The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-04 00:00:00

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Morison's Universal Medicines having superseded the use of
almost all the Patent Medicines which the wholesale venders
have foisted upon the credulity of the searchers after health for
so many years, the town druggists and chymists, not able to
establish a fair fame on the invention of any plausible means of
competition, nave plunged into the mean expedient of putting
up a " Dr. Morrison" (observe the subterfuge of the double R),
a being who never existed, as prescribing a " Vegetable Univer-
s .1 l'ill, No. 1 and 2; for the express purpose (by means of this
forged imposition upon the public) of deteriorating the estima.
ion of the " Universal Medicines" of the "British College of
Health."

Know all Alen, then, that this attempted delusion must fall
under the tact, that (however specious the pretence) none can be
held genuine by the college but those which have Motison's
Univ. rsal MLclicine ' impressed upon the Government Stamp at-
tache.: to eacii Box and Packet, to counterfeit wnich is felony by
the laws or the laud. . . .

N.B.— Since the above caution was given by the British Col-
ege of lleulth, a new mode has been adopted by some unprin-
cipled Medicine Venders, to impo-e upon the public as the
b.nuine Universal Vegetable Medicine, by spelling the name
Molisson iin their labels—kobserve the double "D"). In the
dust Caution you ate guarded against the double " It," in tnis
against the double " a ;" both of which are superfluous in the
name of Morison, whose name and " Universal Medicines" is
impresscet by ttovernment on the stamp attached to each Box
and Paexet, to secut e it to the public as the only genuine.

"De V.-g.table Uoivereal Aledieines are to b., had at the
Coliege, New ti ail. King's Cro,s, London ; at the Surrey
Branch 96. Client Surley•street ; Sir. Field, 65. Quad
rant ; Sir. Chapptil, Royal Exchange; Sit. W.ilker,
Laniti's Conduit-posage, Red Li ,n ; Mr. J. Loft,
10, Al- e End will; Mr. B Itn-t, Gwent.gaiden Market ;
Flur-de.lis-rourt. N Falitie; Mr.
Hisktt. 1 IS, 111. el iffu Hiebw Messrs. Not bury,
Wender,' ; • Mrs. Stepping", C:,z.e ti ket ; Mew-.
814n0t., Lir! B ; Abs. Vat, al. 24, Luca'-streei,
Corniner cial.ro id ; Mrs. Beech, 7, Sloan, Chtlsea ;
Mr. Ctiapp,e, 110)al Libraiy, mad; Mrs. Pippin, 18,
Winerove-Pl,cer Gerkenu ell ; 51i.s C. A kinsim, 19,
New Trinity Ground., De, third Mr. Taylor, Hanwell :
Mr. Kimura, 4, Boiint.bruke-row, Wala ',rut ; Mr.
R. El. Paine, 64, ,j,,,„y„-stri et ; Mr. Howard. at Mr.
Wood's, hair dre.ser, Richmond; Mr. Myer, 3, May's.
hui dings, Blackheath ; Mr. GI filthy, wood wharf,
Greenwich; Sir. Pm. 1, Gan all- ro id, Lambeth; SI t.
J. Dohson, 35,
. Craven .street, Strano ; Sir. Olivi r,
s,
Bridge-.tteet, Vauxhail ; Mr. J. Monk, 11 xley ;
mi.oke 12. St Ron Dotioid;AlMr. Cuwel , 22,
1 ri ace, Pinvien; Mr. P irfit, 96, E .g..ware-roati ; Mr.
Hart, Fu rtinioutli place, 1{- nriington.larse ; Mr. C dries.
worth, grocer, 12-L, Shouditch ; R. a Bower,
grocer, 22, finek -lane, Sr.S Luke's; Mr. S. J. Avila,
pa, rib oker, epposite tne church, Hackney ; QIt.J. 5.
Briggs. 1, Hrunso.ick-place, Stoke Newir,gtoll; T.
Liarchier, 95, Wu d street., Or -apsrde, and 9, Norton
Falgate ; Mr. J. Willi iir.son, IS Se.ibright-place, Hack_
not-road ; 51r. J. Osborn, Well-strett, Hackney road, and
; Sir. H. Cox, gr ,cer, 16, Unititi-streist,
Bishupsgate-street; Mr. I'. Walter, elleesetriunger, 67,
Hoxtun 0 d To n ; Mt s. Marcliant, Wtlhatu-green,
Fulham ; and at one Agent in every principal tuwo
Great Britain and lrel,ud, t e Islands of Gui-rnsiy
amt
Malta, and throughout the whole of the United States of
America, the Can..das, New BruusWick, 14C,

THE UNIVERSAL, COMMERCIAL,
11 and POLITICAL SUBSCRIPTION and PUB-
LIC ROOMS, King William and Adelaide streets,
Charing-cross, London, will open on THURSDAY next,
the 7th of November. This Institution is designed to
form a 'Western focus for intercourse and intelligence upon
all matters relating to the leading interests of the country,
especia'ly to Government, Parli-im.nt, Law Courts,
Lloyd's, Stock (of which half-hourly lists will be pub-
lished) and Royal Exchanges ; convey (by trustwolthy
messengers of its own) Messages and Letters to and from
the City every half hour ; keep a Register of the time and
port of departure of all the Packets; effect the parchesa
and sale of Stock, &e. Sandwiches, Coffee, &c., always
ready. Five guineas admittance, and five guineas a year
to the Subscription-room, which presents many great
advantages, &c. Visiters to London from Liverpool, Man-
che-ter, Birmingham, and other distant places, admitted
as honorary members for a limited period.
Prospec'uses at Messrs. Ransom, and Co., bankers,
Pall-mall East; and at the Institution.
H. CAVENDISH, Secretary.

SHAWL WAREHOUSE
MESSRS. J. and J. HOLMES' Establish-
ment being now so jostly celebrated tor the beauty
and vast selection of its SHAWLS, they deem any remark
on their general Stock superfluous; at the same time they
beg to allude to the Eoveloppe de Cachemire, which has
zaioed them so much notoriety as designers of novelty and
elegance ; and Lof wishing to part with their Indian
Shawls will be moat liberally treated with either in ex-
change or purchase.
171 and 173, REGENT-STREET.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the
Gant Chaorerv, made in a Cause G‘ BEAU
FOY against BARNARD, the Creditors of RICHARD
BARNA D, late of Swum Vallenc., near Maidstone,
in the County of Ken', Paper Maker, who di.d it, the
nn.nto of Sep•ember, 1825. are forthwith to come in and
prove their Dela. hefor e 3ir Glfin i6on, one of the Masters
ot the sail Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-
buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in d, fault thereof
they will be excluded the benefit of the s iid Decree.
T. H. BOWER, 46, Chancery-lane,
Nov 2, 1833. iiroiffs Sohei•or.

FORTUNE'S GUIDE TO THE FUNDS.
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AN EPI COME of the STOCKS and
PUBLIC FUNDS; containing particular D ree-
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Informittion tor perfectly understanding the Nature of their
S. niries; with a lull De-cription of dll the FOREIGN
FUNDS and LOANS. Thirtetinth Edition, edirreeti,d
in the present do e.
J. J. SECRETAN.

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