The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-24 00:00:00

TO-THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

rrifiE NOBILITY,,PINTRY, and PUBLIC in
general,-"arric..V47;Tyliirorniecl, 1()I1N E3tJ RGEsti
• and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
cetuinues to be prepared by them in the same manner that
has given such universal approbation for many years past,
The long justly;acquired superiority of that Article to
Fully confirmed in the opinion Of the Country at large, and of
Persons resitlentin all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general_ utility- of their Essence of Anclioyies and other
rich Sauces for Fish, &c: induces them, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c, in
put-Chasing the.s'ame, as none is to be had of theik"Getittine,
• but at tklietr Warehouseas•under.. . .
Every other/Article in the Oil Trade ter family use, of the
4 best, quality.
• West-India Merchants; Captains of Ships, &c, Officers in
the Army and Navy, supplied upomthe shortest notice for
the East and West Indies, &c.
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filr For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for Fish Sauces.

Warehoube, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS 'PATEN:I,
GRANTED •to J. SIG VI QN D, Surgeon
Dentist, Bath, for• his BRITISH: IMPERIAL
DENTI PRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Takes
this method so acquaint his'A-gents, that in consequence-1)f
the heavy and additional Medicinca, Duty, which took place
the firsfof this month, the folloiving small advance has been
made oil the price of the above Preparations, viz.
The.BOttle of Preservative Lotion - ,C. o 5 6
• • The Large Size Box of,Dentifrice - o 5 6
The Small Ditto Ditto - o z 9
The.Bottle_of.Anodyne Tineture . - 0 2 9 '
'the above maybe lilid:(toOther. with. the various sbrts of
Tdoth-Brushes coustrWed on an improved plan) by Gat tie
and Lex, 52, llew,;-Ilond-street ; Hendrie and .Son,
Tiehborn-street, Golilen;•sqUare ;• • Watts, 475, Strand
Rowney, 95, Hoifiern'tfill ;. Geo. Cryer, Perfumer, 68,
Cornhill ; c olding,42, COrnbill; •Haiel, Perfumer, Black.
friars- Road ; • and by the Principal Medicine Venders and
Perfumers in the United Kingdoms.
Sept. 2.3, r&a.

M ERCHANTS, CAP.'OI.NS "ot S-fl I PS, • .
2,OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, and OTHERS. .
FOr NERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY,
Loss'of Memory, ' Feebleness,
Dimfiess of Sight, . Horrors of the Mind,
Painii*of the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints,
remblings, - &c. &c. &c.
N LTU TER 's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
41.: Li FE and HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of
the-first distinelion in this Kiltgrorn, as well, as others, by
whets it is acknowledged to possess.the most efficacious pro-
pett:es in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the
exhausted parts with freo juices; and totally re-establishes
the whole Nervous System.
- Gentlemen tram the East and West Indies,, whose habits
were relaxed by the heat of those Climates, have received
infinite benefit!. as Well as Oilicers belonging,to tile Army
and Navy,. whose Coristitutlons were impaired by hard ser-
vice, and the various 'changes of
Persons tar advanced in years should frequently:take a few
BoieS of this Restorative, which-. will amazingly strengthen,
them, be the means of
.preventing various disorders'', and in
some measure guard against the ravages of time.
Note.—This Restorative it' *prepared in Pills which pro.'
duce. more ,gradual and lasting etlects-_than all theinternal
forms; the finer parts of the Bal tarn are also better preserved.
A Pamphlet on, its virtues, with a 'List of Cures annexed,
may be had of the Venders,-price 6d. - * -
To be had at Wade's Medicine Warehouses, No. 163,
Fleet-street, and N0..:13, Old Bond-*reet; Tutt, Roy'al
Exchange; Matthews, Bookselleir;Strandi Bacon, Oxford-
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Tesstyman, York ; Binnt, Bbultselier, Leeds ; 'and all
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6s. 3d. the box; or it maybe had in larger Boxes, price only
IL Bs. which contain the quantity of six small boxes, as
made up for'the Army and Navy.
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Newsmen, or by inclosing cash in a small, parcel, directed to
Mr. Jot-11i Wade, No.' 163, • tiect.strcet, or at N0,.13,
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he oilers restoration in CaseS-tvhere the. -most eminent Prac-
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momentot By his Plan of Cure, pain is
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moved.

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progress of that Debility which might otherwise tend to ttie
most fatal Dismders.

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8101.1:h1 QUIS DICZRE FAL-11/141 AUDEAT ?

LOND,ON, SEPTEMBER 24, iBoz.

THis morning a Dutch Mail arrived, which
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My. PITT, we are happy to state, is quite rent),
verP/1 from his late severe indisposition.
On Friday last, the Earl and Countess of MANS-
FI EL L), and Lady CAROLINE HERR I ES, left Scone
Pdlace, for, a Highland excursion.
It was erroneously, stated in our Paper a few
days ago, that Captain Brtowri, who married Lord
THuRLOW'S Daughter, had gone ahroad. He is
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at Portsmouth.

We understand that when the Lords of the Ad_
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several -•,Doek-Yard's, the cases of the Artificers and
.others lately discharged; whose lon services, or
Inlrts received iti the execution of their duty, may
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conscientious discharge of his•public duty.
By a Vessel arrived in the Clyde, New-York
Papers have been received of the r tth of • August,
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The favourable state of the health of this City
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which tails • short of the week preceding. The
greatest mortality prevails, as is usual through the
summer months, among children ; the proportion
between them and aduits being as three to one.
" By private accounts yesterday from Philadel-
phia, we learn that the alarm respeeting the fever
was still very great, and that the inhabitants were
very generally removing from the City, as the most
effecthal means of preventing the ravages of this
dreadful distemper.

fuA French Frigate of 54. guns and 400 men,
Capt. TA!LLEUR, three months, from Brest, on a
cruize, has pot in at this port for water and, provi-
sions. She had anchored at the quarantine ground,
hree other Frigates, it is said, may be expelled."
The Count de COBENTZEL, the imperial Mini-
ster at ?arise, retires ; and is succeeded by the
Count de STADION, at present Minister at Berlin.

We have heard much of the shameful impositions
praniscd by the Parisians upon the English, ),vho
think proper to visit that Capital. The following
irmly he depended upon as a ba, and will illustrate
this ,position pretty clearly :—A Parisian friend
took an apar:tnent for a Gentleman in an hotel, at
the agreed price of 12 louis per month. He ar-
rived on the appointed day at the hotel, proposing
to send. to his friend to know. what he had done fot
him; rn attendant, he requested to look at the
apartments, amongst others, one suited him very
well ; on inquiry of his Mte about the priCe, they
were-25 louis per month—" but they were let ;"
in cise, however, the Gentleman should not come
th.; nigh., he might hay.f them ;—ten minutes af-
ter arrived his Parisian friendAwho conducted him
to the very same apartments,=ttey were, in truth,
let to him, for. tz [(Ails

Paris is perfe&ly'quipi.from any, revolutionary
or turbulent movements, and yet it is not to be sup_
-posed' that the French 'a're insensible to their situa-
ation,---the horror, however, of the Anarchy they
have experienced, and the miseries they have suf-
fered, is a sufficient antidote, at preient, against the
'oison. of .11/...m tcracy. A basket-maker, with whom
a Genticman lately conversed a few minutes, at
Paris, 'observed to him energetically :—" Je me
suis :-batiu pendant sept ans pour la Republique, is
L heti-6, &..,41.-loirt—PUn- est au (liable, l'autre
inn r . j
jamais vu, et de la troisieme e men fiche,
apes toutes les belles processes et les gros mots.
Je suis hien' hereux de pouvoir gagner mes qua.
rants cols par jour a faire des paniers, avec trois.
blessures, et ayant .paste par huit Battailles."
A projea has.been formed in France for effeaing
a Communication between the ,Rhine and Paris, by
means of the rivers Zorn,- Sarre, Seille, •Meurthe,
Moselle, Meuse,- Ornain, And IVlarne. The canal
• ;4.0 leagtics inlet-4th ; -121 of which is ill
consist of riverS naturally navigable; i 6 of rivers
which may be rendered so, anti .13 only will remain
to be dug:.
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In Herrefordshire thF. crops in general have been
exceedingly fine and abundant, especially Barley,
which has not been equalled many years, and will
amply corrapens,:e for the partial crops of apple's and
pears.
As Colonel and Mrr. MErcEs were rettlrning, to
Town on Wednesday afternoon, in their curricle;
a Ge:aleman's -carriage in sloanestreet, ran against
them' virh such violence, as to dash the curricle
almoc,t Jo pieces, Mrs, M. was thrown put, and
lay for some time almost speechless. Colonel IVI.
'as ;very much brgised. We are happy to he 4,
111,7 are both Li a fair wpy of recovery •

' ,NAPiIL NI WS.

PORTSMOUTH, Sur. z 3.

ARRIVED the Carriere Frigate, of 44 guns,
from the Mediterranean.

Sailed the Glottal:, of 54. grins, with Convids for
New South Wales.

Went out of Harbour, His Majesty's Brig
Raven,

Caine into Harbour, His Majesty's Mil-
Inch.

Arrived the Betty, GRAY, from Sunderland,
and Fox, BOND, from-Plymouth.
Sailed the Deptfcrd, Cow, for Plymouth, and
Nelson, DONALD, fur. Havre.