The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-27 00:00:00

TO LADI ES OF RANK AND FASHION.
CORREn IMITATIONS OF NATURE.

BOW AN's PATENT HEAD- DRESSES,
I • having, for the last twelVe months, obtained the sanc-
tion, and secured the recommen.:.ti,,n of the most dis-
tinguished Ladies of Taste and Fashion, he feels it his duty
to express his gratitude, and to assure theirs that he has not
relaxed in his, endeavours, having made such arrangemeists
as he hopes will prevent the delays and disappointments his
Customers suffered last year.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, T. B. goes
abroad (himself) to take orders, and to fit-on. On Mondays,
Wecifiesdays, and Fridays, he is at home. He has five stir_
ferent Apartments, and every convenience, where, from the
variety, (as most of his ready-made articles are counterparts
of orders); Ladies will be able to give their orders with more
precision than at their own houses. Proper persons, Hair
Cutters and Dressers, always,attend. •
His Dress Patent Head-Dresses are perfealy unique: he
will not describe /hem ; they must be seen, (as his descrip-
tions are copied by others); but for..gel.,:ral purposes they
have not their equal ; are very easy, never hilrt the head, yet
perfealy secure. The price 5 guineas.
His Full-Dress Patent Head-Dresses are beautifully sim-
ple when folded up and fastened with a comb or bodkin;
are easily dresi in any stile the best Head of Hair is,capable
of, and much superior in beauty. Price 6,8, so, 12, x 5, and
20 guineas.

Patent Undress, 4 and 5 guineas. Common, 3 guineas.
Tresse ala Grecque, 2,3, 4,3, 7, and to guineas.'
In order to prevent unnecessary applications, he makes no
Perruque or Head-Dress, under 3 guineas, or any Patent one
under 4 guineas„

He 111:11ad a Copper-plate engraved, which enables any
Pady or Gentleman to take an accurate measure of their own
Head, sent by Post to the Country, but not delivered in Town.
• T. JJ.'s Patent Perruques fbr Gentlemen, 4 guineas.
Hair Cutting or Dressing, .each, at home 2S. 6(1. Abroad ss.
No. toe, New Bond-street, one Door above brook-street.

Mrs. VI:. CEN•Cs GOWLA.ND's LOTION,
IS proved to be the only safe and certain Specific
ever yet discovered, for removing all Eruptions from the
lACE and SKIN, and improving the mast delicate Corn.
plexion ; but as Counterfeit Preparations are offered to the
Public, it is necessary to guard them against purchasing any
Lotion but what has the Name M. E. Vincent signed on
the Label on each Bottle ; all not so signed are counterfeit,
and One Hundred Guineas Reward will be paid on convic-
tion of a Forgery of her Signature.
Affidavit sworn before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-

House

" W. Nicoll, formerly of St. Paul's Church-yard, in the
City of London; many years a dealer in Patent Medicines,
maketh oath and saith, that he was applied to and employed
by Mr. Dickinson, of 'Long-acre, to ti-eat with Mrs. Vin-
cent, of NQ. 4, Davies-street, for the purchase of her pro-
perty and right in Gowland's Lotion, and that he was em-
powered by Dickinson to ofkr heran A4rittity, as a Considera.
tiOn to induce her to relinquish and give up the preparing and
vending the said Lotion to him ; which offer this Deponent
accordingly made, but the same was rejected by Mrs. Vin-
cent with disdain, she declaring that she would not part with
or disclose the Original Recipe on any account, as she, was
the only Person possessed of the true Secret of properly pre-
paring the said Lotion ; and this Deponent furthersaith, that
tile said R. 'Dickinson hath several times acknowledged to
this Deponent,: that the Lotion, as .prepared by Mrs. Yin-
oent, is the-Genuine Gowland's Lotion. ' ,

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Sold Wholesale, Retail, and-tor Exportation, by Mrs.
Vincent, at No. 4, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, Lon-
don. Quarts Bs. 6d. Pints 3d. Guinea Cases, containing
five Pints, carefully packed, and warranted to arrive sate to
any part of the Kingdom, from No, 4; Davies-street. It is
likewise sold at. Bacon's, Ching ai,dliutle:, Newbery, 'rum,
Rigge, M'Pherson, Ward, and all the Yqutable Medicine
:Venders and Perfumers in Europe.

BATH'S RESTORATIVE, OR STRENGTHENING
PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. •
MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER
BATH, of Bristol, who were witnesses of the power-
ful of his Restorative or Strengthening Pills, are de-
sirous so.beneficial a Medicine should be made known to the
world. During many years extensive praelice, the. Propri-
etor forbore to give them publicity, and scrupulously avoided
pecuniary advantage to himself Or family; yet their merit is
so well known in—the city and neighbourhood where he re-
sided, thaethere are tew of the inhabitants who would not
give testimony to theihiexcellence.
They are particularly useful in all. complaints to which
Females arc subjed, and are peculiarly adapted, to the con-
stitution of Girls of about twelve. or thirteen years of age;
and for those young Women who have pallid complexions,
are afflided with shortness of breath, and great reludance to
exercise, these Pills are a specific; as they, in a short time,
restore to the Blood its Jost Crassamentum, and thereby give
the bloom of Health to the palest cheek:
They are a remedy tbr all diseases that originate in the
Stomach ; the lost tone of which they speedily restore; tliey
remove Hattilencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and
promote Digestion : they have, been found extremely effica-
cious in Bilious _and Hysterical complaints, Pains in the
Head, Jaundice, and in broken and decayed Constitutions,
from free living or a variety ofother causes. They have been
repeatedly, known to curethe Hooping Cough; and when
given to• Weakly or Ricketty Chiluren, they rarely fail ef-
fecting a cure. .

They are carefully prepared by the Family, and sold whole-
sale and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-street, Bristol ;
also in London, wholesale and retail, by F. Smith, Drug-
gist, Haymarket; and retail by Darton and Harvey, G race-
church-street ; and William Clark, Confeetion.:r, in the
Borough; in Boxes' at a. 6d. zs. 6d. and 4s. stamps included.