The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-29 00:00:00

A CAPITAL INN

TO BE LETT, and entered upon at Christmas
next, the CROWN, at SLOUGH, BUCKS, on the
.Great Bath Road, Twenty miles fro•n London.
For particuiars Inquire of T. Jarvis, Longford, Middle-
sex, Audioneer..

fILD WINE, meliorated by keeping large quan.
tities together in Vats, b 3., SPENCER z.nd RiUNS,
Wine-Merchants, No. 115, West end of Ne wgate-street ( re-
moved from Snow-hill, on account of the improvements
there); who, from fourteen years experience of keeping
such quantities as from a to 4000 Gallons of Wine together,
can assert, that their Wine is not only more agreeable in fla-
vour to the palate, but more restorat:ve and wholesome to
the stomach of the aged and infirm. They have Port, which,
after being ripened in a vat, containing twenty pipes, has
been in bottle from two to seven years. White W Ines, as
Madeira, Sherry, Bucella, Lisbon, and Mountain, they bottle
from the Vats as wanted. This mode of keeping gives their
Wines that decided superiority so well known and acknoW.
!edged. Such an immense stock enables them to serve their
friends - with superior Wine, of the best vintages, on their
usual moderate terms, for ready money. They send to any
part of the Town (not less than a dozen) free of expence,
They also have a very superior stock of Cogniac Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Rum, East-India and Rum Orange Shrub.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
GRAN TED to J.' •SIGMO N D, SUrgeon- •
Dentist, Bath, for his BRITISH IMPERIAL
DENTIFRICEandPRESERVATIVE LOTION. Takes
this method to acquaint hig..Agents, that in consequence of
the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, which.took place
the first of-this month,
,the following small ,advance has been
made on-the price of the above Preparations, viz.
The Bottle of Preservative Lotion - ‘. o 5 6
The Large Size Box of Dentifrice - o 5 6
The Small Ditto Ditto - - z 9
The Bottle of Anodyne Tindure - 02 9
The above may be
_had (together with the various sorts of
Toothßrushes construded on an improved plan) by Gattie
and Lea, No. 52, New Bond-street ; Hendrie and Son,
TichbOrn..street,( Golden:square •, ' Watts, 478, Strand.;
.Rownev, 95, Holborn Hill ; Geo. Cryer, Perfumer,.6B,
Cornhill ;. Golding, 42; Cornhill; Hazel, Yerfumer, Black_
friars Road ; -aid by the Principal Medicine Venders and
Perfumersin the United Kingdoms.
Sept. 23, 1802.

FOR THE AUTUMN.
A SWEETENER OF THE BLOOD.

rro those who are Afflifted with the Scurvy,.
11 Scorbutic EiliPticins, Leprosy, and other Disorders
arising from impure Bloodl. to those likewise whose Con.
stitutions have been impaired by the injudicious admini-
stration of Mercury ; to those whose .puerile indiscretions
have already given birth to disease, or sown the seeds of de-
bility ; particularly to those who, being married, or on
the eve of marriage_, are liable to entail corruption on their
posterity, it must be a matter of no small consolation to re-
flea, that when all other Medicines have Lilled, DE
VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS may confirizntly be re_
lied7on, as the most powerful Alterative, Purifier, and
Sweetener of the Blood.

At this season of the year, a Sweetener of the Blootl has
ever been deemed necessary, and it. is even' recommended by
the FacUlty as a wise precautionary custom ; the advantages,
therefore,mm
of, coencing. an early course of De' Velho's
Pills, on account of their 1111cacy, safety, pidasantness-of
operation, And co9l'_enitnce (requiring no confinement, or're-
straint in diet), .must he self-evident to every impartial per-
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son.

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It has also been „ascertained by ample experience, that
these Pills. are the b(ist auxiliary during the Praelice of Sea
Bathilig, "the-advantages of wiiieh:4re limited .to. the surface
Of the both', unless some mild alterative, cap-able of 'cor-
m-ding the properties..of .the blood, ble taken at the same
time. •

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Prepared'and sold, in Boxes,, :price 4s. .6d. or six boxes in
one, price it. 2S. by the Proprietor, J. Pidding,, formerly
Surgeon is the Army, at his Warehouse, No: 76, Oxtbrd-
street, opposite the Pantheon; also ,retail by Tuts, Royal
• Bxchange ; Ching and Butler, No. 4,.Cheapside ; S winney.
No. zi, ; Ward; No. 32.4, , Holborn ; Shaw, No.
74. Borough ; anthby every Medicine Vender in the King-
dom.

For BILIOUS COMP LAINTS, and DISORDERS oi.th'e
STOMACH and BOWELS..
Dr. LAMES's ANALEPTIC

rrHE Excellence of these .PILLS, as a gentle
1 purgative, and as a general preservative of Heaitti, by
assisting Nature in thexine discharge of the Aniinal Fundions, -
lia;.;"established ,their reputation as°a Medicine of the. first im-
portance: They •4re adittirably calculated -ter Disorders of.
the Stomach and Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious, a Gouty,
or a Rhetunatic disposition.; as well as for those whose Con-
stitutions have been-afiede- by a tOol6.tive or too sedentary
by a residence in -hot-Climates. 'They are likewise
particularly' kryicetible in' lead-Achs occasioned +ly India
gestion,.and• in • removing the• bad effeds -of 'free living; as
also in-preventing P,alsies and Apoplexies, so often the coal. ,
Sequence of intemperance. •
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The tendency of these 'Pills is to open-the pores by night,
and the body by day : they moreover. promote sleep, and re-
quire neither' confinement nor attention to, diet. Recourse
should be had to them on the first attack of a cold, or upon
any slight indisposition; and they stiouldmver be omitted at
bed-time alter an excess of eating or orinking; and thus
their distinguished -charaaeristic will be maintained of pro.
'noting longevity, so remarkably exemplified by their Inver;.
!or, who, by the constant use of-Incin, though a very tree.
liver, attained the age of seventy-five.
. As the .ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues to a
peculiar preparation,
.which has never been divulged hut'
to the: present Proprietors, they can only be had genii-
ine from them ;• and 'they are sold by. Francis Newbery,
-at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the E4st
End of. St. Paul's, a few doors froth Cheapside, ondon
and at Dr. jamea•a late *house in Bruton-street, in Boxes,
price 4s.- (id: each, Stamp included ; or the quantify of Sik
in one large Box for tl. 45., as it now bears a 35. SQ:np.

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Observe that th words, "F. New ar.a y, No. 45, St.
Paul's," are engraved on the Stamps. All others arc coun-
terfeits.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept., 7s, 18o:.

D9rwn;ng.street, Sept. 27, 1802.

The King has been pleased to appoint Col. Pre-
yost to be Captain-General and Governor in Chief,
in and oveTJ-Jis Majesty's Island of Dominica.

',Err-Office; Sr; t. 2E, 1802.

4th Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Lord William George
' Henry Somerset; frorn Halt-pay of the 4th Dtagotins,- to
be Cornet, vice Faulkner,. :who otchanges, teceiving the
. difference. • •
-2otti Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Maximilian Jber-
- res, frorn'Hompesch's Mounted Riflemen, to be Cornet,
vice Campbell, deceased.
--l'ornpesch's Mounted Riflemen, 'Lieutenant James Hughes,
;from IJie 'both Foot, to be Captain; by 'purchasp, vice
• Chollett, who retires. - -- •
sth Regiment of Foot, Major Arthur Gore, from. the 40th
- Fool, to be Lieutenant :Colonel; by purehase, vice Gooch,
• who retires. , • -
!..3th Ditto, Captain Tryon Bayard, from Half-pay of the
,4 rest Foot, to-be Captain, vice Schyler, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference. -
'2sth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon A. Williams, from Half-pay
of 4th ,Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Stewart, ap-
pointed to the Hospital-Staff at Jamaica.
40th Ditto, Lieutenant Williain Balfour to be. Captain I?s'
purchase, .Vice-Godfrey, .Akho retires..
47z h Ditto, Surgeon Thomas G tinning, -from Half-pay of the
4th Foot, to be-Surgeon,•vice Loalte, deceased. • -
9th Ditto; Assistant- Suigeon William Stone, from Half-
- pay of the Staff Corp, to-be Assistant-Surgeon.'.
4th West-India Regiment, Captain William Clunes, from
Hal the loth Foot, to, be Captain, Tice Yates, who
e.xchangcs,