Wi ill ease, speed, secrecy, and safety..
N. B. Etrery Pox t.old in i.test lirinun i, ~ -..,.i.1 up with
a Stamp, on which, by favntir (Si tile (..'‘ulial;s>nmers is
printed, at the e-._" T. Taylor, 1.0. 9,. Nev.-
3 r idge,..st reet,"--to imttate kyh,i ch is Velopy, and ail Qthers
Ate Counterfeits. - - . .