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

M(lNia',V,.g..liti,P.Y. Tp ••APV-ANCJ:•:.

WHEREAS many Ladies end. Gentlemen. fre.
V. V Aucntlx:
,suffer great pecuniary: ineonVenience from ,
want, of knowing s*me respectable channel through whose
medium they may be accommodated with tempoiary or perrna;
nent Sittni,of aU Persons in possession of Incomes
arising from Freehold, Copyhold,, or Leasehold Estittest
In
Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Nlar-
riage, Settlements; Widows jointures, Annuities. ,Patent
Places, Clergymen's Livings, or any other certain Income
{pi Lite, may be supplied With temporary or perinanent
Amis'of Money to any amount, by paying- art adequate An.
nuittintereSt for the same, ,redeemable any time at their
own dption. The Nobility and Gentry of known property,
may be accosnmodated on.thei r. personal security,
Personal applications will be Veceived cvcry day till Three
o'clock, and Letters front Correspondents in Town ur
Country (post-paid) will be immediately answered, -addressed
to Messrs. Harris and Co; at their 'Annuity Bank, No. 9,
Great Sutfollt-street,.Charint-Cross. •

. ,
HE
propriety of
PHYSIC.
of taking same Alterative Medi...
tine at this season of the year, to facilitate the efforts
of Nature, must.be obvious to the weakest capacity : it is a
salutary practice, founded by the wisdom of our Ancestors,
and sanctioned by.the approbation of every Medical .Man t its
utility is not confined to.the present advantages, but extends
also to the prevention of many diseases, which frequently
occur when Spring Physic has been negleited. It should be
recolledted how much the perspiration of the body is op-
strueted during .the winter months, by fogs, frost;, and pierc-
ing winds, which, by, constrinaing the pores of the skin, itn-'
Ode the necessary discharge of faxes from the blond ,• these,
by accumulation, become acrisrionious, and (unless Nature,
by vigorous efforts, or the assistance of some seasonable alte•
rative, is enabled to expel the redundancy) lay the foundation
cif a variety ofdistases. The Public are therefore reminded,
that. !)E VELNOis.VEG E'rABLE PILLS ate pr6,ed, by,
ample experience; to be the-most safe and .eflicactolis Medi-
cine hitherto discovered, as an alterativei.. purifier, and
sweetener of the blood. and ter radically-eqinrthe ScurVy,
Scrophula, or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruption§, Leprosy,
the ill effeids of Mercury, and all diseases originating from
an impurity of the blood.
Prepared-4nd sold, in boxes, price 4s. 6d.. or six boxes in
' one, price 11. 2s. by .the Proptietord. Pidding, formerly
Surgeon in .the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-
street, opposite the fantheon; also retail by Mr. 401 ding,
Perfumer, No. 42, Corithill ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; But-
ler, No. 4, Cheapsidei Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St.
Paul's Church-yard; Ward, 'No. 32. b 'llolbOrn; .Swinney,.
No. 2i, Pall-Mall ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, and
Venders, of Medicine throughout the kingdom; but ali other
Pills, ke. assuminrthe saute name (notwithstanding they
may be pompously advertised in the most haughty Jargon),
arc futile Preparations and gross Impositions, unless signed
with red ink by the sole Proprietor, l . Pidding, No. 76, Us-
, .
ford-street. -