The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-18 00:00:00

nnnierons to insert.

s. :a at R. Butler's Chemical ;urd 11erl;c1ne.Wa.rehouse, 4,
Cheapside, corner i.f St. t`-4111's Church-yard, London, Ad
most (2:Junl-Ty M.eilietne Venders in every town. in Bowes, at
q5..9(1. each.

, . GENUINE MEDICINES.
. .
FNEWBERY and SUNS, in St; Paul's
. ~,Ilare.:--ard, i:i form the Public that the Prices Of their
41edicities, with-`he late Ditties, arc as follow; and that the
.7..uatber of their House is 45, the third frotattieapside.
s. d.

Dr. James Powder e 9
Aiiairytic Pills 4 6
___zlAntiLiiinus Pills 2 9
Dr.Ans:in's Cirilybeate 4 0
Dal bb's Carminative 1 9
Tonic Pills
Lawrance's Powdei 4 6
The Ceplialic Snuff
.1 s

3.a.
tlr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9-.
-- Cournision Oil 2 G
—7--- Cam oin il e Drops 1 9
Essence olCultsfoot 3 ti. -
Mr.,Spence's Dentifrice 4 0
Loz.onges of Blois
English Cpfire
Fife de, .3 iifinbe
WBERY" be engraved in the
;ermine.

-
the nalite " F. NJ
Stamps,tbe ab cannot be g:
Dr. .Iw.:per's l';113
Glass's Mzdpicsiit
Essence of -
Cheltenham S.tlts '2 9
The Eau , 11 0
Grecnongli's Tinctures 2 9 •
Tofu Lozenges .. 1 11
Soothinl; Syrup 2 9
Ipecaeuanha Lozenges 1
Ample alrowance will be
Medicines .ofrepute, for Expor

Henry's Magnesia" 2 9
Strong Tina_ of ilarlt 4 6
Huxhum's ditto . 3 G
Scots Pills t 1.
Maredant's Drops S. 6
Spilsbury's ditto
Grant's Cont7,ll ditto
2 9
Dr. Solander's Tea
made upon these and .51,Inther
tation.

A RECEIPT TO LOOK AT LEAST TENAitS
YOUNGER.

GREY HAIR always\ mikes a person look
old, and, when it lmppens in early life, inay‘he reckon,
ed a serious misfortune: hence various remedies are attempt-
ed : powder and false hair are the most general; bat many
people have an objection to both, particularly in hot wea-
ther; an Article which Changes the Hair to a Permanent
Colour is, therefore, presumed to be a desideratum of import-
ance ; such is ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, a Botanical
Composition, at once cleanly, innocent,- and efficacious ; it
immediately changes Grey or •Red Hair to it beautiful and
permanent Auburn or Black, by so easy-a mode of applica-
tion that anv Lady or Ge'ntleman may change the colour of
their own Hair with ease and secrecy, ant, to remove all
doubt or prejudice in the minds of the sceptical, the Proprie-
tor offers to forfeit One 'Hundred Pounds if the Vegetable
Dve does not answer every purpose for which it is ricomend-
ed. Sold, price ss. 7s. 6,r. la, 6d. and One Guinea, by James
2-...:kinson, Perfumer,. No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square,
L,...idon, and by most Perfumers and Hair Dressers in Town
and Country.
4,,,,,f Ladies and Gentlemen in the Cvntrysending a remit-
tance by post, will have a supply by return coach. •
Also, patrol,ised by the Ro7:11 Family, and most of the No-
bility, ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, allowed to he the
most elagant Article ever invented to woisten the Hair with
in dressing; it removesall dandruff, or other impurities, which
to Ahes it harsh.or obstructs the growth, ai.:}kes it grow thick
and long, gises it a gloss and appearance beautiful hernia
description, produces a strong Curl, Which retains its firm in
exercise, or'in dasrp weather, &c. For its wonderful proper-
. ties for the Growth of the Hair, gee some remarkable testi-
! ninnies of itselleacy titan " Essay on the Hair," enclosed
. with each B,Ntt le, price 3s. Gd. Gs. and Our Guinea,
• Caution-=Ac'.. for Atkinson's Fluid or Dye, and observe the
Sii;nature, as thCiC art Counterfeits.

This Day was pribli4cd,
Price 4s. Gd.. bound, the Fourth Edition of

GENERAL PRONOUNCING and EX-
/9A. PLANATOKY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE. To which is added, a V6cabulary ofSeripturePro- .
per Names,&c.
Ry G. FULTON and G. KNIGHT, •
Authors of a Prtinouncing SpeMug-book.
In point of ndtatioti, qq:nitty, and :yllahication, Mr. Fill-
ton's system is, in our opinion, decidedly superior to any
which has yet been adopted in Spelling-books and Dictiona-
ries, for it comi4ines the principles of etymology andorthoepy,
which were unfolded by Sheridan, with all the real improve-
ments of Walker, reduced to a degree of simplicity and pose-• •
tacal facility, which neither the oue nor tile other ever at-
tained.. To such as wish to see more of this system, with a
complete detail of the method in which it is communicated to
learners, we recammoul the perusal of a small tract, com-
posed by Mr. Fulton, entitled '' The Or.l.,epy of the English
A.at)guage simplified," which was published at Edinburgh two
years ago.—British Critic, September ISI3, pages 210, 211,
and 212. . .

London : Published by Gale, Curtis, a3d Fenner, Paternos-
ter-row and Peter Hill, Edinburgh. • .
Where may be had, by the saine A'..:thors,.a Pronouncing
Spelling-book, 'nice is. ed.
The OrthCepy of the .english Lanan,,„”e simplified, price
Is. (id.