The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-10 00:00:00

Tro GENTLEMEN Or FORTUNE-

A'ENTLEAIAN of this description, afflicted
with Deiee!ion of Spirits, 'Corp tints Of "the •Storrri.,!:h,
Inability CO Nlentat Exertion, or a painful apprehen.ion of
ap,4rop.ching. Insanity, nay receive same in fw illation that
will probably gratify his feelings, by applying
_fur Cards of
to-the Author of this Advertisement, at Mr. Way-
tau's, Druggist, l'iloorelds Favetaent. •

•
• • •RUPTUBAS CTMED AT- THE:2,IEDICAL BOARD. •
consequence of the extensive practice of
" , the Medical Iltiard;.at Charlotte Ilouse,• Blackfriars-
road, The. MUNI3.OE, and C.Q. have; for the
accommlchtion o; patients residing' at- the Wcit end-of the
Town,,established'- another Medical Board in Woodstock-
- ,street, ONford•st reel fee' doors from ilond-street, *here a
AkAliy4ieiaa and. si•urgeon, Mernners of the Royal College of
London, of thirty years .expet ience, comtantly reside. That
lisonsands have been restored to perfect health-bY their
tinited talents is in•disinitanle. -after-Hospitals had failed,
malty of whom had been great sufferers front being intrird-•
.perly treated by Persons ignorant of the prOfessun. Erup7.
tons on the head, face, and. body,tilcerated tln oat, swel-
togs in the neck, nodes no the shill hones, cancers,- striv.l.
ores', :fistulas. 'pains. in the head and limbs, and nervous'
tlibility, are the concequence of an ill-cured-contagion, and
• which syruptoms'frequently appear years after, and destroy
domestic happiness:
•
Mossrs.'Cooper, Munroe, and Co. art consulted daily at
.14111.1 mises or by letters from the country, stating particu-
.• wht n savdiOne and t‘he best advice will be sent to all
liarts of the kingdom. . .
There are side doors at each honse-, and private rooms fur
females. Advice-gratis oft Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday
• Irtorkings, until tmeive. o'clock.

EIRE 0011. AL BALNI of GILFAD'is now
. -.E.. imusidered as,the greatestdiscovery t hat- has been made
in theinemory of man; it is potent, safe, and pleasant. The
. 'rapid and `increasing fame' bestowed on its inventor (Dr, SO.
LONICIN,..of Liverpool). is the trim and only criterion tojudge .
rLf the merits 'of a Medicine which has been adininistered
froustlM higluAt tb the lowest class of people .with such -happy
and uniform success.—The Venders of
.this Medicine fre-*
.quent IT cannot get supplied so quick as tbe,oemantr is-for it;
, red. it is a fact worthy of remark"; that they are sold neatlyits
`tour as they atrive,to band,beirag mostly bespoke before they
are ordered.
Ni, person labouring under weaknesses and debility should
despair, but .make a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead,
avhich will not disappoint their hopes, however sanguine they
tray be. - •
• •
ADDRESS TO:THE AFFLICTED I\` GENERAL.
• Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated
—for the weak, the sickly; and infirm. In all inward decays,
lowne6s. of spirits, 'weahnesses in either sex, wile-
th,q- 'hereditary, acquired, or owing to youthful imp:rude:l-
-':
*les, ti is Medieine will afford the most wonderful relief. Jo
• seminal weaknesses; tapes dursalis, or rieivous consumptions,
Its merit stands unrivalled, as may be -seen by the numiter-
, less testimonials in his pamphlet, delivered gratis by the Doe-
Aor's A;.reui •
The QC/W .)IAL BALM of GILEAD, Rost srenderfully
che-
rishes feature, and will support the life of the aged and infirm.
In al! inn:ard decays, debility, lowness of spirits, relaxation
tit her sex, whether hereditary or owing, to youthful impru-
derides, this medicine will' afluril nest woilderfra.relief.

Its well-known characteristic of promoting longerity'bas-
1, keetolong maintained ;, for by het.!ping th.e.Constantism. as it
Were, in continual repair, it preserves the body in health aad
', :vigour, and pre,vents premature decay.. It requirts no puti-'
ar confinement, nor attention to diet.
GOVERNMENT sEcuurn, against_ COUNTERPLITS.
Besides a saving of One bottle in Four.
The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is sgld in bottles,
price I Is. each: there are also family bottles,' price mss.
containing equal to fonr.buttles at I is, by which the-patiqnt
pares I is. including also the duty; the stamp of 'which bears
the Proprietor's name and address in the engraving, "Sarni.
~nld non, ,Liverpool," to imitate whi..:ll is felony : and this
Pivßege, of a particular set of Mittel, has been granted 'to
.Ur. Solomon, by favour of his-Majesty's Honourable Corn-
laissioners of Stanip Duties, ,purposely to secure tlie-pitblic
.Ciumterfeits.—None else arc genuine.'
Sold by piteon and Co. MO, Oxford-street ; Watd,,234, Hot-
`tun n ; Leigh, IS, Strand; aqtl Mr. Guatlec.
s‘oid also, ty every. reputahle yrnder in all Market .TOwus
.ntretillout. the Niugdout, and all other Medlcitie Veutleri.

LonD AMHERST'S•MISSION TO CHINA. '
• • This Day was published, .
Handsomely printed in One Volume, 4to. uniformly with
Sir George Staunton's Account of the former Embassy, il-
. lnstrated with Maps, a
.Portrait of Lord Amherst, and
Seven Coloured Plates of VieWs, &c. price 21. 2s:
41_,OURN8L of the PROCEEDINGS of the late
EMBASSY to CHINA ; comprising a correct Narrative
of the public Tyinsactions of the Embassy, of the Voyage to
and from China, and of the Journey from the. Month of the
Pei-Flo to the Return to Canton ; ttitersVersiA with Observa-
tions open the face of. the C.,nntry, thcr:Policy,.thc Moral.
Character, and Manners, of the Chinese NO-ion. -
BY'HENRY ELLIS, Esq.". Secretary Of EMbassy.
Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Alberflarle-StretA.

NEW EIGUTEEN-INCII GLOBES.
.Just published, , •
ARY's'lCTery Pair of Eighteen-keh GLOBES,
W.l exhibiting the whole of the new Discoveries, and every
Unprovenient to the present period. Price, niounted on
stained Wood Frames, 81 85. ; 'ditto, on Nli,thoganyPillar and
Claw, with Compasses, 131.; or elegantly thounted, with
Iteedid Legs, 161..105. The:Celestial Globe May be bad,
with or without the Figures oft he Constellations., price, wills
the Figures handsomely coloured, 12s. extra.—Mold, by John
Cary, 181,, Strand.

FRAUD PRMNTEM. •
TO-counteract the thaily:littempts tlitit are daily
made to impose on tht Unwary a .;.z.iity ions Compositioii
in:tead of the GgNVINE 13L kCKINts prepared by DAY and'
MARTIN; they are induces! ta, adopt apiew Label,. in 'Which
the 4 Address