The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-23 00:00:00

kumBER 2758.]

SHOW OF CATTL,E, SHEEP, &c.
THE SUSSEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
have appointed Wednesday the tzth Dav of August
Pext, at Lewes, for the Annual Show of Two, Three, and
our-year-old BU LLS ; Two and Threvrear-old HEI FE RS ;
DOWN RAMS ; One; Two, and. Three-year-old SOUTH
DOWN EWES and. South Down Ram Fleeces : On which
day their several Prizes will be awarded to the successful
,Candidates.,

. NEW MANUFACTORY.
ROBARTS and PLOWMAN most respetifully
intbrm the Ncibility and Gentry who have not seen their
NEW and ELEGANT MANUFACTORY of CHAM-
IIERRY and ITALIAN MUSLINS, that their Warehouse
is the only place in this country where they can be had
t. Chandos Street, Covent Garden.
N. B.' A Great Variety of FANCY SILKS by the Ma..
ftfacturers.

'THE ADVERTISER wishes for a Young Man
4. of genteel. Connetlion, to take an..Aftive Part in a very
lucrative Wholesale and Retail Concern." He must tom-
from a to lesool.. which will bring him an Interest of
3o per Cent, and may be extended to great arivantar., as will
be fully explained on an Interview.
3- J• 13atsciroc Coffee-house. -•-

•. . - CEMENT FOR BUILDING. • • - --
/'MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside Mann-
J. V.l tadure Cement, or Mortar, for Building in Water,
which far surpasses in utility any Terras or Lime Mortar. It
gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work art uncommon de-
gree of strength and cohesion. It sets under water, soon
becomes-as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the
section of the Sea without injury. In all Buildings, therefore,
r"
tetied either to resist or contain Water, this Cement' ay
r used with singular advantage.
Nvh';ll,eY also prepare a very hard and durable STUCCO,
"1C" effeetually defends Buildings from the injurious etti:Cts
Of Wet and damp.

. .
ILt,E,CANT and truly Useful IMPROVEMENTS on
BEDSTEADS, DINING TABLES, CHAIRS, SOFA
BEDS, CHAIi. BEDS, &c.
By the KING's PATENT.
BUTLER'S BEDSTEADS, .so petuliar in con-
strudion and manner of finishing, with large curious
Brass Screws, Joints, &c. totally prevent the harbour of ver-
Inin. are fixed up without the use of any Tools, both simple
and easy. Furniture to the above Bedsteads madeto put on or
take off without tacks or nails in any part: Fashionahle Sofa
Beds, of any usual size or shape, universally admired for their
convenience, making a Bed with Furniture complete in a few
minutes, at same tune holding all the Bedding within itself.
N. B. Are made to take apart for' ravelling.—Chair-Beds,
4r1., exceeding useful and convenient article, making a coin.
Inttable Arm-Chair, and with ease and facility forms a corn-
Pad Bed for one Person; are made any size or shape, with or
Without Curtains ; the whole folding up, forms a Box. of it-
Self for travelling.—Different kinds of Folding Camp Chairs
and Tables, oh a new and easy construelion. Handsome
Dining Tables, on a peculiar principle for utility and conve-
zience so contrived as to form any size at pleasure, to dine
.5 small or large party; the whole shuts up when out of use
and stands in the apace ()lone single Table; are made to take
apart for travelling: may be made any size or shape required.
Children's Cribb Beds, and SWing Cots, on improved prin-
ciples, all warranted of dry seasoned wood. Tne above Ar.
tides are greatly approved for Exportation, 'especially Hot
Climates; are finished with Muskatoo Nett Furniture, &c.
peculiarly well seasoned Feathers, at OXEN.HAMI3 pate
Butlers), old established Mrinuiaaory and Warehouse,
4NO- C -
at mks- ctiliet, Straticl.

GENCTINE EDITION.
DODSLEY's ANNUAL RgGIsTER, Vol. XLI.
• For the-Year 1799..
phis Day was published, price los. 6d. in boards, or its. half-
- bound, with rod back,
THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or a VIEW of
the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERATURE,
for the Year 1799.
a, London : Printed (by Assignment from the Executors of
a 0 late T. Dodsley) for W. Otridge and Son, R. Faulder,
Cutherl, Ogilvy and Sort, R. Lca, 5. Nunn, J. Walker,
oo ackington, Allen,' and Co. E. jeffery, and Vernon and
d. - •

.4., Of whom may be had,
'lac New Volumes for the Years r 791, 92,93, 94, 9s, 96,
97, and gS, each los. 6d. in boards, arras. halt-bound.
Also complete Sets of the above Work, from its coat:.
tiencement in 1758 to 1799, ill FOrty-one Volumes ; or airy
volume separately.
The Proprietors- take this opportunity of informing the
üblic, that a NEW VOLUME FOR THE YEAR ittoo,
tha
is in the Press and will be published in a few weeks ; and
t a G ENEKAL INDEX for the WHOLE WORK, to
tlic End of. tgoo on an IMPROVED PLAN, is in pre-
Patation.

This Ttk.
Day.„', was published, neatly printed in a small Pocket.
:°l,llme Price in boards 3s. 6d. dedicated,. by Permission,
othe Right Hon. Lord Kenyon,
APLA.IN and PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of
with the COMMANDMENTS, in Ten Short Discourses,
ati intrudUaien : adapted to general use. -
Re& BY the Rev. S. GLAS'SE, D. D.
--°r of Wanstead, Essex, and Chaplain in Ordinary- to

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. His Majesty.
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,„"-hurch-yard ; • sold also by 11, (7.,ardner, Strand ; I.
ziatchard, Piccadilly; and Cobbett and Co. No. 12, Pall_
Ilan. • • • •
thort
whom may be had, lately published by the same Au-
Au-
Six Lectures on the Church, Catechism, intended for
Public or Private Instruaion; more particularly
appropri-
ated to the Sundays in Lunt. Price. Is. • ` •
4lso a Courge of kedures on the Holy festival's; with
'Pradical Remarks on each, and Ekhottations to a more de-
Vuuvariu observance of them ; one vol Svo. ptke
in boards 7s. .

-MRS. PRICE, Widow of the Rev.. Mr.
, Price,
late Vicar of St. Johns, Chester; begs to aequatnt
r. Solo Mon, that having been tor a considerable time griev-
-441131 y afflided with a nervous and bilious complaint, want of
appetite, indigestion, &c. for- -which she had the best advice
most able Physicians of Liverpool, where she re-
kit's for the benefit of sea air, but all without the smallest'
'let until, by urgent solicitations of friends, she made use
01.
%vba. ,ottle of the CO BALM of GILEAD,
ed b P. assures Dr RD.IAL Solomon has completely :restarand..
41er health. Any service tbk maybe to Dr.! Solo-
-4°ll)'Mrs.., Price i.vishe.he .may make use ot; and she will
e, pleasure in answering any LadY re 's inquiry ; therefo
'll4
rs. P. thinks it prudent to add her signature. •
M. PRICE.
146.. 7, Summer Seat, Bevington-Bush,
Liverpool, April zi,, Igor,
Mrs.' P . is the Daughter of -the late worthy and much la-
,fiented Alderman Bolland, of-Chester. -
xtraCt of a Letter frOin on boa'rd His Majesty's Ship Vile
de Paris, to Dr:• Solomon, Liverpool.
Dear Sir„,
Inelogd ls'ati Older on the Postmaster of Liverpool, for
Si- ple:fsVilYiend another.llox of the Cordial Balm.i4f Gilead;'
the larrnei'hai done miracles ; I, am considerably better,.and.
Nvould iiodoubt have been quite cured had I matte use oldie
Whole, but one of our men was ima deep decline, and not
°xpected to live many days, I spared bira one of the'bottles,-
Vd he iS now, perfectly-yecovered !pa good state of
~°ur excellent. Medii*.ine is the praise of the whole-Ship's
'701'41)44. I beg you'will send.the box ac,-soon-as possitde to
Your obedient Servant, . _
___,___

JAMES .WARD.
Thc Cordial Balm of Gilead it scli at Half-a-Guinea a
bottle, •
. and infive pound coutai;:ini the quantity of 12
1411 bottles, whereby there saving at il: 66, by :41 Von•
'arc v 1 G‘tui,tic Ahliciues in tite I.J.uit;,:d. Kingdom. •