The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

ANTI_ I ACOBI N. Superb Edition.

vr, R.. S.TOCkDALE respettfully .informs the
A.V.t. Public, that he has purchased from the Assignees a
John: Debrtt, Bankrupt,- the remaining Copies of that
highl y-elAcenied• Work, the l'oetry oft Anti-jacobin, beau-
tifully printed in one• Volume, Royal 4to. on the finest wove
hot pressed" Payer, and now offers'them for -a limited time,
at half the original rice, viz. los. '6d.
Piccadilly, Miircit 27, 1562.

• HIGH HARROGATE. •
o 13g LETT', pleaSantly situated near High
Harrogate, a'.READY FURNISHED- HOUSE, by
the month or year, -To be entered on immediately. The
Tenadt ►uay'be accommodated with Coach house, Stabling,
and a quantitylif Land, it required.
For further• Particulars, apply to Dr. Jaques, Wedderburn
Muse; Harrogate.

A CAPITAL INN'in HULL.
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TO BE., LE rr, and eutcred upon at Martinmas, 18oz,
Mii.E.NEPTUNE INN and. TAVERN, lately
built in a superior stile of modern Architeatire, and
which for nuniber and size of .Rooni spf all descriptions, Cel-
lari, Carriage-houses anAl Stables, with excellent -Chambers,
Biewhouse, Yards, spacious Garden Ground, and every
other requisit&convenjence, is allowed to be une of ttie first
Inns.in 'England,- _

• The inereasing-state of the Trade and consequence of the
Town and Port, the•great improvement now making for the
accomModatiou of Passengers between. Barton and Hull, and
thoadrattigcous' sitinttion ,of the Honse, frothing Parliamvnt-
street, immediately communicating with the Quay and
Dock,, makes this a most desirable after for any one who
wishes to carry:on the Public tine in au extensive and re-
' spedable manner.
N. B. A CloSi of-Pasture Ground situate very. near the
Town, will go -aka-it-with the Inn. Also, if- required, a
most compad •within about two miles, of the Town,
consisting of a good Farm-house, Barns, Stables, &c. and
upWarthi of -Filty,:eiglit Acres of excellent Land, Meadow-.
and' re G round.

4,4.l;ther Particulars max be known of Mr. Green, Attor-
ney, in Hu' 1, or at the Clerk's Office, in the Trinity House.
there; HuLtjAelatch4o,..a•2..

By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. D.
Author of Medical Consultations ; 'of an Ess4 on the Dis-
eases of Women ; and.of a Treatise on the Nerves.
The following respectable sanclion has already appeared of

this Valuable Wqrk.
" In our perusal of thisa:comprehetsive work, we have
been particularly struck with the eotwisuiess and perspicuity
with which the symptoms of the various diseases are describ-
ed; and the care every where taken to point out those marks
or symptoms which distinguish one disease from another.
This is indeed an essential requisite in a popular workiof this
kind ; for if the disease bemiscakenuthe well intended means
of 'relief may prove fatally pernicious. In delivering the
method of cure, the author has very properly accommodated
his diredions to the understandings of plain, unlettered pa_.
rents, and guarded them against the consequences of using
deleterious reinflies without medical- assistance; We think,
however, that even the experienced Praditioner will find many
valuable hints and improvements not to be found in any other
work, Besides the 'subjeds usually treated of in works on
the• subjed• of Domestie Medicine, Dr, I', has given-the
Methcid\of treating Accidents ; an Account of the Medicinal
Baths and Springs in this Island, with their uses an Account
of the Substances most commonly e iripinyed• in' Medicine,
mote especially those found jn Great Britain, with their vir-
tues and uses, together with rules for collecting and prepar-
ing theta. .There is also, what no good book should be with-
out, a proper Index. Upon the whole, ifertensive research,
important observation, and' praCtical utility, can stamp a"
value on a. popular medical produdion, we believe the pre-
sent volume has such jUst'pretensiOns to the approbation and
favour of the PUblic as cannot fail to ensure its:success."

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Medical and Physical Journal.
'Printed fot R. Phi St. Paul's church-yard ;
sold by Hurst, Wallis, Symonds, and Westand.Pli%hes, Pa-
ternos,ter7row ; and brall Booksellers.

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N. B. That this popular \S c: may obtain ah immediate
calculation, commensurate with theimportant and Useful in-
formation which it . a irains, the Vublisher• engages,. at any
time, to exchange. •;• ith any Bookseller, Copies of any of his
Publications.fOr.uem , Clean, and peril Cop:es:of this Nt!),:: .

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• ADAMANTINE
LESEC,'Sifft,eod Den't i s t; No: I z, Hanover_
street,. Idniover-square, respectfully ilif4tris the N'ir-
bility, and the Public in general, that after much study and
difficulty, he has found out a Coriffialtion for Artificial
Teethe, .entirely. incorruptible; being infinitely superior' to
any thing evef yet offered-Id the -Public", is 'andioned by
the most distinguished approbation: ~Of this Composition
Mr. 'L. furnishes complete Sets ofTeetti, pot distinstnshable
from natural ones ; replaces every' deficiency; by. fixitig%ny
number of single or double Teeth, be the .GuniS ever so de.
fe6tive '

N. B. Continues his Operations on the Teeth a,nd Gums
so usual.