The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-31 00:00:00

This Day Were published, and sold by Thomas Osten,
No. 3, Aye hlarta,lane.

ANCIENT BALLADS, from the Civil Wars of
Grenada, the Twelve Peers of : dvdicated,
by permission, tci.tlie itiOt Hort. Lacly Georgina Cavendish
(now Lady Morpeth). -•
)y THOMAS RUDD,

In One Volume, neatly Printed" On foolscap Svo. price4s.
in boards.
' These Translations will be read with Considetable in.
wrest by those who, admire the tinatr.,..7.tA simplicity of the
Ballad styld. They 'sing of Martial sports, of Love, and
Wit, ; the translation is"what it ouxlit to be, unatiZ:6tcd and
perspicuous, lt is decificated in an elegant and complimentary
little Poem to Lady GeorAitta coren.lish,"--Poetical Re..
gister, tBot, p, 452.

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The Civil Wars of Grevada, and tite History of the Pic.
tions of the 'Levies and Abencerr4es, two Noble Families
of that City, to the final Conquest by Ferdinand and Isabella.
.Translated train the Arabic of Abenhaniin, a native of ,G re_
nada, by Gines Perez De Hita, of Mertlia ; and from the
sparnsh, by Thomas .Rodit. In One s..ly
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QARAII ECKFORM aged :lb -Yerirs.—‘itfien
tirat this Cascot Scrap/mi.: made its appearatiCe it w. 15
iii the absothent glands ut the neck, w hien became rather
thickened, and then advati‘ed toe hard tumour : she applied
to a Medical Gentleman, who brought it to a suppuratton ;
he then opened it, and the neck became ulcerated Irony the
ear to the shoulder, Tumours soon lormeit in the ,sahvary
glands, under the chin, in the parotid, by the aide of theca,
and the -absorbent glands on the other side. She %yds
mitred an- Outpatient of St. Aarthulomew's Hospital for
eight months, without .receiving any relief. A; this time,
by the advice of Mary Esdaile, who had experienced relief
at the Dispensary, Soho scivare, sale began taking the... Drops,
anti cuutitlued them for the space of a tweLvetnonth, whets '
the Ulcerti heatod, am! the because perfee:lly well.
• • SARAH. fiCft.,'FOID.
Crown.court, Fleet-street.

lie careful to ask fur Spils!ntry's Patent lintixcorbutic
Drops, having the words " the King's Patent" expressed,
at length vu the bottle; bill of dircaluns, and outsni,; ‘y rap'.
per. The stamp also, the (16() , is printed in black
ink instead of red. Bottles puce ss. Anti 41, 25.
duty included.
Dispensary, No. lc, Sobp-squake.

TO TIIE. AFFLICTED: ,

DR. SOLOMON derives the greatest satisfac-
tion front the number of Ca s:s that almost daily occur
„
„hc,„ the efficacy of the Cordial hallo of Gilead is .de-
snAistratetiv in• eradicating the worst and roost ti.ingerdos
symptoms of Nervous Disorders ; and is fully convinced
;liar nothing has tended so touch to establish the fame of this
Medicine, as ith•cert.min success in those CoMplaitits Which
Strike:their roots so Jeep 111. t Ile constitution, and arc so fatal
to the happiness. of mankind.. • • •
•Undstibtedly., these innumeriOle Cases :and... Cures de-
serve the most serious consideration. he first Nobility
in this Kingdom have testified their gratitude to .Dr. Solo.
mon, of Gilead douse, near Liverpool, .by whom•this.valit.
able_mediciito itorepa red, tor havois,been enrol of all /Very. •
Otis Dist/tilers, wmth all the long train orsiokings, anxieties,
and treMors‘ which so dreadfully aftki the weak, the seden.
tarp., and the delicate : in thou, so meat is the effi:.ttot this
Medicine that every, symptom of Disorder „will lu a-..§hqrt .
time be' succeeded lty cheerfulness, anti every presage, of
Iltaltit, it animates the, spirits, and reoovtues the
,whoie.
mart, rehriteehy uteri chill •wafetY.,ol.l‘o,*Ani, 4°4
saner, anti time citeulation resumes its natural state.
The Cordial 13,drn of Gilead is therefore earnestly retrofit-
mended in weak and shattered constitutions, weakness of•
sight or memory, hypochondria, tremblings, horrors of. the
mind, sexual debility, and all other Diseases arising front a
relaxed state of the Nervous System. aild often the conse-
quence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the tuxes.
sary cares of health; or luxury. I n sedentary, inactive, or
studious tile, this Cordial halm has universally established
its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated with
• the foremost Of those happy discoVeties which medical N.
search has procured as the blessings of the itimiao race, and
greatest counteractive to human misery. l'honsands'itt this
day in,,the three Kingdatris„ and must parts Of F.tirope, Asia,
anti America, live to bless the day they first applied to this
atintirable Remedy, anti enjoy the blessings of health, who
Height otherwise have dropped into JO untimely, grave, the
viainms of early Impradetter, •
The valetudin. trail by, birth, Who has received trot his
parents the inheritance of a ti eased and tin prolific frame t
the delicate female, whom an immured and, inactive life, tube
titer with,•the immoderate use of tea and oilier weak and
watery aliments HAS, without any fault of hers.,briailghr on
all the calamitous symptoms of a (.;onsut;tpt, v;;; km; r,,,nd are,
without timely assistance,' sinking into an untimely grave !
to such as tnese the Cordial halm of Gilead will the.
most permanent relief, mill restoic (under 'Divine influence)
to the copy went of ail the comforts of life.-
Youth and age of either sex are. equally trip obje;.'la of this
Restorative,and they will uniformly participate in its saluhri.
mis qualities, unitettetis ; for whether the system is debili.
tined nythe early pail of life, or is sinking under the advance
otyeara,A taw doses of this Medicine 'Will aflind immediate
assurance of returning Hearth and, stretisttibby giving tune to
the toUSCUlitt ipitelit• and OrgallS lot Motion, anti by re.
novating the coosritut tort. • , ,
To site Yount; it will atibrd lastiog health, •stritigth, and`"
spirits, in place of lassitude and debility ; and to the aged alai •
infirm it will assuredly Itimish altd tiolliforl by
gently :tall Safely invigorating tine stern. • . •• .
Nervous Discirders of every k mod, and from whatever
cause atisiogi and all thar train of shmkitiga,amtieties,, awl
tremors which ao drtatrifullralti:tt the weak, the 'sedentary,
and the delicate, will in a sitiirt mime be socceetied by cheat.
fatness, anti every presage of health,
Those-who have resided in the West Indies can testify the
salutary ofliels of this wunderkil Medicine, its sanative qua-
lities have particularly_ been proved 'the lateidarraineEepi.
derit:t: complaint, the 'Yello* Fever, ; ancrthiitte Who ;tie, lan.
gent and relaxed in. their whole system take this Medicine
with the happiest effects ; persons, therelore, going to ,the
East or Wes?-ltutiemi cannot store a' tour.: itriportant article of
health and

71;11e Cordial Balm of Gilead enriches the blood, without
inflaming it; braces, without stimulating too violently . the
nervous hyston ; trees and disbutthens the viscera and other
important organs; resolves obstructions, and throws pry v is-
cidsstrotkitumouni ; strengthens the general 114 bit, and brings
hack the muscular fibres to their nour.if 4tid healthy tow ;
as it is calculated to produce, in considerable degree' all or,
any of these elli2ets, so it musk under certain modifications
and restrictions, be equally adapted far tin: cure of every ape.
ties or diu;ay. . .
The Cordial Balm of Gilead soltfat Halt:i-Guinea
Bottles ;and, in Faintly Bottles, containing the quantity of
Jitur smaltlibttles' whereby them Is a 'irtg of 9,, .
Sold •by Mrs. Mathews, N. r 8; Loudon Mr.
Smith, Perfumer N 0.38. anti Mr. Itaeburii. North linage;
Mr. Baxter anti Mr: Seim, South-liridge; Mr. Davidson and
Husband, Elder and Co; Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, t;108"w
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tarti? Kiitrurrickit ; W. Yung, Irvine; A. kw:4th, and P.
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tilrve the word* ".Sriniel Sdlomon, Liverpool," it ass-
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