The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-24 00:00:00

'GENERAL ILL- UMINATIONS !

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This Pay was published, Price ts.
INTS for' Licreasing 'tile -Sp! of lI,LU.
T ring- the Pleasure of the Speaa-
tor, and the Convenience of the /iouseholder; with some
marks fdr the Prevention of Xlintult and .Disorder, particu-
larly'adapted to the.lllurninations e;tpeetcd to take place on
the Proclamation f)f-Peace with the French Republic.
13y-r HOTOPHILOS.
I.;ondotr: .Printed 1-1. J. S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludg.ate-liill,
opposte the, Old Bailey ; and C. Chapple, No. 66, Pall-
NI all.

Of whom may. hi'had, Third Edition, price 3s.
R INC 0, or The Campaign of Italy, by the Army Qf
Reserye under the command of the Chief'Comul Bonapane.
Translated' from the French of Joseph Prtit, lorse-Greta
diet iii the Consular Guard. To whkh IS added, a Biogra—
phical Notice of the Life and Military Actions of General
Desaix. By Citizen Foudras. With a Map, sheaving the
Route of the Army.

TO 'BE SOLI),,
By Mr. RICHARDS,
r`HE nt.TILDING-MATERIALS of the OLD
JJII PA-LACE, at KEW ; consisting of Deal, Wainscot
Flooring, SasiK.s and Frames glazed, and Shutters, Doors,
-Dad.) Wainstottin).•;, Westmoreland Slates, ,Boardhig Tim-
bers, Eimer' and other Paving, Veined and Statuary Maiblz
Chinmey-pieces ; which will be Sold by Auction, on the
Premises, on Mondav; Nov. 3oth, and following Day, at-
Eleven'o'Clockeach day. • -
May be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale,
by Catalogues at xi. each, and the money zo hi returned to
Purchasers ; to be had at- the Star aria Garter, .Kew.-bridge ;
the Castle, at Richmond; the Pigeons, at -Brentford ; the
Red Lion, at Hounslow ; the Son, at Kingstotr, 'and of Mr.
Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley-street, London; also at 'Kew
House, ori the Days of Sale and Days'of Viewing.—No per-
son to be admitted without a Cataloglac.- •

DENNA pUPLEX. By His Majesty's Royal
Letters Patent, the newly -invented Pitachine'for Wri tine
with TWO PENS; producing, at Or: same, instant, TWO
OR I GINA' S --..eenaling to the common mone of writing, i
Olfered to the Commercial, Political, Legal, and Liter.e-;
World, as well as to all persons desirous of preserving au-
thentic records of their correspondence, statements, compc-
salons, &c. Sce. &c.
This Invention, which is reduced to a practice both easy and
free from every defect, has been sanctioned by the patronage
of some of the most distinguished Charaderb in the kingdom,
and several Foreign Ambassadors. Many persons who had
been obliged to have recourse to the Copying, or rather press-
ing Machine, have experienced the most complete satis-
fadiOn in the use of the DOUBLE WRITER, The trou-
ble and inconvenience attending the foznier, are. total) y super-
seded by the latter, which is so justly formed, that there can
be no mistake in its use, and instrutted with such mechani-
cal exactness and solidity, as to erclude the necessity of all
repair. $y this Machine, on the merits of which alone the
Patentee rests his pretensions to general encouragement, the
Merchant and Trader, those concerned in the various de-
partments of the public service, Gentlemen of alMost every
description in:the Law, and all persons engaged in an exten-
sive and important correspondence,. will be enabled not only
to save great trouble and expende, but also to avoid the.pas---
sibility of incorrectness, to which the best copyists are .too
frequently liable.
The Double,Writer will be fourid peculiarly useful in
copying Drawings ; and to Gentlemerewho traVeli it must
be more valuable. in point of accuracy and secrecy than the
most able and confidential Amanuensis. The execution or
the ,Macine is so exaCtlv minute, as to render it impssiblc
to discover the slighteit aiffercnce in a hair stroke, or in tie
marks of punctuation. The space occ9piel by the Machine
is very trilling, as it is contained in a small-sized portable
writing desk.

Manufacturzd and sold only by J. H. Farthing, N. 43,
London, Pocket BOA. Maker, and Portable Wm-
ing Desk Manufacturer, ...Wholcsal.: and for Exportation.

ANGIBAUD's PECTORAL LOZENGES of BLOIS.
THESE Lozenges, which have been sold in
England upwards of one hundred and thirty Yeau,
were invented 'by Charle Angibaud, formerly of Blois, A po=
thecary to the then King of France, and have been conveycil
by Assignment of the original Receipt to the present Proprie-
tor, by Charles Angibaud, his Grandson, who has resided
.for•more than seveety Yelirsin St. Martin's-lane, Londoru
They are founded upon jt;st Medical .Principles, and are a
most "pteasant-aud efleaual Remedy for Coughs, Colds, !tral
I,isorders of the Lungs. -By . their t•sheathing quality they
quickly remove Catarrhs' qr troubiesome tickling. I;otighS,
and altbrd great relief in Sore Throats, Solenesfrof the Breast-,
and Asthmatic Complaints.
.Sold by Appointment of the • Proprietor,, in Boxes, pre
each, duty ineludett, by Mr. Newbery, No. 43, 5:.
Paul's; • Mr. Golding, No.' 42, Corniiill; Mr. Tut t, cm tic
Royal Exchange ; Messrs.' Bayley and Blew, ,Cockspur-
street ; Mr. Wade's, old tond-street ; Mr. leboult, NO. 150,
and Mr. ridding, No. 75, 0 x ierd-stre:•t ; Mr, Ward, No. 324,
Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, No. 26.9, rottoug-h.

„EXTRACT FROM TFIE' LONDON CAETTE.
T T has been . the study' of the Proprietors of- the
well-known ANT I SCO RzBUT C DROPS, first corn
posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPI LSBURY,
his Dispiensary,„No. 15, Solht- square, London, and continued
only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the
Public against the Impositions which. are daily pr4aised
against .Medicines possessing the first, respectability ; and as
the. virtues of the Antiscorbu tit Drops have been found nut
only an antidote in i!scorbutie complaints, but a successful re-
source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism, -
and the attendant diseases. of tne nerves, as the list of curt
accompanying each bottle, given in, an. amp le bill of dire,_
Lions, will testify, -as well' as the Treatise on Diet, Cow,
linen by tile late Proprietor (which may be also had
at the Dispensatli, single them out as fit objects to try, un-
der their sandion, 'such spurious mutations. For this rea-
son, the Proprietors, by tne favour of HiS Majesty's Coin-
inissioners 9t the Stamp-Office, have iiifixed a stamp on each
bottle' printed in black ink, with the words ” Spilsbury
Co. N. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the
Purchaser attend's to, together w;th the words" by. the
King's Patent," on the bvrtic, hill, and wrapper, with the
addition,of the King's Arms on the larger, hp may be as-
sured he has obtained the-Cemiine Medicine, as sold at the
Dispensaiy, Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and al. as.
each, duty includea...

IMPERIAL PARLUM ENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

MONDAY, NOV. 23.

-Counsel were.hea rd, at considerable- length, rela-
ti ye to the Scots Appeal,

W!LKIE GREIG.

Mr. No;.AN, as second Counsel for thg.Respon-
tlent, and Mr. E,RSK /NE in reply, on the part of
'the Appellant. .
When the Counsel had finished, ._ _

The Luau. CHANCEL GOR rose, and stated, that
on account of the absence of a Noble and `very
Learned Lord, who had paid the case a particular
degree of attention, he should propose to fix its fur-
ther consideration for Wednesday ; which arrange-
ment meeting the sense of their Lordships, a lio-
tioh was made to that efFea, which passed accord-
ingly, •
After some routine business was disposed of, the
House adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY, NOV. 23.

Mr. Co)qty presented a Petition froth the Pri-
sonerszonfineo for Debt in the Gaol of the County
of Cork, praying for relief.—Ordered to lie on the
Table.

Mr. N. VANs:T-r.,..RT moved for a Committee of
the whole House to-morrow, to *consider of the
ACt of the 29th leo. HI., relative to the importa-
'tior, of Naval Stores.—Ordered,