The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-24 00:00:00

LADIES SCHOOL, at WELWYN, HMI'S,

fri Mrs. AVABEY and DAUGHTERS, will
4a,. re-commence after the Christmas Vacation, (2,,n Mon-
-I,4,,january 19, 1802; where a limited Nu-mber of "‘4. °LING
1,..-lES are genteelly Boarded, and carefully liducatecl,
e7ery Indulgence and Attention shewn them, necessary
Yhtnnte their Hapiiiness and Improvement.
rntrns :—E ighteenCuineas per annum, Writing and rith-
included..
iiLtsic and Dancimon the usual Terms.to Entrance Money required:'
IVery Young Lady is expeCted to bring with her Half a
kn 'rowels, a Knife and Fork.
The most satisfadory iteferences can be given to Persons
irme-cialidreti tltAi'V been, oir corainus at the School, on ap-
!ption to Sad and Co. No. 1;2, Strand.
situation is healthy, and Stages pass through the
'wit every Day.

TOa
BARTS and PLOWMAN, M nufaAniers to
Her Macity and all the Royal Family, having. greatly
to `erltted tl'er Manutadory, and invented several New and,
ttlsjeffi I ikrtidies of Dress, agreeable to
..t he present Fashion,
e the liberty of soliciting the ptttronage and inspection of
(he Nobility and Gentry, at their Ware Rooms, Nb. r,
ULttalos.street, Covent-Garden, to their Patent Articles of
e-
r. 4. to be had no where else in England—
„ 11-1 E ROYAL IMPERIAL NETY,•
tVt,exy tasteful and. elegant production ; also. rich UNION
iq rkt PED and SPOT'! ED VE LAT ETS for CouLt. Trains,
411 the Fashionable Colours.
titenuine CHA MBELI XS,. in the most eiten-
e variety of Plain, Striped, and Figured, and of the most
etarit Patterns, in Gold and Silver, for Court and Ball
re'ses. &c.
v,tl`Al.l AN MUSLINS, in all Colours, an article uni-
li".r, ally admired for its durability; and is peculiarly adapted,
LP?. its 14,- -ht and elegant Appearance,. for Fashionable Dress.
NET CAMBRICS made of Silk and Cotton; those
44'1 without Silk not having any pretensions to the name, or
k, Y advantage beyond a Dyed Glazed Muslin. Also a Thicker
ISO. for Travelling Presses, warranted to Wash.—Plain,
Ot'viled, and Figured TA.FFATI ES, CYPRUS, &c. of the
est Fashion, in the greatest variety.
'O,'()R FAMILY MOURNING—R. and P. having paid
atternion .to the ManufaCture of MOURNING
k,.?() DS, they tlatter theinselves they can supply Families
ut into Mourning, with every Article of a superior Quality,
oa`otig Thetuselves the Manufacturers of Bombazeens, Rasdi.
ks Twilled and Plain Sarsnets,-Charnberry, and Italian
Sarinct Cambrics, Bombazets for Servants Bar-
t:ll4 Handkerchiefs, &c.all warranted to wear ; arid any
tet (kis not giving the fullest satisfaction, they-will change or
trn the money.
ing the original Importers and Manufacturers of Itish
<Mins and Tabbinets in. this Country, and having made
thtrri:on an improved Princile superiority, their own Inventioi)),
datter themselves their both in Quality and
will insure a decided 'preference.
erY curious Rich Black Double Tabbinet foil Gentlemen's
ar.
At CR
FURNITURE.—Rich Damasks. and Satins of quite
14 Patterns; also Plain arid Striped Tatirets, in all co-
Oro's, with the improved plan of watering, so much ap_
ved by the admirers:of Elegant Furniture. Alowance to
ill,irrade as usual.
Merchants exporting Fashionable Goods, will find their
\:lUfaekory-quite new, and worthy their, attention
I`,

Tthe AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM.
IHOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulse used to
1 , saY,that " the Gout was the Opprobrium Medico-
. ,`';,,, that' is, in plain English, Disgrace of .tne.fia-
tY ;" aneDr. Ward would Only admit ot temporary relief
tiOg obtainable in a confirmed Rheumatism:—yet could
it se bright Luminaries .of the Medical World rise from the'
l'i;;`, nocior Brodum is persuaded, from never-failing expe-
':.cti that their astonishMent at their resurreaion, would
h:'othing to their admiration at the-miraculous etliitts which.
b',t,e arisen from a few. Doses of his NERVOUS COR-
,:'IL ; which-, .in the most obstinate cases, have wrought
hpi Wonderful cures, that the Gbuty and Rheumatic will
I,,ve cauSe to bless him and pray for him, as its Inventor,' as:
ift,',:,,ts the remembrance of Health and Ease restored, carr
, k'oly be tenable on this side the grave.- -
..
‘l, ~, B. The above-mentioned ineonvarable and inestupa-
li eledicilie, together IN ith the Botanical, Syrup, woich is
h 4 Pocific in every stak,-re. of the Venereal -Disease, to. be
tkiitzil at the Dodoes House, N0..9, Albion-street, seven
I)otfs from the Leverian Museum, Blackfrior's-hridge, in
kkiles at IL as. 1 ts. 6d. and..ss. 6th (duty. included);
to also, by the Dodoes appointment, by E. Newbery,
k4ttier of St. PeuPi Church, yard; Jeboult. arid Co. late
ko,11), No. tso, Oxford-street; -Pidoing's Medicine Wate-
-131;'; No. 76, Oxford-street; COckell, No. 229, Strand;
tkr:tr, Edinburgh; Brown; TolzeST, Bristol; Read, Vine..
ttet:,,et, Bristol; M‘Donalil, CilasgoV,-; Chalm,:,• Aber-
-1;1,-; Tutt, and i!.oulton, Road Exchange; Collins, Sails-
,i.),,.i, Spiltbur and Co.- Mary.street, Dublin •; likcwisc
'',.,'"t3-e, Bellast ; Davies, Cork, I reNlel ; and in
- `-_Qiint ry, or _an P tin tea.. Beoktellerai & c

EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON
,GAZETIE.
IThas been the study of the Proprietors of -the
well-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, first,com-
posed and prepared by the late FRANC IS SP I LSBURY, at
his. Dispensary, N0.'15, Soho-square, London, and continued
_only, and solely, there to be
.prepared genuine, to guard the
Public. against the Impositions which arc daily prathsed
agaigst Medicines possessing the first respectability ; and as
the iirtttes of the Antescorbutit: Drops have-been found not
only anantidote in scOrbutic complaints, but a successful re-
SOUrce-in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism,
and thtattendant diseases of the nerves; as' the list of cures
accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc-
tions, -will testify, 'as welt as the Treatise on Diet, Gout,
&c: written by the late Proprietor (which may be also had
at the Dispensary); single them out as fit objeds to try, un-
der their sanction, such spurious imitations. For this rea-
son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty% Com-
initsioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed a stamp on each
bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and
.Co. No. ts, Soho-square," cgpressed upon it, which,.if the
Purchaser attends to, together with the words " by the
King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the
addition of the, King's Arms on the -larger, he may be as-
sured lie has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as told at,the
..Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in bottles of 5". analL 74,
cat3l, duty includeft.

NEW SCHOOL- BOOKS..
This Day was published, price, in boards, 35..
THE SCIENCE of TEACHING, applied to
ElUcution; Poetry, -the ~Sublime of, Scripture and
History, with a noiel and ,improved Arrangement of the lat-
tei, for the Use of ClasMcal -Pupils.

,
By DAVID- MO RRI C Private Teacher.
a. The Art of Teaching ; or, Communicating Instration,
Examined, Methodizedi and Facilitated ; as well as applied
to all the various Branches of Scholastic Education, but
more paiticularly to the.-Classics. By the same Author.
Adapted to the Use of Parents, Teachers, and advanced Pu;
pils of both Sexes, of Pet-sans studying without a Master,
and of Young Gentlemen intended for the Royal Navy.; or
the Company's Service. • To the two last Classes it is of
peculiar importance. It also contains Remarks on the pre-
sent State of Acadeniies and the relative Situations of Mas-
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Loudon Printed for Idaeltington, Allen and CV. Tomple
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Hittchittd,

TEETH and GOMS.
/TR: SIGMOND, Surgepnj3elitict, Bath, has
.
the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his
Frienck, that 'fol.- their, better'accommodation in supplying
theni with his universally approved Preparations; he has ap-
pointed the following Agents in London for the sale thereof;
Mr Gattie„ No: sti; New Bond-street; Mr. Watts, Chy;
mist, No. 475, ,strand •' Mr.'Rowney; No. "qk, Holborn-
hill ; Mr. Cryer; No. fig; Comhill ; Mr. Bolton; Royat
Exchange ; Hazell; Perfuthef, No. 26,. New Surrey-street ;
Messrs. Hendrick and Son; Tichborir-stteet, bear 'Golden=
square ; and at most of the principal Shops througlotit
b;nglaud, Ireland,_ Scotland; arid Wales. ' .•
Mr. SIG.MOND is happy in stating, that, .dhring his long
and successful prallice, in which time he has constantly at-
tended the lust Nobility ot the .United Kingdonis, he has in-
variably selealc.l ingredients; proved. by his experience and
r.1,1t 'cal atioits,' to be the most conducive for presenr-
rug the Teeth 'and Cy`urus; and giving theM that permanency
and beauty so desirable to every person ;• and which affords
11::a much pleasure-to communicate' to the Public; under
tile fullest • confidence, that; his Dentifrice and' Lotion,' by
being used Scifording to his printed directions, will fully
acconyliSh and effea every purpose required"; and in order Jo
prevent etf....Clually any counterfeit thereof, His Majesty
nas been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa..
tent, tor the abo4-e Preparations, entitled; the B 1
IMPERIAL. IJENTVERICE and PRESERVATIME
LOTION. Also his ToOth Brushes of different sizes and
texture, on the best adapted construdion, and are marked
with his. ten t labels .. .
-01-dra sent Z-110 v,
houie, No. z, Edgar-buildings; Will be imniediately at-
tended to.
Bath', O. r, 'tor.