The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-11 00:00:00

To the Hon. HEN I< Y LASCE LLES.

SIR,

Simerely as we lament that our endeavours to return you
as one of the Itepresentativ:.s Parli,oneut tor this County
are not crowlicci u itU success, yet we, cannot advert to that
manly and conductdisplayed by you through the
whole of tile id re arduous Contest, without teelinOhe li:ghest
degree or Nratiris.ati n a gt•Itith;411011 too naturally arising to
oar Mina, hay in;!, §‘lpporieil •a''fifiri*Whoin we consider
as " a model fr; 3Citatui." and an bionour to the
Cowin) that gave Min nuth.

W e nit ve ob‘erveci. with surprise an:i indignation, the asser-
tion ttia.►e by our Opponent and his 1• scuds as to the gene-
tai sentiments ut the County of York, but titir sur.
pr►se is considerably increased when we ft:h....el utuuttlie.eause
.svhicli has led them to make such,. as we cui.Leive, an un-
founded assertion. In returning Yatir Opponent to Paths.
mew, they say that the County of York ha, answered the
appeal wnicii -Mar:sty most graciously condescended to
to ins People, aisu thus draw an inlet-el:Le, that the'p9-
lincs (it time Cuuht) are iii uni3nn with those of the late, alit'
'adverse to those u► the present Achninistration, Aplitat suth
an inferenee it. wound be a detelietiun of our duty, and, evince
a want of attaelinient to that Lause Which }rib au im niourably
stood torward to maintain; did we not enter our 'solemn pro-
test.

When a toenails A ristoctracy..wished .to obtrude upon His
Majesty a Mel%Ure which:he thought he ‘.oulo not sandion
compatibly with his Coronation lath, the '1 own and Neigh-
bournood of Sheffield preseut.d an Humble Address •to fits
MAJCSty, expressive of rli.tolis to hint for .the render
wlicitucic with which he had eve: w.k.hed over the Interests
of his faithful Subjects; we actin,; Op to the'.matier and
:pint of that Address, and having seen your's to the County,
,tooti torward in your suppOrt, as you did in the support of
ottr principles,-principles which we esteem as strictly conso-
nant with those of our most glorious and eniitable.Constitu-
tiun both to Church and State.

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We cannot conclude this Address without stigmatizing the
observation Made by your Opponent, that.the Dissolution of
the late liarlianient was a " profligate 56, arming from the
most corrupt motives," as an observation, to say-rho least of
it, highly improper; nay, our language will not be too
strony, it we Cha radterize it as highly indecent.
%Vali assurances of attaclunzlit, both to yourself and the
cause you tire engaied, and also of our determination.
to stipport both when occasion shalt reader it necessary,
We reinain,
Yoittobliged and faithful Servants,
, Sheffield, fuly 18,4. ,
For the GOUT, RHEIIMATISNIS, CONSUME!.
Tit/NS, &c.
The Rel.% W. WI LSO AN'fl A RTIIRITIC ; or,
ALTERATIVE POWDER.

HE Inventor of ,this Medicine; formerly a
Student in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to otti:r to
the Public an efficacious ReintMy lordly above, as well as
for many DiscaSesdeemed inturablo. 'lt Inks been extensively
used in Ireland for several Years, and'its,salutary LiffeetS pre
produced in a sate and easy Manner, with' very little, sensible
Uperation. —By mixing with the Blood and )vices, it applies
itself to the Seat of the Disorder, whis:h it will remove by
slow Degrees, from its alteratlVe and healing Qualities, hi
ConsuniptiOns,, it will genet- dly succeed in the Two first
StAes, and often even to Me last. hi the Scrophula. or
Evil, if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the Lilco,
rated Glands will heal -; and it has been known to rescue the,
Patient even after mortal Symptoms had appeared. But Per-
sons afflitted with Gout, Rheuniatisms, Lanced, and with
bilious and nervous Diseases, would do well. to peruse The
Philosophy of Physic," written by the taventor (to be had at
Symonds's, Paternoster-row, or of the Venders of rlis Me-
dicine), in which its extraordinary Efficacy will be shetvii in
various instances. This POwder does not contain antingre-
client unfriendly to the human Cofistitution and, instead of
weakening, its tendency is to nlvigotate, awl to improve the
general health. It occasions no Danger frotn Cold, and re-
quires neither Confinement nor cluinge of Diet.
Sold by F. Newbery anti Sons, at the only Warehouse for
Dr. lames's Powder, NI ..o. 45, in St. Paul's .Clinkb-yard,
London, in Packets, price 45. 6d. each, containing
two Doses.—Ohserve that the words, " F. istewirery, No,
•St. Paul's," ale trIgrAVVI in the Stamps.

Day was published, price is.
Ernhelli,,hed Kitt;tLe tbilowing Caricatures:
i. The Ou,..isic re.ienin4 his Landlady, a warniscene: 2 Pe-
ter in a IL:eini4 st:ene. 3. Pettit and Mr. Billington in Co-
ituis 4. The rh: li•iftis 4 and s• An numourous
IlieroglyphicA.Letter found in the. Due.tur's Bed-Chamber,

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after hts thght,
r HE TRIAL of Dr. -WOLCOTT, otherwise
J— PLTER I'lN DA ft, for Crim. Con, with the Wife
at Mr. Knight, of the -Royal. Navy, betere. Lord Ellenba.
rough, in.the Kii,A's Bench.
Seld'hy J. Day, az, I,;:iter-lane,'Fleet-street.
Where maybe had, Trial otSir john Piers for Crim. Con,
with Lady Clanctirry, Price Is, 6d. 'Trial of Col. Pass;ul4-
ham fora horrid Conspiracy. Price is. Trial of David R4,-
bertson, for •an Unnatural Crime. Price 33. Remarkable
Trials: for Unnatural Crimes, tried at Lancashire, Vrice 35.
Tri4l of Thomas Sheridan for Crim. Con. P rice ts.

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Two Volumes Quarto, on-a fine Pa,-
. per, with upwards of Seventy Plates, of whit Sixty-one';-
are Cioni Pi,intings after Nature, .hy Sydenhaut Edwards,
ph, or i),iikll. fal y cnioueed 61. 6s. in tomist
±;(i
01P4ACNCAL
11.11 METE Di CTIONA y
GA RDENING ; the whole intended to alliird a full
and complete View of modem Praelical norticultute.
.ALEXANDER NIA.CD,ONALD,
• Nur,,eryinan and Gardener.
Printed fior G. Kearslo', lleet-street.
N. B. The Purchasers of this Work in Parts are requested
to complete their Sets without daisy. .
On examining this Publication, the perceive a sufficient
degree a A,culacy it) the Botanical Department, dive,,ted,
as much as poisible, oft mat ionnidable array of scientific
Terthiliology, alit to repel su many readers.rn con.
suiting works of this nature. ,

th.:i Plates accompanying this Dt6lionary we can
hardly speak- too highly. t'hry ,ire eiceepted in a style of
neatness mia elegance tar surpa,sing ony we have yet obNerved
ilr_sionl,:r Publications. They are trotn..Drawnigs by that'
moat ingentnus'Artist Mr: Sydenliam Edwards, whose talents
ales() eunspicuousq displayed, in the Botanical Magazine,
and are engraved by Sansoia whwe nieritls equally cvn6pi-
&tints-in that juhti y admircii P,lblication. It is p::rhaps
objedion, that Pl,oits of very ditracia genera occasionatly
appear towther- on the same Plate; hut in a work .of this
nature it would haye been hardly I.tractitable to manage other-
wise, consiqently. With the ir4c: of the Voluitie."—lkritish
111ay, 447.