The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

For COUGHS, COLDS, &c.

riIHE ,61-4..,(3ealibie'::-.UECTORAL BALSAM
of-410N- inventaa by Sir JOHN HILL, M. D
'The Linnxus of Britain, lecoldmends this excellent prer.ra-
tion as the most salutary and effectual 'fteinedy for all Disor-
ders u. the breast and Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Acrimonr
in the Fhilds; anb Obstructions in-the Glands, are gently and
safely discharged by easy Expectoratia,n, Vb heezings and Un-
easiness in Breathing are speedily removed by a few doses.—
It takes off the irritation, opens _tire Thoractic Ducts, and
heals the Soreness ot Breass and Lungs. Thirty years
e*perience has confirmed the recommendation in the imme -
dial& relief and g adual cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and
'Coniumptions. It isibe greatest Preserver-u:•the Ltingse‘'er
discovered, and contains; all the, healing,softening, and sou
ing qualities. of that salubrious extract" of Flowers called
Honey; it is as restorative as Asses' Milk, and never disa-
grees with the stomach; a,soinintni Cold yieids to its benign
influence in a few h “ aoursnd when resorted to before tne
complaint is far advanced, all danger of Consumption is cer-
tainly prevented.—Price Ss. (Id. per bottle, or-7 in one large
for 225.

TO guard against imposition, observe the names of Shaw
and Edwards, 66, St: Pikul:s ciinrchlard, is .engraved on the
GoVernmentStamp accompanying each bottle. All others are
counterfeits.—Sold (by app..intinent) by. Sanger, Oxford-
street ; Tutt, Exchange;
,Ward,,l-lolborn.

. .
The only Preparation that really prevents the7•Hair turning
Grey, produces a
LUXURIANT GROWFH on BALD PLACES, and-BEAU-
TIFUL FLOItiiiNG CURLS,
Is RO LAND's M` UASSAR 'OIL.

ITS Virtues, produced front astern'Sta, Poi-
sess salubrious, fragrant, and efficacious- 'Properties,
winch never tail in preserving and beautifying the Hair of La-
dies, Gentlemen, 'and -Children{. Produces Whiskerg,'Eye-,
brows, &c. Its pre-eminence has gained the august and be-
nisi' Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princesiof
Wales and Duke of Sussex,;•.'bis imperial Majesty the-Empe-.
.
ror of Russia; hiSSerene Highness the Duke of Brunswick;
his Excellency the Duke del EdfaUtado ;. the' Right Huh. the
_ Earl and Countess of Oxford, and', the Nobility throughout
Europe. ROWLAND's Treatise' on the Nature' and Pre'ser-
ration of the Huthan Hair, 'enclosed with each, genuine •BOt.-
tie, signed on the label, in red ink, " A. Rowland and Son,"
price 3s. 6e1.--105..(.1. and One Chu nea. per bdttle..,
ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; ..
'.or; IMPERIAL DYE.
Which never fails to produce, in a few minutes, a perfect
Change in Red or-Grey Hair; Whiskers, Eyebrows, &t. to a
beautiful Brown or Black, and that glossy, which renders the
appearance of the colour natural. The Dye is so durable
that it cannot he removed by Washing, &c. It is perfectly in-
nocent, and Ladies and Gentleman may dye their own Hair
• with 'ease and; secrecy', 7s. 6d. -per bottle.' ' Ask for Row-
land's Essence of Tyre. Sold by the sole Proprietors,
ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, !Tatou-
Garden, the first turning on the right from Holborn,.and
by_appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, perfumers to her Ma-
jesty, Titehhorne-stre'et; Mr. SMytb, perfumer to his Majesty,
117, Galtie and Pearce, 57, Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner,
'Ntat• Boild--Street ; Thevenot and - Co. Old Bond-street ; .
Bayley' and Blew, perfumers to the Duke 'and Duchess of
York,,Cockspur-street; S. Berry, 17, Johnson, 15, Greek-
street, Soli(); Lowe, :330, Strand; B.atler, 4, Rigge, 65, Clw.ap-
side, and 52, Park-street; Burgess, 63, Holborn-hill; Barclay
and Sotis, 95, Fleet:market ; Newb'ery add Sons, 45,•EdWards,
66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Rowney, 106, Hatton-Garden;
W. Sutton and Co. Bow Charchvard ; Talt, 4,1, Cornhill ;
Weston an. 4 Co. 229; Strand; Weflt, Gracechureb-street , T.
Paine and Co-. 25, Kiik-street ; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Ex-
change; 'Sanger, 150, Grange, 115, Thorn, .45, Turner, -132, ,
Oxford-street; Sizelaud, X'cre-street; Ambridge, 30, Lett-
cliarS,. 47: Piccadilly; Mattrass, 86, D'aViion and Son, 59,
Fleet-street; Marquis, Coleman-street; Keith and Cu. 30,
Collycr, 53, Huguenin, 33, Hay-market; Day 7, Varvell,' es,
Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street ; Holmes, St. James's-street;
Overton, 117, Borough; Swift, 29, Ward, 321, High Hol-
born ; Harris, Ntwgate-street ; and by all' Perfnun.rs and
Nedicine.Vendersin London, and in every Town throughout
the Empire.—The above BQOli; and the Label on each bottle
are entered 'at Stationers' Hall.--Worthy the attentiou of
Merchituts,C4.lptalnS4.4‘.' ' " •

In
a-few :`he pnblkhad, in One Volume, Otay-oo
'with 143-0
, CI IICTI;41.-1.7..ANTI,N,L M:COUNT of the
_La rAMPAI(N in, Itr feitelytAliSlled With Plans of
the Battles of 7YlosOwvid of Nialo-JarOslo'vitz.
43_,Y EUGENE LABACTME,
N
Captain of.theoyalllelAgraplikarEilkineers, Ex-Officer of
ttfe OrdnatfcP of •Prine Chernr(tr• of the begidu
of Honniir; and'of the troll (Town, Arglior of au Abritkged
:History of the. Attu-W.)4c of Vcnice.
Chia ip.fc ip'se'iniserrifna
N. Work: Las excited an extraordinary sensation
i-u France. t is..aiot ntcr(;lya Ifr.rriarratii.e'vi ',Ades, hut
abounds with the.rgolt beautiftilllescriptitius of affecting. ud
i interestinscoiesc was an eye-witness-;
therefore, -we pi ekinie, it cannOt-fail to interest ail classes
of. readers: •
Printed for Salnel Lei Th 18.4,1 grand; -and Basan&e' and
Masson, Great . •

, .
ILES. This painfid and .e.vOltuaily danger-
ous Complaiint"may' be assuaged and•safelY removed,
by having recourse to the Medieine prepared by Vv.
N. id, thanes-street, Co'vent-garden. ;It is Sold .there,ln
paekets.aos. each, or three for 11. In each packet is con-
tained very full and ample-printed Directions;
Cautions, so that ally one suffering under .this 'painful diS-
order, may have the satisfaction of judging,of, tin& pursuing
the most likely and safe mode of effecting relief,'Or of g.p..re-
jug.. against, ire prerenting the -clanger t'istuki,
springs from. neglected or ill-lounaged,Biles.,, 2 ,:kon, other
names great in medical science, wbo have approved of the
Mode,Of relief suggested by the .presetit'inediciue (or of the
ingredients which eurtipose it, and•the Mode of mlininistering
them), may• be mentioned. the celehrated Stahl, 'Hutlanan,
CulleiiMarwin, and John ft : When the. Piles ;tie laid
„attention to in their early stage, the be:ilia:7, art has resourcessuilickoit, not only to relieve, The,e
resources are pointed ont:in tfic above printed ections.
Allay be had also from Randall, Royal ,Exchange; Maude, An-
dover.; Crutwell, Eecne,,Meyler, liath•; Tyler, Brent-
Wood ; 13ulgin, Mills, Bristol ; —Seeley,-Ruckinglawi; Town-
son, ‘Chatham ; Marsden;.ColeYester.;•Jrilliffe, Crewkerne ;
Clneenborougli,-Dunsta-ule; .Trewtnitn, or.Woolnmr, Exeter;
Blake, hailstone; Harold, Marlborough ; Inwood, Newport
Pagnoll ; Dicey, or 3 4!.f.., ..T;ints, 'Oxford ;
Rochester; Brodie, Salisbury; Crutwelli or Lang-don,
Sli,:rborne; Jog et, .Wells; Edeb Wick-
ham.

TO THE FSOPRIETORS OF THE AMERICAN SOOll-
- SY11111):

- - - -
71ATAD AM,—About two Months since my Child
Lv
-.wits .taken with thont violent screamings, night and
day. We knew it proceeded front, the Teeth. I immediately
purchased a bottle of your American Soothing Split); when
to toy great snyprisey in a (ea' minutes after the e-nuts were
rubbed, the-child Went oil in a comfortable sleep ii'or several
hours. In about a-Week, two teeth came through; in a very
short time afterwards, to our utter astonishment, six more
made their appearance, without the child's sliewing the least
symptowi of uneasiness. He 1,,; now cutting two double-teeth
with apparent ease. I administmed souse to a neighbour's
child, who was nut expected to survive through the agonies
of its teeth, when, to the joy of its mother, he immediately re-
vived, and shortly after four teeth made their appearance.
Any Lady, whO may has e their doubts of its wonderful elTe,et
had myself before: applied it), shallbe satis,ied bye:1;1-
'llg ,at my hoose,,NO..a, Crosby-row, King-street, Borough.
I ani, Madam, -yours respectfully,
April 29. 1814. R. FRF,AKES.
.To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson .and Williamc„
No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; and by their appoint-
ment, ofNeiviiery, Churth-yard, tinrl Damr-street,
Du!,lin; Barclay, Fleet-market; Dicey -and Sutton, Bow
Church-yard; Shaw and Edwards,. St.• Paul's Church-yard ;
Butier, 4, Cheapside ; LonOtirte, Smithfield ; ,and by
all the principal
.Medicine yenders in Town and' Countryi
at 2s. 9d. a bottle. • '7.

Caution.—Be sure ,to ask for._!‘ Johnson and Williams's
American Soothing syrup," as' there are 'several spurious
sorts.'

N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor es usual., at her
.hOuse, everiTtiesdayy. and Satni-day mor:►iug, from "Nine to
Ten o'Clock, on bringing a letter from a respetitable hou*e-
keeper, to certify that they arc real oh.jects of charity.