The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-18 00:00:00

The following A vertisetnent is inserted by particular request:—
GREAT ADVANTAc;E to FAMILIES.
E EAST INDIA COVIPANI"s TAItES,
&c. are 4Silowea on all TEAS bought at the NORFOLK
and SUFFOLK TEA WAREIIOUSE, Na. 23, LITTLE
BELL ALLEY, up Tokenhouie-yard, at the back of the
Bank of -England : where all TEAS are warrranted genuine,
and equal inquality to the prices offered by any 'rea Company
in London, with an additional ounce:allowed is every pSund
and, in every six pounds, half a Pound is added.
At the abt.veEstablishinent superior fine flavoured Coffee is sold
on the saititv‘errna, one ounce allowed extra in each pound, and
half a pound in every six pound.s; which is .sin advantage not
to be equalled at any other Ileuse in' London-2120 prev,nt
impositions, the public will particularly observe, that this
Establishment does not employ Any small Agents to sell their
Teta tli_cy are only to be hat tat the NOR} OLK and SUV-
FOLk TEA WAREIIOUSE, No. 23,- LITTLE BELL.
ALLEY, where no common ordinary This 4r_ kept.
Fine strong Souciiong Tea, 63,, to 84 ; Ifi.iperior fine
Breakfast Souchang, 7s. ; best ditto, 8, s. ; remarkably
tine Green Tea, Ilyson kind, Os. t 0.5...; V514.2.12e31
'lftsrt-' lit+ graft, 12s. ; Gunpofder f et', 13s. ; fine Coffee,
35.; very tine 34.*4-d. ; best Turkey Coffee, 4s.
Finch and Co.'s Superfine •Durham Mustard, preferred by
most of the Nobility and Gentry, at only 20d. per pound, in
Lead for the Country. •
• FOR MONEY ONLY.
CI Orders from all partsof. the World, by letter, post paid,
or by Coachmen, with remittances. will be strictly attended to.

Raw and Loa Sugar kept for the public accommodation.
AU Teas &c. from this Establishment are warranted tie-
mine, and wrappedin China Tel Paper, with the PrOprietoria
AddresS—A. WA RITOLL,. 23, Little Zell-alley,' up Tokni
house-yard, at the back of the Bank of Eni;land. • .
OBSERVE, No. 23.

WIDOW IVELCIPS FEMALE PILLS
• hare olitaintut the snoc.;iin and approbation of Oro-
tletuen of the ProleSsiutt,-as a safe and ea:0;0:e
Medicine, iti rentovittg obstructions, and relitelog othre
inconveniences tu which the female frame is liable, especially
thrsie whieb at nu early period of life frequently wrist+ from
want of exetcise, and trent-till dehitity of tlie syitent. They"
creme an appetite, Coln,t :lidigestion, ;move gitlifintss 'and
nervortc head artm, ;Ind rife rnrinrntly Li.. 1401 1004 ais-
nnirri, pains in the stomach, short:lris of breath,-and
tations Of the heart:
p,,,,,,b„,,,er,er requested to rernarli, that, as a testimony of
authenticity, 'cach Dili of Directions is *toed with the
name of

eari,

in whin, Sub, whtsiciOr .Ind Retail, in London, by Wright,
Na. 4t Pert-street ;lay and Fleet 11. i i.et ; N'esv-
brry and Sons, St. Paul's Church Yard; Sutton :n..1 Cu. fiow
(lunch Y.trtt ; Nal.gcr, av), Oxford-street. upp flood.
street ; Erb and Soo, Lane, sknistifiod ;
Greek-street, Soho; Butler ',lad sons, Che:spsidu; Godfrey
and Windt's, iii,hol.sx au:street : and fs,, all Counts y Venders,
at 2s. 9d per Pox.

***lt i. th•er —.try ti.ititirm the public KEAIts;Lh:V'S
is tb. otily firizinat 3n.1 Krntinte Medicine becn pre•
pared by t 1,4 m for mnr4.• ttmli thirtv•ve

CO B BET`f!S. Pl' '!'ION.

After som►r animated observations on the tenor
of CORBETT'S. Petition, the Norwich .Mercury
thus announct.s the stein, whir4-I,44a.kititt in op-
position to it :

I" The reeds strength of the County—the sound majority, and
.a great majority it willbe found to be—are, however, taking
immediate steps towards reversing this triumph of, fraud,
pudence; and folly, obtained in the name of the county......
Hundred Meetings are calling, to " disclaim all participa-
tion in the proceedings of 'Friday, the 3,1 inst., and to protest
against the unjust, fraudulent, and revolutionary doetrines,"
contained in. Cobbett's petition. Let not the great proprie-
tors, nor any others, imagine that they can escape under the
evasion that they were not present. 'fatly set- of min usurp their
places anti snake use of their names for infetnous ends, they
assent to those ends so long a they permit' such else of their
authority. In ease indeed they because accessories both
before and after the fact—.accelsories they are to all intent
and purposes, every man of them from the Duke of Nor-
folk to the occupant of half a dozen acres.--Either the ruin
under' which agriculturists groan is false, or the. complaints
of the sinking tenantry, not only as a matter of honour
and humanity, have a title to, the most earnest attention
from the proprietors of the soil, but as u.- mater of policy,
these most useful of all' men ought to have been listened
to and supported by the presence and assisted by the counsel
of their landholders. Both are' embarked in one vessel, and
They sink or swim together. Gentlemen must now see what
they gain by delivering their tenants over to the guid-
ance of such politicians as Cobbett. Indeed we have-the
au-
thority of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the highest respecta-
bility for saying they regret ereceedinqly they were nut present
~
to have assisted in reversing this pro,:eeding, which covers the
county with infamy so long as it remains uncontradiettd." .