The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-14 00:00:00

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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ITO . MORROW EVENING,. Jan. Is, Soz,
Their Majesties' Servants will ad
VENICE PRESERV'D.
Jatiler, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Belvedira, Mrs. SIDDONS.
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THE FESTIVAL OF BACCHUS.
AND

THE CITIZEN.
On Saturday, King Henry the Fourth, with The Doaor and
the Apothecary.
On Monday, Romeo and Juliet ; Romeo, by Mr. Pope ;
Juliet, Mrs. Pope—with Harlequin Amulet,
A New Piece in Two Ads' with Songs, called Urania; or,
The Illumine, is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon
as possible.

RANELAGH.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 Ist, IScp,
W BE, GIVLN•
A SUPERB ILL
MASK'D BALL,
IN HONOUR OF THE BIRTH-DAY OF
HEA MASTY.
WITH A SUPPER AEND WINES.
a- Further particulars in due time.

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS-STERLING.
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS Sterling will be
given by a YOUNG NIAN to •any Lady, or Gentle-
,,
Than t
~ , hat bath interest sufficient to procure him a suitable
-1-LACE under GOVERNMENT, either at home or
abroad Letters (post-paid), addressed to H. W. at the 01-
*e of this Paper, will be duly attended to; and the striaest
*crecY may he depended on.
Jan. is, 18oz.

London, Bth of the ts,rno•-1802- Cla
mour
which Society of Friends observing that the unjust,
elatism to
in r , .
which was raised against it some time ago,
revived ;4tainks
the Corn Trade,
it necessary to, evhiaysebaelro somewhatoitfsl!l"termer Declaratit,n, which it
1 apprehended has , escaped the Notice of many of the
rttblic.
THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS, commonly called QUAKERS, having been,
,Th_as oPPressors of the laborious 'ofthe coni-
for some time, calumniated
and indigent classes
11447' ~,,,rabnint, .-0 alcmiiicAize those nettssary articles
ch.lite, Corn and. Flour, think. .themselves called upon to
'vindicate their own innocence and integrity, and to assert
that ice such combination or monopoly hath.existed, or cloth
exist; either with respea to Corn and Floury or any other
article whatever
baneful practices.
; and that they abhor such wicked and
4,•grieved by the unjust' reproach, they not, only assert
their innocene, but put in their claim for possessing an equal
degree of sympathy for the wants of the poor, with their
fellow-citizens of any description.
If any Mart will come forward, and prove that the charge
(4 forestaling, monopolizing, or regrating, which they so-
-I,emnly deny to attach to the Society, or any other improper,
conduti, whereby thenecessaries of life are enhanced in price,
can be fixed on or morz individuals, they are tar from
desiring to skreen such front justice% but, at all events, they
claim for the SoCiety in'general, dace in 'the good opinion
OF their countrymen, and f reedornl-rorn the insults, which
they have long patiently borne.
SiFned on behalf of the skid Society,at a Meeting held
in London the 6th of -the loth month, 1200, and'by
Order thereof; by
, .
..70..- ....,,----,........_...L_ 10SEPH FOSTER, Clerk.

To CURRIERS. •
TO BE DISPOSEISOF by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
rrHE VALUABLE LEASE and GOOD-WILL
-.1. of an ESTABLISHED HOUSE, in full Trade (chiefly
in the Coach line), at the West End of the Town.
For Particulars apply on the Premises, Nos. z and 3, Cas-
tle-street, Long-acte.

For PUBLIC SALE,
Xt Smith's 'Coffee-house, overthe Corn Exchange, on Mon-
Prday the iSth of January, 1802, at One WC lock precisely,
.F. FOLLOWING GOODS, viz
IS,odo WHITE and BROWN CORN-BAGS.
• 3,000 MATTS.
Catalogues will be timely delivered by
GEORGE FRENCH, SwOrn Broker,
. ' No. 6, Great tst,:l,eap.
THE ONLY. WAREHOUSE FOR CURIOUS FINE
FLANNELS.
RANDOLPH NOTT, Flannel Dr,
Majesty, No: tor, Nevvgate-street per to Her
, begs leave to ac-
qua;nt the Nobility and Public, that he ildS now on sale a large
assortment of the very best.Welch, Salisbury, and other Flan-
riels ; white and coloured Ilaiies,white Linseys, Serges, Swan-
skin for Ironing-cloths, white a-al scarlet Bath Coating, _ and
p_a rticu 1 a r 1 y a white Flannel of very curious
Manufatlure for
Gentlemen's under Waistcoats,Shirts, &c. with a Variety of
scarlet Flannels ; also thick green and light blue Baizes of all
Widths, for covering carpets, doors, &c. green Cloths plaits
Dressing Gowns end with yellow borders tin tables, and spotted-Flannels for
Likewise hiss reel nine tifOs dyed blue
Flannel Stockings,
andves, Caps and Socks ; articles
'Which have so justly universally acquired the greatest re-
utation for their extraordinary efficacy in the cure of the
ithenrnatistn and Gout. - Parent Fltecy Hosiery manulzaured in various articles.
witney Blankets on very low terms.

. .0 PI UM, tTh-ce(r..l its Df eleterions.Q7sTiTies7-
TliF, Genuine- BLACK DROP' is ',a Medicine
, well known and appreciated in the Northern parts of
c.ngland (under the appellation Of the Quaker's Black Drop),-
Where it is employed. by Medical Practitioners in preference
to any other Preparation of that valuable Drug. . . •
It is applicable in• all cases, where Opium or Laudanum
'lre advisable, and is free from the distressing efreds resulting
from their,use, _ It i,s..pttzticularly serviceable in Nervous and;
Spasmodic Afleaions, Pains in the Head and Stomach, De-:
Pressiotk of Mind, .Gout, Rheumatism (especially when
atreeting the Teeth and Gums), Coughs, A:Sthrnas; and the
, Various Complaits rcxlucing Pain and ant of Rest
I,Each Bottle. isn accopmpanied with proper Direetions.. Prepared hy C. Whitten, Chemist, Chester; and, by his.
,PPointrnenr, soild in London by Smith,- No. 29, Haymarket_;
-,i(ill. No. 3VS, and jeboult and CO. No. 'so, Oxford-street ;
' ard, No. 324, Holborn; and Moore, Russel-street, Co-
' titgarden i ..undhy differ:int .Druggists and Venders'of Pa_
(LI
:ledicines throughout the Kingdom.
-. A liberal allowiince to'Medical Prgtitiotiers, Drug-
riv's, add Venders of Patent Medicines.
•

EXTRACT FROM THE LOPNDON GAZETTE.
TT has been the study of the Proprietors of the
well-known ANTISCORBCTIC DROPS, first corn.
posed and prepared by rite late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at
his 'Dispensary, No. t 5, Solio-sqUare, London, and continued
.
'only, and solely,-there to be prepared. genuine,. to guard the
tzblic against the Impositions which are daily practised
against Medicines possessing the first Tespeatability ; and as
the virtues of the Antiseorbutic Drops have beet (vend not
only anantidote in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re-
source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula,-gout, rheumatism,
and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as- the- list of cures
accompanying each bottle, given in an imple bill of direc-
tioris, will testify, as well as the Treatise onDiet,4;out,
&e. written by the late Proprietor (which rhaybe also ;lad
at the.DiSpensary);single them out as tit objects to try, un-
der their saiietion, such' spurious imitations. For this rea-
son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Corn-
inisSioners of the S ramp- ffice,' have affixed a stamp on rach
bottle,-printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and
Co.'No. 15, Soho-square," expreseed upon it, which, if the'
Purchaser attends 'to, together with the words " - by the
-King's Patent,"•on the bunk, bill, and wrapper, with the
addition of the King's Arms on the larger, •be may be as-
sured he has obtained . the Genuine -Ms.:dicire, as sold at the
Dispensary, Soho-squarer London, ui bottles of ss. auct tl. u.
each,' chill included.