The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-29 00:00:00

• PUPPC .CAUTION, -
WATSON'S PATENT TRA.NSPARgNT SOAP.
THE Proprietor of this very bedutiful Ankle
of British manutatture, feels it a dutrhe awes the
Public, to caution them against the delusive Statement con-
Mined in a Haul-bill, Which hiss been most industriously cir-
culated by one A. Pears, in which it is stated that Mr. Ni-
Mohan, the Translator of Few crop's Chemistry; Mr. Accum,
Experimental Chemist at the Royal Institution, and several
other scientific Geutkusea, declared on their Oaths, before
Lord Ellenborough and a Special Jury, " That the new- ,
invented TRANSPARENT SOAP was a discovery of the
utmost Utility, beeauselt possessed all the cleatisiog 'Proper-
ties of Soap, ?reed from its impurities and deleterious quali-
ties :!', this is true, io part. bur not in the whole. Those
Gentlemen of Science did give evidence in the terms, or to
the effect stated, es to '"WATSON'S PATENT TRANS-
PARENT SOAP," which they had carebilly analyzed;
but in regard to A. Pears's " New-invented Tionsparept
Soap," as it is called, they certainly gave no such °within:
and as the latter article was proved on such trial by A.'
.rears's owe Witnelees, nod is also sweet% by bithself, to he
ettiupased of a considerable proportion of Soft Soap (all
gredient whit-tannest hatUrally excite disvet fa every delicate-
min.l) and Lemon Juice, the Proprietor of WATSON'S
TRANSPA It IiNT SOAP feels confident, that, after the
very high corbiontins tool recommendation which his Compo-
titioo has received from Medical and Scientific Men of etni-
neuve,•the Public will never be deceived by the specious usis-
msplirat ion of Evidence which A. Pears has in his said Hand-
Istll Cikely endeavoured to apply to his oats S tap, but a ill
give to WATSON,'S PATENT •I'RANSPARENT SOAP
That preference, which the peculiar elegance and purity it is
uieiversally :glowed to possess, so justly merit, and Which is
prepared and sold, Wholesale amid Retail, by the Patentee,
at his Warehouse, No. 439, Strand,; ant by bin Appoint-
ments at Mr. Smith's, 16, Dame-street, Dublin.
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ROBBARD'S COUGH DROPS.
rruE follgoiag .LET MIL from the Right
•11_ Hon, Lord B ENT! N CK, is another proof of the Ef-
•fimey ROBBARIES COUGH DROPS. flow many
thousands have been restored to health by that Mrdiriac
Fruin Lord BENTINCK to Mr. BUTLER, 4, Chcapside,
London.
Stn--I have frequently experienced the greatest sat isfac-
`Hon 61 Rob/lard's Balsamic Elixir, or Catlett Dropvg I do not
recollect one instanre iu which they have ever failed, pro-
vide.i they have Isi;rn properly adininistered. Avery old
:Genticimati, a friend solar, above misty. vows' has taken
them in very small quantities, these six mouths, aid says he
has found the greatest benefit Mon them, and Wets& pent-
.vering in their. use. ,• .
1 nni,' Sir, your humbleFirkant,
Rafitsgate. Feb. YOSAIo t. 4. BENTINCIL.!.
sold wholesale spit retall.at, Mr. ttigtlerly $4.1 4, CittAp-a
corni.enf Paternoster row ; and' retillr by. id nst Country
Medicine liendert, in iinlOnn Rs. 9d. 14*. 6d-,tY* ''

DiXolrf A Nit filLibilit 'prtLs
tkuiviispiot4; GO T, jirt. r
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rr ESE Ilijpng. Ottti tied st;,b4st, ceArti
-IL the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. INON,.
Apothecary ; and from their great saCCINO hi many hetitutte
bilious disorders., on nuinerous patients pf distinction,_nwl
others, partitalarly the (Nike of' Bedford,. Sir George War-
ren, Sir Gregory Page-Turner; the Dowager Lady bay and:,
Site, the Vi-countess Bulkeley, &c. &r, he was persuaded
to oder them to the Public, under the approbation and thy'
sanction of their names.
The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy forre4
stoking the tone of the•stomach, for curing indigestiopt or
preventing crudities,, and their consequent disagreeable eruc-
tations and ti Ltutences. They prevent habitual and tempo-
rary costiveness, sick licadsachs, and heart-burn which is
occasioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach,. whe-
titer arising from the stenmony of •the redundant' bile, intem-
perate diet, or drinking to excess,
By promoting a due secretionof the bile, they are observed.
wnn3erfully to clear a sallow complexion, and beiugm ce'-
tail), though gentle aperitive, they prevent those obstruco
'ions in the liver, which are so troublesiime in all countries,
but particularly fatal in warm climates, On Ibis account
they are it valuable desideratum lit the medicine cbems of
those who go abroad, or make frequent. voyages.
Sold, stiodrialg and •at ,INr...Batlers, 4, Gltetqfstift‘,
corner Paternoster-roW ; Allen; 150, Oxford-street ; Clarke-
' 269, liorough ; aartitisit cothittl'illefficiiie Tinder(' In boxes
. at 111 Od..lWd li,t egad •
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