The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-20 00:00:00

BIRTHS

On Monday last, at his house in Grosvenor-place, the Lady
of Richard Henry Cox, Esq. of a Daughter. •
On the 12th inst. the Lady of the. Hon. and Rev. Pierce
Meade, of a Son.
On the isth inst.. in Lower Seymour-street, the Lady of
Thomas Parry Jones, Esq. of a Son.

MARRIED
On Monday, at Dartford, EdwArd Rae, Esq. of Christ-
church, Surrey, to Miss Middleton.
At Greenock, on Monday se'nnight, Mr. Alexander Laird,
Merchant, to Miss NPAuley.

It

TD BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRIS" 111-.:,
At his Great Room, in Fall '
On THURSDAY, laimary 2S, at On€ o'Clock,
By ORDER of tiie SOLE EXECUTOR,
A NOBLE, SPACIOUS, and SUPERLATIVE'
1.1 LY ELEGANT MANSION, with extensive at-
tached and detached OFFICES, suited fora PERSONAGE
of the First Rank and Consequence, late the Residence and
Property of
.• The COUNTESS of I-WT.I)ERN ESSE, deceased.
The Premises, in point of size 'and situation, may be null:-
ed the first and itiost desirable in the METRO POLTS;tcn-:
prising a most splendid Suite 'of-SIX.' MAGNIEICEN't
APARTMENTS on the PRINCIPAL •FLOOR, well
corineaed, oflarge dimensions, just-pnirportionand finished
in a style- of superior, taste and elegance;, 'the Windows of
which opening into a Balcony;''blend :All the enchantin;
beituli:is of HYDE-PARK, N'vith!'7llte splendour of these
Robins, which call only be eXifeeditPlW•the neatness and
comforts of the Secondary and Domestic Apartinoits.
The MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE correspondelly
with the MANSION,' FRENCH PLATE PIER GLAS.;"
-SES of matchless beauty and perfedion, `-pincliased by the
late Earl• during his Residence in France, may tie had at a.
fair valuatiot-, or they will be sold by Public Sale, on the.
Premises, and an early pnssession may be had:
In the course of the Sea Son will be sold the capital and
matchless colleaion of FLEMISH and DUTCH CABI-•
NET PICTURES, CHEF D'CEUVRES. of the most celc.-
•brated and 'admired Masters, in their priWine and perfe4
stale; 'a great Assemblage of the most valuable SEV
DRE,SD EN, old, coloured, and blue JAPAN CHINA, old
APAN CABIN ETS of the first class, and various othef
[Areas, in BRONZE, OR-MOUEU, &c. &c. •
Particulars may be had at the Rainbow Col-Ex-house, arh-
hill ; and in Pall-Mall.

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JOHN CURTIS, No. 15, Vere-street, Okfori,
street; takes the liberty to inform hiS Eric:J;(ls and the
Public fn general,. that he has, on Sale a larg,e. QC
Coarse Stout SHETLAND HOSE, for the tide iie
at.oi 61. Per Dozen, which for wardt:ll, comfort,
cheapness, enceects any thing of the kii-id ewer z)tnrcd to tivf,
for Iteady Money only.—Letfecz; ,
attended. .
N. 8.. Silk Hose and York Gloves made to P;.:tfm.

• T THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
Den-: Sir, - No. 9,. Lorutor,.
IFEEL it a Duty incuinbent upon rne, -to inforai
you of 'the very great and'extraordinary Cure t iuive re-
ceivo from your irmiluable Medicine, LE AKE's PATENT

About.two years ago, I was attacked with a V F F, AL
DISORDE-R, which 1 treated rather slightly' for some tinier
but the Disease at length spreading all over my body-, I was
obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Facuity, b.ttt
their assistance afforded- only 'temporary • relict.: 1 wet:lt
through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather
of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. Tlf."
Ulcers that spread all over. my Limps rendered rue a com-
plete Object, so that my F riends despaired of my recovery.
When brought. to this situation, I considered death as inevi-
table, hut a relation of mine commenting upon the man!". "
Cases in which your hills had succeeded, 1 was induced t,,('
try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved me. •an',,
by persevering for two or three months,. and following yc.l'
chretliims, I experienced the most unaccountable relaatteas
frOm pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now,. tlian•
God, perfectly reCosered, and walking out daily : b doubt
not, but one more hox, which I think cautious to take, will
establish my health in its original state:
It is with the most heart-felt -gratitude, that I subscribe
myself, Sir, your mul;11 obliged humble Servant,
Deansgate, Manchester; July r,, 1231.1 W. PEAR s ()NI
P. S. For the' public bendit, do not object. to- the;• -above
being publishft, but leave you to aCt. as your own. better
judgment shall dictate. .
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,.,
Tiros. TA.y LOA, Member of the ROyal•College of SlggeoriSr
- London, at his House, No. 9, New-Bridge-street ;
Where, after a constant residence of more than Thirty-si'
Years, in a pradice particuiltly direeted to the Cure- of
Venereal .Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs DI
Generation, in. both Sexes, with
' which Men of his-Profession should always observe, be
flatters himself, the advice and assistance' lie gratuitour
Iy administers to Persons taking. this Medicine', will ec
esteemed by a discerning public, as an advantag,e
seidO
to. be obtained, and void of ambiguity.,
Also sold, by his Appointment, for the coirverieree UT
those living at adistance, at the Perh;n;er's, No.•• 3;-, S.:. Al"
ban's-street, ; the Toyshop, N. ic,;
street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, ,tr•
Steel's, Bookseller, No. I,' Union-row, 1.,:- •• -
Mr. Baxter's. South-bridge, Edinburgh.;
Dublin ;- Mr. Billinge's, I.iyerpool.;
ehester ; and' by one. Person in c
Great Britain and Ireland, in hos.:.:oi
sealed up-.with full and plain.di;:e,.voll.-5, t, s
either sex.may cure themselves witu ease, si;c
safety. • •
. - N.-B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is uy
.a stamp, on which, by favour of the Corrunissone: , ter.ur
ed,. the Stamp.-offtee, "T. Taylor, No. g,
street," to imitate-which is Felony, and all others are
terteit.

AIvTThIMPETIGINES, of
A most Safe, Salutary, and absolute specific Renteci7 ••
those deplorable and hitherto. incurable Diseases, va•
Scurvy, • Struma; Goths
_ • Leprosy,: Erysipelas, In_o,natisins
L lephantiaiis, St. Ardiuniy*S Fire, S Liatica,
King's Evil, Pimpled Paces, Lees Vencicat
• Scrofula, Pilos, Yaws, Sct.&°'
TH E superlative: E4cacy. ,of Dr. Solomon
Anti-Impetigincs is-:every-Atay more and more t.
theme of general eulogium it frequently saves those vilio";,.
the Faculty give over ; and: cures a- itft, every Physician c;
eminence can do no inure. Thls Medicine atlas more 1a5117.,
fame to the memory of Dr. Cullen, of Edinburo, than cv
his " Pradice of Physic,"' by which it is sanctioned Ar'•
prepared.; it is now as frequently and,regularly n:scribed 0,4
any in the Materia Medics, Mall complaints .0 'inch it P' j
tesses to subdue, acid is likely to be soon so immediately:if_ !-
universally used in every case of Scurvy, Leprosy, scfottni;
depraved habit, with atleetions of the skin,*. by the %,3aof
Medical World, as entirely to supersede' the application
every other remedy. •
4 Vide " Cuilen's PraCtice of Physic," No, 1737.
THE KING'S EVIL CURED.
I, William Ovens, Assav-Master in Messrs. Roe Ind
Co.'s Copper Works, near. Liverpool, do declare, that 00:
w4cd.; of fourteen months I laboured under an obstinate Scrof
tulous F:vil in my right arm, -which totally deprived Plc
the use •.thereof, and cantradedt:le'sineWs, so that I cot,'
not lift my atm to my head. After having the best An
and remedies from an eminent Physician in Livetpoolto
found My arm daily growing worse, and I then had re;olPor
to Dr. Solomon's Anti:l mpetigines, which, in a- mnoro
perte.cteda cure, so that I am now able, to use my 111,1e4.
well as ever I could in my lite; the ulcer being quite Ile"4,110
along with another one of the same sort, which wss fbral,aoV
in the other arm. It was not only my opinion, but tliat glr •
of my friends and acquaintances-, that it' f had not appl;ii,v- •
Dr. Solomon I must ineintably.ha-VeloSt-my arm. Its %It,
tic,: to the Dodor, and for the-gOod •ot -tta Public,. l
this my case to be, published. . 1 am at. any ,time
depose the above upon oath,. Witness my hand,. this ?•
day of Dec'ember, 1790,
WILLIAM 0VC.0..01,'
The above William Ovens has now been cured neat el e; •P.
years, has- had no return •of his complaint, has since Y.
Married, and has fine healthy..children. • -
In all disorders originating from impurity of blood, or of.
struCled perspiration, Solomon's Anti-ImpctigineS .iscor
-Most powerful altelltive and purifier oldie blood and Julep.
without the least cOntinernent .or restraint in diet ; its 1,411,
tion is gradual and imperceptible, though certain and io.loo
ble; in short, thisis the long,sought-for substitute for „es,
fashionable mineralMereury. 'ln the most inveterate g,71.
of Scurvy, Scorbutic, Eruptions, Scrofula, or K.ing's •jil)
Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Gout, as well 25.00
Disorders which originate from an impure or iinperfecx:oo
of the blood, 'the Anti-Impctigines is the only rerne47-
can be looked up to with a certainty of success. • 014'
The Anti,lmpetigines may he administered to Fen -Lail pit,'
Children with the• utmost.satety and efficacy, villi:cr,ritf,f'
cum stances-have principally contributed to its groat c'c',l, TN"
and universal Use and request. Sold by I. Mathews,'
' Strand, and all Medicine Venders.
The Anti-Impet.igines is inclOsed in plain diredione, 0
a number of surprising Cures:authenticated by pe,Vgirt
great respedabiltty., 'price tos. 6d. each bottle. 1.,"
Shillings are.saved in the large.bottles at al. Wh,ic Ap.
tain six at tos. 6d. to be had as above.

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