The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-14 00:00:00

PRICE OF TALLOW.

St. James's Market 4s. 0(1. r Town Tallow —s. 6gs. ed.
Clare Market " 4s. 03d. Yellow Russia 6Ss.ottogs.ed
Whitechapel Market .is. White do. —s. od. 68s, ed.
per stone otllo,
I2S. rd. 1 Melting Stud' —s. s6s.
• Average price 4s. old. bitto rough —s. 4as. ed.
Graves tos. od.
I Good Dregs I is. od.
Yellow Soap, 765.—Mottled, 86s.—Curd, sios.
Price of Candles per dozen. tr s. 2S. ed.

St.. lAMES's HAY MARKET, lan. ii.
Hay, 3L os. od. to 41. Ss. od.—Aver. 31. to. 01.
Straw, 11. us. 6d. to 21. 2S. od.—Aver. il. 16s. 9d.

'WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.
Hay, 31. Bs. od. to 41. Bs, od.—Aver. 31. 'Ss. od.
'Clover, 41. 43. od. to 51. 53. od.—Aver. 41. 14s. 6d.
Straw. it. Ss. otl. to it. 16s. od.—Aver. rl. 12i. od.

. - COAL-MARKET.
'Ships at Market. - - SoUL
lan. 6. Newcastle —at 44s od srs -6d
-- Sunderland at. 415 sd 42s 6 t
,--: Cinders - ' at cos od —s od
129 Ships at rnarket.7-Sold 21. -
• TO. XI2 Newcastle 16 at Os od sls od
15 Sunderland 5 at 41s 91 .us od.
3 Stone Coal I at 375 9d.
-* • z Cinders - .1 at 3is cd.-

'4 1~~ V ~LI Tl~~i•/tut +~.

On Sunday Smith, 6f Quet:c-street, Oxford.
street, .ot a,t)augiiter.' •
On the pelt Dalkcith,:_near. Edinburgh, Mrs.
liatii•H6SK;'ofa Sbfr.
04;.thel z. 30 Catihsatiin,•-ite•Latty•of Sir johlr
barn; Raft., of a Daughter. - • • -•
()n Friday ..sesinlight. a, KeLiton,.. the Lady of, Sir John
I lawkins, Bart; of a Son. •
0n Sunday Se'nnight,- in. E•dinbufglf, the -Lally of Captaia
ialhett, of ttie Roya.l N vy of., DaughteN

.1114RRIE0. •
Yesterday, at Camberwell, Sni,iiar,T Ginchlrack, Esq. to
ASiss Stnngr, daug%ter of the Lae :!liles Stringer,- Esq. of
Peckham.

On Satuiday last, the- infant daughter of-the Hon.. fames
Abercromby.
On the 23(1 of July last,. at Calcutta aged two years and
six months; Miss. Catherine Parker, eldest daughter of Wit.;
Liam Parker, Eaq: of the Bengal Civil Strvice.
Lately, at WS house at Bath,. in the-nth year of his age,
Samuel Lyde, Esq. of Ayot Saint Lawrence; Betts. ..
On Friday last, in Lhrie-street, the, daughter of Thomas
Shone, Esq.
On the Ist inst. after a lingering illness, -Mrs.-"Mortozi;
wife of Mr. Thomas. Morton, Mantitagturer, Ldinburgh.

STOCAS.

India Stock, .
I ncha BonOs, par, is. pr:
Exchequer is., zs..pr.
'Omniutil,"i' • -
:4,Pcf.CCilti.cictvrred,
Imperial 3 per Cent. 571
"Ditto-Ann. 8 13-i6ths
cons. tot Qoening, 6o 59
with dii.

E.
ESSX. -•-
WALTHAM-LC/DUE,. near C - ELMSFORD,
With immediate Possessind.
TO 1311 SOLD BY' AUCTION,.
By CHALK abd MEGGY •
On Friday the list Day of February, 030, at the-Black Boy
Chelmsford, at TwelVe o'Clbck, unless preio4sly
_ disposed of by -Private•Contrad, '
'THAT New-built FREEWILDAriLLA,
. 'FHA N;M.t)DC;E, most delightfully situated in the
Parish of Littlz Waltham,. tour Miles from
.ChelmsfOrd, at
the union of 'tfie Turnpike-pads leading to Cambridgeand
Bury, about 31 Miles. from London. •
Waltham Lodge is situated in a beautiful and healthy part
of the County. of Essex, where the Roads are excellent, and
in a good. Neighbourhood.- Stage-coaches pass to and fruits
London every day. The situation is truly desirable fur any
Gentleman-fond of the Sportsnit he Field, there being plerty
of Caine in the Neighbourhood, and a Pack of Fox-hounds at
a short distance ; the River' Chettner. running .iirectly in tront
of the- House, -nOt only makes the View truly Piauresque,
but adonis good Fishing.
• For further, paiiiculars apply, to: Mr. Cookney No. 9,
Castle;street, .4-161 born Robert -.findai, Esq. ; or to.the..
Auctioneers, Chelmsford: - • •

" 0 blessedllealttil thou art above aH 'gold anll.treasute;
it i thou Who eulargesf the soul; and operit all'iis powers
to r;..:eive instrueuion aqd relish yirtite... that has. thee.

has. little'niare to wish for: anti he that -is so "wretchedas
to want thee, wants every thing with thee !"=•-ST zit nE.

•
TIM CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is o.oi
1. - ..versilly acknowledged to be peenliarlY efikabraiis Mai/ •
',inward Nvastings; los's-of appetite, .indfigestion,
,(.4epreSsfort:of
spirits, trembling_or the hands-or Iforlasi. obstinate,
• coughs; shortness .of breath; and consomptive habits..
thins the blood', 'eases the most violent•••pains id the'head and
stomach,. and promotes gentle perspiration'.:- 13v '
and Gentry this Medicine is 174-UCil admired,-being pleaskie
to the taste wid sinell,.p.mly..iotripging••the,..fibres u the
• stotriaah, and giving that proper-tensity •-sN'hiell 'a good ow- -
lien requires.' •N.ottfing can be better adapted to• help and
nourish the constitution aftera rioctitynallolgeh with wittei-
&c. • This .Cordial is. hikhly csteepnedin the.:East and West-,
Indies; for 'nourishing and invigorating, the Nervous Systeol,-
and acting as, generaLrestOrative.on.debilitatecteonStitutions, •
arising from bilious complaints contracted -in hot c-Itmatri.:
Ttio:;e Who have the care and education cif females, the studi-
ous. as well as the'SMentary !jail ofthe caniniunitv; should
never be without theCordialllalin ofC ife-id; Which removes
diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the me•••
rnory, an..l enlivens the
This is the [mist absolute-Remedy for such diseaSes as are
attended with tile following symptoms, namely—a great
straitness of the breast, with difficulty of breathing; .violent
palpitations of the heart; sudden flushes of heat in various--
parts of the-body ; at other times a sense•Of cold, 'as if wait(
were poured on them ; flying pants in the, arms -and limbs,
back and belly, resemling those occasioned_ by tbegraval ;
the pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at
Other times very quick; yawning, the hiccough, frequent
sighing, arida sense .of suffiication, as from a ball or lump is
the throat; alternate fits of crying and convulsive laughing;
• the sleep' unsound, and seldoaz refreshing, and the patient
often troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been said by
interested individuals against Medicines that are advertised;
but there is a very important observation to be made respect-
ing the Cordial-Balm of Gilead,-that unless its operation had
been gentle, safe, and efficacious, it could not have obtained
the unexampled demand it has acquired; for, as it has rateic
the great advantages of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the
patient, so nothing but Ins eonvietiOn of -its virtues, by its
'salutary elEcts,- can induce perseverance ; and yet reasonable
perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the
'happiest cornhirration of chymicals and galenicals to root out
Chronic Diseases, and restore the Valetudinarian to health.
Its well-known charaderistic of promoting longevity has
-been long maintained; for by keeping the constitution, as it
were, in continual repair, it preserves the body in health and
vigour,. and preVents premature decay. It requires no par,
ticular continethent, nor attention to diet.
Persons entering upon the holy state of Matrimony
should consider, that " where the fountain is polluted, titd
streams that flow frormit cannot be pure." . •
The ETC CI NES,orSOLOMON's.DROPS,
for purifying -the Blood and restoring the -System When
paired by the imprudent use of Mercury,. ha.ve. been found
the 'great and only restorer of health and vigour In Disorders
where Salivation has repeatedly faileo. tosi'64. fa'• •
mily Bottles 335.
ABS rERG ENT LOTION, for removing Eruptions, ••
from the surface of the. human body, Pints ..Is. 6d. fIAIT •
,
Pints as. 9d. duty included. • • •
Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Cilead,House,•- near ;Liverpool*
in los. 64. and..33s. 'Bottles; the litter 'contain four or
former, by which the purchaser. saves 9s. Every genuine.
Bottle.has a Stamp, -which bears-the Proprietors Natfte amcl,
Address, " Sanil. Solomon, Liverpool,'' to iinitate-witicli•A •
felony. • • • • ••
DOuble Postage of all Letters to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool;
must be paid, and a Fee of los. 6d. inclosed for Aitviee. '
• , Also, just. published, • P rice 3". .. • -
A New Edition (with Additions).c.f..
A GUIDE to HEALTH, in a variety of Complaints,.
some of which are treated on under the Iblrowing 1-1-eads.,
Adiice to Nervous Patients—Asthma--Barren ‘Vornen—Vet:
ficiency of Natural Strength—Female Coqyplaintsr-cotitY,
Spasms in the • Stomach—HypoChondriae pomptaints-7,11;,,
ternal Sinking—Loss or Doled ofAlemoiy—Rhettniatisth—'

Scurvy— ScrOilda—l'um of Life—Venereil DiseasesrWeak-•
nets—Yotith.—By S. SOLOMON, M.D.
Sold by :Mrs. • Mathews,- No. iS, Strand, London; Mr-
Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Soutkrßridge ;: -Mr. Davidson and,
H E Iderand Co..Ediliburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgu.w ;
W. Cameron, Greenock ; Browning, Paisley ; 1-1. Craw-
ford, Kilmarnock ; W • Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and V.:
Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawthrd, .Girvan ; Carson, New
Douglas; T. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright; NP Credie, Kirf
aldy J. Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar; -Allan, Deo-'
dee; P. Craigie, Montrose ; J. Mitchell, and !. Anderson,
Aberdeen; Dr._ White, Balii1;--. Witwtosl4. Inverness; t
Stornaway ; Taylor, Stranraer ; tohnsoif Rnd
13isset; Perth ; W.Anderson, Stetting ; Cake -.nd Reid, ;.
Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Denb.r ;. Vionet, Ar-
broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Diimtrics ; Pliorson, lierwicK ;
Weddel, Ali/wick; Artr.tmwt, and jamicsop, Pe-
terhead; A. Ni'Dopald, 'frOrigate,. Glasg,w-; and by rivist
Booksellers and Venders ,Di i'atent .Medicines in tne,Unitad
Kingdom.