The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-26 00:00:00

TO THE FACULTY.

A PHYSICIAN of Respe&ability may bear of an
LA. excellent opportunity of Establishment in very consi.
derable Business, in the Country, on moderate Terms, by
applying to.Corbyri and Co. Chemists, ,Holb*..

WANTS a Situation to go in the,Country,
good Hand in theSTRAW and CHIP RUSIN ESS.
Letters direded (post-paid) for Mrs. Benson, 13, East-street,
Manchester-square, will be punetually attended to.

•
ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS; Furni-
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and superior to any . others made in London ; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
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Morgan and Sanders's Mew --invented Imperial Dining
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Tables ever yet invented, arc very, portable, packing in a Box
but ten I nches.deep.
N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Clair-Bed' Warehouse.

DEATH of LORD VISCOUNT NELSON,

EDWARD ORME respeafully acquaints the
Subscribers to the- Print of the DEATH of LORD
NELSON, that the Engraving is now finished, anti ready to
deliver. Owing to the number of Subscribers, it .will be
imppssihle to send them all home for sonic time to come :
E. O. therefore begs they will have the goodness to send for
them. -
59, Bond-Street, corner of Brook-street.

lust published,
()RAM's GRAPHIC HISTORY, of the LIFE,
EXPLOITS, and DEATH, of Admiral LORD
NELSON/1' price 21. zs. in One large Quarto Volume;
containing Fifteen Engravings, and intended as an Arcompa-
riment to the three celebrated Whole-sheet Prints of his
lordship's splendid Victories, viz. the Battles off •St. Vin-
cent,-4he Nile, and Trafalgar, which are explained by AL—
terences and Keys.
'the MEMOIRS by F. W. BLAG DON, Esq.
Published and sold by Edward Orme, Dond-street, the
Corner of Brook-street.

FOUR 1.14 EDITION, considerably Enlarged.

. This Day at Noon was published,
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND ; or. Observa-
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Conduit of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WA LES ;"
comprising a. Free .and Impartial View of Mr. E F FE-
RYS,. as a Tradesman, Politician, and Courtier, during a
'Period of Zo years.

To whichls pl-efixed,
A LETTER to NAT,IIAN„LEI. ALFFERYS, House-
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' By'PHILO-VERITAS.
greatness, once fali'n out with fortune,
Musrfall out with men too.—S KS? angz.
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• This Day was published, prictf is. •
ACFIARGsE delivered at ,the,Visitgion of the
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and moth of june, .1 8;.6.
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A N HISTORICAL. VIEW of the 'RISE .and
PROGRESS of INFIDELITY, with a RetUtation
of its_Principles and Reasonings ; in a Series of Sermons,
preached, for the Lecture tbunded by the Honourable
.Robert
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This Day was published,
In Two Vols. 121110. price Ba. bound, _embellished with
'Frontispieces by Hopwood,
THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, related in
Familiar ConVersations, by a Father to his Children :
interspersed with Moral and I nstrudive Remarks and Obser- -
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• ' which the most important fads of British History are corn-
Inunicated. It is also a cheap •Publicaticn.
• -• British Critic, O&. 1805.
As above may be had, by the same Author, lately published,
a. Maternal Instruction; or, Family Conversations on
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we recommend a Work, tile design of. which is so sensible,
and the execution so sa►tisfactgry."
British Critic, April, 1/103.
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Xy.l7, 1890.
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