The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-26 00:00:00

CAUTION.

Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been credibly in-
formed, that a great many people' in this Kingdom are now,
and have heten tor some time past, manufaCturing and selling
Poplins ana Tabbinets, as T rish, of an inferior quality:, under
the name of Archer and Haughtores Mar_ufadory, with a
view to discredit and their House, and a gross imposi-
tion on the Public in general ; they are &ten-limed,
,as tar as,
lies in their power, to prosecute to convidion any person or
persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets tinder the name of
manilfaCture, that was not aCtually bought at their
house. ' _ _ __ _ . .

They. have. the honour to acquaint the Nobility. and Gen-
try, that their .Warehouse is stocked with a. ireater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to be ;build iii aiay other House, in
Town, which they arc enabled to sell (Jr"f -ready inone'y ) .at
prices mue.h. lower than they' can. bc iti 1 elsewhere, the
whole being of their own inanufaeture :-7-they.sonsist uf
whitf.t and black Boinbasins, Chambcrry Muslims, Cambria;
Sarscnets, Kasdifildres for •Wirlows; Armuziaes, •dress Bar-
eelona Serges,' Lutestrings, Cyprus: Sarsenets, ' Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, 13ornbazets for
Servant,S,&c. also a great ebniti of Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning, English Tard-Nvide
Poplins of a superior quality, at' 3s. 6d. pet yard,; ,Yelurcs,
double black. Serges, -and rich Irish Tablinict indifferent
Patterns; phtin, corded, chain, and striped, tot' •Creitynten
and Gentlemen who always 4car ; 'they never grow,
rusty or greasy in wearing, being of.the very 'oest•friple.dye;
oNilos..
cc ever second price edifor. any article bought at their
Rsc
N.. B. Ladles 'own Spinning iilanufaatired:loto Poplins or
Tabbinets ; Tabberays Furniture of the different fashion-
able Colours, mAnufadured-on the shortest notice.
Merchants supplied to any amount.

. ,
CAPITAL COPPER and BRASS WORKS4-near MAC-
CLESFIELD, 'CHESHIRE.
TO' BE SOLD 13Y 'AUCTION, •
/At the Old Angel,-. in Maixlesiled, 'on Thursday the 29th of
this ins..ant iit'aaher, •at-Tea.o'Clock in the. Forenoon, in
- Lots, and sulajai to Conditions ;•
. A 11-that PILE of BUILDINGS, on.Maccles-
17X-field Common, usea :Or Smelting Copper.; contain-
ing five Furnaces, necessary Mechanics' Shops ; Briekmakers'-.1
Rooms ; Cnarcoal,, Coal: and Iron Rooms ; Assay:office,
two. Stables, with god Water, and other Convenienctes _at,
tackled. . . . .
About it Acte.S of reehold Land, statute Measure,' and •
13 Acres, of LeasehOld (16 years unexpired), at the yearly
Rent 61351.
A Range of Buildings on the said Common, used for making
Brass; containing 40 Furnaces, two Warehouses, with Rooms
°Yet, for making Casting Pots ;- a Shop for Brass Foundry ;
Coal-yards ;- two long Ranges of-Building for dressing Ca„,..
lamitte ; twenty-nine Houses, with Gardens ; a Field of ex-.
celMit Brick Earth ; a Corn Wind-chill ; Drying Kiln, -and
WaThou.se, close to the Road, and most conveniently si-
tutted.
bout 3oa Tons of,Fire Stone, and 120 Tons
,of, Fire Clay,.
tot thaking Casting Pots-and' Fire Bricks ;,.28,000 .Fire Bricks ,
,000-Cprn:non,Briel:s ; 2coo-Casting Pots, well-seasoned"; •
74Cornisit Moor Stories; 36 new, and 42 i 1 use; about- 300
Toils Cahrinine. • • '
A Range of Buildings at Besley,.betwetn Macclesfield and
Lick, with the Fools, Dams,- five large Water Wheels, An-
Ovens,' and every other, Conv4tence tor making
BUSS Battery ; • containing a Rolling and four Battery Mills,
Iliad. and Fall 25 feet 3 inches, and Supply of Water con-
stmt; • with eight Cottages and Gardens, and• Mechanics'
, • •
Another Mill at Bosley, used for-I.olEl'lg and hamrnering
Capper, with Warehouses, for Row and Manufadured-cOp-
pir; two Dwelling-houses, with Gardens," Head and Tall
r.ifeet 9 inbires, and the Supply the same as to the pattery
.A Genteel House, with good Garden, Stable; and sixteen
A ••
•1•11c--Prein;s•Qs:at Bosley are-held on Leases (64 years unex-
i)i-di, at the Rent of 251. . ,
Turnpike Road trout the Staffordshire' Collieries -runs
through the Pregases, and that from Macclesfield to Leek
7iery near to them.. .
All that • ,of- Building,- 'eallerfAhe Havannah Worka,
within two miles of congleton, . and adjoining the glum-
' pike Road, used for making Brass Wide, and rolling Copper
Sheets-and :Bolts; haVing five Water Wheels, 18 to 22 'feet
diameter, with_liead and -Fall of 13. •Cet 3 inches - anchtlie
River Dane for supply ; consistin:;, of a -Brass. Rolling-Mill,'
Cii,niber -over' Annealing-House and
'Oven, Copper-Mill, Mechanics' Sit:vs, two Warehotises,
seven Cottages with Gardens Sheds far --Wood, with
Eight Acres of Land, the whoTeTiiiKr Lease for. -6T Ye.ars, un-
expired, at the rent pf
.301. los. And'atsOMaltiable Freehold
•
.Meadow, adjoining,, containing Six Acres..- A W•arehbuse,
with Crane and 'other convenieliCiess on- -the . Staffordshire Canal, near Lawton, held for the. residua of term
of at years, at the yearly acknowledgment of 2s:6d. •
ThomaSMayciewi at Macclesfield BfasSWorkSVwill sheW
all the Premises :there _and .John Edwards, at the BPs-
ley Woiks, will sheer those, -and -the- 'Havannah Premises ;-
and further "Particulars may. ,b had at the Office, of Mr,
Cooke, Attorney, or the 'Counting-House- of Messis. Roe
and Co. in- Macclesfield. • , .• ,

. HEALTH AND, ECONOMY.
DOCTOR BARI'DN's „PATENT VITAL
WINES,, having, froin e"atensive experience proved to
be of the most essential benefit in preserving, recovering, and
establishing general Health; and the-use of them rapidly.in-
creasing, from becoming very generally introduced at table,
reydre an establishmenr-on an extended basis. The Pro-
prieto-rs have therefore been 'induced to form a considerable
mercantile conneelion of great credibility, to meet their de-
mar,d ; and respedtfully.inform the Public.they continue to
be sald, as usual,,at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they
are prepared, No. 7, Berners-street, Oxford-street; as a 140,.
by appointment; at the following places :
No. 13t, Cheapsitle ; i4essrs. Clung and Butler's, *To. 4,.
Cheapsicte; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Combill ' • Messrs. je-
bokit's and Co. No. iso, Oxford-street ; and Mr. Barlow,
No. 29, Coekspur-street, at 365. per doz. bottles included.;
ack Wines for medical use per doZ. with .printed di-
rcdions, retail, for ready money only. •
•R. B: Vtiulers and Wholtisale Dealers allowed a fiber
prc.fif,
•

LPRICE SIX PE -:;E.

EXCISE UFR )I'tLL OFFICE;

St. Mardarit's-Street; TE'stsisitnter;.o..l.:Jer
INTEREST ON FXCHOUER BILLS PAID: '
THE Holders of EXC QriE R- BILLS
by virtue of an ze7 3,9 and 40 ceo. R.
_fit- raising'
3,500,0001. towards the " Supply by Loans or Extheluer
and by ,virtue of an Al 7 39 and 40 Geo. R: (cap. to4);_
raising." a further Saris of. Money tow#rdi the suppss,,
1860, by Loans or Exchequer desirOui of recei4.j' tki
Interest that may be due thereupon to the days underine-ti:7., .Inct.
oftaking New Excirquer Bilk. in exchange for the
log tie like Interest of threepence-haifpenny pir Cent. per diem.-and
payable into the Public Revenues after the sth day of April, fio2;
unless stonier discharged, who Shall' signify such their desire to
this Office, on or before the 27th instant; may receive she Sari& cc:.
cordiugy.

The Interest upon the farmer Bills to k evnpu-red to the 3ce4'
day of this presort Month, and upon the latter to, the 3d of Novem-
ber, aol, en which days the New Bills so be taken in exchangek
will be respeßively dated, and will be delivered on the succeeding
days, when thvinterest will be also paid. •
Attendance,:illlbe rivet. at this Offite eveljt Daj', (Sunder
and Wolid.D's excepted) UnTiTTiiiiiiig;77-e
from Ten o'CloCk in the Morning 'till One in the Afternoon, for
the' purpose of receiving 'the- t•ante ; and for the greater dispatch,
the'Bearers of the said Bills areales:red to bring Lists thereof;
contdining- the Number. in Nun;iTical 'order; aci`otding to. the
value of the said Bills' time of commence vent of Interest, with
the Principal Skins and Interest due on such Bills ; to be com-
plied at threepence halfpenny by the clay, on every Too/. froni
the time of commencement to•the said 3oth day of Oclober, and 3d
jf November, 1261, rt'speSivelj, ; and they are desired to write
their Names and Places of Abode on such Lists, and inclorsi their
Nantes on the said Bills. • • -

TO LADIES SUCKI,ING:
LTER Grace' the Dutchess of Montrose, Lady
Conitgey, Lady Baleiriore,- Lady Black; and Lady

Green;

Fisher, Bedford-Street, Covent-Garden,

Mrs. King, janies-strect,.Covent=Garden., C lazier,
Mr.,. Taylor, No 77, Altierig:it::-street, Hosier,
M;-s; Tratter,yleet-street,

Mrs. Role}', Woolwic-11,13akcr,
Mrs. Brown, Holbord,•1) raper, •
Mrs.". Le pins' No, 5, C reen -st reef, Leiccstc,•r-elds,
Mrs., HUnt, No. Miltord-lane, Strand, •
Mrs: Stanton, 1.40.. 6, Rathbone-place, &c.
Recommendall Ladies aftlided SORE' NI I'PLES, &c.
to 'ffflity Me i;SSEN-CE' of 'ROSES, and CASES prepared
Long,scre,That cures nine- •
teen tunes" in twenty.
The major part of these Ladies ha.ve found, bt happy ex.'
perience, thzt tiis, of al/ ;other . 'Mc:helms yet discovered,
gists mOraent it is;9plied, the Nipple warm
and soft, tak'eS'iway the intiarn,hation, and brings fel-ward'
the Milk with ea v., to the Mother; and great, pleasure to the...
Child ; and by using this some time prior to suckling, it
forms the Nipple withbut the least pain. "
" Sure Nipples •;h:ive." often prevented fond Mothers from -
suckin&their own oirspring—the little innocents have been
deprived of the nourishment of that baltriy foOd which ihe -
Mother Might .arford them; and by administratiln of sods
into their. tender stomachs, have met wan premature
lotion ; or, by beins put to unvyholesome Wet -N arses,
tradied'dreadfut-dlataaiesis which have s:•tdoin or never'••
eradicAsed, entsiiing tfis-eiispe- and misery on uate,ity. se
persons who hate rcad th.e transactions -it ,
must be convinccd.ot the tritta ut Lite above observations. _

Hovv many Mothers date the beginning of !Ong illnes4 and
lingering death to this cause_; and still. more, lovely litranis
have been pined to death, and left tne Fatner 'ard
the Weeping Nlother coinfottliss ; 'many have z,orte mounting
to the grave under-Such-a I,7ss—Who, would s,,tter one dayi—
when relief c. n begot so easy ?-ss. sd. a Packer.
N. B. Lady Cornegey has used tnis with !-our Chil,lren. • •

• . TO SEA-BATHERS. .
, ,
A JliS PASTILLES MAR fIAL LES DE MONr-
. ELI ER,or AROMATIC LOZENGES of•SYEU. •
These Lozenges being used along with the Bath, will pr0...1.
-Mote and render its efleds morn permanent ; they will occa-
sion that .pleasing glow, which without mem might, _per-
haps, never take place and by their means many persons
have derived the greatest advantage from bathing, who, with-,
outthem, could never have continued the use of it. Those
who battle should take. three Lozenges immediately after •
they conic out of the Bath. ,--Thb A roniafic Lozenges of Steel
are found by -experience
.to possw the,
.most, extraordinary
powers in the t'ure of Disorders incidental to Youth of both
Sexes: For Improving debilitated,- relaxed, or broken -Con_
stitutions, there decidedly is not so 'eXccilent a. Rernedy'iu
the' universe. When the weak, the latvui: the. emaciated
of eitber sex, make a trial of this Medicine, they findtheir
spirits exhilarated; their steugth recruited, all their facia.:
ties renovated ; and all the alarming symptoms of approach- .
Ing consumption -sUbsizle,' when a due perseverance in the
use of this powerful Restorative has been obserVed.
The' Lozenges of Steel areprepared genuine Sy Dr. Senate,
at his hotse, fg, Charlotte-streei, Bloomsbury, price 7s.
her boy:, duty included, with the Doctor's portrait and signa-
tote on each'box, without which none Can be genuine.' And
sold by Baron, No. Strand, near 'Sol:len:it House, and
'renal by all respectable Medicine Vender.; in ToWn and
Country. - , ,

StNATE's. TREATI On FEMALE COM-
PLAINTS, dedicated to the QU may behi'iti as above,
price is. -

FOR DISORDERS .OF THE BOWELS,
DALBY's. CARMINATIVE.
A.CAUTIO.NI.
THEREAS - .many Counterfeited Sorts of this
V V ; .Medicineare Offered for safety sundr%; Druggists and
others, under. specious pretences.; and whereas repeated.
.Complaints beve been made of the bad e Inds of these Com--
ipositons ; all PurchaserS are. reqfiested.- -to lie particularly-
ca refitl4 observing, that the name-of N EW lIE RY is en.
graved in the Stauip, which. is pasted.brisach Bottle, as the
-serest mark of authenticity ; and that in the Bill of "Direc-'
lions, in which such Bottle is ,wrappecl, is the following
EXTliltAcT fro:n*oe WILL.of the late Mr. DALBY:*
• " And
,whlreas, I did many years since instrul my Daugh...
ter Fraaces, now the Wife of Anthony Cell, of North.:sti•eet;
Westmiq-§ter,- Gentleman, ih. the artand-tinethod-of prep-a r-
ing,•con-ilio-priding, and making up. a certain Medicine, of
.which I am the sole Inventor, called and universally k-nown'
b.y: the name of DALB Y C A.TITE ; I have again-:
and,communicated
,to .my said Da-uxhtzr, Frafices
dell, the Secret of -preparing or ',mal:ing' up the said Midi.:
eine ;. and I do hereby constltute and appoint my said Daugh.-
ter, t,
the sole P repare of this usefutNedicine. I likewise
give to my, stud Daughter, Frances Cy'cll, the sole'Property of
the said C.iiminatiye, and all Profits -arising from the sale
thereof,'tO her and her Heirs fbr ever.
This e*cellent Medicine-is n most Safe, effeaual, and in
general,an intmdi cate Remedy for- the Wind, Colics, Cot-.
vulsions, Fluxes, and other Disorders in the BoWels of In-',
fants.; anfLis erpally serviceable to Persons of all,ages, for
interval ,Comf-quits occasionedbad' Liquors, Fruit, &c.,
It is sold only at Mr. Newbery's (the only-Warehouse for
Dr. James's Powder), No. 45, in St. Paul's -Churchyard,•
•..on the CoaCh-tvavi.a few doors from, the Corner of Chap.
Lon Jon, in tiottles,.price,rs: 6d. each, and 3d. Duty.
Also retail, by his 'appointment; at Mess. leboult and Co.'s,
Na 150.; an_i T Pidding, No. 7,6, 0 fcrind-street ; T.Wade's,
No. 13, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and'
,s Cockspur-
street ;* W. Barry's, stationer, Bridle-street, Westatimter
B. Burcheli's, Long-Acre ; J. 'Warn's, No. 325, Hotborn ;
T. Tutt'.;,. Royal Exchange; and W. C 14rke's, No. ,fig,
s
.13o.rotigniiighlttgO, •