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

DIED.

On the 29th ult. at Taunton, in the 19th year of his age,
Mr. Arthur Palmer Acland, youngest son of John Acland,
Esq. of Fairfield, Somersetshire.
On Saturday last, in York-street, St. farnes's-square, Miss
Isabella Anne Hoare, aged is, third daughter of Henry Hugll'
loare, Esq.
On Monday last; after seven years severe afilialion, in the
81st year of her age, Mrs. Mary Blydesttyn, relict of the late
Mr. John Blyclestey n, of Harp-lane, Tower street, Merchant.
On Wednesday night. last, .at his house at Wing, in Bucks.
the Ho. and Rev. Henry Jerome de Sali:„ D.J. one of His
Majesty's Cha‘plains in Ordinary, and Count of the HOY
Roman Empii-e. . .
The same clay, Charles, the second son of Mr. R. Clark •
son.
On the 23d1ult at Wimbledon, Mrs. Hatchett, wife of
Mr. Hatchett, Hotel, Piccadilly. ,

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Bank Stock. 2,69
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3 per Cent. Red. 6.91
3 per Cons. 70,.1 1 1
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India/Stock,
India Bonds, 245. nr.
Exchequer Bills; 6. 135. Pr.
Omnium,
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Calas.Thr 24th inst. 74 71. 74

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. q, New Bridge-Street, London.
1-lOnotired Sir, ' • Edinburgh, Match it, tSot.
T. BEG . leave to- inform you, that ever since the.
year 1790, - I have bpen ailliCied with the Lues Vene-f,
reaq, which, froM its obstinately resisting every course ol
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty
here, and , undergoing • several severe courses of .salivatioilt
and twice discharged from the Hospital, ••with little
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature: in o'4
spring of last year my disorder had got - to: such a head,. ts, •
nearly to put a period to eXistende—l. hal a large itlc`',
on the crown of •my head, one on each arm, 'and my let
were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was ilia ",
fully painful, and had been in a statL'of ulceration tor tb6""
last seven years ; my- left. had .also two. large nodes Oil it'
was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutis"
• ink; pain, particularly when :warm in bed, as nearly to de'
priveme of rest; in thiil lamentable state, I .was recoil!'
mended by Mr. J. Thomps'on, (1.41 m receive,i so great
cure by them here), to take votir Leake's Patent Pa:"
which I began to tit on the 26th of May in the course_
of a.fbrtnight, 1 began to. benefit--in little nrori;
than a , month, the -ulcers on .iny heal and area We'd
soundly -healed—soon aker, • the sores on my o
legs healt
also ; however, consuierable discolouratin in the
skin, 'and pain in the bone of the • lett, which, by die 3l
sing of. Cod, and a little longer perseverance- in yourinvs'
luable Medicine, subsided ; the 'nodes dispersing,' the s/''''"„„
regaining its natural hue, and the no.ch mai pains gradual" -
going GIL thus-became, by yonr:lihera4 advice and M.;
dicine„ perfectly tree trout •my former. complaint)
have recovered my former spirits and strong-di, and ato-t'e:
come jolly and, fat,- in which State • 6-wing Continued. tn";1:t
_months to the astonishment- of all who-knew ine, ILL..' ~
a loss in what terms-to express 'my gratitude, but beg Y°'",
for the good of usher &uttering mortals, to make this 111/
case as , public as possible, as I shall on 'every oceasi"'.
in so. doing, you Will greatly oblige, Sir, your
.0-at,:fto
obedient, very humble servant,. A LEX. •NI 1J it,N. 14•'
Swan's Close, High-stre,;t, Edinburgh.
•
• Witnes,:.•.!s to the above Cure :
(Olin 1:1-!omPsoN,,•... No. 3, New• Poultry Market; and

101-1 N NPINTOSI-3, Old esseßibly-C103e., Uinburgh..
- Prepared and Sold by the sole Propri,it,rr, .
THOMAS T,-.vtotr.Meinherof the Royal Ctdiege ()t 511'
.goons, at his House, No. 9, New Pridgt..-street, Londr/111
where,'after a constant residence of more thin ..thirty-s"
years, in a practice particularly dire red to the cur': Q
. Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the i'a!ls f
Generation, with that inviolable _secrecy ,e 0
his profession should always observe in such cas,2s
hatters iii:liself, the advice and assistance be gratuito:!it,
',Y
administers to persons taking' this Medicine,. win
esteemed, by a 'discerning Public, as. an advantage
sei-
dorn attainable and voutcd all ambiguity. • f
415.).501d, by his appointment, tor the convenienceqt.
those living at a distance, .at the L'ertunier's:,_ No. nx.
.Alban's-strect, Pall-Mall ;, the Toyshop, No.
ord-street; DisboroUgh's, No: 7, ,
Mr. Steers, Bookseller,. No. r,
.Unlon-row, Little "ro,,*e;,
hill Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr.
donald, Glasgow ; Mr. null,-DaMe.street, Dublin; an"
'one in every considerable town in Great Briratn:iii
ItePuid, in Boxes of only each, r,,eirled up with ttLy
.; and plain ditecAions, whereby persons or either sex ni
cure themselves. with ease, speed, secrecy, and saretY• y:th
Every Box sold in Great Britain seaied
• a Stamp, on, which, by favour' of the ConrinissiJnecor
printed, at the Stamp Itice—" I'. t' Taylor, No. 9, e,cti
Bridge-street,"--'-to imitate which is Feiony, and all o,
are Counterfeitt,