The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-04 00:00:00

EFFINGHAM,•neteI,EATHRIILIEM SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,
.Byyrylr. CHRISTIE,'
At his Great Room, in 'Pall-Alait,
On THURSDAY N inst. at One o'clock,
A. N ELEGANT•FREEHOLD.VILLA, with
LA. Stabling for: Light Horse.; Two Coach-houses, nu-
j ineroits attaklicd detached Horse.;,
of every detteription,
suited to a FA MI LY • excellent Kitchen Garden.cropped
and planted, Pleasure 'Ground, Sliftibtiery; " and THREE -
RICH PADDUCKS, fin-the whoIe.SIXTEEN ACRES,
delightfully situate at EF F INGHAM, on the Turtipis.e-_ •
road-from Leatherhead to Guildford, a most healthy, dry,
beautiful, and Sporting parr of whose neighbourhood
is iernarkahle for its• respeetability, as the Country is 'for
beauty and Field Sport.
The 'Premises: contain a Spacious 1) raWilig.l:oor(r;, 24. by
near 18 teet, 'Diiiing-iodm. of 'same dimensions, Morning—.
room, Six principal 'Bed-chambers, Five secondary Bed..
chambers; with _every necsary 011iee suited to .1 aMily.;
the Premises are in most complete Repair, and the Land to
the highest state of Cultivation. linmediateposscs.sion may.
be had. .
A Person attends whO will shew the Premises, and print-
ed Particulars maybe had at the Swan, Leatherhead ;
Head, Epsom; White Hart, ; Red Lion, D0ri...."
ing; Sun, Kingstein ; Rainbow, c.nrnhill ; and,in Fall-Mall.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Crown Inn, Stone, between the Hours of Four 'arid
Five in the Afternoon, of Wednesday the, ,3th of AP.73
instant; •
'THREE- 'SHARES in the NAVIGATION
CANAL from the TRENT to the /vIE
No. 29,- Arundelattreet„ March r, iBO3.
LTAVING dedi•ented myself to 'the study, and
been gratified by the most considerable pradice tliAt
branch which I thought proper to select, I trust that I have
not more misemployed my tune than those who, in the "-
teusive field of the Profession, are necasionallv ionnerseal
us
uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success winch is
acquired by concentratinsg the intellectual powertoone class
oh.iiilsie"lDieisleas.s.esof,Debilitv are peculiarly distressing; for they.
•
bring with them a train ot cola:oil-444rd Symptans, and, b) a
depression of all vital energy, existence itself becomes ,ernbit..
tered. Whether they, arise from the prevalence of ill ex-
ample, the destructive habits or sahoolboys, or the less ex
cuseable indulgences of maturity, they require the mast as-
. siditous professional skill ; and well may it.be observed, tht
' by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptoms are aggr3-•
vattd, and the constitution is alestroyed. 4 ,
As a Member of the Royal College. of Surgeopt, and tor'
metly Surgeon in the Army, I ground my preterisiohs on re-
gularity otatducation, and- pousessing every privilege. to prac-
tice, I feel myself entitled 0) that confidence with which
have hitherto been so liberally honoured. • •
la the first sensations ot lovAl weakness, early application
will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated FraMe ; but where
itlwsUlfercer, friain a consciousness of the unmanliness of rho
vice which caused his Misfortitue, is fearful at tiaF contempt , .
or censure of his Family Phrsiciart, anti Broods over his in-
firmity with careful t:ancealment, it must be satistitetory for
him to be assured, not only of capability of treatment, hot
also of the most inviolable secrecy.
ally, The Venereal. Disease contaminates the springs of
lite, the seeds of existence are poisoned by it,' and posterity
s injured by the indiscretion of an unguarded moment.
In-recent venereal complaints it is possible to prevent p?loy.
dangers or diAresS; and tn.the most coniplicated cases-it is
the acquirement of„exclusive.experienceinAlus,line to effect
a safe, certain, and speedy re-establishment.
I otter the advantage of this experience to those of either
sex who are afflided with any kind ot(iel?ility, or any synlll-
- of Venereal Infection, and in alt 'cases the terms of
remuneration are stated on the first interview. ' -
Patients in the Couniry are cape-elect to inclose a Bank
Note, and are requwted to speeity their age and manner of
living, as well as tne existing sympt AnsOf the cony lztnt.
MARTIN IaREE.,
Member of the Royal C allege of Surgeons in London.
NO. 29, t.clinia=str,:er; Saaind, near Temple-bar.—There.
is an additia..al entrance in Water street adjoimag.

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. To THOMAS TAY.I.Ct R,.Estlr . ,•
Dear Sir, No. n, New Bridge-Street,- London.
• FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of t;•.:. verylreat and extraordinary ,Cure 1 haile re-
cciied front-your Mvaluable Medicine, I.EAKE's 1' AT 1:
PILLS. , • , .
About two years ago, I was attacked with ha VEN ERE -41.
DISOItDE it, which I treated r.ether slightly for walla' to"
. but the Disease at length spreadity all over ttty hzisiti!
obliged to apply to the most eminent do th.,
rvt,
their assistance afforded only temporary went
through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather
of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a were skeleton.. 'fhe
Ulcers that spread all over my-Litiabi, rendered me, a tun-
plete (Neel,-so that my Friends desp3ired of my ritcoveQ,
When brought to this Situation, f 'cOnsi6red death as•inevil
table, but a relation of mine e: )mu upon the InanY
Cases in which your Pills had. succe‘Xled,. I was induced
to
try a Box of them, .which I thought miter tellev..ll me, sad --•
by persevs.ring' for two or three months, and liillowing yeot
dire lions, 1- experienced the most. "unaccountable rzlaxatieif
from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ;
.1. am now thank
-god, -perfeetly recovered, and walking out daily; I clouhrl
not, but One more box, which I think cautious to.take, wil
establish my heal thin its original •statil.
' It is with the most heart-fclt gratitude, that I subkribd
mysell's Sir, your Much obliged humble Servant,
•Deansgate, Manchester, July 1, ISOI. W. I, EARSON•
P. S. Footle public. benefit; t do not obiett to the ahoy,:
being published, but leave you to as as your own bcf
ICI
judgment shall dielate. .
Prepared and !tlld 5y the sole Proprietor,
Taos. T.% v Itieniber of the Royal College of Surgeons,
• • London, at his House, No. 9, New 13ridg4.;strect
Where, after a constant residence of more than Thirty-5v
Years, in .a practice particularly -directed to the' Cure 0i
Venereal COmplaints, and those incidental to the Para
Generation -in Mtn Sexes, with that inviolable secrect •
which Mn:i of Ins Profession should always 'observe, he
flpters himself, the advice and assistance/ he gratuitous"
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ly administers to Persons taking-this Medicine, I,vill b 4 •
esteemed by a discerning Public, as an ath'Ulttat,V
to be obtained, and.void of ambiguity.
streetbare6 sr
Metr,. Pali
iboMroatltgi et
Also sold, by his Appointmant, tor the, convenience, ,
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35
TowerthQlf
s h'N- so-t.r rein

Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little o‘,
Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr.. Calivxi"
Dublin ; Mr. Billing's, Liverpt.ml ; Mr. Atkintion'6,
chaster ; and by one Persgii in every considerable T nik
Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d' tof
Sealer{. up with full and plain directions, whereby pc(s°";r4l
either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, sxr y'
safety. yith
N. Every Box sold in Great Britain Is sealed til)
a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissoners,
ed, at the Stanip-otiice, " T. l'aflor, No.
iii Nan•
street,” to imitate which is Felony, and Ail S area
tel

, Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIE '..?11,L5• it
174 OR the Rheumatisms anti Colds tyllich preys
•,..L at this season of the .year, no Medicine is so safc,,.h%nit
efficacious as Dr. I A MES's ANA I.c PT' C PILLS•
peculiar tendency. to promote Perspiration,
ral Secretions, will account for their singular virtues in
Complaints, wail as in many others to whictt the 11'1'
frame is liable trout the vicissitudes of out Ciirnate• :'2ll
are' admirably calculated for *Disorders of the StomaC°
,Bowels ; persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit .as
too
`fhithose whose Constitutions have been allecleil"bY
active or too sedentary life. They arc likeiVise
-serviceable in Hcid-Aelis occasioned .by Indigestion, °:
in removing the bad etti.ets of free living,- as also in .1):5
venting Palmas and Apoplexies,. so Ofte.:l the cortteelucsl'',ov
tjt
intemperance. Recourse should he lu.d to them ancrelfi.,
and nli the nat..o
rtt
excess of eating or drinking, and upon every slight
position; and thus their well-known cliaratteristic f P2:`,„
nioting longevity will be mair;tdned ; for, by assi.itingli,/
ture in the due discharge of ti,e anitnal
keeping the Constitutign as it were in continti4l
prest.:ve the body ka-licattli and vigour, and prevat

iute
As the Analeptic PIES owe their excellence- to n Pe ctrote
'll2r 11,4.1.)1ratioa, which has never I;.tcli dirt l =1 fid
Inventor h,it the present Proprietors, they can onitoo
had goritnne from theca; and they are sold 'l,)/' „,1134iety
New6ery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's "`ii 011)
No. 45, the East End. of St. PaiiPs, a few doors
London ;. and at 11z. lanies's late liousein ILO;
ton-weer, in lintel, nrice 4s, 6;1. each, Stanip 41411 4s,
or the qttantity of Six inay bc a,.t in one large Box for t
-Oliserve that the name 1,; r•ltlystitir, No• 4!;,iii,
PluPs," is engraved in trieSuinips. All others are COUnt'V.