The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-01 00:00:00

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ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.

The KING's MOST EXCELLENT MA) ESTY, Patron.
The Right Hon. EARL of STA MFO LM Preziclem

AT the MONTHLY MEETING of the MA.-
A G E RS, holden. July the tith, iSos ;
1011 N riAv kNeoRT, Esq. E. M. S. In the Chair;
It was unanimously resolved'
That the following Refiectionsbe respeafully addressed to
the Public, as the Summer Months have invited Persons of
all ranks and ages to the Thames, Ponds, or Rivers. either
for the return of Health, Business, or their Amusement : •
t. An immense Number of Persons have been rescued
from a Watery Grave.
2. Many of the restored were Children.
3. Others were Suicides, rushing into Eternity.
# he Rewards paid to various Claimants for the Restoration
of the Lives of Men, Women, and Children, have been very
numerous, and amounted to a large Stun —The Funds are
therefore much diminished by such large Monthly Disburse-
meiLts, The. Managers reined: 41111 y hope that the Humane
and' Aiguettt will countenance and support an Institution so
truly produetive of Individual Happiness and Public Benefit.
JOHN DA VF. NPO it T. Chairman.
Ten Guineas constitute— A Governor for Life.
Two Guineas—An Annual 'Director.
One G ninea annually constitutes -A Governor.
Subscriptions, Sec. are received at Baron Dimsdale's; Ful-
lers and Ctiatterls ,• Down and Co. ; Drununonds; South.
Nvark' Bank ; the Laudon Colke-houSe; by the Managers;
and Dr. Hawes, Treasurer, No, S. Spital-square.
(Signed by Order)
JOHN BEAUMONT, Register.

THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR.
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES.

nUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
.L. 3 Ware-rooms and Manutadory, Nos, 13 and-14, Cattle.
rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest.
neatest, and most ceconornical Fashions, of well seasoned
materials, and. excellent workmanship, with several im-
provements. -
BUTLER respedfully relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices
and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti-
cles. It is well known that Bo T r.s.R has two patents, one
for Tables; the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first
is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables,_and is allowed to
be a great improvement ; it renders them inore convenient
for Houses, ar:d Much mere portable. The principle of the
other is applicable to most kinds of fit.sisteads, as Four. k:ost,
Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singular's' use-
ful in sickness, and each, when shot up, make a. handsome
piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Rorini, &c.
rhe Foe: Post and,Tent Beds go together ire all parts with
brass, and are fixed with much ease without the. help, of
toots or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable.
Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates; also portable Chairs, arc.
BU T L ER'S patent MalitaildUres have been graciously Pa-
tronized by the King, Queen, and Royal FaMily, and ho-
noured by orders front numbers of the Nobility tout Gentry,
and have been highly approved of in the Last and West
Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa.
vourable encouragement, and for Which he returns his grate-
tul acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kinrfUt.
tires of some others, who fix up large Sign-li artis, with
Bur Ltit's name inscribed, which may hclp also to promote
his'Business,- m should it he designed otherwise, he begs to-.
represent that he continues ,(not withstanding the attempts
to mislead the Public) to manutacture and sell his Supe.
rior Four-post and other Bed r, excellent Dining 'Tables, and
Cabinet Articles as above, n nel y ; Catherine-street,' It doors
-front the Strand,.; Brick a,nt 'louse, where he has con-
structed several Tools and Machines for work 'ng .the Same,
and has otherwise been at- considcirable ex pence. to bring them
to that utility anti degree of perfection at which they now
are. At the same place may be had every Article for the •
completely Furnishing Houses. N. 13. For .: xportation.
*,.,* Be particular as to the Address.

For the TEETH and GUMS

TIDE. Public is respeEtfully cautioned against !it'll-
tations of the ESSENCE of PLA L and .PEARL
D ENT' 1, RACE, inventeffby the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist
to the Queen and the Prince •of 'Wales, which' have been
proved by long experience to be infinitely more efficacious tor
the Teeth 'an& Gums than any thing yet cilSeovered: they
preserve the Teeth, even to Old Age, render them white and
beautiful, without impairing the,enamel, fasten- such as are
loose, prevent those that are bad from further decay, render
the areath delicately sweet, and 'cure the Scurvy,• with all
other Complaints to which the Teeth and Gums arc liable.
• They continue to be sold wholesale and retail by Bayley.
and Blew,- No.
.5, Cockspur-street,- London, mice 2s. 9(1;
each, .inclosed in a Stamp, ill_ which the Mlowing words are
engraved, " 1. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street,".
the Forgery whereof is Felony. Sold also retail by T. Scar.
man (late Partner- and Successor to Mr. Millet), George.
street; Hanover-square.

SCOI"C's LILAC 131,00 M AND PINK DYE, TO

COLOUR SILK STOCKINGS.

THE first of these gives the blossom hue, so much
ae!rnired by many in Nevv Silk Stockings ; it also dyes
Si Linen, Muslin, Titl44, Gauze, &i:. the tine St Purple,
Lilac and Violet, /cc. of variowi
.tints, at 'pleasure,. and a
tolerable Morone colliur.

Likv‘vise sCt)C
.'r K_ s 'PIN DYE, possessing the like
qualities, equally beautiful and approved. Price 2.5. 6.t. tad'
the Packet, with printedinstruetions,
S Colrs Liquid True Blue, Nankcen.Dye, durable Ink
to mark Linen with a Pen that Will not discharge,
.Superthie
Prepared'Water Colours, arid all necessaries for Drawing and
Colouring, prepated and sor..t wholesale and Retail, at his
Manufa4ory, No. 417, riv..r Bedforthstrect,- in the Strand,
'London, and tiy most respectable Vend;:rs of Bottle Articles
in the British .lioininions.. _

lie atten.tiv.e. tite Proprietor's name is marked on the out.
side of every Packet, nuns other is geiiiiipe.

PRINCE% DENTIST, No. 333, OXFORD-STREET.
A RTIFICIAL TEETH skillfnllS placed, from
L 1 One to a whole Set, so as not to be discovered from
Natural Teeth, and which will always be found Co retain
their natural Colour.—Mr. P. is to be consulted every
.thy,
at his house as above, where all the various operations incl.
dent to the Teeth and Gums are carefully performed, on Mo-
derate 'retails It IN C E's GRENA 12 I* I Nei LI F., the
only Remedy yet discovered for fastening Teeth that are looSe;
and is particularly recommended to Persons wearing Attih-
cial 'feed' tied to their Natural,, as it will prevent the Nag
tural from becoming loose. Price los. 6d. per Bottle.—
PRINCE's PASTE PEARLS for concealing Decayed Teeth
in pont,, so as not to be discovered they arc decayed Ladies
and Gentlemen, may apply these Paste Pearls themselves in
a moment, by/following the inclosed directions. These Paste
Pearls are particularly recommended to Persons resitting at
a `distance from a Dentist, who have the misfortune of losing
front Teeth; as they may on an occasion be enabled from
these Paste Pearls to make one themselves. Price
guinea per Box, containine ten Pearls; or one coo tanning fifty,
two Cuineas.—PßlNCE', CHERRY PASTE,I4 preserv.
ing and whitening the Teeth, curing the Scurvy in the G urns
making the Gums and Lips of a halthy red. Mr. P. will
not speak in sell-praise; only acquires a single trial of taws°
unacquainted with its merits,.as, 6d. per Pot .—P RINCI
CHERRY LoTtoN; its peculiar excellence consiatein
sweetening 'the Breath, Which may arise froM inward com-
plaints, Scorbutic Gums, nr- Decayed 't Beth, as there are
tew Persons inure or less that are not afflicted with this un-
pleasant sensation; a single 'trial will avouch ita merits.
Those who have Artificial Teeth .ought never to be without
it, as it keeps them sweet anti clean, and it is also a great Pre.
server of the Teeth and Gnaw; 75. par Bottle,
Tohelhad as above ;"also at Holine s, Newsman, No. r, Royal
Exchange; Messrs. Bacon and Co. No. tie, Oxtortistreet ;
Withers, No. an, Strand; Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; sate
Mr. Bull, Dathe-street, Dublin.
A' l Orders from any part oil the Country will be sent by
Coach, by sending the Mone}, %Boded to kir. Prince, No,
3.3.3s.P.S.ltattl!•streetl London,
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