The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

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Compose' i'ef f for ral ll6 . 13, BroW o ' . = 1, in botti itry, by 1r1 ; two. bottl. e ; with:bo • 0 eery circle .St, G e orge ? r ex ploit 0 great -elite,' - 19 tted br )envy is also. wi .isic of I' .ari . °vet' , 14. jgo ; Actne r '',, from Bost ° , t o C hi vcrs, Ord ; anci CL I " • ; Good 0, / ° 9' —, for St e 1,/l Ei?ffilung, d el lie, thirci ;pare, to . P or neebe, Bari' , o Tr: Hannal l 1i Margate, 0. „ 4 ` 11 . 1 1 , r., Satn4c' e at end i'oint, ' age, SYdcn ilA blin, the 11 , 1 ;00 of the late) Ni b, nccd agc , Esq. PCY NUMBER 2795.1 ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH CANAL. THE , Next GENERAL ASSEMBLY: of PRO PRIEToRs to this Undertaking wilt be held at 'n6QUEEN's HEAD, in ASHBYLDE.:LA-ZOUCH; - on Monday the,sth Day of Oelobet next, at the.hour of Eleven In the Forenoon, when and where the several Proprietors are requested to attend, either by themselves pr proxies. Ashby-de=la-Zotich, HENRY SMITH, Sept. r, rSor. Acing Clerk. C-RANFORD BRIDGE INN. GODDARD takes the earliest opportunity to • • return his sincere 'Thanks to the Nobility and Public in Uneral for tl • past Favours, and humbly solicits a lea Con tinuance of them in behalf of his Successor, Mr. ADAMS, "torn the Grecian Cotree:.house. CRANFORD BRIDGE INN; and POST-OFFICE . . G ADAMS begs Leave respeetfully inform• the Nobility and Publie in general, that he has suc ceeded Mr. Goddard in the above Premises, arid' humbly hopes, it aby Continuanceof - SELECT ASEMBLY AND DANCING ACADEMIES'. 4R. ALLEN respe&fully informs his Subscribers and Friends, that his CITY ASSEMBLI ES com mence ou MONDAY, the Nth instant ; at No. to; Great Aylitilstreet, Giiodmants-Fields, and will be every follow in w d Monday, N ett _ but Ladies Of Cinraer admitted.. , Dancing - Rocco since last season has been considerably enlar he in w ed and improved. Ladies and Gentlemen who have learned in the old . style; or notat all,• are privately completed in all the most admired tep s , . and every deleription of Dance in- modern pradice at the above Rooms, and at No. 19, Sher aid-street, Golden square. - Foreigtiers,. Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Couniry,Residents,,and others, who can devote but a short time to th:.i accomplishment, may reSt , aiStlred, such pains ancrattention will be ekerted .for their improvement, as will give them a "g.nowledFe of the . necessary parts of Dancing in about a fottniOir, during which tiMe they may i3oiird and Ltxige in the House. Broad Sword ? Fencing, and Music taught. Schools attended. BY THE KING's PA,TENT. EVERY MAN HIS OWN MILLER. THE Public ate respectfully infoimed, that a Ho.; , rizontal Fland Stone qorn .made -from Freneh `1•11'r Stones, the same as the Stones in Wind and Water Milk : t lmade of. but only eighteen inches - in diameter, standing in ' r aMe three feet square and six • feet high, and working a Crank and" floriZontal Fly Wheel, is.submitted for thne eir i nspection, at No. 67, iliteri-street, Cheaii;ide, from o'Clock in the Mdming,till Six in he A fterriO6n ts construction is so si'aiple, that„a Boy of, Irvin twelve a di o s years of age triity, work it the ;v4 - hole Without 11 1 .1"" , and with it grind one peck of wheat per hour. Mir:. c at as insliet_ted it, acknoNvkage tlik it italeS is ar i/ork as any Mill whatekrer; with,.‘ryhich, when wheat r 's•-h" 1 'the Public may snake their ownquar tern lo ' per " flour broad oranonly out; tor sd. ir and witlithtbest 0 -cond for Lod. besideS living the bran anti pollard for to T uses. The 111i11 , makes Ws.ste„ . .aud.is worth, tte at_ ot t— o h for unadniter.ated Flour. , b7s , ‘Vo ho rkliouse wh S, and wis other Charitable will e find the use of it that trey cannot be defcauded,in - .quantity or !l l ality. Churchwardens and Oven-, , oers, aricl - Centlenicri in the Country, who wish to assist their paot:rkeighbour:s,. have 'Y this Invention an opportunity _of , all4dthg : thein consider able relief, by permittint; the_ Poor to grind thPir, own' Corn tratis ; and those who could alibrd to pay, grifid.dt:".d. a 'l 3 .•ek,iovvards-ledeetning•its lirSt cost, apd 'at,terWants 'g a Fund for the relief the Poor: Ope Mill it placed in d proper situation, will se; ve a nunther of tatnitieS,..is not 31o,ect toga out of order, and will l ast twenty years. It .t - t.grinct any sort of Grain, incl u di ng Rice aitcl .Corn, and will alsO bruise Oa t s for e.--Price tt Sixteen Guineas. , •, .t,:l-1(-)MAS WRIGHT the Patentee, No. , Mark-lane, ': tut an ,impartial Public will, on inspection, zun - rworki . ng 7ity acknowledge its advantages, and #4.4 4 T super:o - e ,Fery thing ~of the kind hitherto , nivented, an 4 dertak e t ne World the faC:is above stated.. He will un til,' v ,„"n case of need, to keep it in repair gratis the . first livh : ,". t "* s, the Purchaser paying the carrwge of the Stories, N . ~weigh about one hundred weight. Si e „,"• tinder the Stones is a . Drawer, in which , are placed der ~ , : eraeceive the Meal, and sift it; the Sieves, if any or wparaic charge. • • - • r ISLE OF WIGHT. TO tE SOLD BY AUCTIO/4, • our Lots o ' T. iNday the 22(i Of October next, at' the E., , n .ii 4Pt-ist Head Co!fee-konse, .in Chancery-lane, London ; p r HE follow ing - ES TATES: The MANOR of - • orKT OTT IS T ON; and several Farms and ,Lands„ hold at 'rent, anctuticter Leaks'fberives — Within- the said Ala ot and Parish of A.:Qui:Am.'. •.' . e s ° a Fartn called ROU G HBO ROUGH, in the Parish of orwell. da A .• is° T iVo Valuable A DVOWSONS, viz. The Consoli bt'M ,EC'FOkY of MOTTISTON,•andVICA RAGE Pr 'NW E. LL, and file RE.CT ORY ofSHORWEL L. Nvicirlimt_ct Particulars itiay•belitid o 1 Nlesis. Smith, Keke. Biri`ploskin,s, Soliciiors, ii: Liiii...oln's4nn ; Mr. W. , and R. ci, -- ,, 1 -alid Sui . veyors,. int he Middle 'remple ; and Mr. • per,on Clay; Nowpcirt, Isle,of 'Wight, Who will appoint a ""7-----.11 - ______k shew tne M.W.S. ,•r r . .. .. - . zn Three. i:ot.rs,wati.,.ltEfil:sßEo:4":l):6NtßS:ii-lel4..,',4kißlic,OC:ll:-,1--(l')°N.llse' Cery • • onto:; rrsiiy the Iz,', Day of October in Chan next, at. O ne chi ; '1 • TES the Parisi: of T I- ( l )tter f v a 1 I s ° t ° n ‘ c ir L :g r : . k 71 111 c,.. }1 E the 912 or reputed MANOR , „ , i 0 C °O, (, COME RTpl:l A RI, •YirikAtivers Tencrn.,:nts ztnd Com• fr les the - whole in poss:ess:on,or Francis Ihilse, for a Term Of Which fair years 4 nd a iialt'wilt b tinepir,:d iit• ichaeleu flex t. ;•itv the Parish of Hem • 0 0 • The MANUA.. of w R with the Quit-znts alto CASTLE BAjt TON t . .ekß,lll posstSsi.:,n of I o,,hri .Mahley, Tenant at Will ; to. ' other with' sevria Tenements within a lanor. Also the A T) 1 “)WS 0 N Donative o f the Church of Broaa lvay, n::.ar l liiiiirster, hi the County et Sotr.r.rt:,&. Ytilited Particulars Eiay be had of Messrs. Smith, Keke_ k; in ; 'or Mr. W. os ,ns. al o l , Black Land Surveyors,. • Middle tern ; 111 r. t •ut, t 1 11 -j. • •‘ i I'lmii , ster 7 • or the Tnan ets of the. C.„ e %Vitt...S.llg w tlt4. , C T TH-E. , LONDON GAZITTL. 1 '.. , 11 ,as beet the study of the , P,ropritors p 1 wihe ..INiTISCOItI3CTIC DROPS, fir;st com tojeDdis--0.p.re../j'anred4H.by the late FRANCIS SP I LSB RY, at thly' I.3enaty, No. ts, Sotio-squate,:Lunda,n," and conti.!itter.! 4.11 1)1 . s°l e l y, there, to prepartd genuine, to gtrasct . fht. ak, i „Le ‘ agaiiis t the I'mpositions which' t are daily praCt:ed th e Medicines possessing the first tesPeaabilitY--; and as ohl Irt lie S of the-Nntisawbutic • Props have been found not an antidote nit scorbutic complaint 's , but a successful' re ( eiAtaneous eruptions, sr:l-0,0511a, gout; rheutnatistn, k .,., : ,he a t teridant diseases of rhe rierve,s, as the list or cures tio - ' s sn PanYing each bottle, given in an ?triple bill of clirec eze, will testify,. 237 well as. the Treatise on piet, Gout, a t ,I:4Zrzten by the late Proprietor (which - Flay b . 4.a150 hud der t u ispeusary), single them out as ,fit objeCts to try. 11 ,1 1 - ton , l, ..TrsanEtiot, such spurious imitations. ~For this rea ttki, Pi - oprieturs, by the favour. of MajOty's: Corn-. bqt4,eQners or the , S tatty-O ffi ce, have affixed a stamp on each Q,.) printedin blaelc ink, with the words " !so fir" and 1 "m;°. is, Soho-square,'? expressed upon it, the' 1);1,,,'4er attend; to, together with . the ,words , "Francis . ti':)ury, his Antikorbutic Props, by theX.ing's Patcrit,'! t4il4bottle, bill,. and wraPper, with the addition of the , 4 A'rms on tire larger, he ntay be. asSuredf he hies 0- I nP (; , .uuine Medieine, as sold at .the., DispenSarA , 4 qtßi e g ii i :c* ) LondOu, iii bottles of ss. and il."zs. eadh; ticriy E RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1801, ' BOCICING, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; And immediate POsSession given, A CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL, with 1 -- 1. the Stones, I Mns, - Brasses, and other Implements, and a Fulling Mill, with two pair of Stocks. And also a large convenient Messuage and Dwelling-ho Use adjoining the Mill, .a large Barn with' Plank 'Floor, Cow ;house far,six. Cows, Stabling tot three Horses, and other Out-buildings, all in good repair, and. Eight Acres of exceed ing goal ..Vrable-Land; and Four Acres of Meadow, in Bdek ing aforesaid,,and now in the occupation of George Smith, The Mill 'at present breaks from 20 to 25 uarters- per Week,and capable of being made to break from. 9to to 'Loads _per Week';' is well situated for Markets, being s from Halstcd, 7 trom Hedinipm, 5 from Coggeshall, 2 from ßraintree, and 7 from Great ardfield, and is distant from the Navigable River Chelmer 14 miles, and froni Colchester 16 ; .and in the.large and populous .Parishes Of Bucking and Brain tree, there is a constant and great demand tor Flour. The Land-Tax is redeemed, and. the Estate is altogether vely well worth the'attention of any person who can coM 'mand and is desirous of engaging in the Trade of a Miller. For further Particulars arid Price, apply to. Mr. Wade, At- torrid'-at-.Law, Durimow ; or Mr. Matthias Davey, of Little Eisttini Essex. . . COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON . .. • ^ "By' Mr. KIMBERLEY. TO - lit SOLD, rINE -or the'Completest FREEHOLD SPOIIT- A...."• ING COTTAG ES in the Kingdom, situate on a !pleasing Eminence.* commanding- rich ViewS and Objects, • over a beautiful inclosed Country. In three pointS fornis an Amphitheatrt: ; the front bounder/by that excellent Common called •HAZ E LEY HEATH, within a quarter of a mile of , Hartley Raw ; an easy dist:ante front Hartford Bridge, adjoin- • • ing: two Roads, the ,one leading ,to Basingstokelabout nine miles), the other tp Reading (i 2 inil.;), and 36 froM London. , 'this singularly dry - he a lthy'spot, so Well known for • the preservation of the most delicate constitutions, and outer conoomitants exceeds the description of any adv,:rtiseinent, and is allowed - to be the :ies, part-of this Island Walks and Rides, in every direct.on, with- every-advantage. - After twelve hours rain, in ten minutes is as clear and free Iron! ' damps and vapours, as the most brilliant Drawi n g- roo m ; in the happy! circle. cl a social, respectable Neighbourhood, • Within an easy distance of -a capital staunch Pack of Fox • hounds; and Sportsmen equal to the pleasure.. The Coun try abut:As with Gant:, and supplied with all c;onitbrtable. • Necessaries of Lite, in all -seasons, with the finest Water in the Country. • • • The House, in the true Cottage style, has been recently (the .greater part) IiZNY built, and.repatterl, at a considerable, expellee, with the best materials,-and workman. ship equal ; fitted up, and e‘jilii: v ed ith Fixtures and Ac cortunedatilatia tot the immediate of a small genteel Family: comprising a chartut Eating-room ;.a:'Breaktast . Parlour, •With• to o eic , sets ; 'three best Bed'-rooms, ,-slat two for Servants: The'Oitices ate complete, consisting ; Oa Ser vants' I • ; a couvente:.t ,:itchew, with a Wind-up Rang - e, &c. an•:Oven,..ti Copper thatwt.l &eta a flaih:oriltattock or 'Beef, 7 antiza SteWmg Stove, iiXed. The Scullery and Wash , : house adjoining, :with a Copper fixed, and leaded Sink, and water' at ,iiend - plenty, Wan' i'gtiod Cellar. Detached is a near Dairy and Pantry ; excellent Three-stall St a bl e , an d ornOr Builcials for Poultry, Dag,s l Pigs, arid Firing. A good Kitchen Garden, well,planted. - and41111; , cropped. The Plea •-ssure Ground is neat anti not th;pensive, bordered wall Ever. gr:ens and dowering Shrubs; toettter with a. small - piece of • rith Pasture, adjoining an extensive Common and Turbary, with an unlimited Right. • May , be:viewed-by ickets, and turther Particulars known, by application to Mr. - Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Ap praiser, anc.l,AaCtiUmer, to any part of the Kingdom, , No.l6o ; . Piccadilty. . The:PUrchlser may be accommodated with the Fixttires-7 and Furniture, which is properly adapted for - the dillerent Apartments, with immediate POSseSsibn. ' HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,' - A -coryfioLD EARM, containing about 97 Acres of exceeding good Land, .situate in the rich Vale of the Parish of S I.APTON, Four Miles from Tring, and Three from Leighton, both Market Towns. The New Grand Junaion Canal gOes through part of this Parish, within a Quarter of a Mile of this Farm House and the Village, and - is now navigable, which must be 4 co n s id era bl e ' a d vantage to the Country in general ; but more so t o thi s F arm , as part of the Land are the Boundaries of its Banks, that all Dead Stock may be conveyed to the different Towns and the Metropolis, and also to ob6.in Ashes and Manure at an easy expense. The Farm consists of a F a r m Houk, contain i ng to ur Rooms above, and four Rooms on the Ground Floor, a good Stable, a CoW.-house, two Barns, and other Buildings for Straw, WOod, Poultry, a well inclosed Farm-yard and Orchard. At a'srnall distance is agood Cottage, Barn, an Orchard of about an Acre, and abOut,Nineteen Acres 'of Meadow' and Pasture, part, of which is Freehold and Tithe-free; the re mainder is Arable, Contiguous ; but lies dispersed In the Com.. 'non Field, near to the Farm; prolific; and remark— able for the,produce.of gKeatCrops, maki ng together in the whole Ninety-seven A'qes One Rood, be the-Same more or less, .now,iri the occupation of Mr. Richard Turney, Tenant at Will, at the very low ..Refit of only' Filty-fiVe Pounds pet - Annuth, • • May be viewed by Dave Of tire renant, and furtberTarti culars known, by application to Mr. 'Kimberley; Surveyor of E tales : and A'uctlor.eer, Nti. 166, P ;react . ; I y N. B. Several capital Residenco and genteel Cottages to be Sold or Lett,.furnished untliinished. En q ui re as above. All. Letters, . } post-paid, b_ duly tbisr.:cred. This Day was published, in TwoVolunies t Royal Odavo, Price in hoards * D 'CHARD THE FIRST, a POEM, in- Eigh . 'rt. - teen 804.5. iti ‘' Sil : l.l.lvtES'O.ANDBUR(l ES, Bart. Printed for T. li.-erton, near Whitehall. This Day was published, price 3s. A N ACCOUNT of a New Mode of OPERA. TION' for di-J - I , l=l°n! of the OPACITY in the EYE, called CATA RA CT. -With Plates. .• By Sir JAMES EARLE,' F. R. S. Surgeon Extraordinary to the King, and Senior Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Printed for I. .foluison, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; a n d R. Pau:del', inißend-trect. • - Where may be had,.hy the same Author, s • I. A Treatise on tile liydrocele, Ss. . . z. On the Operation for the Stone, is. ' . 3. On the Crooked Spi ne , an d the Use of Ice - in Burds, &c. .4s- . . NEWPORT, ISLE OP WIGILT. ti; BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, D6iritbie and , ComMOtlions Brie.: 1. DIVE LL ING }MUSE, situated in't he principal paft of Newport, in full Trade,-and very extensive line, as Boot and Shoe Warehouse, with good comic - talons ; comprising four .good Bed:ro - orns, a Drawing-room, and Parlour, two. Ser vants. Bed-rooms in tlic Attic Stoiy; a pump with excellent Willer, with 'other ct nvenLmcies. ;whole is in good .repair, awl so welf,adapted i:;the. situation, that it can be converted to - any Trade.—The Proprietor , intending to leave -ofF•Business, the. STock. may be taken (I , n mod::!... 6; terms, 'if the Purchaser thinks proper. • . -- "',Terms may be had-hy , appjication to Mr. ti; r. Fr incis ortlev, Attorney-at-Law, and Irlr. B. Barton ; both of N,twport, Isle of Wight, who arc authorized to' treat for the same.--:lf' by Letters; post-:paid. TEAS, SUGARS;'IUCE, ILITLLET, and SCOTCH 4` : CHLAPER. T- - r, AS—One Ounce "to every . Pour.d (irett),'-over. weight, Bohea, 2s. t' 61. -Congott Leaf, -zs„ 8 , 1; to 3;. Corlett Kind, 35.. n. to 4s. Good Congou, - to Capital Souchoirg, 53..61, to 6:3., Superfine, s. to SJ. ilest-Itnported Padre an.cc a pe r Soucliong tos. per lb. ' GtLri:feas, 4s. 6d. it is. Capital ss. 6d.' tv 63. 113 - Tion,. 65.. 6.1. •7s. line Ss. Superfine 9s. to i.... Betst .Irnported, ur Gußpowder Hyson, las. peril). To Dealers—Genuine Original Chests Congou and Green Tetis:;4s. 4d. 10 4 s. Rd. per lb. Codees, 3s. 6d. 'to 4s Fine 0. 6d. to ss. Best. Turkey, ss. 6.1. to 6s. per lb. Cenaine Cocoa, 33 per lb. Chocolates, 45.46 d. to 53. Best, 55.'63. Sir Hans Sloane's Milk, Churchman's Patent, a nd Finest Vanilla 6s. to 6s. 6d; per lb. ' Sugars, Moist, Sid. to 6d. Lump, 100. to. y Id. Dry Ground Sugars, 7d. to 91. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in proportion. _ _ „ , K ,iee, . 2 1 4.. to 3d. Ground 3d. to Oct. Rice Flour, - Oct. to 40. Millet, 20. la 3d. 'SCotcli Barley, 2:1. to 3d. per lb. At Nress. EDWARD E4GLETONati Co.'s . t:!irty yeirs Oldestablished Tel Warehocwis,... the-Original Grasshopper, No. 42, Cheapiide ; and 9, Bishopsgifte-street Within, . . hear Cornhill. - C. 4 UT ton—No conne6tion with any Other House with the Sign of the Grasshopper, &c: or a ny other House of the sane Name, &c.. Nor 'have' any personS is the Kingdom authority to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names or Firm. frt Orders by Twopenny or General Post, incloging Bank, or good Bills, sent to exad amount, or Change returned in G . codS, or Orders fovPayntent on delivery; duly attended to, . Wholesale and -Retail, and sent as per order) to any -part, place ' Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf, &c. in London. N. B. The best at Pric&s.--Sugars,, Teas, Coll - es, Cho colates, Cocoas, Spices, Fruits, Durham Mustards, Starch, Blues, Soaps;&c. with extra advantages: All Articles subject to rise and fall OfMirkets g . hiquirers (only) must pay Post, '&c.—Request timely no tice with Or - cers. s- P.RACTICAL _OBS4RY;kTIONS ON NATURE . • . • - - P - - - rfiE firs; and} rinctpal, Duty Of a i rt • sleta .the the art of distimsuishing t^c cauSe of the D:sor f ier, particularly those :list are nicst general and fatal, in the- District of his P - ra6iice.. - The know lcd s ge of the dif lerent qualities . of M. tines should likewise ire his peculiar care, since without this important informatien it is inipossi fOr him to be 'able to successfully relit'.:ve the Various Dis ' orders incident to the human frame. That. Dr. Brodum hits particularly made dime two grand objeas his stii4; is am ply confirmed,' by the astonish*. success teat has :..ttendcd the ailm:nistration of his BOTAN I CAL Syllt,Tl'and N ER VO,U COI:Z:DI AL ; several; of tile: most riire - calamities . of human nature haying subsided_ by; their adoption„, and the Panstitution attained an energy and'power positively beyond ' the. expectation of the most sanguine. •,,- • - . • ON NERVOUS DISORDERS. Yhe animal Lpitits being the principal scat of knowledge, gives iltunediete judgMent between pain and Id.,t.:a6ure',..- the Medium' of steing, •heasing; tasting, sinelling, and feeling : but the 'Mind, or animal spirits, can conceive either fear, grief, joy, &c. anll . withourunbibing it from' these ocgaris. WhenoneTerson infects another, it must. be carried to the pritneseat . of . knoWleilge - , by soine one of the senses. Thus sulprise; infecwm, tac... reaches the animal sP!rits, the antipathy of the nerves is evident from . the' Vio lent irritation produced in every. muscle and artery of the ' frithe. .1111 s demonstrates that the nenies are izimiediately under the, goverilnicut of theiniiia; arid - their .surprising•fa cility of action is elticidateclby the quickness with wiii:ch we , catch •a flying ball, or guard' en, heads froth i n irripending blow. Tlaat the mind is in , all these cases direding the ac tion of the nerves, is evidently, conspicuous from their WWI.. dcanl , energetic and.instarmmeoui'operation. : • • The-Botanical Sylup and NerVous. Cordia I, to be had at the De:tor's House, O. 9, .Alhion-street; seven door,s,fromthe Leverian MUSeuni; Blackfriar's:•britlge, in Bottles at a. 2s. its . .. 6d. andss.•od ,(Duty included); and of E. Newbury, corner of St. Paul's Church-}'ai'd; and Co. (late Bacon), No., 154, Oxford-sue :A ; Aledieine Ware.. notz,se, No. 76, Oxford-street; Ldinburgh ; B'rown, Tolzry, Bristol ;• Read, Vine-Sii,:et, Bristol-; G lasgow ; . Chalmers, Aberdeen Tut t, aucl Bind toni Royal• Vxciianre ;' Collins, :Salisbury Spilsbury and Co. , street, Dublin ; Magee, I3elia4, and Al.. Davies, Cork, Ireland; likewi - gki of Hull, and .Rainnent, BooksJl - Flainbro'; and in the Country, .4 all Printers, 13ook. sellers, and Vendors,of MectiCineS in the titre:: K SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH. This Day was published, A Neiv Edition of that intei•ustiog -.Work, in One'Volitme, Odavo, .Pace only 35.. with an elegant Portrait of the Author, .entitled . 1-I. 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