The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-26 00:00:00

:YlhfrACAI., AND SURGIi:AI.. ADVICE.

'T HE tireacifol raVO.-;es,6o the if °aim: Frame; oc..
,casioned by VENEREAL IN I' E,CI lON, n'; • •;i!LLI
the NVISAOIII Of ages to copittere,,tt: Herculean
task assigned, to him whose Medical tik 111 enables H: •! 7
cally to Cure and ei:ettUally Prevent a Disorder •;,
than the grave..

r, CO 1, a Member of 'the Royal C
geons, sensible of the disadvantages under vilich
where so many offer their services- to the Public, meiel u"
appear tu superior Mode of P.rablice,' he has t,ever
una to fail ut producing., the roost saautary effeets,---Veni,
Vich, Vici, was the inwtriof Czesar'2 will not ar-
rog.ite ihat. tohirriselt, but he can justit aver Anal he ha;..,
seta and has conque ed the rt, ,st inveterate! Cases Of Sy
and' iri aft stages of that cruel nas.beeiLemlnelit Iy_ j
successful. in all instances of. Debility, Strictures, &c. 111 r.
'goley adopts aqiiode of tre.irm ent 'pie-eminently us't'Vol.
To be consulted cvary Nlorning-from Nine till Flute, and
every, Evening train Six tin Ten, at his house; No; ad,
Is:Ain-street, Adeiphi; in the Stiand..
Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu-
lars of their Ccimpiailit,
.by letter; inelosing a Bank Nate for
Advice and, Medicine, when the same will be given or, sent
to iiiii"Patt of the'Kingdom.
2a, It:din-meet, 4delplii.
ITO THE HAVE. CHILIIRF.,.; A I:-
LICTED IN CUTTING 'THEIR TEETH..
ik RS. JOHNSON :having: observnc4 in rw41.10 ng
-1.1/1 through. the dfaefent Streets in working Nyighbour,
hoods, numbers of i I criesrt reduced almost -to -I)eafhoskdoot
with the agony in Ctittitlig. ttieii Teeth, and-whAearents
(hardly able to procure bread-roitherriselveS) at tithe
painful necessity of seeing, their Babes-suffer, not hatling
their power to purchase a bottle of the A M Ejtol CAN
SOOTHING 'SYR U P to Alleviate their misery r and- hiN.
ing met with such universal success in the Sale of her Medi-
cine, during—the space' Of trite:: years, in reStoritlfieiferal
hundred children who were thought past recovery, by only
having their Gums iubbed`with the Syrup, it being ifs` plea-
sant at efficacious, and' gives inStant,telier. She, theretore,,
wishing to extend its usefulness, and taking Compassion on
the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among
them (Gratis) One Hundred Bottles weekly ; viz. so on
TheSday; and ;a on SatUrday, Mornings, froth Nine to Ten?
o'Clock, at her House, No. 91, Newman-street, Oxford-
street.--They are requested to hr lig a Phial.'
Mrs. I-. hopes, at: the same time, that. Persons who can
afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the
obtaining wharis intended for their relief alone.
To be had at the. Proprietors, Johnson and Co. 9), New.
mii-Street, (Afford-street ; and retailed by Goiding,.Corn.
hilt ; Mrs. Riclnfrrison, Manch:ster ; (ones, Portsea, Hants;
'NewUry, Damel.stteet, DAblin ; and by all the principal
Medicine -Ventlersin Town and Country, at 25. 9.1. a Bot-
tle, tOr Ready-money only, •
N. 13. Be sure to ask for Johnoa's American Soothing Sy.
pup.,

CAUTION.
EAU MEDICIN-ALE D'RUSSON,
Thccelebiatcd REMEDY for the GOUT.

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of
T" justly great and increasing reputationof the Eau Medicinale' D'Husson in.this country, has
tempted several persons to offer compositions to the Public,
beating its name, without '.possessing .any of its properties.
Some of these adyertise their imitations as ma le front a pre-
tended analySii, whileot hers boldly announce themselves as
Proprietors of the real Medicine,, and , appoint : agents and
venders to distribute their spurious ceinpositions throughout
the kingdoiti. It was7cloubtless incumbent on those persons
to satisfy the Public that thefhadsu'eceedectin their analysis,
or that they were Proprietors of the real Medicine,, by testi-
monials less questionable than their own private assertions ;
but this they nave not even' attempted to do.' , Without enter -
ing into more particular observations on their pretensions,
Mr. Bereft respedfulty mforini• tilt Public; that he•is the
only person appointed by the Proprietor, Mr. Ciiardron of
Sedan, to dispose of -the Eau Medicinale D'llusson in this.
Country, tind that Murder to remove every doubt upon a sull
jett so interesting to the gouty sutfif.ier, he has deposited in
the hands, of Messrs. Thomas Courts, and Co.4lankers,
Strand, London, a tOrmal Act, by which Mr. Charitrun,
grants and secures to him the exclusive privilege'orrorining
a depot ; and of vending and distributing the Eati•Medicinale
D'fiusSon, in the bilit,tl Kingdoin and—it deiientincies. -
This ad,is authenticated by the Seals and Signatures' of, the
Minister of justice, the Minister fin Foreign AfFing', arid the
Consul of the United States ufAmerica at ,Paris, and again
by W.. Lyman,' Esq. Consul.- and William Pinkiley, Esq.
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' Minister' 'Plenipotentiary to the 'Uititecl•S rates, ih'Lolidon.
,Mr.,Betiart therefore conceives it, to be his •duty, to caution
the afilitted'againsf being impbsed open by compOiltions,
that; to say :the least Of tlwrit, will disappoint them intspdir
expedations of that relief front their sufferings which the
Gentaine: Eau Medicinale scarcely ever fails to afford..
Ihe only Dep,it for the Eats Medicinale D'llusson is esta-
blished at Mr: 'l3efeit's house, No. St. lames's-street;
London ; :where
.a: copy of the above„nientioned At kept
for the public inspidion ; every enquiry) resped-
ing the Medicing.willAtesatistactorily answered.