The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-31 00:00:00

DIED.

On Monday last, aged nz, Mrs. Smythies; of Colchester.
On Tuesday, at West Ham, Essex, drs. Elizabeth Story,
widow of John Story, Esq. of Low Layton, Essex, aged Viz
years.
At Glasgow, on Wednesday se'nnight, Mr. John Grind_
lay, second son of the late ►Mr. Alexander Griudiay, mer-
chant, Glasgow.
At Demerara, on the 21st of April, Mr. lames Ballantine,
eldest son of Mr. James Ballantine, merchant, Campbel-
town:

On the 26th of May list, hi the island of Grenada, Mr.
Thoniat; Gibson, aged 18.

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rooLg, JULv 2).

A rrivoi.,!—tlizPLeasznt, Thompson, from Loner ; 171:10-.-•
.ford, Jadbrl Long, and Ele.ssin;.7,
Nycastle; bove, Thompson, from L;'"
S:onson, from Newfoundland ; Juno, K irk ~.va 11, 'TOM
William, Roe,.. from Liintrick ; Pony, Heulett ; Active:
Williams and Arne. Woolland, from Portsmouth. _

-Sailed titc Iliggenz, for Ntwtoundland ; Rr,z
in June, Woodburn, for Colchester, , Colchester • and Dal t, , ice
Pcrtsinoutli.

CRAVELENPr juLy 23

Past by-the Specul.,tion. Lane, from Trinidad ;
Clark ,from Charente ; tree G race, 1,-awson, from.lsl'orway.;
Bridget, Thomas, from Dant zic ; and Vrow Johanna,
from Dieppe. • .
Sailed -,t he City of London, Featonby, for Quebec;
mingbArn,. ll4•Carflty, for Baltimore; OZ.tayia, —, for
Virginia ;. Elizabeth, fOr Boulogoe ; jon,re Pieter{
Peters, for Dieppe; •Mary Ann, —, and the 'Thalia, Jones,-
for Ilarnbro'

W ANTED, by a Young Mn: newly nu rried
v va Weekly Situation in, some Wholesale Warehouso
or in any of the Public 0 tikes ; can write a good plain band,
-aid ke::;) accounts if required . His CliarAeter may be del
pended on for honesty and sobriety. - "
Dita (post-paid)to 'W. P . at Mr. Ganckr's,' Whitehall,
London.

COAL, TAR BROWN AND VARN'ISI-1 PAINTS.
rrHE PUBLIC are most respedfully informed;.
that'the above-mentioned Articles continue to be pre-
pared,by theRRITISH' COLOUR COMPANY only, at
.No. 32,
.CV:albrouk, London ; and are recommended as cheap,
useful, and ornamental cky.'erirags for wood and iron without
doors. _ The Tar Brown is intended rough boarding,
paling, inn's: fences, dc.c. The Paints are of various shade
of Green and other Colours, peculiarly adipted for ten(a.s
round iileasure grounds, planed wooden buildings,
&c.. They are easily aßpli.:•4 heiLg seat in a state. iUr
use, and ate very durable: 15ireetions far thair use are sera.
With the Artides.• • -

t'ornpitny supply* also ground White Lead, •and all
other Paints; Linseed Oils, &c. of the best quidity, , :tad at thci
lotivest prices.

HOSIERY. •
000KE.continues to have on Sale -
v, his Mann—
Tk....l,Eiaory and Nottingham
.Warehouse No 434, Strand,-
an extensive and valuable AssortnieLt 1170 S'l E ofevei-y
description, which, for elegance, I,icathess, taste, and ci
has never beeneq,uaijecl, and, he batters' liinise/f, can nevei".
he surpassed.. 'I he many advantages he hossesses over every
other person in this line of business, -and the peculiar degree
of poledion to wh:ch, by indefatigable attention, and
unli-
mited he has brought his Manufactory, while they
afrord him an oppolunity of of-E'ring.to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior hi every respect to those of any other per-
son, and render all competition fruitless';- also enable-him. tv
accommodate the Public, either in the wilolei;ale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any other House in tile R4etroholis.

T was not without. RELUCTANCE,
deviated from regularity of Praelice-, bur I fee;.su rficiec,t
compensation in having consiierahly Loriduccd, to-the aine-
lioration of life's severest suflifrings.

As a MEMBER OP' THE • ROYAL 01%
SU RGSJNS, 1 was desirous to rescue the Viet:;?, at indis
cretior from the rapacity and ignorance- of thos,r to which
this branch-had been hitherto disgraZ:efully and :juriously.
confined. And no disorders are more. impov..,o.t than the
Vl; s e I. D s Asr and D nit.; -r y, they c'ertlii..;y require
abilities fully equal, and attention with less remiS.,ion than
can be spared by general PraCtitioners.
AR Venereal Complaints are slight in their first appear- ' •
ances, but irresistibly fatal in their progress -To prAtide •
the possibility of danger by an.immediate cure, or to erradi-
(ate the most insidious and the mast contplicated cases, can •
only he expeded from a Praditioner direetly au 'd uniformly
engaged in such eXertions. .
•To re-animate the frame by the gradual progress of Medi-
eine, and to procure not merely a, renewal, b;:‘ an absolute
increase of vigour to those whose constitution:Awe. barn un- • -
dermined by &SECRET and SOL t.r.- Y DeCil the ob--
jea and pursuit of nine years practice. Amidst the casualtie2-.
and calamities which surround us, no situating is more gote
ing to the-feeling mind, than that of the tlehilit4ed sufferer,
who is conscious that his own imprudence has been the un-
forturiate-cause of Iris merited ni.sery—bUt to sink in de-
spair, front a desire of concealing his naistattine, is unit/
adding to the culpability of his first indiscretions. Anti
hoWever difficult other Medical, Men may consi,ie- cool-
plaints, I feel enabled to otter a cilre-where- trirfriO'sl-eminenr •
and the most respeCtable have failed. -

The terms of remuneration afe unequivocally stated on the
first interview, and liberality of treatment, well as rept-,
larity of qualification, constitute the platy upon which
Mr. B may be consulted personally, or by letter, at
his house, No. 29, Arundel-street,. Strand, near. Tempts
Bat.

There is an additional entrance in Water-street, adjoining,
and the naine: is on both the doors. . • ,
M. B Manber of the RoYai
Col lete of Surgpons of

VENEREAL BLINDNESS, &c. •
To Mr. TrlomAs TAYLOR, Silr'COll, ;eiu. g, New
13rid} .-Street, LonCispn.

DIAR
ll' is with the most 'heartfelt.stisrliEtion that f.
,address you on the incomparable-excelience of your in-
valuable Medicine, LEAKE'.s PATENT 10:11.1.S.. In ill
Spring of this year 1, had the misfortune to contra-at a Ve;Y:---
real Conaplaint,-attended with the most alarming and &II".
gerous • sylaptoms; insomuch, that I have been cordi.oeLl
to my ro(Nn for a vhole week together, ROI able-to er
out of ; I had no rest night nor day', and suffered the rmust
excruciating pain and torment, and- what was still worrier
my. eyes grew weak and dirn, so that I could 'scarce diSccra
any object, if ever so close to are, and expected nothing less
than the total loss of my Sight..--From ;i stout, healthy,
and rather cOrpnient man, I became a ine‘x.shadow, and"''
obje4 of pity and compassion. Nly friends, had all given
over, and thought-rny recovery impossiNe. in this dreadf,
state, and expelling every. minute to be my last in thi9
world, I. fortunately recommended by 'a neighbour t6'
try yotir Medirthie ; but having tried all medical aid to trO
purpose, and-being at. an enormous expellee, it ;vac COIL
before I could be prevailed (Ml to take ,them; .at last I stl't
for six boxes, and before. I had taken them all, I found ccrl"
siderable benefit; my pains gradually decremed, aixt my eye"
sight grew better, and, to ale' great surprize and r-.Tto.,is:l--
ment of ail my friends .(after taking three boxes more), nil
health and strength was perfectly res:vred, and I ant novf.
(thanks tom}'Goland your invaluable Medicines) as we 4
and hearty as veer I was in my life.

I(bn are at full liberty to publish this in any manuel
you think proper, for the benefit, of _society at large
which L.Shoiald have sent you sooner, 'but was fearful of a
relapse. I -:main, with the utmost-gratitude,
11,ear-Sir, your obliged humble SerVant, R. L. LE.Ic4L-
„.
tit-go-street, nirmingnam, Nov. t, 1799.
• The above Medicine is earnestly recommended -to ail
Persons-that are in any doubt -of-their being entirely free u•
every Venereal Alfedion, particularly to: those about
ing their condition in lice, as it will certainly eradicate
every taint of that, natnre, of however 'long standilig, °l3
however disguised under the appearance of other disorcieJs
it may be; for Scorbutic, Glandular, anti cutaneous Coto
plaints, it is also recommended to be taken,. especially 0•
the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, T ILO StA S TAY.
L ort, Member of the COrporationot Surgeons, London,
,his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will goA,'''
Advice, without -a. fee, to persons- taking theSe Pills, giu:,
will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid,. 'on the • saal''
_terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, BP
Patient's name or case having, been mentioned, but at their
own particular reqUest, by the Proprietor, during the course''
of more than 3; years,' that he has had the conducting r.,
an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Fract,c`
arising therefrom.
They are also-sold by his appointment, at the Per'
fitmer's, No. 35, St,. Alban's-street; Pall-Mall ; Mr. -R„°.,'
bertson's Toy-shqp, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Steci'''
No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by one
YCr-
son in every considerable Town in England; S.:c. in boxy.
01. only 2s. 9d. eacill, sealed -up, with full .and plain Vl.,
redions, whereby Persons ot,eitheY Sex nosy cure the'
selves with ease and secrecy. • • •
viritO
N. B. Each box sold in.Grcat Britain is sealed.uP
a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Cornmissionc,Te
printed -at the Stamp-Office--=4.' T. Taylor,' No. 9, ief
iiridge-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, -and all °-
be-counterfeit. •