The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-23 00:00:00

TO THE FRIENDS OF LITERATURE.

A Library is now forming fOr an Infant SeMi-
_,
nary of I...earning in His
.Majesty's ,Province of
Nova Scotia, under the direiqion of . His Grace the
Att,c ISHtIV of CANTEIt BURY, the Lords Bishops
ofLONDoN .and ROCHESTER, and, SCROPEI3ER-
NARD, Esq. And the Funds of this College are
inadequate to the pUrchase of a sufficient Library, it
is humbly hoped that many persons may be.found,
well disposed to forward an Institution, whose ob-
jea is to disseminate Religion and Literature in a
distant part of His IVlljesty's Dominions, and by
enabling the Youth of the British Colonies in Ame-
rica to obtain a liberal education within the limits
of their own Government, prevent their being com-
pelled to seek it in other Countries ; the principles.
of,whose Governments are by no means congenial
with these of our Ecclesiastical and Political Esta-
blishments.

. It cannot be improper to mention, that, by the
benevolent assistance of His Majesty, ever atten.
tive to the welfare of his Subjeds, even in the re,
motest part :of his Dominions ; the kind exertions
of His Grace the.Aact-tu 'sum. of CANTER.BuItY,
and the liberal support of the Legislature of the Pro-
vince, a spacious and convenient Building has been
erected at Windsor, in Nova Scotia, where many
young: men have already completed their studies;
that the present number of Students. amounts 'to
nz..ar:y forty, hind. that there is a certainty of a large
ipereaA: to the number, from Canada, •New Bruns:.
wicks and the British, Islands in the West Indies,
whenever- the Funds of the College will allow the
means of instruef ion to, be enlarged.
Any Benef4lions in Books, or otherwise, will
be,tno:A gratefully received at Messrs. Cobbett and
Morgan's, No. 18, Pall-Mall ; by Mr. Inglis, who
is.direfted by the Governors' of .King's College in.
Nova Scotia, to procure Books for. the Seminary,
and who will be very. happy to give any infornia-
tion that may be required relative to the pr;:sent
state of the College.
Laudon, iVarch 27, 1801.•
N. B. This tgfpaest is more particularly addrcs'ed
to those who have under their controul,Libraries,
public pr private, and who ,may •have. duplicates,
which,, it is humbly, presumed, they, will have little
oNOtion to part .with for sp,useful a purpose.

A FAcyr.-7Hunting Razors, or. the Treple Ra-
zor, doubly secured with a guard to prevent CW.,.
ring, with,six Blades changeable to one Haft, but
only one Ale- can be used in the Handle at the same
time : the nwest description is, they aa as a
Plane, though used as a common Razor, very use-
ful for the ,Artny or, Navy, especially in squally
weather, or for Gentlenicn with nervous.complitintt.,
or younk and timid Shavers. To, prove their uti-
lity, a Gentleman has shaved himself with one of
these Razors, travelling along the road on horse.
back, and can ropeat-itagain.to la-citify a aOhbtfai
curiosity ; rceommended as something not common,
and may be did, on the first view; that it amore
than ever was expe&ed to be scan made useful in
the shape of a Razor. Price ;I. i zs, bd, including
Packtvood's Razor. Strop, joined to a Case in a
small compass. These strops are, a,great expedient
at this time, suitable to the .invention well known
in England, Ireland, and other parts abroad, price
3s. 6d... ss. and tbs. bd. each, and a Box of Pane
as. 6d. to repair and keep them in good order. Sold
by the following Perfumers ; Mr, Love, No. 12,
Haymarket ; Messrs. Hendries and Son, middle of
Shug_lanc ; Messrs. Rowncys, ,No. 95, Holborn.
lull ; Mr. Sizeland, No, 2, Vere-strect, Caven_
dish-square ; Mr. Vickery, No. 6, Ta vis t ock.
street ; and wholesale and retail by Mr. Raeburn,
Edinburgh , 'and Mr: Sinitifoa;nubliti.----Tlie above
RazotA sold -only by Mr. Packwood, No. i 6, Grace.
church-street, LondOo.

" N. II; An sorts of 13a ors ground, ,et, anal put
in gnottoriter, with peculiar care.