The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-06 00:00:00

DIED.

Last.ytteek, at Clifton, Miss Harriet Palmer Acland.
youngest .daughter of John Acland, Esq. of Fairfield,
mersctshire.
The sable day, in Devonshire-buildings, Bath, Mr. W.
Phillips.: , ." -
On Wednesday, in Westgate-buildings, Bath, Sir William
Mansell, Barr.- at Ischoed, Carmarthenshire.
On the 3 ist lilt, in George's-square, Edinburgh Misi
Ann Scott, daughter of the deceased. Hugh. Scott, Esq.'
Gala.
At Edinburgh, on the 16ili ult. Mrs. Jean famieson, rend
of the late Mr.. Henr' Mackay, of the Excise.
At Bellevue oi.Kilmarnock, on Tuesday seinnight, Mrs,
Agnes Sherifr, relia oh late Mr, Julio Morton, ofSpanish—
town, latnaica.

PRICE

S7.OCXS,

YES?

inAY.

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Bank Stuck LAI In•lia Stock
N,lvy ; per cent. shut India Bonds
5 nor Cent: I 941 Omnium 51Irish 5 per Cent. t ini,er.3 per Cent.,
4 per Cent. Con. 7014. t Ditto Ann.
3 rcr c. R. 54111 Bank for AccoUnt
3 vet C Con. shut Defe.rred 3 per Cent.
B. L. Ann. 1515-t6 tk I Cons. tor Open. 55;.6/ 5;
B. S. Ann. l.

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LEASE AND EFFE.CTS, TAVISTOCK-PLACt,
With immediate Possession,
TO BE SOLO BY Aucnoy, •
By Mr. RAIN;,
At the Rainbow Cotfee.house, on Friday :the. vith instant,
at Twelve o'Cl,,ck, unless a Contrail is previously inak
on or before the.;ist of January,
Amos, Complete and I)esirable HOUSE, fitto
up for the Residence of a Gentleman regardl,ss of ex-
perwe, and in 'proof thereof, taken for. him Of the Lessee of
the Duke of Bedford for the whole term for which the Ground
w.,s lett, whereof about ,Ninety-five. Years arc now unex-
pired. The present Rent tool. ter annum. The principal
Apartments enjoy•and are ever likely to possess the same ad-
vantage of an uninterrupted View of the: Hampstead and
Highgate Hills, over the Gardens belonging
.to the late and
present !louse of Mr. Burton. The Furniture has scarcely
been uncovered, which, if the Sale is proceeded in, is to be
taken by the Purchaser, at a fair valuation.
To be Hewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particu-
lars, may he had of Mr. Raine, Charlotte-street, Blooms- •
bury. Particulars may also be had at Messrs. Caton and
Beetson, No. 4, Gray's-inn-square; and at the Rainbow.

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No. 29, Arunue,-street, March 5, 1803!
HAVING dedicated myself to the study,
,and
been gratified by the mcm,considerable pradice in that
branch which I thought proper to seleet, I trust that I have
not More misemployed my tune than those who, in the ex-
tensive ticld of the ProfesOon, are occasionally immers..d in
uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is
acquired by concentrating the intelledual power to one class
of disorders.

1 he Diseasesof Debility are peculiarly distressing; for they
hring with them a train of concomitant Symptoms, and, by a
depression of all vital energy, existence itself becomes embit-
tered. Whether they arise front the prevalence of ill ex_
ample, the destructive habits of schoolboys, or the less ex_'. cusable indulgences of inattir, they requite the most as-
siduous protessional skill ; and well may 'it be observed, that
by.tlie ignorance of uneducated men, the symptoms are aggra-
vated, and the constitution is destroyed.
As a Member of the tioydl College of Surgeons, 'Red for_
nierlv Surgeon in the Army. I gromid my pretensions on re-
gularity of education, and posr:essing every privilege to prac-
. rice, I feel myself entitled tolhat confidence with winch I
hays hitherto been so liberally hopoured. .•
In the first sensations of local weakness, early application
will prevent the calamity ofa Deßilitated Frame ; lint Where
-the suifi:rer,.fram'a' ecilisciousnesS of the•unmanliness of the
vice which causesLhissiisforpnie; is fearful of the contempt
or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over his in-
-I.wity with careful Concealment, it Must be satisfaelory for
Le asSured„.not-onkyli. apability,of treatment, butals6 of the most inviolable Secrecy.
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'ldly, The.. Vecei;eat .Mseise-Contarninatevrhe Springs of
life, tlier.seeds,,ofsAistence are poisoned by it, and posterity
is injured by the indl,teretion 61. an Unguarded moment.
In recent venerrA4m-plaintstit-ii-possible to preirent pain,
(Linger, or distress; and in,the most complicated cases ic is
tile acquirement of eNoldsfve exp'erienCe in this line to died
l a'sale, certain, and speedy re-establishnaentr... •4. .
I. oiler the advantage of this experiencv..to those of either
sex who are Alined with any kind Of symp-
toMi Of 'VerterearPtikttiop,'and•lii' all-cases •tlie. terms of
retnnneratioh ars statetipp the,tir4t . , •
Patients in
..the ' Qountry, ixpeeied to, inclose
,a,,1,34nk
Note, and are' requested ,tdf•-pecify their :fqc anci'manner of
•hying, as well as the exiat;:ng symptoms ot the complaint.'
• MARTIN:. ;PREF.; ='` • • -
Menfiler of-the itoy4l4Collegf of Surgeons in London.
N0...19, Strand., ryildo-street; ne,:r
is 4n .additional crit eine& itt W,tirtSfreet •
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