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

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIVAGE.

PTHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,- Furni-
l: ture,-Na Washes, and Bedding complete, are very revea-
-1 ally secpmmended to Gentlemen as 1:).11:,' the nldst portable
and superior to any others made in London ;• Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea-
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, fig on Board Ship; MusqUitto
Vet Furniture and, Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for Last
and West Indies,-
awl all .Foreign Climates, at
• NIORGAN and SANDE RS's
latent Bedstead ganuflOgry and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. 16 and 17, Cathenne-street, Strand.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial, Dining'
Tables. allowed to be the" most complete and ll:egant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten ln‘hes deep.
N.' B. The Fashionable SolitZed and Chair-Bed War C-
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TO It 11 HE UMATISN'Iq, SPRAINS, CHI IBLA INS, &c.
Dr. Si I. R's OPODELDOC.
'THIS MEDICINE, from its extraordinary M-
A cacy, is just!) entitled to the reputation it has so long
acquired above every other Prep,ratiOn of the kind. By ilt
warm, penettaiing and attLnuating qualities, it is found tat
be tile IfioA powerful application in Rheumoism, Spasms,
and ; as also in Craifips, Bruise.;, Sprains, Burns,
Scairs ireslt Cuts, and the Sting
of Venomous Inseas ; it
is particularly rec.:oluirien,:ed in Contusions, occasioned by
“iin-s,hot;-Wounds, and to reiresh the Less and Feet after
Ipng ex:.,reiso in walking It speedily removes Chilbains,
if used in time. will plevent them-from breaking, but
for tl.is purpose it 4.oukt dissolved.and applied warm.
Sold only, by F. Newbcry and Sons; No. 45., St. Paul's
thtclf-yard.. London, in Bottles, price is. 6d. each ; and,
by their appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow 'c hurch-
yard ; Bacon and Co. tso, and Allen, 76, Oxtord-street ;
md-street ; ayley and Co - Cockspur.street ;
Ward. -Ni.ft.de•row, Hoborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ;
Clarke, Itorough High-street', andl. Harris', at. tire Corner
at Oh ate street.
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-N. 13 Observe that the Words " F. Ntwbery, No. 4S.
it. Paul's," are engraved in the stamp..

• STATE LOTTERY.
.- Prizes of - Z30,,Gi0
- - - - -
- - -
Stc. &c.

F'AZAIID; ,BURNE,. and Co. No. g 3, Royal
Exchange, Londmi' arc now, selling TICKETS and
511 ARES for the STATE LOTTERY whichbegins Drav-
ing the 13th of [armory, t 8.4, the Schemeof whiA contains
the above Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other.
Prizes
In •tkie" late Lottery. No. 9030, a Prize of 20,0.01. and
No. 19,574, a 10.0601. were both sold in Shares by HA-
ZARD, BURNE and Co.
41.,,* Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re.
MittAIKCS, will be treated on the same Terms as if present.
Letters (post-paid) duiy answered.

--:-.-----11TE•tUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES!!!
.J. BRANSCOMb and Co. .
Proprietors of No. il, H; ',LRCM Nr,, 37, CORM-11El., and
• 3s. HAY ;
WHERE TICKETS and SHARES art' flow
selling, recommend an immediate Purchase in the
pi esent Grand STA'I'N LOTTERY, that begins Drawing
the 13thot this Month, and whiLli contains inure.ht;alv
i)etal
'Prizes for isiocio Tickets than were ever known. The
Proprietors beg loave to utter to the public attention Ow fol.
lowinggreat success that has •attended those Numbers sold
by them in tlic Lotteries for 18os and tBc6, which were di-
vided in 2,67 different Snares of Capital Prizes, namely :
.1•10..12,719 a PtiZe Ot k2j,0.,43 No. 4077 a Prize of ,Ccaoo
77'57 20,022 11,871 - - - cOOO
7686 .- - 20,026 17.915 - - 2000
11',643 20.(3,) o.Bot - -,,• - 2.e6
9219 - • - 20,000 24,699 - Tono
456 :20,.000 —.477 - - - - loco
13.747_ - 10,!•00 - - - 1.-oo

441;1
Likewise Twelve Prizes of 5691, ace:. (Sm. where the first
30,0001. Prize ever Shlited was saki.

GOLDEN-CROSS, CHARING-CROSS.
GENERAL 01.1-ICE FUR TRAVELLING.

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HOLYHEAD, Cfte§tdr, Lirerpool,
,Staffird, and
I.ttclitield Royal Mail --every E veoing.
Holyhead Post Coach-every Aitenioon at Twoio'Clock.

Chester Coach=-Monday,. Wednesday, and -Friday After-
noon, at Five, through Norlhampton, Lotterworth, Hinck-
ly' Atherstone, Litchfield, S-ta airrd,, and Namptwich:
Chester Coach, through Whitchurch,Newport, and Wal-
sall—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays, at Two o'Clock.
Shrewsbury and North Wales, through Sin llhall and Wol-
verhampton—Monday, IVednesday, and Friday, at Two
o'Clock: . •
Liverpool Coach -every Afternoon at Two;. except Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at Five u*C lock.
birmingham, Coventry, and Dayeutry Post Coach—every
Afternbon at Two o'Clock, to the 'Swan Hotel, Binning-
., ham. -
The above Carriages are Guarded and Lighted in the best
.
manner, and very great Improvernedh have recently taksu
place in the general Arrangeotentot
CEt MG C Isst)G LTO N and Co. Proprietors.
N.B. Fromlne above Golden Cross the porrstnouth Day
and Night" Telegraph Coaches set out eVeiy Morning and
• Evening at Five o'Clock. •

TO MR. SI'ILSBURY.
SIR, Marlow, Aug. 12, 13°6.
THE Writer, is June-last,xalled on you with a
young women of themamo of Brookes, woo. had a bad
leg, and to whom you gave a pint of your Drops, which has
nearly elleCted a core.
'The luilowing Case has also occurred in this neighbour-
hood 7.-- kilos Gybslon was inoculated. at ten sears of age
halia year afterwards he was seized with a. pain in both legs,
Suppcwed t'or tome time to 'be Rhenmatnim, or Growing
Pains, but it settled finally in one leg.. which swelled, and
rendered hint incapabla of walking. fie had, in tour years,
eleven or twelve ulcers,
.and. thirteen, pieces of bone were.
taken out.. Ila health was Unpaired, and he was constant-
ly carried about..' He was' supplied • with Ic bottles of
SPI LSBURN"s PATENT ANTISCORBLITIC DROPS',
which entirely 'cured him. It is flaky' three ye; rS since ; he
is growl-tall, frealtny, ,and works constantly as a 13rick
layer.
_

The •Bearer is also repo wended as, a deserving objcei for
your excellent I astitutiun.. She lives 32 wiles Irwin Lori-
! don, and it-has been thought best to send het; to Toivn, that
you may see her. •
The Genuine Patent Antiscorbutic Mors are sold in hot-
ties of ss.. 6d.: Los. and 11. 2S'. Dilly included, at thePisi)en—
sary, lc, Soho-square, Londii.
To prevent Couuterfeits,.eadi bottle is accompanied with
a black. ink stamp ; and the cork, at the mouth of tacit but-
. tie, scale. 4 with red WAX.

.}REND's EVENING AMUSEMENTS, for 1807.
This Day was published,
Neatly printed, with' Six Plates of oe principal
Constellatjons: price 3s, Wis.
[lntonded to be Continued Annually,]
riVENING .AMUSEMENTS or, .the
4
1 TY of the IIEAVE,NS 1317. PLAYED. lu which
several striking Appearances to he observed every Evening in
Reavens, during :the- Year.. t L 7, are described, and several
means on various Evenings are pointed out, by which the
time of young persons May be innacently, agreeably, and pro.
tirably einployed within dogs.
. By W. NItEND, Esq. M. A.
Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge.-
Printed Tor j. MaWman, the Poultry.
(./f whom may be had, by the same Author,
a. Evening's Amusements for 18c4, 4ill Edit: 2.5.. 6d. bds.

ISOS, 35.. bds.
3.
4. Tangible Arithirtetic • or, The Art of 'Numbering made
Easy, by means Of an Arithmetical Toy. 7s: bd. bds. •
S. Patriotism ; or, the Love of our Cotittitry ; an .Essay
dicated to_the Volunteers, &c. 7s.
6. Principtes of Taxation ; or, Contributions according to
Means. is. 6d. stitched. ,

Where may also be had, just -published;
An Entertaining and liistrudive Geographical Game, on an
entirely. new plait, peculiarly adapted to the Use of Schools
And seminaries of Education ; by the Editor of " The. Pa-
rent's Friend,", reconnnended by W. rend, Esq. 7s. 6d.
in a box.

V IC: UA L LING- 0 FFICEi
31, 12c6'.
. ,
: rrHE commissioNEßSfor VICTUALLIA
HIS AfAJESTI''r NAI'Y do hereby give Notice, That
an Wednesday next, the jib January, 1807, they will he p.e.edir
to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat
.141• Such
quantities ofBISCUIT, nia,k•from //Sole Meal, its the rest, t7;•Ve
Manirfrjurers of that Article rimy tbi,k proper to fer ; to be
delivered //in a Mouth, by week& proportions, into His
ty's Vidimiling Stores at Deptford' ; and to be paid/or
payrthle,, with 11:ter•ett, ninety days afte'rdate.'_: •
,*
N. B. No Tender for -a less quantitythan Three* Mender!
Bags will be admitted.
. .

The Conditions of the Conti•atl may be seen. at the Secretary':
Office. .

No regard will be &I.:Pio aty' Tender in which the Priie shall
not he insetted in 7uordc at lengthr.or that shall not be delivered to
the Bcard before One o'Clock on the said IPedneideiy next, the 7'6
yanztag, ISe7, nor unless the Person 74;,116 makes the Tend(' , ot•
some, Perron On his behalf, attends, to, answer, when calki
.fin. .

This Day was published, mice is.
NUMtIIE Lof
A New Nloiltlllv Publication' entitled,
HE ATI-ii.NIEL),NI; a .M.ACT'AZINE of Li-
TERARN and AiISCELLANEOCS INFORMA-
TION.

Coildu&ed by I. AIKIN, M. D.

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Printed for Longtmn, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row ; and cadell and. DavieS, Strand.
g' The Athenaeum is designed essentially to be one of
those popular Miscellanies so long known and ,rl►hroved in,
this Country un.ler the name of a M:igazine,.and-to em-
bi'ace all the usu II objects of such Publications ; bat, as its
title may be understood imply, it is meant to aim at a
•higher literary;Charader than they Coromonly support.
The Prospectus of this. Work may be had at the Publish:
cis, and all.uther Book sel ;ers.

LA BELLE. ASSEMBLEE • OR, 8E1.17-• COURTANDEAS•HIONABLE_MAGAZINE.
AND FAS-HIONAB.LE -MAGAZINE.
THE ELEVENTH-NO:18ER of which, togr-
thvr with the SU PP LEMEN p, was published this
.
day, the ist.of limitary, 13.7, price 2s. 6d, each.
The Number is embellished with a most beautiful Portrait
of Her Royal Hignness the Princess Amelia, engraved, hy:
special per Mission, tram an Original Miniature Picture in
the possession of Her Royal Highness the Princess Eiizabeth;
together with four beautiful whole-length Portrait Figures of -,
the Fashions, coloured to the elii;e,t of the Origihal Uratca
ins ; , with an Original Song by an eminent Master, and. -
Patterns for Needle-work as Usual.
The SU PP L E MEN T,t L NUMBER possesses' an in-
terest of the highest order; viz. •
,
A Portrait of. present Majesty, most admirably en.
graven from Gainsnorough's Picture,. which IS now placed •
in Buckingham-House, as the favourite Picture of the
and which is the one that is always copied add sent to Po-
- reign Courts.
Also a highly interesting.corred,and the only. authentic Plan
of the late fatalßattle-of lens, with the. Battalions-coloured,
as published laSt month at I lainburgh, and now. faithfully
copied from the Original, whith was transmitted to Mr. Bed,
he believes, almost exclusively. • • •

This Plan is on a large and
.peripicuous scale ; to-which
'is now added, a Correa Map of the present and prObable
Seat of War on the Continent ; describing the lines of march
and positions of the diftetent Armies.
The Literary Part of the Supplemental Number consists
of a Review of the Literature of the Year 1806, Upon the
Plan which has been so deservedly popular in the Fdinbureli
Reviews ; together with a Retrospect of the Events of the
present War; and also Two Ornamental Title.Pagjs for the
Two Volumes of the Year, with an appropriate Preface, and
copious Index.
The preceding Ten Numbers may still be had in very fine
condition, viz.
Embellishments it the preceding Numbers.
Portraits. Songs by Fashions & Patterns
No. •t. The Queen • Corti Five, Eng. St French'
No. 4.. Princess of Wales Braharn Five Do.
No. 3. Princess Sophia -of
Gloucester - Hook Five Do.
No..{. Queett,of W rternbo rg,Kel ly Five Do.
No.•s, Princess Augusta • M. P. King Five Do,
No. 6. Princess Elilabeth , Reeves • Five Do„' • •
No. 7. Princess Mary Dr. Busby Five Do.
No. .b. Duchess of York Davy • Five Do.
'No. 9. Duchess of Gloucester Dr. Kitchener Four Do.
No. to. Duchess of Cumberland. . Eight new Dances. -
The Tenth Number must prove particularly interesting at
this season of the year, ors it contains a Collection Of Original
Country DanceS' Strathspeys, Reels, and Waltzes, com-
posed and set to Music for the Violin and Piano-Porte, with
their appropriate Figures, expressly and exclusively for this
Work, by the fallowing celebrated Composers, viz. Gow,
Kolman. Satuidersott, and Ware. These,DanceS- have been
introduced into. the most.. Fashionable Private and Public
Assemblies in London, and are likely to become the rage of
the
.Season.
Printed for john Bell; at the Weekly Messenger Office,
Southampton-street, Strand; and may be had of all the Book-
sellers in the Kingdoin.
To prevent those. mistakes and disappointments- which
have of late been complained of, it is become necessary to
declare, that Mr. Bell, the Proprietor of this Work, hits no
concern whatever, direaly ,or indirectly, with any other
Mpnthly Publication.

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NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS.
ALL Persons going Abroad are requested to take
Notice, that the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY,
which destroys lnfedious Fevers, and insores Health in het
'or übwholesome Climates; 'is to be obtained at the Ware.
hodie of this Institution, No. 4.), Charing-cross, near the
Admiralty, London.
- Patroniied and recommended • by Regular and Eininent
by

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COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTHMAS, of many Years
standing, have been Cured by,ROBBE D's BALSAMIC
ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS.
COPY ()fa LETTER. from a Respedable DRUGGIST to,
Mr. BUTLER.

•
SIRS
I
Have lately' received from the use of your Rob-
." tr::rds'i Balsamic Elixir, or Cough-Drops, tile greatest
benefit which.any human preparation can. be the means of
conveying to distress : I was Violently atilleted with a cough,
cold; and fever; they continued so long, and shataied toy
frame so excessively, that at every fit it was thought 1 could
scarce survive'anothari •my foal gave7me no nourishment,,
the fiesh.was wasted from mY. buneS ;. I was fir many days
delincius; all the medical assistance around °Wl:moon
failed.. ,A-1,a4 of our town now suggested to Mrs. Bazely
that remarka'ble cures had been effetted by Robberds's cele-
brated Balsamic .Elikir,- or Cough- Dropv a trial was made
of it ; the first dose, by the blessing of (.;(;(1, gave me very
considerabh.- relief, from that time I .became.every day sen..
sibly betta; a single bottle restored me to my former perfeo
health —a recovery altogether above the, e) pedation of Any
family -and friends: I think it my I.futy to make these fads
as public as possible.'

1 am, Sir, your hutn4le Servant,.
AARON BAZELY, Drug4ift.

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Okehampton, June 2Z, iSa3.
A Caution. o prevent daitAcrous t reparations, per favou.r. -
of the Commissioners of Stamps, ” K. Butler; 4, Citeap—
sideis..engraved on a Black Stamp, Which it: affixed to
each bottle.
Sold, wholesale and rcta;l, at \l r. Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
corner Paternoster-row ; and may be had of most Country
'Bookseller's and
,Medicine Vender*, is Buttlet, at 26. yd. ;#4;.1
6s, each, with ample Dire tips,