The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

PUBLIC CAUTION.
WATSON'S PA rt:t4 T •TRANSPARENT SOAP.
rr 11E Proprietor of this very beautiful Artlltle
i of British manufacture, feels it a ditty be owes the
Public, to caution them ngaimt the delmiae Statement con•
tained in a Hand-bill, which has been most industriously cir-
culated by one A. Pears. in which it is stated that Mr. Ni-
cholson, the Translated of Finis crog's Chemistry, Mr. Accum,
Experimental Chemist at the Royal Institution, and several
other scieotific Gentlemen, declared on their Oaths. before
Lord Ellenhorough and a Special Jury, " That the new-
invented TRANSPARENT SOAP was a discovery of the
utmost Utility, became it pommed all the cleansing Proper-
ties of Soap, lived front its impurities and deleterious quail.
ties :" this is true, in part. but not in the whole. Those
Gentletneu of Science dud give evidence in the term, or to
the effect stated. as to " WATSON'S PATENT TRANS-
PAItENT SOAP," which they had carefully analyzed;
but in regard to A. Pears's " New-invented Transement
Soap," tint is culled.. they certainly gave no such opinion:
and as the latter article waii proved on such trial by A.
l'ears's own Witnesses, and is also sworn by himself, to be
composed of a considerable proportion of Soft Snap (an in-
Ireilient which must naturally excite disgust in every delicate
amid) and Lem*, Juke, the Proprietor of WATSON'S
Tit ANSPAIt ENT SOAP feels confident, that, after the.
very high encomiums and recommendation which his Compo-
sition has received from Medical and Scientific Men of eini-
near', the Public will iie.verlie dereheil by the specious inis-
4plication of Evidence a hie); A. Pears has in hi. said bind-
bin so fnb.ely endeavoured to apply to his own Sanp, hut w ill
give to WATSON'S PATEN f l'lt A NSPAILENT SOAP
that preference, Oh ic b the peculiar elegance and purity it is
universally allowed to possess, so lastly merit, and which is
prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by- the Patentee,
at his Warehouse, No. CIS, Strand ; and by his Appoint-
meat, at Mr. smith's. Ili, Dame-street, Dublin.

TRANSPARENT SOAP.
PEILSONAI, BEAUTY depends so mode on
the appearance and texture of the Skin, that whatever
cmaribates to protect it from injors, or to improve it. must
he considered an object of importance to all who are Solici-
tous It possess the advantage which Lord Fhe4,.rfield deno-
minates " A Letter of Recommendation upon all Occasions ;"
and certainly the present and future Ages mast feel themselves
indebted to the enrionschemical Process. by which Soap is
separated front all the impure and noxious Substances with
which, in its crude slate, it is invariably milted. This re-
finement is manifested by its transparency and fragince, and
it may he procured in the utmost perfection, at the Manufac-
tory of the Investor., A. PEARS, No. 55, Well-street, Ox-
ford-street, in Squares at ls. each. and large Squares, per-
fumed with'Otto of Roses, at 2s. 6d. Aho Gentlemen's
Shaving Cakes. at 2.5. 6d.
Also sold wholesale, and for exportation, by Mr. Golding,
42. Combat ; and retailed by Mr. Day, 7, Tavistockestreet ;
Mr. Fox, 456, Strand; Messrs. Thorn And Co. 45, Oxford-
street; Mr. Tamer, 75, New Bond-street; Mr. Walker, 7,
St. Jaones's-street ; Messrs. Keith and Co. 30, Haymarket ;
and by most respectable Perfumers. But oloerve, that
wheresoever or by whomsoever sold, it never can be ge-
nuine without the Inveuor's signature, A. Pears, in his hand-
writing.
WIIIPM'S attempt to assert an exclusive right to this article,
in opposition to the solemn tkelsioa tor Lord Ellentwough,
and o flpeciol Jury. is a species or conduct which &discern-
ing Ptilolic will kwow how to appreciate ; and so long as A.
Peat's prior claim to the Invent ))))) is on record in the Coatis
of Law, the more discerning, part of the Community will
certainly give& preference to his superior Preparations, and
, treat unfounded assertions with twilled contempt.

CONSUMPTIONS CURED.
HE inserter of this, a Professional Man, who
has, 'for the last tea years, attended many Persons la-
bouring under the above Disease, and by his extensive Prac-
tice Ina been so fortunate as to discover a M EDIV IN E that
is an INFALLIBLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by
which Medicine he has cured many when gives over by emi-
nent roysicians, anti wheo in the last stage of a Consumption,
attended with Cough and spitting of Blood, itc. Under
these circumstances, and at the regent of his Friends, and
the naay Peauns be has aired, he therefore now pohlicly
offers it to those who are labouring under theabove.---Letters
(pool paid). addressed for A. B. No. 7,John-street, North,
hen-road, Mary-k-bones London, will have immediatel
attention. •