The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-16 00:00:00

A WORD OF ADVICE.

THE celebrity which, the ANTISCOTZ.BUTIC
DROPS, first invented by the late FRANCIS SPILS-
BURY, No. t 5, Soho-Square, have, through a series of suc-
cessful recommendations acquired, pattiCularly in Nervous,
Scorbutic, Gouty, anti Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an
incumbent duty of the present Proprietors to protect the
health of the Public, to the utmost of their power, by cau-
tioning them against the purchase of a spurious composi-
tion ; a line of condud they are induced to adopt from a sen-
timent of gratitude as well as a,sense of their own personal
rights, This Medicine is only prepared at the Dispensary
as above, and etch Bottle is' accompanied' with .1 List of
Cases, an ample Bill of Dire lions, and the Author's Treatise
on Diet, Gout, &c. By vermission of the Cofnmissioners of
the Stamp-Office, a stamp, printed in black ink, is affixed to
each bottle, with the words, " Spilsbury and C0..N0. t 5,
Soho-square," also " By the King's Patent," on the Bottle,
Bill, aid Wrapper, that the Purchaser may be convinced of
being supplied with the genuine Medicine,, which is sold In
bottles at ss. and 11. as. each, fluty included ; in London,
by F. Newbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, 'Toward
and Evans, Ching and Butler, E. Newbery, Bacon, Bayley,
Bolton, Ward, Turtle, Wade, Swinev, Pidding and Cockle ;
in the Borough only by 'Clark, No. 269; and B. Shaw,
No. 74.

•-- • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq..
•: No. 9, New Bridge-Stieet, London.
Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March 13, Igor.
T
BEG leave to informyou, that ever: since, the
year x 790, I - have been afflicted with the Lues Vene-
rea ; which, from its obstihately - resisting .every course of
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of .the Faculty
here, and undergoing several severe coursZs of salivation,,
and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief,
would appear to be.of the most inveterate nature. In the
spring of last year my •djsorder had got to such a head, as
nearly:to put a period to my existence—l had a large Ulcer
on the crown or my head, one on- each arm, and my legs
were broke- out in a frightful manner ;•• my 'right was dread-
fully
painful, and had been in a state of ulceration forthe'
last,seven years ; my. left , had also two large nodes on it,
was very much 'discoloured, and gaVe me- such excrutiat-
iug pain, particularly when warm bed„ as nearly to de-
prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom-
mended by Mr. J. Tliompsori,. (who received so great a
cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,
which I began to do on . the 26th of May ; in the course
-of a fortnight, -I began to receive benefit—in little more
than a month, thd- ulcers on my heed and arms were
soundly healed—soon after, the. sores on My legs healed
also; leaving, however, consittera'ole discolouration 'in the
skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the Bles-
hng of God, 'and a little longer perseverance in your inva-
suable Medicine, subsided;: the nodes dispersing, the skin
regaining its natural 'ie, and the notturnal pains gradtiall)
,going otr. I thus became, by -yOur liberal at and- Me-
dicine, perfedly free from all my former complaints—
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be
come jolly and • fat,
sin which state having continued,many
months to the astonishment of all who knew-rile, I am at
a loss in what terms to expfess my gratitude, but beg you,
for the, good of other suffering mortals, to make this my
case as public as possible, as I shall on' every occasion ;
in so doing, you will greatly. oblige, Sir,_ your grateful,
obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. 11LURICER,
Swan's Close, HMI-street,' Edinburgh. •
• ' Witnesses to the above Cure
iOHN THOMrSON, 3, New Poultry Market; and
lona M`ter as tr,' Old AsseniblyX lose, Edinburgh. •
Prepared and Sold by ,the sole Proprietor, -e
T nom s TAILOR, Member of; the Royal College Tof Sur-
geons, at his House, No. 9,- NeW Bridge-street, London ;
• where, after a constant residence Qf more than thirty-sia•
'years, in a prathee particularly directed to the .cure of
Venereal Contkilaints and thOse incidental to the Parts of
,Generation, with that inviolable secrecy Which. turn of
hr§ ',profession shOeld• always observe in such cases,. 11
e
• hatters himself, 'the advice and assistance.he gratuitously
administers to persons taking this -Medicine, will be
esteemed, -by a discerning Public,' as an advantage sel-
dom attainable zold void of all ambiguity.- -• •
A. 15.0 sold, by. his appointment, tbr the convenience et,
these living at a distance, at ti Perfumer's, N0.:35, St.
A lein's-street, Pall:, Mall ; the, Th'sliop,, No. 103, '0 x-
fordestrecte .Mt.• • Disborutteh'se No. .7, ,Fish-,streetOuill%
• Mr. Sreelis, Bookseller, No, To,z-er-
hill.; Mr.' Baxter's, (:)Itll-bridge,- Edinburgh; Mr. Ikrac-
donald, Glasgow ; Mr CaV we I Ps, Dublin; and by one
person 'in every considerable town.in Great Britain and. I re-
Imd, -in Boxes of only as. 91. each, sealed tip with • full
And" plain directions, whereby. persons of either sex may
cure thea3elves 'with, ease, speed, secrecy, amid safety.
N. B. Every 80.. sold in (h' of llritaili• is
,sealed lip with
a Stamp, on which, by favour of 'the Commissioners is
printed, at the Stamp-011ice--‘,'..T.,TayloK;
13ridge-streerf--to imitate. which is: Felony, and all Other.
z
are Counterfeits. LI t Li • • '
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1.-.TVERPO'Cr,. .
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O
tOikTER DRIAVERS, Du;TI L EARS, OR REG-
. -I-IFIP:Rs OF STI RITS, "&c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
By
,Mr. Ci-fl
.Afhi's Great Roam, in Pall-Mall, Landon,
The beginning or AUGUST NEX T,
AA MOST CAPITAL, CAPACIOUS, and
\V ELL-CONSTRITCTED PORTER-BREWERY.
occupying and covering two 'statute Acres of freehold
Land, within the boundary' of the Toiv a, with a moss
abundant supply of water of the first cpality.and piirest-
nature, competent to supply the whole inhabitants of Liver-
pool. The Premises are most substantially built, and con!.
venientlydisposed for carrying on, upon the most extensive
scale, a Porter-Brewery, Distillery, or ke<iiiring of Spirits;
a capital and useful Steerri-Engine, by which -every part of
the Premises are suppliedby Leaden Pipes, and Wat
culated to reduce labour in several departments.- The Coppers,
Squads,. Underbaeks, Mash-tuns add- Coolers, are nearly
new, and in the most perfeel condition. There arc building
sufficient to convert into a Cotton-Manufaelory, leaving ample
room for all the, abov,e Branches";
_the situation for which 4
undoubtedly the first in the Kingdom, and in the Distillery
line there would be a regular vent for all Spirits that could
be made : the present morty:nt the most propitious, from -die.
-reduced price of Malt and Hops • a convenience for Malting
all the year round, and the redundant water, will shortly
become a considerable annual produce.
The Premises may be 'viewed by applying to Messrs.
"Beckwith and Co: Mr. Meek, or Mr. IL 'chomp-son, of
t,iyerpool. Printed Particulars will be ready to deliver
twenty d.tis preceding the Sair, and-a Plan rday now be seen
at Mr: Chnsties, who is. einpowered•to receive Proposals'
by Private Contract

• • -
CAPITAL SPINNING MILL: .1?-..TFORD,
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
•
By Mr. SMITH,'
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July 28, at Twelve,
In One Lot, unless an acceptable otter is made in theme=
time-by Nivate 'Cootiaci,
rrHE FREgHOLD, su4suiritial MILL, %vett--
planned Works, called the .1t EV L T 1 ON-
LL, with convenient Wool and Sorting' Rdoms, Dye-
house, -Drying-houses, Warehouses, Store-rooms, Stabling,
and Work-shops of every description ;•. a capital Steam-
Engine of great-powet, byAlolton and Watt, and
_an Engine
for extinguishing Fire, with every sort of Machinery fur
-Drawing, Roving, Spinning, and -other Operations upon
Wool ; and several of Cartwright's Patent Machines fat
combing Wool. The Premises are remarkably well situated,
.adjoining the •Gainsborough Canal,''supplying. the Works
with Coal at a cheap rare, and close to the Great North
Road, in the Parish(of Clarborough with. nineteen Dwell-
ing-houses and ten Acres of rich Lana adjoining. I minediate
-possession may be had. -
To-be viewed at any time, and Particulars had ten days
'pteceding the Sale, at the Saracen's Head, Newark; Black's
Nottingham ; - Angel, Doncaster; White Hart, R,et,.•
fOrd ;- at the Mill ; Garraway's ; and of Mr. in-11th, No. 6z,
Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. •

EtT.ATE AND MANOR, NEAR BOSTON, LIN%.
Co ENSIIIRE.
TO.BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SMITH,
•
At Garraway's Coffee-hoilse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, ell
Wednesday the fah of 'August, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE.. MANOR and EXTRA-PAROCHIAL
TOWNSHIP and ESTATE of BROTHE RTO FT,
bounded by Navigable Streams communicating with the
opulent Sea-port Town of Boston, and the most considerable
Navigations of England, intersected by a Turnpike-road.
With the MANOR-HOUSE and Offices, Orchard, Plea-
sure and Kitchen Gardens, wall stocked .and planted; Sta-
bling for Nine HorSes; a powerful NH LI% that works a large
Threshing and Winnowing. Machine, Stalls for fatting ninety
head of Cattle, large Granaries, a Farm house, Barns, Stagy
bling, Cow-houses, a WIND CORN MILL, Thirteca.
Cottages, and numerous Out-buildings-with 879- Acres of
rich Arable and Grazing Land in Fifty-eight. Divisions, with 4
in a King Fence, at Rents, and of the Value of xis
Iss. rod. per annum.
. The Estate commands excellent'situation for improve-
ment, highly advantageous, near the. greatest Sheep Market
in the Kingdom. 'file gates are coirlparatively low; aria
reduced by an Estate apolicable to the relief of the Poor,
May be viewed, and Particulars had, ten days preceding
the Sale, of Mr. Thirkill, Attorney at Law, 'Boston ; ache
Printers of the Cambridge Intelligeneer,_ S tam_ A. _ k't
cf..
-cury, and Nottinghain lournal Mr. Brace, Solicitor, 'Es.,
sex-court, TempL.:; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Siojt4o
NO. 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange.. • '

THE ,CELEBRATED ARSTBRGENT LOTION.
'OR the Cure of. Redness, es Pinml
, Blotches,
Coarseness &c. in the Facet, Hauds, and Neck ; did
only remedy for etreaually..cleansing .the coniplexion, auk
removing,all diseases .of the skin, pinta ss. sd. hall-pints
as; 9d. sigledoealed, and warranted genuine from Dr.
mon, Liverpool.
-It is the most elegant,' aromatic, -mild, safe and valhable
Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic Eruptions, and every disease
of the face and skin ; it gently opens the pores, eradicates the
miasma,.and ri:storcs the skin to a degree of fairness anslva-
rity beyondthe porers of descriptiOn. Ladies in particular
as, well as Gentlemen., may rely on the good qualities of this
Abstergent, as the. best clearer and beautifier of the skin,
which it renders fair, delicate, soli, smooth, and agreeable,
removing every kind of stain, tan,- sun-burn, and
.all those
freckles which long illness and fatigue gsnerally prodttee.--"
It is celebrated for its peculiar quality-of clearing the fa•liet
• neck, and bands, whit.a are thereby made exquisitely fair,
white,. and delicate ; in short, it is the only cosmetic a Lady'
'can use at her toilette with ease and comfort, or a Gentleinari
have recourse to when shaving is become'a dreadful operatioo
by an eruptive disease of the face. The Abstergent is 'war'
ranted absolutely to remove, with Ont pain or trouble, ate!,
kind of eruption on the huinan body, from whatever cast
arising. As a speeely, -efFeetual, and Safe iumedy, it is
Nailed, and has performed cures when many other L 0401.11
could give no relief. It is harmless to the tenderest con;ii'
lotions,. and innocent to the most-delicate .complexion, fe'•
stores the skin to its wonted pureneSs, and preserves it thin,
• soft, elastic, fair, and delicate. • '
N. Each bottle has a label signed by Dr. SolornoM
without which it cannot be genuine. • -
Sold by Mr. Matthews, No. a, Strand ; Messrs. piel
and. Co..- 13oW Church-yard; Messrs. Howard- and -Evans,
West. Smithfield ;- Mars. Barclay and Son, 'Fleet-market(

not without RE LUdTANeE,,th' that originalV,
deviated from regularity of Praaice, but I feel stafficiein.
compensatiop in.having considerably conduced—to the arOcr
lioration of life's severest sufferings.
As a MEMBER. OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OE
SURGEONS, I was detirous to rescue the viairils Of
cretiop. i-roin• the rapacity and ignorance •of those to whic..
this branch u 1 been Hitherto 'disgracefully and injuriously
confined. And as no disorders are more important„than 14
VENEREAL DISEASE and IT Y; they certainly rdqu'rito
abilities fully equal, and attention with less remission
can be spared by general Practitioners.
' All lie,nereal Complaints- are:sligh r t in their first'opl
ances, but irresistibly' fatal in
.their progress. .To prelif,;,4
the posSibility of danger. by' n immediate 'ettie, or to err''
cate the.lnost insidious and the most complicated c.ases•
'
drily he expeaea from 'a Proditionerdirealtand uniforal
eriAaged in such exertions. - di
To re-animate tie. frarire by the gradual progress bf Me
eine, and to procure not merely a renewal, but an 'obsoll'o.
increase of vigour to tilose•whosectinstitutions have bean
• dermiried by a sk-.CRF-T and sOL?-rASV vicFrhaasliecitthe°•fo
jeo and-Arulstkit of nine years practice. Amidst thecasmio
and calamities \\ Itch surround us, n> situation is more
ing to the feeling'inind„ titan 'ithat'of the debilitated
wow is conscious that flisow„ti impr,udence has the e
. fprtunafe cause of his 4iteritetr,inisery-4.1,t to sink!ill*ll
spair,"froin, a•dcsire of conceali.ng, his misfirrtune, is ");•01
adding 'to'the culpal-rilitv: or' his first 'indiseretinrts.
however difficult other Medical Men may consider sucll,o,ol
,plaints, I feel'enableit to offer a cure where tl-most•eintil'
and the most respettoble:traTe - tlt/
• The terms of remuneration are unequivotally stafg4;o',o'.
- first interview; and liberality tieltintnt;
larity of qualification, .constitute,theplan•!yip. may'be'consailted,Tersonal4 ,or ny )ettejoll
his house, No. 29, Arunttel-street, '•Strtilltl;-••near`l:o`;'
Bar. • , . • •-•.; , • :op
• There is an. additional entrincein Water.-street,• adjoi,
and the mulie is on both t. :ioors. •
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