The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-20 00:00:00

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-MORROW COVENT..GARDEN.
0-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 21, iBot,
will I* perforinecl,
THE DUENNA.
' Jerome, Mr. MUNDEN;
Isaac the Jew, Mr. FAWCETT;
Ferdinand, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Antonio, Mr. HILL ; •-
Futhcr Paul, Mr. TOWNSEND ;
• Cartus, Mr. INC LEDON
The•
Duenna,Mp. DAV ENPVRT ;
'Louisa, Mrs. MARTYR;
• Clara, 'Mrs. BILLINGTON.
WITH -

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'I'VE FARM-HOUSE.
prom the great demand for Places, Mr. Cooke will appear
tp the Character of ,li.ichald the Third on Monday next
(\vial Peronse), and repeatit every following Monday.
On Tuesday, the New Comedy of Folly as It Flies, with
. sear and Ablyina..
t,(Yn Wednesday Mr:Cooke will perform the Charaaers of
,""_:ilock and Sir Ar:hy M'Sareasm, in the Metehant of Nre-
-4:e. vild Love a--la Mode. .-
r,Pn Thysdav Billington will repeat the Character of
',al' • t', r 5 tn i.e uenna.

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1051

DEAF AND DUMB.
N SUNDAY, November zz, 1801, TWO
sERNIONs will be preached at °RANG E-ST RE E
APE L, near Lt.-it:tester-square, for the BENEFIT of the
b, *and DUMB CHILDREN of the POOR, educatediltile_Grange. Road, BetiritsidSey. That in the Morning, by
1e Rev.-Mr. 108.14 TtywNs END, Bermondsey ; and.
-gat in. the Es;Tening, by the Key. Mr. FOWLER, of Sheer-
bCSg. . . .
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•
- The Children will attend. • •
Service *ill begin at Half pit Ten O'Clocli in, the
rniqg, anct. at Si.,x;in'the Evening% • -
Asl',llere are now rainy-three Boys and Eleven Girls in the
AilY,unri,. sonic of which are employed in the Manufaanry,
t latb; beeiteretteilAbr the pwposnpf instrucling
iy,..'l"4l)4l'sonie Me liar.ic 'Art, whereby fhey may provide for
1T441w,.1v.rs in future.. Life.. '
H. CLEMSON, Deputy Sec.
14)silt Road, near the
rtr.s, tEr, tk . i
- 2-

MILLINERY, PELICES; ecc.
At No., tg3, Fleet-street, the-Corner of Chancery-Lane, - 'THOMAS, ..from -Ludgate Hill, purposes
open gmg the above-Premises on., Monday the 23d inst.
r:speellrly offcrs.ictt he Nobility and .Gentry, as exten:
I4ve, priinci,..As•s*ortuaout of the • above Ankles,
44 t.Vii Ufo're presentectitself, and at such prices as cannot
satisfaction, under the superintendance of Mrs.
ibzlY2.l.s. •
Ala) MOT's; Tippets, Laces, Sarsenets, Persians, arid:all
s.rtieli+lusuaiiikept -by flaberdaslters, at very reduced
-• • •
tt • 13.-.The,lavocsr puce- is asked at one word, from whichere can be no alaaKmeNt,„

. . . .
• •
T -GILL'S WARRANTED SWORDS, Ezc...Sec.
O- • • - • •
E-SOIM BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES,
• •4. '.fl'"" -By- , . •
k "..T>n°ll4o:futithe3nth inst. at Eleven o' C lock,
IJirediori of the Executors of THOMAS, GILL, Esq.
Swprd-cutler and Gun-maker, lately deceased; ..
ALb-thOerALUA-ISLE:STOCk. of VINISHED
Slll GO DS, at his late Maittifildory in Mass-house Lane,
wiiirstaingbana..; comprising a large Assortment of .his beSt
tpr2rdi, tiingers, Ic,. for Military as well as Naval
fanki; 'elegantly fitted up with Silver, Gilt,
, gj Steekl\iionntings,;:talso some fine unmounted Sword
ales- a Variety of Steel, Gilt, and Sliver Hilts and Fur-
Istlte.;:GamS and Pistols ; several Dozens of highly-finished
is tent Stee.PSnuflagrßaicirs, 84. of Mr. Gilt's Manufac-
4ir, The pecirtexeelltrice of Which leas long been univer
• known and acknotvledged. - • . .
'kill\ 40, •on Tuesday the ist December, and-following Days,
Ikt the UN INIS wa"D -s:co K, 84. &c.; consisting. of
'41,%e quantities of Blades- for all kind of Swords ; Bayonets
.11,111 kinds,' finished as well as unfinished ; Gun and Pistol
Vtrels,: Locks, and Furniture of every description • twelve
te,,ls of various .kinds of Iron and Steel ; Joiners',- 'Carpen-
At:sons', and Coopers' Tools • Walnut and Beech Gun
~Vistol Stocks, and a quantity o'f dry Walnut Plank.
11;:atikocs maY be bad- eight: days preceding the Sale, at
Gill's Sword and_Tcy-shop, in Norfolkstreet, Strand,
At n; of the Printers of the Liverpool and Bristol Papers,
the Place of Sale:.

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• •
ithOMAS, JAMES, and JOHN GILL, respea-
t4t
they continue the various businesses carried on by theirather, •as real Manutaeturers of WARRANTED and
4t't SWORDS, best and common Fowling-pieces, Pistols,
13419tuets, bro. in all their various branches, Wholesale and
1,,,r° Orders addressed to them in BirminthaMi will be
42kdually attended to-

To SPORTSMEN and OTHERS.
CAMBRIDGE HORSE.-I3NLLS, BLIS-
-4,4l:•itt,NG OINTMENT, and DISTEMPER-BALLS
OGS;
'HIGH; "fir Efficacy and Cheapness, have fully
established their. reputation, and obtained a decided
i, etence, are sold retail, with plain and ample Diredions,
tits:A Lisutif the Most respedable Testimonies of their siipe-
t ' Excellence, by j. •Pidding, opposite the
Oxford-street •; Cornplin, Druggist, No. 41,
41%1).T:tic-street Within • and Tilpholme,
_A lihrd ; Whee-
ko'lVie4burv-;•Horth•andWalet, IleccleS ; Bedford;
(!zirbury, Breirtford ;- Dingle, Bury St.
Edmdls ; Bristow,
Il.onyjTtbury ; Staines, Chelmsford ; Keyrner, Colchester ;
4,,,•"th5, •Daventry ; DaWson, Dereham ; ;
hots, Farnham ; Towne,' C a hisboroligh ; Cook, Goctal -
;; .Russet; Guiiciford; Knevett, Halesworth ; cooper,
ih'lteact ; Th7linwood, Harttord-bridgc;; Sinison, Hertford ;
iCcliary Haverhill • 'Wright, High Wycombe ; • .Parslee,
-it
ClO4 ci it( Niathews-, Hounslow ; Jenkinson, Hunting-
y),; Chettle, • Kettering ; Benham and Strange, Kingston-
n-Tliames ; Gregory,- Leicester ; Winningham, 'Lynn ;
S4;111:Itn, Maidetillead ; Foreman, NeWmarket ; Dicey and
Lk. Northampton ; Stevenson and Iliatcliett, .Nativich ;-
-41.10°°s, Peterborough; Snare, Reading ; Wall, Richmond,
4/;.; ,§l' ;• Rwn, Sratkonnalden; Collins, Salisbury Aibins,
ibrakard, -Stamford • Glover, Stilton ; Paul, St..
; Btirken, Sudbury, ; .SuabUry, Swaff ham, Norfolk ;'
i, 00, c.,,,Thetford ; Twickenham; Drakard,
VL'i9atti ; Knight, Wind;or; White, Wisbeach ; Downes,
I,l3rini,:ith.. mason artcl,pence„YOrk.
Belle is. each. listei-ing Ointrnent, suili-
Co.tliitive'llaltls,- ss. Per doz. tkrit for tour Legs, 25. 6d.
Balls, 4s. per doz. a pot.
t.i.rzt'c.Lalls, 4s. ner doz. Balls for Dog-Distemper, and
6:;:.tirial Purging flails, is. asli Preventive and, general
ps'• -tach. • • '
eaCh Watson,
iltilPared.--and sold, wholesale
,and Eby . Yi
hilt
and Drug isti Petty Cury, Cambridge.

GOVERNMENT STORES, of Oats,lfiseuit, Sacks, and
Implements, which, by Order.ot the et;trnissitry-General,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, without Reserve,
By KELI-lAM c,ON ;
riON§ISTING of the under-mentioned Quantities
(more or less), the Property of His Majesty, in the fol-
lowing Magazines of the Eastern District, viz.
Norwich—tso Quarters of Oats and Sacks, zBo Bags of
Biscuit, it tzlbs. each. •

Bungay-160 (luarters of Qats and Sacks, 24 Bags of Bis.
cult,
mlbs

Franklingham—Z is Quarters of Oats and Sacks. 420 Bags
of Biscuit, tzlbs, each.
_ ,

Ipswich-323 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 540 Bags of Bis-
cuit, tialbs. each.
'Colchester-97f Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 1080 Bags of
Biscuit, nzlbs. each.

Chelmsford-124 r Quarters of Oats arid Sacks,' 1670 Bags
of Biscuit, rrzlbs. each

BrentwOod-1347 Q,uarfers of Oats and Sacks, 2080 Bags
of Biscuit', < Whs. each.
Halstead Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 420 Bags of
Biscuit, t2lb,s. each.. .
Raine-21.5 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 410 Bags of Bis-
cuit, t nibs. each. , -
Bishop's Stortfortl-430 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 720
Bags of Biscuit,. r Whs. each.
St. Edmund's Bury-270 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, '2OO
Bags of Biscuit, 1 nibs. each.
Landguard Fort-1-ahout 1,8 cwt. of Biscuit, izaolb. of Salt
Beef, and S 8 galls. of Brandy ; together with all the Imple-
ments °leach Magazine, consisting of Steelyards, Measures,
Shovels, &c.

The above Stores, from their prime quality and condition,
are particularly worthy of attention. The Oats are old,
weighing from ribs. per bushel upwards: The „Biscuit -is
the same as used in the Royal Navy, and were laid in last
summer. The Oat Sacks arc of English manufacture," hold-
ing four bushels each.--The above may be inspeded at each
Magazine,- by applying to the:Store-keepers, on such days as
will be specified, with the particular places and'time of each
sale, and delivery of Catalogues, in future Advertisements.
._ For. further Information, apply to the Audioneer, at
Chelmsford, Essex. . _

, I.

MEDICINE ACT

At the only Warehouse thr Dr. jAMES's POWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the

, Corner of Chcapside,
THE eQllowing MEDICINES are Sold, at the
' Prices annexed, inclusive of the -Stamp. Duties im-
posed by this Act ; but no additional charge has been made
upon -Dr. 'JAMES's • POWDER, whiCh is continued at.
the,original Price of 25. 6d. per Packet. •tt may :also ke
had at 11. 4s. per Dozen; of the quantity of a Dozen
Packets in one Bottle for xl. as. 6d. Duty included; so
that the Public are no sUffercrs.

But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
burden of this Act, which would-in a great measure have.
proved a 'Tax.upon &insolence, all the' other Medicines
arc sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or snore,
free from the expehce of the Stamps.
: • •r. d. t s. d.
Dr. rames's Powder 2 6 Cephalic Snuff , o 9
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego-
Cattle Powder t 6 ric Lozenges t
Dr, Hooper's Pills T i —Czniornile Drops I 9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat ESsence.ofColtsfedt 3. o
Pills 4 o Esenee6fPepperm. t ti
Berry's Bilious Pills , 5 o Orinskick Medicines 5 5
Dalbv's Carminative t 9 "G lass's Magnesia 3 0
TicVell'sAthcreal Spi- Scots Pills s. 6
tit - 3 6 Gradt's Drops -I o
Grwnotiv.,,li'sTinaurcti r. Norton's Drops • 5 ti
Tolii.Lozenges t t SpilPaury's Drops 5
&fr. Spencc's.Dentritrice 4 0 • S peedimales-Pills• 2 0
Freake's Tind. of Bark 3.6 English Colle z 9
Huxliam's, by ditto, . 2, 6 " • Dr. Solander's.Tea a 9
Dr, Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 I 011:. Rheumatic
;, 6 Tin pure - 6
•• Also, the Genuine. Arquebusade„lately imported, and
most of the other Proprietary Medie-ines in repute. Orders
for •E iportation are supplied without Stamps; as before this
A

N. B. As Many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes-
sengers, mistake the House,. F. NE WBERY,,- the Proprie-
hit' is underthe'neressit of poihting out, rhai it is at the
East Eaclof St... Paul's, nearest to. Chcapside, and that it
has a large White Stue.6nd Front, with the,s Muds in-
. "
.THE ()NI Y 'WARFait)II4.E. -FOR ',DR.
iMES's .POWDER."

For the PRESERVATION ,ind BEAUTIFYING. of the

TEETH and GUMS. • --
'
IVER. SIGMOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, has
.1..V.1 the Honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his
Friends, that for their better accommodation in supplying
them with his univcrsally'approvedP reparations, he nas ap-
pointed the following:Agents in London for the sale thereof :
Mr.'Cattie, New Bond-street; Mr. Watts, City-
mist, No. 473, Strand ; Mr. Rowney, No. 95, Holborn-
hilt; Mr. Cryer, No. 63, Conthill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal
Exchahge ; and at most of the principal Shops throughout
England, Ireland, ScotlauiL and%Vales. • •
Mr. N D is happy in stating, that during his long
and successful pra4lice„ in which time he has constantly at-
tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdoms, .he has in-
variably selected ingredients, proved by his experience and
practical observations, to be the most conducive for presery-,
ing the Teeth and Gnms, and giving then that permanency
and-4eautylo desirable to every person; and . which allbrds,
him much pleasure to communicate to the Public, under
the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and Lotion,, by.
being used according to his printed direelions, will fully
accomplish and effeet every purpose required; and in order to
prevent effeetually-. any . counterfeit thereof, His Majesty
has been graciously pleased to grant His Royal Letters Pa_
tent, ' for .:the above Preparations, entitled, the BE ITISH
IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE and PItESERVATIVE,
LOTION. A1..,0 his Tooth Brushes of different sizes and
texture, on the be;t ralapted construCtion, and are marked
with. his Patent labels.
N,B..Orders.sent to either of the Above Agents, or to his.
house, No.. a, •EdKar-buildings, will be immediately at-
tended to. • • ,
Bath, O. i, 1$! t.

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