The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-11 00:00:00

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LxTRACT-rrom a jpulticr!,,t. Of the WEATIltit ke4)t
near GuiV.tbrd, beceMber s 784. ,
Wednesday," Dec.-8, i 784.—S no wed from t,welv
last night to eight this evening ; twenty hours.
9th.—Snow eighteen inches on the bowling-green
(which is about too feet square, anal nearly free from
drift), where in the last deep snows in 66 and 76, it
was not more than six inches.
toth.—Thermorneter .3 deg. the hardest frost
and deepest snow ever, I -believe, known in Eng-
land. • •
th,--At eleven last night the thermometer'
deg. below,)9,
:uprevented Postman's going -to
QuildfoidAiibbuf four miles distant) ever since the _
Bth.
sth.—Seems to thaw .
, .
16th.—Frost continues,. • - •
17th.—Frost seems to increase.
rBth.-i-lioughs of fic%trees . touch broken, more
than ever I saw them'by snow,-rain or slcet-.4rost
seems going; but wind. North-East--thaw aid not
continue.
2Sth.—Glass falls With- an East win;l, but no
thaw.'
29th.—GlaSs falls, East, no thaw.
3oth:—ThaW and .fog, -
is of Ja'nuary, 783..—Sleet and frOSt..
4th.—ThaW, after z 6 days frOst and. snow, which
began the Stli of December.

The opinion entertained by some .of the most
eminent of the Faculty respating the preparation of
Opium, by Mr. Whittell, Chemist; Chester, tends,
to render it•an objed of solicitude.--We are glad to
tincbits use so generally disseminated: It is sold by
five respedable houses in London, and in the dif-•
ferent provincial towns throughout the kingdom.-
1.3 e. Advertisement, in first page.

A sTit u c, that modern Hippocrates of the Northern
Henlispliere, in- all' his deep researches for an ef-
tedual removal desttudive.Disease, never'dis-
covered to the world an Anti-venereal
but whoever haS tried the efficaty of Dr. BRODUM'S
BOTANIC NL Sr aup,• which, I.vilhout . the shadow:
of a ,mereurial,•,,,i;g4 ingredient, dispels, in a few doses,
that deadly poison which\ is communicated from
impure ernbtart..,s, will remember with.livelong feli-
city, the'liappytlonseTTnces of applying, that' never
failing xeinedy -e'xialt with self-congratillation.-
at the issue. 'At the experience of thousands has
proved, that -every aphroditical contamination has
been entirely subdued by it,' in 'despite of the mo,t
'olistinaie inveteracy.
The lamentable state in which the physical art
stands at this day with resped to the'Venereal Dis-
ease, cannot be better described than it is in Dr.
BELL'S Preface to_ his Treatise. He says, that
" although much information may be obtained from _
two Works' just published on this complaint, as well..
as, 'some other recent ones, there is still much left for
others to elucidate." He goes on and says, " such:
is the effect 9f his experience and, observation,. that
farther advantages are daily aecruing.from the la_.
hours of individuals in this Disease, 'as well as al-
most every other." Here then is a confession from
a candid, worthy, and respedable Surgeon, founded
on " experience and observation," that " farther
advantages are daily accruing frtsm the labours of
individuals ;"—if so, who -can claim so great, a,
portion of praie as Dr. SOLOMON, whose labours
have been indefatigable,„ and who has at a great
eipence brought the Anti-Impetigenes to perfec-
,tion, and into universal use and request ?. In vene-
' real-cases, it has' not its equal for certainty, safety,
and efficacy-mercury may, perhaps, be opposed
against it, but 'the Anti,lnipettgenes enters the
list willingly, for; Lyon the wreck Of this destruc-
tive mineral, its fabric is erected, strong, firm, and
lasting! •' , •