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

CLINICAL LECTURES,
:117 3 Commence the -12;11-of 05tober, 1802, At the
FINSBURY DISPENSARY, St. lohnquare ;
„I' Ilia:l4AS I AMESON, M. D. Member of the Colleges
'',l.Physicians of London and Edinourgh,• and one of the'Phy-
su=ians to the FirriburY Dispinsary.
A Ledere to be delivered on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
"clay in every Week, between tile Hours of Eleven and
Twelve.
o'Clock one of which will he on the Principles,
and the other on-the Pradiee of Medicine, alteritately : and,
after the Ledure, an hour and an half set apart to examine
the Patients ofthe Dispensary. Appropriating Three Hours
at the day to the ob::ervation of Diseases, from their corn-
rnenceinent to their termination, in so extensive an Institu-
tion as the Finsbury Dispensary, presents to Students an op-
portunity of pradical knowledge which seldom-occurs.
The terms, Three Guineas to Students who attend the
Lectures, and Five Guineas to those who attend both Lectures -
'hid Dispensary Pradice. A Plantf arrangement Of the sub-
Jed of Ledures to be had. of. Air. Aartlet, at the Dispensary.

THE PICTURE OF LONDON:
A . EDITION of THIS .USEFUL
WORK, with numerous Corredions and Improve-
&tents, was this clay published, and may he had of all Book-
sellers in Great Britain and Ireland, price Five Shilling's
boutl(l'in red. :
71, St. Paul's Church-yard, Aug. 24, 1802.
alasurecl From the customary Standards,- viz.' Hyde Park
Corner, Westminster and London Bridges, Tyburn Turn-.
Pike, Shoreditch and Whi.tecnapel Churches,
& &
salt, c. c.

DISTILLING BY STEAM.
•m-
Y.
N Apparatus for this PurposeL 1
caiculated to
A. prOve all ardent Spirits obtained by Distillation, and to
13en both the
originalori andnnud. expence of such Estab-
tslitnerit.s ; and Apparatus
DRYING COFFEE BY STEAM
14111)°,e expeditiouay, to greater certainty, and with much leSs
ev our than it can be dried .in the Sun, may be seen in. use
t erY Thursday, at.the Tinned Copper Works on l3aukside.,
)11,91tiries to be addressed to C." Wyatt (the Patentee); New
<l.t—strter. ,

TO THE' CURIOUS IN 'FISH- SAUCE'.
HE NOBILITYI.GENTRY -and PUBLIC in
tid general, are respeafully infOrmed, JOHN BURGESS
SON's GENUINE. ESSENCE of _ANCHOVIES,
ITntinues to be prepared by them in the same manner that
as:given such universal approbation for many years past.
he long justly-acquired• Superiority of that Article is'
'Y contirrned in the opinin of Ihe Country at bre, and of
thers°ns resident in all warts of the World, and having stood
'e,,test of trial, ranks it hi the Situation it now maintains.
.t1(1 to general utility of their Essenceor A nchcvieS ancl.other
Sauces tor Fish,. &c. induces thorn, trout the numerous
p-"ivertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, fzc. in
urchasing the same, as none-is to be had of their-Genuine, u
t at thtir Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
st quality. •
„west4ndia Merchants, Captains of Ships,*&c Officers in
:4,e Army and'Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for.
1"e East and West Indies, &c.
11.,CR7 For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
,;.e appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co, Edinburgh,
‘neir sole Agents for
,Fisli Sauces.
Wa- rehouse, No, 107, corner of Savoy-steps,'
Strand, London. .

PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,
DINING TABLES, • - „
biffering in Stile and Plan from those in the old way. •
UTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
and WARE-ROONIS, No. 13 and 4, CATHERI NE-
EET,Tight _Doors from the Strand, maker of the above
throticleslo the KING and QUE E-N, Their Royal Highnesses
lAJKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, ,antl Manufac-
.ure •
Curer of Furniture in general. •
liurLEk has observed some of the various Advertisements
v"l.4losed to him, the intention of, which may be easily •diSco-•
dre,rud ; and writes in shim that, by the pertivssion of Provi-
i„'he,e, he mantifietutes 'and sells as above, (Ndiere also may
fon, A, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior
R-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass. Screws and
",'")us. other Brass Parts ; SOFA BEDS, making a hand- Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS,. which
the same way, and each in a few minutes; DIN- son various ConstruCtions, and quite on a new
p Plats; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a
I:rtiettlar comliad Construdion ; and various Improve-
in Furniture.
e illouses completely furnished ; the Articles of wel I-season-
-I;ecZa and excelleirt'workinanship. Also, forte export p
ation
tor the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted u for Pas-
,
"Nets &c
LER has eonstrueted several Tools and Machines for
abuf(lng hiS.Patent Articles, &c. at his - ManufaCtorv, as
titrel,- and with touch submission, and a true sense of' gra-
acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ge-
rr....isly received.
K In contradiCtion to the false assertions oo'sed to the
-a e •
en,zeL BUTLER'S Patent Articles, at his Warehouse' may be
parate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other Tables;
tx"tetine other for Brass,. and other Screw' Bedsteads, which
,ct to .sQfalietls,-Chair or other 11,AL teadsi with 'Screw
Po. or Feet.