The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-22 00:00:00

NEXT SATURDAY.

• hiAIISE-TALL hopes his will he early in their Appli-
cation to secure some .of the above GREAT VILIZ FA tit his
Lucky Office, No. 1, Holborn Bars (the Corner of Middle-
row), where a Selection of Fortunate Numbers are now on
Sale.

coming (ruin Drnry-kne 'l'htrl►tre
Thursday Night, a small RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK.—Wlmerer will bring it to No. 27, St. James's Place,
shall be lianclsoinely tewatdeJ.

GROVE HOLD E, HANIPsTF,,II).
TO DE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Vitt, Iminediute Posqehtion.

flx.r ENS! K_E and DESIR A 13 L COPY-
./ 1100 MEMISKS. 'consisting.. of READY-Plitt-
NISI-JED .MANSION-1-10Q.SE, continuing an excellent Din-
ing-room; Drawini.t-room, Library, Parlour, and School-
room,- tire best Bed-romus, two smaller ones, and two Nur
series, Men and Wooten Servants Apartments distinct,
Houselieepei's-ronn, Butler's-pantry, Kitchen, and Laundry;
Double Coach-house and Four.st all Stable, Grove and Lawn,
large and productive Garden and Green-house.—The Furni-
tom to be taken at a valuation by tho. Purchaser.
Imptire of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, New-
square, Lincoln's Inn.

ANNAY'S PREVENTIVE tVASII, .well-
known by Noblemen, the Army. Navy, and others,
in alt parts of the World, as the ONLY SPZCIFIC fur the
Infallible Prevention of a certain direful Disease, • continues
to be sold (as for the last Su years) by HANNAY and 4.:0. 21,
Great Carter-lane, Lmleate-street near Ht. Paul's' Church-
yard, and at No. 1, Little Suffnll:-street, Haymarket, Lon-
don. It will keep for ever in all climatss, and never fulled'
In a single instance.' Price Ns.. and I Is. per bottle --A Pri-
vate Surgery fur its use at each %%Part:house. Two bottler
sent by coach in return fur a 11. Note, post-paid,
,or four
bottles for 21. packing gases included. Unpaid letters not
admitted.
N.B. The. only houses for the Getsuine India Grits; for
making superior Restorative Gruel, ,and for Smith's Preston
Heart=burn Lozrogra.

This Day was. published, •
In Two 'otomes, limo. prise 14s. boards,
TIIE ROUND TABLE, a Colteetioo of Es-
says, on Literature, Men, 'And Manners.
By WILLIAM HAZI.IIT.
Printed for Longman. thirst. Rees. Oreor, and Brown
.oritlini; and Archibald Cdostable and Co. Edinburgh.

" AUT CZESAR AUT NULLUS,"
Was the motto of hint who passed the Rubicon, •
ARENOVATIO'of the Human Frame is in
-fact a desideratum in Medical Science; no disorders
make such ravages on the bodily. system'. us VENEREAL
COMPLAINTS; the syphilitic liaison glydes imperceptibly
along, until every organ is debilitated, and the contamination
assauies the features of death.
As the immediate appearances are generally slight, an
early application to pa.will prevent the pain and danger that
happen from improper- treatment. Itemote symptoms in-
variably arise from ignorance and neglect, they may, how-
ever, be parried by a vigorous exertion of talent (if the ap.
peal be not too )unit; delaved), and the patient, Omagh the
gradual progress of health, torcumes assured of its conti-
nuance.
Still does not the most complicated inveteracy of the above
disorder equal those instances 'of calamity, where, by the
practice of a ,ecret solitary vice, the finest energies of nature
become exhausted, sexual debility ensues, and the *aircrew is
exposed to the forfeit of despair. -It is for him to kok for-
Ward to the cheering beams Of hope, when we lloldly assert
that even desperate cases yield to out mild restoratives.
Other impediments occur to irritate the sensitive func-
tions—some natural, others at-attired; as strictures, weak-
nesses, &c. in all of thetfi we offer the adaptive remedy,
lu-
stead of the usital harassing plan of caustic or stimulants.
Lint. especially in those delicate peculiaritieS incident to the
softer sex is our renovating method applicable, by removing
deficiencies that too often embitter- matrimonial reflections.
A candid examination of profes,ional acrpoirement need
only he feared by him Who is couseimis of incapacity ; tee
are uncomiccted with the delusive and insinuating appearance
or a public institution, and vaunt no nominal or Rasa, Pa.
tronage, though sanetioned• by many of then%4ol,ilitv, and
tn't'n of the Faculty itself; as Members of the London College
Of Surgeons, our title to the cenfidenee of Society is not
"' imposing," nor are our promises "-specious," they ema-
nate front a practice proving by its unvarying .success that, no
attempt, however clothed with presumed authori y, 1:311 pre-
elude the knowledge of those pre-eMittent advantages which
are attached to sow systesn—in coincidence therewith this
intimatiou is given, that patients of either sex may consult
us with secrecy, and to prevent niithaderstanding, the terms,
-probable duration of the Complaint, &c. are always stated at
the first interview, or in an answer to letters coutaiaing
Rank-note.
GOSs and Co. M. it. C. Surgeons.

la, flourerie-strert, )Fret-st ret , Lcinflos.
#4,* Letters from the Count.). should he vartieular in de-
tailing the syalpturnst tilkaner of 21/4c. schen the proper
retuediva ‘au be forwarded to any part, hoi ever thttant.