The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-03 00:00:00

THE LAND WE LIVE IN.

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ON the various Readings and Rehearsals of this
Play it was honoured with the most distinguished and
liberA commendations • but, from various-causes, it was nut
so fortunate on Saturday night.
,The Author has been ad:
'vised by his Friends to submit it to the judgment of the
Public in general, who, by a perusal of it, may form their
own opinions on its real or pretended merits : it will be push-
,lisped therefore on Saturday next, to which will be annexed
the Pielude, Epilogue, and Preface by the Author of the
Play, by Mr.. Bell, at the Weekly Messenger Office, South-
ampton-street,
Strand, price as. 6d.

NEW SNUFFS. .
MHE 'NOBILITY, GENTRY, anti AMA.
TEURS are respeafully Informed, that E RIBOURG
and PONTET,'Snutl:makers to Her Majesty and His Royal •
.Highness the PrinCe of Wales, haVe lately received an Assort—
ment.of NEW and other RAPP EE SNUFFS, which, from
their particular fine Flavour and superior Quality, have met
with the approbation of His Royal Highness and several of
•the Nobility.
F. and P. have also received a. large Canister containing
n6r500 pounds of LUNPY FOOT's IRISH SNUFF,
which has been landed within these few days from the Eliza,
of Dublin, and is now selling, warranted genuine as import.
ed, at their Warehouse,, No. r 34, Pall. Mall, facing the Hay.
market (removed-from Coakspur-street).
N. B. Have no connexion whatever with any other Shop.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
•
On Monday* January 7, t/35, thb Ship Inn, Dever, at
Two o'CLeck,
MHE CUT TER. CAMPERDOWN, with her
G uns And Stores, ready for Sea ; particularly well cal-
culated for a Privateer, having very•lately been discharged
from the King's Service, with the repute of being, by alter-
ing her trim, become so last sailing a Cutter, that she beat
every thing she sailed against.
'She was built at Dover in the year i 793, Burthen. about
y5B Tons, mound half inch Bottom Scantlings, the same as
those built for the Service.of His Majesty, copper-lastdoed,
sheathed with Cepper,.and in every reaped a most complete
Cotter.-

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Immediately After will be Sold, sundry Lots of PRO VI-
SIONS. ft-

For Particulars apply to Mr. john King, or to Mr. Peter
.Watts, Auctioneer, Dover.
" Dover, Decern)aer AT, 144.

PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSk.
*PATCNT;AIF,DsTr.AnS AND TAWAS. -
BIPFLER's furnishing Upholstery, and 'Cabinet
;Ware-rooms and Manufadory, Nos. 13 and 14, Cathe.
rine Street.. A large assortment' of articles of the newest,
neatest, and most acondmical Fashions, of well seasoned
materials, and excellent worktnauship, with.. semiii im.
prolleMelltS.
BUTLER respeafully relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices
and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his aril.
elei. It is well known that Bur Lea. has two patents, ann
for Tables, -thil)ther for Bedsteads,. 'the principle of the first
,is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to
be a great improvement ; .it renders them more , convenient
for llouses, and much mere portable. The principle of the
other is applicable to Most kinds of Bedsteads,'as Four. Post,
Tent; Sofa, and Chair Beds, which, latter are singularly use.
ful in sickness,, and each when. shut up, make. a handsome
piectraffUrniture for aSitting Room, Dressing Room, &c.
. fhe Four. Post altcl Tent- Beds go together itt all parts with .
brass, .and arc fixed with
.much
,ease without the help of
tools or tacks or nails in die furniture, and are very portable.
Particular kinds of the, above, adapted lcir Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy, and hoe.climates, alsolportable`Chairs, &c.
Bel-Lea's Patent Manufadures hive been graciously
pa-
Nonized bithelting, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho-
noured by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry,
and.have been bighly• approved of in the Ltsf and West
ladies : the merit of the Articles 'have thus met with fa-
v'bUrable,cncouragement, 'and !Or which he.returns hisgrate.
tttl acknowledgments, and cannot .but netice the kind Of.
flees of some others, who Ax up large Sign.BOards, with
BUTLIR'Sname inscribed, which may help also tO promote
his Business, •or should'it be designed otherwise, he, by the
permission of
,Providence, inanufaattres and sells his Supe.
nor Four-post And other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and
Cabinet Articlesas above namely, Catherine.sfreer, doors
from the Strand, a,Brick'front Rouse, where he has con.
struaed several Tools and Machines for working the saute,
and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring them
to that utility at degree of perfedion- at which they now
are. At the same place may be had every Article for the
eompletelv.r urnishing Houses. N. B. For Exportation,

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTFIMAS, AND CON-
SUMPTIONS, •
12 088 ER D S'S IMPROVED :BALSAMIC
ELIXIR; or, -COUGH. extraordi.
nary volts' Virtues, that let the Patient be ever so emaciated
or reduced, after having tried every medical Assistance to no
purpose, it wilt att ai it were a Charm, and instantly relieve
tticernclst inveterate CoUgh ; give case .and freedom to Perspi-
ration?. promote gentle Expeetoration, Strengthen the whole
Debilitated Constitution, procure the refreshing comfort of
Rest and Sleep.; and quickly etled a permanent. Cure for
the must obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Con.
surnptions.

.Nest an Instance has occurred, though takea by near Sixty
'Thousand Patients, wherein these Drops hive been known
to fail relieving the above Complaints in faCr too much
'cannot-be said in praise of so valuable u Remedy; as it only
requires to be known to meet universal preference. A fur-
ther account of its Virtues .may he Seen in the -F.vangelical,
;European,. Ladies, and Gentlemen;' Magazine, 'of j'anuary
18eq. • • ,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at mr. Butler's, No. .4,
'Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster. row ; and Retail' by
Hazard, Bath; Trewman awl Newton, Exeter ; Goadby,
'Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton; Collins, Salisbury ; Cre.
gory, Brighton ; Wood, Weymouth; Stevenson, Norwich;
W 094, Shrewsbury; I3alarn and Sharp, Portsininith; Hard-
ing, Gosport; 'Weston, Portsea;, Payne and. Cookworthy,
Plymouth • Brown and Sheppardi Bristol ; Macdolteld,
taasgow ; lllitchel, Aberdeen ; 1 overvess i Scott and
• Smith, Edinburgh; Walker, Newcastle.; Moss and Greg.:
son, Liverpool.; Stains, Manchester ; Chester,
Neales. Dover rSimminuls, Canterbury ; • Wettons, Chert.
bey; Wheeler* Battle; Keymer, Colchester; • Watkins, Here-
ford ; Simson; Hertiord ; Smith, Betitnrd; Edge, North.
arnpton ; l'yrnha, Worcester ; Nott and Lloyd, liirtringham;
Ayiesworth ; Smart and Rusher, Reading; Bach,
New• York ; barrier, Barbadoes; kloll and Call Well, Dub.:
lin ; and eft Rialtos ate Withih ; and by most Book-
sdiers and -Medicine Venders in every Town in the united
; in Bottles at Gs. mid '3S. 9d. each.
.His lajesty's Honourable Commissioners have tr.,,en pleased
to order the Name of R. Butler, No. ;l, Cheapside, in be en-
graved on a Black Staihp, which Scamp is affixed to 4441
Battle ; all other alto CottutcrfFits ,