The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-30 00:00:00

Fa,nionable G LOSSY BOOTS and SHOES

BAYLEY begs leave to recommend the Use
W
. Of his PATENT BLACKING CAKES,-which
for more than Thirty Years past have been found superior 'to
any .thing of the kind offered to public notice.
Theßlacking made frorn these Lakes, with Water only,
will keep the-Leather soft, pliant, and mellow, to the very
last, and give it the most beautiful black C loSs, not of the
japan hue, which is' produced by using Vinegar instead of
Water, or .Vitriut mixed with Water; but it should be ob_
served, that the corrosive quality of either is extremely inju-
rious to the Leather.
There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled.
Persons, neatly resembling the, true Ones in Appearance,
the Patentee begs to observe, that they May be discovered by
his Name on the Label being differently spelt, or the word
(as) or (as formerly) inserted before the word prepared. The
genuine Cakes have engraved Labels pasted on them with
these words, " By the King's Patent, Cakes for• Shining
" Liquid Blacking, prepared by W. iayley, the. Patentee,
" 'and sold by.Baytey. and Blew, cockspur-street, Landon."
Price Sixpenee.each, which will snake a full pint of Black-
ing. Large Allowance •is made to itiose.who buy them for
t xportation, or to sal again, with a liberal Discount to such
as take Quantities tor Ready Money. •
N. B. The Bills of Directions are signed as below, which
appe6rs.on the Outside of each Cake.
W. .BAYLEY.

FOR RHEUNIATISMS, SPRAINS, CHI LBLAINS; tee.
Dr. S'T'EER'; OPODLLDO.C.
THIS- .MEDICINE,_ from its extr4ordinary Effi-.
cacy, is justly emitted to the reputation it has so ling'
acquired above every other Preparation 'of the kind. By its
warm',' penetrating and attenuating qualities, it is found. in
be the most-powerful 'application in Rlieumatisni, SpasMs,
and Falsio ;' as also in Cramps, Bruises, Sprains, Burns,-
Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of .Venomous Inseds ; it.
is particularly recummeinied iu Contusions, occasioned by
Cull-shot Wounds, and to refresh 'the Legs and Feet after
long exercise in walking. • It speedily removes Chilbains,
and, it tiled in time, will prevent thorn froin breaking, but
~for this purpose it should be dissolved and app,lied warm.
Sold only by F.
.Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Niul's
Church.yard, London, in. Bdttles, price as. ()d. each ; and,
by‘their appointment,' by Dicey and Sutton, 110,w Cliur‘h,.
y,,rd ; Bacon and Co. tio, and AlleM, 76; 0a frd.6treet -;
Wad.t Old Bond-street; ayley and Co Cockspur-stret ;
Ward, Middle-row, ilulborn ; Royal F,x,change.;
Clarke, Boroup , and 1. Harris, at • the Corner
of Ludgate.strcet.

N B.(thicrve that the Words " F. NiNVl”ry, No. 45.
St. roll's," are eogrAvt:d iv, the Stanlo.

' ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,
. Alpril2o, 1807.
TN conformity to the Resolution of HIS MA-
yEsn"s COIII.IIISSIONERS for :CONDUCTING
the AFFAIRS clam ROY AL MILITARY 'COLLEGE, that
the A_ppointment 'of Trofessors and :Masters shall be detertniNed
by Competition Of Talents, the GOPERNOR Moth- hereby give
Notice, That Two Masters of History, Geograply, and Classics,
will be wanted at the 7uni.r Department ccf we said College, at
Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. , "

Letters of flpflicestion are to 6c addressed to 't& Governor of thc
Royal il9ifita y Colleg,, under coi,er to"the Rigel Han, the Secre-
tali, at War, {Far Office.
No Person will be affirmed for tbe Estallishme✓tt-whose Cha-
raßer will nit bear /be unties! Scrutiny.
. ,

,
A Collegiate, Board of the Rryal. Military College ;will be held
at meat 111.111oTo on Therday tae 2d of ytdrie next, for the Exa-
mination of the Cattdictiees for the above-mentianed

. •
THE CANADAS.
This Day were publiAlM, in a .splendid and very large Vo-
lume in Quarto' illustrated with 3o Copperplates, engraved
from original Drawings taken on the spot try the Autf.or,
price ii. res. in hoards,
rr RAVELS through :the CANADAS ; contain-
ing. a Pescripti.)ii of the Picturesque Scenery on some
of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Acc.oui•it of the I'roduc-
tions, Cothirierce, and Inhabitants of those Provtnces. To
which is tubjoined•a COmparative View of the Manners and
Customs Of several of the Indian Nations of North and South
America.

By GEORGE HERIOT, Egg.
Deputy Postmaster-General of British North America, 4c.
Printed for Richard Pnilhps, No, 6, Bridge-street, 1-31acik-
friars, arid to be had of all Booksellers.
N.B. A- fr%+—Copies of the Plates which have beer, beau-
tifully coluUred in the manner of the otiginakDrawings, haye
bean done up in a separate Atlas;., and the Work with this
elegant accompaniment may be ha at Three Guineas and a
Half per Copy.