The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-13 00:00:00

ANTI-IM'ETIGINES,

Safe, Salutary, and Mbst absolute speciEe Rerr.edy for
those deplorable and hithertnincurable Diseases, viz. •
Scurvy, 'Struma, Gout,
Leprosy, E rysipelas; khetimatism,
Elephantiasis, St. Anthony's Fire, -Sciatica, -
King's Evil, . Pimpled Faces, Lues Veuerea,
Scrofula, - Piles, ' Yaws, &c.&c.
TH -superlative Efficacy of Dr. Solomon's
Anti-Impetigines is every day more and more the
theme Of geherial eulOgium ; it frequently saves those whom
the Faculty give over ; and- cures after every Physician' of
-eminence can do no more: ,This MediCine adds more lasting
farne•ta the memory of Dr. Cullen, of Edinburgh, than even
his "'Practice of Physic," by which it is sanctioned and
prepared ; it is now as inetjuentlyand regularly prescribed as
any in the Mateiia Medica, in all complaints which' it pro-
fesses to siikt.tue, and is likely to be soon so immediately, and
universally used in every case of Scurvy, Leprosy,- SCTolula,
depraved habit, With affections of the skin,* 'by the whole .
141.Alical World, as' entirely to supersede the application of
every other remedy.
Vide tullen's Praelice of Physic," No. 1737.
• THE KING's EVIL CURED;

I, William Ovens,. Assay-M-tisler in Messrs. Roe and
Co.'s Copper Works, near Li-verpo9l, do declare, that up-
wards of iourteeti months I-laboured under an obstinate -Sem-
' Mous Evil in my right arm, which totally deprived- me of
the -u,d thereof, acid contracted thesitiewS, so that I could
pot lilt my aim to my head. After having' the best advice
and remedies from an eminent Physician in Liverpool, 1
found my arm daily growing i.vOrse, and I then had recourse
to Dr. Solomon's Anti-Impetigines, 'which, in a month,
perfected a cure, so that I am now able to use my arm as-
-as ever I could in my life; the ulcer being quite healed,
, along with another one of the same sort, • which was forming
in the other arm. It was net snly my opinion; butthat also
of mY Itiencli and acquaintances, that if I had not-applied. to
Dr. Sohn-non I must inevitablY:thave lost my arm. In juS-
. tice to the DoOar, and for the good of 'the Public, wish
this tiny case to he published. , I am at any, time. willing to
depose the above npon. oath. Witness my hand, this zist
;lay-of December, i'.•no.'WILLIAM OVENS.—
Tne above Wiliiarn Ovens has now' been cured near eleven
years, .ha, had no return- of his complaint,* has since 'been •
married, and has fine healthy childr n.
- In all disorders originating froth impurity of blood,- or ob.
structed pers-piratica, Solomon's Anti-lmpetigines is' the
most powerful a i terative and purifier of the blood and jukes,•
- without the least confincitient or' restraint in diet ; its opera-
fiords gradual and injpeiceptible, though certain and infalli-
ble; in short, this is the long-sought-for sui-istitute. tor that
fashionable mineral Mercury. In the most iiiveteratC stages
of Scurvy, Scornutic Eruptions, •Scrtfola, or -King's Evil,
Leprosy, Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Gout, as well as all
Disord(!rs n.origin,-,te from an impute or imperfect state
of the blood,- the Aoti-linpetiOnes 'is toe only remedy that
Can be looked up to with a certainty of success.
The Anti- I rnpet igines may be administered-to Females and
Children with the utmost • safety and efficacy, which cir- •
cuinatani_ies have principally contributed to its great celebrity.
and universal use and request... 'Sold by J. Mathews, No. 18,
Strand, and all Mei.l•cine Venders. -• "-• . • -

. . Toe Aoti- Impetigines is inclosed in plain clire6tions, with
a number of surprising Cures authenticated 'by persons of
great respeqability, price ics. 6(1. each bottle. Thirteen
Shillings .are saved in the large b(ittles at 21. sos. which-con,
taro six at sos. 6d. to be had as above.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR,

TB E following is a Copy-of a setter for Warded
by Lieut: General HULSE, with a very handsome
one of his own, to the Commanding Officer of the
zd Battalion 68th Regiment, then embarking at
Portsmouth for the West 'lndies, and which would
have been sent at the time for insertion, had not the
Fleet irrtniediately sailed. The uniform good conduit
of that Battalion on all occasions since, has been
equally meritorious'; and yoti Olige me,
and, I 'doObt not, the remains •of that very fine
Corps, which was almost entirely composed of. V-
olunteers from the Irish Militia, by making it known
through the medium of your Paper.
L0n.,4;, July !p, 00F.

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A SOLDIER'S ggEN.D

The Inhabitants of Ashford, ever ready to give their tri-
bute of applause where it is justly merited; have requested
us in their names to convey to you -the high sense they en-
tertain of the uniform good condua of 'the Officers and Men
belonging to the 2d Battalion of His Majesty's 68t4 Regi-
mein, during their residence in this Town.

'We haye,• sir, to express the great satisfadion we feel
in:complying with their desire, and to request you will have
the "goodne“ >o make knoWn to them the Thajiks of the
Town for their exemplary ConduEt, together with its best
wishes for their welfare, in such manner as shall appear to
you most gratifying to their feelings: • • • •
We have the honour to be, Sir,
Youlmost obedient humble Servants,
(Signed) ROBERT MASCALL, Ricn. GRLENUXLL,
• Wini..i.v,t:WALL, L. HITFIELD,
-Rev. E. NORWOOD, A. READ,
HENRY !CRhED, JOHN MASCALL.

Ashford, Nov. 22, 'Soo.
To Lieut.-den. HULSE;
Barham-Ceurt.