The Sun. — London, England, 1802-10-22 00:00:00

_Pr . „ . # . .;C:..' ,‘ mil ! ~A. 7::: >, V ..,1 0 .. . % 'VP ° ''' ~.. 4se J., ' 7 kf f i', ' . v .-* I . . ,v ~.., *. 4.. 'l' • °" 1 ik{k-zil. ', r . , 5=1.4-- tA i '''' 7. ' 6 ;?..V,15,4, Ate - .7. 40..10 ....... ....0,, .... ./.., A6 ., ... , •-• . .. 4 ,`,.," .\•,. 1-- e , -.:;—_..... • 4 /... - v.' • 4, . lir, 4.4 i JMBER 3149.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Odober 23, 18oz, will be performed, KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Hotspur, Mr. POPE ; Sirjohn Falstaff, Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE ; Francis, Mr. SUETT. Lady Percy, Mrs. POWELL ; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS. wrr. H THE HUMOURIST. Sir Aritheny Halfwit, Mr. SUETT ; Dabble, Mr. BANNISTER,- jun. Frolick, Mr. WATHEN ' - Beaumont, Mr. CAULFIELD. Mrs. Matadore, Mrs., SPARKS ; Diana, ARN E ; Mrs. Meddle, TIDSWELL. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pt 35.-6 d. Second Price Gallery 2s. Second Price zs.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d: . Places for the Boxes to be taken of .Mr. Fosprook, at the P9x-0 trice, Little Russell -street. • Doors to be opened at Half l jvc ti _and the Perform o•nce to begin at fialrli:tst - Sik. ..Vivant Rex et Regina. In consequence of •the OverfAting Honses th havb at tended Mr. Stephen Kem , :xleszietxresentation of the part of Sir lohn Falstaff; the Proprietors have induced that Gentle man, for the gratification of th e nurnernus part Of the Public, who have been disappointed of Places, - to - perform a few nights more atthis. Theatre • On Monday, the Tragedy of Mary queen of So:its, .after which will be f eevived the 13urletta of Midas, :witlfentirely' new Semler', Ma...hinery, Dresses, and Decorations. - .And on Wednesday, the Comedy of The Suspicious Hus band. r • ABERDEEN. BRIDGE over the.VALLVY, it. the DENBURN, in the Line of Union-Street. ()TICE is hereby given to Masons and other N, Tradesitien; that the Trustees for the execution of the :.'cw Streets at Aberdeen have resolved, as soon i - s • possible, V 4 co ntract fur building the said Bridge, and three adjoining zi,„ ul ts, which are pr o posed t o b e of the followingdimen s-",, viz. The Bridge to be eith er of 04`Arch (31 130 feet t pn •-..0e of ThrcetArchei. of 4z feet span each; and the b rce adjoining V au l ts o f diffe rent less dimensions—all to be • or Aberdeen Granite, .cotifbrrnably to Plans and Speci .,cations Of the Works, -whi c h may b e seen at the Council 'llamber Aberdeen, anytime aftef tile Ist of N ovem b er. Such Persons as incline to undertake the, execution of the said Bridge and Vaults, are desired to transmit or give in spe cific Proposals and Estimates - fen - bnilding - the Bridge, of One or Three Arches, to Alexander Cainegie, Clerk to the Truss tees, or fames-Hardie,' Writer in •Abettleen, - it the Town. house, upon or before the.-slth day of November next. And lir. Fletcher, Engineer, will give.such farther information his.y be wanted, upOn application being Made to him, at House, Shiprow, 'Aberdeen. Council Chamber, Aberdeen, - - • Bth OCtober, 1802. • ARMY. V" ESRS- TAPP and Co. Age n t s , No /8, I f iran- I chester-buildings; near Westminster-beidge, beg Pave to inform the. Office-t; of the Army, and , Gcntlemen desirous to purchase CommiSsions, that they have for Sale...a Cornetcy in a Regiment at Home, and Ensigncies in almost every Situation, free of Recluaion ; several Companies and Lieutenancies in the East .Indies and at Home, for Exchange UT Half-pay, . . lArr Assistant-Stnatethi wish ets 'to exchange to Ha.lc-pL,' ; li kewise a Captain upon the English, wishes to exchange to t he Irish Half-'pay ; also a Cor n et o f a R eg i ment o f D ragoon uarns, and a Cornetcy of Light Dragoons to Half-pay. Wanted to purchase a Lieutenant-001°11aq and a Majority of Infantry. P ais requested t h a t Ap p li cat i ons b y L etter, may be Nit- TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. - HE NOBILITY; GIENTRY, and PUBLIC in did s mr s al z; are N rjsgfully);ifoqri, o tO A H N N C B H U O V I E E S S S ESSENE • L' lli tinues to be prepa re d by th em i n the same manner that a s given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly acquired superi or ity o f t h a t Articl e i s V.lly confirmed in the opinion of the Country at tarp, and of Lersons resident i n a ll parts of the World, and having stood ' l ` ~.e test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. e s -elle general utility of their Essence oi Anchovies and other Sauces for 'Fish, &c. induces them, froin the numerous p4tdvertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. ih t ychasing the same ; as none is to be had of their Genuine, out at their Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the' `lcst quality. . I Vest-India Merchants, C a pt a i ns o f Ship s , &c. Officers in `..,_e Arm and Navy, •supplied upon the shortest notice , fot Fast y and West Indies, &c. Liao - For; the convenien ce o f F am ili es i n Scdtland, they tr wi , o appointed Messrs. R.-Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, ,s i le Agents for Fish Sauces. • ehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand;' London. , NEW MEDICJNE ACP. • 4t the °nly Warehouse for Dr. IAMES's POWDER, • 111r.at,"°. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. -_...v. following -MEDICINES • are -Sold, at ~the -... Prices annexed,- including the Stamp Duties; and as ',Lis enaded, that from the ist of September, agoa, the :_ ari llas should be applied to all Pioprietary Medicines, cons „tit for Foreign as tor s Home Consumption, and aS a con- Vierable Addition is made to the Stamps, on the articles of I;lgher value, or tho:,e in bulk, the prices of pr. fames's ° Wder w s ll be in futre as. 9d. er Pket, or i)ler Do zen s . but the quantity of a p Dozen ac Packets t in a Bat 11e. (as made up for the Army and Navy). may be had for %, 4s. And as by favour of the Commissioners of the 2.,,.,„n 1 1 3 Office Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa- NN;•;",use, with' his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public N o be careful to observe, that the words, "F. Newbery, Ite?' 4 5, St.• Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his saltifdlynes4 and as it is presumed that this will be a sun. 11:t security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the u els 6:1•Or. fames's Powder will be discontinued. from ncetorward. 11 4 8ta ull 3 will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who „.,„.achase*Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower ,''lted articles. -4 , tor. i . d. s. d. 13 0. arnes's Powder 2' 9 Lozenges of Blois lli ip. 4 lioitle - 24 o Freake'sTirk.t.of Bark 4 o o. Analeytic Pills 4 6 Do. iluxhain's - 2 9 br. lar g e liox - - .24 o ' English Coilee 2 9 bo. Steer ' s Opodeldoc a- 6 Genuine Arquebus:4le 8 6 I.) Q , nYulsion Oil - a 6. Orrnskirk. Medicines 8 6 p o • ,seamomile Drops a 9 Inglish's Scots Pills I O be; i',aregoric Lortuges I ti k;sseneeof Peppermint a Ii tv . r' s ililious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - a li bTt• „Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills lak o , -. . 4 o Glass's Magnesia . 3 6 .t,(s'Y's Carminative T 9 Henry's Ditto .. 2 6 t.,4gleeofColtsfoot 6 Norton's Dro-ps - 5 6 z'Phalic Snuff' ' 3 Splsb cry's drops 5 6 httice's Dentrifrid; . o 4 Z Dr ' . Solancicr's Tea 2• 9 t.'sr'S Rheumatic:fine- - Greenough' s Tincture a at, Is t /. e 3,6 Do. Tolu Lozenges r q kt)k •,_. 13. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are a ffi xed to ersnor_st twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as many 1101,,f5, Particialarly Servants and Messengers, mistake his at t i.;!s„he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is th4t „he Eid of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and Wi l has ;:5 large White Stuccoed on which these o it i ,,r.„.e ins t . bed : , " THE ONLY Front, WAREHOUSE 44C. lAMES'ai POWDER." FR IDA Y, OCTOBER .22, 1802. A T RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.'s IA. Licensed Lottery Offices, the Corner of-Bank-build ings, Cornhill, and facing . the Gate of the King's, Mews, CharingXross, London, TICKETS and SIIAB.ES" are on Sale for the State-Lott er y w hi c h b eg i ns drawing the wh of November. The 'First-drawn•Ticket 25,0001. Ditto Second Day - - te,oool. Ditto Third Day - - 10,0001. Ditto Fourth Day - -1'25,0001. • Beside 9484 other Prizes, of 10. and upwards, amounting to 218,0001. in the_presetit year, three Prize s o f T wenty Th ousan d Pounds, N0..7105, 48,301, 48,752 have been:sold and shared by RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. who are the only,persons that ever sold in Shares, Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, No. x 2,807 and 26,883. —Schemes gratis. SWITZERLAND. This Day was published, Price Six Shillings, sewed, • The Second Edition of A N HISTORICAL ESSAY upon the lYtz,.. STRUCTION of the HELVE T I C and LIBERTY. . . By j. MALLET DU PAN. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strarld. * 4 * The above Essay formed the first three Numbeis of M. Mallet du Pan's " British Mercury ; or Historical and Critical Views of the Events of the present Times," pub lished periodically from August 1798 ,to March 18 00 , and a"feW remai n i ng C op i es of that valuable Work may now be had cornpleat,• in Four Volumes, Price al. as. inboards. This Day was publi9hed, Pricc 6s. in boattls, A • COMPENDIOUS SYSTEM .of the TH,EoRY and PRACTICE of MODERN SUR- C ER Y, arranged in a New Nosological and Systematic Me thod, ditkrctit from any yet attempted in Surgery; in the' Form of a Dialogue. , By H UGH MUNRO, Surgeon. • President of the Chirurgo-physical, and Extraordinary Merri. , - ber of the American Physical Societies of Edinburgh. Qui dubitat, qui smpe rogat, mea'dieta tenebit ; 1$ qui nil dubitat i nil capit incle boni: Tne Sef::,itl Edition, correaed did improved. Printed for Vt . J. and J. Richardson, Royal EXchange. • FAIN ON THE FUNDS. • • • Fourth Edition. In a few 4 Days will be published, in One Volume Bvo. • TI-IE STOCKS EXAMINED and COM PARED; or,, a Guide to PURCHASERS . i n the PUB: CFLJ NDS, containing an'Acconnt of the different Funds from . the time of their creation to the . present moment ; in_ Jading the Imperial and Irish Annuities, transferable at the hank' of Engl an d, an d t h e S toc k of blic 'Companies with useful and extensive Tables, including a new Table fat • sheviiitig the comparative value of 'Deferred Stock for every , half year until the Ititerest commences. 'Also, Statements of the National Debt, and an Account of the present Plan t'or litinidating the same,... By WILLIAM FAIRMAN, Life Accountant to the Cinporation of •the Royal Exchange . ' Assurance. Printed for W. I. and,J. Richardson, Royal-Exchange. • I k Vhcre may be had, . . 'The Second Edition of Mr. Grellier's Paniphlet, contain ing, the Terms. of all•the Loans which have been raised for the Public i.;erviie during the last Fifty Years, with much other iinporianLluiokmation.- Price is. 6d.. Phis Day was published, Price as. 6d.' sewed, , T OR1) - CHIESTERFIELD's ADVICE to his L SON on MENand MANNERS : in W'hich.the Princi ples of Politeness, and the Art of acquiridg a" Knowledge of . the World, are laid down in an easy and familiar Manner ; and illustrated by Notes from " Galatea" a celebiated lian Treatise on Politeness and Delicacy of Manners,. To which arc added, Extracts from various Books, recommended by Lord c hes terfield ; Lord Burghley's Ten Precepts' to his Son; Dr. Franklin's Way t o Wealth, and Pope's Universal Prayer. London: Printed for W. I. and J. Richardson, Royal . Exchange. - GEOGRAPHY ON A NEW PLAN, For Schools, being an Entertaining and I ostrudive Com panion far the Rising Generation. Thii Day was published, Price 2s. 6d. neatly bound, or printed on fine Foolscap Pa per, price 3s. 6d. in boards, embellished with a very use ful Frontispiece, AN EPITOME of GEOGRAPHY • in Three Parts. Arranged after a new manner, and enlivened by References to Ancient and Modern History. Second Ecii -lion, with considerable Additions and Imp , oveinents. . By JOHN EVANS, A. M. Master of a Seminary for a limited number of Pupils, Ptal; fin's gpw, Islington. • An useful introduction to Geography, which the Author printed for the assistance of bis•own Pupils, and which may be adopted with advantage in other Seminaries of Education. Critical Review for December aor. Printed for 1-I. D. Symonds, No. so, Paternoster-row, Where may be had, r, A Sequel to the Sketch of the Denominations of the Christian World, price 3s. or on fine paper 4s. .• a. A Sermon on the Peace, preached June r, at 'Worship street, price is. FOR PLANTING NOW. " T WO NEW CURRANTS obtained from Seed ; one Red, the other White ; they both bring • Fruit large as some Grapes, in bunches - six plebes and hang on the Tree thicker than the leaves. They have. a peculiar brilliancy of colour, a full flavoured sweetness, and brisk poignancy of taste, far beyond all others. ' 2: Four new STRAWBERRIES, viz. r. The Virginian Scarlet Ball, a most exquisite Strawberry, which comes very early, is of enegimozs ma t ;llituds:, 4-1 dc.. scriptiOn: `z. The Cherokee, a monstrous Fruit, oftqp. five inches round, and o f th e m os t exquisite flavour. Ifbeirs so adundantly, that one Root often tills a plate. 3. The Para guay, equal to the former in every fine property, and comes later, so as to give a long -succession. .4. The .Great Modena Hautbois, the must delici ous o f the Strawberry . tribe, h i s very high flavour, and wonderful fragrance. raise it 'far above all competition. - - . „ Currant Trees (each sort separately) six in a bundle for los , . 6d. • - -- Strawberry Plants (each sort separately) fiftyiin a• bundle; for los. 6d. Sold at Crokeri, St, Alban's-Street, Pall:Mall. No Credit. Pay Postage. FOR PRIVATE SALE, ABOUT SIX HUNDRED BAGS of MSCUIT BREAD, lying at a Wharf at Si. Catharine's, and may be had in quantities not less than .ten Particulars of Mr. GEORGE FRENCH, No. 6, .Great Fastcheap. . ' • THEATRES. IVO BE L E T T from 25th of , Match - 'next, .1- THRbt THEATRES situate in the following Prin 'cipal Towns in Ireland: viz. KILKENNY, WEXFORD, and ENNIS, together with WARDROBE , S C E NERY, BOOKS, MUSIC, mac. complete. Letters post-paid, diretled to J. Smithson, Post-Office, Kilkenny, shall be attended to. GLAMORGANSHfRE. TAB E LETT fora Terra of Years,.and may be entered upon at Christmas next, FU RN IS HED 'or UNFURNISHED, 'pIISTLEBOON-H OUS E, Pleasure., around b Fruit-Garden, well planted with choice Fruit Trees, Kitchen-garden and Orchard,, rictt, Meadowi together with the Coach-house, Stable, and numerous attached and de tached Offices, suitable to the House. The Premises are delightfully situated at Oystermouth, in a fine 'sporting Country, convenient for Salt-water bathing, being within 'tally a mile, of-the Sea, !bur miles from tie Market and Sea-port ToWn of Swansea. The Neighbourhood abounds with Came and Fish; Coals and Culrn Rlerity and reasonable: Further Particulars may be had, by Letter (post-paid; to Mr. Simebn Llewellyn, Swansea, ClamOrganshire. • • TO BE PERL'ivIVTORiL? E-S0,1.1), Pursuant to an Order of the High Court Of Chancery, made in a Cause SMITH against COLHOUN, before John Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court,• at• the Public Sale-Room, in Sbuthampton-buildings, Clan cery-lane, London, on Wednesday the loth of November next, between the hours et . One and Two . o'Clock in the Afternoon, • AFREEHOLD ESTATE, l a te o f JOHN AR CHER, Esq. • deceased, situate in the Parish of Hathersage, in the County of Derby, being the Premises comprised in Lot 14, in the Particulars of the several Es tates sold in the month of lune last o .at Buxton, mentioned. • Particulars whereof may be had at the said Mastitr's Cham bers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid of Messrs. G ra ham, Solicitors ' Lincoln's In n ;• of MessrS.. Mayo and P earse, Solicitors, Cloak-lane, London ; Of Messrs. Black, Epping, Essex, ana Middle Temple, London ; Mr. Wilmot, Tids well ; and Mr. Isaac Hall, Castieton. TO WEST INDIA MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPWARDS of FIFTY HOGSHEADS Of CLA RET, of excellent quality, and about FOUR HUN DRED and FIFTY CASE.Sof FRENCH WiNES - vf the qualities of. BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, HERMI TAGE, CLARET, WIN DE GRAVE, &c. and within time for exportation. Sdmples may be had, and further particulars khoWn by applying to Mr. Christie, in Pall-Mall. NEAR THE CITY OF CHESTER. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. CHRISTIE, - At his Great Room,. in Pall-Mall, • On THURSDAY, NoVember IS, at One o'Clock, IN FOUR LO I'S , THE LIFEHOLD INTEREST Oa HEALTHY GENTLEMAN, AGED TWENTY - NINE YEARS, In the very Capital, Valuable, and Improveable FREE_ HOLD ESTATES, comprising Threedistind MA NO RS, in the County of CHESTER, let at old and very Ipw Rents, amounting to 23781. 9s. 'ld. hut of the estimated value of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, viz. The Manor of CHISTL ETON, and Township of ROW TON, within a mile and a half of the City of Chester, containing a good FARM-HOUSE,- suitable Out-houses, Cottages &c. and 555 Acres of Arabic, Meadow, Pasture, and Wooci Land ; let at low Rents (the chiefs rents includ ed) of ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED and FORTY - - THREE POUNDS, NINE SHILLINGS and ONE PENNY. The Manor of HUNTINGTON, situate within seven miles of Chester, comprising a good FARM-HO USE, Out houses, and 677 Acres of excellent rich Land,- let at low Rents, amounting to NINE HUNDRED and THIRTEEN POUNDS, SIX SHILLINGS.. The Manor of SAIGHTON, situate within two miles of the City of Chester, consisting of several good • FARM HOUSES, Out-houses, Sm.- and an Acres of rich Land, let at low Annual Rents of - ONE HUNDRED and NINETY-ONE POUNDS, FOURTEEN SHILLINGS, and SEVENPENCE. Also a MESSUAGE, with suitable Out-buildings, called TATTENHALL, and 43 Acres of Land, let to a Tenant at Will, at the low Annual Rent of ' ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY. POUNDS. The whole of these valuable Estates are held, with other Estates, in trust, for a term which will nearly exceed six years, and will then become the absolute property. it pos session of the Purchaser, during the life of the said healthy Gentleman, aged ao years. Printed Particulars may now be had of James Jones, •Esq. Dover-street ; Mr. Wilkinson, Red Lipii-square; and Mr. Powell, Solicitor; AbergaVenny ; er the Printers of the Chester, Liverpool, ? Manchester, awdlsiottingham Papers ; Rainbow, Cornbill and in P4l' Mail, Forthe USE of SCHOOLS and COLLEGES. Improved Edition. This Day was published, By G. and J. Robinson, London, and Bell and Bradfute, and C. Dickson, Edinburgh; (In One large Vol. Crown Bv o . P r i ce 9s. i n b oards,) A. NAAEKTA I EAAHNIKA MEIZO NA. Sive COLLECTANEA , GRIECA. MAJORA : Ad usum Academiem I uventutis accommodata. Cum Notis Philologicis • quas partim col legit, pattimscripsit. ANDREAS. DALZ S.R.S. Edin. in Academia Ja-• cobi VI. Scotorum Regis Litt. Gr. P. eidemque a Secretis et Bibliothecalius. Twill's 11. Compleaens Excerpta ex variis Poetis. Editio Secunda; priori Emendatior: Et in Notis plurium4in aueta. Where maybe had,i price Bs. in boards, Ejusdem Opens Tomus I. Compleciens Excerpta ex variis Orationis Solutm Scriptoribus Editio Quarta, prioribus emen datior. Cui accedit Appendix, in qua indicantur Subsidia qua dam Selena, Linguae C;rtecm Studiosis utilissima. Also, in One Vol. Crown Bvo. ANAAEKTA 'EAAHNIKA ILEZONA. Sive Colleaanea Grwca Alinora : Cum Notis atque Parvo Lexico: Ad usum Tironum accommodata. Enito Quarta emendatior. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ,EDUCATION. This Day was published, A Secoi.d Edition, correded and enlarged, price is. DRACTICAL DIRECTIONS to- INSTRUC .I. TORS and PARENTS,ontheRIGHT CHOICE and USE of BOOKS in every Branch of Education ; painting out their respedive merits, and the order in which tney should be successive!) , adapted. By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M. Reaor of Newport, and late Master of the Grammar School • in that Town. tr. - This Work is dividedinto . Two Parts ; in the first are several judicious observations on Education ; and the second enumerates the most' useful introduclory Books in every branch of Knowledge, remarking on their respedive merits, and cautioning Parents and Instru4ori against some, which the Author, upon just grounds o: , jetis to. Among the Books recommended, we do not observe any which we consider as obieCtionable.—British Critic. Published by Thotnas Reynolds, 0 xford.strect, and sold by the BOoksellers in Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, and Glisgow; and by all Booksellers in general. BY HIS MAJESTY's ROYAL 'LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED to J. SIG MOND, Surgeon Dentist, Bath, for his BRITISH IMPERIAL DENTIFRICEandPRESERVATIVE LOTION: Takes this method to acquaint his Agents, that in consequence of the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, which took place the first of this month, the following small advance has been made on the price of the above Preparations, viz. The Bottle of Preservative Lotion - o g 6 The Large Size Box of Dentifrice - o 5 6 - The Small Ditto . Ditto - - - o 2 9 The Bottle of Anodyne Thiel= - oz 9 The above may be had (together with th e various sorts of ToortP.Brushes construded on an improved plan) by Gattie and Lea, No. 52, New Bond-street - Hendrie and Son, T:chbrirn-street, G o lden- square ; Watts, 478, Strand ; Rowney, 95, Holborn Hill ; GeQ. Cryer, Perfumer, 68, Cornhill ; Golding, 42, Cornhill; Hazel, Perfumer, Black_ friars Road ; and by the Principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in the United ,Ki»gdonas. S t. 23, IEO2. FPRICE SIXPENCE. PATENT BEDS, SOPA. BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLEi',, Differing In Stile and Plan f?•iiit those in the old way. BUTLER's r ORIGINAL MANUPACTORY and WARE-ROOMS,- No. rj and 14, CATH DR IN STE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, iiirker of the above Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal FlighnesScs the D'UKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and MAIIIIIRC; surer of Furniture in general.' • lityri.ea has obseried some of the various Advertisements opposed to him, the lineation of which may be easily. disco, vered ; and writes in short that, by the permissio n o r Provi dence' Ile manufaCtures and sells as above, (Wh er e a l so tnizy be - had, every Article in the Upholstery Lihe) his sdperi o r POUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand some Sofa and a comfortable Bed • CHAIR BEDS, w hi c h transform the same way, and each in a few minutes; DIN ING TABLES on various Construe - lions, and quite on aliew. Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular compad Construction; and various Improve ments in Furniture. . Houses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season, ed woods and excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation„ .Beds for the East and West Indies; Cabins fitted up for Pas iengers, tee _ _ B s, • . UTLER has constfu&ed several Tools and Machines•fot working his Patent Articles, tfcc. at his Manutaatory, as above, and with much s..l.)mission, and a true sense of gra— titude; acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge. nerously received. C.'="/" I n contradiction to the Use assertions opposed tr. the Sale - of By r taa's Patent Articles, at his Warehouse may be. seen separate Patent Deeds, one or' Dining, and otha Tahl.es ; and the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads; which extend to Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Sere* Posts or Feet. The Ship MATOLr, of Sr. John's, Canada. • OAPTAIN Thothas Oliver, Master of the Mary, of St. John's, Canada, stileinnly declares that - him:elf received a deal of bcizefit from Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cor dial ; likewise his Mary Ann Oliver, was almo,t reduced-to Death's door, and was perfeCtly cured be taking Dr.. Brodum's NerfPous Cordial, afret being given over by all the able Physicians in the Country f likewise severiil of the Inhftbitants of the-Island have received great benefit from the above Medicines. • Witness my Hand, THOMAS OLIVER. A WORD TO THE WISE. 7 • As - a 'setiops caution to all who, from the nature of their Complaints, are obligqd. to have reco u r s e to t h at d angerou s preparatlon'MercurY. Mercury is certainly; if taken with ' discretion, a most noble and - effeetual Cure for every speci:s of Venereal Infection ; but, on the other hand, there is not an articlein the whole Materia Medica so reptele 'with dan ger. Thus if, a cold occurs when under a course of this ex= traordinary Medicine, it frequently leaves behind it th e G out, Rheumatism, Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic Atfeaions, and which, perhaps, do not appear Itir seven, eight,' or ten years. - Many Persons in . business, Servants, and indeed all who, from the nature of their employments, are obliged to be out in all weathers, being liable to catch cold under a course of Mercury, which may terminate with their lives; but no such danger will intervene to those who substitute Dr. BRODtJM's BOTANICAL SYRUP, which is particularly re:ommended to. be used before persons enter into the Matrimonial State, lest the indiscretions of a • Parent are the source of vexation to. him the remainder of his ,et.istence, by afflicting his innocent, but unfortunate Off.' spring, with the . Evil, eruptions of a most inaliciant ten dency' and a vsriety of o t her Complaints th , il are must surealy introduced by the same neglett and imprudence. The Botanical Syrup and Restoratives. Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Db•aw's Douse, No. 9, Albion-street, in Bot tles at fl. '2s. Ls:. 6d. and ;s. sd. (Duty included) ; Jeboult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No: tse. ox:ord-street, opposite Bond -street; No. 42, ; No. 3 2 .4, Holborn ; Withers (late Cockell's) Medicine Warehouse, No. 229, Strand, Temple Bar; 'Putt's, Royal Exchange ; Williamz,, Perfumer to His Majesty, N o. 41, ; E. Newbery, Corner of P au l' s Ch urc h -yard ; Bolton ' s, Royal-Exchange; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Burgeois,. Amick and Son, No. 32, Haymarket ; Shaw's Me.. dicine Warehouse, High-street, Borough, orposite the South wark Bank ; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, Oxford-street, oppo site the Pantheon ; Forbes, Druggist, 32, Blickinan-str e et Borough ; Dicey/Bow-la ne .- , And to be had of all the BookSellexs and Printers in the principal Market Towns in the United King,ioms. • • . To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. -" • No. 9, New Bride-Street, London. HortonN(lSi*, Edinburgh, March tR, tfiot. T BEG leave to inform - you, that ever since the yeat -1790, I have been afllicled with the '.rues Vene tea ; . which, tiu:n its obstinately ,resisting every course of •Medicine presiribLxl by the most eminent of the I(aculty - acre. and undergoing several severe courses of salivation,. and twit,: discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, • would appear to be of the most inveterate" nature.' in the spring - ol last' year my disorder had got to such a head, nearly to pot a period to - my existencel had a large ulcer on the crown of My head, one on each arm, and My leg were broke nut in ti frightful' manner ; .my right wa s chest s.. fully painful,.and had be en i n a state of ulceration tOr ti•ke last seven years; my lett had also - two large nodes on it, was very :much, discoloured, and• gave. me such mcrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, 1 was recom mended he • Mr. I. Thompson, (woo recei , .ed so Kreat a cure by them Kere), to take moor Leake's Patent PlEs, which i began to do on the '26th of May ; in tne codrse of a ibrini4lir i I began to receive benett•---in little more than a mouth, 'the . ulcers on my heed and arins wen soundly healed--:soon after, the sores on tie, legs:ll,..:e,i also; leaving, however, considerable diseoloncaiodi in the skin, aed pal in the bone of the lett, which, by the Img of God, and a little longer perseverance • it, your •; suable Medieine, subsided ; d,spersiii, the regaining its natural Ink, and thetuledurnii pain, going oti: 1 thus became, by your libt,tal advice ;sett perreztly tree from ail my lei finer complaints-- have recovered :my - former spirits an I str,•pgth, a:: come jolly and 'fate in which state having months to tdse astonishment' of all who knew me, a loss in what terms to express thy grata:Tie, hut for the good of other suffering mortals, to 'make tr, case as utiblic" as possible, as i shall on every or, in so doing, you will'greatiy oblige, Sir, your • • obedient, very humble servant, - ALEX. - M Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : IOHN THOMPSON, No. ,3, New .Poultry Market; and kit,/ Nl'lwrosn, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Ti:Yl.Ol4, Member of the Royal - College ut Sur geons, at his House, No. g, New Ili - Age-street, London ; where, after a. constant residence of more than thirty-six vears;, in a pradice particularly directed .to the ci:re ot Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation,:.Wlth that inviolable secrecy' which men - 0; hia profession shoUld 'always observe in .such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance •' - ;e gratuitously • administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also soLd, by his appointment, ter tile convenience of those livingat a distance, at the Pertinner's. No. si, St. Alban's-street, ,Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox.. ford-street ; : Mr. Disburough's, No. 7,• Fist-street. hill ; 'Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, little Tower hill ; Mr._ Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinbuigh ; • Mr. donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin; and bv• person in every considerable town in Great Britain a• - ni Ire sand, in Boxes of only as. gd. each, sealed up with full and plain diree.ticns, whereby persons of either - sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and satety. - N. B. Every IVA sold in Great Britain is sc.::-:;ed up with 4 Stamp, on which, by favour of the CommiSsioners ig printed, at the Stamp-O flice-•---" T. "ray lor, No. g, Nave 13ridgestreet,"—to imitate which is Felony, and all others are Counterfeits. 5.4 nct ig, he 5, by to ne nt :11 !h• et