The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-26 00:00:00

SAVING TO COLONELS OF REGIMENTS.

STEPHENS begs to inform COLONELS
. who have to CLOTHE REGIMENTS,• that he will
furnish them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Sadlery,'Shocs,
Shirts, &c. &c. at Five per Cent, less in rice than what
they'are now paying on the same Credit, and for any number
of years that may he a;:reed 0n.—N0.,25, UppetTliaines-
street, near Blackiriars-bridge. •

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'DARNING and REPEATING 'WATCHES.
v BERRoLLAs4, inventor anti Patentee, 19.1, Strand;
a Private Dour opposite St. CL rent's Church.—'Phis highly
usefai Invention is to remind the NVearer of any number of
appointments he •may • have to attend to in the .course of
the' day, and to awake hiln in the morning, is incontestably
one of the most convenient and useful objects that can Ite•
desired; as a Warning, and 'Repeating NVateh, , its utility
is obvious, and tvill he found to combine every desired pur-
p.,se. The construction of this Alarum is a matter of pecu-
liar cptisideration, as it can be sold for the same price as ;my
other plain Watch, and is so simple in its nature as not iii the
Last to injure, or prevent its well going and performance IN
and even allowing the IVearer no oppurtunify for misma-
nagement. •

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY,
C 2, Qticen•street, Cheapside, London

IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR • BROWN,
for Park Paling, Slates, Out Buildings, and Weather Board-
ing of every description.
Ineisihlc
Greeti, per Cwt. 51..15. Red or Brown .. per Cwt.,Ps-.'
1)1•1; Green White Paint.. • .6.05.
Olive ditto . Prepared Oil to thin them.
Lead Colour 565• for U.‘e. as. Gd. per Gal.
Stone Colour sfis. Fine Paints for inside Work of
Chocolate Colour s(is" every dekription, &c.
Refined Tar Brown 2s. per Cwt...--Cominota do. ISs per Cwt.
THE DIPENETRABLE PAINTS are very
arnamental, and will cover a surface neatly twice as
great as other Paints: tiny also pos'e's which
renders then) peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work Con-
stantly exposed to the effects of the .Welitl4:r ; and from their
grouud in Linseed Oil, and drying very quiclt, they ate
applicable to 'the -g7eneral purposes of nicfal Inside Painting,
as they give at the same time a preserving and v'cry handsome
covering.. Th L-y are also a Cure far the Worn' and Dry ltot,
will stand in liot Climates, and are ease of application, being
used in the sante manner as other Paints.
The COAL TAR naowN is recommended for the cover-
ing of Rough Fencing, Porous Wood it tiler ground or
seater; particularly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble
in water; the Worm will not penetrate where it is .used ;
it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is cosily applied;
requiring only to be heated and kid on with a common tar
brush.
Sold by UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside.

N E w:r oN S Tour POWD Elt—Th
Powder is as pleasant in tht application, as it is ex-
cellent in its effects; it speedily renders-the teeth white and
smooth, the gams healthful, red, and firm; and by constant
use will preicrrc them in this desirable' state, to the utmost
limits of human life. It fortifies the enamel, and prevents
the accumulation of tartar: and even where the chainel has
been impaired, by the applieatiori of pernicious dentrifice car
by, any other means, it will renotate it in a manner to be cre-
dited only by those who'experience or witness its efficacy :• it
gradually but effectually dissolve:: tartar which neglect may
have permitted to collect; takes out all dark streaks, or dis-
' Colourings of the teeth, which prove so material a drawhack
to beauty,/ prevents those 44-li .which are already partly dc-
cavd, from ever becoming wril;:.se; and demises. beautifies,.
and preserves 'those that are. sound ;- by those intans corn-
. pletely superseding the necessity of a dentist's interierence,
who, c 'operations, though they nay give temporary satifac-
tint>, are often succeeded fly the most disagreeable conse-
quences ; it imparts to the tireatli the MoSt7delrglitful fra-
grance, and to the gums, that florid redness which indicates y.
healthful state. Those who constantly use till's piiwiiCe- as,
directed, will never have the tooth7ach,. or a touthdee'Ay, hot
will
,preserve their teeth kAtlld and white, tu the most ad-
vanced old age.
.•
Prepared by B. Ti. Newton, and sold by his agent, Mr.
.F.dWaids, 68, on the Foot Wav, St. Paurs'Clinrch-yard, neat ly
oprisitt, the North Gttt) ^.s. 9d. each.

• • Lately published, . • ,
In One Volume, Royal Octavo, price ip boards,

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A N AN LYFI( AL TA BLE of .rIie,PRIVAIT
:4;-"A: ST.),TUTES .passed between the i:it GM); IL A.D. 17i7i
ijils2d (ieo. 111, A.l). 1312, botli-iticlu,ii,:e, arranged dhuo-
-irologleally, alphabetically: 'aiia according- te the Subject
Matter, and combining, in focilit;• of reference, the utility,.
of each of these Nletinnis of. Arrangement. . .

By GE()IIGE B11..1:11WELI,, of 'Lincoln's-inn-fields

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This Book will be fOun•l particularly useful. to. L•li colt-
reyancers, ao:1 others critic:A:'pp! in prcp.xtimt or
passing Pi irate Acts of Paitliarnent,.heini;•'tho'.olliy Digest
hitherto published Of the Title's.of Private Acts,preixed to
the several Editions of thr.Statutei at Large.. •
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