The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-25 00:00:00

CURIOUS' GARDEN SEEDS

r. '4lk. Carital.Assortmenc of Seeds of ESCULENT
VEGETABLES, being every thing xenerally re-
quired iit'a Kitchen Garden (Pease mid Beans excepted), and
all of very superior sorts, which in magnitude, flavour, and
every fine property, infinitely surpass `all the colninon dege-
nerated kii4ds. Packets One Guinea.
2. Another Packet, containing fine Seeds., of fifty sorts of
Choice FLOWERS, which will fill a Garden with one
great, profuse, continued y,low. of beauty. , One Guinea.
Both these Packets contain a greater variety than could be
purchased Separately for the same money; of the eoinhibil
interior sorts. _ _

3. Three N•EW PEASE, and two New Beans, of very su-
perior excellence, both lbr flavour and most abundant bear-
ing. They all yield profusely, but one of the Pease in parti-
cular gives above.double the quantity of any of the old sorts.
TWo or three sowings of each will supply the 'fable must
liberally till after MichaJmas.
_ _

Quart Bags of each are ss. •No Credit. Pay Postage.
Sold at Crocker's, St. Alhans's-treet; Pall-Mull.

FOW;COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &ic.•
PECTORAL. ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT.

THE Herb COLTSFOOT, called Tussilago by
the Ancients, was distinguishedby them, as its Name
suthciently conveys, for its excellence in the Cure of Coughs,
and other Pulmonary Complaints ; and this Essence has, in
the course of a long Practice, been found the most sate
and effectual Remedy for •Coughs, Asthnlas, WheezingS,
hisicky :Complaints, -Consumptions, H'oar'seness; De-
tluiti us, Catarrhs, Difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders
of the'Breast and Lungs. It admirably allays the tickling
which provmtes frequent coughing, and takes Off the uneasy
sensation of acrimonious humours,.eleanses' the Small glands,
relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the
vessels... Thus it regularly and quickly cures the most ob-
stinate Asthmas and Consumptions of the longest standing,
if taken before the Lungs-are ulcerated. Pt cures all husky
and dry Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax,
heals rawness and soreness. of the - Breast, Stomach, and
Lungs,. and gives immediate relief to those w/ib, through age
and infirmity, are deprived of Rest or Sleep, as it generally
composes and contributes to make the remainder of their days
comfortable and easy.
This- Essence is prepared' only by Jams Ryan, Surgeon,
its Bristol'; and sold,. Wholesale and Retail, byy. Fi-inicis New-
bery, at No. "41, the East End of St. Paul's, London, in bot-
tles, price 6d. each, Duty included.
N.. 8. As many Persons -continually mistake: Mr. New-
. bery's House, particularly' Servants and Messengers,'all Pur-
chasers are requested to observe, that it is a little out of the
general line of nitit-paSsengers,- Five Doors- from the Corner,
of' Cheapside; and that a' Bust of Dr. James, and these
Words, are aoinst the Front of hiS House, vii.
"TH'E' ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR'. TAMS'S
POWDLAS," ~ •

THE- COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS
fir the CITY of LONDON and its Picillity, do hereby
give Notice, That in pursuance of the se-veral Aar for granting
certain Duties upon InrOme, they have appointed their Seeretaly,
THOMAS MAitsitANt, Esq. to receive Statements-of Income for
the Year commencing on the sth day of April ISo2, and ending
on the-sth day of April Iso3, from all Persons engaged in Trade
or Manufa,4are within the Limits of their yterisdiaion, whose
Income front Trade Or Manufatiure shall amount ro zool. and
uPY-tr"./ :ementS are to. be sealed up -and addressed to the said
THOMAS NIARSHAM E.o.j. and to he delis era at this oiii4e,
Itihert at&nda4ce .wid be given to' receive the same every day
(Sundays excepted) from Ten o'clock in the Forenoon until lour
o'clock in the ,i_itern'oon. •
• Every Person bringing a Statement is to receive a -Number at
this Os' tee., by lobich iN.umbet• be is to receive the Certificate of his
Assessment When prepared.
- THOMAS MARSHAM; Sec.

* The extetW,cf the jiirisdiffion'is—the City of London,
the City And -Liberty otiWestminster, the Borough of South-
wark, the several Parishes within the Bills of Mortality,
and the Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bonne and St. Pancras, and
all the Parishes within toe Counties of Middlesex, Essex;
Kent, and Surrey, any part whereof shall be situate within
tc;i miles of the Roy,il Exchange.
N. B. with 111 e! ks,.fr cut Statements,
and priate.i 1,14:; tztlitvs`ll7r ;mating Intone, Maj r 'dad at tbi,
Office.

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.\-.4t, .einstin. Filat Pei,. 26, 1n2.•
7/WP:I.g:I,4L COMM !SS ERS
[..9VDON ani
f
Patlie to take i ,I,Per,,4s elgaf Irade ~.11an-
z4fatqh're whose
fradr t.r ,Ilanzijadirre
s kali ainlit.nt to the .)not tipitardS, ale kI:QUIRED to
deliver tiyeir Statements a, er,, : and farther, that •b the
39th Ge,. has that all Starcinents are
to be delivetti in "ii Or hr .re 3oth day of March anint,,Tlly,
under a Frn,i4*-

1110,11 AS ,e111R511,4,11. Sec

EAST 1ND1.4 tIUUSE,
March 24; ISo2.
rI~E COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MARCUA NT,Ss of ENG-
LA ND tirdi 4g to the East Indies', do herebi. give Nalce,•
That a Genera/ Court of the .said Comp,,giy cull te held at their
Le.rdenb,ill-4,41, on Thursa,y, the Sib of April next,
at Eleven o'Clock in• the Forenoon; td take into consideration the.
Subjea of the Private Trade to And from India.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec.

IVIVHEN Individual has, experienced ;my par-
ticular mark of kindness, in which his welfare and
happines Katie been considerably promoted, nothing is more
natural than to seek out the Person by whom we have been
served, for the pitrpO'Se of:expressing . our grateful sense of
the favour bestowed. But in cases of health, where we have
been recovered trout the last deplorable stage of debilitated
nature; and restored to the full enjoyment of all the various
blessings of life, we arc forcibly called on by every considera-
tion, to acknowledge' it in the Most public manner.' We
owe this equal ry to our own feelings; which imist be s'ensi-
blyawakened pn the occasion; to the skill and talents of the
Doctor, which uferit every eticorniuin, and to the Public at
large, in order that those who may standin heed of similar
belief-its', May knoW•where to receive thear. Having Wade
these general. observations, 1. shall proceed to state the parti-
cular Case that has occasioned them,, and to lay before the
Public tlte salutary Meets that 1 have experienced tindei the
greatest 4ifflietionv that can possibly betal us. I was born
and educated at Whlchester, and at seventeen years or age
went to the University at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Win-
chester; and more particularly at College, I was reduced to
the most grievous statei by the. horrid :Ind unnatural-prac-
tices, too incident to youth; and which art not more baneful
to our healfh, than sirifulih the eye of Coil. I was at first
affiided with a dirtiness of sight; a weakness in nq loins,
and a depression of spirit. , In this situation I applied to
Baron Wenzel, the famous, Oculist,' who infermed me it
proceeded from the optic' for sante time felloWixi
his advice, till ofictday returning from! shooting; I was seized
with a numbness in my limbs to such a degree, as to lead me
to eoncluSe that should entirely lose the use of thetti.
This'induced me to put myself under the hands of Dr. W. of
Okford ; but neither his aid, not the waters at Bath; which
plate I visited, afforded me the least relief; my spirits at
length were so seriously depressed with -/iolent palpitatias
of the heart; and toy tiesh so iduch deayed, that I beearne
mere Skeleton. Observing,' hOwever, inthe Bath Papers,'
Publication by Dr. Brodum, intituled " A Guide to Old
Age," dedicated to His Majesly, t was induced to peruse
the same, When. I fortunately dis Covered the Complaint I
had so long laboured under.
I have the happiness to add, that by following the adVied.
contained- therein, and going through a complete course of
Dr. Btu:hull's invaluable Nervous Cordial,l ant now,' thank
heaven, pert4tly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my

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I haVe sihce qUitfect the University, and ath' going; to enter'
into the holy A n tatebffrotrithov, Nvith dettirthination. never,
to I* without " A Guide to Old Age '-" and,' at the same
tithe, I' think it rriy duty to advise ail Yonng Men' to fol—‘
low my examlple, as a perusal of this excellent Book tiay.
happily pmvent the afftieted from being precipitated head-
long to an untimely grave, which, but for Di. grothilla;
would' moat inevitably have been my ease..
I am', Sir,- your's,' die. . • „
A.D. A.
The BOtaniCal Syrup and Restoritive Nervoui COicliar to
be at the D'octor's House, No. g, Albion-street,' near
the Leverian Museum, Surrey-Side of .81aektriats-bridge, in
Iltottls at 11.25. I Is. 6d. and is. sd. Duty mtluded.

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