The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

DIED.

. On the 31st ult. at.tiortforti, Mr.
.farnes Dickens, one of
1-lk Mitjesty's Messengers.
On Satuvday.last, at Ettston-Ilall, in Suffolk, in the 214
year of her aye, the Lady Caroline Vitztoy, sixth daughter of
the Duke and-Dhtchess of Grafton.
On Saturday e'nnkht, after a short illness, the Rev. John
Astley, of Thornage,' in Norfolk, brother of the late Su E.
Astley, Hart.
On Wednesday last, at Hitchin, Fleas, in the 69tkyear of
his age, Mir. Thomas Evans, tuaaryears Master ot tne School
in that Town.

A XTNTEI3 in a Ladies' Schi)ol, in the West
W of England,.an UPPER TEALIIER. A Know-
ledge of English Grarnmar, Geography, and Needle Works,
will be requisite. But the liointivehiefly attended to will be
Propriety of Contincl, and Activity in the Discharge other
Duty. ApplicatiOui From very young Persons will not be
answered.. I.etters, post.paitt, direded to. B. at Mr. S.
Woolnier'c, Exeter, will be duly answered.

• H•
e watt accompanied by a numerous patty of his
friends, among 'whom we distinguished the Hon.
Captain King, Mr. Clifford, Colonel Ogle, Colonel.
Hanger, Mr( Evans, Mr. Curti., Mi. tvlontaguc,
Mr. Scott, Mr. Willson, Sir F. Turner, Major
DltAlt SIR,
Nl93(infiell, FCC.
TT is with the most heartfelt sietisfitaion that I
'Mr. Nl‘Cranty, on his health being drank, I address you on the incomparable exCellence of your in-
, after describing the duties of a Representative of valtiable hledicine, la EAKE's PATENT PI LLS. In the
• the'people, according to the original principles of spring of this year I had the misfortutle to contracta Vene_
attended with the Most manning and dan-
the. Constitution, recommended,. in the most aril- "gi.eeal Cn
onis°lPlailt' M
isymptoms;
insomuch, that I have been confined
mated and energetic terms, general unanimity at to my room for a whole week together,. and not able TO stir
the resent a Wful.csisis ; and while he insisted, that, out of it i I had no rest night nor day, arid suffered the most
dciating pain and torment, and what was still worse,
Mr. Grey's plan. of Pailiamentary Reform was . excr
my eyes grew weak and dint, so that I could scarce diseint
essentially necessary to. the 'regeneration of the any objec-t, if ever so Close to me, and expected nothing less
happiness and perpetuity than the total loss of my sight.--Fitfula stout, healthy,
of the national glory of and rather corpulent man, I became a mere sh-'idow, andan
t InY impossible. In this dreadful
England, deprecated any diseessinits at this mement. objea of pity andeompassion; My friends. had all given me
which would have a tentieney ,to embarrass or over, and thtnigh recovery
weaken the energies of Government. He ream- state, and expecting- every minute to be my last In this
world, I was fortunately recommended by a neignlxiur to
;mended, on the contrary, the -.examole of the try your Medicine; but having tried all inedical aid to no
Romans, who, from that pure love to their country,: purpose, and being avaii enormous expellee, it was some time
eforel could he prevailed on to take them ; at last I sent
• •which ednstituted their proud tharaaeriseic, lost for six boxes, and betore i had taken them all I found con .
sight of their domestic broils and party feuds, siderable benel,it ;my pains gradually decreased, and my eye:
when it became necessary-- to contend with the sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and astaaish-
i=:
and:l,ifrF.„l (afro r . taking,
_boxes More), my
: common enemy. •Ile chew a pidure of the inordi-strength was perteCtiy restored, and I am now
nate ambition and insolent daring of the Corsican (thanks to my your invaluable Medicines) as well.
and hearty as ever I was in my life.
Usurper, which --had a: great 'effeti , on every one-
• present. ' Alluding to thealistrations and divisions God alit-
your
You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner
ott think proper for the benefit .of -society at la and
which had of late years unhappily prevailed in his . you
I should fuve ',Ant you sooner, but wits tearfulrge of a
native country, anti on which this terrific being relapsc., I remain, with the utino,t gratitude,
Dear Sir, remain bumble Servant, R. L. LEIGH.
.(whost title Was yet unaseertained), built su much High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1,179 e.
his hopes .of demolishing the power of the British The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all
,-mpire, twit his honourable friend Captain King - Persons that arc in any doubt of their being entirely free of
(brother to the Earl of Kingston) by the hand, and , every Venereal AlleCtion, particularly-to those about alter-
ing their condition in lite, as it will certainly eradicate
expressed an earnest wish that all men capable of every taint of that ‘natine Of Iniwever long standing, or
serving. their 'country, at this day of threatened
, however disguised under the' appearance of other 'disorders
• . .it may be; for Scorbutio, t; landu tar,. and Cutaneous Com-
plaints,. it is also "recommended to be taken, especially in
,and join with heart and hand, as his brave friend the'Spring, Summer and halt. '
and himself did, in a determined resolution to Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, TWOMAS TA Y-
Goa, Member of the Corporation,ot Surgeons, London. at
defend their common country against the common
his 110 use No. 9, New Bridpe- st feet ; where he will give
enemy of human freedom, even at the sacrifice of Advice, without,i a fee, 'to persons taking these Pills, and
their lives. - - will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on the same
terms, observing in till cases the most inviolable secrecy, no
Captain ICIN I
G ~expressed his entire concurrence '
o,tn,,„,,,thieor„ case bmiing bn mentioned, hut at their
in the s'ntirnents delivered" b
y Mr. McCarthy,MfCatth and particular request, by the Proprietor, duriog the course
declared t 'at he entertained no doubt, notwidtstand. of more than 35 years, that he 'has had the concluding- at
an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Praa:ce
sng the tinfl.rtunale divisions which had some time
arising therefrom.
'51,0u prevailed among his countrymen, but. that They are also sold by his 'appointment, at the Per-
they would manifest the same t.. ov,U;ry and Gou. . ti,ti.m....er'e, No. 35, St. Alban's•street, Pall-Mall; Mr. ;Bo-
RAG 1 %WWI btf CliarafteriZed then) in other times. ......2..on's Toy-Oqp, No. to 3, Otiford- street ; Mr. SteerS,
; No. r, Union row, Little 'rawer-bill; arid by one Per-
He was, at the same tune, assured, tfiat-wilirleicGiliaenxd. :son in every considerable Town in EnXiinSi Ige• in boxes
mach _on the discontents Consul. relied of only as. 9a. each, sealed up, with full 'and plain Di-
reCtions, whereby Persons of either Scx may cure- them-
isted in Ireland. - However, measures of -le •
n 3 ty selves with ease and secrecy.
and conciliation, arid, iibovc all, the presence of N. B. Each Box sold in Great. Britain is sealed up
le with
----s*
,the illuitrious NObleitiant MwhamCOMTTIOn. fame a Starnp, on Which, by favour or the 'Corrinns' sioir.; is
pointed out as the future Governor of that Country', printed at the stattp-011ice T. Taylor, No. 9, New
re-cet—
(the Earl of Moira, c' .whose name would be l'
done- w
* beid coguntestrrfei„t."to inutate which is Felony, and all other

VENEREAL BLINDNESS, &c.
To Mr. THOMAS TA YLOR, Surgeon, No. gi New
Bridge-street, London.