The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-01 00:00:00

IVEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 1, 1806.

TO THE. BORMICHREEVES AND,CONISTiiBLES'
OF MANCHESTER AND SAJ.FORD, •
-rv-VE,. The Undersigned. Ti.T.,I•7IABITANTS:,.db
V re'citic.-St that,yatt Will tall '3ll early MEETI NG -Ot
the Inhabitants of these Towns and the Neighbourhoxl, for
the pUrPose of Thanking Sic-110ME"'POPHAtfv/ 'for his
Letter .on the Capture of Buenos Ayres, and his attention to
the TOWns and Conimeree of thiS CoUntry ; and also to'ex-
presS our ("pinion Of the importance of the Capture,,and its
great consequences, in the present situation of the Continent
of Enrefie; to the COMnieiCial and Alanuladuring Interest
of the British Empire. • . .
John Kearsley • ' Worthington, Baxter; and - 1
Wit liamjones Co.
C. White Daniel 'Burton and Son's '
lames Bateman • --•-*Williiiin Powell
Dauntesey Flulme , Robert Duck . .
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Phillips and Lee . William Lindop
Jackson arid rßitshforth' .; J arnes 0 Ilivant • .‘-. •..
Arthur Clegg , ' ,Samuel Gardner
Wm:W. Sykes ' Richard and John Jackson
William Keever Francis Parker.,
fames Mallalieu ,Thomas and John DaWsOri
fames Halliwell - J iiii-es Bradock
john.G reaves . • ..-, ~ . , . Richard, Cavendish .
- V. A..HeyWood ._ Henry Thwaites, jun.
-Richard Yates • . '• • John Loinax _ . - .
Robert Peel • Robert Rider.
-Jahn Parker - . 'Solidi, Milner, and CO. .:
'Peter Crompton
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John TOticliet - • ' Raitimis and Waddington
' ..T-homas'ol,liVant • Nalh. and Faulkner Phil.-
lames Harrop lips and-Co.
: George Grundy • Thomas Phillips and C,(:1
Samuel Griinshaw Richard Also')
John Itroadhiust • - J. L. Philips and Brothers : .
• Francis Marris - Charles F.. Brandt and Co. .
Safthief Docker James Gordon
DAniel Foden - ' Silvesters arid Co.
ThoMas'Slatter . Thomas Tapping and. Co. '
. Edward Turner John Hyde and Co. .
William To wnend Rushtoriand Robinson
John' Walsh '' " ' ' • John Close and Co. . .
Thomas Watkins . Taylors and Withington
• -Wm. Boyd Robert Markland '
Richard Richardson John Leaf
James Bury R. A. Farington
Henry Pope • - ' -M.• Fletcher •
John Weir . Otho Iltiline
'John Kelsall . _ John .Atkinson
Roger Holland William Mitchell
John-Nightingale
. . , . . . rpth September, 18•-•-6.
In compliance with the above requistion (delivered to us
this day), we do appoint a ME ETI N G of the Inhabitants
of •tilanchester and 'Salford, and the Neighbourhood, to be
held• at the Bull's Head' Inn,--Manchester, upon Thursday
the, 25th Sept. instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.,
WI LI, lAM F( IX, Boroughreeve of Manchester. •
WILLIAM STARKIE,
Constables of Manchester.
RICHARD WOOD,
. THOM AS HOLLAND, Boroughreeve of Salford.
- T. O. GILL / .
I. BOWMAN, Constables of saifbrd,

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HELME'sTRAVELScroin BUTE NOS.AY'RES to PERU.
To-McsarrOw will bepUbliShed,..
Illustrated by a Map, in One elegant Volume, small Oetavo,
• Price boards,
TRAVELS froin BUENOS AYRES across the
Confident or.SOUTH AMERICA, by I'OTOSI, to
-LIMA, performed •-in -the Years au 179 t,.. being the.
latest Travels through those Countries :. with copious Notes
by:the Translator,. onvaining auritentie Descriptions of. all
.the Spanish Possessions in South America, drawn
,from the
last and best -Authorities. • • • _ •
By ANTHONY ZACFIARIUS HE L,M E,
FOrmerly Direaor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and
late Dire for of the Mines antl.ol- the Process of Amalga-
'nation in Peru. ..,• .
Printed for Richard Phillips,. No. 6, 'Bridge-street, Black- ,
friars, and ,to be had of all Booksellers.
' Of whom may also be had, . •
The Present State of Peru, in one elegant volume quarto,-,
embellished with z coloured Engravings, price al. cs.- in
'boards.' -

This Day was published; •
By. Archibald. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and John Mur-
ray, London, price' tl. 45. in eight Numbers, or 11. SS. at
boards, Vols. 1.. and 11. of
DHE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI-
.
CAL' JO RNA for 18.5--.1806 ; 'exhibiting a c*n--
cise View of the latest and most important Discoveries in Me-
dicine, Surgery, and Pharmacy.
(Publiihed Quarterly)
*.* The objed of the EdinbUrgh M..ldical and Surgical
Journal is, the iinprevement of Medicine, by registeting the
most important Fads conneded with Medical Science and
Medical PrAtice, and by diffusing extensively and speedily a,
knowledge of Medical Literature. _ _ _

• After the et perience of a second year,' the Editors have the
satisfadion tO:fintl the approbatioffof their Professional Bre-
thren becom.2 daily more decided.
In" the departments alloted to Original' Communications,
and 'to Miscellaneous Intelligente on Medical Subjects, the
respectability-of the assistance which they have received has
surpassed even their Inuit sanguine expectations, ar,d cob-
finites to increBe with the inceasing circulation of their
Work. That portion of it appropriated to Medical Litera-
ture they have endeavoured to render more interesting and in-
sti udive, by combining impartial analysis with original dis-
quisitions -the ot rent of their Continental Connections, and
the. number. of valuable Publications-at home-at all times
supply them with such ample store of materials, that their
principal difficulty consists in selection.