The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-01 00:00:00

FRIDAY. JULY 1, 1814.

By GEORGE COLMAN, tilt:: Toanger•

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London : }lnvited for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme, and
Brown, Paternoster-row; mid at the British Gallery, 54, New
Bond-street. -

HEWLETT'S MULE.
This Day was putt:Hard;
Illustrated with Maps, and 120 Eugrarivats, froni Pictures of
the great Masters,,in.the ramous of Paoiritie, in
Three eery large Volnnies ilemy Qtnarto, price I I. 45. in
Do4rds, and on Royal railer, 14,1. Bs.; or Deniy, without
Plates, 81,
Dedicated (by per n-sksimi) to his IL the Prince Regent,
HE • I -je •VA 6itot4rp, OLD
• arid is W 'I4ESTAI‘IENTS, and tti.. APOCRYPHA.,
with Critical, PhilologicaL and Explanatory Noto.
By the Rev. .OHN HEWLETT, B. D.
Late of Magdalen (;allege, C:unlYridge.; Chaplain in Ordi-
nary to his Royal ..cliziiess the Prince Regent; Morning
Preacher at the FrAindling•Hoipital, Zice.
'IV For the ;•-ccomirindation of th:se to whom it may be
more asreeabi.e t take thc Work periodically, it now re •
1)11111i-41).W; ;,n Thirty-two farts; the Royal with Platcs,3s.;
the Army, with Plates, 7s. ; and the Deiny Without'Plates, 55.
each; wnich may be had either weekly or monthly, at the
option of the purchaser.
Pr;.nted for Lougut:in, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co.; F. C.
and. J. Biringtoil Liciiinglon, Allen, and Co. ; .1. Maw-
ixtan ; Sherwood, Neely, and Janes; and Wilson and 'Simi,
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" W,! have lsollowel Mr. Hewlett through his three large
and ~! Volttnes; and are happy'in the opportunity
of pap,. •‘ .•.;,ytte of approbation to.the labour, the, learn-
ing 'A.I6 ~.;ty• displayed in this 'extensive Work. We
must not, \,•• omit to add, that three Indexes are sub-,
join I - , • ortance ."
I.A C.., .; to the Holy Bible. . •
Q. An • iie.Subjects in the iiible; comprising the
different 1..e.0is f.aws• and 'Ceremonies; Doctrines and
Duties; Virtaes, Vices, and Crimes; History, Biography,
and Prophecy.
3. A General Index to the Notes and Introduction:
" Of the labours of the learned Editor, the Reader will
now be, able to form., some e.:stimate and judgment.. The
trouble and fatigue of such an undertaking,, deerve both en-
couragement and reward. We have no hesitation in declar-
ing our opinion, that it contains much important information,
and well deserves to be placed upon the shelves of those, who
are commencing their biblical studies.". -7-British Critic,
May, 1814.

CAUTION AGA.7.NST IMPOSITION. , •
• ARTIFICIAL TEETH NAPE OF MINERAL cuMFoSITIoN.'
. DE CHEMANT—To prevent the, itn-
-4;lt.L positions' of persons , who pretend to manufacture
'Teeth similar to his Niineral Teeth, feels -it a duty"to make
known that he has had occasion to see various specimens of.
their -impositions which have been brought to hint by those
who have had the misfortune to experience their defects :
they neither resemble nature, nor answer the requisite pur-
poses, in asatuch as the substances of which they are made
contract in burning, and cannot, be applied on the edges of
the Guffis; inconvemencies which Mr. DE CHEMANT'S re-
cent Discovery and Improvement have completely remedied.
Mr.„ De Chemant may be corvulted every day, from Ten to
Two, at his house, No 2, Firth-street; Soho-square, where
his 1 reatise on the subject may be had, containing the appro-
bation of all the Learned Societies in Europe: with the re-
commendations of Doctors Bailey, Blanc, Sir W. Farquhar,,
Bart. Sir It Halford, Bart. Sir George Barker, Bart. Jetmer,
Reynolds, Hooper, Cooke Surgeons Cline Sir James Earle,-
Heaviside, Keate, Blair, Youog, Moore, A:Carlisle, Esq. and
most of the eminent Men in London. .