The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC.

KERNOT and BLAKE, No. 33, St lames's-street; Pro-
prietorlfrof the GENUINE PREPARED CHARCOAL
DEN I'IFRICE,.
11Q.EG to claim a Prefer: nee of the public Favour,
_Li • through the tollowing A,F I 1 DAVI P

ALEXANDER- BEAK E,
,of St. James's-street, PieCa-
Dritggist, maketh Oath, and.saith, that a certain Che-.
nikal Composition,. denominated " PREPARED CHA R-
C A L," now- vended to the Public- and recommended for
its peculiar Qualities.iml Cleansing and Preserving the Teeth
gttd Gums, and of which Mr. Edmund Larduer, of No.
Piccadilly, claiths to be .tlie Stile Proprietpr, was. by him,
• this Deponent, introduced to the Shop of the said -Edmund
• Lardner, in Piccadilly atoresaid, and the Ingredients conCaiti-,
ed in the.:kccipe tor, and the ntanner'ot milting up, the same,
.communicated by him, this" beponent, to the said Ldmund
Larduer.

ALEXANDER BLAKE.
Sworn at the Guildhall of the. City of London,
this loth Day of lune, 1806, before me,
;AMES SHAW, Mavor
K. end IL further beg to intrude on the notice of the Nobi-
lity and• Gentry by assuring them that their Dentifrice is cal-
culated. moste4etually to whiten the Teeth and preserve the
G Mus,•being an agreeable Antiseptic, perfectly safe in its use,
and entirely free from any acid.. The estimation of their Pre-
p.ated Charcoal isalaily proved, by a rapid and extensive sale;
and its efficacy so well known as to render any comment un-
necessary.
• Every Box sold by them, and by their appointment at the
following. Places, has their Signature on the top ; price as.
each; or one dozen for rl.•
Berry; Greek-Street-; Withers, 2.29, Strand ; Harding•and
Co. 89, Pall-Mall ; Bacon and Co 550, Oxford-stredt
Chrisp, 39, Cockspur.street ;,Keith and C0'.30, Haymarket
Crier, 68, Cornbill, and Ludgate-street ; Kerby and Bowde-
ry, t9o. Oxford.street ; Wade, 13, Old Bondt.street ; Cow-
tenay, Charles-street, Soho-square; Wilson, IS, Blackfriars
road ; Carolan, Tottenham-court.road; London. Ruff, Chel-
tenham ; Mitchell, Colchester ; Hodgson, Cambridge ; Dai-
ry, Lincoln ; Gilberd, Brighton ; Saunders, ditto ; Lumley,
Rantsgate; Silver, Margate ; Pluck well, Rochester'; Senior,
Sittingbourne ; Watson, Deal ; Dunn, ditto ; Lee, Hythe ;
• Elliott, Ashford ; Vidion, Maidstbne ; Meadows; Ipswich;
Booth, Liverpool ; Barber, Yarmouth ;Rusworthy, Nor-
wich; Cocks, Nottingham ; Claughton, Chesterfield; Wool-
len, •Sheffield ; Walker, Doncaster ; Roby,. Harrowgate
Searle, .Leeds ; Harper, Wolverhampton; Simpson,' 'ditto;
Bunney,.Warwick ; Savage, Ninchester ; Harvey, South-.
anipton ; Lucas,S ditto; Webb, INiewnort,.Collins', Salisbury;
Setchfield, St. Ives ; Gilbert, Spalding ; Fa.; Sr. Neot's ;
Weir,'Horncale ; Mdrry,-Baldock ; Gardner, Biggleswade ;
Webb, 'Bedford ; :•Fillery, Croydon ; Buss, Bury, St.•
Ed-
ntund's ; Statten•and Mul*y .oxford ; !ones. Birmingham;Duncan, Perth ; Smith, Dun:fries C4ve, Guernsey ;
Tic
gar, Flull.; Cattle, York ; Cosner, Marc
pw... • - .

This Day was published, price 0. hoards, • • -
Accompanied with • a Plan crf the' Tor.-n,..'neatiy engraved
• it-nth:an accurate Survey,. . • - .
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•
T-PICTURE of tLIVV,RPOOLT-tpßipri:iillg
• o short •Histornot. the 'Pace; from the earlicAr-wperiod
of its existence,- col-nailed ii ,or :Ali hen t ‘r.ew
of its progreSsivelmprovemont, aid rap ti -Increase of
Strets, .Squares,
able lAstitutions —with a View ot;.44•.,Docki.,:rshlp,ping,,aild
s,
Commercial Importance, &c. &c. ' • *-
On 11,1ersey's Ejanks, where Lao eul-tus Jut • •
" ' d•pl• "—••'
He rolls his strealiis;Contiguaus to the'rnain, .; • - •. '
• See Liverpool, wish 'spiry grandeur crown'd,
Rise from the waves, and spread 11,:r struct res soupd.
tiverpool : Printed 6y Wm.-I°l'es, s 6, eithrle-street ;Aid
sold by Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3r, Poultry,-11. C rdsby
and Co. Stationers'-court, and 1. Murray,, Pleet.street, Lon
don. . .

PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation requires
.
a temporary retirement, may be, accommodated with.
Genteel Apartments to Lye-in, agreeably to their circum-
stances -• their Infants put out. to nurse, ai;d taken ciire
of. The consolation resulting frion this • Uild:rt.iking.!to
many of the .most respectable Families in. this Kingdvm;
by securing\their'reputation and character from the censure
of the world,•thal preserving . peade gni. concord among Re-
latiZnis and Friends, is sudiciently conspicuous to-. be colin-
tenanted by the humane and sensible part of itl.nkind.
Care,...tenderneis, humanity, honour, and secrecy, having
been the basis of this Concern for many
,years, may be re.
lied on. Th )s.T.lperdless of• reputation will pot, on any.,
terms, beireated,wkth.

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Apply to Mts. Symons, No. 4, Lonclon-House-yald, St,
Paul'. Church-yard', London.
LetterS (post-paid) atlended to, and Advice in all Disorders
incident to Women and Children:

WHEN. Professional 'Men -of Education and
Responsibility deviate from :he general System by
the seledion 'of a peculiar branch, the sarction'of long cot,-,.
tinued• success is the best criterion of superiority.
Eight years have l devoted my practice to the excluske
treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful res,i; t. of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as 1 am
ahle, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most
important in the-Catalogue oil-Inman Infirmities..
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
t formed a with at an early
,period of Practice to rescue in-
-dividuals from tbe ignorance of uneducated men, or the
equally dangerrius precipitancy cat general Ptaditiontrs.
The Three. Disorders,• to the Cure which. I have dew
voted my attention, comprise every Species .of V ENE-
EAL INFECTLPN, whether- of a recent or long du.:
ratidit 2dly; All kinds of debility, whether ari.One froth
the habits of school -boys,., or the indulgences of mature
agg,: Anil, lastly, fast derangement ht the, system in wo-
men which iscalled BAkRENNF.SS. of ST E
Nutuerous•Diseases ar, the result • of ignorauce, or, haste'
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not tin-
fregimlitly happens that the seeds of Lite are floisottettbi
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior 'me-
thod such Conipliiints are easily cured; and, even' villein
others. have 'failed,' I trust that I may presume to oner a
radical re-eStablishment.• . _
Few,. however, are the cases' of complicated clistresr in
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations` of
Men, '-who;• from an indulgence in .a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debiliiy, which is theunavoidable 'consequence of such
pernicious habits. , •
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over. his misery, but
Carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some conso-
lation for him to kuow, that although it be an objed of
doubt or uncertainty with' other I' rictitioners, the, remQval
of these Deficiencies .by the gradual progress of Rcnova.:
tion, is the acquireinenr of my Experience. r the rites
, of Bacchus. or :Venus have began to reduce Manly vigotir,
much-anxiety will be oreveitjed by an early ,Counterac-
tion of thiS languid 'State and- these cases, no neill
aifficulty will occur.
But whtre this Deficiency has'fot.yeass•:existekt, a :proper
perseverance is indispensably :equisite to revive the slum-
bering Sparks of Lite, -litullto-ii-afttinate the Constitution...
MARX' Ea)4l.o.MEN,.who have longbeen clisappoirued
irt.their expedatiOns of a Family, nily be'-al,.surert, 'thatin
rithsf instances,-:such defeds. are curable. by Medical skill.
. ,The s,ccresy which", is so essential to my -undertaking,
-and'the qtfali'fieuficin'S which- I have presumed' to. state, form
the basis of my
.pretensions, and .in coincidence with such
this intimation. is given; that" Mr. • liree...hriy be
.consulArd
- personally, . Letters linclosing ,a small.. Note), at ,his
house, Nit. 29,• Xrundel • street, Strand, near T-eintOte
• There is a
.I)24diditional. Entrance in .rater-street.
r,adjoining, anti the Name is one. oth the doers. 's •
13 fee, Aletriber ot the 't RoYak College of Surgeons
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