The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-09 00:00:00

THE PICTURE OF LONDON.

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NEW EDITION of. THIS USEFUL
WORK, with numerous. Correilions and ImproVc-
ments, was this day published, and ntiy be had of all Book-
sellers in Great Britain and Ireland,
.price Five Shillings
bound in red,
No: 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, Aug.'i4,-1,30z.

MODERN HISTORY. • •
T"E Ancient Part of _ Dr. NIAVOR's UNI-
•v E RSA L I STO RY beinr, now completed in :Nine
Volumes, the Public nre,resp:..ttfully informcd,'that the First
Volume of the Modern History will to published ory the Ist
of Odober, and that "a VOlume.wiil continue to bc,publish—
ed on the First Day of ever.), Month, till the Sixteen Vo-'
lotrie, of which the Modern Hijtory is to consist, .are corn
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'As the Public opinion of the merit and utility of thiS
Work has been Most tinetrui4ottlly expressed; by the. rapid
aid extensive sale of the Nine Volumes whiclihaVe appeared,
it is not deemed neeessary,to:emiatiate on. the. claims which
The Modern History will poss3ss, to a continuance of the
saine flattering patronage:
It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Uni-
versal History, in 66 iarge.Volwnes Oclavo, is either top ex-
pensive, or too voluminous, Dr. Mayor's Universal
_History,
in 25 moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most' desirable ac-
quisition. _ '

The Volumes are sold at ss. in boards ; or, -upon common
paper, at 35.94. in boards ; anri single Volunfes, or complete
Sets, may be had ()fall Booksellers.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard,
August 25, 18oz.

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DENON's TRAVELS IN EYGYPT, Price tBs.'boards.
Under the immediate Auspices of the Chief Consul of
France. • • •
This Day was published, -
Elegantly printed-in Two Vols.. Oetavo, on a fine wove De-
my Paper, and illustrated with many Copper-plates, con-
sisting of 'Views, Antiiptities, Patties, &c. &c. and`a Map,
of Upper and Lower Egypt, describing 'file Route of the
„French Army, price as. boards,
~
MRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT,
In ccmpany with severatpivisions of,the French Army,
(luting the-Campaign, of Gcneral-lionail4i-te :n CQuntr..,.
• • by .VIVANT • •
Translated from the French by EDWARD AIR; UST U
s-
• KENDAL, E.
which is.prefix;i;l;a Genuine History of the Invasion of
EgYip`t, from; the departure of the Trench Fleet from. Toulon,-
to the sup-ender of. Alexandria to, the Army commanded by
Grenerial Lord Hutchinson.
Printsd for B. Crosby and' Co. StationeeS,Conri, London..

' ,Ert NOVEL§. .
This, Day was published, in Three Vols. Price cos-. 6d.
THE WHITE KNIGHT • or, The MONA&
TE RV of MO RNE; a Romanct.
•' ' - 'By THEODORE MELVILLE, Esq.•
' London : Printed for .B. Crosby and Co,Stationers'-
,
court,,Paternoster:row, '

liVhere May be had, just published,
r. St. Margaret's Cave, in 4 vols. by Mrs. Helme, 'Ss.
;• or, The Chance Pedestrian, 2 vols., 7s.
,3:.:Llewetlyn,a Tale, in 3 vols. by Miss O'Keefe, izs.
4. Knight and Mason, 4 vols. i6s.•
5. Mistake ; or, Something beyond a Joke, 3 vols. tog: 6d.
'6. Emmeline ; or, Tilt-flap/1y ,Discovery, z Vols. 75.,
7. Adaniina, z vois by a Ladyi 6s.
81 Odd Enough io Sute, z*ols. Bs.
9. -Mysterious Friendship, az. vols. 7s.
to. Farrnei's Boy, vols.-by-Miss Gunning, i6s.
it. Ernestina, z vols. by Miss Holstein.

• A SKETCH-OF ALL RELIGIONS.
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This day was published, embellished with Eight Portraits of
' eminent Divines engraved from original Painting-s, the
Seventh Edition, with, considerable Improvements, price
35. Gd. boards,' . .
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A- - - • ' '
SKE TC.17,U.0f the DENOMINATIONS in to
which the CH aISTIAN WORLD is diiided.'
Giving-in Impartial Account of the 'I '
Atheist- Jews,
D;:ists, . ~-• • Chineseßeligion,
Pagans, . : ' " - Christians; '
Theophilanthrppists, Mahornetans.
Mso of the fallowing Christian ,Seas;
A ntimonians f tunrrs Reformer's
Arians' " ' Lutheians , kefugees
Armin ians- - ; Materialists Relief -
At na nasians • Millenarians , Sabellians
Baptists . Moravians S'abbatarian-s
Ea ,tterians • Mtiggletonians Sandemanians
Browiiiis . . Mystics. . • Scotcja Presbyterian
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Destrudionists Ncw Methodists " Shakers
DUnkers ' • New Americ. Sea Socinians
Er%l.Presbyterians Necessitarian. Sublapsarians.
Episcopalians. ' Non)urers Supralapsariatis-
FiftlalonitrellyMen Papists Swedenborgians
G reek Charch Pdobaptigts . Trinitirians
Flugonois Protestants . Universalists
liutchinstinians Protestant Dissenter Wiekliffites 1
Independents : . Onakers, . .
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Accompanied with a ersnastve to Religious-Aiodetation,
and Reflea.ions on. the Whole.

By JOHN EVANS,,.A4 M.
tinted 'for B. Crosby_ and Co. Statioherks-cOOtt, London.

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'Augusi iB, I e
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SMITH, .WARNER, and Co.'s Sole MANUFAC-
TURE RS of the :'oitly Extra-Superfine Permanent OIL
• COLOURS in CAKES and
_POTS, and Extra-Super-
fine Perinanent WATER COLOURS in CAKES, &c.
&c. -No. alit Piccadilly, opposite Air-titreet,
B
leaVe to inform, the Public, that +he 4ove.
Colours have been acknowledged by eminent ArtiStS,
•to be permanent beyond any thing yet discovered. They and
levigated by an extraordinary chemical process, to the
highest degree of refinement, and are also prepared in thd
greatest variety upon. the most improyed principles. The
xtra Superfine Peruianent Water Colours in Cakes, have
been declared tor clearness of colouring, fineness, richness
• of tint, brilliancy and durability, to excel all others.
The riiiich improved Oil Colours in Cakes, flow instantly
with .an abundance of colour in the most glutinous • dry as fast oras slow as required. These Oil Cakes may be
also used as Water Colours, with tile greatest ease and clean,
!Mess; and either as transparent or Opaque ColOUrs in oil or
water, are in every respect admirably compleaf. They are
levigated almost to liquid refinement; endure every climate
witlrout spoiling, are well adapted for Travelling, CoUntry
Residences, and to take Views at Sea, which cannot be .
jured ; ,and with, them a Pallet may be set five mirsureg.
The Extra-Superfine Permanent Oil Colours in Pots, pos-
sess the above property. '•
They also make and sell the following Articles, and every_
requiSitd for the improvement of fine Drawing, of the first
quality, wholesale, retail, and for,exportation, to.be had as
above, -viz.. .
.Five different sets of Crayon Pencils, .sokne of which
bear varnishing; five different sets of Impalpable Powder
Colours,. for :Pran4iarent or Opaque Painting, either in oil
in' water two...sets of new invented &Fly Culours, which
neither change nor crack off; and are partienlatly calculat.-,•1 to appear lire f 0.i1,--Colcfrs, when yarnished ; different
purifie4Q-ils,-;- two excel lent hrystatiite Varnishes.
one of which is
.proutteed by dissolution o.f '6' um Copal
purely in high rectified Spirits of Turpentine; "a inoSt curious
improved Italian Preparation fbr preserving and heightening
thelights-in Stained Drawings, equal to all. the freedoin
-Penciling, of-Opaque; or Oil Painting. Price as. 6d. per
Bottle. .

AR'T'ISTS OPINION OF tvartNEß. itmD CO.'S EXTRA..
FINK PERMANLNT COLOURS, &C.

GENTLEMEN,'
I do not th;lik it possible to.thake any further, improve-.
meat in your, fine Colours, particularly in.your iv-ker Co.
loaf's ; they seem to me to possess all the qualities an Artist
can.wish.; they
.flow freely, vouch sharply, work sappily,
handle broadly, or finely, petted firmly, and make even
washes with ease ; the heavy Colours you have given a thin-
ness to, and the light ones a sufficient solidity. They work
well without •,7;uirr, by ..which the purity of the Colours are
preserved, and the Artist- enabled to give the full depth of
Tint without being black or dirty ; and I have ;o add, .that
I think it a great acquisition that they, and other of yourex-
cellent Improvements, have been long since recommended to
me by that justly celebrated Artist Mrs. Mee; and that Lam
happy to find them so warmly patronized by many'Otheis of
great eminence ; and am only sorry, from your having plieasW
my ideas better than my_Own labour and close application for
twenty years past in the preparation of Colours, that Lain
as little knower in town as. to yourselt;''and'c'annot`therefore
give youlhat due weight in this opinion: which 'would ensure
your Articles that good sUccesS I- believe they Merit zuid I wish
you in them.

(Signed) CTIA2LES BYRNE.
- This is my opinion also, T.R. s E ELL:.
To• Smith, Warner, and'Co. 211, Piccadilly. •
In addition to the above, numerous are the Pp,trons of. the
Articles of S. W. and Co.'s Manufacture, but they cannot in-
sert-the whole for fear of ofiimt!e ; however, in addition to
the. above, :with submission; they ha pt the honour and satis-
fadiOrt to add the names of those distinguished Artists, R.
Cosway, ESq. P. Sandby, Esq. Mr. P. Reinagle, sen. and
Mr. R. Reinatiri, e, jun. • '
• S. W.. and:Co. beg leave to inforth the Nobility, Gentry,
that amoggst their late Discoveries isa.fine tree-working
full Body White, 'warrantects i permanent ; t undergoes the So-
vere.st tests, and every chemical operation, Without the least
change. _

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N B. Please to observe, that the above Smith is not, rand
never sijas, any way connected with Smith late of Norwich,
and therefore none of the above Articles are genuine but what
are sfatr..,ecl "London, Smith, Warner, mad Co." Scc. .

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a Chethical Preparation, which will neither soil the'
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the leather, repels water, keeps the ketch)" and comfortable,
procures the. finest jet black,- and retains its virtues •in 'all
climates.-' heat will not dimicish its lustre, and the dust may
bd wipedofl' without„kssening the .polish; it produces the'
most elegant lustre to Gentlemen's Hussar Boors and Dress
shoes, as well as to the Boots; Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the. La.,
• his sold by Robert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3,
Barnard's Inn, Holborn ; and by ,most Boot-makers , and
Venders of Potent Mddi-ineln the United Kingdom, in tin
boXes, at is. and ts. bd. each; with proper Brushes,—/I.
Likewise procutes. 'Boot Trees, if required, on which the
most faShionable lustre is produced with ease and ex p,edition.
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ELIXIR has over all other' Medicines in curingthe
above Complaints, renders any comments bu its virtuLs un-
necessary ; but the Proprietor feels it a duty he owes to the
Public to caution hem against Counterfeits; .and informs
them, that Ile neither supplier, or authorises any I-Louse in
town to sell his 'Medicine= and that it-can only be had.ge.:
nuine
,at, his Warehouse, the white Stone, House,..la Salis-
bury-square, Fleet-Streit. Messengers should, be, cautious
, to avoid two shops in tne narrow entrance into the:Square,
+' ho have the audacity-to write on their ..-vindows Original
.19-itry's,Elixir,”_ by winch the tin war- have been clect,verl.
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