The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-26 00:00:00

i r-,-1-1 les- 717
A
i
4.
r.

t,,

'THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 26, 1809.

rr By particular Desire of many Persons of Fashion, a;
well as the general wish of a great number of others, who,
fvom previous engagements, were unable to attend the
jIOYAL I VET LE E. at this Theatre last Night, the same
will be repeated TO-MORROW EVENING, Friday,
Oaober 27. , •
Admission One Guinea, Wine exclusive.
KING'S THEATRE.
ROYAL lURILEE.•
•
•
, LOYALTY AND FESTIVITY.

•
MO-MORROW EVENING, O&. e 7; :will be
given at this Theatre, a GRAM) ENT E RTA IN-
.III ENT, with a BAIL, and a GOOD ENGLISH SUP-
PER, to be served most abundantly in all kinds of poultry,
.(cold), beef, hams, raised and other pies, shell-fish, &c. &c,
Together with Sherry and Port, vintage 404.
The Whole stage will be converted into a Xli'and Saloon,
forming an Imperial Chinese Pagoda, supported by fourteen
large'dolumns, crowned with a brocvicd canopy, decorated
,vvith tip s, dragons, and allegorical transparentlanthorni ;
the
.whole.brilliantly illuminated in devices, with variegated
-lamps, representing the interior ofthe grand Pagoda or n 0...
Nang ; and occupying eighty feet in breadth, and fifty !TB
-height.
The doors to be opened soon after nine. ,Ilancing to
commence in the Theatre at half past ten. The supper-
rooms 'to he opined_. at one, and the Concert Tt doln to he
cleared tor dancing ; but stiner Will he
served in the upper Curie-'Room during the whole of the
night. • . _ _

N.B. The -Market-lane door will also b open for the re-
eckkien of cnrnpaliy:that night, when carriages will he ad.:
'Mated to come into Market-lam, through Charles-street,
and afteiwarcls to draw,otfrinto! Pall • • -
The comp.iny to come in such dresses,as they 'choose, and
either .6/ith or without masks. - • .

. .
Tickets to.be had at
.;he Office every day,-frOtil. eleven to
fcitir'O'dOck.. I. • •
- ~ . • • .-Vivalit it.e.x, et !, egi i 1 a .
. .

ENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE:s...CORUN N A
_PATENT .CA.NtP I..I)STEA 13","ti;rriiin,,,,, a regular
Aililitary Bed for the kield, Barracks, ;IA a9O FA.for a.
"lent or Rodin, &o: and likewise a SEA COT for on hoard
p, the whole paclting 'small dllovvelt the most
portable, ever yet manufa&ured, invented by yIORGAN
and•S'ANDERS, No. ift9lUnd• 17 atturine-stt&t, Strand,
wbomost preaume the highest lionouroought to be
paid all those who ;so gallantly live add die.for their King
and Country,

. ,-;!,..SIJSSE4C - -
TO THE LOVERS OF, SEA BATHING,. AND TO.
BUILDERS, Zee.
TO. BY A IiCTI9
, . . . .At the Hotel, Bognor', • -
..,,By Mr, WELLER,
OniTuesclay, the .3 tst Otober, .at Twelve o'Clock,
. (By Order of the,Executorsof„Mrs. Conran,)
DIVERS, VRE—EITOLD ESTATES, cqmprising
SEVEN modem substantial uniformly built [louses,
wrta Gardens and Shrubberies, forming the whole of Huth-
amton Place, Bognor.
,These Houses were ereked by the•late Sir R. Hotharn,
and are constructed of the best materials, are jud,ciously
planned, and unite more comfort and 'convenience timid are
usually tube met with in temporary lodging h .uses. T
front screened' by a de4htfuf Shrubbery, tieing a pleasan't
Promenade far childrenrttis completely tencOd arfromithe
Surrounding roads: Beyond is the high road to the- Hotel,
anal-a chetah' MeAdiiw intervenes between. thAtand the_ Sea,
of which there is a bold and uninterrupted view trout all
the tiousas. -
_ . .

, Togvtlipr with a delightful Meadow, and about Twenty-
fiVe'Plots of Ground for i3uilding, in a Situation of unrivalled
Ixauty, having. the. Meadow in the front (-which will. be
Sbld under a I,osit4e restritlion, not to be built upon), and
beyond,-,anti oft tim left,,,,au extensive view of the Sea, !with
HothamptonP lace and East Row and their Shrubberies on the
. right, forining. altogether the most eligible spot for Building
in the Kingdom. . •• •
AlsO the Bathers' Cottage, and a RiViiionarV Tnterest in a
Shop, Fione, 4nd.V. remises, occupied by. Mr. Swan, with the
Grout-d Rent be the same.
, Descriptive :I'444:Wars Mar-be had, at, the principal Inns
in the adjaeent market Towns ;of Mr. eacon., Lad-lane;
and :Messrs. Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row, undo";
an4l, of fir. Dal), Solicitor ; and Mr. Weller,
.Chichester.

BI RW I CKS lit RE.
By Authority of Parliament.

HE PUBLIC are most respeafolly infofmed,
I that MR. KERR's STATISTICAL, AGRICUL-
TURAL, and POLITICAL StJRV.EY ot Bk:RWlCK-
'eaa_pkitilisi,,e.d this Day, and may be had ot ail
the. Booksellers in C.; real Britain, price Thirteen Shillings, in
Boards.'

This is the THIRTY-SIXTH of the corroded County
Stirveys which hove been recently piinted, uniformly in Oc-
tavo, tinder the Authority of the Board of Agriculture.

Bridge-street; 'London: Sept. 12, .180"9.

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Vritited fot LA N; ALLEN, anti Co: Finsbury-

square,

JOHN DE. LANCASTER ; Second Edition. Ey
:Mr. Cunillerlhhd, three Volumes, price il. is. •
The HUSBAND and the LOVER;. an Historical,
and-Moral I:oinance. Ele;ontly printed in diree volmnesf-
puhlished this ciay,,priee •
ZO LO It '; er, The Generous Negro Girl. Two
.vo-
lumes, 7s.
REIIE C ; .or, The Viaim of Duplicity. Three Vo-
. umes, TVs.

1.991.1Z...0N,; a Periodical Paper. four Vo-
lumes, 16s.

. The LIEU of ERASAIUS, reduced froth Dr. jortin's
Work. Elegantly printed, with a tine Portrait of Erasmus,'
engraved by Audinet. fribin Flans Holbein's celebrated Pic-
ture. 9elavo, Ss. bd.

***lilts Interesting Volume embraces every thing Mate-
rial in Dr. loam's celebrated Work, and is .oft rod as
a- moderate substitute, both in site end price, to thoSe
Readers who may not Consider the Doelor's copious Latin
Notes, and heavy. though ;earned Appendix, as essentially
rec;uisite.

MEMOIRS of • RICHARD .CUMBERLAND, Esq.
Written by himself: containing an account of, his Life and
Writings, interspersed with Anecdotes and Characters of the
most distinguished Persons of his titre. A new Edition,
elf is Iy printed in two volumes, Odavo, with • Por-
traits, 11. ts, . s.
Cl-I'ARACTERS and ANECDOTES of the FRENCH
REVOLUTTIQ.ISTS, with their Portraits: Odavo, ss:
C LIO ; or, A Discourse on 'I ante. A new and elegant
Edit:onr-uvith Notes, Anecdoiles; anp 'Quotations,. 6s 6d. • -
„.* This Work being entirely free from abstruse disquisi-
tions, and quotations in the learned Languages, cannot tail of
being-pcculiarlyracx:eptable. to Ladies.-
The GEN'I'LLIIAN'S LIBRARY;' being a COmpcn-
dium the Ditties tf, Life in Yoittli. and Manhood; contain.;
irlg Lord Chesterfield's Advice to his Son, Observations on
Men and Manners, Polite Philosopher, and linchefiriteault'S
.Maxims ; with Selections from. the.. Works 6f Hugh •111,,ir.
D. D. an,.l brne§ Fordyce, D.. 0, Elegantly printed iu a
P-crricet•l'ipluine, ss. • • •• • ' ' '
t,USt ; or, ThepMcovery of India ; Epic
Pactn. 14:Luis De.Camoeqs, Translated . from the Yor-
ttliGele,-'1)-5--•Williarit • Elegantly printed
irriahrose P.,oclict • Vulu•niesi.embellislied' %vita beautiful
Pfaies,,,44l4 • ,
Revi,-nvers, in their Criacism on. this
Pd.eci whd his been justly dignified by the appellation of the

•

•
'‘ • •
Peftuguese Horner, give the following flattering commenda.
tion :—" This truly classical and noble produdion places
the genius of Camoens in the most, distinguished and
the Translator haSdohe lii4heSt lindour, w mak-
ing his AuthorliveHin thefullneSgut:his spirit,. and the
strength, haimony, and beauty of our heroic verse. Mr.
Mickle has excelled even himself, #n'ftis trarislation'or. thiS
Book, such is the mellow harmony, spirit, .and.riqhness of
his verse. —ln short, we do nut hesitate. to .concin'de, that
this translation stands unrivalled by any ;hut ilia: of •the
Iliad.-

OSSI A N'S POEMS. A new-and elegant Edition, with
beautiful Plata,' Dr. Blair's ' Critical sDissertat., atiti a .
fuil:view.of the recently revived Controversy relative. to the
authenticity of those celebrated Poems- Two V,i•iii-nes/ Oc-
• • • .... •
taw), tl. is.. •
The SONNETS-9f PETRARC,H, translated into English
Verse, with the Italian Original, Very elegantly printed in
small Odavo, with a fine Portrait, ss. • ' .
CALVARY ; or,-.The Death of Christ : a popular Sa-
cred-Poem. •By.k. Cumberland, Esq. Elegantly prinr;ctin
two Pocket volumes, with Places. igs. t,
*.* D. Drake, in his .‘ Literary Hours," Says,-that the
above is a' work embued with the genuine spirit of 1148 ton;
and destined therefore, like it, most probably to immorta-
lity.-,,
The EiOD lAD ; a Poem.- By R. Cumberland, Esq.
and Sir lames Bland, Rargei, Bart. ' Elegantly printed.
11.- ros.
**4 The_subjea of this Poem comorises -every property
that sltiAild unite to coosti tute-a SaCTI:,I Lpic I'•oeml;,a scrres
of supernatural and sublime events, awful and treht•-lidens
juilgotents, forming a perfe4,l and magnificent ,Whole, dis-1
j)layiag characters, achieveMents, incidents, and situations,
suchls the history of no other people upon •earth ever did
e' 11)1)4, exceeding all the powers oe' mortal agency, yet
bkketitwith tite authority' of Ifrily Writ. '
~ P. 0.13 TI.C. GARLAND, contairlipx the following cele-
betted Pbeins : 'Gray's Elegy, Cumungbarn's Elegy, Blair's
crave, P,ortOs on Death, knd Noye:'s'DistresS, with Lives
of the Authors, and Notes by the Rev. , Mr. Evans : die-
gantltr printedin a pocket volutte;qvith beautiful phttes; ss.
CO LE EL rliw of EPI TA Ilf:lteS, to vvl-,ic.ti is prefixeprefixedDr. lobilson's Essay ; elegantly' printed in two pocket vo-
lumes, 12S.
*.* This is unquestionably the best Work on the,subjeel
- ever produced.
' CICERO'S LETTERS to his Friends, with remarks by
kii.-Itnoth ; • 5 vols. pocket size, elegant!), printed, 11. -ss.
t) yl D' S META MORPH,. )S IS, translated into English
blank verse, by Howard ; beautifully printed and highly
embellished by plates, z vols. SY°, 121. • ,
~.....
fi ORA C E'S LYRICS, coinprising his Odes, B.:c. in Eng-
lish Verse, with the Latin Text subjoined ;-tWo pocket
volumei, beautifully printed, 7s 6d.
H ERMA N and ')-0 ROTH EA , a celebrated Poem, trans:
lated tram the Uerman of Goethe, by I loicrOft; 4 pocket vol..
Viegantly printed, with 4 beautiful plates, 55.
SHAKSP EA RE— Remarks, Critical, Conjectural, and
Explanatory- on.• By H. E. Seymbur. Two volumes, Sy, .
as. • , . . _ .

ENGLAND OF. N EAT ED, onOne Hundred and Fifty-
two Copper-plate Views, with Letter-press Descriptions.i.
two vols. royal Svc). tl.
•M.iNTEFIORE'S hANKRUPT and CREDITOR'S
FRI E NDLY ASSISTANT; royal Svo. Ss. .
"The plan of the Work, under consideration,' deserves. corn.-
rnendation ; it has brought the extensive system of the bank-
filcir laws within a concise compass, and exhibits themiti a
clear manner, It may benefit a great number of individuals;
whose misfortunes sUbjeel them to the unfortunate predica-
ment of bankrtrptq, and' of a: still greater number, wino
daily run the risk of being the creditors of bankrupts."
Sir CHARLES LINN E's GENERAL 'SI/STE-W OF

N E, udingthe, Discoveries of modern Natilralists

and Sue:cries. Translated by Dr. Ttirtop. With .a Life of
the Author, a DiJioliary of Terms used in Islv.ural. History;
explanatory copper plates, -,Scc. In 7 large vols. 41..45.
•• Thesgreat labour which the., GcneralSvstelp gatnre
must hive cost the Translator, sad the judiciow additions
anclobs'ervations which he his made, wouid.dernahcl amore

extensive exarnhiation, were not the work of such a nature,
as all nhturalists, or even amateurs of natural subjects, will
think it necessary to possess, without, any laboured worn-
mendatkin frorri us."—Vide Anti-Jacobin Rev'lew; October,
18:43.

*** But few copies of the. above valuable work remain-
ing on hand, it will he advanced to Five Guineas at Christ-
pias'next. " ,

- SIR ALEXANDER _MACKENZIE'S _VOYA.r.t
from Montreal, on the River" St. Lawrence, through the
Continent of North. America, to the Frozen and. Pacific.
Oceans, during the years 08 - 93; 4to. with platCs, ti. is.
WARI; SANDWICH'S VOYAGES ROUND, IHE
ME Orr ERRANEAN,- witb the Author's Lite, and tine
plates, -2. d eclitipn,' royal 4to. tl. I IS. 6d.
**. ThiS entertaining work contains an ample account of
Sicily; Malta, Turkey; and Egypt. • •
.• -
A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD in the yearS
1785-8, ,by La Perouse a new edition in 3 vols. Svo. and a
folio atlas of beautiful plates, engraved by Heath, H, les. •
VOYAGE IN SEARCH OF. LA. PEVROUSE- by
Labilladiere, in the years 17ot-4. ; a Conipartion to the
above, with 46 tine plates, 2 VOIS. vo. f4s•
The MAGUS; or Celestial, I ntelligencer ; being a sum-
mary of all the best writers on magic, ,alcherny,j Magnetism,
&c. interspersed with a great variety anew Matter, rare and
curious experiments, &G. illustrated by' 23 copper-plates,
many of which are in colours, 4to. II; 7s.
SMITH'S, ADAM, (Author of the Wealth of Nations)
THEORY. OF MORAL SENTIM-ENTS. new edition,
elegantly printed, 2 vols Svo. 16s.
FiTzuslio RN E'S 1 ETT E RS, on several Subjcds, by
Melmoth, elegantly printed in a pocket volume; ss.
A COMPLETE NURSERY LIBRARY; being a
ledion of Catechisms, on the following important objeds of
Education, viz: r. The Mother's Catechism, or first Yrin

cipies of Knowledge and Instrudion, for very young Chil-
dren. 2. The Catechism of klealth, containing simple and
easy rules, and directions for the: Management of Children,
and observations on the conduct of flealth in general. 3.
Catechism of General Knowledge, or a brief I ntroduttion to
the Arts and Sciences. 4 A Catechism of, the HiStoiy of
England. 5. Universal History: 6. Geography. 7. Ani-z
mated Nature. 8. Botany. ' 9. of the Laws arid Constitu-
tion ot England. so. Ot the Bible.
IV The preceding little • Books are sold 'separately, price
is. each, or when colleCtcd, forming two neat pocket-sized
volumes. They are compiled by DC. Mayor, whose various
Works on Education have been received by the Public, with
a popularity which
.has extended their circulation beyond
that of any of his coteinporaries.
Lately was published, in a very large octavo doiume, price
4s. LACK] Nc-roN, ALLEN, and Co.'s ANNUAL GE-
NBItAL CATALOGUE of SCARCE ina VALUABLE
BOOKS, with very low ready Money prices marked to each
Article,
The full Valuegiven for Libraries, either in cash or in
iother Boas.

BY THE KING'S PATENT.
DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS.

rf" experi
enc of more than half a century has
,s 0 fully established the reputation of this invaluable
Medieine, that it is now utinecessary to expatiate on its effi-
acy.in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet arid
Typhus Fever, arso the Yeliow or Putrid Fevers.; they have
never been known. tu.fail, wT*.ii administered agreeable to di-,
reelion'; ii. the Measles, Small, Pox, Teething,- and roost
Disorders incident to Liu.leireu they are an iniallible remedy ;
the decays and discornforts of, advanci.ci life are under their
immediate influence, they iminetiiately stop tile progress of
aliesh 6)14 and are partnAilarly alipted as a genial ike,tcira-
tore., .

The Family Bottle, '22s. Bald at the DoEtbr's House, No:,
29, Lo,-,-,er Ilrobk•street, Obsvenor-squar, I.,yLgre orders for
ex portation are &fly executed: Smaller its. acrd
9(1. wh )Icsale and'retai I, at lutcOn's,.(s,), Oltforcl-street, and'
} by must tespectable•Vendcrs in. Town and Cokiiittry..
t Also Dr.NOßßlS'scelebrared.ANTL=Bl LIOUS PILLS,'
Y, with ample Directions, 4h4tMlbel,
words " Thoinis IN; c)rr,is 11.1c0re7..+5 trgii‘Vga 4?-4 til q39,v511-7,
AaetlsStirtill; I ma (Aims areb f terEagettintfe

nix:P:. E CE ITALVPENN"re
L..

icTUAL I, (NG-OFFICE,
- . Oct. IC, .1809..
THE CO MAUSSIONE4Sfor dLLII
L
lIIS 1!'4; EST_ bliirr do here& give Notice, That
an Friday,' the 271 h Insiant, they will. be rrady 10 receive
Tenders, in' wriiink (sealed ), and treat for Three
Handred Tons• of Genirinr4o ATIVtE AL, to be' delivered,
,04.1
I,lf thereof in a konth, and she .other [Taff in a Nowt; after_
7Liards, kw his ,Stores at Deynlcrt airs
Portsmouth, in the pecit,;, lions under Inentiattect,vi.z.

Deptford
L'urt,:itoutlt

i•nn"'s.

Oa'

and t 9 be paid for 41;lli p#abie, with 'interest, trirsety

digs alter daft.

The Conditions of the Contract may Sc ret-ir at the &crusty's
Office.

Nv regardwla AL.; hal. to an; Tender en t 1. the _Price sh..i.l
• inserted in ww-ds at length, or :bit shell n,t :be delivered ti
the, Board before One o'Clock on the said , the 274
iiptant, 715 r ;4ni.14 the Person who makes the fender, or
same Person on his &bath atterds, to antwer when called for,

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, •
Oct. 20, Ist*
THE COMMISSIONERSo ICTUA LLING
2- • nh'ilf:AYESTY's NAY Ydo hereby give Notice, That on
Friday next, the 27th Ins:ant, they zi ilt be ready to rerem.re
Tenders, in writing (sealed upland treat for Five Thousand 4Ylft
of CANVAS for PUDDING. BAGS, to be anst,e,able to
Samples to be produced. north the Tenders; to be deli;ver#a' •ixr
the spice of a fortnight into His Majesty's Viqualling Stores, al
Deptf,rd, and to be paid.for by Bills payable, with interest,
ninety. Days after date.
The Cauditians of the Coklraa- may be seen at the Seetetary'i

No regard will At bad to any Tena'er which fbei'dce shall

mt be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered se
t • •
the Board before One o'Cloeit on the said. Friday,tbe 2744
Initant, nor unit:: the Person who makes the :6;;;r1;r, or some
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer When Called jor;