The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-21 00:00:00

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR,

.11y the Use of Pr. 110ERI-MAVE's RED PILLS, a Medicine
4aruntis throughout Eutope for the Cure of every Stage and
Symptorn.of a Certain Ctisuplaint.
T is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall
vic-
tiess to this horrid Viscase, owing to the unskilfulness of
ilWerate melt, who. by an improper treatment of this tin-tint
'c4lamity,: not untrequently cause those fOnl Illeeratibtis and
Blotches whiCh so often appear on.the head, face, and body
:with dinntessin the sight, noise in the ears; deafneSs, stric
tares,: obstinate gleets, asides on the shin-hones, ulcerated
• sore throat, diseased nose; nocturnal pains in the head an,
•linilfs (frequently mistakinfor'otherilkorders), till at length
a •geoeralalebility and decay of the•conktitittion ensues, and
a inelaceboly death.putt a period to suffering. mortality! •
fail to renuive every species of debility arisim-
froai a contaminated state of the sys*.eni. Their etfeets ;
tuilil4- sale, and expeditious-and what, renders this Medicine
of the greatest iinportonce; is, it requires no restriction in
point .of diet, and no privations to the ordinary. avocations in
1-4.1, With each -Doti is girtn a copious bill of. directions,
by which all personrOare enabled speedily to curethemsclees
'withs,afety and secrese, without the least confinement•or lon
drimoc •Itusiness: Its amaz;ng' sale wit hitt: the last sixt
• years, thou seldom advertised, is a certain criterion of its
-immense ntildy. Price only 4s. O. per box. .
fold by Bacon and C0.,15G, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Hal-
horn; tilt and ; and Mr. ticatley„ Minories.
also ty ~very reinitable' Vender in all Mfirket Town 4
throughout th,.. liangdom, and all other Medicine Venders..
'MS Meditiae is a soverei,gti rem ecy i i clirota icriteuMaasm.
glandular ()til' ioos, p ertv of blood, -and scurfy crap
Alois; in short, has excelled when salivation and other
tLeaus have faileq; •

I. Scriptural Illustrations of the Thirty-nine Articles of
the Chartll of England, with a •Practical CUmiltent upon each.
,krkiele, affectionately intended to promote religious eat:,
and Unity. By Samuel Wix.,A.ll Rector of In north, Essex;
and Vicar. of St. Bartholomew the• Less, London. lit-One
Volume, Bvo. price in boal:ts, -Ss. •
2. The Constitutions and Canooi Ecclesiastical, and the
Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England, 'price Is. 6d.

Tll6 Day was publiThed,

Ts: "E POETICAL REGISTER and REPO-
rony of FUGITIVE POETRY, Vol., r. to VIM:
elt4antiv printed in cpwn octavo, in the manner Of Ellis's
Specinirmi ot
A few %;ets ot this Warlt remain, which are now offered to
the Pub!ic, at the reciticed price of 31. in boards.
These Volumes include 'Bi:s Original !'leers of Poetry by
eminent Authors, nearly 10.00 Fugitive Poons, iu.sny
-which had become .carce. and wad) noo Criticiois on the
Poetical and Dramatic. Publications of the .YearS IttOt to
181! inclusive. . _

Milted fir F. C. and J. Ricington, No. 62, St. Paul's
Ciiiireis' yard.
. . _ .

Any single Volume maybe bad to completc sets, al 10s. cid
each.
The Ninth Volume. being that for the Years 1812 an(
1813, is nearly ready for publication, price 12s.

This Day w•as published,

In. Six large N'olunits, ?mi.. price, in plain binding, 11. 10s.
- •a.:•:ere Edition, living the seventh, of
SACRED uts.roity, selected trout the
tines; with Aiinotationc and Reflections, particularly
calculated to facilitate the Study of the Holy Scriptures itt
schools and Families.