The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-27 00:00:00

SOIViERSETSHIRE.

At a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GENTLEMEN,
CLERGY, and other Inhabitants of the COUNTY of
SOMERSET, held at the Town-Hall, in Wells, on Mon-
day the 24th of May, 113 oz, pursuant to Public Advertise-
ment from the Sheriff, for the purpose oetaking into con-
sideration an ADDRESS to HIS MAJESTY oan 'the
happy restoration of PEACE ;

BENJAMIN GREENHILL, Esq. Sheriff; in the Chair;
rrHE following ADDRESS was unanimously
agreed to :
" TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
'6 The hurtable ADDRESS of the NOBILITY, GEN-
TLEMEN, CLERGY, and other, INHABITANTS of
the COUNTY of SOMERSET. -

" We,
Your Majesty's dutiful and loyal Subjeas; most
humbly beg leave to lay at Your Majesty's Feet our unfeigned
Corigiatulations, as well as the deep sense we shall eiteren-
tertain of Your Majesty's Paternal care and-goOtiness to your,
People, in having put an end to the Calamities of War, and
restored to them the Blessings.of Peace; and although we
shall be at all times prepared to' defend Your Majesty's
Crown and Dignity again.st,all Invaders, whether Domestic
or Foreign, -yet we supplicate and trust the all-ruling Provi-
dence will so dired Your Majesty's Councils, as to avert
from us any.returns of those evils we have so lori:•; undergone,
and that the same Divine Power will be pleas:xi to continue
to Your Nlajesty a long and happy Reign OVer a Free end
-Loyl Nation."
Resolved Unanimously, That this Address We signed by the
Sheriff; in the name and on behal fof the Meeting, and that
the same be presented to His Majesty by the S,,,:riff fit his
health will permit), and by the Knights of the Shire, accom.:.
parried by any of the Nobility and Gentlemen of the County
as can make it convenient to attend.

BENJAMIN GREENHILL, Sheriff:
The Thanks of the Meeting were then unanimously voted
to the Sheriff; for convening the same.

NEW MUSIC.
This Day was published,
By Goulding, Phipps and Dalmaine, Music-sellers, No, 45,
Pall-Mail; and Rio. 76, ,St. J arnes's-street,
HE POST-CAPTAIN, a favottrite Song, sung
.1. by Mr.- Incledbii, 'with unbounded applause, at the
Theatre Royal,.Covent-garden' and t' be snitg by him in his
new Entertainment, called "Variety," composed by Win.
Shield; price is.
The Ditty or, Shipwrecked Sailor's Story, sungbv.Mr.
Incledon, with unbounded applause, written by T. Dibdin,
price-IS.

The Irish'Phantasmagoria, a Comic Song, written• by T.
Dibdin; sung by Mr. jOhnstone, price ts.-
Picknickery, a Comic Song, written by T. Dibdin, sung
-by Mr. Fawcett, price ts.
The Definitive Treaty, a.Cornic Song, written by I'. Dib-
din, sung by Mr. Munden, price is.
A first Book of three easy Sonatas for the Piano Forte,
composed, for the Right lion. Lady Charlotte Chohnondley,
by J;-Mazzinglii, price 4s.
A -variety of New Music.

This Day was published, price ss. in boards
SSAY ON IRISH BULLS
.1.L.,1 By RICHARD LOVELL 'EDGEWORTH, Esq.
And MARIA EDGEWOI2.TH,
- - Author of Castle Rackrent,ScO:
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This Day were published, .Price 4s. faai. inboards, .
LIIGHT HISTORICAL TALES, Cuzious and
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This Day was published,
In Oaavo, .price 7s. in boards, the. Fourth Edition of
.TINS; 6r, A SURVEY of the .REVOLU-
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of M. Volney. To this Edition is added, the Law of Nature,
by the same Author.
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Ruins. By the Rev. P. Roberts, price 4s.

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vATERY MAN his own BROKER ; or, a Guide
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t
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The Third Edition, considerably improved.
By TUOMAS MORT' AER.
London, printed for W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Ex-
change ; where may be had,
A First and Second Address to the Proprietors of the Bank
of England ;by AleXander. Albirdyce, Esq'. ,

"This Day was published,
By G. Thomson, York-place, Edinburgh, and Preston,
97, Strand.
-rim Fifth and Sixth Books, or VOLUME
I THIRD, containing FIFTY of the most favourite
SOOT-FISH SONGS,, with an IntroduCtion, an Accornpa-
nithent and Conclusion to each Air, for the Piano Forte, Src.
wholly composed by HAYDN, the Poetry: chiefly by
BURNS.

As there are various Colledions of Scottish Songs, it seems'
proper to explain in what respells the present Work will be
found new, and deserving of the public attention. Ist, It
comprises all the fine Airs in their purest form, unmixed
. with trifling and inferior tunes. 2d, To many of the Airs
(in this Work only), Haydn has.added a second-voice part,
and made them beautiful duetts, without altering a note of
the melodies. ;,'d, Instead of a -thorough bass in figures so
difficult to amateurs in general, Haydn has here.given a deli-
cate accompaniment in Notes,. which every piano forte
player can execute corredly. 4th, The introdudory and con-
cluding Symphonies of Haydn to be found in this Work, and
in no other, form an important addition to each Song, present-
ing the richest variety of original and exquisite composition,
which will be more and more valued the oftener it is heard.
'And with resin& to the Poetry, it is to he observed, that
while every silly and indelicate Song is excluded, all the in-
imitable Songs Qf Burns, and others of great merit, are sub-
stituted; and for the sake of those unacquainted with the
Scottish dialed, English songs suited to the Airs are giveitin
`addition to the Scottish verses.
Those who wish to have early impressions of this Volume;
and of a stroke Engraving. (the Soldiers Return), prefixed to
it, will please to send their names as above. The price is One
Guinea. 'r he Violin and Violoncello AcCoMpaniments may
be had wl'en wanted, at 3a. each.
*** The Four First Books, or two Volumes or Songs, with
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as above; also TWELVE GRAND
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ANTISCO.RBUTIC DROPS..
To Mr. Lignurn, Surgeon, N0..57, Fridge-street, Munches-

.. St. Anthony's Pottery; Northshore, near 4ewcastle.,
SIR;. - upon-TYne,' uly 7, JECO.
T° you it must. undoubtedly be-peculiarly saris-
'fataory to. hear of the elHeaev•of a Mcdiciiei which
aondtices so much to' Ole public My son, Who is iiow
eleven years of age, is in the number of those who have ex-
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tic humour, which extended from toe soles of his feet to .the
.crowd of his head,., in one cnti,escab, his face and hands es
ce-isteci. During his affiidion, from tltc Insutlerable itching
a!t=llding his complaint, his life was burtlietisoine to him-
self, and you may naturally .suppose, an inexpressible and
daily grief to myselland his 'mother. Observing numerous
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cures your Antiscorbutic Drops have performed in this n'eigh•
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of Mrs. Hodgson, of Newcastle, which he took agreeably to
your direetions; but we found little or no alteration ;' in
taking the second bottle he was Much better, ind tietbre h•gt,
finished five small bottles lie was pertedly free from every
symptom of his loathsome disorder ; and, thank God; he is
now a fine healthy boy at school. 1 think, in justice to so
valuable a medicine, • I could do no otherwise for your and
the public good, than request you to publish my son's vase.
You have my permission to.refer any person labouring under
similar• complaints, when I,shall Nyith pleasure satisfy the
inquirer. I remain, with much esteem, Sir,
Your obliged humble servant,.
JONATHAN FOSTER.

Itypi3
RCTUGE l
k tyR: Witnesses to the signing)
el' These Drops ire sold in moulded square bottles, at
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three 4s. 6d. ones. .

One 4s. &d. bottle is sufficient to convince the aiiiided of
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AS nothing is a. greater Ornament than a_White
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acid. M. Trotter recommends it to Gentlemen going abroad
to take with them, as Gentlemen who have been abroad have
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also proper for all Families, and S-chools to keep by theM.
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