The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-16 00:00:00

tATI-Ps RESTORATIVE, oit STRENGTHENING

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PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC.
MANY of the Friends. of the late SHURMER
BATH, of Bristol, who were Witnesses of the power-
ful clads of his Restorative or Strengthening Pills, are, de-
lirous so beneficial a Medicine should be made known to the
vvorld. During many years extensive practice, the Proprie-
• for forbore to give them publicity, and scrupulously avoided.
Pecuniary advantage to himself or family; yet their merit is
to well known in the city and neighbourhood where he re,
sided, that there are few of the inhabitants
.who would nOt
give testimony to their excellence.
, They are particularly useful jn all complaints..to which
Fe Hales are subjed, and are peculiarly adapted to the con-
stitution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age;
1.1(.1 for those young Women who have pallid complexions,
'4re-afflided with shortness of breath, and great reluctance to
.exercise, these Pills are a specific; as they, in a short time,
restore to the Blood its lo'st Crassamentum, and theieby give
the bloom of Health to the palest cheek.
• They are a remedy for all diseases that originate in the
~tornach; the lost tone of which they speedily restore; they'
'remove Ffatulencies, expel wind, 'create an Appetite, a'nd
Dfornote Digestion ; they have been found extremely elfin.-
.110os in Bilious and Hysterical complaints, Pains in the
cad. jaiindice, and in broken and.decayed Constitutions,
.from. free living or a variety of otlier causes They have be:..n
T9eatedly known to cure the [-looping Cough ; and When
-given to Weakly or Ricketty Children, they rarely rail ef-
reeling a cure.
._,lhey are carefully prepared by the Family, and sold whole-
and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-street, Bristol ;
also in London. wholesale and retail, by F. Smith, Drug-
gist, Haymarket; and retail by Darton and Harvey, Grace-
t,--,lQ.Jurreh-street William -Park, Confeaioner, in -the
Grace-
'Borough; ough; jaßoxes•at as. 6d. as. 6d. and 4s. stamps included.

At an ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR, SHERIFFS, and
'COMMON-COUNCIL of the CITY of CQRK, the
3 ist Day at May, 1802,
Tto following ADDRESS to the Right Hon. Admiral
LORD GARDNER, was unanimously voted:
THE Recall t)f your highly respeCied Predecessor
would have been much more sensibly felt and regretted"
by us, had ;Kit our beloved Sovereign been gracioirsiy pleased
to appoint your Lordship his Successor. in Command ; to His
Majesty we therefore feel bound in gratitude for. conferring
that Situation on your Lordship, as from your tried and ac-
lenowledged we could safely repose every confident
relian.ee that your. utmost exertions would at all tunes be di-
redact towards.the proteCtion of this Country. In these our' '
expectations we have not been disappointed during the period'
of your residence amongst us.
Your removal we should now deeply regret, if occasioned
by any other cause than the return of Peace, ablessing, the
attainment of which can alone -be ascribed to the glorious and
unequalled Valour of HiS Majesty's Forces by Sea and Land.
. In Oa. Naval Department, we cannot but add that your Name
and Charadler will ever rank high hi our estimation.
We entreat your Lordship,. before -your departure, to ac-
cept our fervent s,yihes, that you may for many years enjoy
di.gnitlect repose.. under the shale of M-cis wel
l earned.
We have the Honour Uto remain,
With perfect esteem,
Philip Allen, , M. R. Westropp, Mayor,
Sheriffs
William Leycester, . john N. Wrixon,
Thomas Harding; jun. John G. Newsom; S
Paul Nlaylor, • Samuel Rowland,
Thomas Harding, John Shaw,
Thomas Dunscombe, Coin- John Thompson,
monSPeaker, Philip Bennet.
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To which the Right Hon. Admiral LORD GARDNER
was pleased to return, the following Answer :
To the MAYOR, SHERIFFS,-and COMNION-COUN—.
CI L of the CITY of CORK. •
GENTLEMEN,
I feel with pride, and shall remember with gratitude, the
Honour you have this day conferred on me. The approba-
tion of such .man as compose the respectable Body who have
been pleased to reward me with this distinguished mark of
their kindness, it truly grateful to me; and permit me to
assure you, . that although I am to be so soon separated from
you, I shall carry with me the strongest sentiments of at-
tachment to your City, and shall ever have the most sincere
wishes for the Happiness. and Prosperity of Cork and Ireland.
I have the konour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged humble Servant,
Cove-Tiouse, GARDN ER.
May sz, aoz.

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a Glee for three Voices,- the- Words'and Music by the
Rev. W. L. Bowles, M. A. Price 3s.
When Time, who Steals our Years Away ; a Ballad, the
Words and Music by Thomas Moore, Esq. price zs.
Oh Lady Fair ! a Ballad for three Voices, the Music and
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