The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-19 00:00:00

VENEREAL I3LINDNESS,

To Mr. THOMAS' TAY LO Sl,lrg.:-"pfl, No. 9, New
s free t I,t)zidon.

X.-AAR SIR,

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7 T is with the most' heartfelt satisPtaioh: that ,I
•1. address yoit'ou the incomparable excellence' of your irt-
vtduable Medicine, LE PATENT- Pi - :the
Spring of thiS year I !Lid the misfortune to.contrad a. Vene.-
.real Complaint, attended. will-, the most -alarruir.4 arid. dan-
gerous symptoms; insomuch, that I have been contir:d
to my room for a vvitole7week together, and not able to stir
• out of it ; I had no rest:night nor day, and suffered the most
excruciating pain find ttirment, and what was still worse,
my eyes grew' weak. and din-4- so that I could..sekrce discern
any ouieCt, if ever so close to me, and expected nothing less
-than the total-loss of.my sight,—From stcigt,-. healtuN,
and rather corpulent man, I. became a mere shadow, and an
objet Of pity-and compassion. My friends had all given me
over, and thoauglAt my recovery impossible. In this dreadful
state,' and expecting every minute to he my last in this
world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to
ti-y- your Medicine; but having tried all medical aid to no
purpose, and being at an enormous expellee, it was some,tiine.
before 1 could be prevailed on to take ,them ; at List I sent
for,SiX boxes, .and befOre 1 had taken them all, I found .con.
sidzr,ible benefit; my pains gradually decreased, and my eye-
sight grew better,,and; to the - great surpriie and asto.iish-
mem of all `my friends (after taking three boxes:More), my
health and"strength was perfectly restored, and 'I am now
(thanks to -my. God and your .invaluable Medicines) as well
and hearty as ever I was' in my life.
-.You are at full -liberty to publish this in any manner-
.
you 'Wilk proper, for the benefit.. of society at large, and
which-I should have-sent you sooner, hut was l'arftil of a
relapse. I remain,, with the utmost gl•atitude, . . .
Dear Sir, yotir obiged humble Servant, R. L. LEIGH.'
Iligh.street,.Birmiaghani, Nov. s, r 799.
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The above Medicine. ts earnestly recommended 'to all
Persons, that are in any- doubt of their being entirely free of
every Venereal AlieCtionr. particularly to those about alter-
ing,their- eandition life, as it will certainly eradicate
every taint of that nature, of however long- standing, .or
hOWever disguiSed under theappearanee of other disorders
it may be; for Scorbutic, „Glandular, and Cutaneous Corn-
plaints% it is also recommended to be taken, especially in
the.Sprin:g,'Summet,ond
Prepared and sold
.by the sole Proprietor, T H AI A S TA y-
Lea,: Member- of tile Corporation of Surgeons' London; -at.
his HouSe, No. 9,. New 4ridge-street; where he will give.
Advice; Without . a fee, to persona taking these Pills, and
will answer Patients' Letters,, if post-paid, on the same
terms; observing iii all cases the 'most inviolable secrecy, no
Patient~ name or case-having beentrientioned, but 1t ;heir,
own particular request; - by,the Proprietor, during the course
of more.th.m 35 years., ' that he has had the condueting of
an extensive sale of .the above Medicine, and the Practice
arising tl'irctiotn. • -
They, are. also sold by .his appointment, at the -Per-,
ftimer's, 'No. 35, St. Alhates-street, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ro-
bertson's Toy.shop, 103, -Q,xford-street Mt. Steel's, .
No. t,. (Union-row, Little.,-Tower-h111; and by one Per-
son ineveiy.ont;iderable Town in England, &c:- in boxes -
of only as. od. each, staled up, with full and plain Di-
reetions, .Iv-hereby Persons-at either. Sex rnsty cure
selvesthem-
with ease and secrecy. •
N. is. Each Box Sold•-in GI-Oat Britain is sealed up with
a -Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is
printed at .the Stamp-Offices---" T. Taylor, No. 9, New
Bridge-street,—to- inutate:,whicrh is Felony, and ail other
ACC COLIMCEICiIS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR,

On P.V ING the C,ur;er of yeverday, a letter
si by .ot ¶)/d 4tivi.it.4 t!!e meal's to
131 A .k u. Boo: si! king ve,sels at the Mouth
of that Harh-ur, witilout questioning the
best inteoti,•ns of its au+. r, I beg permission
(tit-o'l4h your p‘iper) to cas, lit.le accords with
the Ar leo! pes, zeal us energy, and aftive spirit
to ~,itestel at !his :noment,tts crisis by our &aye
Tars, who, I will venture to assert; pant for the
rnnrnen, when the Enemy dare emerge from their
11:titl,m recesses—though clouding the ocean with
'Limbers, And clad in all that Consular temerity,
pomp and folly could provide to array them, the
general wish of British Sailors is a speedy view of
the boasted Flot;Ila ; no Blockade. but what they
cmn fOrm a part of ; no danger to their Country
but what they can court, or enterprize but what.
they can join in the attempt. Another circumstance
i,.duces me to be thus troublesome to you: I am
partly a Sailor, Sir, and well do I know our Gra-
cious Sovereignhath not in his dominions SubjeCts_
with hearts more loyal, minds more valiant, err
stils more truly noble, than genuine British Sea-
men ; it therefore provokes my indignation, that
even an Enemy should dare to sully their fair fame.
The libellous, lying, and infamous Maniteur bath
audaciously presuibed to assert, that British Tars
should rejoice at being subjeft to French Slaves ;
what, Sir, animated by the ardour and perseverance
of our Countrymen on shore, inspired by the love
of that King, who pays and provides for us (who is
willing to resign his own comfort to share his Sub_
jests' anxiety and toil), rewarded by the applause of
a grateful Country, led to glory by our Command_
ers, to wealth and fame by our success; could it for
a moment be thought we wish to eat the black
bread of France, or bend under the galling yoke of
C,rsican Despotism ! No ; on the contrary, recol-
idling all that is dear to us as men and as Britons,
fully am I persuaded when that moment arrives
which calls us to aetion, our Country's confidence
will he rewarded by such -exertions, as under the
blessings of Providence, have founded Britain's
glory, will confirm our fame, and ensure the ap,
plause and admiration of the wurd. Yours, &c.
Yarmouth, Jan. m a, 1804.

Hamburgh

MAILS.

A SAILOR.

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