The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-22 00:00:00

FRESH POTTED CHAR.

No. 107, Corner of Savoy Steps,
Dec. 8, 180,...
JOHN BURGESS and SON reipealay inform
the Nobility and Families in general, they have this day
received,- a Quantity of FRESH POTTED CHA It from
Winandermere Lake, which they can recom:nend to be of a
Superior quality to any before introdUced.
•New P. Sturgeon, Welch Sawaked Salmon, Brunswick
Sausages, New French Olives, &c.
• Warehouse as above.

ICITCHEN FURNITURE, LAMP, and LAMP-OIL
WAREHOUSE, No. in, Two Doors from St. Dunsrein'ti
Churcb, Fleet-street. •
'ARNOLD FINCHETT respectfully begs' leave
to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &e. that they may be
supplied at the above Warehouse with the greatest variety of
Articles or the best Workmanship, and on the moat reasonable
Terms, in Double Block Tin, Copper or Iron Kitchen lure.;Fur-
, comPlete Sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen
.Furni-
rinUre, at 81. Bs. or any part may be had separate, if re-
quired; Portable Roasting Jacks, with reflecting Skreens,
calculated for small Families ; Portable Cottage Ovens,
that may be used • over any Stove or common Fire,
sets of Double Block Tin Dish Covers ; a genteel as.
ortment of real Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and COll-Ce
IJUrns, elegantly mounted, and.of the newest patterns • tine
apanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies, Plate patterns; fie
Coffee Biggins,,ttc. in Pontipool and other ornamental
Japan; an elegant assortment of Plated Ankles, with silver.
Edges ; Kitchen7Ranges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest
Stoves • great variety of Table Knives, Jelly Mpuids,
Chamber Bathing Machines; Conjurers, or Travelling Kit.
stiens, calculated for Pleasure Parties' ; Phosphorus Tinder
150xes and Matches ; Hearing Trumpets to assist. Deaf Per-'
rns ; large assortment of Lanterns, and Patent
i.sallys for Staircases Sidebdards, Counting-houses, Read-
''g Chambers, Warehouses; and .various other purposes.
Genuine Spettnaceti

PATENT HAIR SPRING.
ROSS respeafuily informs the Public, that after
K much attention and expence, he has invented and
`drought to complete perfetti:m a SPRING for the HAIR.
wit :rile objed -of its construction a
is to en.:ble
es Gentlemen,
hout the assistance of .Servant or a Hair Drser, to ex-
Change a Dishabille for a full Head-dress.—The Spring is so
PPried to a Queue, that it may be fastened to or loos_
'fled from the natural Hair or a Pertniue in a single mo-
tient, Without the possibility of its. inadvertently falling
Zilr• It i$ Oculiarly adapted for Gentlemen who ride, hunt,
~,,,,,°ot, and take such exercise, as discomposes the Hair, and
'll be ►found an excellent expedient for Military and i‘aval
Officers.
tAS its utility will excite an universal demand, and thereby
oyoke a servile imitation, ROSS has procured a PATENT
h 2 .1t i and as the extent of that utility cannot be described,
,c Invites the Public to examine the Invention at his ‘Vare-
.lloUse for Ornamental Hair in all its various fashions, at
Oql Tlavern.9, Bishopsgate-street, within three doors of the Lon-
..._

DISEASES OF THE EYE.
COSTELLO's COLLYRIUM, or ROYAL EYE
TOIN"FMENT. HIS-Medieine possesses great and infallible
efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from
Whatever causes they may arise—as recent Colds, relics of
ethe Small-pox or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind of
acrimony in the Blood or Juices. In cases of 0 plithalmy,
114bitual Inflammation, excoriated and ulcerated Eye-lids,
and that hithertodeemed incurable Disease, the gaping or re-
N'erred Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising power,
:5 Physicians and Surgeons of" great eminence can attest.
V also clears and strengthens Sight, removes Specks and
'lrris, and restores the Eye-lashes, e,though apparently
may
appliedan at any time of life.
COSTELLO'S CERATE is a Medicine applied, with equal
'lrecess, to much more general purposes. It heals, in the
most etiedual manner, all kinds of Wounds, Burns, and
t 'aids ; and is the best known Application to old anal inve-
!rate Ulcers in the Legs, and other partS of the body ; many
thehich it has perfedly e, in Patient's (kischarged (very,
Serviceable Most celebrated Hospitals as incurable. It is also very,
'serviceable in the Piles, all scrofulous and scorbutic Sores,
ecl,lrfs, Eruptions, Chilblains, and Chapped Hands.
so?old boxes 2s. gd. each (Duty included), by, B. Shaw,
silo Wholesale Agent, No. 74, High-street, Southwark ;
I.,s° Parrat, 113, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square ; Wade,
tre'. Phi Bond-street, and 163, Fleet-street; Clare and Hil-
it; (late Swinney), 2r, Pall-Mall ; jeboult, 150, and
r g. 76, Oxford-street ; Watson, 137, 'Tottenham-court-
oad
pat& withers, 229, Strand ; E. Newbery, Corner of St.
s Turtl Royal Exchange; Brennand, 156, Bishops-
e-Without ; Vade, 46, Cornhi Cundell, 47, Minories ;
4rrrery, 2, Bridge-street, Westminster ; Meredith, 23, Mount-
borire,`', near the Asylum, Lambeth ; and Ward, 3a4, Ho!-
4-oncion.

.hE Public are reTctifully informed, that the
following is the Scheme of the State Lottery tor April
next.

SCHEME.
No, of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
4 of £. zO,OOO -is £.80,000
3 -- to,co, -- 3c.,,0z0
3 . 5,000 415,0c0
3 -- 2,000 t, 004,
5 1,000 -- 5,,,00
3t, _— . 10. , -- 3,0c0
6o -- so __ 3,000
12,500 -- 24 --- 250,000

12,603 Prizes
31;39z Blanks

44;000 Tickets.
,C 397.,000
Begins. Drawing April 4, -180,3
SWIFT and Co. State Lottery Office,-Poultry.

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CARPETS, I-ILARTH RUGS, tic.jCheap.Bargains),
No. 4; Coventry-street.
irESSRS. H0L.:.,11.?,S -and —Co. r6peeltially
IVI form the Public,. that their remaining Stock of the.
above Articles will, contiunc On sale only a, few days longer,
as the Premises ai'e di;pr.red cif, and possession will then be
given.

TO BE SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of' Chancel.), made
in a Cause, FA.RRE against Ell GG with. the Ap-
probation of John Ord, Esq. one of the Mafters tiff he said
Court, on Wednesday the Twelfth, Thureday- the Thir-
teeitn, and FridAy the Fourteenth Days pf• January,
between the Hours of Ten and Eleveno'Clock in the Fore-
noon of each Day, at the Tinker Inn, at Turvey, and at
the Halt Moon Inn, at Kempston, in the County of
Bedford, in Sundry Lots
A • Considerable Quantity of OAK, ASH, and.
..C3- ELM TIMBER, growing in the several Parishes of
Cold Brayfield„ Lavendon, and Newton Elossomville, in the
County of Bucks, and iii Harrold Hagsden,.and Kempston,
in the said County -of Bedford, .on different parts- of the
Estates of the late William Farrer, of Cold Brayiield afore
said, Esq. deceased.
Printed Particulars may be had at the said Master's Cham-
bers, Southampton-buildings,. Chancery-lane ,• of Messrs.
Graham, Lincoln's-Inn; of Mr. Morgan, Bedford.-square,
and of Mr Gatty, Angel-court,_ Throgmorton-street, Lon-
don; of Mr. Gee, Surveyor, at 'Purvey, near Oulney, and of
Mr. Kitelee, Surveyor, .at Cistlethorpe, near Stoney Strat-
ford,. Bucks. .

AFine Head of Hair is admitted to he the first
Ornament in Nature, which the. late prevailing
Fashion,'has made many a Lady and Gentleman repent cut-
ting off a 'beautiful Head of. Hair. The Proprietor of ,Stira-
cia's Italian Oils, is happy to acquaint them, that by using
a tew Pots of his Oils in time, they will have their Hair
restored more beautiful than ever, and also bring it to its na.
tural Colour, perfectly taking oil the disagreeable one. the
Wigs has left. It being the only thing in use at present
in Paris, which the Proprietor has just left, and is happy to
acquaint the Ladies of this Country, .that he has persuaded
the Parisian Belles to adopt the mode of -using his Oils, ac-
cording to the Diredions ; it is not only more efficacious,
but prevents the Hair looking so greasy.
To be had at the Proprietor's, No. q 4, Newman-street,
• Oxford-street, and at the. Shops as usual, at Ss. a • Pot, or
21. 14s. a Dozen. •

FOR RHEUIVIATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS,
PALSY, Flatulency,. Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general
Debility • and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS,
BRUISES and CHILBLAINS,
THITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF. MUSTARD,
( Pills and Fluid),are the most elleCtual remedies in the
World, having succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty,
and even of forty years standing, after every other means had
failed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above
Complaints, than all the Medicines ever made public.--
The Fluid is so singularly penetrating and speedy in its ope-
ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by
two or three Applications.
It is prepared and sold, at is. gd. each bOx or bottle, by
R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. ►s, Greele-street,• Soho,
Londonond may be had.ot every Medicine Vender in Eng..'
land, Ireland, West Indies, and America.-:
To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signed
on the Label by.the 'Proprietor, R. tpltnston, Apothecary,
,`No, 15, Greek-street,-Soho, London.

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THE NAVAL HISTORY •of the late WAR,
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.G.ENI.JINE CALCINED MAGNESIA.
Prepared byThomas and William Henry, Chemists, King-
street, Manchester, is sold wholesale and retail by them,
and by 1. Johrson-, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by
Bayley and Blew, in Cockspur-street, and J. Jeboult,
Oxford-street, in bottles at zs. 6d. or with ground stop-
pers at 4s. Stamp included ; and by an Agent in principal
towns. With each Boltlz. which is signed by T. and W.

Henry, are given ample directions ,for its use.
rt ALCINEIS MAGNESIA is highly beneficial
in all Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, attended
with acidity ; and gives immediate relief in the Heart-burn.
The effeds of intempera ce in eating or drinking are greatly
relieved by it ; and it affords one of the mildest and most
pleasant aperients," especially to persons who, from a seden-
tary life, or other causes, are'under the habitual necessity of
having recourse to laxatives., To persons of a bilious habit,
it ,may be recommended with peculiar -propriety'; and its
virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm
climates. Most of the complaints of Children in early in-
fancy, and eveirlt More advanced periods, are attended with
acidity ; asd in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great
advantage over other absorbents; viz. that it both neutra-
lizes the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it off, by
tiding as an efficacious yet gentle purgative.
. The superiority of the Calcined , over the Common Mag-
nesia Alba, consists in its operating in less than half the
dose; and in-cotter:ling acidity„ without increasing, like the
common or uncalcined Magnesia, that flatulency which is
generally troublesome to persons of" weak digestion.
In consequence. of considerable. improvements which they
have lately made in the manufaCture of Calcined Magnesia,
Messrs. T. and W. Henry are enabled to offer to the Public
their preparation of this Medicine, which has already been
honoured with the approbation of some.of the first Chemists
and Physicians of the age, With increased confidence in its.
superior purity. The Calcined Magnesia-prepared by them,
will be found to be perfectly deprived of air, tree from taste,
smell, or other disagreeable property ; and without roughness
or grittiness to the touch or the palate. This superiority.
over all other preparations of the kind, has been attained at
.great experce and labour,. and will be supported by unremit-
ting attenton• •