The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-27 00:00:00

CORN. EXCHANGE;

januar:y 27.
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Our Market was well supplied in general-=Oats
inplenty; and is. lower ; Beans something legs
'Wheat and Flour steady : Rape.:seed rather dull
sale, and moderate: . .
Wheat Gas 7os a BOs od Old Peai 453 64
Fide do. - Szs a 84s ad Tick do -34 s a 355. ad
Malt = 41s a4O od Oats - ags a 24S OCt
Fine do. - jos a 52s ad Poland do. -2,5 s
.a 2,6 s 6d
Barley -38 s a 4 ts 6d Rape Seed 351 a 371 per last
Rye - • - 30 a 42s od Fine Fleur 65s a 705 per sack
Pea :;e Pe,e 38s a 42s od SeCond do. 6os a 65s per do.
Beans' - 353 a 3-is od

The boisterous night of Wednesday last, occa-
sioned a number of accidents in Bristol.—Oue of
the large eirri-trees in Otteerf-square; was blown
down, and in its fail greatly damaged the iron rail-
ing before the house of Mr. Fit Wear. Part of the
railing of the New Market in Union-street, was-
also bloWn dom.%

LaSt week, the servants of r respectable Farmer
at Stoner near Berkeley', being desi,-ons of passing
a trick upon orr of their fellow servants of a weak
mind;. dressed a man in women's doaths, and with
a black face demanded an arriicnee with the poor
man, who s'as so Much alarmed that he ran away,
but on his return he was told another peilon, more
frightful, and daughter of the whet, .•e)tii,zl call
on him in a few days, which so preyed On his mind,
that he hung hithself in an out-house a ti;i.y.or two
afterwards:

A few evenings since, hs Mr. Burton, of I\rew..
ington, was on his way home, he was
.stopped on
the Grange road, leading into Kent road, by three
men, who robbed him of what money he had about
him, and-Bills of Exchange to a large amount, with
which they xetreatcd into the adjoining, ;.d,

On Sunday evening at. eight o'clock, as Mr.
Fuller, • of Piccadilly, his wife, and child, and
MI. Smarr, of Oxford-street, were returning from
Rolherhithe, their carriage was stopped in the road
behind Jamaica Row, near Millpond Bridge, by
Chr footpads armed with pistols, who robbed Mr.
F. of some silver, and Mr. S. of some cash and-his
watch, but the Lady was not molested. Mr. F.
eceived a slight contusion on his breast by a pistol.

We recommend 'tradestnen to be on their guard
against two lads, about i 6 years of age, and a fel-
low'about 25, who are out 'almost every 'morning
on what is called the sneak. If a shop appears to
have no person in it, one of the lads goes in and
hand's to- the other (who remain out of doors) any
"thing valuable that may happen to lie in the way.
If any person should "unexpeftedly appear in the
shop, the young gentleman is prepared with a piece
of paper folded as a letter, and very modestly in-
quires after some lodger or neighbour.
On Wednesday se'ntlight, as Mr. John Bull,
ploughwright, of Ryal, near Stamford, was felling
a tree in the fields, one of the strokes caused a
splinter to, fly w ith such violence against hiS right
leg (still ailing from an old wound) as to lacerate a
vessel, whence issued such a copious flow of blood
as caused his death Wore any medical aid ,coul,d be
procured.. •
A few nights since Mr..l3nrrison, of •Lconard-
street, Shoreditch, 'with his wife and mother, wete
stopped by sixyootpads armed with bludgeons,.near
Peckham-Gap, on the Greenwich Road'; two of
them used the most blasphemous language and threats,
and drew knives ; the other four 'held Mrs. Burr-
son and her mother, and - said, if there was not
sufficient property for them, they would" murder
them all : "they proceeded to examine their 'pockets,
and, took the contents from them all. They then
said they would have Mr. B.'s 'clothes, but he reso-
lutely refuSing to strip, they gave up their demand
and made off.

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gate-street. ,
N. B. No other per,,on is authorised tc serveßet2il Ven-
ders with the Liniment.
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BY HIS NIA.JESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATI;N:f.
Dr. BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANI".

CAL' SYRUP-.

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TT has long .been a question, as well as a lila tter
of surprise, why Dr. Brodurn sholild be more resorted to
as a Medicd Man, tharksome of our first P:•ysicians, wrioso
• character and eminence has never beeadoubted : this
.Eilig!n3
has long puzzled all ranks of p pplc ; but when we Nve 11i",,
ara consider the cause in a deliberate !limner, the, surer''
ceases, -and the ca.tirael is tl:.ken from the eye.
,• Fofinstancl,
how. ,"'olear,.-1$ are the diS•iiders the hutuarirfraine is suojt'
to, :and which arise, solely from the Patient's imprudsrac•:.;
these Complaints -d ie 'Patient is ashained.to untold to 1."5
otvn7F:ainily Pitysiei:ur; eithertearfol it ;nay hy- sunie unforres,
seen accident become public, or 16.:s not to confess-1%
weakness to the hy siciau he is ; and in
case the .Female.'in particular often falls a sacrifice, ratl1";
than divulge the secret of their guilt; and without,knoWit°
'the origin of the.DiSorler, it is impossible for "auy
to prescribe with success ; these, then' are the Patients
-earl with safety -opyly, to Dr. Bro4um, for they: traye only t:
sign initials. to their letters,' and. state their case without 3P!
reserve. whatever. The DuCior sends oither a Fres,:r!is
tiol or Medicine (as the case may require) without ever kuui:f
mg the person ric made. applie...tien to 11:.;11,
-311fattut ret at. a e_ file .7j ( r
Doctor to-irtatte a discovevY : thi4 letht only and tfNe C"'•
why. Dr. Brsrduni,nicitiopolizes the applieatien of alt r../1104,
people to furriS•••l'll;
_and particularly so, as his chargc to, 1$
we'll established as .a s'iil.ll Obseryci4it
the Daily Pavers, the well aullientleated Cures '
I- _AO
by lila:, to persons who have 1a.1.r0q.n.11 for many ,ycrths ,a •
Gout, "Rheumatism; Nervous -Con:;uniptt.V
Yellow Fever; Jaundice, Bilious Compliril'itt, Spastilsinbr
the Stomach arid Bowels, and clebilities or b6th Sexes,
from natµral or acquired clauses, in parrkul,:r, those (••:•,°',;,
plaihts'ar"rginatino from hcfeinVerain:c; it.nprorcr indul
inebriety, or excessive-grief.. For Ore removal of every'
of obstruetien in the systern, there are few Medicines 0'..0-1`,1•,,
efficaci,: arid Complaints y; of tke 'Liver, man.cau.-te,iii`o
Who have witnessed its beneficial eit4:‘..ts, ,alter
formation of a' chit -,is 4:lt.)Zl,llCe---7-TIIC ]low t
• those-fatal Diseases that crigi-nate in the baneful atinor'''',
in bor climates. . . Cr? The
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o,: iiar
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VT HEN PrpfessiOnal Men _of Education
V Responsibility deviate from the general Svsten'.oe
the selection of a peculiar branch, the stria oil of lung
tinned success is, the:best -criterion of superiorityj
Eight years hove:l devoted idlypradiee .to the exclol't 0,
treatment of Three Disorders and the successful ro:J./ 301
tily plan gives me additional ardor' to oppose,' as far 35 ast
able, the ravages of those Complaints v. hih, are the to.
iinportlit in the Catalogue "011 l ulna!' Infirmities. otir
After initiation into every Branch,-as an-Army Stirs
I tinned a Wish at an early - period, of Pradice to rescu%ll
dividuals from the iiiiiarance of uneducated .men, or.
equally-dangerous Precipitancy of general PraditionerS• ,te•!
The Three Disorders,. to the Cure of Which 1 hav,,eo•
voted my attention, comprise every species, of
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or 19.*;frot0
ration: idly, All kinds of debility, whether arising tore
the habits of schoolboys, or the indulgences of in 40,0.
age : And, lastly, that derangement of the system it!l /
men which is called BARRENNESS, or ST Ek.f..Ll „iste
Numerous Diseases are theliesult of ignorance, or Pot
i tithe treatment of -a Simple Gonorrhoea; aad it not bI
frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisolle`,4,•
the indiscretion of• an unguarded hour.—By a superiorhed
thod.snch Complaints-are easily cured; .and, ,even syqi;r
others have failed, I trust that I • may presume to ("
radical re-establishment. • i 0
Few, however, 'are the cases of complicated - distress
this disorder, compared with the,calamitous situation 0,0
Men, who,-. from an indulgence in a solitary vice, 01.5tAt
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that.
Of Debility, which is the unavoidable Consequence.o.4t
pernicious habits. bpi'
Where the unhappy ,sufrerer broods over his tinsel'' iss'
carefully conceals. his misfortune, it may be soMe.,-,6,47",
Izition.fbr him to knows that although it.be an obJ oiy
ddubt or uncertainty, with other 'Praditioners, the
of these Deficiencies by. the gradual progress of ge'rites.
tion,,is the acquirement of my Experionce. If ttic,„a,
Of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manlyv•reOcz,"
much anxiety will he prevented by aft early CO
610'
tion of this 14nguici State; and in ,these. cases,
difficulty willoccur. - • r
But where this Deficiency has for years. existed, a Pri;ol'
perseverance is indispensably- requisite to revive the 0
,0.
:wring Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitut,aintli
MAR RLE 1) WOMEN, 'who have long been dis:lPPojtv'
in their expectations of a Family,- may be assurcd,
most hist:inc.:es,. such defeas . are eu,rable by Medical
The secresy which is, so essential to my uridelMbrl
and the qualifications which I have presumed to state'•rv. svl4'ej
the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence ,t f.
this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be tor„
personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Notel,,,
house, No. Arundel-street, Strand, near 'fcrllVtrac"
g 3". There is an additional Entrance in Water''
adioining, and the Name is on both the doors.
• M. Member of the Royal College of SurAc,,,,"