The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-22 00:00:00

HOSIERY.

. .
riOOKE continues to have on Sale at his'Mano:
faelory anti Nottingham' Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
.an extensive and valuable 4ssortinent of I-lOSIL RIP ofevery
descriptioorwiiich, Tor Cie*MCC, tiedtne is, taste, and quality,
;bas never been equalled, arid, he ,tlatters himself, •cau never,
be surpassed_ .The inatly advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of busisiess; and.the ileculiar degree
of perfection to which, by indefatigable attention, and. unii-
Anitedexpence, heha4 brought his ManufactOry', • while. o'6'
afford hiva an opportunity of otiZn.ing,to the Public a variety,
of Goods, superior in every respect to those.of any other per-
son, and reader all competition fruitless; also enable him to
accommodate.the Public, either in the -wholesale;-.retail, or
export ttade, uncut terms more modehte than can possibly
be aflorded.by,any other House in the Metro Polis,

ripHE improved PEDOMETEg, 6r WAY_
' WISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains.
the distance the Wearer walks (price Two Guinea. Sold,
:by. SP ENC E R. and PE RKI NS, Watch- makers,.No. 44, op-,
posite St. Sepulchre's churcb„Show-hill ; who for near 3o
years -have fa4ricated these..ll.acliines ; 'and thciugh they do,
16iclaim the Invention, ibeing•alinost as aiicient as Pocket
. Watches, yet lalh,that :ever came to their knowledge have;
been 'so rude in their shape, inconvenient .in. wearing, and
incorrect in their performance,; as to , have been soon laid by.
as useless.
This, which they. take the liberty to ofThr to the Public, is.
elegant in itself, rrtost conveniently used, perfectly correct,:
.anti, whit is.desirable in all Machines Of . Fancy, exceeding
cheap; not liaule to be out of otsier, anti is a most amusing
Copanion to Gentlemen, who are tond of Walking and
' mShooting.
Flattering the'mselves.rhe.great Improvement lately made
has carried it to its ultimatum,_ they take this method of
inal4ng it public, to secure to themselves at least the Credit
thereof; having been materially injured. by Plagiarists who
:have copied their ,ll,lirehities; and passed them off to Gentle-
men as their ownlnventions, though at much higher prices,
and very inferior work.

. .
-or CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BR.UISES,• &c.
DR. STEERS's OPODELDO.C..
rrilaMedicine :has been long acknow)edged to•
.1. be superior to every Preparation of the kind, in the
Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatignis,- CrunPs, Numb-
.nesi and Stitln'ess.ol'ttie Joints, and 'other.
:external Coen-
plaints, as, well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the
Limbs, When in a Paralytic state. It' is'also'..particulady'Ser-
.victable tier Chilblains ; but in this cbmplaint it should. be
dissolyedi anclopplied warm.
On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc
is pasted a Stamp, in which
are' eneaved thesewords F. NEWB ER Y, No. 45, St. Paul's." Ca— All others
are courcterfeit.
Sold Only by F. Newbery, at the Warehouse . for D-r.
James's Powder, N 0..-45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few
doors from the Corner of Cheapside, London ; and, by his
appointment, by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No. 156; and ).
Pickling, No. 76, Oxford-street ;1. Wade, Old Bocid-street ;
and : Co. Cocksput-strcq; Podfrcy and Cooke,
Southampton-strict; J. Waid, Middle-row, frolbOrn;
Tutt, goyat-gxchAnge ; and W. Claske, Borough, High-
street ; pride a,, &1 =per Bottle,.inclizcling the'Stamp, or Six
for i3s,..fid.
N. B. .As.the Opocleldoc for Exportation is exempted-froni
the StamPs; and therefore deprived of that mark of authen-
ticity, and as -great.' quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of
the Kiilgdotn, all Peilions Abroad, to prevent such Impb;
sitionS, are desired to be 'particular. in ordeting :their Agee is
to procure tins Medicine front Mr. Nevvrhery's, •

In the Press,, and in a very few brays will be published,
"'""PE-1E CRISIS pf'ihe' SUGAR COLONIES, or
ii an Inquiry into the Objeds, and probable Elkets of the
French Expedition to the West Indies, and their Connedion
with •the Colonial Interests 'of'the Eritish Empire';
prising Thoughts respeding the Settlement of Trinidada ; in
Letters to the light Hon. Henry' Addington, Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Sc. &c.
Printed for I. Hatehard, No. T90,.-Piccadilly.

In a few days will be published,
Neatly printed'in Svo. price gs. in boards, •
IGHT DiSCOURStS on the Connalioh be-
tween. the Oid and New Testament, considered as two
Parts of the samel'fne'Revelation, and danlanct,atlve of
the great /Marine of Atonement, accompanied with a Pre_
liminary llisci urse, respeelfuily 'addressed to the Younger
Clergy; containing' some Remarks, on the late, grotessor
Campbell's' Ecclesiastical History.
- the Rev. CHARLES -DAUBENU.,, L.
Fellow of Winchester College, Minister of Christ Church,
Bath, and Author of a Guide to the' c }lurch.
Comparing spiritual .things with spiritual,
Cor: a and '
Printed for J., ifatchard, );:looksellei to Her Majesty,
No. 596, Piccadilly.

CUTHELL and CATALUGUE,
For the yerlBoz.. • , •
, • This Pay vas published,

ACATALOGUE of 1300 KS .for the Yeir
in ,various Languages and tlas.ses• of Liteiature,lthiate
kr Ready. Money, Cuthell and Martin, Middlth-row,
Holborn ; where may be had, separately 'theli Catalogue of
Booksin Medicine, Anatomy, Natural Filsfoyy,- and Botany.
Libraries purchased',

• - . •
Just published, •in Octavo, price 2S. 6d.
WELSH- LEGENDS'.
Number I /T. consisting of
_-;-,"`
rIiFIE INFIDEL, a Legendary Story, Mibellished
with a beautiful Engraving r- and, in a few days Will be
publishcd,' No. IV, which - completes the.. Volume, price
los. 6a. in boards, adorned with tour tine Plates. Tbn
don of the Welsh Legends-- it
.printed -in--the beOrnianiier;
carefully hot-preskd; andltirmsned• with first irrlpresions-.
. London : Printed for CObbett and MOtgab,' arid john Bad-
Cock-. 'Of Whorri intiy be hat;-
a. Wel-sh'Legendsin azmo. price as. 6d. pe;,Nurnberi'or
6s. the Volume. • . .
-
a. Elisa Powell, by a Welsh Curate, ?,Vols.
3..-Crauels before the F.-looti,
4'. lustina Trrmithick,'4~YGi3: dos.

Few, however,
_are the case; of Complicated distress:
this discirdci, -compared with the calamitous situations
Men, who, from an in a solitary vices or the
prevalent gaioties vt a faSiesonitile life, acquire tliat stare"
of• Debility; w'sncli is the unavoidable ecaisequence of such
pernicious Habits. • . • .
Where the untiappy,stiiKrer broods over/his miserY, but
carefully cene.ealt ItS tilisfbriinie; it may be ?film, con;A),;•
lation tur him, co: krrow, that although it be an of
doubt or uncertainty with other Praztitti,ners; " the removal
•of these Deficiencies •by the. gradual progrekS of Itenovd...
lion,
.• is the atquirement of My 'Experience. If the riAes
of -Bacchus or-Venus have began to- miuce Manly vigour;
much anxiety will be prevented by an early' ceunterae-
flan of this languill State and in these cases, no grioi
difficulty Will occur.
4:lCrlECienre.2,"+
isl
perse'verance ificitspensa ly 7erplisite to revive the um-
berMg'S•narles'of Lire; -andio're-itniiiiatethe Constitufiaii.
I E I) who,have lohg been I.i.m.ipimlntet4
in their expectations of a Family, Maybe assured,
mit, instances, such deleas Late curable by Metßal skill.
The secresy Which is so essential to my utidertalcing,
and the quiliticationS•wiiielt -1 iLire prestuned -to state, :roan
the basis of My pretensions, and in coincidelite with sucti
tlfti intimation is given, that Mr. B. mar be consulted
personally; or- by -Letters
,(inclosing a stralj Note), at lust
House No. 29; 'ArtincieLstreet, Strand, ilea!' Tf."Artini,i4r,
fpr There )s Entrance iu %Valet-street,
adjoining, and the Name is on born the doors:"
M. B Ilelenther in the ,Royal College of Surgeons.

TimmAs TAY LOX, Lsq. •
No. 9, Ncw 13ridge,Street, London.
• - Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tB, ifkrt.
•
I BEG leave to inform youi that evert, since the
•..1. year 1791,--t have hen at:tided with the Lues Veni,
• rca ; which; from its obstinately iesiSting every Course of
Metlicine'presiribcd by the most eminent of the Faculty
. here, and iihdergoing several-..l".evere o2:s4l.Nationo:
and twice discharged -tom the IroSpital, w?fli little rebel";
would appear. to be„ol, the most invetetate .nature, In the
spring of last year my disorder had -gOt to sticii ¢ head,"-ai
nearly to put a period to niy existence—l had t, large tiler
on the crown of flail; one on each arm, iind my legs
were bfoke'out in a frightful Manner ; my fight .Wits
fully
,painful; and had been in a state of ulceration to? the
laSt seven years; My lett had alsb twti.targe' oaks oh
NV,IiS very • !midi discoloured, aaid gave .nte-such exciutiat-
ing pain, particularly when warm in- bed,, as nearly to dc-
!mire me ot- test t in this. laMentabie state, I' was recom.:
Ancrided by Mr. J. Thompson, (ivho received so
,great,
cure by them here), to take .vour, Leake's Parent Pillt;
which I began to do On thy atli of 'May 3 in. toe course
of a fortnight, began to "receive benefit—in little more
than a month, the ulcers on my liezd and arms were
soundly healed—sooh atter, the sores on' thy legs hcal-ed
also; leaving, howeVer, consnterable cliscoluoration in the
"skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which; by the 51cs.:
-ling of Cod, and a little longer persev,etance in your nava-
suable Medicine; sul?Sideti ; the nodes- dispersin6, the skin
regaining its natural hue; and the notthrtritl pint-is- gradually
goingott. 1 thus became. by 'your tib.-rai *ii**e;t...4'.,.l Me-
dicine,* perfeetli " free from all my former: complaints—
,' have recovered my termer _,spirits and stretigthointl am tic-
wine jolly and ft, in, which, state hAVOlgcOntifiued Many
itiorttlit to the: avonislinient of 'alt who knew me, at
a loss in what terets to express my gratitude,' bCt beg yit;-
for the good 'of other suffering mortals, to make this my
case as public as possible, as I shall on' every occasion 4
in §o doing, you will greatly oblige, you;',
ohedieitt,, very humble servant, ALEX: NlUlt&t
Swan's Close,
. High-street, Edinburgh'.
WittW,S4ses to the abtive, Cu : •
ihnN‘ TrioNas•bri, No. 3, New l'otiltry Marß'et ana
oho NTOSH, Old Assembly-Close, Eclibbtirgit..
Prepared and sold by the Olt proprietor,
Tribyriis TA Y Lott, Member.of the-ksvai College of Sur.
goons, at his liousei Now Bridge-street; Lot.don3,
wnere, after a constant residence of more than tn.irty-eix
years, in a practice particularly directed to the et:re of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the rails of
Generation, with. that invisdablii..seciecy.WhiCh men of
his , profession should always obsoive hi such cases,, flatters himself, the advice and asSistance.he gratuitously'
administers .to persons taking this kerliCine; ,will bs
. esteemed; by a as a 3 advantage ser-
dbm attainable and vaid.or all' ambiguity,
Also sold, by his' appoilirnicnt,: tot the COmienien'ee of
,thoseliving4 distance, at. the perfunlersi No, St.
Alban's-street,- Pall-Mall ; the Toysiiiip,. No. 1(33", Ox'.;
• fond-Street; I\•lf.-:-I)isborotigh's,' No. 7, •FiSif-sfreet-hills
Mr. Steel's, Bboksellet, No. r, U.:lie/I-row; Little Towel'.
MI • • Mt. Daxter's; South'-britige, Edinburgh; Mil. Mac.:
Glasgow ; ;Mr.. CaftwelPS; and by 00
person in every considerable toWri in G'r'eat Ii .
'land, .in Boies‘ckl only as 9d. each, sealed' uP' with., tali
and plain' direjtoris:', whereby Rerr.•ons of eithir sex
cure theinselies with raise,' spew, lecrecy,'and sal.oey. T
Every Box soltlin Great Britain' is sealed up with-
n Stamp, on which,' by' faVour of the COrmnissionets iS
printed', at the. Starnp-Olirce—" T. Taylor,, No. 9,• Nev'
Bridge-street,'"-;- ib iffittaW. ail& all Cribdii
Ate (khglt.tr*it.4

1.1142ER1,41, PARLIAAIENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

SATURDAY., MARCH 20.

Tli I a Lordships met at ten o'clock this fore_
noon by Special Adjournment, when they proceed,.
ed to forward, in their respeCtive atages, tie vari-
ous Bills before the House ;" among which ;he Mu-
tiny Bill was read a third. time and passed, and
Message ordered to be sent to acquaint the
Coin-
mons therewith. .
Some private business* was also disposed of; after
which, the House adjourned till Monday.

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