The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-26 00:00:00

CAUTION.

Wbereas,,.ktcher -and. Haughton- have been credibly in.
formed, that a •g:reat many people in this Kingdom are now,
and have been for some time past, manufacturing and selling
PoplinS'and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an interior quality, :under
the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory„ with a
view to:discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi-
tion on the•PUbliein general ; they are determined, as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute •to conviction any person or
persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of
their manufacture, that was riot actually bought at their
house.

They have the honour to acquaint the 'Nobility. and Gen-
try, that their WarehOuse is stocked with a greater variety
of MotieniniGoods thanis'to be found in any other ..House in
• Town,: which they are enabled to sell (for ready money). at
prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the
whole being o their bWri-- manufacture :—they consist of
white and blaci.-Bonibasins, -Chamberry Muslins, Cambric
Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Wrilows, -Armozines,,,dreSs Bar-
celona Serges, Liitestrings, - Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
ModeS Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bontbazets for
Servants, &c. also a great Choiceof Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning:— English yard-wide
Poplins'of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard; Velures,.
double black Serges, and rich ,1 rish Tabbinet in different
Patterns ; plain, corded, chain;and striped, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never, grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, -ben% of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked tor. any article bought at their
House.--

B. Ladies own .S pinning manufaaured into Poplins or
Tabbinets Tabberays for Furniture of the ditkrent fashion-
able Colours, nianufaktured on the shortest notice. •
Merchants supplied to any amount,

This Day was published, in one large-Vol. °Claw,
• Price 6s. in Boards,

'fHE ART of PR'OLONGING"LIFE,
.I.)t, C.
W. HUFELA ND, M. B. PubliciLe. inter on Medi-
cine at Jena, TranslJt-zd from the Germ in,
By WIL.I,I2kAI JOHNSTON; ESI.
Printed for J. BeW., No, 148, Oxford-street ;' and sold by
H., D. Symonds, Paternoster-row; and all, other Booksellers.
Where.may, be had, .
A History of In:veritions' and Discoveries, by john Beck-
man, Professor ofiGeonorny at Gottingen, Translattd from
the German by William Jplmston, Esq, in three V9ls. Bvo.
price One Guinea in Boards. , •

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This Day was published, price is.
PROFUSION of PAPER MONEY not DEFI-
CIENCY in HARVESTS, Taxation not Speculation,
the principal .Causes of the Suiferings of the People. 'With
an Appendix, containing Observations on the Report of the
Committee of the House of Commons appointed to, inquire
into the High Price of 'Provisions ; and an important Inier-
ence from Mr. H. Thornton's Speech iii Parliament, on' the
26th of March, iBof.
By A BANKER.
" Thos; who impose rfaxes .sliould'hav,e especial. regard to
the Poor ; for this good reason, the Rich can take care of
t hemselves." • _ _ _

In this Pamphlet the cause of Dearness is traced to its
source-, with some interesting Observations on the reasoning
of Boyd, caring, Frend, Thornton, Burke, :&e: &c.
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and 180, 'Fleet-street. •
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be an Injury to the Public; and the real cauSc of the exor-
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,Esq..
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-To SURGEONS, APOTI-IECAI:IES.,
MEDICAL.STUDE-NTS, &c.
On Saturdt:y, the 2d of January next, will be published,
• - - Price One Shilling,and Sixpence,
No. 1. to I.x continued Weekly, (the Whole vibe completed
' in fifty .umbers) making, Five large, Volumes, closely
rn - :printed, vitii any.P fates •of a New Edition at, •
THE iIIINBURGEff,RACTICE of PHYSIC,
- SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY.
_ _

- - -
'The extrArdinary Demand t'or the above Work has induced
•the Editor to extend certain Parts,ot it, Which, in the opinibn
of -sorrib:judcious Chataders iii the Medical World, were ex-
hibited- lit- too • narrow a Compass ; 'and also to add to it, a
Volume oro'the Subjed of, M I DWI F by--which it will
be renoeret a CHEAP_ and COMPLETE MEDICAL
LII3RARI,tio less suitahle for the British Praditioner than
seb4Ceable is a: Guide to Physicians and Surgeons of the
Navy and Army in TrOpical Climates.
• 'This- Work Contains,
z. An In+rodiidory History of each Branch of:the Medical
Piofesiion.

2. The Theory of Medion Physiology, Pathology, and
Therapeutio, -from Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Pro-
fessors. •

3. Culleds Nosology complete, in English. -
4. The History, Distindion, Causes, and Cure of every
human Disease, agreeably to the Approved Classification and
DocirineS of the celebrated Cullen.

The latest Improvements suggested •by Medical Writers
of the first Eminence;_ amongst whom are, Drs. Cullen,
Monro, Gregory; Fordyce, Percival, Beddoes,.•Fothergill,
Lettsom, Garnett, Heberden, ''Denman, MoSeley, Rush,
Trotter, Saunders, Currie, Sims, Haygarth,.Houlston,Willan,
Simmons, lenn&r, Clark, `&c. tcc..- -Messrs. Hunter, 'Bell,
I yfte, Home, Earle, Abernethy., Latta,-Bilynton, Kendrick,
Kentish, Ramsey, Wilson, and others.
6:•- Cases 'illustrative Of the •Treatment. recommended in
every Disease of 'difficult Management.
7. Upwards of Six Hundred.authentic Formulae from .the
Books of tiie public Hospitals ' and Dispensaries ; the
Ledures and Writings of Medical, and .M id-
wife!), Teachers ; and the private Contributions of 'distin-
guished Praelit.iOners in Edinburgh and London.: .•
8. A number of elegant Copper Plate Engravings of Chi-
rurgical and Midwifery Subjects, which are annexed to the
latter Volumes. . - • • • •

The following Testimony of • the Merit of the first Im-
pression of the .EDINBURGH PRACTICE, drawn from
a superior Source of Medici:if •Criticism, will sufficiently,
.Shew the Merit- of the Undertaking in its-original Form•;. and
the Editor confidently asserts, that no useless Additions have
been -made; but, on. the contrary, that he has exerted
self to complete his Undertaking by, the.Seleetion of every
valuable Modern Discovery, andthat rrom the most approved.
add indisPittable Sources of7l nformation.
This Confpreherisive Compilation may be. considered as a
Midical Library for Young .Students; and we think it may,
for some rude, supersede the neceseity of -any other., It will
serve • the purpose of:a Text Book during their Attendance'
on Medical anti Surgical Lectures, ; and' we 'may add
Mid-
wifery ; for the Diseases. of Pregnancy,- thee-puerperal 'State,
and thOsepeculiar to Infants,. are containtd.in it; We also
find several Diseases- not treated of, by-,*ystematic Writers in
general, but in '-distina,•• Workf,- as..Angina'Pectoris,
Poisons suspended Anirdation,- CoW Pox, &c. -' The -Work
is furnished with. Indices to the Practice .of Physic, the
Surgery, the Materia Medics, and the Doses of Medicines,. as
well as of the. de3v and old Names: .•

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We _ recOmoiend•this Book as a valuabre Addition.to the
Library of the Apothecary's Shop.
Medical and 'Physical Journal, No. Do, p. 262.
London, printed fin* G. Kearstey, Fleet-streat ; Bell arick
Bradiute, Edinburgh 5 and Brash and Reid, Glasgow,

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to English -Grammar, but there has not yet aiyeared one In..
troduttion to Reading, suited to the, general aria pra&cal .
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to facilitate their labours, he anticipates the kind patwitz,e
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DR. NORRIS's DROPS:
TN exciting the public attention w these vahable
1. Drops, an enumeration of particular cases' would b un-
necessary ;, successful experience for more thiin half a cen-
tury, having, sufficiently established their reputation, in the
cure of every species of FEVER, -especially. the YE LLO
Or PUTRID, for which they arc eminently-distinguished.
The Proprietor, from their increasing- celebrity not only de-
rives the h.gb.ist gratification, but is enabled with cen:idenee,
to reconunend a trial of their virtues. The asthma, inveter-
ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, c01e..,
mach, and bowel complaints, yicid to their benign, yer
erful influence,. and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts
attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass thcir benefi-
cial effects.. . •

The Family Bottle, izs. is only to he had at the Doaor's
House, Lower Brook-Lstreet, Gto.venor-square, _Where Books
of Cures are delivered, gratis., and all Orders fgr Exportation
executed. Smaller Bottles---are -Sold Wholesale Retail
by. MeSsrs. leboult and Co. and Retail by ail WA/cis- of
Medicines. Also Dr. Norri S's Anti-bilious Pill, cclcbr!tai
as a 'safe., andefnaiveaPerient, may be had at all xlie above
place, in Boxes at zs: 9d.•

For CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, acc.
Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC.

HIS Medicine. has been long 'acknowledged to
.1. be. superior to every Preparation of tilt' kind in the Cure
of Bruises,
_sprains, Rheurnatisins, Cramps, Numbness and
Stith-less of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as
well as in restoring a proper Gireulationto the baps when
n a--Paralytic state. parliculatly serviceable for Chilblains but in this complaint it sir .:td ved; and
alTini''•td arlie'veunltslite of each Bottle Cl the Genuine 0 podeldne is
pasted. a Stamp, hi which are engraved these words, " F.
Newbery; No. 45, St. PauPs.P 'WI others are counterfeit.
Sold only by F. Newbery,,at the Warehouse for Dr,
Tames% Powder, No. 45, in St._ Paul's Church-yard, a few
doors from the corner of •Cheapside London; and, by his
appointment, by Messrs. Jehoult and Co. No. 150, and J .
Pidding,qio. 76. Oxford-street; Wade,. Old Bond-street;
Bayley_ and Co. Cockspfir-street; Godfrey and Cooke,
Southampton-street ; Middle-row, Holh'orrl ; T.
'Putt, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Boroieh, nigh-. •
street. 2i. 6d. per Bottle, including the Stamp,, or
Six for its. 6d. '

N. B. As the Opoeicliloc for Exportation is exempted from
the Stamps, and therefore deprive, of that mark or !,ithen-
tieitv;_and as great qvantities of Counterfeits ate selicout of
the /;.lingdorn, ail Persons abroad, to prevent such unposi-
tions, are desired to be particuhr lo crdering their Agents to
procare this Medicine from Mr: Newbery's.

•
OPIUM, freed from its'Deleterious
THE Genuine BLACK DROP is a Mcdi ;he
well known and appreciated in the Northernl;arts of
England (under the appellation of the Quaker's Black Drop),'
where it is employed by Medical practitioners in preference
to any other Preparation of that valuable Drug.
it is applicable in all cas,;s, \-. here Opium Or. Laudanum
are advisable, and is free from the distressing efteels resulting
from their,use. It is particularly serviceable in Nervous and
Spasmodic Affeaions, Pains in the Head' and StomaCh, De-
pression oi Mind, Gout,. Rheumatism (especially when
affeding the Teeth and Gums), Coughs, A stiimas,: and the
various Complaints•producing Pain and Want of Rest.
Each Beale is accompanied with proper Dire6tions.
Prepared by C. Whitten, Chemist, Chester.; and, by his
appointment, sold in London by Smith, No. Haymaiket ;
Bell, No. 335, and Jeboult and Co. No. 'iso, Oxford-street ;
Ward, No. 324, Holhoirr; and Moore, Ressel.:street, Co-
vent-garden; end by different DrUggists 4ind Venders of Pu-
tent Medicines throughout the Kingdom.
eg..r A liberal 'allowance to Medical Practitioners,
gists, and Venders of Patent, Medicines. .

For COUGHS, COLDS, :AST HiVIA; and CONS Li NIP-

• tioNs.
4r-lIIE only Genuine Petioral BALSAM.bf MO_
NEY, invented by Sir\JOHN HILL, M. D. sold
whoiesale and retail only 1103. Shaw, 74, High-street, Bo-
rough, London. at Rel. Bottle.
ing eight small' ones, at a Guinea each hut observe none can
he genuine unless signed B. Shaw on every Certificate given
with each Bottle.

The Lirinaaris of Britain recommends this excellent rre-
parationi, as the most salutary and eileclual Remedy, for all
Disorders of the Breast and Lungs, congealed Phlegm, Acri-
niony in the l luii4 and Obstrutfions in the Gland*, are
gently and 'safely:discharged by easy Expect Oration, Wheez-
ings and Uneasiness. in Breathing are speedily renio'verl,j)y a
few Doses. -It takes off tiro Irritation, opens the /Thoracic
Dr its, and lieals the. Sorenes of thc Breast and Lungs.
Thirty years experience has confirmed the recommend rion;
in the immediate Relief and.gradual Cure ofCotigisa, Culls,
A sthrnas, 'and
.Consumptions.

It is. the greatest Prese.rver of the Ltings ever discovered,
and contains all the healing, softening, and soothing < tali
ties of that salubrions Extract 91 Flowers called Honey ; and
the richest-Balsams of the Eastern World ;- it is' as restorative
as Asses' Millt,''andnever disagrees with • the Stomaoh : a
comme3a Cord yields to its beni a influence In a few hours ;
and when resorted to; before the Complaintis far ativanced,
all danger'of Cotsumption is certainly prevented.
Such are the glint outlines of the hierit'ot,' Sir John
Dal Sam of Honey, the'result iong rt-s. egplies
by that great Botanist, who dcdicateiLhis !ii;e:to the discovery
of the true means of Health in the Vegltthle
Caution,--As:tite severest human.:la'ws are unequal to the
prevention •of fraud, by coining and fory;ery, so the Value‘of
this Medicine heis induced tars:7 end avariciotie men to vend
cuuntcrfeit ?reparations of it— Plcparations, itt4 merely. de-
void of all 'efficac-F, but ty.l.io contairiiiig a large rtion of that
del terious drug Opium an it is not long th,: Wife of
the, Rev. Robert Fowlcr, of Peterbrrotiz:l : falkt
a F&rtfice to a spurious 13alsam of Hone, ,t mist
And Pruggist la London,. It to ob-
serve, a Certificate given w'11:11 ,
No. 74, Borough, London ;" all ot.i,c.rs