The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-23 00:00:00

Day was published,-

In Ohe thick Vol. 12M0. price ss. _in boards, or 6S. bound ;
containing more Letter-press than any other Medical Work
of a general and popular nature . •
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMESTIC:
MEDICAL RI EN 0,- containing plain and pracli-
cal instructions for the prevention and cure•of Dise:ises, ac-
cording to the last improxements and discoveries, with a se-
ries of Chapters on Collaterit• Subjects; comprizitig every
thing. relative to the•Theory,and Principles of the Medical
Art, necessary to be known by -the private PraClitioner ;- the
.whole divested of scientific and technical words awl phrsies,
and adapted to the use of those Heads of Families who have
not had a Classical or Medical Education. -
By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M.
Author of Medical Consultations ; of an. Essay on the Dis-
eases ol Women and of a'l reatise un the Nerves.
The following respcdable sanction has already appeared of
this Valuable Work. . ••:

. . .
In our perusal of this comprehensive work, we have
been' particularly struck with the conciseness and.perspieuity
with which the symptoms of the various diseases are describ-
,ed ; and the care evdry,Nhere taken to point out thrite inarks
or symptoms which distinguish one disease from another.
This is indeed an essential requisite in-a popular work'of this
kind; for if the disease be mistaken, the well intend.id means
of relief may Noire fatally pernicious. In delivering file
method of cure, the author lias very properly accommodated
his direClions to the understandings of plain; uldettered pa-
rents, and guarded them against the—coliseverrces.Of,using
deleterious remedies without medical assistance.; Nye think,
koWaer, that even the experienced Prataitioner wil find many
valuable and improvements not to be tbunclinaaty other
work. Besides the-stibje6s usually treated of in works on
the dubjet of 'Domestic ;Medicine:, Th.- T. has .given- the
Method of treating Accidents, an Account of-the:Medicinal
Baths and Springs in this Island, with their uses; an Account
of the Substances most commonly' employed in' MMicine,
moreetpecially those found in Great Britain,. with their vir-
tues and uses, together with rules for colleeting and prepat-
ing.them: 'There is also, what no. good book should be with-
out, a proper Index. Upon the whole, if.extensive research,
important observation, and practical utility, can, stamp a
value. on a popular medical produOtion, we betieve.the pre-
sent volume leas such just pretensions to the approbation and
favour of the Public as cannot fail to endure its success."
Medical and Physical journal.
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calculation, comrhensurate with the important Snit useful
formation which it contains, the Publisher engages; at any
time, to exchange with any Bookseller, Copies of any of his
Publications for flaw, clean, ant puled' Coptes'Of thiG Work.

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faithfully and impartially drawn trout authentic sources.
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• Mr. Addingu„• , Rev. T: Maurice, ! -,
Sir Richard Hughes,: . General Strutt, 7 .
Lord Spencer,` ' Mr: Dawson f Scd)sutgft)
Lord Alvanley, • . Dr. Rennell, . • ' t
Mr. I. 11, Tooke, . Mr. Caleb Wliitefoord; '
General Bowles, Dr. Mitchell,
. Marquis Townslutrict, Colonel Tat ti:nn,
Goiernot Franklin, ' Bishop of Lincoln,
Earl-of Fite, . Mrs. Cawley; ,
Dr. Moore, ' Dr. Beattie, ,
Colonel 'D':••;pard, .. G euera 1 Hutchinson
Lord She :1141d, James Martin, M. P.
AI r. WyncEiain,_ .. .Dr: Rees, -. ,
Count Rumford; - Mr. Arthur Young.
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G 12:RANTPD SWORDS, Ezc.
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, ON Tlif. PREMISES,
By Mr. WARREN,
on Monday the 3oth inst. at Eleven o'Clock;
By Direction of the Executors of THOMAS GILL, Esq..
• Sword-cutler and Guil-maker, lately deceased;
ALL the VALUABLE STOCK of FINISHED
GOODS, at his late Manufatlory in Mass.house Lane,
in Birthinghani ; comprising a large AssOrtruent of his best
Swords, Hangers,' Dirks, &c. for Military as well as Naval
01ficers, of all ranks, elegantly fitted up. with Silver, Gilt,
and Steel Mountings ; also some .line unmounted Sword
Blades ; a variety of Steel. Gilt, and Silver Hilts and Fur-
niture; Glinsand Pistols ; several Dozens of highly-finished
Patent Steel Snuffers, Razors, Ake. of Mr. Gill's Manufac-
tory,• the peculiar excellence of which has long been univer-
sally ktichva and acknowledged.
Also, on Tuesda.the rtt Deceiliher,• and following
.Ilays;
all the UNFINISHED STOCK, &c. &:c.; consisOnr of
large 'quantities of.Bladef for ail kinds of Swords; vonets
of all kinds, finished as well as unfinished ; Gun and •PiStol
Barrels, Locks, and Furniture of ever? deSeription ' - twelve
Tons of various kinds of I ron and Steel; Joiners'; Carpen-
ters', Masons', and Cooliets"l'ouls ; Walnut and Beech Gus
and Pistol Stocks; and a quantity of dry 'Walnut Plank.
Catalogues may he had eight days preceding the Sale, at
Mr. Gill's Sword and Tcy-shop,in !\:ortlilk..streer, _Strand,
London; of the Philters of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers;
or at Place of Sale.

THOMASY JAMES, and JOHN GILL, respe-a-
fully inform their Friends and the Puitlic in general,
that tW..y continue ,the various 13usine.‘isez carried on by their
late Father, as real Manufacturers Of, WARRANTED and
other SWOR DS, best and Commeni Fowling-pieces, Pistols,
Musquets, /ice. ail all tkcir various ra nche,i Wholesale and
Retail.
C
Orders addressed to them in Birthingham, will las
pu 4)p attended to.

FRINILF.Y INCLOSURES..
BY °BOER, OF THE CONikIISSIONIERS.
. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
o.ll.lVlOnclay the 3oth Novenrher, rgol, at the White Hart
in the (!conlry. nt suriey,
By Messrs. HODSKINSON and CO.
• - •
WO
ALLOTMENTS or LAND, Loth ad.
joining the Great Western Road, leading from Bagsltot,
to Hertford Bridge, containing together 519 A. .2 R. 7 P. pr
thereabou/g,
Printed particulars may be had of Mr.,. Small piece, Stoke,
,near Guiidforc4 Suryeyer ;
.at Murntbrd's; Grethle-
street, Hatton-Garden, Surveyor ; Mess. Hanson and Birch,
Solivitors, Chancery-lane; at the King's Arms, Bagshot ;
the Bush, at Faritnam.; at Mr. 'Guest, the White Hart,
who,wiUshew the. Pl.ernises ; -and at 'Messrs. Hod-
skinson Loricion,.where a Stteteli of
tlic Allotments matt be seen.

LINCOLNSHIRE.—SALE OF LAKDS.
SOJ) BY AUCTION, ,
Early in the
.thopth,of January next; if not previously dis-
- • •-pcised of by Private Contrast; -
THE Detached' ESTATES and PROPERTIES
of SP- QILBERT HEA.THcO:tt, 13art..sithate itt
0.
• •
,e several Parishes of Lehke, FriiPpton, Kirton, • Suttertort
Wigtolt, zS,wineshead, Bicker, Closherron, Surtleet, Pinch—
beck; borrinOon, Ruingion,..l3illinyhay.,- and Short FerryFe4m in tie•Pitrisli•of Fiskerton„ in the C.Ountylot
Particulars of 'which are in IW.paration, and will be ready toe ,
delivery in the course of next month. ,
In tiie inem.time, the Lands and:, PreiniseS may be viewed
upon application to the respective 'tenants. -
Einpinghani, 06t. Srh, Igor;

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RIIEtiVATISM.
RA DCLI F FE's RHEUM A:TIC TIN cTUR E.
"TUE 'increasing Coldness of die Weather has
throwion air of gloom and despondlney on those who
are occasionally aPtided by attacks of Rheudiatism, turn-
bago, Rheumatic Gout, Spasms, Paralytic
Sprains, Chilblains, These Complaints, however, are.,
in-all cases essentially relieved; - and, rti Moss cases entirely
cured, by Radclitlit's Antarthritic Tincture, proper Direaiprt
for the use of which are delivered with each bottle contaln-
lag a inunerous,List of 'Cures; authenticated by. dentlemen,
of tliz most reSpe,qabie character- and fortune. Sok; by the
Proprietor,.NO. 84, LPITig here! wholesale; by Howard and
Evans, Long-lane,. W est Smitlitield.; Barlow's, M. E.-
Cockspnr-strect ; Swincy'si Pali=Ylall ; Jacob and rrebus,
Old Boncl.:street ; Green's, No. -112, andleboult's, NO.
Oxford.-street ; Dangertield's, Berkleysquare ; Newton's,
corner of Great Russell-stieet 'Shaw's; No. v 2., Boroughl
Tun's, Royal Exchange ; Varies,. No. 46, eornirifl - and
the principal Towns in Great Britain, ig.Bottles, 2s. 9d. and
ss. sd. Siainps included, „
. , .

D.R. jAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS:
17OR RilCtithatlstrYS and OM& which prevail
at this season of the year,, no Medicine' is so. safe and
eificacitius as Dr. JAM ES"s 'A1•1 ALE PTIC PILLS. Their
peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natural
Secretions, will account for- .:their singular Virtues in these
Complaints, as well as in many others to which the imman
trainO4S liable from theVicissitai.les of our Climate. They
are gdinfrably calculated tin DiShrdefs of the StoMach and
towels, for persons'of a fiilioua or a Gouty habit, as t:lso for
those whose constitutions hi,Ve been atlee-te4 by a. toO adiVe
or too sedentary lire.- They, A,t' likewise partieUlarlY .sor,;
+iceable in. Head-Achs occasioned by Incligestn:in, and in re_
moving the.bad effeas of ftee ; as alsb in preventing
Palsies and Apoplexies, so oftqn the consequence or irtogni-
perance. Recourseshould hF hall to thein after evOry gm,:ets
of c.iiting or thinking, and upo:levery sliglizindiiiposition,; and
thus their well-known ch.iraaerimc.of promoting longevity
wit} be maintained ; for, by assisting I4atiu'e in the due dis-
charge of thft animal tun:tions, and by k'cepliv ttie consti..
/talon as it were in continual repair; they preserve the body
in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay.
. A:s the AN.ALEPTie PILLS owe their excellence tO a
peculiar preparation; witch has never been divulged by the
Inventor but to the present Proprietors; they ;an o►riy be l►ad
genktinl from' them ; and they are sold' by f faineis. Ntriberyi
at the Warehoilse t:tir Dr. James's Powder, No. 45-, the East
End of St. Paul's, a, few doors from elieapside,' °Mori,•
and at Dr.' ames's line house in Afruton-street; in Boxes;
priceAt 6cf. dada, Stamp inclUdedff or the qualitity.ot.SiX,
may be had in. one large ed.
ObServe that the Name " F. NEWBERY; Na.' 45,' St.
Paul's," is engraved h? 010 Stamps. Au others aro cotin.'
terabits:

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IMPERI4L PI4IZLIA,II ENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

SATtrkiDAY, NOV. 21.

Tyr TR Lordships' met at ten o'clock, and passed
=the Pensions' Duty Bill, the Mum, Malt, and Cyder
Bill, the Stale Bread the-Solt Fish-Duty Bill,
and the Sugar and Molasses Duty Bill.
Their Lordships adjourned to half after three,
when they again met ; and the. Commons having
attended at the Bar of the House, the Royal As.sent
was given by CommisSion to the above Bills. The
Commissioners were, the Lo ar),CHAS/CELLOR, the
ARCHBISHpI? of CANTERBURY, and Lord
,WAL-
SINGHAM.

The Lottery Mistake Bill was brought up from
the Commons, and their Lordships adjpurned.

HOUSE OF; COMMONS,

SATURDAY, NOV.. 21.

A Message from the Lords informed the House
their Lordships had agreed to the Malt Duty Bill,
,the Pension Duty Bill, the Fishery Salt, Bill, and
the Bakers' Bill, without any amendment.
Captain• IVIAkKHANt took the oaths and his seat
fOr Portsmouth. -- •

The Lottery Mistake Bill, and the Starch and
Distillery Bill,' were severally 1.6141 a. third time
and passed.

The Uglier\ of .the Black Rod summoned. tie
House to the House of Peers. The SP EAKER, on
his return, informed the HOuse the Royal Asgent
had been giveil by Commission to the Malt Duty
Bill, and several other Bills.