The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

NOTICE.

, • •
T 1 Hl': EDINBURGH and LEITH SHIPPING
(.70NIPANY have DISCONTINUED the WHAM° on
the River TEIAMES, known i,v the Name of DOWNE'S
WHARF, aml conducted by the Company DOWNE, BELL,
and MITCHELL, Wliartingers, in London, and have in lieu
o: it, esta!)lished a connection Avith the .WHARF known by
the name of THE GLASGO N WHARF', and conducted by
the Vompany of JOSEPH ADAMS and COMPANY, also
Wharfingers, in London, which latter House is now solely
empowered to receive t;OODS and FREIGIITS at London,
for the EDINBURGH and LE ti SHIPPING COMPANY.

By Order of the Directors,
Itoll. LIDDELL, Mithager.
WM. WOTHEILSPOON, Sec,.
Leith,,lan. 47, 1914.

170 IINSBY 20(1 Co. Stock-Brokers, 21,
.Cornhill, respectfully beg leave to return their grate-
'ful iclinowledpuents to the Public, for the extensive Pa-
tronage they have hitherto experienced, and are happy to an-
nounce the itepetition, in a pre-eminent degree, of the good
Fortune which has attended the Purchasers of Tickets and
Shares at their Office, .having shared and Soh), in the Lotte-
ries just finished,.
. No. 418 • L 20,000
245 90,9900
AO., 19,0090
3,934: ' 10,0000
3,GZ 0...
1,120.,
besides Prizes oLbOOL 3091 VOW. tic and the Money pai,l
immediately. _ _

TIORNSIiY and Co. have on Sale, in Tickets and Sharps, a
grand Selection of Capital Prizes for the ensuing Lottery,
which begins Driiiving 4th of NEXT MONTH. - •

CASSINri MAP OF THE PYRENEES.
This Day was published,
In two large Slicks, 11. 4. in At Case, or'on Rollers, 11. I Os.
ANEW MAP of the ENVIRONS of BAY-
-O;siNE; correctly copied from eassini's
,Surrey of
Prance,

Published bydolin Stockdale, Piccadilly.
N.B. The Purchasers of the First Sheet may have the Se-
cond' separately, price 10s. Cd. tlr in a Case tss. and an addi-
tional Sheet of .the Environs of Bourdeaux will ho ready the
beginning of the next Month.

This Day were publisiscd,
In Quarto, illustrated with Ten Engravings, by Lowry,
• :Milton, and Scott, price et. tzs. hoards,

ELEMIMS of AGRICULTURAL CHB-
.III.ISTItY, in a Course of Lectures, for the Bourd of,
Agriculture.
By Sir. HUNIPHRY DAVI% LL.D. F.R.S.L. and. X.M.R.I.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme' and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row, Loudon ; andConstahle and Co. Edinburgh.

• This Day was published,
The Scennd Edition, bandsinnely printed in Qnarto, price
All. Is. in boards, and enlarged by eery .considerable ad-
ditions,

. VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, ex-
hibiting: a full and it comprehensive view of the pre-
'sent state of Madeira, she Brazils, Cape of Good flope% and
Bulanv Bay, the 'society, Saudis-kb, and Friendly Islands,
New Zealand, tvc.,
ty JO1;1N TITRNBULL:
" The entertainment we have experienced in the perusal of
the. Voyages of Columbus, Raleigh, De fiama, Drake, Cook,
and Dampier, are still fresh hi our memories ; and we seem
to meet old friends in improred cirennistances when we revisit
„with Mr. Turnbu,l many of the places 'first made known tons
by theili di'ieotterers.- This Vont,. Cwras_.a ,oleasitie contrast
to the pompous snd susp,:ioos uarrltives-of the French
Yellers; who have alum,: In3nopolizetl the manufacture of
lying. wonders. To such prodections we are glut to oppose
the staple of Mr. Turnhall's solid communications, and to
give thwai the patronage of theßraish Review."—British Re-
view for Oct. 1813.

We have seldom been more Icratiaed than with the ad-
dition which this voyage makes to the knuwledge of distant
countries.

" We consider it as' one of 'the mo*t interecting boas of
Travel which have appeared for many years."—Ediuburgh
Review.-

" Mr. Turnbull's descriptions have the merit of novelty,
and, we believe, the. most perfect fidelity. His obserwitions
are those of a strung and a thinking mind."—Archives Lit-
teraire:

Printed for ,1. Maxwell, Bell-yard ; and C. Chapple, Pall-
Mall ; and by all the Booksellers.

WORD'S ORIGINAL PECTORAL BALSAM
OF 1-10 K EHOUND, an elegant Preparation front that
well-known Herb ; it has obtained the pre-eminence (be-
ynd precedent.) for the Cure of the above Complaints, of
whic.i gar authenticity can be ascertained, by application at
most of the respectable :Venders of Medicine, io all the prin-
cipal Cities and Towns in the Kingdom ; the popularity .I,nd
good effects of-this invalnabie Medicine need no superfluous
comments,. as the extensive demand proves it, superiority as
a public Medicine to give immediate relief. The Public will
please to observe it cannot be genuine, unless each bottle is
inclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion-house, Lun-.
don, .Jane 76,180,5; and signed in his own .band.
Sold in bottles at les. Gel. 4s. 6cl 2s: 9d. and is. 9d. each,
by Edwards, F. Newbery,and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
Sutton, Pew Church-yard; Barclay and Sons,Tleet-inarket ;
John Evans, 42, Long-lane; R.Johnston, Greel: street, gulio;
Sanger, 150; Oxford-street; Green, Barbican ; Virestou and
Co. Strand ; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford C temist, Gus-
well-terrace, near Islington, from Barbican aad by it. But-
ler, London. . .

BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VI ::;E RESTORA-
TIVE TOOTH POWDER; '
Sojustly recommended Fn• Whitening. the TEETH, Preserv-
ing the GUMS, and Presenting that dreadfuly malady the
TOOTH-ACHE. •

BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of
Features, arc allowed to distinguish the British Fair •,
but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH' POWDER would
beg leave to remind his CJonotrywomett that the lustre of their
Charms loses half its 'nine:ice-where the Teeth are diSco;
Inured, or .shew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is
the more inexcusable, as the present Preparation affords the
infallible•means of removing every blemish of the enamel,.
being composed of Vegetables.
It is recoMmended to the attention of all.ranhs, as clearing
away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of
the-enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the breath sweet and
delectable, and making the Gums of their proper shape and
vermilion hue ; and a certain Preventative against the
Tooth-ache. No Composition of this hind ever brought
forward to public. notice, has met such.uni;•ersal approba-
riots ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use
of Poyalzy.'
BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for
Coughs,. Colds, Asthunts, and Sore Throats, price .Is. lid.
per Box..
Sold, wholeiale and retail, at 'Mr.:Butler's Chemical, Drl4,
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