The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-15 00:00:00

I " This Day writ published, •
hi One Val. Bvo. price 65.. boirds'
I r., BSE RVATIONS on the Present STATE of
N,..." the HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND, with a View
of the Causes ant probable Consequences of Einigration. ,
By the Earl of S E LK! RR..
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reps, and Orme, Paternos.
ter-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

Thrs Day were published,
In Three Vols. Crown Octavo, prie, it. 7%. in.hdards,
PECIMENS of EARLY- ENGLISH
CAL-ROMANCES, chiefly written during The early
part of the Fourteenth Century ; to which is prefixed, art
Historical Introduetion, intended to illustrate the Rise and
Progress of Romantic Composition in France and England.
,
IIy,qEORCF. ELLIS, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Burst, Recs, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row; and A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh. •
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Speci-
mens of the Early English Poets ; to which is prefixed, an
Historical Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the English
Poetry and Language, in 3 Vols. Crown (Mayo,
.3d Edition,
corrected, price il. its.- 6d: in boards.

• This Day was published,
In One Volume, J2IIIO. price 4s. in b3ards,
THE MORALITY of- FICTION; or, An IN-
QUIRY into the TENVENCY of FICTITIOUS
NARRATIVES, with Observations on.some of the most
Eminent.

ItyH. MURRAY,
,
Author of The Swiss Emigrants."
Printed for Lohginan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, l'aternos.
ter,row: Sold also by A. Constable and C. .'Andcrson
and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh. ,
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, }ratty published,
The SWISS EMIGRANTS, a Tale: .Ins Vol. c2mo.
price 4s, in boards.

• " The objed of this well-told Tale is at-onceto set forth
the-happiness which may be derived from the pradice of be.
oeficence in an humble and obscure sphere, and to-exhibit a
moving.pidure or the misery of which War is productive.
Monthly •Review, (lily, 1204
" This is aninterasting, atfeaing,'and instruaive Talc ;
replete with good sense, and good morals. The. Narrative is
ably written, the language is good, and the sentiments are
unexceptionable."-,Anti- Jacobin Rev. -Feb. 1804.
" The speelaule which this little Volume presents is the
Most alleting that it -iSpossible to conceive. It assumes,
indeed, the humble designation of a-Tale, but it is a Tale in
Which more onuine MJrality may be learned than in some
of the most voluminous Systems of Ethics. Though simple,
it is 'lnitial, anti. deeply interesting ; far more so, indeed,
than thousands in which every art has been eiOuinsted for at-
taining this objet. No man, possessed of common feeling,
will peruse this Volume wiehout having the. nobler propen- •
sities of his nature stren;thened and refined ; for it breathes
the real spirit of patriotism, 'domestic virtue, and rational
religion."—N. British Mag. and Rev. Aug. 4894:'

OFFICERS •of the. A RMY, NAVYy 4VIER,
CHANTS, CA PTA INS Of Sill PS &c..are strongly
recommended 11 N R's It ESTORATI V E: BA I.S ANI of
LIFE and HEALTH, which is taken by Gentlemen of the
first distinaion of this Kingdom, as well as others, by whom
it is acknowhalged to posses most efficacious properties in
the Cure of ‘Veaknesses and Decays. It SOpplies the ex-
hausted parts with fresh juices, and totally, re-establishes the
whole Nervotts System.
For Pains in the Back and LoinS, Cleets and Seminal
Weaknesses, perhaps there is not any Medicine, in public or
private practice, which has been more successful.
_ _

CASES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.
A Commander in one of His Majesty's Ships hag, in a Let.
ter,„acknowledged the great beneht receivNi from this Resto-
rative .113...1.5am, and says, 44 That the.Proprictor is at liberty
to chew it to any Gentleman desirous of taking the Pills."
An Officer of the Guards has also acknowledged that this
Restorative Medi,Ane is far superior in Weaknesses and Ner-
vous Debility to any Medicine he had ever heard of, and that
he *hemline feels the utmost pleasure and satisladion in re-
commending it to the circle of his friends and acquaintance.
Note—This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which pp.
duce more Listing eireas than all the internal' forms.
Tolle bed at Wade's Medical Warehouse-, No. t 57, Fleet-
street; and at .NO. 13' Old Bond-street; F. Newbery and
Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's; Mr. Mathews, Bookseller, Strand;
Tutt, Royal Exchange,; Bacon, Oxford-street ; and of all
other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, p; ice,fis.
3d the Box ; or it may be had in larger Boxes, price only
tl. gs. which contain the quantity of six small, Boxe.;, .AS
Made up for the Army, Navy, &c. • . .
*,4 A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Restorative, with
List of Cures annexed, may be had of the Venders. 6d;

FOtt TEITWAN 0 GUMS.
rrHE ESSENCE of PEARL,, and PEARL
DEN-011,u re E,. Invented by the late 'neon lismeor,
Dentist to Her i'blajesry and the Prince of Wales, arc greatly
superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto
made use of; they will effectually 'preserve the Teeth
in a sound state, even to old age will render them white
and beautiful without the least impairing the enamel, fasten
such as a re loose, keep sut.ll as areal ready decayed from becom-
ing worse, prevent. the Tooill-ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy
in.the Guots, .and make them grow firm and close to toe
'Teeth. -Theilikewise render the Breath dclicately sweet,
and reirudy all those Disorders that are the t.onsequence of
Scorbutic Gains and bad reetlt.
In order to prevent the Impositions daily *pr-i',tliserl by per-
sons counterfeiting the above..iiienttune I tong.establisheil dieiaes, the iollowing Words are (by permission) engraved in
the Stamp, "J. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur.
street," and hone are genuine but what have those, words en-
grave& in the Stamp, and also -a label with the words.
Bayley and Blew, Cockspurestreet. London," pasted on
the back of each. Bottle and Bok. And all Venders of the
above Medicines aro hereby infigitted, that counterfeiting. the ,
Stamp is felony.
The ESSencoand Dentifrice ire sold wholesale and retail
Cockspur-strect, London, price
absy.l.l9'dlY. eltat7tdpsn.lieilvt'ißbjedo*.. 5'

NhW Mt.t.)ICIN:. ACT.
NEWBERY and SONS No. 45, St. Paul's
1
1: • •Church-y•rti, 'London, Proprietors' of Dr. lialleS'S
rerwde? 40d other valuable Preparations, intinin the Public,
that in consequent.e.of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
that' Medicine will be in future 2S. 9:1 per Packer, or
, I, str. 6th per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had
for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com-
missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate usf, in which the
words, " Newbery, No. 4s, Sr. Paul's, ' are engraved,
and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security
against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be
discontinued.

The following are the Prices of their Medicine's, to the
first twenty of which Mr. Ne.wbery's Stamps
,are affixed,
but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al-
l Owed the Stamps gratis.

I. d. s. d.
Dr. James's Powder 2- 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 -
Do. lila Bottle 24 o Dr. Austin's ehalybeate
Dn. Arialeptte Pills 4 6 , pills
4 0
Do.
large Box - 24 0 FreakesTina.of Park 4 o
Steer's Oyo deldoe 2, 6 ' Dr. Iluxhant's ditto
Do. Convulsion Oil -z 6 Tonic Pills - 3
Ditto Nitre-Drops - 2 6 English Coiree - 2 9
9
Do. Camomile Drops. 9 .Dr. Hooper& Pills t' ta
Do. Paregoric &Lenges t 46 Grant's Drips / 16
AnginzauPs Blois ditto t t 6 English's Scots Pills I 0
U.ssence {..'oltstOot 3 6 Henry's Magnesia - 2 6
Mr. Spence's DentifriCe 4 o- Norton's Drops -5 6
Silar o 9 Spilshtiry's Drays s 6
err
klietthi. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9
By 's Bilious pins
.4 6 Greentiuoes Tincture t 6
Rssenceof Petiperrnint t it DO. Tolu Lozenges t 16
Glass's Maglle;i111 - 3• 6 -E ssence t,t Ginger - 2 9
N. B. As many -Persons, pArticularl.r. Messengers, mis-
take th. Finuse or Messrs. I4iewbery, th...:y think it necessary
it, poiat out, th,it it is at the East of St: Patti's, tow
,Doors train Che.ipsirle, with these wuri.is inscribed on the
Front : 'i'iii f)NLy WAREHin;St FUR 1)k.
POWDER."