The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

BEAUTY OF PERSON.

A S -nothitig is a greater Ornament than a White
A Sei• of Teeth, TROTTER'S ASIATIC TOOTH-
POWDER( or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE,. which has
met with universal encourazerne,nt- from the first Personages
of Fashion and Distindion, during a period or Eighteen Years,
is recommended to. the attention of the Public. , Ladies and
Gentlemen who have not tried the effed of this excellent Den-
tifrice, will find a single box a saffieient quantity toas,certain
its efficacy and virtues ; its excellencies being acknowledged
by the most respectable Medical Authotities, used, by several,
and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the
Teeth, "sweetens, the Breath, -possesses no acid that can cor-
rode the'enamel, and is extremely sate in its use. From its
astringency it strengthens the gum, eradicAtes the scurvy.
which 'often proves the destruction, of a whole set of Teed',
preserveS scund Tee'th from decay, secures dec yeerfeeth from
becoming worse, -fastens those which arc loose, proves the hap-
py means of preventing their being drawn.. But what has en.,
itanced'tt iu the estitrittion of Ladies and Gentlemen who
have been in the 'habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re-
turn of the Tooth-ach, with which, before that period, they
had been .violently allliele.X;. and obviating the necessity of
that most disagreeable of r4operations--Scaling the' Teeth.
Likewise a Tindate which possesses the power of easing
the most violent Tooth-ach, and,braces the Gums, and is a
Was 4 after the Powder, perfectly safe in its use, having no
acid.- -M.-Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen going abroad
to take with-thent,.as Gentlemen who have been abroad have
found the good elfeds of the .Powders in long voyages; and
also proper for: all Families,. and iSchbols to keep by them-.
She. cautions the Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any
Asiatic Tooth-Vow:lir without !‘ M. Trotter on the Stamp,
on the top. of the boa, seVcral compositions having been
vended for it, in Town and Country,.
Sold, whOleiale and retail, at the warehouse, No. 3, Beau-
fort Buildings, • Strand; and by. appointment, by Messrs.
,Buller and Loder, 0 xford; Mr. Reynolds, Bath • Mrs.
ghearcilif and- Andrews, ; Mr. 'Crewman, Exeter;
Mr. S,naek, Pertsiboath; Mr. Richards, ell mouth ; Mr.
Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Edmbruls, North:imp:on ; Mr. La,
cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, Reading; Mr. Middle.
ditch;•• IpSwich ; Mrs. Polletr, Colchester; fir. Brass,
Ifull ; • Mr., tibial-auk, Derby ; 'Mr. Winks, G ainshro' ;
Mess. Dillon, Chester;
,Mr. Alcired, Yarmouth;
Crossand Wood, Shrewsbury; Mr. Rice, W4.kefi,Ad;
ton, Leicester; and Mr. Spence arid Mr. Raeburn, ,din.
Irergh J.- and Bull, Dublin. Price 6d, a Box ; Tincture,
24. 9.i. ditty India Brushes, ts. each.
• • • •

IMPERIZL PARLI4PIEN T.

HO US OF PEERS,

THURSDAY, JUNE 24.

THE House met, pursuant to adjournment, short-
ly after one o'clock, when their Lordships pro-
ceeded. to the transaction of private business. The
farther consideration of the appeal- Harlawe and
others ‘v. the Governors of Merchant Maiden Hos-,
vital, Edinburgh, &c. standing first in order, their
Lordships came to a decision, the effect of which
was, partly to affirm certain interlocutors, to re-
verse othe...s, and to remit the remaining points- of
the case- for the farther consideration of the Court
of Sessi6n.
On the Appeal, Hog v. Thwaites, their Lord-
ships ea= to a decision, tending to reverse the
decree. •

On- the important cause, the Fleshers' Company
of Edinburgh cv. the Lord Provost and Corporation
of the same, the LoRD CiiANCELLOR delivered
his sentiments of its merits at considerable length.
He concluded by movirg a proposition, as the
judgment of their Lordships, the result of which
was, that the cause be remitted back to the farther
consideration of the Court of Session, with di-
redions, &c.

Lord RLOW shortly delivered his opinion
of the case, and he- expressed his hope, as„ the
cause would certainly come here again, that the
Court of Sessiou would condescend to state sped_
finally what demands are to be made, and. against
what persons, and their reasons in point of law
upon which such demands arc grounded.
The question was then put, on the LORD Cif 4N-
C pioposition, which was agreed to by the

The consideration of the remaining causes which
stood for this day, among which is the important
e‘ise of judgment, Morthland (v. Cadell, were, on
the motion of the LORD
tomorrow.till

The various Bills before the House were for-
warded in their respedive stages. These were
mostly third readings, and among these were the
Alien and Deer Steilling Bills, which stood parti-
cularly as Orders f the Day.
The Paper Duty Bill went through a Committee,
and was reported v. allowt any amendment.
Some f;:rtiier private business was then dispo,ed
pfs and their Lordships adjourned till to-tnorrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

THVItSDAY, JUNE 24.

Tr u' Report of the Committee respeEEng, the prm
vidirg additional RoomS and Offices for Committees,
Wastalc,n into consideration, on which
Mr. BANKEsinoved, that an humble Address 'be
presented to His iVla;esty, laying before His Ma-
jesty the Report, wi!i the Plans' thereto annexed,
and praying that His Majesty would be graciously
pleased to give directions for carrying into effect the
Alterations and Improvements therein described,
and that the House would make good the same.—
Ordered.