The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-02 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

MHE FRIENDS bf Sir FRANtISBURDETT
_L. (on account of the,Ceperal Meeting of the Middlesex
IClnb, which is to be held at the Crown and Anchor on
-Thtirsday., the :ph of February), have requested me to post-
;pone, until that day, the Dinner already advertised for the
of January; „when the other Indeperident Freeholderi: of
the County, and the Friends of the Freedom of Election itl
tenefal will, it is hoped,-dine with the Club,io testify their
support of the principles and approbation pf the conduct of
Sr.! Francis Burdett. _

TIMOTHY BROWN.
Tickets-tos. 6d, to be had -of the Secretary to the Cldb ;
air. Rogers-, 1136, Oxford-street; at Mr. Budd's, Pall ;
r. --Kerby, StalfOrd-stteet, Bond-street; Mr. Ridgway,
Picradilly ; and the Bar of the Taverh.

COLDEN-CROSS, CHARINC.CROSS.-
GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAV ELLING.
.ROLYHEAD, Chester, Liverpool, Stafford, and
Litchfield Royal Mail-every Evening. •
Holyhead Post Coach-every Afternoon. at Two o'Clock.
Chester Coach-Monday, Wednesday, and F rid ly A fter-
ftion, at Five, through Northampton,' Lutterworth, Hinck.
Atherstone, Litchfield, Stafford; and Namptwich.
Chester Coach, through White.hurch, Newport, and Wal-
-I.lall -Tuesday, Thursday, and Sitiurciays, at Two o'ClOck.
.Shrewsbury and North Wales, titroult Shitlhall and %Vol-
p t M (if-Iday Wednesday, and Friday, at Two
teClock.
Liverpool Coach-every Afternoon at Tw; except Mon.
daY, Wednesday. and I. rtday, at Five o'Clocok.
Birminghath, Coventry, and Daventry Post Coach-every
Afternoon at Two o'Clock, to the Swab Hotel, Ilinninkr
114nt.

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The above Carriages are Guardedand Lighted in the best
aJanter, and very great I mproyethents have recently taken
place in the general Arrangement of them. , . .
GEORGE BOULTON and,Co. Proprietors.
N.B. From the above Golden Cross the Portsmouth Day
and 'Night Telegraph Coaches set out every Morning and
tveping at f• iye o' C lock.

13EaSONAL COMLINESS.Improved idthe use
of two elegant Praparationi, first,
,The AROMATIC
AVORY DENTIFRICE, so called from its admifibleef-
Fedi on the -lieeth, which, after a few applications, assumes
,the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover-their
wemature decay, those decayed it preserves from becoMing
.N.Vorse,' fastens such as are loose, and, by perseverance, ren-
rrs the foulest Teeth delicate, and (from its aromatic fra-
lralice) the breath perfedly sweet ; it is also exceedingly
'4rateful to thOpalate.
Secondly, nee SPERMACETI SOAP, which preserves
jet renders the Skin soft, smooth, and delicate. The erriol.
Of and healing properties of the Spermaceti are so generally
%Own, as to render a comment on its virtues unnecessary,,
Inventor is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to
it-i4ttimodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also formed
-de
Shaving Cakes and Shaving Powder, as the lather
ue with it will scarcely affect the eye.
4ht 'above articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor,
4 R. Johnston, Chemist, is, Greek-street, Soho, London ;
F:Dentitrice it as: 9d. the Soap and Powder es. bit. each:
rk'.rsons to themselves of Inc, great 14011Ey. of
rig wail
articles, should be careful to have them genuine, by
4640ing his Name Qll the Label affixed to each. ,