The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-28 00:00:00

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BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Duke of Norfolk. every
Morning. at Nine,' through Dorking, Hoigham, and Hen-
BRIGHTON Nevl and Elegant Post' Coach; the Eclipse:
eyeyy Afternoon at Three:-

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BRIGHT()N Itege;ty Coaa; at -Ith.lf-past EWA o'Clock
everyT,venilig:

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it,'.OITHING modern and truly desirable Post Coach, (car-
ries four inside only) through Broadwaier,4 Findan, Ashing-
ton, West Grinstead, Horsham, and Dorking, every Morning.,
at Eight o'Cloch.
• GODALMING, Guildford, Merrow, East ',Horsley, and
Boakain, Tuesday, Th4sday, and Saturday, at Eight o'Ciock.
EirSTBOURN Summer. Coach,- TueSday, Thursday; and
Saturday, at Half past Six o'Clock.
GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, every Moruirig and
Afternoon. , i
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DORKING, Leatherhea, ktul Epsom Coaches, every
MorAing at Nine' ,and Afternoon at Three. ,
STEINING, Horsham, and Dorking Coaches, every
Moroingot Six.
HAMPTON and Mitcham Coaches Daily. • . .
The following COACHES set off from the BELLE
' SA U VAG.Li , 1 , •
CAMBIUDGE Patent Mail. . -
BIUMiNGHAM New Post Coach, the Crown Prince, every
Mortising at a Quarter before rive, through Stony Stratford,
t4oUthana, Lemington, and War Wick. ' '
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OXI4VRE) new and eicgantPost Coach, the Defiance, every
Morninini
SOUTHAMPTON (CoMyer's Coach), every Morning, ex-
ceptSuuday, at Five.•

ACTON coach, Tues.day, Thursday and Saturday Morn-
ings, at Nine, • .

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EWBURY CoaCh, every Morning, .at Half past • Six'.
tiII.I,ISBITILY Coach; at Half past. Three every Afternoon.
fIAS'IINGS New Post Coach, every Morning at Eight.
NaNDSOR Coach; every Morning,. at Seven. . • .
• • BRIGHTON Coach, the Duke of Norfolk, every Morning,
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at Nine, through -Dorking, Herifield;
BAIGHTON New Post Coach, the Eclipse, every After-
nobn', at Thilf past
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two.

BRIG;HTON'POst CoUlbf . every,Eveniai,..atEight. •
LITTON Coaciii, every Day, at One. - -
HANIVPON'Coaehes,--every Atorning•and Evening., • •
• PORTSMOUTH Coaches, every Morning and Even. at Five.
LYNN Nest 'Coach; Tuesday, Thursday; and Saturday
Mornings, at Five. . ;_ •
The ProprietOrs respectfully request the! Public to notice,
the Golden Cross iS.The only Othceiin.•London from
.whrme
Carriages set out to all the 'lathing and Watering- Places,
and places of fashionable and.p.ubli4•Tesort.in the kingdom.
The most. Strict attention will be paid to inquir-ies• at the
above Coach Offices, 'and every infbrraatinn punctually -given
relative to all public Cars iaxes setting nff, from London,—
Th;:. Proprietors are not-answerable fUfany paVcel or Paclpage
abiive Five Pounds value, .unless entered and Jan InSurunce
paid accordingly.
•• JOHN CROSS'alad JOHN,,NIORRIS; Noprieters.•

rritTE: Cc ABSTERGENT',LOTION;
an :effectual Cure for, Firuptions op the: FACK ariapartic.iflarly Pimples, Blotches, Tctters,
Tad, Sinflatirns, Yreekles,.Shingles, Prickly. Heat; ltedness
of the Nose,. Neck, Arms, &c. Scorbutic and t:ut-ane-ous
Erutctions of,every description, being, the a 6.
~lul,itknp and appendage to the Toilet ever offered to the No-
bility and Gentry in
Price 4s. Gd. and•2i, 94. a bottle; .I)ntr itr,eltrded.,-Be care-
ful to-observe th 6 words u Simnel Solomon, LiVerpooi," •en-
graved in the Stamp, with-Aim-which none are .genuine.
Sold by.•S:l4eigb, Its, Strand ; and Baton and CO. 150,0k-
furtIlstreet, London. •

• BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
~...REY HAIR is a great detraction to Oers6nal
'CA appearance, and:Many Remedies litive bean attertipted
to rtmlove the defect,- of which the.most general are Powder
an 4. False Hair, but there are many Arsons who object to
both ; besides, they a-re inereLy palliative ; and it must be oh-
ius•thatan article which will at once remove the defect by
?•71iiutging the Hair to a permanent colour, must, in every re-
5.•,;,...45, ~. ...,si,L.„ .-onre feral) lc- such ha xral NSON's VEGh.7III-
- ' E 4; 4....).u•-,,-4-..4n451i1:9 ,Li • ,4,,----,n+ ;n its nature,.
aril!' ibe•• HeaZl`Nxaqkers. pg. to a beautiful
'waif inap anon, and infallible iin its efF,ct3; it changes
Ar_iiiii
•AGtriehy-n°rni'lotiellack, so permanent • that nett 3er-warn-us-, - pv-.---:
spirat;on, nor.any.thing in art or in nature, can possibly re-
move: the colonr. - Sold; witli. plain directions for use;so that
a- Lady or Gentleman may change the colour of their own
Hair with'ease and secrecy, 'in bottles, ss. ins. 6d. and One.
Guineai by James Atkinson; Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-
street, Soho-square, London, and by most Perfumers, Hair-
dressers, and Medicine Venders' in the Kingdom.-Also,
ATKINSON'S CURLING' FLUID for moistening the.
Hair in dressing, frees it. from Scurf, &c. keeps it sift and
-glossy as silk, imparts a. reviving, odoriferous perfume, and
keeps it iu curl in exercise,in the dance, promenade, &c. or in
damp weather'. See testimonies of its utility in an Essay on
the Hair,: inclosed with each bottle, price 3s. 6d. los. 6d, '
and One Guinea.

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•Cantion-The above articles basing been patronised by the
-Royal Family, also her Imperial Highness the Grand Du-
chess of Ohlenburgh, and.hy most of the Nobility, and hav-
ing been in very general demand,: has induced some merce-
nary persons to attempt a counterfeit; the Public are, there-
fore; desired.t6 ask for ATKINSON's FLUID,. or ATKIN-
SON's DYE,_2and to observe the Signature on the label; and
the Essay on thc.,Hair, inclosed with each bottle.