The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-10 00:00:00

'By NIAItIANA STARKE,

•
Authorqf The Widow of Malabar, The Tournament, &c.
• Critical Opinions on this Work.
" This entertaining Work is the produdion of an ingenious
and sensibre, Writer. The account ot the excavations in
Pompeii is the most ample in our language ; and the disco-
veries in 'the H.lrciiianeum also, are well detailed. ,Miss
Starke has very judiciously given instructions for visiting the
Curiosities of Italy, with Routes, Inns, Prices of Provi-
sions, Carriages, &c. which will render the Work a very
useful Publication to future Travellers.; indeed, it forms the
best Vade-mecum and Livre de poste:which we recoiled to
have seen. "—Monthly Review.
" This Work possesses considarible merit ; and when the
long-expeded hour of Peace shall set at liberty the gay, the
restless, the spendthrifts, and th;: invalitols, who pant after
Voyages and Travels to the delightful regions of France,
SwitZerland, ana Italy, it will be one ot the most useful
CoMpanions they can take with them. Ihe subjects are ar-
ranged with judgment, taste, and precision, and calculated
to spare the British Traveller the trouble, expellee, and in-
L'onvenience of incumbering his baggage with ten or twelve
Duodecimo Volumes of Vade-Mecums, the contents of which
Miss Starke has dexterously engrafted on her own genuine
stock of knowledge and observation."—European Magazine.
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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
March
rirlit PRINCIPAL OFFICERS-q' Ells MA_
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TUESDAY, IVEDNESPAY, and THURSDAY, the iphi
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Sines, consisting of
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Axes, Match, Cast, Bushel and Lump !con, C,pper,
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The whole of vibith riiaj. be viewed Ike .:I.c•ver till rbe (la";
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This Day was published,
(Printedon Four Sheets of lay 'c Atlas Paper), •
A NEW MAP of the ISLA Ni) of TRINIDAD,
1. made by order of Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B.
General-awl Commander in Chief of the British Forces in the
West Indies. -

Fly F. MALLET, Captain of the Surveying Engineers, 1,97

In which are delineated all the Lands granted by the
Crown of Spain since the first Establisittner.t ; likewise all
those Lands which remain to be granted ; accompAnied with
a short Descriptionof the Island, and a general Chart of thin
Gulf of Paria. Price 11. is. the Map and pllescription.
Printed for W. Faden, Geographer to his Majesty, and to
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. 5, 'Charing.
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MILITARY HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
This Day was published,
Handsomely printed on a fine Paper, in Two large Volumes
Medium quarto, price Four Guineas,' in beards, with near
“o Plates, elegantly engraved by the first Artists ;
A New Editimwith material Additions and Improvements of
itILITARY ANTIQUITIES respelling a
1111 HISTORYof the ENGLISH ARMY, from the
Conquest to the present time. •
By the late FRANCIS GROSE,-Esq F. A. S.
To which is added, by the same Author,
A Treatise on AnCient Armour and Weapons, illustrated by
Plates, taken 'from the Original Armuur in the Tower of
Londqin, and other Arsenals, Museums, and Cabinets, with
a Supplement on Asiatic Armour.
The whole now first arranged into Chapters, with a copi-
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'By the late JOHN WILLIAMSON, Esq.
Captain of Infantry.
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FROGS, TORTOISES, LIZARDS, AND SERPENTS.
DR. Si{AW's ZOOLOGY, Vol. 111. s..nt44,ing
a DesCription of the whole of the Animals which come
.under the denomination of ANIPIIIBIA, was this Day pub-
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THE EDINBURGH PRACTICE of PHYSIC,
. SURGERY, and MIDWITERY,
Of which a.coo as not been to be obtained for some
time, is now reprinting, with very great additions and
im-
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6il. each, of whith the first appeared last Saturday, and %via
be comprised in fifty Numbers, making five large volumes,
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This Work will contain,

s. An Introduelory History ofeach Branch of the Medical
Profession.
2. The Theory of Medicine, Physiology, Pathology, and
Therapeutics, from Dr. Cullen, and other Edinburgh Pro-
fessors.
3. Cullen's Nosology complete, in English.
4. The History, Distinction, Causes, and Cure of every
human Disease, agreeably to the approved Classification and
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S. The latest Improvements suggested by Medical Writers
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• 7. • Upwardstif Six Hundred authentic Formulae from the
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Pra6litioners in Edinburgh and London.
8. A number of elegant Copper-plate Engravings of Chi-
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latter Volumes. -
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Dr. lAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FOR the Rheuinatitims and. Cold's which prevail
at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and
efficacious as Dr. JAMES's -ANALPTIC-PI LLS. Their
peculiar tendency to peomote Perspiration, and all the natural
Secretions, will account for their singular VinUCS in these
Complaints, as well-as in many others to which the human,
frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They
are admirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach and
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those whose constitutions.have been attected by a too attive
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Palsies and Apoplexies,' so often the consequence of intem-
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of eating or drinking, and upon every slight indisposition ; and
thus their well-known characteritie of promoting longevity
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charge of the animal tunctions, and by keeping the consti-
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in health and Vigour, and prevent premature decay.
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genuine from them; and they are sold by Francis Newbery,
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF PEERS,

FRIDAY, ;kPRII. 9.

COUNSEL were heard in continuation relative to the Scotch
f)peal, Sir Robert Preston, Wirt. v. the Earl of Dundonald
and others, namely, Mr. C:iLtiEs, as leading Counsel for
the Respond..nts, at considerable length ; after which their
Lordships deferred the further hearing of the Case till Mon-
day.
The various Bills before the House were forwarded in their
respedive stages.
.Lord Viscount CARLETON presented a Petition relative to
an Irish Appeal, which, as we understood, cornea forward
rather out of the usual course.—The l'etition tvas ordered to
be taken into consideration on Monday next, and their Lord-
ships summoned thereupon.
A great deal of private business, such as arrangements fur
ihe'bearing.of Appeals, Sec. was transacted.
Several Private Bills were brought up from the Commons,
by Mr. STANHOPE, Sir C. 13UN5UR.Y, Mr. PANE, and Sir
Y, which being read a first tune, their Lordships
`adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

FRIDAY, APRIL 9.

Mr. BERES FORD moved for leave to bring ti a Bill to
amend the Ad relative.to the supplying of Dublin with Wa-
ter, and for the more elleaual supply of the same.—Lcave
given.
The Clergy Non-residence Bill was read a second time, and
committed tor Monday,
Sir W r L r.t 3at ScoTT said, it was his wish that the Blanks
should be filled up, anti that the Bill should be printed and
stand. over till after the rct:css.
Mr. BA KEIL moved for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent
Frauds and Abuses In the sale and admQasurement of Ashes,
and ether artii2lih of 'N'Eriure.--I.eave given.
Mr. At7:XANDER brought up the Report of the Woolwich
Larida' Bill, wh;eh was read sod agreed to, and the Bill or-
dered to be read a third time on Monday.
. Mr. FOSTER brought up, a hill for the better regulation of
the Linen Manufacture of Ireland, which was read a first
time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday.
The Loan Bill passed through a Committee, and the Re-
port was ordered to be received to-morrow.