The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-23 00:00:00

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

At the only Warehouse ter Dr. AM ES's POWDER,
No. 45,. St. Paul's Church-yard, London,
THE following MEDICINES r are Sold, at the
Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as
it is envied, that from the ist of September, oz, the
Stamps should be applied to all Propnetary Medicines, as
well for- Foreign as for. Flume Consumption, and as a con-
siderable Addition is made to the Stamps on the articles of
higher value, or those in bulk, the' prices of Dr. James's
Powder will be in future zs. 9d. per Packet,- or 11. ss: 6d.
per• Dozen ; but theluantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot-
tle (as made up fOr the Army and Navy) inay be had for
rt. 45. Anti as by favour of the C.lnntisiohcrs of,the
Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. NeWbery's sepa-
rate use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public
will be careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery,
No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his
Medicines ; and as it is presumed that this will be a suffi-
cient security against Counterfeits, his Sighature 'on the
Labels on Dr. James's Powder will bs discontinued from
henceforward. '

-Stamps will be allowed gratis,_ as usual, to those who
purchase Half a Doien or more at a time, of the lower
priced articles.

, d, .s. d.
Dr. james's Powder z 9 Lozenges of Blois t ti
Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTinel.of Bark 4 o
Do..Anuleptic Pills • 4 6 Do. Huxham's z 9
Do. large Box - 24 o English Coffee - 2 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc a 6 Geouine Arquebusade 8 6
Do, Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicines •8' 6
Do. Camomile Drops I 9 I nglish's Scots Pills . A .o.
Do. Paregoric Lozenges 'r ti Essenceof' Peppermint
,yr, t
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills t ~‘
ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia 3 6
Dalby's Carminative t 9 Henry's Ditto - 2. 6,,
Essence of Coltsfoot 3 6 . Norton's Drops ,- 5
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Spilibury's Drops S. 6
Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea z
Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's Tindure r 9 l
ture 3 6_ .Do. Tolu Lozepges A
• .

N: B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to
the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many
Persons, particularly Servants atid 'Messengers, rnista%c his
House, he is under the necessity. of pointing out, that it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Ctrcapsith; anci
that it has a large White Stuccoed* Front, on 'which these
Words are hisfribed ". THE ONLY WAREHOUSE
FOR DR. lAMES's POWDER."

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•
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'TRAVELS thi-ough th 6 UNITED -STATES of
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' . TO RE. SOLD BY 'AUCTION.
At the House of Mrs. Johnson, '- the Cross ,Keys..ltut, in
Whitefriargate, in the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull, on
Wednesday the lath day of October, 1802, between the
hours of Three and Five o'Cloek.in the Afternoon, subje&
to such Conditions as will be then produCed ; in Lots
hereafter to be...determined on ; •
A tarr Qininno,liotts, and Modern .built MES.
. •St -AV.:-pi• DWELLING-HOUSE, formerly, the
ResidenCe'bil'FßANClS IIINE, Esq. siinateat the South-
west Corner of Blanket-Row, in theTowpofKINGSTON.
UPON-HU LL, and immediately adjoining the
.ground ap
propriated for the NEW DOCK*: comprising a Dining-
Room, 19 feet by 14 feet 6 inches ; Breakfast-Parlour, is
feet 6 inches by I-3 feet ; Housekeeper's Room, and Two
good Kitchens, with Pantries, &c. on the ground floor ; a
handsome Drawing-Room, (with bow window) 22 feetby
15 feet; and Five good Lodging-Rooms, with Dr:ssing-
Roort and light Closet, on the second story ; and Six Chabi-
bers ever the same, besides Garrets

To thiS House:are-attached- convenient anti good-sized
Courting-Houses, which will be sold therewith.
Alto, TWO Substantial and Modern-buiIt.htESSUAG.ES
or DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining the said first-men-
tioned Messuage, on the South side thereof, and fronting the
said ground intended for the NEW DOCK; and now in the
several occupations of Mr. Triebner and Mr. Weedl4:
. Also, TWO other MESSUAGES or DWELLING-
HOUS ES; equally Modem and Substantial as the foregoing,
situate in Blanket-Row aforesaid, adjoining the said first-
inentioned Messuage on the East side thereof ; one .of them
in the occupation of Mr. Watson, and the other untenanted.
• And also, EIGHT XI ESSUAGES, TeneMents, or
D NN, elling-Housis, near to Or adjoining the before-mentioned-
Dwelling-Houses, forming a Square or Court, called KING-
-STUN-COURT,in illmaket-Jtow aforosaitl,
wreiretable 'Tenants.
An incalculable Value is stamped upon the above-men-
tioned Estate, by the New or Humber 'Jock, which is in-
tended immeattely to be made in the front thereof, and
which when completed, will render this situation the first,
in paint of Commercial Importance, in the Town of Hull ;.
and independent of its advantages in that view, from its open
Situation, anti being not more that sixty yards from the Hum-
ber, it has the benefit of a free salubrious Air ; its addition to
which, it is well supplied with Water from the Corpora.
tion's Works.

The Houses are Freehold, and were ereaed by the late
owner, Francis dine, Esq. not many years ago, in a most
stibstantial manner, in a well-finished stile, and with the
best materials; anti have always been kept, and now are, in-
.
thorough Repair.
Possession of the large House may be had at the pleasure
of the Purchaser.

For runner Particullnapply to Messrs. 1. and M. Prickett,
A itotnies-at. LaW, in Hull.

I WORTHY the ATTENTION,,of THE AFFLICTED.
SIX, - .
T-T is but justice to your merit, that I-s-iiould ac_
~.
.1,.. knowif*,,.iu,this public manner, the good etteet I ex:
perienced glomtaking your valuable, Medicines, the Botanical
Syrup andketiaus Cordial. , ; . .
',was a -44,Turseveral years. with a violent Scorbutic
Disorder; -iii--Alieti -With Deafness in an alarming degree. I
could find no .benctit for these complaints, although 1 ap-
plied to several of the most eminent of the Faculty, but was
perfeelly cured by taking the above Medicines. I am, Sir,
Your ever grateful and humble Sep:rant,
JOS EPH -ARTHY,' Fanner and Maltster,
. ,
• . , . Heybridge, near Malden% Essex.
Witness to the above,
WM, Saxton, Tillingliarn, Essex. -
May 27, 1802.
DeaciSir., .
Portsmouth.
My situation for many years past has been so truly mi-
serable, that I have often wished. for death to relieve me,
but have wished in vain !' Owing to juvenile indiscretions,
a vice.contrieted at • school, • I laboured under almost a total
deprivation of sight ; my memory had lost its retentive
powerS,- and my otherlactilties ‘vere so much impaired, that'
I" had little hopes, While my existence might be prolonged,
of being any thing else than a drone in the great dive of so-
ciety. -I bad applied t0...a number of eminent- plieSiciails,
whose prescriptions,. instead oi- relieving, tended oZly to in--
crease the malady, until, about fourteen months Since; I was
nude acquainted with your. Iwo valuable Medicines, the 1.10-
TANICAL,,SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL,' and,
• after t....king three bottles, I found myself so much invigorated,
both corporally and mentally, that I" could scarcely credit-the
, evidence of my-own senses... By taking two bottles more, I•
found,myself so perfealy restored to health and spirits, that
I feel myself, if I inay'l:e.• allowed the expression, 'an inhabi--
tant of another world. Aboilt ten months since I married;
and three weeks ago my wife presented me with a sorii. to the
great joy of myself and friends., who had a long time despaired
of having the familY name perpetuated.
It; Sir, you think the publication of this remarkable curt
will he a benefit to the ceunnunity, and to young men in
particular, you, are. perfeelly at liberty to do so. My rank
and situation in life makes it improper formy name to aprear
at the bottonvol an advertisement in -a public paper; . how-
ever, I shall .be in Londolf about the middle of next month,
when I shall be happy :to assure yOu with what 'respect and
. .
gratitude I am, Sir,
Your,much obliged humble Servant,
W. E. Royal Navy.
r mil.
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UtTHEN: Professional.
.Merl of Education and
V V RespOnsibility deviate- froth-the getiertrt Syitent by
'the sereetion of? peculiar branch, the sanction of loci cwt.:
tinued success is thebest criierioa of Sulieriority:
Eight,years have I devoted 'MY'practice to tire exclus,ivd
treatment. of Three Disorders, and the suceussitil result of
my plan gives ine:::lditional ardor oppose; as far as I •afti
able, the ravages of those Com Plaints which aretlie rnost
important in the Catalogue of linin;krr Infitniitie§.
After initiation into every Brairctri_al an &my Stirgeonl
I formed a wish at an early period ,of Practice to feicue in=
diViituals from the ignorance of niteducated :rim '6; the
.equaity dangerous precipitancy of general Practiii..:Krs.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure .of which have dc..
voted my attention, comprise every species of V ENV.'
la AI, PO' ECT!, 'N, whether of a recent or long du..
ration': 2dly, All kuids of debil,ltY, whether arishrg fro 6
the: habits of school •br:ysi ,or 14- indulgences of mature
age: Ard, laatlk, `tact deram,,c.ment of the system in Wo.
into which is calledllA RIZ.F,NNESS;• or STERILITY:
'Numerous Diseases arc the result of ignorance, or 11-33" ti
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; aryl it not
frequently happens that the seeds of Life -are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an in:guarded hour.---By a. superior rrie
thod such Corriplaints arc easily cured.; and, even wheri
others -have failed, l_trust that I nay presuine to oiler a
radical re-establiAlinent. .
Few, however, are -the cases of complicated 'di's,!"ess 16
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations 'of
Men, who, from an intitzli;enct in a Solital'y vice,- or the
prevalent:gatetkis of a fashionable life, acquire that slate.
of Debiiity, • which is the unavoidable, conseq:trence of such
pernicious habits.

Where the Unhappy sufferer broods over. his thisetk,
carefully cone eats hiS rt;stortinie, it. ituy be some conseA
lation for him to know, • that. although :it be ;in object. of
doubt or uncertainty with other l'ra,ttitionere,. the rehibral
of these IlefiCienetes by the gratin:a irrogress or Itenova.i
. tioh, is the acquirement of xiy Experience. If the rites
of }incubus- or Venus, ki‘t•v: began to reduce Manly ilgour„
much anxieft, bee prevented by art early Couth c 4 era
siva of this languid Stale; and in thes`e casbs, greaf
infficulty wal.ocenr.
13th where this Veficiency has lot years existed; a piofitit
perm:ve...thee is incitspensubli • cquisite torevive the slum.;
bernig SOarks of Lite, and tv re,arnmate the. Con sti whore.
MAR k I E I) WOMEN, who hive' 1014; been di.sappointied
in their expea-ation's" of a Fathity, rimy ht. assured, that hi
most instances, suctl,teteds are curable by Mc..(beirl. skill.
'rue secresy__•which is so ess.hitial to• my underiakifti
and tineq.ualiticationswhich I have presinned to: sta forth-
the basiS'ot iny VIIIICTISiOnS, and in coincidence: with such
this intimation .is kiveit,- that Mr. liree may be consulted
personally, or by. Letters (icl'osing a sire:di Note), at hit-
tioitse,- No. 29•,. itrunttel .streeti Strand; near Temple Rae:
There is an addition:a r.anc.e.' in Water-streeti
arlil the Jil ,N)th the doors.
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