The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-29 00:00:00

THE SAVAGE OF AVEYkON

This Day was published, ptice 3s. 6d. in boards; embellished
with his Portrait.;

AN HISTORIC AL and PHILOSOPHICAL
ACCOUNT of the Discovery and Education of A
SAVAGE MAN ; or of the first developments, Physical
and Moral; of the YOUNG SAVAGE CAUGHT in the
WOODS, in'the Department of Aveyron, in the year 1798,
and brought to Paris, by order bf the French Government, in
17994
Ily E. M. 'TAM);
Physician to the National Institution for the DeafandrJuttibo
Member of the Medical Society Of Paris; &c.
Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r; St. Paul's Church-yard;
and soldby all Booksellers.

Fo'r the Use of STRANGERS and FOREIGNERS.
This Day was published,
In a closely printed Pocket Volume, Pricers. bound iii Red;
'embellished with Four Views and Two Maps;
'r HE PICTURE of LON1)ON1 for the pi6ent
.11. Year; being a complete and accurate Descriptiol df
every Public Establishment, Exhibition, -Place of Arnim-
ment, and Objeet of Curiosity, in the Metropolis. Toge.'
ther with a great variety of useful 'fables{ containing all
-other Particulars necessary to be knoWn _by a Stranger, or
Foreigner, or Resident of London; illustrated by a New and
large Map of London, and by a Map of the Environs within
Twelve Miles; and decorated with a 'View of LondOn front
Flarnstead House, and with Views of the Three great
Bridges. .

It is impossible, in the compass of an Advertisenient, to
enumerate the immense variety of useful ..an4 indispensiblo
Information which is contained in this Pocket Volume. It
is, in all respels, a complete and infallible Guide tb the
Metropolis, and, independently of the great additional plea.
sure which it will enable a Stranger to enjoy, the first ex-
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deuce. It includes not only a comprehensive Description of
London, and of all its Curiosities, but also an Account of
the most remarkable Places in its Environs, and a great va-
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Lists of the Streets, Squares,. &c. and of the Public Build.
ings, Hotels, Coffee-houses, Inns, Eating houses, &c. In
short, an entire. Stranger to London may, by means of this
Vade-Mecurn, become more familiar with all the intricacies,
ways, and pradices of the Town, in a few days or hours,
than an orthnary Observer who might have resided in it dur-
ing many years. I
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and sold by all Booksellers, and at the Bars of all the princi-
pal Inns and Coffee-honses

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SOLUTIONIC ; or, THE NE PLUS ULTRA
CHINK-A-1?IN SOLVENT,
D EING an effeaual Remedy for the Cure or the
Li STONE and GRAVEL. Of the various ills and dis:
orders that are attendant on Human Nature, it must he con:
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asmuch that death itself is a welcome alternative to the
fortunate Sufferer, al: feelingly experiencing its direful influx
ence. The Proprietor of the Solutionic, or Chink-a_Pin
Solvent, has already had the honofir, of 'receiving grateful
tribute of thanks, and satistadory testimonials, from innu:.
merable Patients of the first distunaion, who have received
the happy etteets of the Medicine, it 'having never yet failed
in re-establishing the Patient's health, and is allowed to
have a deserVed pre-eminence of all Other Medicines for the.
aboVe disorders. Its properties are in removing ail &Pique.
tins in the Urinary Canal, gladder, Kidnies; &c. and by
gradually promoting every wholesome secretion, to happily
cried a perfed Cure. _

o be had onto of the Proprietor, Ne. 4, Ratielagit-green,
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