The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-21 00:00:00

BRITJS}t ZOOLOGY.

Mag io8oz; will be published, in ',3vo. na.a Ane evove Rpyal
Paper, containing two Cokr.,r diqateq,
No. I. price-;s. 6d. to be contiritic.,i Monthiyon an entirely
New and Elegant -

••
HE NATURAL -CORY OF HRITISII
FH including scientific and-gevtral fkscriptions
of the most intettstrag Species; and ,i)-,c.-xter.sive
accurately firniihed coloured Plates. Taken entirety irom
Original DrawingtopurpoSelrmade from theSpecitnea in A.
recent state, and tor the 11-41 St part whit hying.
13y E. DOIsIOV A:N,.P. L. S.
,Atithor of .the Natural. Histories of Britisii
Shells,. _ _ _

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sellers in Town and Courtry.

For CHILBLAINS, KEIEVNIATISAIS, kli(..lSt.,
DR. S rEERS's OPODLL,DOC.

TIHIS Medicine _has been long acknowledged to
.-be superior to every. Preparation ,of tile kind in the
Cure of Bruises, 4piains, Rheumatism, Cramps,: Mni).-
ness "and Strilnes's •of the Joints, and other exxernal Com-
plaints, as well as .it restoring-a proper Circulation to the
Limb's when in a Paralytic state. it is also particularly' ser-'
viceable for Chilblains y but in this complaint it should be
dissolved, and applied. warm. •
On -the outside of each. Bottle of the Genuine 0 podelcloc
is pasted a" Stamp, in which are engraved these words
"h. NEWBERY, No. 4s, St. Paul's." 11-1"*. All others
ate counterfeit.
Sold only by F, Newbery, at_the Warehouse for Dr.
James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a te,.v
doors from the Corner of Chemiside -London ; and, by his
appointment, by Messrs Jeboult andi Co.' No. 10, and I.
Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street 1.- Wade, Oldßuftd-street ,;
BayleY and C 0... Cod's:spur-stied- Godfrey and • Cooke,.
Southampton-street ; J. Ward, Middle-kw,- Holborn ; T.
'Putt, Royal-Exchange ; and W. Clarke, Borough, Hi if
street; price 24. 6d. per Bottle, including the Stamp,. or Six
for x3s. 6d.
N. B. As the Opociddc- for Exportation is exempted from
the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark' of authen--
ticity, and as great quantities of countecleits are seat out of
the Kingdom, all. Persons AbrOad, to prevent such lmpo-
itions, are desired to be particular in. ordering their Agents
to procure this Medicine from Mr. l':gwberY's.
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE O
ON- SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL.
SCORBUTIC,. and other Eruptive
have very considerably increased in this. Country of late
years,; notwithstanding many remedies have been repeatedly
offered to the Public, under the most-species pretenees, and
it is a Matter.of "regret, that-after.thestrenitotts efforts of-so
many persons, attentive to the cure-of these complaints, and
tile-whole • Alateria . Medics having been rautacked for the
means to eradicate them, they should still gain ground, ani
become in a manner constitutional- tbnuitilferS' or: theinti.,ini-
tants of this climate... ,

. . .
Serious retiedion upon -this ,important stibjet, ha'sAt
length determined Doctor Solomon to endeavour to point
out to the Public the causes of these maladies—the va-
rious Corms and appearances-by "which'' they are iii-iMfested,
and to offer some observations on the, best mode to oinuti a
certain and lasting cure; and, he trusts, that time -tlestriiaive
disorders above alluded to, will be totally eradi::ated ii many,
and their dreadful symptoinsgreatly relieved in al!, who ap-
ply to the remedies recommended to them ; ip tue
of Which, the greatest care has been taken to oiscard every
thihg•thatcan possibly tend to hurt the weakest con.A.tu-
tions-, and to unite with .judicious acumen those
which are the most .pointedly dire&ed to remove obstructions
and correetimpuritiesin the vital stream.
It has been held by akt PhySiCiaris' that Chronic Distem-
pers abound chiefly.-among the inhabitant; of toe Northern
parts, of the ,G lobe; and-we have unhappily experieiced the
truth of this assertion in this Country,- where toe frequent,
sudden changes of the Weather.at certain seasonsof the
spread the most eXcruciating and alarining disorders among
os, by chilling the.
.blockl, and materially al-Feeling the state
-of the perspiration; and thus occasioning colds, couens,
rheums, ecc:&c. the portentous harbingers of almost every
disease which proves sofatal to -the.iiiihabitants of A tneria.
Perhaps there is no place on earth so subject to these 'sudden.
changes as the United &tates,'where fhb extremes.. of
,neat
and cold are often experienced in one-day. Hence it becomes
a matter,of the greatest nationalimportance, to•seek • out:tor
some general and decided 'remedy ior those disorders which
take-their 'rise from obstruded perspiration. 'One of the Im-
mediate e,freds.of this obstruction is to contanitnate the vital
fluid, by fixing the-saline particles in the blood, which na-
ture would kindly evaporatc,..-arid' thuS increasing-the impure
juices, and disposing them to corruption and putrefidion;
which is 'the-true source-of various obstinate and dangerous
disorders .

To the Affiieled with the Scurvy,"-King'S Evil, Scrofula,
Strums, Leprosy, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout,
Rheumatism, PileS, Imes Venerea, Yaws, and Disorderii"ori-
ginating in ObsttuetedPerSpiration, or Impurity of the Blood.
Dr. SioLOmoiv having been long in possession of a recipe
for the certain and &realist cure of ,those disorkrs winch
arise from, an impure and vitiated state of the., blcol
lymph, has Observed with thedeePest regret, the numberless
instances where patients-have piped away amiserable exis,;-
ence without receiving the smallest benefit tram any
they could'. procure, he has at length yielded. to the. pressing
necessities of his fellow.creatures, ailadcterinined4o nuuitsh
to fhe world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse tit." blood
from all foulness,- counterad every 11:.?a4id atibCtion, and
restore weak constitutions. -•

-The AntMmpe7tigines is by no means a new.merlicine ; it
is toundecton a chemical and philosophical basis under the
sanction of the great and learned Dr. Cullen, of -Edinburgh,
who describes 4.` linpetigines" in his eyer-to-be. admired
Practice of Phyc, No. 1737, as " disorders originating from
a depraved habit, or arre.dions of the skin." •• . .
I nnnrherable letters of recominefidatiOn and certificates fran
the Clergy,. Churchwardens, and Overseers,-in various parts
of England, are in the Proprietor's possession; particularly
from: .-•

The Rev. J . Atkinson, of Cuirdale.
The Rev. Richard Carr, of Billinge.
The Rev, J.
Fawl, of Wigan;
The Rev. Hague, of Butterworth...
The Rev. amuel, Sewell, of Prescot.
The'Rev. Wit nail) Twyford, of Didstnici.
The Rev.„Philip-Kitchen' of Liyerpool.
' The Rev. A. Clarke, liletho..4.i,t Preacher, Manc4es4r.
:rhe Rev. Joseph Taylor, Coppull. • '
The Rev. Thomas- lc nc.mls of Standish.
The Rev„?Thomas Lowe,' pt Atherton.
The Rev. joint- 12_;.q oh; of Oswald Turth. -
The Rev. Richard rohnson, of Aisgarth. •
The Rev. John Crewdson, of Hindley.
The Rev. J
. Fisher, -of Scorton,. parish of Carsitang.
The Rev.: R. Westall,NeW Acrtngton, near Blackburn,
The Rev. W. PearsOn, of Bolton, &c &c. , ,

- Sold by Mathews Strand, London ; and by all the re-
'potable Medicine Venders, Booksetlers, in: every prin-
cipal town in America, price los. bottle,..with copious
directions, sealed up.
Family Bottles at al. ros. contain six half-guinea ones, on
whieh'As. are staved. „-

01- Or- Solomou may.bc consulted by le,tterr(post-paid)
inclosing his usual fie of a guinea; direetedY" Money letter,
Dr. Solomon, SolOtrin's-place, ' Liverpool;_ paid ,dotible
postoge.s! •

,ron the LONDON' GAZETTE, April 20, 1802.

Naples, March 9, 'Sat.

Het Sardinian Majesty expired at this place, on
eunday fast, the vh instant, at four o'clock in the
afternoott,/

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

May Z. Ebenezer Coombs, of St. JlMes's—street, stationer,
at tea, at Guildhalh• • • .
BANKRUPTS.

William Lewitt, of Snaith-LoclgQ,.V.orkshire, brancly-rncr-
chant, to surrender May 4, c, and fitne 1, at eleven. Zt.t. the
house or lane Hai le v, Snaith. A ttortiics',.Messrs.•
Wright and Reynolds,
,Paper-Buildings, Temple; 07 Mr..
Bingley, Snaith. . •
kui.7uStus William Bodecker, of the- Old jewry,.meri:harit,
April 27; May 4, •and lune r; at one, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Messrs. CrOwdtr and Lavie,..Frederi;k's-Place,
Old lewry.