The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-12 00:00:00

BEAUTY OF PERSON.

A. S nothing is, a greater Ornament thiin,a.White
Set of Teeth, TROTTE R's` ASIATIC TOOTH-
POWDER, or ORI ENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has
met withnoiversal. encouragement from the tirst Personages
of Fashion and Distinction, doritig a Pedod 'of Eighteen Years,
is recommended to ;he attention of. the Public.—Lades and
Gentletnn who have not tried the e.tlel of this excellent. Den-
tilrice, will tindasingle box a suill.dent.qoantity to ascertain
its efficacy and virtues - its excellencies acing acknoo,tedged
by the most.rollectable'•Medical Authorities, uaed by several,
and recommended. Tae Powder cleanses -mut beautifies
the Teeth, sweetens theßreath; possesses, no' acid than ct:At.
corrode the. enamel;
,and is extremely sate in itslise. Fri nt.
its astringency, it stvengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
which ()Pen provcs the destrudion of a whole set of Teeth,
preserves sound teeth front decay, secures decayed, font
bLlDining worse,. fastens, thpse .which are ljuse,' Provos the
happy ni:2ans of
.preventing their being drOWn. Bat what
has enhanced it in the estimation of Latlies7aiiitGentlemen,
who have been. in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents
the return of the TOoth-acir, with whkh, !;efoi-e that.perio4.
they hart been violently atilictecl; anti obviating the neeegsity
of that most disagreeable ()fall operations—S.;aling the Teeth.
Likewise a. Tincture which possesses the power of easing,
the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the GtOns,_ and is'a'
Wash after the Powder pertedly safein -its use,..having -no
acid. M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen g6iirgabniad,
to take with-than; as (=Litt lemen whO:have been abroad have
tdund the good eintis "of.tiw. Powders . iii long Voyages and
also propet for-all Families, and Schools .to keepby.
She ,mutions the llobiltty and Gentry against 1.1-w
-chasing
any 'Asiatie-Tooth-PoWder without ‘`,M. -Trotter" On the
Stump, on the top of the box, compositions having
been vended for it, in Town and Country.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beonfort,
buildings; Strand; and, by her appointment, by-Messrs. Buller
and Latter, Oxfard ; Mr. Reynolds, Bath-; Mrs.Shearcliltr, and
Andrews, Bristol; Mr. `crewman, Exeter; Mr. Mottley, and
Snack, Portsmouth ; Mr. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr. Wood,
Weymouth ; Mr. Edmonds, Islorihampton;-Mr. Lucas, Siauth..--
ampton ; Mr. Howard; Reading; Mr. Middlechtch, Ipswich;
Mrs. Pollett, Colchester ; Mr. Brass, Hull ; Mr. Holdbrook,
Deroy ; Mr. Wink;, Gainsbro' ; Dillon' Chester; Mr.
Aldred, Varmoutn ; Mrs. Cross, and Wood, Shrewsbury ;
Mr. Rice, Wakefield ; Swinton, Leicester ; and Mr. Spence,
and Mr. Racburn, Edinburg h.. Price zs. 6d. a Box; Tinc-
ture zs. 9.1..c1uty included. I ndiA Brushes Is. each.,

Cdtisa later, vis est Notissinu!

THE Restorative ANIMA of QUASSIA, in
the form of Pills, lately invented and prepared by
HAL LA M.-and' Co. which is tburid an -immediate and. in-
Om parable Remedy for • •
Weak, relaxed,-. and debili

HygochonciAac Ainahans;

tated Constitutions, Hai teal Purgings;
Loss of Apetite, - • Nervous Weaknesses,•- Pains and Weakness of the The deletericius Etnels.of hot
Stomach, • C limates or I ntemperance:-
In short, in most cases where the constitution has been re-
ducetrand debilitated by disease.or intemperance, its restora-
tive elletts are equally astonishing and unprecedented. ,
The antiseptic powers of Quassia are too well known to
require further-comment ; and the, restorative etleCts of its
" CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS' certainly'enritle-that
Preparation to the highest- estimation and confidenee ,of the
,Neiwous and Debilitated; and to such it is at this season
particularly recommended; not only as a Restorative, but a
safe Preventative of Contagion•fromlnfe6lious and epidemic
Diseases, so generally prevalent... : .
The remark-able.- Case of Colonel Oliver, produced by exces-
sive heat-and fatigue at the,Siege of Seringapatam (of which
we shall -dive the Colonel's own account), is here brought
forward, as it must do away every dot tof •its efficacy,
and display the restorative powers of the Medicine. • -
No. 13, Wigninie-street Cavendish-square;
SIR, . February 19, 'Sol.: • -
In the lait Campaign in India (which terminated so forttu
nately for the-. British Empire;, I was exposed, during e
march through (the Mysore, to excessive fatigue and a burn-
ing sun, that enervated' my wifole system, Which increased
rapidly' in the course of the Siege of Serii.apatam ; durink
wnich; from the 'dampness of the entrenchments, I was 'at-
tacked with a violent dysentery, and by further. exertionin
the carrying' 'by assault thiSimportlnt
,place,
_Was so far re,-
duced as-to be rendered incapable of further service.; the
whole system had received a shoe',;. that threatened immediate
dissolution; no part of it'seemed longer capable of perform--
ingits proper finteeo..-; the stomach and bowels were unable
to retain the small quantity of food taken, which passed off
immediately the nervous system and muscular fibres were
equally atfeded with constant tremor-and debllity„ to such a
.degree as to render even walking extremely difficult. This
alleetion, with the constant :rritation in the stomach and.
bowels, produced con:inn:al_ pain and fatigue. During my
passage, to :England, I had every assistance. without the
smallest- advantage. - On my arrival I. procured medical aid
frordevery quarter tha-t'was thought likely to afford relief,
'and' tor several months attended rep:lady to the medicine
and fegimen prescribed.. by my:Pliy-sien:ias, -without receiving
the leait benefit. In 0 Elober last I .eidledron von, to inquire
if Hallam. and Co.'s • Extrad,.,ot Anna of Quassia, was
likely to be of service in my-hopeless situation; I took it
from your recommendatimi, and have the.happiness of feel-
ing myself perfectly restored; and that by taking a fetv boxes
only. A fewdoses pteduced- an. ease and- regnlarity in the
stomach and bowels; that irut nok been expeficnced since the
first attack of the disontAr. in theft, the ‘v nole train of tits-
tre3sing symptoms were soon elleduatly reliived, and have
now the happiness-to ettjczy a state of health %l'had little rea-
son-to expect . : ' • .

To B. Shaw, No, 74, Borough,' London. •
Many additional proois of its efficaby; too numerous for
serLion here, though equally singular al-id well attested, limy
be seen in a Pamphlet, deirvered gratis as above, to which
we icier the Valetudinarian.

The Proprietors, particularly request ?urchasers will he
'cirre-ful to observe each box has 'a Certificate, signed in red
ink,. ". E. Hallam and Co." as no other can possibly be
genuine..
Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw, N. 74, Borough ; and
reta-,1 by l:axter and Co. Eilinbutzli and GlasOw, and one
Vellder in every Town, in boxes of Ss. and ros. ed. each,
and large packages, con tining five js. biaar.es tl. 25, each,
duty inettlded, '