The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

TAPE WORMS.

XTA TURALISTS class Tape Worms under ninety
1N different species, of which seven only ate supposed to be
incident to humanit‘i. Different MiaseuMs have employed
much industry in collecting those found in human bodies; but
we do not learn that any of them has yet colleded the whole
seven, except that iii Long Acre, which is daily visited and ad-
mired by the most eminent Naturalists from various parts of
EUrope.—l econtains one Tape Worm of the monstrous length
of ten feet, with fao mouths ; oncwhich was expelled from
a Lady's mouth while in, (he act emitting its .young ; and
one with a head like a cat and a body like a lizard ; but the
most carious pinx‘nomenon in this, or, perhaps, in any other
Collection, is a deature of a monstrotis.figure and size, with
a mouth like a pig's, a horn like a snail's, and ears like those
of. a mouse.
To the attacks of those seven classes Ofenemies, Age is fre-
qoiently exposed as well as Infzin4 ; but their several modes
of effe;./ing human destrudion are as different as. their shape
and form. The. unequalled Cclledion in Long Acre, is
composed exclusively of Tape Worms, &c. Sze. ejected from
men, women, -and children, by Doctor Gardner's celebrated
Medicine, which is sold, at his house No. 75 and 76, -Long-
Acre,- at zis. ros. or ss. a box—Boxes for the Poor at as. ;d.

For CHILBLAINS; RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c.
Dr. STEERS's OPOI)ELDOC.
THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged, to
be superior to every Preparation of the kind in the Cure
of Bruises, Sprains, Rheuinatisms, Cramps, Numbness and
Stiffness of the Joints, and other external Complaints,. as
well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when -
n a Paralytic state. It is also particularly serviceable for
Chilblains ;- but in this complaint it should be dissolved; and.
applied warm.
On the outside of each Bottle of tl'it Genuine Opodeldoc is
pasted a Stamp; in which are engraved these words; " F. ,
Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit.
Sold only, by F. Newbery, at -the Warehouse for Dr.
James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard; a few
doors from the curlier of Clieapside, London; and, by his
appointment, by Messrs, Jehoult and Co.- No. tso,' and J .
Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street ; j . Wade, Old Bond-street ;
Bayley and Co. Cockspur,street; 'Godfrey and Cooke,
Southampton-street; J. Ward, Middle-row Holborn;
Tutt, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-
street. ?rice is. 6d. .per Bottle, including the Stamp, or
Six for 135. 6d.
• N. B. As the Opodetdoo for Exportatioh is exempted from
- the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark, of =hen-
. ticity; and as great quantities of Counterfeits aresent put of
the 'Kingdom, all Persons abroad, to prevent such imposi-
tions, are desired to be pattiCular in order-nig their Agents to
procure this Mixlitiine from Mr Newbery's.

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logs, price los. Vii. in boards,
T... 1" ERMAN and DOROTHEA, a POEM ; in
A Nine Cantos. Translated from the German of (..oethe,-
Author of the Sorrows of Wetter.
'`By-THOMASHO LCRO FT. •
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Pater-
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satisAed with a plain uirtarrnshc:dtale of humble and simple
life, he will be sure to find a considerable portion of amuse-
ment." British Critic; Dec. iSai.

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SOLUTIONIC; or, TfiE NE PLUS ULTRA!
SOLViENT , •
BEING an effeduiii Reniedy fur, the CUre of the
STONE and GIkAVE L. Of the caritsus ills and dis,
orderS that at attendatit on Human IlatUte, it .must be eon=
fussed that the S tbne and f; ravel is the most :dem:lilting;
asinueh that death itself is a welcome alternative to the tin.
fortunate Sulferet; atttaingiv exneriencing its
ence. The Proprielor of the cilutioriic, -or Chink-a-Pin
Solvent,' has already had the honour of receMng grateful
tribute of thanks; andsatisfaaory testimonials, from .innu.
merable Patients of the first digtindlion, who have received
the happy ettas of the Medicine, it having never yet tailed
in re-establishing the Patient's health, and is allowed to
have a deserved pre-ennnence of all.other.Medicings for the
above disorders: lts.properties are in removing all obstruc..
:dons in the Urinary Canal, Bladder," hinnies, &c. and, by
gradually promoting every wholesoina-seeretion, to happily
• tired a perfect Cure.
To be had only of the Proprietor; No. 4, Ranelagh-green{
Chelsea, and no where else in Eni4land. .

tb NAVAL and MILITARY. OFFICEKS,•CAPTAINS
of Sill PS, and Others engaged in long-Voyages; as well
as to- Persons of Bilious Habits, and those of Sedentary
Lives, are now recommended
T_T ALLAM's justly celebrated ANTIBILIOUS
LA XA.TIV E PILLS; si) universally esteemed as an
immediate and elfedual Remedy for all Inaction or ()Osumi.)
tion of the Stomael: and Bowels;
tile, Sickness at Stoma,A); • Distention, and grip.
• Indigestion, Bilious or Sick Head-achs, login- colicky Pauli
Flatulency,.. Habitual Costiveness, of the Intestines ;
-And are particularly adapted to the Cute and Prevention of
TH.E.JAUNbICE OR PILES.:
The invariable success Of this elegant Preparation, added
to its sate; agreeable, and certain operation; has already ac—
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short of real merit could possibly obtain. Through the
United Kingdoms, onthe Continent, at Sta Helena, and the
.British:Settlernents in the East, it has been found admirably
serviceable. as a preventative of those severe liver complaints
which generally asiri;:. from obstrutlionin the bi i iary passages,
' and Which so frequently proVe fatal in hot climates:
A single dose will Generally be i'ound the best recommuna
dation, as it Will invariably procure it the future esteem and
confidence of the patient, as many Of the first personages in
thisltingdom can testily:s who hate ti-equently asserted that
they never would in future be without a supply:
One Pill onlyitakeitat bed time, as occasion may require,
wilt generally be fouild atufiiclent dose; requiring no.atten,
tiort to diet or cold, being perfecily safe'at every season; and
having been given with singularly good effect during prep
riancy, they. may be;:atly 'considered the best and easiest
remedy 'ever yet discovered for pet-sons of bilious and costive
habits, and those of sedentary lives; where .a sufficient action
of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities reriined in- the ipa,
testinal canal ate produting'frevent heathachs, languor, lass
situde, sense of oppression; gicistiness; Sce-.
The worst cases of bilious or sick .Itead--achs are certainly
and speedily removed by a single dose; which desirable cited-,
is produced in a nweltsliorter time than could be credited ,
but from experience.
Purchasers are requested to observe, the- signature of
Lyde
ward Hallagt, in his hand.writing appears on the labet
covering each box ; all not so signed are counterfeit, and de.
void of effl-caev. The gertuine are 6-did wholesale and retail
by B. Shaw, No. 74i Borough, London Retail, by his ap4
pointnient, by Baxter and Co. Glasgow and Edinburgh;
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• Dublin ; Jones and Co.'s Store, EiingSton, Jamaica; and by
all reputable Medicine Venders in Toast and Country, id
boles of 74.•941., 414 ss. 51. uty :Auk:43,3(1.

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Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 6,18 oz.

AT the Court at the Queen's-House, the 3cl of Feb.
1802, Present, the KING'S most Excellent Ma-
jesty in Council.
This day His Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge was,
,by His Majesty's command, intro-
duced into the Privy' Council for the United King-
dom of Gr'eat Britain and Ireland, by His Grace the
Duke of Portland, K. G. Lord President, and His
Royal Highness took his place at the Board on His
lilajesty's left hand.
At the, Court at the Quee,i's-House, the 3d of Feb.
18oz, Present, the KING'S Most Excellent Ma-
jesty in Council. •
SHERIFFS APPOINTED BY HIS MAJF.STY IN COUN..