The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-26 00:00:00

HOSIERY.

COOKS continues to have on Sale at his Mann-
faetary and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434. Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of OSIERY ofevery
description, which, for elegance, neatr,ess, taste, and quality,
has fever been equalled, and, he flatters himsClf, can never
be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
cfpertettion to which, by indefatigable attention, and unli-
mited expense, he has brought his Manufactory, while they
ail;ml him an opportunity of uttering to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior in every respect to thoseof any other per-
son, and render all competition fruitless ; also enable him to
accommodate the Public,, either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly
be alluripl by itny other House in the Metropolis.

APAMS's SOLVENT fOr the STONE and GRAVEL.
To Mr. PERRY.

,
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T Am happy to tell you, that every Symptom of
1, the Stone has left me these several Week's, and that the
supply of Medicine I row send for is to be used only as
a Preventive. But having received'. such
.powerful and
speedy re.iieffrom a dreadful Disorder generally damned in-
curable, I not only consent that my Cure should be publish:
lisped, but recommend it to be done for the benefit of others
who may be arlieted as I have been.
I remain, Sir, with great respect,
Your sincere F r lend'
CORE PEARY,
•iilnntisham, near St. ayes, Cambridgeshire,
january 4,
eto 18°3.
The Solvent is sold by the Proprir,. mr. Perry, Sur:,
geon, NO. q, Southarnptun,strect, Bloomsbury-square,
Bottles of 4s. 6rl. its, and 11. 2s. Staryfs included.
For an account of the Cures. of the Confirmed Stone in
Kidneys and Madder, after long arid fruitless trials of Soap,.
mephitici and Soda Waters,". as testified by Air. Gunning,'
Mr. Bell, and other eminent. Surgeons, see ,‘ Perry on the
Stone," price zs. sold by
,Murrayand Fleet-street;
which Treatise contains the remarkable Cases of. Lord Vis-
count Saekville, Lady Littleton, Sir Edward knatchbuill,
Bart. and many others equally extraordinary.
Esq. Mayor of Deal, and
N. B. The Son of j.
the Rev. 'Mr. Molineux, of Garboldisham,
among the recently cured of the confirmed Stone by •this in
comparable Solvent. • Norfolk, are

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DISORDERS that. proceed either from an ithpoP‘
state of the Blood, or a relaxed state of the Nerves,
.having, in innumerable instances, subsided by .a course of
SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIe DROPS, too much
cannot be said in praise of that invaluable preparation. This
unparalleled success,- in the most complicated cases, l'.4s
established its celebrity throughout the Universe; indeed,
where is it possible to. obtain such a kettarer of the Con-
stitution; anti infallible.. Cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Mien-
Matism, Evil, Leprosy, and a variety of other Complaints,
toogencrally incident to human nature ? '
These Dropsore sold in bottles of 53. 6d2 tos.. and tl. u.
each, with a black stamp affixed to each bottle, by the fol-.
lowing Venders in London : —P. Newbery, N,-;. 45, St.
Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church.yard ; E. New-
bery, corner of St. Paul's; Ching and. Butler, Cheapsine ;
Wray, Birchin-lane; Bolton, Royal Eichangc ; Evans 4nd
Co. Lony:,,-laiie • Barclay, 'Fleet-market ; Bacon, Ox6rd-
street Ward, Holborn ,• Bayley, Cockspur-street;. Swinney,
Pall-Mall; Walsli,and Cockel, Strand ; Brermand, NO. 156;
Bishapsgate Without; $ haw anti Edwards, St. !lurch-
yarti ; Clark, No. 269, • Borough, Southwark; and at thc
P.OoPensary.., No. t;, Soho-Square.

. .
VUTIEN Professional Men of Education and
.V •V Responsibility deviate tom the general System by
the selettion of a peculiar branch, the saktion of long con-
tinued succett it the best criterion of superiority.
Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the exclusive
treatment •of Three. Disorders, and the StA;eeSSlu4 re.sulf of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppOse, as far as I am
able, the ravages of those Complaints which ire qle most
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
After initiation into, every Branch, as an Army,Surgeon.
I formed a wish at an early period of Prattice to rescue
dividuals froM the. ioorance of uneducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy,of general.rraaitioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de.
voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E-
REA I. INFECTION, whether Of a recent or long ci-
ration: 2dly, MI kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of school-boys, 9r the indulgences of mature
age; And, lastly' t tat derangement of the system in wo-
men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY.
Numerous Diseases arc the !vault of ignorance, at haste
in the" treatment of a simple Gonorrhma i and it not
frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me-
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others 'have failed, I trust that 1 may presume to efkr a
radical re:.establishment.

This Day were pu';liihed, :
By Bell and Bradfute, and Willi •al Creech, Edip.bl rgh
G. and J . Robinson, Longman sual Rees, .zind. !tiara V end
Highley, London, in Two Volumes 06tavo, 'Price 16s. is
boards,
-FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of PHYSIC:
By WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D. _
Late Professorof the•Prat}ee of Physic in the University of

Edinburgh, &c. 6:c.
A New Edition,
'V Dr. Cullen's First Lines of the Praetien of Physic are
here, reprinted carefully from the last. Edition (that of 1714),
which was revised and correded by the Author. His tett
only is reprinted, with the'very few notes that he himself, .
had subjoined to it. This has been done at the particular
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seeded Dr. Cullen as Professor of die Pradice. of Physic in
the University of Edinburgh. and who has, oil all oceasitins,
sot onlx recommended very strongly this Work with!
sal of his Pupils, but has almys made great use of it in his
•A4;adeillic.ll Ledurerk; some of which are avowedly given in
the form of a commentary on certain parts of Dr. Cullen's
First Lines..
As every page of this Edition has been carefully revised
by
Dr. Gregory before it went to Press; the Editors hatter
themselves that the whole of it will be found co,red.
Also, lately published, by the same Author,
r. A Treatise oldie Materia Modica, in 2 vols. 4to. Price.
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To WILLIAM BRODUM,
Author of " The. Guide to .Old Ago. 7
WHEN an individual has experienced any par.!
ticular mark of ki►xtness in ivhidi his welfare and
happipcs:, have been considerably Eromoletli pothin4 I,s
hatural Mutt to seek out the person by when." we ha."
served, for the purpose of expressingOor gatehinse
favour bestowed. But, in casts IR.ulth, where- we ."-
ve
been recovered front the last it:plorable stage of debilitateds
nature, 411 d (tT•itt>feti to the fuii•eitioymenret atli.!he
blessings of life, we are forcibly callA on b) every
deration, to acknowledge it in thc nn Est public ra.uuter•
owe this equally to our own feeiiniis, which milst,besenslug
w aak.ened on the occasion, to the 'find talents of the Doe'
tor, Which merit every encomium, and to theriblie at large,
in order that those who may stanit in need of similar cMetnsll"
may knois where to receive them:- Having made these
neral observatiotis, I shall proceed to StlltC the particular C 441
that has occasioned them, and in Isy ictore the Public theski
lutary alias that 1 bellitr eXpe6:4l4.:Cti thy:
afflictions that can possiblybetal us, I was born and eduk;:it''"
at Winchester, and at.seventeen rears o f age went to the VS;
versity at Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winchester,
~."41;,.
more particularly at Colleve, 1 wAs reduced to the nrw
grievous state, by the horrid'and ithtiatural practices too iP
cadent to youth, and wnich are no: more„banefill to 00,
health, than sinful in the eye of GOd. I .Was;at dust affliets
with a dimness of sight, a wcailiness in my loins. anti.'id(.
przssion of spirits. In this iti.tatluil• I. applied t 4
IVerizel, the tamous whO informed inn it protect'
from the optic nerves. I rut sometime t011owed•
till one clay returning trim "snOoting,- I Was'ticir.r.i with
Windiness in my limbs to such a de,;r-,e,- as to,-leatl
conclude that I should entirelv lose she use of thc,ii. 'f""
induced me to put myself unel:r the hands of Dr. W.-of OP.
ford ; but neither his aid, nor the waters at I33:1),
place I visited, atl4ded me: the least eelief • my4,:'
length were so seriously ~depies.xd with blent patpioo„- •
of the hart; and my flesh SO much decasel,•that I be'c+47
a mere skeleton. Observiiig, 110WCW, in the Bath .iir,,l r
a publication by Dr. l3roduni, itititilled, " A .Giii(l,-; to ("6
Age," dedicated to His Nla.;,e.:ty; I was inancoi to per''s/
the same, when I fortunately discovered the complaint III!'
so long laboured under.
" I haVe the happiness to add, that by following. the 4ft•
vice contained therein, and going through a complcte
of. Dr. Broduin's. invaluable Nervous colaiA .iiithank Heaven, perfectly rmiovered, and as well'as ever 1 ‘wis
inEtly life. • tel
" I 11:1Ve since quitted the University, and am W"llY•iaa
eater into the holy state of matrinium,,, with a d.nclininAt.ix
never to Ix: without " A Guide to Old .Ageo
sametime, I think it my duty tO advise all )outig 1!!tioly.
follow my example, as a perusal of this excellent
happilrprevent the afflicted from being Pre‘iPi:it"ltil' old
to an untimely grave, which, but tor Dr. protium,
most inevitably havo been my caw'
you,
street, 46 I am, „
Oxford,
DIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Al.
pt yOUS
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and AlbiOn-
siven doors from
friars-bridge, in Bottles, at as. tis.6(l. and Ss. "
(late 80..
of Colding, No: 42, Cornhill ; jeboult and Co, c r.
con), No: iso,.Qatfortl-itreet Putt, RoyA Exch. VoilitoPp,
Newbery, corner of St. 'Paul's Church-yard,;. y.le woe.
140Yal Exchange; Witheres (late Cockell's) Malc".t
house, No. zso, Strand. Temple-bar i ;inn ,rlm)
the Leveliri°autiseM'
sellers and Medicine Venders in the three gingnP MS •
u"se'ti -,„!31.1cit

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 4. New Bridge.atr
eet,
London.
Edinburgh,
SIR, 3
IN the -Spring of /794 I was affli Ma)'g
eled with
'Venereal Complaint, which I, treated with indil%
ence for five months; but was then obliged to appLY
regular Physician,. who put a temporary stop .to the
, Icr'
knee of the Disease '{by mercurial applications) fOr 7"y
tittle; but growing, in spite of medicane and the At'
and
ot• toe: lir.,t; Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse ,q),
worse for two years, I was reduced to a state altruist
paralleled and beyond descriptions_ 'being an entire !elk'
and ulcerated from head to .iota--My head, throat, tnnt
"se, arms, &c. baVe been alternately in danger
tv;
becoming useless;. in short, I have had from twenty,'
thirty eating ulcers on my body-, and nearly totallcia,
prised of sight.--ft would be VQIUII,IInOtIS Par"C"of
rite all my case--=sufHee it to Say, there never was, or e lip
will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more
• cated nature. I was tong looked' upon by my frientls.34,'
imagined myself, beyond. hopes of recovery ; 3.11(-11 ~or
deed, in lily then coliiiittrin, death- was 'preferable to
"wire than miserable state, In this 'dreadful sittiatiolL,o
I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Provio'
threw in my way a Newspaper containing attic! case
Mr. B. of Plymouth—my Merida read it, I could not•sl
sent and procured some of your LEAK E's PAIF:
PILLS, which, by uainginam timeao time, ain now, 4,
have long been, (after more than four years indescrihO's
cosue:j
I had aline., thriving, healthy child, 1°,1./1,1
distreSs), in as cod a state of health as ever enjoyed; 3st
proof of this,
me a few months ago. In gratitude to- God, and, Ilyi'fa
of rendering my fellow-creature service, I rka;twst Y°t.l h‘l
publish this; and you may at any time trio, vel,tAis ,
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, of furtiier
culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or it
ate
As few cases for badness will ever eye. il mine, and n‘
exceed it, I have from exPtriena:e every reason to
mankind, that in. yortr LEA /a.Fi'a .?11,1.3
sure, tweedy, Sale and radical cure, 'air that inns:cdr ,
rid stage of the VEhereal Disease, winch is called a
1 RIAID LUIS. I•
.C.
Inaurincnunable family reasons prevent rnakingl.
name and address public ; , but creditables Pers()lls making
wanting information may alai) be referred to :r ' ean,"
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens,
i.
Prepared awl b- 'old Sole
-Pop L coo
T. TAYLOR, Xlember of the Royal Collega of Sill
in London, at his house, No. o. New Bri<lKe-stral,
Where he will give Ad: ice without a fee, to person'
ing these Pills, and wiil ans,aer patients letiaa-s, if
T
paid, on the SAIIIC terina, obaerving in all ease) theeoinviolablele stvrecY, perwn's navioK
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by
prietor, during the courara or more than tnirry-six ), the
that he has had the condueling of an extelisive 'ale
above Medicine, and the-practice arising triererrool._oo,a,
They are alsO sold by his Appoiritmant, i,inviolable
sir
nience of those. ing at a inataiice, .by Mr. 1)1'; i„.
South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, reinter, 't
list
gory, to whom also Mr. y. refers for his 'adcite,', 1 A Mr•
.Pertlirneeli, NO. 3j, Sr. A Ilhufs-s:rv.et, r ITI all:A*
RobertsOn'a Toy-shop, No. 03; o:6)rd-street;
T ma.
borough's '.sTo. 7, Fists-street-hill, nearly opposite t''`Lotie
rn nuent; '
Mr. Steel's, Istrokseller, No. t, Union-11)w' .00in
Tower-hill M:. Callwell'a, Dublin ; and by
every considerable town in G rcat_isrit,,in and Ireilt,
Boxes of only 2, 40.. cacti, sealed up with ai
direaiOns, whero% peisona of either. Sex niay eon:
selves with ease and secrecy,
. N. is. Every Box sold in Great Pertain is sti
vvittl a 51411111, • Oft Winch, by• t.tvour
siwiers, is printed, at the Stapp-either
No, 6, New Itrafee-stroet,'' to imitate whichll 1, •
OtllCfb are coitilleift