The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-18 00:00:00

PATENT' COPYING MACHINES.

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BY His Majesty's ROyal Letters r„i,i.tCllr, the
the-newly invented machine for Writing- with TWO
PENS, producing, at the same instant; TWO -ORIGI-
NALS, accortfin to the common Mode of Writing, is offered
to the Commercial, Levi.; arid Literary. World,
as well as to all persoms • desirotts. of preserving' authentic
records of thei r correspondence, statements, toinpositionS, scc.
This Invention, which is reduced to a pradice both easy and
free-ft-QM every clefed; has been sandioned
.by the' patronage.
of some 'of the rr!)st distinguished Charaders in the, World.
Many. persons who had Men oblip;ed to have recourse to the
Copying, or razlicr.lheSSing Machine, have oexp'erie.nc..d
the most complete satisfadioo in the use of ill:: isOcUBLL
WRITER, The trouble 'and inconvenience 14.4% the
former, are totally superseded by the /atter, which is-So
„justly for Med, that there can, .be no mistake in its use; and
construelcd with stkch in exactness and solidify; as
to exclude. the riece.ssity of all repair.
•By. this Uachine,- on • the r' sits, Which alone the
Patentee zestSliii-pretettslsns 'encouriigeriient, the
Merehant anerTrader, those concerned in the various de-
partments-of the public service' ' •Gentlerrien of almost every
description in the Law; and all persons engaked in an-exten-
sive and iinPortant correspondenee; will be enabled not only
to save great trouble and expence; bitt aTso to avoid the pos-
sibilityincarredness; to Which the best copyists -are too
fre;i uentl y
The Double Writer. will. be foutid peculiarly useful in
copying DrawingS ; and to Gentlemen who travel; it must
be More. valuable in point of accuracy. and secrecy thin the
most able and confidential Amanuensis. The execution of
the Machine is so exactly minute, as to render it impossible
to discover the slightest dilleretice in a hair stroke; or in the
marks of punduation.
These IVlttehines are attached to Patent Portable Writing
Desks ; and, in addition to their general and'aPproved utility
as a Copying Machina and Seetetaire, they are occasionally
fitted up for Travelling, with every necessary Article for
Shaving, Dressing, &c, Manufadtired and sold only by J.
H. Farthing, COrnhill,.London. • • -

COUNTY of WATERFORD; near the Seaport Town. of
YOUCHALL; UtELAND.

TO BE LETT, for Three Lives, or Foity,:cine
Years; or for LI yes renewable. for ever, paying Halt' a
Year's Rent-reneaval'Fine, the HOUSE and DEIIIENE of
CHERRY MOUNT, containing; by a late Survey, some-
thing more than
.11.1 Acres; but if more-pleaSityg to. the Te-
nant, a much smaller quantity of. Land Would be Lett with
the House, or the Demesne 601 be enlarged by adjoining
Farms. The Hous'e.is modern and Well built; and the si-
tuation and diversity Of ground truly pitluresque. The Black
-Water; a view of Which it commands; is navigable to it, and
by Land it is distant from the very desirable Town of Yong-
hail about FOuf Miles; besides possessing Many other adVan-
tages as a Country Residence.
Proposals iu Writing only Will be received by John Robert
Parker; Esq. No. ti; Upper Seyrnour-street, Poitinan-
square; or Mr. joint IN:eating, Youghall, ireland„

HAMPSHIRE.
MANOR of Wk.STMEAN.

k 0 BE LETT, and Possession given at Lady_
day next, the IvIANQR-IllitiSE, Garde'xis; -eicz. with
a tine rtifeadoW and Field adjoining together with the exten-
sive Royalty. The Mansiort is pleasantly situated at a small
distance trom the Village, arid has' every attached and. de-
tached Cohtznienec,. sUitable JO.. 4 .rk:spLzitable,....mily to
:Which maybe added the centieXiOhs NeighbZitr-
hood. The Vithige of Wcstirre4n i 3 tho High Road to
LondQri, Gosport,. Portsmouth; Saiistitity,- Bath, and
tot. At the Rent of 8-21. per y,:a.r.
For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Larchellor, Attor-
ney at LaW,. Clement's-inn ; dr Mr. Cooper,, Three
Kings Inn, Piccadilly, London and for a ViC:IN Of the Pre
arises, to. Mt, W. W-liitcher, at the Manor Farm:
A small Farm, contiguous t-) the Estate; consisting of
about Fifty Acres of Arita. Land; may be had at iVlithaelmas
not.

THE MEDICINE which is sold by the
prietor's sole lAgent; Mr. Tlwrnas Golding, No. 42,
Cornhilli London (and by his appointment at one eminent
DruggiSt's in e;rety principal Sea Pr.gt ih ,the United
Kin;.;..lems), to ,Prevent and Cure the YELLOW FEVER;
hi Loxes one guinea each, sufficient for one pekson-twelve
inonths; is a/*() the best rrescr':ati,,Z: of Ilealth in a Foreign
Climate, as will appear by Letters from the following re-
ttpettable Pers.on; viz.
1. Liston-, Esq. jermyn-street; 'St
_fairies s, to is Excel=
lency R. Liston; -Esq. British Arilbdssadot at Philadel.,
• '
T. j. liawkihsi_ Esq. Royal Islavy; to Mr. Golding.
1. lames; Esq. ditto, to 'the Proprieti.fs..
Captain Sail; Andromeda West Indianian.
Captain Hodgson; Hope, (Litt?).
Caftain Robertsen, Hero, ditto.
St. Anne's, I.lirri,irA,
Which, v. iti: other numerous equally respth.able
equivocal testimony of the never.:tailing.erliczey of this va.:.
luable Medicine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to be hYd erAtis;
at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Vhders'i and at many
of the principal Coliee=hOuses; Inns; Sec. about TBwn.

EXTRACT FROM. THE LONDON GAZETTE.
T has been the ,study of the Proprietors of the
well-knovht ANTIS CO 103 TI C DR() IS, first corn".
posed andprePared.b, thelate FRANCIS SP LSBU( Y, at
his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, ad.ctiritinued
onLv, and solely, there to r ,npitred guard. the
PuLlit agahl'st the praetisea
against Medicines posses.cin, .1' ; and asp
the virtues ut die Athiscorktuti:. Ind nor
oily apanadottiiu scorbutic <<"7. 1 %.-
source iri enianeotif .;_ .
.fna the attendaht ctiSea s : :
nnpai-Mq eack,bOtt!.. ~,Ie ';::ec-
tions, will testify; as welt he ,:n Diet. sour;
Writteii by the t
at the Dispensary), -5tr..,„.. ; , un-
der their sant:-.tion; such spi' ;
son, the Proprietors; by the favour. u. lliS Corn:
missioners:or the Stamp:Of-lice; have-aflixed 'a stamp bn each
bottle, printed in blaCk ink; with the words.'" Snilsbury and- •
Co. No. 15,50h0-square;''expresSed upOn it, which; if th 6
PUrchaSer attends to, t:44etha with the words ••. by tliti
King's Ptaent," on the bittle, bill, and N'vtailper,, With thii
addition of the King's Arms on the larger; 71-e: may be as
sured he has, obtained the •(', enUine Meacitie, as- ~
sold at the
Dispensary; Soho-Square; London, in bottles of ss. and IL 25..
each; ditty included.

To NAVAL arid MILITARY OFFICERS, CAPTAINg
of SHIPS, and Others engaged in long-Voyages; as welt
, as to PersonS. of Bilious Habits; and those of Sedentary
LiYes; are iroW recommended
LT ALLA M justly celebrated AN 'll BILIOUS
1. I LAXATIVE PILLS; SO UniierSally esteeined as air
irninCdiare and eifeetual Remedy for all Anfi.Aion or 0 bstruc..
non. of We Stoinach and Bowels,. . .
Bile; s . Sickness at Stornacb; Distention; and r';rip-
Indigestion; Bilious; or Sit.k Head-achs; ing or co i ick y Paint
Flatulency; Habitual CostiVeness; of ;
And are p:ltticularly adapted to the Cute 2old Pre.ventir.hi of
THE JAUNDICE
.OR PILES.
The invariable success of this elegant Preparation; allded
to its Sate, agreeable, and ‘.;ertairi.operation, has alre,,,iy ac-
quired it a decree of .celebrity conffdence- ti,.it
short of real Merit Could possibly obtain. :he
United Kingdoms'; on the Contirreot, at St. ' tilt
British Settlements in the Bast; it has been
serviceable as a preVerrtative of those severe • .
Which 4encralty arise froin obitrudion in
and which so frequently prOve fatal in h..
A single dose will gerrerally be fotind . : .
diction; as it Will invariably procure it toe
confidence Of,the patient;. as many of-t1i640-.. •
this. kingdOirr can testify who. have treitientl. , that
they never would in future be without a supply.
:One PiIIonly; taken at bed nine:, as occasion rtn require;
wilLgenerally oe found a sufficient dOse, req atten...
tion to diet or cold; being perfedly safe at every season ; and'
having been giae.4 with sintulaiiy good cfrit during preg...:
nanCy; they may be safely considered the nest and easiest
remedy ever ycr discovered for persons of bilious and costive
habits, and those ot'sedentry.li‘'es; whore a sufficient tAlort
of the bowels not kept up; and c;rtidities' retained Li the in-
testinal canal ale producin4 frequent X heaach:,,laugnor,
situde, sense oppression, giddinesS,-&-c, ,
The v+,'orst vises of bilious or sick head-tichs are certainly
and speedily rernost.ed by a single clOse,
is produced in a much sliorter iirne than could be i.i-6,litgd*
but nom experience.: ; •
Purchasers are .s;k:tested to the signature of Ed-,
ward Mahar,- in las- nand- th-
coYering cab,h boa. ; all hot: so signed are cutvrenit, anti de-
void of ell-teat:v. The k.:eniiint.are sold wrioisale
by -13', it, Borough, Lou-don Retail,-. by his as
poi-ntinent-, 2oy Baxter and Col: GlasgoW -And I...ln:burgh;
Shaiv end Co. Philadelphia; . /hill,: No. yo; l);,:oe-strtet,.
; joees i.utt Co.'s Store, Kingston, lama c,, ; anti py
all rep:tn.:ale 'Medicine Venderi lit Town and Coulltr, in
boxes of zs. 9d, 24, Ss. Sit. each, In included:.

t",:: Ills Grace CHARLES, Loll. Archbishop of DUBLIN',
Viscount. SOME 11. T ON .

VIY LORD,
WF=' the Clergy of the Dioceses of CASHEL
and E MLY, having this Day met to address you on
the occasion of your separation from us, really find it difficult
to give expression to our feeling,s. But though, my Lord.
we must regret that we are now to cease to be find. r your im-
mediate protedion, yet we
.trust .you will believe that we
cannot be indifferent to your Grace's prosperity.
You have prsided over us for 2.2, years, during which
period we have been repeatedly in many perilous and trying'
situations. On all these occasions your readiness to hear and
to counsel, your watchfulness and alacrity to succour and
protect your Clergy, demand from us the most public ac-
knowledgments.

We cannot, therefore, permit your Grace to withdraw
from us without this testimony of-our gratitude. _ _

Often have }-ou, in the Irish Councils, pleaded the Cause
of tile Church ; often'haveyOu stand forward to defend our
Rights; and recently, in the Imperial Senate, you'havepro-'
claimed is faithful at our posts, and zealouily discharging
our pastoral duties. We are not so presumptuous as to ar-
rogate to ourselVes the merit on this head.
• You, my Lord, made us reSpeelable,-by furnishing us with
the means of being useful. XVithout a single instance of se-
verity, but with a firm yet lenient hand,. you had Glebes
established, and Churches and Glebe-housts erected for your
Dioceses ; and, without the feeble aid of our testimony; the
Cathedral and Choir of Cashel, and the Records of its Dio-
cese, exhibit proofs of the zeal with which you have regard-
ed the Cause ofßeligion; We cannot•conclude without ex-
pressing our grateful acknowledgments for the courtesy
,and .
affability which We have individually, and ca all occasions,
experiencedfrom your Grace.
May Divine Providence favour you with long life to ex.
tend to others those blessings we haveenjoyed under the wis-
dom of your measures, and the example of yoUr piety.
Signed by desire, and on behalf or the Clergy., . .
Cashel, Dec. 4, ISOI. SAMUEL RIALL.

To which Adclres His Crace was pleased to return the fol-

lowing Answer :

REVERENT) B.R.ETHREN., .
I accept,-with most perfeA gratitude, this last ._mark
of your regards for ine, this honourable testimony of your
approbation of my coedul.'.t as • your Diocesan foi a'nove./za
ears. Much, certainly? was -.done- in -that tine by your
laudable exertions, to promote and secure the true interests.
u!' Religion. -Ey'yOur Unremitting zeal arid. co-operation,
without which all my efforts must have been inellidual,
Were added in that tune to the Dioceses of Cashel and Emly
rnany new Churche,s; Glebes, and Glcbe-houses. These
are puhtic records of your merits. They proclaim- them to
`the present generation, and will; I trust in God, be lasting
monuments of them to posterity.
Farewell—We part as wehave lived, sincere and affection
cite friends ; 'and may God grant us inclination and ability, in
otir respective situations, to fulfil oar several duties religious-
ly and conscientiously, towards those comthitted to our care.
CHARLES DUBLIN.

T a Meetilig of the_Gentiethem of the City and
Neighbourhood of CASHEL9 on Monday, the i4th of
Dccvniber, ISOI, pursuant to public notice