The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-10 00:00:00

SNIP NEIt'S.

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root.t,, srt.T. 8.
.-; Arrived—the Unity, '.! rson, Active, Witlions, from
Portsmouth; Exeter, Ashatore, Jacob, Bartlett, from
Exeter. • •

Sailed—the John Randall for Newfoundland ; Acorn,
'filssey, fur Quebec ; Capclin, Campbell, for Liverpool ;
Dart, King', for l'ortsmJuth ; Mary, Penny, fOr Bless-
ing, Robbins, for London. •

GRAVESEND, SErT. 8.
Passed by —the Eagle, Dothl, from Christiana ; Rambler,
Harrison, from Stockholm ; Fanny, Russel, from Meincl ;
d ye, Dunn, from the South Seas ; Ocean, David:ion,
helm Qlebec ; Thetis, , /row Archangel ;
Cluiaur, from Dieppe ; Albion, Hutchinson, from
,h ; Two Brothers, Miller, and Race Horse, --,
from Dantzic.

Sailed —the Ploughman, Thompson, for Elsinore ; Char-
lotte Wiliulmina,—, for fLimburgh ; Mary, White, for
Leghorn ; Progress, Petersburgh, and the Gene-
ral Mooie, S...args, from Cork.

BIRTH.

On Tuesday the 7th inst. at Letton, in Norfolk, the Lady
of Thomas Theophtlus Gunton, Esq. of a Daughter.

IAR R lED.

On Tuesday the 7th inst. at Newland, in the County of
Gi.)ucester, Colnnel 'l'. Prohyn, of the. iSth Regiment, to
Mr, P.,ters-n, d.tughter of General Rooke, of Bigswear, in
the same County.

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India Stock
South Sea Stock
U.xcheti, lii is s. 3. par
Fundable (tit ru prern.
3d Ex-chequer 11115 dis.
()tumuli) Si 9 8i dis.
!lupe% 3 her
Ditto Ann. 12 3-16
)lank for opening
India for Am.
Consols to. Ocl.

B uic Stock
N yy s per Cent. 7coli
pet r, t.
ns,' i per Cew.
per Cent. Con. shut
per Cent. shot
per Cent. Con. 68th
'M., St:lw
.!lik L. Atm. shut
~to ALik.
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VTANTED TO RENT (Furnished would he
V prtlemd), a VILLA, within Fitly Miles of ton.
Toe. size of Th.: House is not material, but a good
:;arden, and an extensive Green-house or Hot-house, will be
recv ireu. .

Address, post-paid, to Mr. Ridgway's, York-street, St.
arne.'s- square.

)• PAYLO R's Celebrated REMEDY for DEAFN r s s
k-1-,XPERIENCE has proved that this Preparation
the most sate and easy Remedy ever yet di.icovered.
on.: Bottle will in general perfect.a Cure, and that tender
,rgan tie Ear is in no danger of being injured by the applica.
tton ofit. The materials of which it is composed are per-
f i 'ctly nnos.ei.t.
Tile Lilo, iug is an Extra} of a Letter from Mr. C. Lowe,
of Leek, in. the County of Statfbrd, to the Wholesale Agent:
" SIR,

" There are two cases where Dr. Taylor's Remedy has
seen useful at Leek. The first persdn is about 45 years Of
ace; he had been hard of hearing for snore than 20 years;
ndeed so bad, that when near the church clock he could nut
ieir it strike; but after using about half a bottle was so moth
re cured, that when at work (as a carpenter) at a house halt a
:Idle tram the church, he could hear -the. chimes play dis-
tinctly. Tne other, about 6S years of age, lost almost en-
.irely his hearing when about rS He has used about *two
oottles of the remedy, and has recovered his hearing of one
Ear woolly. TIL! above you may depend 00 bcicw, correct,
toothsh I nave not per.niS.iioll to have t ne;r names published."
6.-2-r Cures (almost daily) arc perforated by this inestimable
specific. A few days since a Ge:oleinati, upwards of 7o years
or age, called at the shop of Mr. Wright, Printer of the Liver-
pool Saturday's Advertiser, and informed the shopman that
he could hear, by the use of Taylor's Remedy, as well as
any body, adhelore he had applied it, it was with the greatest
difficulty he could hear wh,n people shouted to hini. The
particulars of this case will be advertised, it the Gentleman
will permit his name to appear.
The above invaluable BeineAy is sold in small Bottles,
price Ss. 6d. each, duty included, by j. Drewry, Stafford,
the Wholesale Agent. It may also be had 'genuine of Mat-
thews, No.' tB, Strand, Loodon i - Morgan, Lichfield;
son, Wolverhamptrei ; Bull, No. 79, Dame-street, Dublin;
Bulgin and Sheppard, Brkto! ; 13urhage, Nottingham ; Cunt-
well, Bath ; tullins; Salisbury ; ('owdroy and 1-Lirr.ap, Man,
chester ; Ding:e, Bury St.fidklunds ; Drewry, De by ; Dicey
and Sutton, and M a rsha!l, Northampton ; I:,i(lowes and Wood.
ShrewsbAry ; Monk, Chester; Grcgory, Leicester; Gore and
Wright, Liverpool ; :T;uwer, kiilderminst,r ; Mr. !ones' Ox.-
ford ; Knott aim Lloyd, and Swinney, Birmingham; Min-
shall, Lancaster ;- Gales, She;ficid ; Marriott, P-mburY
t(oltason, Coventry ; Tymbs, Worcester; Watkins, Here-
ford ; Walker, Gloucester, ssc.

* It is to be observed, that though two bottles were used
in this case, more than one is scarcely every necessary. -

Professional Men of Educati(in and
Responsibility deviate from. the 'general
.System by
the selection of a pecaliar branch, the sanction tillong con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Eight-yenshavel devoted my practice to the exclusive
treatment of Three Disorders' and the successful result of
my plan gives me additionaltirdOr to oppcse, as lar as I am
able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the mom
important in the Catalogue Of lituriart Infirmities.
After initiation into every Branch,. as an Army Surgeon,
fornted a wish at an early period -of Pradice to rescue in-
dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de
voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E
R EAL INFECTION, whether -of a recent or long du.
ration: idly, All kinds of debility, whether- arising
.from
the habits of school -boys, or the indulgences of mature
age : And, lastly, tut- derangement of the system in wo.
men which is called BA It RE N N E SS, or STERILITY.
Nome,. nis Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not. un-
frequently happens that fife seeds of Life are poisiined by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.--7By a superior me.
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume, to oiler a
radical rc.establishment.

Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in
this disorder, compared 'with the calamitous situations of
' Men, who,• from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
• pravalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that stat
ut Debility., which is the unavoidable consequence of stf
pernicious habits.
,
Where the unnappy sifflerer broons over his misery,
carefully colic cult ms misfortune, it may be some cnnso.
lation fur hint to know, that although it he an objet of
doubt or uncertainty With other Practitifhers,- the removal
of these .Deticiencie. by the gradual progress •of Renoira-
trt, is the, acquirement 'of, it.y Experience.- If the rites
of bacehus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be prevented , an early Counterac.
tion Of this Languid State., and in these casesi• no great
difficulty will occur.
.•

But tvhere this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper
berseveralice is intitspensablY sequisite to revive the slum-
ring Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution.
'MAR 1 LiWJMEN, who Lai:re long been disappointed
in their expeciatiuns of a Family, niay be assured, that it
must instances, such deeds arc curable by Medical skill.
The liecresy widen is so essential to my undertaking;
and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, form
the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such
tins main:Moil is given, that Mr. B. stay be consulted
it, or by Letters (inclosing -a small Note), at his
house, Nu. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple liar
There is an additional Entrance in Water-street,
Adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors.
--. Member. ot die Royal College or Suwon-.