The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-18 00:00:00

HANNAY'S PREVENTIVE SPECIFIC.

FOR the information of Gentlemen, the fol-
lowing is a copy of the late Sir SAMUEL HAN-
NAY'S original Address to the Public on the Baronet
first declaring his intention to the world, the contents of
which a test of Seventy Years has declared unimpeached.
" TO THE PUBLIC.

arising
London,
from October,th e 1762.
" Nothing but the absolute certainty
expe-
rience of years could induce me to put my name to an invention,
which, from its very great importance to mankind, may raise
doubts in the mind of some, with regard to its efficacy. But the
many, various, and undoubted proofs, which have ;risen from
experiments made to a,certain the preventive powers of what I
now offer to the public, enable me to pledge myself to the world
that it is infallible in its operation,, and, instead of being hurt-
flil, highly friendly to the constitution. My profession* having
led me to researches of this kind, I think myself extremely happy
in being the means of putting, in time, an entire end to that
cruel disorder which has been the scourge of the human race for
several ages. The nature of the subject will not permit me to
expatiate upon it in a public paper ; but, as I flatter myself that
I have some character to lose, I hope no one will dome the injus-
tice to suppose, that I would, from the prospect of any profit,
attempt to impose an inefficacious invention upon the public.
By its own merit the thing itself must stand or fall ; and should
the honesty of the inventor be doubted, his common sense might
he trusted in a matter where detection is so extremely easy.
" In a paper wrapped round each bottle, particular directions
for using the Lotion are given. It is only necessary to observe
here, that the application is external, and need only be used
once; that it has no visible effect on the part, though its power
is infallible; and no change of climate, nor length of time, can
alter its quality, or diminish its efficacy.
"SAMUEL HANNAY."
Sold in bottles, price 9s. and I Is. each, by Hannay and
Co- (Successors to Sir Samuel), 63, Oxford-street, corner
of Wells-street, London ; by whom it is forwarded (pro.
pe.rlyTipi packed) to
all parts of the world, on receiving a
cash remittance, post-paid.
ato fthe
London Baronet,
of thi this eatntedr,
a, wmasema
Bnereminent
Chemist in the City
House of Commons, residing ilt rurt"PdliaCe.

FAMILY OF THE FIRST RESPECTABILITY.
Containing on the upper floor spacious bed-chambers,
dressing-room, and water-closet; principal floor, two
handsome drawing• rooms, communicating by folding doors,
walls beautitully coloured, finished with gilt 'mouldings,
mahogany sash windows in the front room, fitted with
plate glass ; ground floor, a handsome paved entrance hall,
commodious stone stair-case, iron baluster, and mahogany
hand-rail, with landing on the first flour; a gentleman's
morning room, and commodious dining-parlour, passage,
and water-closet, door to a lead flat, the garden, and
stables ; in the basement, all requisite offices, 'enclosed by
a glazed screen ; there is stabling for four horses, two
coach-houses with lofts and rooms over.

To be viewed by tickets. Particulars may be had on
the premises, and of Messrs. Gregson and Fonnereau,
solicitors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street ; at Garraways;
and of Mr. Reid, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom tickets
fur viewir.g may be had.