The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

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Madrid - in tapes
Ditto • 36a effedive
Leghorn - 5Th
Naples - - - - 44.
Genoa - - - - 471
Venice - 54
Lisbon - - -67 k
Oporto -- - 674
Dublin - -
Bilboa - - 361

EDUCATION.
-CLERGYMAN, resident in a very HeaUlf
Part of the County of Essex, wishes to undertake the
Care of TWO or THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN, trom •
the age of Ten to Twelve Years. Terins Seventy Guineas
per Annum.
Letters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. R. C. Stanes, Printer,
Chelaistbrd, Essex, will be duly answerea-
TNR. 'OSBORN.'s arid Dr. CLARKE's LEC-
TURES on MIDWIFERY and -the DISEASES of
WOMEN and CHILDREN.

The Lettures will in. future be read only at Dr. Clarke's
'House, No.• t,'New Burlington7street, Piccadilly.
A Course will begin on Monday, October 4, at a quarter
past I'en o'Clock, and the LeCtures will be continuest every
Day at that Hon!, for,the convenience of S 4 udelits attending
the Hospital's. - •
Particulars may. be known by= applying to Dr. Osborn, or
to Dr. Clarke; New Burlington-street, Piccadilly.

SFA HOUSES, EAST-B(PURNE.
TO BE LETT BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WHITE,

For Sixty-one Years, from Michaelmas acz,
At the Lam!) Inn, East-Bourne, on 'Tilursday the 231 of.
September, 1802, at six o'Clock in.the Afternoon,
SEVERAL COTTAGES and BUILDINGS,
with the Ground marked out, 'and thereto adjoining, in.
the most.eligible Situations at the Sea-side, .in. East-Bourne,
which have been lett on long Leases, and will' fall into the'
hands of the-Lords of the Manor, at 11,lichaelnias tgoz, viz.
In_Eour Lots, a PIECE of GROUND, situate on the
West Side of Mrs. Beckett's Lodging-house, with the Ware
houses and Buildings thereon,' containing in front towards the
Sea-beach St feet, and in depth, at the- East. End, a feet
inches, and at the West End 20 feet ro inches. , '
In Two other Lots, a PIECE of -GROUND, w;tii the
Cottages and'other Buildings thereon,- containing in front to-
wards the Sea-beach 65 feet 3 inches ; in the .• rear towards
the Road 63. feet, and in depth on the West Side 53 feet, and.
on the East Side 6i; feet. '. -

This Piece of Ground adjoins the Capital Lodging-house
of Mr. Bradtord, and commands the same Prospeds and Con-
veniencies. It is consequently a ryfost de.fiirable Situation for
a Hotel, or any other public purpose, as well as for any pri-
vate purpose.
Mr. Charles Vine, or Mr. White, of East43ourne, will
shew the Premises ; and further particulars may be had. O,
Mr. Hoper, at le,.ves.

PREGNANT LADIES
Whose situation requires a temporary Retirement
1\
44R. WATSON, Surgeon and '.Man-Midwifey
offers ;o accommodate, Ladies in an 'air}, and rait-,
situation, with Apartnients to lye-in, on terms suited to
their circumstances and situation in life ; their infants pat
out to nurse, and humanely taken ;care of; and as Humana):
.incluces him toOKir' his assistance to alleviate the horrors 0,
Concealed Pregnancy, he flatters himself Ladies will tiod,
on application to him, the greatest attention and most pro,
found secrecy. • . •
Letters (post-paid) to Mr: Watson, Surgeon and MO'
Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, No. 39, Chartotte-
street; Siirrey-side of Blaekfriars-bridge, will meet the most
pointed attention. -
Where may be had the PILL BENEDICTA, at il. Is'
per box, a certain and elti!etual Remedy tb remove all Ob"
struelions and Irregularities, and an excellent Medicine atter
bad. Lyings-in.

was not without R Ii I. UCTANCE, gnat 1 origilfiolY
deviated fromregularity of Pradice, but I feel sillficiel't
compensation in having considerably conduced to the
noration of lik's severest sufferings.. -
As it..MEMBER OF• THE ROYAL COLLEGE 0 r
SVAGEONS, I was desirous to rescue the victims of indit
cretion. front the rapacity and ignorance, of those to wliich
this branch had been hitherto 'disgracefully and injurioLisA
confined., And as no disorders are More important than the
VENEREAL DISE/:..SE arid DtalLl T I', they certainly I-et/0e!
abilities fully equal, and attention with less remission ttla"
can be Spared. by general Practitioners..
All Venereal"Complaints:are slight in their first appear..
ances, bill irresistibly fatal in their progress. To prclif
the possibility of danger by an immediate cure, or to c.r0,0
from cate.the most in and the most complicatedi eases, Iv
only be expected fro a Praditioner direaly and tinif9rg'
engaged in such exertions..
-
To re-animate the framefedi
by the gradual progress of c
cine,, and to procure not merely a renewal, but an abso,ll`7
increase of vigour to those who.te constitutions have, beer, n 0.4
dermined by a SECRF::: and SOLI,TARY ' VICE has beer, cliv.o..b:s.
jeet and pursuit of nine years practice. Amidst tte casualu:
and calamities which swiround us, no situa.t-i.-dn is more gra'
ing to the feeling mind, than that of the.tieoilitated suffCrer'
who is connions that his own impruclen.:::e has been the 'Jr'
fortunate cause of his merited titisvor--,bizi to sink in
°1:
spair, from a desire of cencealin misfortime is
adding to the culpability of his' rstindiseretions. A
however difficult other Itleffic.4l.N.ien may consider such 00-
plaints, I feel enabled, to ;4;4 a. cure where the most eminent
,:111
and the mt respe
rernuneetable,f:iaNie failecL -
The terms or.
.raton are unequivocally stated on are
_
first interview, and' iibqi:alit-v of treatment, as. well as re3u~
laxity of
,qualification, constitnte the 'plan upon witic" at
Mr. 13- may be con'sukA pers.milliv or by Ict-t,e,)1'.33r.
his house, No. 29., A run,ieJ-stre:t, Strand, nearTempi
There is an additional entrance ter:t r ce a(Vin
and rite name is on both winotorns.
.Membir of thZ,,,Ti11u.i.....,°,11Y.211.
Col le,-e Surgeons of