The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-05 00:00:00

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_On the 2ist ult. at. Fg4t,William, near Sligo, in haggle
Captain Richard Hughes, of the Royal Navy.
On the 26th ult. at her house, Upper Wirripole-;treet.
in the 79th year of her age, the Right lion, Lad) Charlotte.
Wentwoi tit, the only surviving sister of the late Marquis
Rockingham, and aunt to the present Lari
On the 29th ult. john litidsm, Esq. of Muschli; in the
County of Hatk!..s.
the
On the tat Inst. at Clifton, Mrs. Hussey, relit of
late [(khan" Hussey, Esti,. of Foley-place, aged 6z.
On Tuesday last, at Salisbury, in her 39tli year, Mrs. Sa-
rah .Pike, relitof Mr. Thomas Pike, formerly of Cannon'street.
Street.
Lately, after a few days illness, at his brother's house, at
Shoenbecke, near Liege,-she Hon..and Rev. ornasi P:eston,
Abbe Trefoncies of the late Chapter at Liege.
' InFrench-street, Dublin, Mrs. Foot, mild of the late
Aldercan Foot, of Dublin.
In Athlone, Roderick Hanly, only son of Patrick Hari`'
Esq. of that town..

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-RENO VATED HEALTH.
IT has been too frequently the subject of just and
general, reprobation, that men destitute ofthe elements of-,
the Medical art have- offered therriselves as can,lislates for
public patronage-in the prOfession of physic. For the purpose,
of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, an
to prevent us from being classed among thase empirics Whose
imptudeni pretensions have, unfortunately for soviet,, been
too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits.and
quirements. After having recetlal a regular medical educa•
tion as,the pupils of Messrs.. G rinded and Wizard, whoe
'lectures alai prattiee we carefully attended, as .protes:iurs and-
surgeons of the London- Hospital; we entered ourselves 34
students in that justly celebrated school-for medical acquire--
menti the Royal' College of Edinburgh; and were last; tided
in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory ond
practice of physic,
.chemistry,' midwifery, botany, Sec. ea•
by those eminent professors, Drs: Monro, Gregory,
kagnilion. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we.slial! 11'4
be deemed presumptuous. in: saying that our protin;,,,ncy am)
acquiiesnetits are not inconsiderable, Having tor a long series
of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases
of Debility, :the particu:ar objectot our studies and practice,
it will, we lope, be allowed that we have acquired supe6()i
knowledge of their treatment and cure. -In slight and recent
cases of infedion a perfee.t re-establishment is completed
the short I..eriod of two days ; and in those of the utmost
veteracy, where other praztitioners have failed -of sliedess,,3
proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures .to the
patient a safe and radical cure. •
Amidst the inelanCtioly variety of disorders which are the '
effects of-a habit long and 'most unhappily puisued by tlo',
youth of both sexes, there' are none 'more alarming ort m"re.
distressiug than those .deficiencies and debilities which fre:
quently prevent or' embitter the matrimonial state. To such
persons it must be a consolation toknow that-they may iww: -
by a new. and infallible mode of treatrnenti, be-restored-to that
greatest of all human blessings, a strong, Manly, and vig°r;
ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatcyc
cause ariSing,.as well-as in every, species of venereal infealo"
we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the gra'
est secrecy, anil.hononr.. Hours of consultation at home lia:"
.ten to three, and from oin the evening till to at night. .
Patients in the country use requested to state the par.ticl''
lars of their case, age,. and general habit of living, &c.
closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the gain'
will be given, or scot to any part of the kingdom.' To
that secrecy- so essential to our 'undertaking, the postaA'-
letters may lie: added to the account for medicines. • idea,
CU R. RI E and 'Co. Surgeons, No. 2(4, Hatton-ga,
fp' Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from t„'-
above respectable. ProfessorS of 'London and Edinburgh,rir
the diligence,..skill,and hUManity, with whiGli they. Per
formed the ditties. assigned them durihg.thc thee they
tended their teddies and Practice.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esci
Six, • No. 9, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars'
COkSIDER it but an' aa of justice due to the
merits ot your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS; to coal',
municate to you the following Cure which has recently t)efl
performed by them :---An Acquaintance of thine, 1`1‘;,
1 breaking out -of an old Venereal Complaint (attended bY.•
complication.of disorders arising therefrom), was red‘neca '"1!
must to 'a skeleton ; and although he had the best medic' v.
advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Pat ell,
Medicines; "-nothing could be procured whiCh seemed to s"'-
his case, or to do him any service': he remained in a, most rc-
duCed.zand.. pitiable situation for two years, unable to•ioll w
his profession, and.scarcely able to walk or even to stand (').."his legs'i!,in fact; no one who kneW hint ever supposed it pt'`:
Bible for him to recover. .He-was -advised at last to try
Leake's Pills ;. he did so, adhering strialy the,directior;
given with them. ! He had not taken 'more than two 13,04:4
before he found an alteration tort he better : this encouragu`;
hitrt to proceed, and by taking 4 liew boxes morehe, ;
his appetite and strength gradually return, and.is now
he.altny and stout as .any man I know. You are welcortico
Sir, to refer any,p.trsoir to tne for a confirmation of the eibo"''
• account if it should be doubted.

•
I am Sir, your obedient humble servant,
Library, Folk Stone. THUS. U !)A 1 •
•
Prepared and Sold by the Stile 'Proprietor,
Tiros. TAYLOW, Member or the Royal College of Sulie°P:3'
• London, at his.flousz, ivo. 9, New Bridge-street :
alter a constaut reslilence of tnorettruii Forty Years:
in a praettee partictihirly.dirdoted to the C .re of \-fe'''lL.;"
Complaints, and those incidental the Parts .of Genera-
tion ul both Sexes, witkthat inviolable secrecy which j ell
of his—proeessien Shoilld always observe, he Batters niiii-
self„.the, advice land-Assistance he gratuitously administers
to persons taking this Medicine,i will be.esteemed by a eis-
-erning Public; as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and

void
Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of
those living at distance, at the.Pcrfurnees, No. 35; St. Ai-
ban'S-street, Pall. Mall the To)shopi No., 103, Oxford-
street ; Mr. DiSboro.'igh'S;' No. 7; Fish:street-bill ; Nfr'
Baxter's,, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. 114‘ Donald's; Glas'
gow ; bull, Dame-street, t üblin ; Mr. Billinge's,
verpool ; Mr. htkintiOn',: Manchester ;` and by one Verson'
in'every cbnsiderabl ToWir in Great Britain and Ireland, ill
Boxes of,only as. 9d.,each,:stialetlup with full and plain di;
re lions, %yhereby persons of either sex may cure thernselll
with ea'se:speed,'secre6y, and safefy.
N. B. .Bvery.Box sOkrin Gre.t: Britain is *soriled up vvig/0
a stamp, pit .whisb....loy favour of the Commissioners,
printed at the Stamp-office, 1‘ Taylor,, No. 9, r. 16-0
Drid4e.,sn ee t," toimitate which is Falony .aiid all others as.
cougterieits. • • ,