The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-09 00:00:00

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On Sunday evening last, in 1. ridgc-street, Blackfriars, the
infant son of Duncan Campbell, Esq. -
Monday afternoon, at his house in Ludgate-street, after a
week's illnesi, Tipping Rigby, Esq. Alderman of the Ward
of Castle Ea bard.
• Early in lanuary, in the South of France, Edward Es-
tridge,„ Esq. in the .Sth year of his age.
Yesterday morning, in the 66th year of his age, Mr. Tho-
mas Lonsdale, of King-street, Covent-garden:
Lately, at Kirkcudbright,in Scotland, Mrs. Martin, in
the 9 tat year (inter age.
Lately, at \raiding, in Kent, Mr. Thomas- Trice, at the
age of Si, of the small-pox,
,by infection, He had been pre-
viously inoculated for the cow-pox ; but We trust, for the
sake of this great discovery,' that the infeetion was of a spu-
rious kind.
At TDbaga on the 3d of November last, in the aoth year
of his age, Aer. Robert Murray, second son of the deceased
Mr. Andrew Murray, of.Conland.
on Saturday, at her housein Park-sow, Greenwich, at an
advan‘ed'age, Mrs. Moyle, 'widow of the late Henry Moyle,
Esq.

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REGNANT LADIES, whose situations require
a temporary retirement, 194 be accommodated w i tit
an Apartment agreeably to-their circumstances, where ten-
derness, humanity, honour, and secrecy, may t?e relied on.
Time regardless of reputation Will not, on any terms, be
treated with.

Apply to 'Mr. White, Surgeon, No. 2' London-House-
Yard, St. Paul's Church-yard ; or Mrs. White, Midwife,
where may he had, the Restorative Salo Pill at tl. as. per
box, a certain and •etti:aual remedy to remove all Obstruc.i
tions and Irregularities.—Letters (post-paid) attended to..

No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, 0302,
-rITIE impetuosity -of Passion) and the cginci.:
- Once of General Gaiety, must involve n considerable
portion of the Community in the stAitir':e of these .
tiers which Are destined to be the punishment of illicit indul.
gence, -

And since the time of Nfonkish superstition, no blame has
''attached to "Medical Praelitionfffs tOr the exertions •of their
skill in the removal of those Complaints.
As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefully or
more respectably employed, it is, only necessary to inctitire
where it may be-most' decisively depended upon. Certainly
not among those who rush without, education into ?he Pray.
ticeof Esculapial, Sluttghter, but among those, who, after.
regular initiation, converge their exertions to one pointi'arid
concentrate ;their skill in the study .and.,treatinent of one
branch, .. ,

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lIREE, Nienilict of the ROYAL COLLEGE of
SURGEONS of London, and thrtnetly Surgeon in. the
AR M was,entiticd to wk.: this Sleetion, and, with the
sandion of unpreeedentkd success iof N,Y EARS PAST.,
he bars restoration in Cases where the most eininent Vrac-
titioners have failed.

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• An insidious Disorder may, he contraaed in an unguarded
moment Of intoxication.' Ify his Plait of CON, pain is pre-
vented, the possibility ofthiniter is prealtided, mid the Cent-
stitution is left not merely unimpaired, but absolutely •
proved.by the proceas.,'
The sufferings of thii Complaint Ric, however, trifling,
compared with the conse4lucnces of. that destructive l'raajc.e
for which Onan sit fl'ered death. I-clinic:* who feelings arc
susceptible' of the misery which this pirineioul habit has oc
tasioned, it may be some coninlationlo 'ktiovi; that by'pre-.•
.per perseverance the most deplorable. Debility may bp: •re.•
moved.ii

And when the tone. of the :fibre it in the aligntest4egreer to
Taxed, from residence its a warm Climate, too much Wine,
or the habit of, free living, timely application will stop the
progress of,that Debility which might otherwise tend to the..
rnost fatal 'DisOrders., :

Nr.'l3ree.rn4y be consulted by either Sc, with inviolable
:seeko'; at hisi-louse, No. 24, Arundel-street; Strand, near
Ternple-bar. ' .• . , . _ .
All Letters arc eipe.acd tolnelo:x a One Pound Note.
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