The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-09 00:00:00

IFPICF, SIXPENCE HALFPENNY

AS,l_ri ON.
J. T. RlGGE'SZelebrated Magnetic Razor Table!, Pa..
trottise.‘t by the, Distinguished though Envied sanction of
his Roy Highness the PRINCE REGENT.
H 'TE proverbial excellence of ails Inventtoo,
which,Will keep Razors in a constant state of efficient'
Repair for ywc,ity 1' ears, without the aid of a Cutler, has
excited a marked and pointed jealousy in the mind of 0ne...0f
Our first rate Cutlers in London, who has descended to a con-_
teinptib.le attempt at opposition- and external gmitation,.
whichnuds only to be seen to_ prove its insignificance, on a
comp-3ElOOn with 1. T. Rtt,d.,,c's .Magnetic Razor Tablet be-
ing dialp;:trically opposite in its. use and of eels (. T.
Inventor of the Ma,t;rietic Tablet, grateful to. the Public tot
their very liberal port and encouragement; considers
self imperiously called upon txi;assert,, in order so prey ..nt
-imposition, that his Magnetic Tablets have been constantly,
atiti_will.continue to he,,,sold;with.his Sioature;, ant: nun:
bered in Red Ink ; such oniy
,arc: his genuine Invention and
Maintiodure, and which are4ppointed to be Sold by one or
ino:e respeetable Agents iii every. City and Town thr,,ugh..
'mit the United 'Kingdom, price 75. 6d. ; also a ,nest 11 In-
vented Razor SA-op, upon entirely original principles, of va,
rious sizes, from 3s. 6d. to each,'at his Warehouses, 651
Cheapside,, and sz, Park street, Grosvenor square. Mag-
netic Razor Strop Composition, of two qualities, 35..6d.
Neapolitan Rose Shaving Paste, fbr portable 'Travelling
Cases,, is.,and as. A Tablet for Penknives, •
-Razors accurately set on -the Magnztic Tablet without
charge, where, a purchase is made of either Strop or Tablet,
and money *returned; it perfect satisfa6tion is not yielded.

• TULE DICTATES OF COMMON SENSE.-
" Like leaves on trees, the race of man is found,
" Some green in youth, some with'rhig on the ground:"
VEUE'IAhLE MEDICINE

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ENGLISH DIET 0R1N1i..2-BOERHAATE'S 'and Silt
JOHN HILL'S-UNIVERSAL. REME.D.Y..
„.
k-HESE 'great -and eminent Physicians, by an in-
Innate and profound knowledge of Botanical Science;
concurred in prediding the possibility of discovering in the
vegetable world a remedy for almost every .human milady.
That. the _English. Dict.Dritik,,introduced by Dr. joshua -
Webter into his .Medical PraCtiCe, so far bick as 1745, and
since achninistered by, himself. with uniform success for 6,
yea rs.to both sexes and all agvs, is a discovery that approaches
nearer than' any 'other yet made to this univet sal character,
has after various and complete experiments been acknow.
lodged by the venerable Dr. Franklin, of America, by Drs, .
Aden and Sir R. lebb, of London, and by rnany other nigh
and distingniShed names, both at home an I abroad. But tha
best' pradical: test of truth .is experience ; and the many
thOusands that have cured, since its first introdution.
by Dr. Webster, of every deseription"Of Fever, of Nervous •
and .Hypochondriac Complaints, of Sea and Land 'Scurvy, 0(
Scrophula, ot•evl::ry species of gruption, which indicate im-
purity of Blood', of Consumptions, Astlitnas, Dropsies, '&c..will bee the most satistadory, evidencO, of the extraordinarypowers :and astonishing efficacy of this Vegetable Medi-
cine. . .
'l,finsir. who wish for. More; particular information on the
charinaer and properties of the English . Dier Drink, and of.
the 41-variety of the cures it has etn&ed, May ebn.
suit Dr. We ster's excellent. work on the subject, a mow
edition of which is just iiublik!fed by the Proprietor,' price
3.3...iii.haards; and 4,. small ,pamphlet, price is. 6d. contain.,
ing a .list of thirty reiparkable cures, which all occurred.in
•1810 .4 ancLthe Redder of tliesf prodndions may be assojed,
that he will not only not he disgusted with the inflated bom-
bast of the Stupid pretender,With the quaint and stilted puff.-
ing of the quack, not with .the fabricated fidions of the
shameless impostor, hut will find the DoCtor's Book the
work of a manofgreat professional experience, teaming, and
~
humanity,
•• Sold iiMialf. pipit bottles; its ; piht ditto, is. 6d. ; and ft%
quart ditto, 1.45. each, duty included.
Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. !S lee and
Co. Borough High street, And,_by:one at least, in every con-
siderable Town in the United Kingdom ; and by the follow_
ing•Veriders in Loudon, by their Agents :—Messrs ' !toward
and - Evans. Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Elliotsn, (-tie-
. mist and Druggist, rc6, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Ware-
house, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Coles.
Worthy, Chemist and Druggist, 144, Wl;itechapel ; MCuri,
sey, Chenrist, 24, Great Surrey-street, BlaCkfriars- road, and.
at Kennington-cross ; Sanger (late Bacon), jso, Oxford-
street ; Nlidgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand;' Hurl.
-son and Co. Chemists, 11:c.• at, Haymarket ; Ward, 324,
Holborn ; and Mattress, Perfumer, lis, Fleet street. •
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The Atlii4-led with COliC US will find their interet in
Attention to the following :
To MR. MADDEN.
From Mr. Carter, Bank of England.
•

• " SIR, .
A BOUT two,years ago 1- was afilicled with a
Nervous Consumption, when my Lungs were so
inflamed as to render toe incapable of conver;ing With a friend,'
or communicating my wanta'to those around me, I. had at
that time the advice of some of the most eminent of the, Pa-'
culty, who all agreed that there. was no Nidleal curd for my
complaint; and atter a long co,-rse of Medicine, 1 found
that I got worse instead of better and that my frame he-
came every day more and more debilit,:ted, and_ I expdted
every bight would end my mural existence, as I used to be
regularly att,cked in the inglit. with spasms for two or tiiree
hours. 1 Was at this.time in the country, Where 1 went
by
the advice,of the. Physicians.; and being reduced to the last'
extremity, I thought I would make a trial of your Vegetable
Essence,. knowing the good efledi it had had in the rettira~
tion of some of my fellow.sr.vants. 1 accordingly sent to
town tbi some immediately, began taking it according to
your diredions, foutyl, in 'a very short time, that •the
mation began to abate, and by the time 1 had taken tke that
bottle,l could talk and lead with as much ease and clearneit
as ever 1 could in my‘ life.
"1 am, Sir,
, " Your most obliged Servant,.
• " JOHN CARTER.

" Bank, Tune 16, 18o8."
From Charles Head. Graves, Esq. Somerset.streei, Port-
man-square.

'

" DEAR SIR, . .
. . . .
"I am inneli indebted to you for the Bottle of your inva-
luable- Vegetable Essence,' and feel peat pleasure in intorm.
ing you that it has totally removed the most violent t_'ouglt
and Iloitsadts I Was ever troubled with. I am persnact
I.snall not,be trespass,ing upon your benevolence by saying,
I shall be obliged by your ailbrding similar relief to the beater
of this ~ote, the wife of, an industrious tradesman in out
neighbourhood, whn labours, as ycu will perceive, undet a
most'siivete 'and distressing 1
n,
essianigC(ote Cough.
Sir,h.
.
6' Very truly,
• " Your obhzed Servant,
" C. HEAD GRAVES.
‘..1 Somerset-street, Portman-square, WI: 24, 18c9." .

CONSUMI l lON.,,sooften and justly termed the
of England, lias in numberless instances been prevented,
or its._ progress arrested ;: and. its- foretunners. cOntmon
COLDS, COUG.:AS., &c as well as the 1-I,oping Cough,
Asthma, and other ..Pulinonary Complaints. have ljen en-
tirely, and speedily, removed by the administration of
MADD bekvS LW El'Al3l,l: ESSENCE.
A small pamphlet containing an accoind of its virtue's and
the testimonies .0t neaily a hundred ladies and gym Ennen of
high respettability,. in its favour, may he had at ,Mt B. Mail-
. den's 14, Gloucester-street, Queen's-square filooinsbury ;
at, Mt,' A rlis's, 87, BartholeineW.close' West Smithfield;
at Mr. Sanger's,. 150, Oxford-street; at Mr. Matirass's, 1;s,
Fleet-street; at Miss Randall's 'Front gate Of the Royal I{k•
change,,; at Mr. Clarke's, 09, lligh-strcet, Borough; at
Mr. lion's bookseller, Cheap-street, Bath, and at Messrs.
Megty and Chalk's Chelhistord. price, 6.d. where also triajr
be had the Esseucc itse.lt, in bottles, price7s. each, the stamp
included The'proprictor •wdl only add, that 'a single tea-
spoonful of this valuable preparation is a dose. fora ,grown
person, that in appearance and taste it is as pleasant as Whire
wine—and that obj:.ds of Charity may apply at Gloucester.
street, wit, re it is dispensed to such gratuitously—Any quan-
tity. not less than. three bottles, sent to any part ,or the
kingdom, (carriag,e lice) upo.l:teceivlng an inaistite of otl4
pound.