The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-26 00:00:00

'TO PRINTERS, eze,

TIM PROPRIETOR Of an Et. STABILSHEP
PRINTU\d-OFFICE, through ill health, wishes to
DISPOSE of his BUSINESS ; the CortneetiOn the most re-
aPectable and lucrative. J'l, part 9f the Money may remain on
g,>od security. The whole of the Rim required will not ex-
-20001.

Address, with real olnie, to A. Z. Mr. tusby's; No. 1,
Great Newport-street, Leicester•square.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, •
In Three Volumes unio. price Iss. hoards,
A lt- I A N. A NOVEL.
. When first.thy sire-to send on earth
'Virtue, his darling child, desigii'd,
•
To thee he•gave the heavenly birth,
And bade to form her infant mind.
Stern rugged Nurse! thy rigid lore
With patience many a year she hors;
What sorrow was, thou bad'si her know,
• Awl from beg own she iearn'd to melt at others' r of.
Ode to Adversity.—G en%
Printed for Ltrgman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Br, ivn, Pa,
tertieser-row, London; and Manners and Miller,. Edina:l.4a.

TENTH NumBER, C:_:ntainiris FOUR. „ENGRAVINGS.
' This Day was published,
Ia Super Royal Folio, Wice Two,Gulueas, and.on Imperial
Paper, with Proof impressious of the Plates, Price Three
Ci.n;aeas and a Half,
THE TENTH NUMBER of the BRITISH
- GALLERY of ENGRAVINGS, Consisting of the fol-
lowil,,:;" Subjects :—Letter ChristOpher—Boys-..
Illsers----Metzu—E/sheimer—Poussin—Matsy.s.
MX; All•the- Plates in this National Publication are en-
graved in the Line or Stroke manner by the first Artists itt
_ Country..
tThe Worl will eowist of Twenty-five Numbers, and will
an a splendid Collection of One Hutithied Engravings, frkto
an. he facet Pictures in-this Country, and will cont in (besides
ACZolllll of etch Picture, austa,Lile of the Artist) a shoat
istory of the Arts of Painting and 7:::::47avlng, ivluding the
E-4,••••Ind Progreq.,-ofthose A'f,;-iri Great Britain: •
by EDWARD FORSTER: , A.M.
The Eleventh and Twelfth Ntuabers are in forwardneskS ;
hoel is hoped that-ihe -spirited and uniform fn anger in
ild this Worlt:has hitherto proceeded, will merit the tem-
./Ili:1k" and receive the contitmed support of the public, who
assured that the exertions of the Proprietors will he
unabated until it is completed. The British 'Gallery of En-
Rr
isavin;sountr -will then be, as a work of Art, without a rival in
th Cy.
The Nunibers arc delivere'd in the order of Subscription,
(*course the earliest Subscribers will receive the best Im-
pressions..
Published by William Miller, Albemarle-street ;• John Mnr-
taY, Fleet-street; and J. and A. Arch;,Cornhill.

TO THE LADIES.—A CARD.
"
•LADIES Ivlio have experienced the unplea-
4. s-antness of the Hair falling out of curl, from perspira-
th (m, in the present warns weather, are respectfully informed
at the- use of ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL. CURLING
FLUID will remove this inconvenience. This Fluid is with-
out competition for dressing thesilair, giving it such a gloss
tharo lovely appearance as can be obtained by nd other means
atever,.and, by its nutritive quality, gives such firmness to
e• Curl- that neither damp, perspiration, exercise, or any
other cause, will in anywise affect it, and is so superior for
false hair that it is generally used by the •first,rate- Hair
Dressers to give a finishing polish to their Head Dresses and
to keep in the Curls, no other article answering the same pur-
,oit is composed of Vegetable Balsams, imparts a reviving,
grateful fragrance, anst wonderfully thickens aid promotes
the growth of Hair.
Suid by the Proprietor,James Atkinson,Perfumer, 9, High-
street, Islivimsbury, London; by Bayley and lllew, Cocksput-
t ; Berry, Greek-street; Rowwy-, Hatton-garden; and
'uott Perfumers and,Hair Dressers in the Empire, at 3s. 6d..
aad larger Gs. the Bottle.
stN- 13• As there are Counterfeits,
rlease to observe the ge7
ni •
'lc 1.3 signed "James Atkinson. -

•
DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c.
C 13 by the .uniform success. at-
DuRAQE
tending their peculiar inethocLof treating a few preva-
.ent Complaints, tontirined by the experience of .many years
resu4 ve.ry extensive pradice, sensible also of the happy eifi!ets
Znlting to the public from men of professional skill con-
'oe their attention to a certain class of Diseases, Messrs.
.1()SS and CO. continue to dired their studies to those
'sclders arising front a secret destrudive habit of incOn-
,l:'erate youth, which not only occasions a numerous•train
nervous afiedions, but entails also on its votaries the
'"stvating imbecilities of old age. In all such distressing
pe36es of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educated. Sur-
.".ebP. of London, they 4er a firm, safe, and peace} Resto-
t`4, tion sorted and vigorous Health. In the early stage of
e°'Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a safe and supe-
rrted, to elfedually remove every vestige of the corn-
in two or three days, and oven in the most deplorable
:tdges of this melancholy disorder, however inveterate or
~;"jl'olplicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in
or exercise) insures to the patknt a perted, speedy, and
ore. As frequently arising from or connected with
ti 4 complaints, Gleets and Stridures have not escaped
lneLT ; for by improved, mild, and efficacious
4411'5, tlie:y plede themselves to remoVe such diseases,
reealt or of long duration, without resorting to the
ful and dangerous use of the caustic.
b_Sueli has been the agreeable result of a pradice of fifteen
•.t`_'nrs, that their-mode of treatment has !lot in one single in-
th ever proved abortive ; during w hich Period many
ab9"saral. persons of both sexes have experienced the happy
4,_.loyrnent of being perfectly cured, after severe and injurious
Is.i.xis had been persevered in by others to no purpose.
poi l!ese considerations .tirst induced Messrs. CUSS' and Co.
to oiler their advice,- and they presume their pre-
aides!°,lB constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented con-
oelre
.which they have by the Public been so liberal.
cokrisitlted at their house daily, personalty, or by
Paerents of either sex, with the greatest secrecy,
`4„lea,te Ne,! andhotiour.
ems the country statinethe particulars of their case,
cr. manner of livin- &c. Mclosiree, a Bank Note for
"v'ee•hnd -
toe the !clues, tie, same will be forwarded to any part. c worn.
atk(i-t.u? ;mg Co. Surgeons,-Not 13, Bouverie-street, fleet. ,

TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION,
- By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's, on Th urtlii.y, July- 16,

r`lrH Al.` Ifighly.distinguished • MANSLON-
HOUSE, with its Offices Pleasure Grounds, Groves,
Gardens, and beautifullY•wooded Park, known.aS BUTLER'S
COURT, formerly the Residence of
Right Hon. EDMUND BURE.E,
. • And lately.occupied by Mrs. Burkc, deCeased.
The Mansion is a substantial Brick Edifice, -with two wings
connected by colonnades; containing a suite of well-arranged
principal Apartments on the Ground Floor ; two Staircases,
excellent Bed Chambers and Servants' Itoonis, and- nunicrouEs
attached and detached Offices; Coach-honse, and Stabling for.
Ten Horses, with Convenient Out-buildings. . .
The Park, Pleasure Ground, &c. contain about ONE HUN-
DRED arid SIXTY ACRES, of which nearly one-half is very
productive Meadow Laud, and about FIFTY' ACRES uncom-
monly rich Pasture. . .
The whole Estate is FREEHOLD, and very pleasantly si-
tuated near Beaconsfield, in Buckinghamsnire, only 24 miles
from London.

To be viewed, by Tickets only, to be had. of Mi. Squibb.
Descriptive Particulars may be had on the Premise, ; at. Gar-
raway's ,at the Saracen's Head_lnni Beaonsfield ; of Mr.
Fladgate, Solicitor, Essex-street, ; and of Mr. Squibb,
Szsvilleplace, where the Plan and Elevation may be seen.

I4E,UMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOU'T'Y
tV A FFECII()NS, with their, usual' contomiwits,
Spasm, or flyilig Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene-
ral Debility (originating in whatever. source), are relieved
and frequently cured by WIIITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of
MUSTARD Pi LIS, after every other means had failed.

_The'FLUIP ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the
Pills in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the
most alive, penetrating, and dirq.lual remedy in theworik
generally curing the severest SP e,:AINS and BRUISES, in
less than,half the time'usually taken by OpOeleldoe, Arque_
busade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used
immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning
black.,

‘V.HITEHEAD'S. KAMILY. CERATE is equally effi-
cacious-for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic
Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringwortns, Shingles,
Bre-dcings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore
and Inflarned Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic • Humours of
every description. . - .• ' -

Prepared only, and sold ,by R. johnston, Apothecary,
No. _ 15, Gretk street, Soho, London. -The ESsence and
Pills at as. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. arid as. 9CI.—
Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
41„-* The genuine has a Black' Ink Stamp, with the "name
of k, lohnstoti inserted on it.

THE value 'of 'Dr. FItEFMAN's • GUTTA
SA LUTA RIS has been so long proved, that no,
thing of the present day. can bear a competition with it,
in all the dilThrent stages of a certain Disease, which
it effeduallyeures, vradicates- from the habit, with.
out exciting' the paintut teeiings ..end exposure that
attend Salivation--without debt taring the Constitution
in any degree, or-even requiring confinement from busi-
ness, or restriction of diet. Tlie radical virtues of these
inestimable. Drops have proved their claim to public appit.„
bation, for moie than thirty years. In all the debility of both
Sexes they prove a .never.tailing Restorative, whether the -
d..bility is • produced, by too tree use of Mercury, .by.i'licit
pleasures, or the elfeas of a warns climate. To Travel era
and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too
strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete
Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that
gads the Bladder and Organs of Urine. liy its efficacy
many Women have become Mothers, who liar maiiyyears had
been deprived of that happiness,
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. .
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap.
side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail, by Belain and
'Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and lolAon, Gosport ; All-
nutt, Weston, Mallory, and tones, Portsea ; Trewritan,
Exeter.; Cookworthy, Glenville' Gilbert, and lioxlind,
Plymbuth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and - Macd nald,
Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, Edin-
burgh ; Crutwell,• Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Groroan
and Billinge, Liverpool ; StaineS and Lynciii Manchester ;
13owen, Norwich ; Knott • and Lloyd, dinmingham - Gre-
gory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most
Medicine Venders, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. 45. oil and 255.