The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

DISEASES OF INFANTS, &c.

DALBY'S 6ENUINR 'CARMINATIVE is
superior to all other iteinedies, for the Wind, Psirg-
logs, Convulsions, .rind• all those Disorders in the Stomach
and llowds of infants, which- prove fatal to so many under
the age of two years. It is .equally elticaeioal in (;1131;cs,
Fluxes, and other Complaints in the Intestine} of grown per
suns.

This invalual4e Cordial. Medicine i 4, prepared by Frances
Cisll (as',isted 'by her Sons), daughter of the late Mr. Joseph
Dniby, Apthccary, the Inventor, wilt.): bequeathed to her
alone this Property, under his Will, As may be seen in the
bill of directions, with various instances of its success.
Sold by F. Newhery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-
yard, London, four doors froni Cheapside, price is. 9d. a
bottle ; and by their Agents if; Town and Country.—Observe
that the words " F. Newhery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are en-
graved in ihr stamps; and be sure -to ask fur Cell's Dalby's
Carminative.

QTF,PH ENsoys PATENT FILTERING
MAClENES,'wl+icii may trdy be deemed of the first
necessi", and importance, especially to those who reside in si-
tuations whrre dear and wholeseme water is with. didiculty
procured; and excelling, in every respect, all others hitherto
used. This apparatus, by a peculiar principle,-,puritirs and
renders water beautifully transparent at the itnexampled rate
of 260 gallons ;Pday, whether from reservoirs, rivers,. lakesi
or ponds, or otherwila preserved in wood or lead cisterns ;
many of which cases millions of animalculm'are engendered,
which tend to produce disorders, an:. endanger health. The
properties, therefore, of
,Sleplienson7s New Process operate as
a guarda against those mischievous effects. by pr. venting the.,
• re-admission of any imprire animals into the refined water.
With IlieSe superior recommendations the PATENT FIL-
TERING 'MACHINES are offered to the Public at the sub-
. Joined scale of pric4s, viz.:---Those at 5 Guineas each, purify-
ing,:iu Gallons of Water a-day ; those at 7 Guineas each, pu-
t rifvith; toe Gallons a-day; and the largest-size ltiGuineas
•
i each, purifying at the rate of 200 Gallons a-daY.
The Machine- marhe seen in use at the'llar of the Jeru-
salem Coffve•llouse, • Cooper'scourt, Cornhitt ; and at the
-Manufactovy, Nu. 6, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square,
London.

This Day.iras publlsht4l, • •
In One V° e,: Post Octavo, price boards,
TILE AMATORY WORKS of TOM. SHUF-
• ••• FLETON, of the Middle Temple,

I am a frolicsome fellow—from flower to flower,
'Like Stmucesfrail Insect, I fly—
Intriguing with a half score Girls,
And buzzing them many a lie.
. Printed for the Author, and said by all Booligelleri

JUst published, in 4' cols. Svo. prier 2L 19.5. qd. boardS,

rrIlE GREEK TESTAMENT; a New Ecii-
tion, from Griesbach's Text : Containing copluns Notes
from Hardy, Raphel, Kyplie, Schleusncr, Rosenmuller,
in.familiar 'Latin • together with'parallel Passages !Tom the
Classics, and with refercticos to Vigerus for Idionis, and Bus
fur 'Ellipses.
the.11.c.v...- E. VALPY, B.D.

Head Master of Slorwioh School,,and, Chaplain to the Bishop
of •Norwich.
A few Copies art printed on large paper, price-41. •
Printed for A. .1. trailly, and told by Law and Whitaker,
Longman and co., Baldwip and Co., and all Other Booksel-
lers.

• This Pay was published, • . • .
FIPHEJUVENILEARITHMETIC; pr,Child's
IL Guide to Figures ; being an easy Introduction to Joyce's
Arahmetio„ and the xatiOus-otbters, Part I. price Is. contain-
ing an Explanation of the first Four siraple Rules; to which
are added, -the proper Tables, Questions for Exercise, and an.
Ex.planatibit of the different Cliaracters used 'in Arithmetic. •
The' JUVENILE • ARITIMETIC, Part 11. price ts. con
sisting of the Compound Rules, explained so as to be undwrH
-stood by Children of very tender Capacities to which are'
annexed, Tables and• Questions for 'Exercise. •• • •

.4 As this little, 'l'ract may he' servieeable from the attrac-
tive form of dialo'gues,i n which the lessons areconveyed, and
from the dearness and simplicity with which it explains the
first Four Rules of Arithnietic,- it is adapted to tln perusal of
JuVenile Accountauts."—Monthly Review, Jan.' 1815. 4
" This is decidedly the inost ustfol elementary little Milli
of instruction We ever recollect to have met with. We re-
commend• it- to the attention 'of all pers'ons.lieefilng Prepara-.
tali, Schools,- arid-to-these amiable Mothers', ;who deli ;lit to
teach the young idea how to shoot' in the minds of their
.children."—Critical Review, July.
- Printed NI- S. &niter, Pate:water-row:

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row ; Payne and Foss, and Budd and Calken,
Fail-
Mall, -

In a An' Days will be published, price Gs. seined,
THE 'EDINBURGH REVIEW, or CRITI-
CAL. JOURNAL; No. 50.

Contents.-Tweddell's Life and Remains--General-Registry
of Si!aves—Lingard'i; Antiquities of the An4lontiaxon Church
.--Wimlswortlir.: White TiJe—Huber on Bees, .Vol. 2—Mr.
Speech'in the Court of. Cow woo Pleas, Dublin—
.Elphinstone's Caubnl—Rich's Ba*ton—Deseription du Pa-
chalic ite-.Bagdad—Carnot's Defence—Holland's Travels into
Albania, &T.—Godwin:s Lives of Milton's Nephewsi-,-France
—sir N. Wraxall's Answer to the •cilumuious Repoli ts,
Boyd on British Finances.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne, London.

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UNCOMMON CI-LEAI"I'It-AVELLING at the SARACEN'S
HEW INN, Snow-Hill, London.

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From LONDON to'YORK, also-LEEOS, only Two Guineas
insiile, and a Guinea ontsitle ; the same in proportion to
EDINIIVIIGH, and all Parts of the North. From LON-
, DON to Wf.YMOUTII, Ouc Guinea inside, and 15. i.-ou-
tside, with four inside.—Coaches, the best Horses, and keep
good time.
By W. B. MOUNTAIN and Co.
The following Post Coaches, Meat Coaches, &c, set out hum
the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill.
C ROOK turd GOSLING's MARLI3OROUGH
yo,t Coach, through Hungerford, Newlitirv,
Readimr Maideuhead, sets out fru. the Saracen's Heal',
Snw ohid in
, at Seven o'clock in the Morning, gets to Marlbo-
rough by dinner [law ; conifortL6le conveyance fur Travel-
lers on the Western Road.

The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one
Night on the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides,
sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next
ikfternonn at Six o'clock, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lath-
bnry-, NOrtiLiniptis, Welforsl, Latterwurt.ll, Hinckley, At hel-
stone, Lichfield, Stone, Ba.gely, Newcastle, Knutsford, War-.
rington and Pres Cot.

SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing-
stoke. Noe Pour Inside Coach at Eight o'clock in the Morn
big; arrives at the-George inn, Southampton, by Six o'clock.
Th,is is a must delig'ntfill Conveyance to tlikt Isle of Wight,
Jersey, Guernsey, Saint Nlaloes, Havre de Grace, Cher-
burgh, &e. . •

The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds,
Halifax, tradford; and all Parts of the North , sets. out at Two
o'clock,in the Afreinonn, and arrives at Golden Litnann,
Leeds, next Evening. at I.six o'clock, through STalutord, Gran-
tham, Newark and Doncaster. This Coach is intended to ac-
commodate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford and Vi-
cinity. it will leave Leeds at three o'clock isa the Afternoon.
Passengers may conveniently conic to Leeds front those placs
and be in London early ;Ire nezt Evening,
WEYNI ( 45TH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover,
and BasinFstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three
o'clock. Wc.jaionth Packets to Guefitmcy, Jersey, Cher-
St.'Slaloes, &C. Front Chernuegh Is a must delightful.
road to Paris.

EXETER, Plymouth, Vs'evmentli, • Dorchester, Falmouth,
Dale mouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every, Morn;rig.,
at half-past Si•xl o'clock, through /locißoo, Axminster, Brid-
port,•lllamicord,Tia3ingstokc, and Bagshot.

BosToN, Spalding, J'etet borough, Stilton and Hunting-
don, stew Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spits-
by, Louth, Grimsby, and Hall.
BATHA. BRISIOL Flying Poast-Coaches, through Chip 7
Penham, Caine, and l'.larlitorough, every Afternoon ; arrive
at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London-
Tavern, 'Torras-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn-
og.—Giaclies to Wells„ Bridgewater, Taunton Exeter, Ply-
Mout h,_
LEEDS, new light Coach, called The
,Rockitighain, sets out
eVery Morning at Eight o'clock; carries, Four insides
and goes remarkA:A easy, with A. G 11,4111 throughout. Passes
through Siantford, 3-eivarli,-Retford, D'oneaster, and Ferry-
briig-e, to the Golde.n Linn, Leeds, next Morning. .Notwith-stauding the uncommon Expedition. of this Coacb, it is al-
lowed to be the must agreeable and complete Public Con-
veyance on the North Road, being unequalled, In Acconnuo-
latiAm. by any other.
GLASGOW, LOngtown, Gretnaiveen, Annan, buthfries,
Brownhili, Thornhill, Sansultar,Kihr, ,Cantilock, Kingswell,
and ill parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (Daily).
YORA, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New-
castle,* and- Edinburgh, New Coat:hi-performed with a Guard
throughout, sets nut every Morning at half-past Six
o'eloelt, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Darlington,
Nt2r4hallcrton,,Durham, Mot pet h; runt Berwick. Passen-
Fen finding themselves fatigued front the length of the
purney, may rest what time they pirit,e, and then proceed
en Witten:lt any additional Fare.

and Wa!sal hew Post-CnacL, evety Eve.
CARLISLE,
.l'enrith, and ‘Viiil.chaven, rust-Coach, goes
with Font. 1.-lorses; and a Giiind Passes thrOugh
tirough, • . ApplOby„ Greataitri.lge, It.cinnood, Cotterieh,
Boreughbridge, Wetherloy, • Aberford, Dopeaster, and Gran-
tham. Sets oot every Morning', aod performs the journey
with the greatest facility. Passeng,rs'Lletaitied on the Road
by business orpleasere., have the poehliar advantage 44-their
Seats !icing secured iittin, next Coach.'
.KENDAL, Lancaster, .Preston, Kirby-Lanslale,
OtinSkirk, and Garstang rtist-Co'aches, every After-
noon, at Five o'clock. Guai'doil. •

LIVEItrOOL, ‘Varriugton, Knntsford, Stopc, and Litch-
field, Post Coach, called The Expeditiiin, every Evening at
Fit* o'clock, to the Saracen's-Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver-
-1,014, Guarded throughout. • -
WAKEFVE,4,I) 'every; Morning, at. half-past
" . '

,• MESTER; Newport, Wivitelifeti,Tarpority, Nantwich,
Northwidi, and 1110dlovich, Post-Coach, every Evening, a.t
_ • ,••
- • •-i • . • „ ,

SUNDIiII.LAND, Stockton, and,. Yarm, new Coach, every
NtOininiA-, to the Cietnp: luti, Su:ntleriatid.

•MAN6I-lENTLK, Congletup, Newcastle, Withal,
and %Vol verham every Afternoon. Guarded.
• SHltklt.l.lllltY, •Wellingtutt •and Post-Coach,
ever,/ Evening at fire o'clock, Guarded. •
it:S4lll,l•lll7,ll:'l;',.;l.cEr.f.;DmticulnilitigOt.herhauiFo*Coach, called the Rock-
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pot COach,,witlra Guard, sets
out every, Aticritypts, and reaches Birmingham next, day at
Noon. Pa,ses by Oxford, Enston and Shipstone, to -the
Saracen's- Heal; Bul 1-st met, Binuinghatn. - • .
HULL, Northcave, Howden,.Thorn, -and Doncaster, Post-
Coach, every •Ittorniiig-• at half-past •Six •o'cloek, to the Cross
Ke,s, yarket-place, Hull., . .
• -1)01•Elt, Deal, Margate, Sandwith; Ramsgate Canter-
butt, Feverslun, Chathatni:Rocliester, and Stroud' new Post
Coaches, nnruing, `non, and Night.
kIERTFO,ED, Ware,: Hotldeadvo, and Cheshunt• Coach,
every norninK. •
•iTorrENHANI and Edruonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past
Teu, Half-past Two, Halt-past Four, awl Half past Seven
o'clock. - •••
wjLLIAm B. MOUNTAIN and C.o. respectfully acquaint
their Friends 'and the. Public, thatth-cv will not he account-
able far-any Writing, Parcels,.or'Luggn ge,,&c..of more than
yive Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or uarilaged, unless entered
as-Snch and paid for aecardingl•2 at the Saracen's Head Inn,
S Ito A:- Loadosa. - •