The Sun. — London, England, 1802-07-24 00:00:00

4 H+-4 ,„„ z T rr* ' e . • • - f. ir . • T . , _ _ '4 ~ - ,oi-a-4.17 -: • 4t. Y ,[77......„ ~.._,•.w , ,,,,,..._ ....... ~......._,,,,...„,_ ....„„ ....,,,,,„_,.... G►' I N i4II3EF 30722! NEVER PERFORMED. NEW GRAND SPECTACLE, &c. performed by a NEW COMPANY from PARIS. El' Avr Lzy, 4un. has the honour to almotince,.that tin consequence of his having kngagod the above extraordi nary Company from Frame, at a very great Expense, he is enabled to bring forward those Spectacles, &c. which have been so much applauded in Paris, with More cor rectness and expedition than otherwise he could have done; thereby giving him the exclusive opportunity of producing 'extensive Novelty,to the Publl., to whom Mr. As jilt), looks up to, for a coutinuarion of chit Patronage, which during his shot t Nlanagenient he hal ex perienced. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ASTI. Y's, W ESTMINSTE R-BRI DC 4. Under the Patronage of Their Royal lingbites.ses the Prince or 'Wales and Duke ot 'ark. _ nN ,MONDAY NEXT, July will -V be presented, an entire New Grand Spectacle, as per: formed by the following French Comp iny . , ell aged by Mr. arLzy, Jun. at the Tieatre of the City in Paris, zoo suc cessive Nights, with New Scatiery, Machinery, Dresses,' Music, dec. with grand and uncommon Combats, Military Evolutions, Siege by Sea Prid Land, wide spreading Confla gration, &c. (produced and got up 'under the imnierkite reaion of Mons. Gougisbus, sen. )called KNiGH;FS OF THE SUN; Or,.LOVE AND DANGER. Commencing with a splendid anti nouvi.lle Tournament, as performed at the Giand Fete given in consequa.m.e of the liappy return of Peace, in Patii, betbre the Fiat -Consul, Bonaparte. principal C.huraiters Count Mar 'eld (a Sovere.o-.1.0rd), Mons. LANG LA DE ; Confidant to Marield, Mons. ST. A ÜBINT Four Esquires in .Nlarfeld's Suite, Messrs. BOULANGE, CHARLES, TRIVERS, and PAPI ; Tour F.,,o.ires in ,Deltor's Suite, Messrs. LA FL F.CHE, DUNOIS, AZAMBRE, and ST. MARTIN; Principal Knight, Confidant to Ddiori Mons. GOUGIS- Is US, jun. - I "tineipal' Vassals, Mons, ELOIVDIN and Mademoiselle MONCASSIN • Ancharet, Mons. VII.,NEUVE ; Florida, Mademoiselle LE FEVRE.; And Delfor, principal Knight of the Sun, Mons. GOU_ GISIsUS, sen„ (Being their first appearance in this Kingdom.) Knights of the-Su; Knights or the Lamb, Vassals,'.Danccrs, Army in Marfelil's pay, Army of the Knights of the Sun, Bcc &c. - Preceding the abovee, a Comic Entertainment of Mr:sic an , . Dancing, called THE: `it - :EA 1 . SHEAF. rn the course of the Evening, FEATS of HOR SEMAN_ SHIP, and "a Comie by Mr. WALLACK. And, fur the i;tla time, tne New Conic Pantomime, with exiensive Seerery, Machinery, and various Mechanical Changes, called THE' PHOENIX; Or, HARLEQUIN AND LI LLIPO. In the course of which will be n pourtrayed, Monsieur Gar . -ertn'z arid Captain iowden's azErial Voyage in a-Balloon, with an- exact representation o, its appearance over Lon , don, and its Descent near Colchester, in the real Car • presented 14 Mons. Garnerin to Mr. A.l'ev. • (R.. 4— To prevent disappointment, the K...i.-hts of the S , in evil' only be performed Six Nights, as •on ndi, the 2 , Auzust. the New Corn' any will produce s ~ c w Spectaele, caned The Fertiain - Hiissar t ; or Swediii Siaj,ant.• i.;.oors ru tie opened at Hal I. past Five, to begin at Half-past Six o'Ci•,ek. 4ex 4t. &cond Price !Pit 2S. Second Prici is. ,Callery.is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to coitio'lenoe at Halt:pait Eight precisely. PL. e 3 to be taken 3/.. the Box OtHce, Weatntiuster-bridge, mitt Ten till Three o'Cloa,. iIANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT Rooms. IkAISS LINWOOD's EXIMBI LION, with an -xvi ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now Open, and will continue Every Day, Suntia)S excepte d,l 4'o:ll Nine in Morning till Evening. Admittanid Opie Shit Wig NEW PAN9RAMA, HAY.NIARKET. THE Public are respeetfully informed, that this Panorama ' exhibiting a GRAND VI of the CITY PARIS and-Environs, is now open for public inspection, Painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of t he Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame; siice - the Signing or the Preliminaries of Peace, by JAs. DE RIA, wil: clantintie open from Ten till dusk .—Adinittance Is B. A Person regularly attends to,expJain the Pidnres. A GENTLEMAN Di an IlitiStrunt, F..intly, late a Member of the Sovereign Council of Bern, in Swit 4,;trland, who, besiges being a Statesman, is also a Man-ot Letters, would willingly undertake the finishing,of a Young I ,ntleinan's Education, destined fur a Public Life, or attend on his Travels through the •diiterent Countries and Courts of Europe., Any Noblern.in or Gentleman to whom ,this Proposal ight' appear acceptable, may for further Particulars apply ~._tll "); Mr. Tavel,. No.. 8, Cower-street. Bedford-square, who giVe them all the information required on the occasion. The extent of the Stipend will be no Material object. :TO THE OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. R. GEORGE VAUGHAN begs ieave to in.' tv nil in Officers of the Army and the Public in general,' at he intends ca rrying on in future the Commission Agency, at No: 16; Rupo,rt• street, yhere he now lias a nurnber o atunissionb to-dispose of, also various Eichiniges, ,j 4. 13. Letters', Post-paid, addressed to Mr. Vaughan, as , 'wove, will be duly attended to. OLD NORTHAMPTON COACH OFFICE, B ULL. and MOUTH 1 NN, Bull and Meuth-stroet, London. THE Proprietors of the Ota.Northairyton COach tlle -respellfully inform the Public, that it sets out from above I - n, and from Northampton, every. Morning at a Nualler- before' SIX o'Clock, at thee - following Reduced Rates, viz. ,c. 's: d. Insides to Northampton - otc 0 • • Outsides Ditto - - • 8' o Insides to Newport Pagnel„ - 012 0 Outsides' Ditto - - o 6 o ' • By J. %V IL LIAN and Co. NEW 1311.11Y;E-STREET. I , QU SE i n the most eligible Parr to be LE FT, 1 or the LEASE to be SQLD, and the Furniture, &c. bc. taken, if agreeable by Appraisement. pply 1,. 'dr. Ellis, I.lillita-lane, for further particulars. • The SICILIAN BLOOM of YOUTH and BEAUTY; Or; I inpalpable'Vegetable Flesh Powder, IS recornine6,ied to the Ladi with the • utmost .- degree orcOnfidenc, as the most exquisite produclion in 1 3 1 e.Universe, for beautifying, _the Skin, without the possi tiity of doing the slightest injury : it is a peculiarly elegant preparation tram ,the beautiful Azala (a shrub indigenOus to Sicily), the result of a most curious process, and the in vention of an expert an,i experienced Chymist. T.:e cam tion articles • of this des , .:riptiun give a cadaverous and unna tural Whiteness to the Skin, while, on the contrary, the Si cilian Flesh Powder, which isnot a dead write,. but a natu ral. fair, flesh-colour, communicates the'most orii tiant and natural fatrness that can possibly be conceived, and n ssessesthis.pre-eminent excelleme,.tuat,it cannot possibly. ~e discovered by the most scrutinizing obsLrver, but looks 'lke the native bloom of health taker from the neck of youth' 4 nd beauty, 'and placed On the skin to which this Powder is aPprled, according to the DiredioriS for use, which accoru- P a nY each Packet. Sold at zzg, Stra n d; seventh h ous e f ro M T emp l e- b ar ; sando retail by Mr. Golding, Perfumer t o H er M ajest y, 4 2, ; Mr: Green, r 32:, Oxtord-street, .near Holies. t Mrs. Osborne, 'tot, Pall-Mall; and by' no other per.. - 1 1 in LondOn. Price as. 6d. per Packet; Five Packets in t for Ralf-a-Guinea.; or Twelve Packets in one f o r a Gili t)!!.—Observe th a t th e 'L a b e l on eac h Pa c k et i s s i gne d w i th P roprietor's hand-writing " 1. Dulin," GENERAL ELECTION. TotheGgNTLEMEN,C.I-ERGY,ancITREEHOLDERF of the COUNTY of HEREFORD. CENTLLMIN* YOUR firm, friendly,- and decisite Support of me, recorded .by the highest number of Votes ever polled by any Candidate for tnii County, has my Rios- grateful Thanks. The best return which I can make toi such unexampled friendship; and which you will. most ap prove, will ue a 4,ithtut discharge of the honourable an,; imnort,int rust coatflitted to me by an independent supper; of ev::ry punfic Constitutional measure, and by a strict at tenuon to the particular interests of the County. I remain,-Gei.tlemen, • With the liveliest sentiments ot Esteem and Respea, - • Your devoted humble Servant, G. CORNEWALL. Moccas-Court, July lt„ 184. Tothe GENTLEMEN„CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS ot the COUNTY of HEREFORD. CINTLZMEN, YOUR spirited, friendly, and successful Fxer tions, have this day invested me with the hish anti nonourable Character of one of your Representatives in Par liament. Ile pleased to accept my heat-e,..1t Thanks tor this distinguished testimony of your gOOO opinion; aid ht assured, I will endeav:)ur to deser-z, . it, b.) au independenz-, support of those measures whi,;:t- 'skull appear to be hese ,aiculated to progiote th.: 1 ; , !u:d: good, and by a diligent at tention to the particular Inter: ,ts of .Constitueuts. -A remain, Gentlemen, With the ..varatz,tetnotions or respea, Gratitude, and friendship, • Your faithful and devoted humble Servant,. jOHN GFLR.S COT"' ERELL. . Hereford, lily zr, aca. Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLE RGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY ut KLN 1. 3ROTHER EREEHOLDERS, • TAKE. the earnest opportunity of requesting I those 'Friends who have honoured me with their Support during.the late arduous Contest, 'to aceept my warmest and nest Acknowledgments for tile great exertions they have made in my behalf.. lh the public 'situation, which through your favour I have enjoyed rur these last twelve years, 1 reel conscious of having discharged my duty in Parliament with fidelity and integrity, and of having promoted to the hest of my abilities the welfare and piosperity of this County. ' I have the Honour ib be, With every sentiment of gratitude and respect, Your faithful and qbedient Servant, EOWARD K.NATCRBULL. Maidstone, luly 21, aoz. SA 1 41 kILIY, juLy ARMY. CAPT. HOLMES begs, lea ve t o acqua i nt hi s Friends; and the Army in general, that he has removed us Office from his late House,. No. 36, Craven -street, to 40. 7, Sr. Alban's-s treet , fall-Mall, where he transads all , lusiness relative to the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange of Commissions in the Army Every attention shall be paid is, the interest and accommodation of Officers on Half-pay, who may be pleased to favour him with their Agency. —'fne very heavy expence of Postage obliges Capt. Holmes to re. guest all Letters addressed to his Office mae oe post; paid. WANTED to PURCHASE—A Majority of Infantry, aid Regiment, ditto reduceable, ditto Cavalry; Lieutenant of Cavalry, ditto Infantry. FOR SALE—A"Lieutenant-ColCinelcy old Regiment of Infantry at Home,. ditto neduceable, a Majority old Regi ment Infantry at Home, ditto reduceable, a rroop old Regi rnhit Dragoons, d i tto reduceable, very cheap, two Compa nies old Regiments at Home, pettedly secure from reduction, airto reduceable, Sun- Lieum nancy Life-Guards, Ensigncy of Foot Guards, three Cor.aeic . es, perk:Al: secure from reduc tion, ditto reduceable, s , me Ensignci:s in the Last and West Indies, acid at Wine, s cure atom reduction, ditto, where iie Purchaser be (,azetted on Half-pay. - FOR EXCH N G E—Lieutenant-Coionel old Regim:n t Of Infantry at tl , i,ne t.; , Alajority Half-pay to full, Captain oki- Regiment of .Liglit Dragoons at Hone to Half pay, ditt o o f . D ragoon G uar d s to half-pay, dito Dragoon ; 'lards t.i:Lignt Dragoons, Lieutenancy of Dragoons to Halt- Cornetcy ditto to ditto, Quarter-master ditto to Half. nv, on very el;ititile terms; several Lieutenancies and Eli . tree from reduction, to Half-pay ; Paymaster Half to I()VERNMENT AGENCY, OFFICERS HALF-PAY, DISCOUNT and A , AINUITV-OFFICE, No. 7, Ce‘il street, Strani. NlEpLi.VblilcLLtiiE e) and' continue to re .toNe p g e o dlu t l e l y for the the Purchase of everyalescription oilacomes, either on Govern menii or Land or Funded Piop.:rty. from their luk-esta llished and reSpeaable Money Connedion, `they are enabled to Discount good Bills of Exchange; and Sums of Money, 'font too, to 59001. is always ready to zkivanee for the pur ,:hase of well-secured Annuities arising trnin Estatesyl louses, Money in the Funds, either by Will, or Mai riige Sestlein:nt, Church &c. with privilege of redeinption at will of , ne hortoWer, and a liberal price given. Yearly Incomes on Government, Estates, and Pundcd Property for Site, from aol. to toool. a-year, eleariii„`frtyn si. to 201. per cent. both 'on Buyers and Sellers 'eves. Navy and Military Officer's Half-pay , and• Widows Pensions received. Personal apioliCatiOas received daily. No Letters unless post-paid. SUMMER S CATE , LOTTERY; Only 2.4,000 TICKETS, ' Begins Dravvii.g the zd of next Month. TIODGES and cry,. Stock-Brokers, most respea fully acquaint the Nobility and Public, tin,' the Tickets a Shares are on Sale in great variety, and on the most reasonable Terms, - At their .Licensed Offices, No. trt, Oxford-street Oppoite Bond-street . , No. 44, St. aines's-street, and in most oi tne principal Towns. During a period of Thirty Years, Hobc xs and Co. have b.en remarkably fortunate in.the Sale of Capital Prizes,, and last year' they were pre-eminent, as will be seen by' the lot. lowing statemont :' - • Sold and Shared by Hoboes and Co. 180 t, N 9. 29,467 a prize of zo.00•l. No. tB,c6a a prize of 5 ,aeol. 15,70 i -- - 20,0,01. 30 , 333 - - -5,o•Dol. 24,787 - - • t 0,0041. 28,898 - - 5,0t81 * 4 ,.. 41 Prizes to au,y amount paid on Demaed. FASHIONABLE OANCING'ICV ALLEN- pRIVA FELY Taught to Ladies and Geotle -1 'awn of any age, who have never learnt this accomplish ment, or not in the improved modern style,. at Nu. 19, Sner rarti-street, Golden-square, and No. io, Great Alec -street, C•oodman's- Vdelds. 'racy arelaught -on a plan particularly calculated for those to. whom it is an objet to acquire it ex peditiously, privately, and in the first style of faShion. Foreigners, • Officers,-and Country' Resi:.tents, who may wish to learn in a iew days, may board and lodge privately in the house,. and• receive constant. instruCti These Academies are open all the Summer, and though they are prinjpally. for grown up • people, yet children are also instructed twice a- week. on tueusual terms ;. and if not broagittror,vard, den iu one year, as at schuois in gene ral in, two, - no eh :e made foe. thenr'instr ":,:t on. ' • *** Mr. All:a disowns all ipreent . conceta with hisilat.! Academy in Haydoo.;.AuJrs.. ARCH ER ind-HAUGH LON, trott Dublin, Irish Poplin and Tabbinet,Manufactuters a d Mercers to Her 141 tjesty, their -Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dittchess of York, Dutchess ut Wirtemberg, and the Princesses,. No. 8, Henrietta-street, Coient-garden,- . London. . , . Tile elevated Patronage n Her -Majesty„. the dift.:rent Bratn.he.; of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiezitly established, in the opinion of discernig Public, .the decided. superiority of AA-chefs and HaUghton's Poplins ,and Tahhinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, and-Plain Chamherry klusls and Italian Cambric, Sarsenets. for.Coitrt, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to render it tiviccessary for.. that House to reply to the A.dver— tisements of Others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements. -• • • • .• . CAUTION.. Whereas Archer and Houghton have been credibly in formed, that a great many . peOple in this kingdom are now, and have been, Mr some tmic past, manufaduring and sel ling Poplins and T. , bliiiets r as Irish, of an interior quaiity, tinder the name of Archer and Houghton's Manufadory, Wit il a view to discredit and injure'their - House, and a gross sition on the Public in wieral ; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to. prosecute to Convidion any person or persons so venctin Poplins and Tabbitiets, under the name or their Manufadure, that was not actually bought at their House *** Merchants supplied to any AMount. They have the honour to acquaint the Nubility and Gen try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to' sell (for ready money) at prices much lower titan they can be had 'elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufadure :,-they consist of white and black Bombazeens , _ Chamberry Muslins, Cambric Sarsenets; Kastlirnores „for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, -Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenett,' ha 'slight Mburning.'—; Engliih yardwide Poplins of a siperior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velttres, &mole black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen and Cantlemen who always weaeblack ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best, triple dye. No second price ever asked for any article bought at their House. N. 8.. Ladies own Spinning manufalured into Poplins or Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion able Colours, manutiOured on the shortest notice. THE QUEEN OF FRANCE. • Tbyo obvi ate the unpleasant Sensation s experienced those'Ladies'who may have superfluous Hairs'grow ing on the Face or Arms, and to renuer their Persons ‘more lovely and attraEtive, Was the chief motive that induced the Proprietor of ALFRED's ROYAL COMPOSITION to submit that important Discovery to the patronage of the Female World. His success is best shewn by the numerous applications whicit continue to be made from the most dis. tinguished ih the higher Circles for Rink, Beauty, and Fashion. This Composition (which was first prepared for the late Queen of France) not only removes and eradicates all . superfluous Hairs from tiic Face and Anna, but renders the Skin more delicate andrair. Sold in Parquets at ss. 6.1. and as. 9d. each, by Messrs. Gattie and Lea,•Bond.sereet ; Davison's, Fleet-street ; Cryer, Cornhill ; Wholesale by. Berry and Main, Greek -street, Soho, London. Also by Vinc4 Bath; Smith, Edinburgh ; Greg sorts, Li-terpool. PRICE §ikORNCP:r. A NEW ROMAN HIS Col( This Day was published, in Chree Volumes, Royal tBmo. Priee fp s . in boards, illus.. trated with Maps and 71 1 HE HISTORY of the 1(0 vJAN EMPIRV, i. from the Foundation of the City till the Capture Constantinople bythe Turks. - By WILLIAM ItTAVOR, Lt. D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dam'. fries, Author of the British Neposone Elements of Nato. ral History, &c. &e. Briitted for Riel.ard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard, and sold by all Booksellers. - • 01 whom m.ly be inid, Dr. Mayor's HiStory of Greece. lately pliblosh, in two vols. ros. • And the Volumes or his Universal His ory, us twenty live Volumes, as they are pub. liaised on the first day of. every montn, price gd. on common paper. Thislaak was published, iliOne.Volume Odavo, Price Bs. in boards, THE STATE of EUROPE, before 'and after ' the Revolution. Ey PROFESSOR GENZ, Privy Councillor to His Prussian Majesty, dec. dec. Translate) from the:German by John Charles Herries, Esq. Printed for J.Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majestv,No. fp, Piccadilly. Of wham may be had, price is 6d. L'onsidei-a tians on the Del:not - the Civil List,by the Right Hon. G. Likewise, -by the &tine Author, the 7t!5 Edition, of a Briar' Examination -into the Increase of the Revenue, G•mimcrce, and Mlnufactures of Great Britain, 11'0111 . 1792 to 1799. This Day was published, price I . LETTER. addressed to the Hon. ...riARLES JAMES FOX, inconsequence of his SPEECHui the HOUSE of COMMONS on the CHARACTER of late Most Noble FRANCIS bUKE of BEDFORD. The SECOND EDITION. To which are added, I ObServations or: a Sermon prea,lie.l in the Parish Chnrch Of WoOuro, March, 14, 18oz, the Sunday after the Inturtriznt of the late Duke of Bedlord, by Edm. , 4o l Artwrignt, A. M. Rector ot Goadby Marwood, Lcicestersnire, and Prebendary of Eirhain. . • • Printed tbr F. and C. Rivingtnn, St. Paul's Churcfk-yard ; W. and I. - Richardson, Royal Exchange • W. iiatchard, Piccadilly; and Coabett a n d M or g an , P a ll:Mail. This Day was published, • Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, DR ACTICAL INFORMATION on the MALIGNANT SCARI.ET FEVER and SORE TEIROAT, in which a N EW MODE of TREATMENT is freely eurnmunicated. • • -Isy E.. PEART, M. D. Printed fur WifiLiut Miller, Old Bond-street. • In the Press, - and speedily will be published, In two elegant Volumes, 4to. accompanied by A considecible number-at large.plavls, uy . eminent Artists, 'consisting of Views taken 1.1 pper and Lower Egypt, of Represent:l— of Antiquities, and Hicrng:yphics, of Objects in NA . tura! History, of Manners and Customs, &c. rrRAVELS. in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, hi company with several-Divisions of the Frehcb Army ; dnring thecampaigns of Genera/ BON A P A It - FE in that country. PuoliThed under the . iminediate patronage of the Caine Coss CI.. By VIVANT DENON, One of the Artists who accompanied the Ex peditlon. Translated from the Original by A ILTII U R AIKI N. Printed for T N. Longman and 0. ,Rees, Paterangcr-row and tin. R. Phillips, No. 71,' St. N. B. An octavo edition will be published at the sa,ne GLEBE - LAND TITHES, and Valuable RIGHTS or commoN in. Dorsershirc, inrehrled to-have been tett in April last, but unavoidably postponed. • rrO BE LETT to the best Bidder, on - t he 31st July instant, Twelve o'Clock, at the Grevluilind lnp; in Bland ford, for a term of Twenty-one years, to co.mnencc from Michaelmas next, if the present Incumbent shall so long continue Rector; the G REAT , and SMALL TITHES of Gilsse St. Michael, Dursetshire, and about. Twenty seven Acres of Glebe Land, with Barn, Stable, Out-build ings, farin-vard, and very extensive and most - valuable Rigt ts* of Common, and other Privileges: Gussage lies about I; 'miles bout Salisbury, and about seven from Bland tord,--on the great Western Road. Particulars may be had at the Office of Messrs. Bolton, Savage and Spike; in the Tern*, London ; at the Parsonage_ horse at Gkissag.., ' • at the White-Hart Inn, S a li s b ury ; an d at the Greyhound Inn Blandlord. BY tHE KING s PATENT, Granted to J.-Barton, M.D. VITAL WINE, recommended for the P r o ven . tion and Cure of sonic of the most alarming Diseases, viz. .Gout in eveTy form, Rheumatism, Fevers, particularly of, the .Putrid kind ;, Scrophula, Consumptiorls, •Nervous Atle.e.tions, &c. Also for the Diseases of Hot Clirriates, as Yellow Feier, Liver Complaint, Cholora Xlorbus, Cutatie. ous, _Afiedions, &c. ' " The leading features.of •Vital Wine are, the prevention of all tencleticyto petreSeeney.in - t he habit,' removing obstruc tions•in the Glandular and Nervous Systems, anti bring;ng insensileperspiration to its proper quantum an d, regu l ar i ty. . Hence the superior advatitage,attending its Ilse is evklent, and the Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable testimonies of its virtue from'ptnsonages of the tirsi rank and respectability. • Pamphifits of its admirable qualities, with full („iireaions forits use, may be had (gratis) at the L a b orator y and Val lts where it is prepared, No. 7, Berner's- s tr eet , O x f or d -street ; and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, .Messrs. Ching and Butler; No. 4, -Cheapside,. where the Vital Wine is sold at per Bottle, or Ia s. per dozen, bottles aid Stamps in cluded.. Also by ,at Mr. Wirlow's, No. 39, Cockspur.street, Charing-cross. Mr. Vades, No 46, :I'.urn-. hill; Mr.. Ward, No. 324, Holborn ; lr. Shaw's. No. 74, St. Margaret's -street,. Borough ; and Messrs. Jeosault and- Co. No. 'so, Oxford-street; 'and on. respeciable House in. most principal towns in the •Unii"-rKing,dom. For BILIOUS COMP LAI NTs, anti DISORDERS of t h e STOMACH and BOWELS Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. THE Excellence •of these PILLS, -as gentle - purgative, and as a general preservative of Health, be assisting Nature in the duedischarge of the Apiinal Functions, has established their reputation as a Medici ne o f t h e fi rst im portance. They are adthirably,calculated or Disorders of the Stomach and Bowel; ; tin persons of alit lions, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic disposition ; as well as fin. those whose Con stitutions have been affecte by a• too.aelive or too sedentary . . life; or by a residence.in hot Climates. .. They are likewise particularly serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indi gestion, and in removing the had etreels of free liiiag; as also in preventing Palsies and A puelex,:es, so often the con. sequence of intemperance. 1 he tendency of these 'Pills is to open the pores by night, arid the body by day : they moreover promote sleep, and re . quire neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourse should be had to them on thu first attack of a cold, or upon . any-slight indisposition . ; ~ and. t hey should never be o m i tte d at beit-time after an excess .of eating or, drinking; and thus , their distinguished cliaratieristic will be maintained of pro ' moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified by their Inven tor, who, by the constant use of them, though a very free.. liver, attained the age of seventy-five. As the ANALEPTIC .PILLS .owe their virtues tote peculiar preparation, ‘vnic-h hasfiever been divulged but to the present Proprietors, they c.‘n only be had ger.u. vine frofin , ' them ; :And 'they are sold by Francis. Ner..by z y, at the•Wareliousefor Dr. I t mes's Powder, No. 45, t;ie Fast -End of Paul's, a few doors from Cneapsik, lonu n ; James's at Dr. Taes's late house in Bruton- street , i n P, ;trice 4s. 6d., each, • Stamp included; or the quantity ui Six in one large Box fur 11. as. bd. _ Observe that the words, " F. NZWRERY, No. 4,-„ Sr. Paul's," are engraved on the Stanips. All octiLts are terfeits. COUNTY OF metactNETili - Ata numerous and rcspettable.ME ET LNG of ziteG EN T L E. MEN, CLERGY, and t. L L KS of the saki County, held at Harken, rin Finlay, the 16th of July !Sea, immediate!) after the Llection of a.Meniber to serve in the ensuing Parliament; Resolved U r HAT the lltanks of this Meeting be given to our worthy Kt:presentative, Sir ROBERT WI L. LI AMES VAUGHAN, Baronet,•for ht, upoi s itt and Ind.-- depent Cond ct to during a period 01 .the most .ities ; or his Orm atd decided hostility to tnose pernicious erinet i les w nii.it tnrcatened the ovetthrow of our excellent Constitution ; tor his zealous and unwearied endeavours to encourage and promote Int, Agricultural as. well as the Commercial Interests or this County. KCSOIVtAI also UOarlifllollsly, . . . . . . ---.... That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to William Oakely of tinybv‘leh, EsQ ior moving, and to Richard Hughes Cloyd, of Guerelas, Esq ;cc the Nomina tion of Sir R. W. Vaugnar. ; and also for the hanasome manner in which they expressed weir own sentiments, as well as those of the numerous and respectable Freeholders present, of the conduet ot the Gentleman who has :for ten years most worthily repr . esentext the County. Resolved also Unanimously, • • That tne Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Reverend fohn Lloyd, of Pale, for bringing. forward the first Resolu tion, socongenialwith the sense of the County at large, and for the very appropriate And impressive Speech with which . he introduced*. Resolvedalso ' That the 1 hanks of, this Meeting be given, to john Forbes, of Cefnbodig, Esq. for seconding the Motion made by the Rev john Lloyd. R..!solved, • e . Tait the Proceeding s of this Meeting be published in The Sox, the St la.nes'sChioniCii, and in the Shrewsbury and Chester,L ) apera. HUMPHREY WILLIAMS, Deputy Sheiitf". • PATENT BEDS; SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING. TABLES, Differing in Stile and Plan from those in the old way. nUMER's' ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and wARE , . ROOMS, No. t 3 and 14, CATHERIN - STE ET, Eight `.)ours - froin the Strand, maker of the above Articles to the KING andQUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac turer of. F,urniture in general. Berri.r.a has observed some of the various Advertisements oppOs'ed to him, the intention of which may be eisity-disco • vered ; and writes in short that, by •thepermissiou ot.Provi ience, he inanuladures and sells as above, (where also 111:1). h id, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior FO U R-POS T--and TENT BEDS, with Brass . Screws and various. other Brass Parts.; SOFA BEDS, linking a hand some Sota and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, transform the same way, and each in a few minutes - ; DIN- I NG .TABL ES on various Constructions, and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY. STEPS on a particular conipad., Construdion ; and various Improve ments in Furniture. _ • _ _ Elouses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season ed woods and excellent workman - ship. Also, for,exportation, Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas sengers, kc. , BUTLER has construded several Tools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufaetory, as above, and with much submission, and a true sense of gra titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge nerously received. V`• in contradidion to the false assertions opposed to the Sale Of BUT Lza's Patent Articles, at his Warenouse may be seen sepurate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables ; and tir.! other for Brass, and'other Screw Bedsteads, which extend w Sofa Beds, Chair or other Bedsteads, with Screw Posts or Feet. THERE are no classes of men of greater impor. tance to society than those which devote their time and talents to the preservation of the health of their fellow crew. tures. How eminently., successful the late FRANCIS S P I LSI3I: RY was in this truly laudable employment, is.com., pletely evinced by the rapidity of sale which his celebrated ANTIS CO RBUTIc DROPS have invariatrly commanded. As a pUrifier of the blood, restorer of the constitution, and bracer of the system, their efieets have been astonishing, as may be seen by the surprising Cures of persons who were af :bitted with Scorbutic and . Nervous Complaints, Gnut, Rheumatism, Ice. and the deter.lion of those impostors, who, by means of forged bills and other pretended credentials. have vended a spuriouS comtiosition of this truly excellent medi cine, must be a satisfaction to all persons who have a com petent idea of the absolute necessity there is in being careful to purchase the, 4enuine, Remedy, as well as of preserving personal property froth infringement. Time raps Medicine is distinguished by the King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper; . and as a further guard, by 14vour. of fliri Ma jesty's CommisiOners of the Stamp 0 111 , e., they, hive aifix 'ed a 'starry on each bottle, printed in a c cit in K. Prepared and sold at the Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square, 'dnd by the generaLvenders of patent medicines iu tnwii and country, in bOttles 'ss.and al. as: duty included: