The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-13 00:00:00

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At West Place, in Surrey, in the-19th year of her ar-r
Miss Daltas, the eldest daughter of R. C. Dallas, Esq.
Last week; at-Earthan Park, near Chlppenham, jho-ii/as
Cruso, Esq., late Surgeon m the East-ludia Company's
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vice. . .

Monday se'nnight, 'at his house, Perey,greeti Bedsrd.—:
square, George Stovin,-„Esq. .
On the 2(lihst at Polenfliie • Mrs. Ann•Canipbell, ilfe •
of W.: Murray, EN: of ouchardain, after beinclelivered
a son and daughter.- ••• • - •
Lately at Plymouth, Mrs. tasking, Mother of Dr.. Caakr„.
ing of that place: •
~On the 7th Fetlouvy, 18oz, a.;, tt#lc4tta,.. thither he ham-
gotle fdr the recovery of his heattli, John Gordon; Esq.,
Surgeon to the Dispensary,. Fort St: Ge,orge.—Both aora
the R,v. 'Mr. Lewis Gordon,. Minister of Drainy.

WANTS A RI,AQE, .;
AM SINGLE AN, 28 Years of Age, and wli-gst •.
Cliaraaer can-bear tile striaest scrutiuy, aA ITATE77
and ,yould Ol:ijedion ttiedgag,c)vith any Gyltledtan
inclined to travel Abroad, being Well proles t in Hair-dressing,
front several yeitr*'.4radice; and,. if requited, could looms'
after a l-loc:7:1.
Letter,idireaed to A. 13. to be left at the Printing=OffiCc,-
Lincoln, will be dilly attended to.

• HOSIERY.
cIOOKE continue. te.-ba.e.e.e. Sale at
fadory and Nottinghain Warehouse,' No. 434, Stritlldf*
an extensive and valuable Assortment of 1-10 S I Ei-(Y ofevcil;-
description, which, for elegance, iteatnes;itaste, and qualitF*.
has never been equalled, and, he batters his-melt, can never
be surpassed. The Inanv advantages he po'ssesses'bver every
other Berson in this line of business, and the peculiar degrZ
of Perfrttion to which, by indefatigabk attention, and unli-
mited expellee, he has brought his Manufactory, while they:
allbrd him an opportunity of offeripitoihe. Public a varietY,
of Goods, superior in every iesped to those of any other pc"—
.and render all competition fruitless ;'-`also enable-him to'
accommodate The Public, 'either in the wholesale, retail, or
e':;%,rt. trader upon terms more moderate ;than can possibif
7, afforded by any other House in the Metriapolis. '

VENEREAL 131.1-NDNEISS, &c.
To Mr. THOMAS TAY 1.,0R, Stirkeolli NO, 9, 'Nest/ •
• Bridge-street, London.
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DEAR S. IR,
T.T is with the most heartfelt satisfaaion that
address you on the incomparable exCellence •of your in-
vaTuable-,lVledieine, LEAK/f.'s PATENT PILLS. In 013
Spring of this 'year I had the misfortune to contild a Venl:7-
real Complaint, attended with the-most alarming and d.arit
gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I , have been confine4''
to my rooin for a vitae week together, and not able to stir •
out of it ; I had no rest 'night nor day, .and suffered the most
excruciating pain and torment, and what was still worse,-
my eyes grew weak.and dim, so that 1 cbuldscarce discut#.
any object, if ever so close to me, and expected nothing les,
than the total loss of my sight.—From a stout, healtlini
and rather corpulent man, I became a mere shadow, anal,
object of pity compassion. My friends had all -given, 111 -
over, and thought My recovery impossible: • In this-dreadfui
state, 'zind expo Ling evary minute to be rity last in till§
world, I was fortunately recommended. by a neighbour Ef7
try your. Medicine ; but having tried all medical aid to It° •
purpose, ant being' at an enormous expense, it was some time
before I could be- prevailed on to take them ; at last I 'seatVt
for six bsx.zs, and berore I had taken them all, I found -
siderable'behetit-; -thy Pains gradually decteased, and my ele",
'sight grew better, :Ind, to the great surprise and asta.,lSly
merit of all my friends (after takings/bug boxeimore), oaf
health ;and strength -.vas perfe_tly restored, and I am- novf.
(thanks'to my God, and youtinvaluable Medicines) as,
and hearty as ever I was, in my life.
You are at tell libf:rty to publish this in any niatinsl
you think proper, tOr the benefit of society at large, aw"
which I should have sent you sooner, but was rea-rtu; of,a.
relapse., I •reinahi, '.vitla the utmost griiti:pde,
Dear Sir, yOl,fr `1: Servnit, it. L. LEIGII,
High-stevet,ißirininghain,, Nov: -1, 1799-
The above, Medicine is ,earnestly, recommended to alii,
'Persons thantre in "any Altinbr- Of their being entirely free 0
every Venereal A liedion, particularly to those about :MO:
their eco.idition its lite, as it will certainly', :icarlicat7_
every taint of that nafurd, of -howt-ver-. long :standing,
however disguAsed under the appearance of other disorikl'
it may he ; for Glandular, and Cutaneous, In
is also , to be 'taken, • especially
the Spring, Summer, and. Fall.
Prepared wits sold by tile sole Prorietor, TitomAs TA'Ci
Lox, of the•Corporaiion of London,
his louse, New be-Age-street ; vvnere he will Ppe
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Advice, without a tee, to persons taking• these Pills, atf;
will answer Patients' Lettei•s, of post-paid, on the salilio
ternis, observing ift.all 'eases.the7mo;tinvidlable secrecy, lir
.Patient's name or case having been xpentionect but at the,.,.
own particular request, by tlte,Proprietot, during the ,-..0ur7
of more than .35-years,- that he 'has had the conductin4 .4)cc.
extensive-.saleau of the' above Medicine, and the Pracli
arising therefrom. • ter,
They are also sold by his appointritent, at the
ruiners, No. 35; :Alban's-street,' Pall-Mall; Mr. Ks, ,
bettson's Voyrslici-P; :NO. 1.03, Oxford-street; Mr. Ste,;*er,..
No.. r, ,Union-rdtv; Little Tower-itill ; and by one Joy
sop in every cOnSiderable Town in England,. &c. boxer
of only as, 9d..' each, scaled up,• with full and plain
rectians, whereby Persons of either Sex may cure
selNe.
13 w. Eith
aechase With
N Box sold in- Great Britain is sealed uP is ,
a Stamp, on which, by favour of .the CommissiocieNer
printed at the Stainp-Ofliee—" T: Taylor, No. 9;
otior
Bridge-Street,"---to imitate which is Felony, and all
be counterfeit. . ir°