The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-22 00:00:00

:THE DESERTS oF.ARABIA..

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With entirely mew Scenes, Dresses, ,art Decorations.
T:,e Music cornjinsed hy C. LANZ A, jun.
• , .1 he prodpaLCharacteu!:, by -
1.15t014,- Mr. INCLEDO NI, Mr BFLLAMY,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT;
Mrs. C. KEMBLE,-Miss BRUNTON.

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Eastet. •

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CREDITORS OF JOSHUA SCROPE, Esq.
THE Creditors of JOSHUA SCROPE, late-of
East Harptry, in the County of Somerset, Esq. may
receive another Dividend from his Sornersetshire Estate and
Effeds,by applying at the GlBEFThlessrs. Brodenp, Mel ii4r,
and BrOderip,, in Wells, on aild_attert lie4th day of December.
mext. If application •Is
,mails by Letter, 'it must be post
paid . .
Wells, Nov. t 9, 18156. „.

• • LAW. ' •
MESSRS. W. CLARKE and SONS respeafully
infotni the Profession,- ,ihat -the rernaulder Of Ni r.
T3A ikTAN's Work or the CIF DJ r rtIN•V
, • IN G, together with rn Appendix. of ,Cases up to the Pre-
sent Time, and a--copious Analytical I ,:dex, was this Day
- published, in ,two very large , toyal ,o'ctavo 'volumes, being
Vols. V. and VI. which wholly complete the Work.
Lonlon: Printed tor W. Clarke and aoits, Portugal-street,
Lincoln's I nit. - . , • •
4" Froiti the best examination which we haVe been able to
give this Work, .we can venture to pronounce t,iat it appears
'to us to be executer,, fee,/ exceptions. in a manner
..which redounds u small degree to the credit of the Xi, thor's
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abilities
,and yittio.nque.ranje'n.d..stry, alit( maSt, we
' think, prove a most a—e, oiie and yaluati,e addition to .the
-Library, of ail.those who pr.actice in tuts iidrti,;Ltito branch of
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aw,.Attotney's Cleikain,the Country, at the hours lie
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.ordinary ttuibess, will, diligently pet ,:;,e
4aud,tirecitiently WorlC•al-on iiiecksto„,,s
Commentaries►awe sl 1I not be atraid; it he add to it pru-
dence-and acuteness ol,trinid, to intrust him With the manage,
'tient Oa pretty large CouyeyarKing 'Business."—Vide Law
inunial trot-Mali-,.
N. 13. The Parts of this Work which were lately out of
print, are now 're-printed for ,the aecommodanon o: those
whose Sets remained tinperted._ •

MASESTY has' been graciously pleased, in
comPliave an AudrgSs. trout Inc Honourable
douse of Commons,, to direct his Ro.yat College of Piqsi.
eianS of Londonlo inquire intothe present state of Vaccina-
tion in the United Kingdom, torcp_ort_their Observations and
()pinion upon that'Vrattice, uppn the Eviden,e adduced:in
ik support, and .the'CaUses' which have hitherto te-
tarded- its general adoption.
The College are now engaged in the Investlgetion of the se-
veral Questions thus referred to them, apd give this public
Notice, that they arc ready to receive Intormation from
clical eraCiitio4ert as to the result of their Experience and In-
quiries upon the subject of Vaceination.'
MI Letters to-be addressed to- the Register of the Royal.
•College-of -Physicians, under cover, to Earl Spencer, Secre-
tary of State's Office, London.
.IAMES 'HARVEY, Register.

College of Pliysicians,
• t:ov. 20. iSoo.

OLLAND', W 4151,61.41,, and H.U.RaVi\l, Pa-
tentees- of the Fleecy o. .99. High HoP7orn,
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have obtained His Majesty'.; Patents for England, Scotland,
and Irland, for the totlowingarlicles,
131 R.I)S-DVWN HOSIERY..-- This Hosiery is 'made of
the fine of Swans, Fidel., Awls, and; other -Birth,
mixed. with i Wogl ;it eCeects in warmth and delicacy
every other except-Patent Fleecy Hosiery,' and as it does not
shrink in washing it is consequently very durable.
fl 0 Y rnade of Nil LLE D D.—T he great
defeat in all Worsted Hosiery is its shrinking id washing, but_
this is sufficiently obviated by milling the worsted previously
to its being nianufatfured • Phis operation on the Worsted
renders the hose made of it extremelybeatitiftil and durable.
These'Ptitent Articles arc to be had at the Patentees,. and,
by.their appointment, of the most resputtable Hosiers in btrth
Town and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a great, variety of
new Articles of their invention, among which:is the Under-
clothing of various descriptioni, for both 'Ladies and ,c; ent le,-
amen ; and also their Patent Fleecy Hosiery, so greatly.recom--
rnended by the faculty, as being 'highly conducive to the
health and comfort of mankind.

SUPERIOR WINES. •
C PENCER. and PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate-
street, Importers of Wine for upward's of forty years,
siAteen of whia.h they have adopted that admirable Moils of
meliorating it in large Vats of 3 and 4000 Gallons Contents,'
as is practlsed in Germany and other Places at;raid by,whiell
their Wines are so improved in Flavour, Ind their Cordial
Qualities tetained, that they are not only a deliciouS Liquor
to the Palate, but grateful to the•Stornachs of Nervous Ha-
bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Port,
&c. is of 15,(nol. vault, by which thq
areenabied to Wine to great ages; bet!' in Cask and
Bottle, They also keep 'a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Rum, and Last; ndia.Orange Shrub, the-
oideSt in London treated in the same rammer in Vats, whir;h,
with uheir wines, they bell on the 1110 St moderate Terms,
for Bracts-money. . • • -
Nor less titan a Dozen sent to any part if the Town free of