The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-04 00:00:00

DR. TANIUS's ANALEPTIC PILLS.

TOR the lk.heumatisrus and CoIdS which prevail
at this seasqn of'the year, o . Medicine is .so safe and
efficacious a's. Dr. JAM E S's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their
pecnliarAendeney to prOmote P aspiration, and.all the natural
Secretior;s, will account for their singular virtues in, these
Complaints, as.well as.in many others to. Which the htimati
frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They
are.admirably -calculated for Disorders of the. Stomach and
Bowels, for persons of a Bilious br a Gouty habit; as also for
Those whose constitutions have been affi:Cted by. a 400 active
or too sedentary life. They arc likewise particularly scr-
:vieeable . in 'Head-Achs occasioned by. Indigestion, and in re_
moving the bad cads of free living ;, as also in preventing
'Palsies-and- A poplexies„ so often the consequence of intettif
perance. Recourseshould be% had to them after every excess
ol'eating or drinking, and upon eyery.slightinklisposition ; afid
Vats their well-known characteristic of promoting longevity
will be maintained ; for,' by assisting Nature in the citiediS-
Oharge -of the Animal, tarn and by keeping the consti.
tution as it were in continual repair, they preserve the body
in health and vigour, and, prevent premature decay.
' As the ANALEPTIC PILLS. owe Their excellence to a
peculiar preparation, Which has never beendivulged by the
Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they canbnly be had
genuine from them ; and they are ,sold by Francis Newberg,
at the Warehouse for Dr. James's. Powder, No. 4.5, the East
End of St. Paul's, a few doors.from Cheapside, London,
and at Dr. james's late house in Bruton-street, in Boxes,
price 45.-6 d. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of Sit
May be had in one large. Box for il, as. bd. • • •
Observe that the Name " NEwsElty,•No: 45,'• St.
Paul's," is engraved in the Stamps. All others are coon..
terfeits. '

To NAVAL.and-MILITARY. acgß.s.; CAPTAINS
• of SHIPS, and. Others engaged in long YOyages ; as well
as to. Persons 'of Bilious Habits; and those. of Sedentary
Lives,. are now recommended • .7
LIALLAM'S justly celebrated •ANTIBILIOIJS
1.1. LAXATIVE'. PI L LS, so universally esteemed an
immediate and'elfeCtual Remedy for all inaction or Odbstruc-
lieu pf-the Stomach and Bowels,
Bile; Sickness. at Stomach, Distention, andgrip-
Ihdigestion, , or Sick. ilead-achs,. ing-or coficky Pains
Plattildncy, Habitual Costiveness, . • ' of the Intestines;
'And are=parti4ulAriy adapted to the Cure and Prevention f
, THE' JAUNDICE OR PILES.. •
The invir:abli:"success: of this-..elegant Preparation, .added
~to its sale,; agreeable, and certain'operation, has already ac-
quired it a degree.,of celebrity and confidence that nothing
short' of real merit . could possibly .obtain.- Tbrough the
thiitecl.KingdoiriS,'owthe Continent, at St. Helena, and the
British Settlements:in the East, it has been found adinirably
serviceable as a preventative of those severe liver-complaints
which generallyarise frOm obstruction in the ail lary passages,
and which so frequetitly.'proVe fatal in•lict

A single dose Will ventrally - be found the best .recommen-
dation,. as it-will invariably procure it the, future esteem and
confidence of the patient, as many of the firat.personages
this kingdom can testily ; who have frequently asserted that%
theyuever would in future he without a supply.
One-Pill only, taken at bed time, as occasion- may require,
will gencrally be found a sufficient dose, requiting no atten-
cibrYto diet or cold, being perfeCtly safe at every season ; .and
having_been given with. singulSrlrgood ellect cluring-pleg.r
rianey, they may be:satrav considered the -best' and cagiest
remedy ever yet discovered for persons of-bilious and et)stiv.t
habits, and those of sedentary- lives, where a- sufffeitnr. aFtioff --
of the boWels is not kept up,. and crudities reviined in:the in-
testinal canal: we producing frequentAreadrachsi,languor;ia*-
situde, sense of: oppression, giddiness, &c. •
The worst cases or bilious er sick head-achs are certainly
and speedily -.removed .by asingle dose, whiJlde?irable cited -
is produced itt a much shorter time thAn. 6buld- 'be crated -
but from experience.- • , . „
Purchasers are requested to observe, the. .signature of Ed.
wardHallam, in. his hand-writing, , appears oii the label..
covering each box •, -all not so -signed are -counterfeit,• and-de... --
void of efficacy.- The genuine are- sold wholesale arid, retail
by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, -London : Retail, by
pointment, by Baxter and Co.. G lasgow and Bctinbur,gl4--.
Shaw and`Co. Philadelphia; Bull, No. 79, Damestreet,
Dublin ; Jones and Cq.'s Store, -.Kingston, arnaiea -; and
all reputable Medicine. Venders- in TOl,vn and Country; in':
boxes of ,2,-s, 9d. .each, •

',-"tem. the LONDON GAZETTE, jar. :,•zBoz.

.uoluntytt.atreet, Jan. 2, 1802.
A dispatch from the Resident of the Honourable
'east Incita Company at Amboyna, dated 6th July,
!Sot, of which the following is an extraa, has
bcml received by the Court of Direftors of the
Ea'* India Company, and communicated to the
Rig; t 1 onoura1)1, Lord Hobart, one of His Ma.
idity's Ptincipal Secretaries of State.

I do myself the honour to congratulate your
loprciship, in Council, on the important event of
the surrender of Ternate to the British Arms,
which was delivered over, by capitulation, to Co.
lonel Burr on the zzst ultimo.

The Dutch Governor made a most resolute re-
sistance, having defended the place with uncommon
firmness for fifty-two days, though, I am sorry to
add, at the expence of the poor inhabitants, who
perished, by famine; from ten to twenty a day,
from our strong blockade by sea and land.

During this excellent disposition of cur Military
and Marine Forces, the latter under the command
of that 'gallant Officer captain 1-lages, the annual
supplies for the Enemy were intercepted' through
his vigilance, which certainly contributed, in a high
degree, to the ultimate success of the einciprise.
The value of the captured prOperty taken by the
squadron amounts to a lack and fifty, thousand dol-
.
jars.

The difficulties the Honourable Company's forces
by sea and land
_bad to encounter on this ardttous
service, and the spirit and intrepidity which they
manifested during a siege of nearly two months,
do them infinite credit, and have seldom or ever
been exceeded in this part of the globe-. The ac-
counts we have received of the strength of Fort
Orange, and its numerous detached Batteries, proved
exceedingly erroneous, in so much that Colonel Burr
declares the place to be extremely strong by nature,
and most excellently improved by art, with a
powerful Garrison, and so well provided with arms
and ammunition, as to throw difficulties in the way
of our forces. which were as distressing as unex-
peeled ; they, however, persevered and kept their
ground.with so
_much bravery and resolution as to
compel the Enemv,to surrender their different strong
holds, one after die other, until the principal Fort
and Town were so completely blockatkd both by
sea and land, and so reduced by famine,,as to make
them sue for conditions, which, I understand, are
very satisflElory.

• I am happy to inform your Lordship, in Coun_
cil, that, trduous as this service was, and much
as our Forces were exposed to the repeated attacks
of the Er.einy, the li*s of killed and wounded of
the Troops does nut amount to above nine or ten ;
that of the Marine does not exceed twelve Seamen.

Ordnance-o.ffice, Zan. 1, 1802.
Royal Regiment of 4rtilleiy.

B rcv et Colonel Robert Lawson to be Colonel en Second, vice
Lenioine, deceased. Dated Dec., 25, xSoi.
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Geofge • Glasgow to be Lieute-
nant-Colonel, vice Lawson. Dated as above.
Brevet Major iohn A. Schalch to be Major, vice Glasgow.
Dated as above.
Captain-Lieutenant 'Charles Godfrey to be Captain, vice
Schalcii. Dated as above.
First Lieutenant Thomas Ellison to be Captain-Lieutzmult,
vice S lesson, retired. Dated Dec.. '2.3,
First Lieutenant Francis Smyth to bt. Captain Lieutenant,
vice Godfrey.. Dated December 2,5, t Sot.
Second Lieutenant [ames Lloyd to be First Lieutenant, vice
Ellison. Dated Dec. 2.3, 1301.
Second Lieutenant Henry C. Martin to be First Lieutenant,
vice Smyth. Dated Dec. 25, t8oT•
Second Lieutenaz-it Nicholas H. Nicholas to be First Lieute-
nant, vice English, deceased. Dated Dec. 27,1801.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Feb. 16. John I\l4r,hal of Little Russell-street, Bermond-
sey, tanner, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

John Ju,:on, of Birmingham, grocer, January 2.5, a 6, and
FehruLry 13, at twelve, at the Public Office, Birmingham.
Attomies, Mr. S. Lowe, Birmingham ; or Mr. Chilton,
London.
Mark Nash, of Wotton-Uncleredge, Gloucestershire, currier,
aturary I 5, 16, and February 13, at three, at the Swan Inn,
Wutton-Uncierf..dge. Attomies, Mr. Biddle, Worton.
' Uivieredge; or Messrs. Price and kVilliams, Lincoln's-Inn
01,1-Buildings, Lot-Lion.
Tanl'-'S Abbott and Mark Palmer, of Monk,Werernouth Shore,
I.?ulhain, sail-makers, January 25,2,6,
and February 13, at
eleven, at tile house of Matthew Wm. White,
Sunderland,
Attornits, Mr. Wawn, of Mark-lane, London; or Mr.
Thompson, Bishop-Wearmouth.
john Wallace, of Upper Mary-le-Bone-street, carpenter,
January 9, 13, and February 13, at eleven, at
• Attorney, Mr. Netliersole, Essex-street, Strand...
fames Duff; of Finsbury. square, merchant, January 12, at
ten, 23, at one, and February r 3, at ten, at Guildhall. At,
trmley, Mr. Walton, Girdlers'-Hall, Basingliall-street.
William Recce, of Liverpool, merchant, January 26, 2y, and
February r 3, at two, at the Globe 'tavern, Liverpool.
Attornies, ',lr. j. Sharpies, Whithy-Grove, Manchester ;
nr Mr. Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane, LQIICIOII.
Daniel Tobin and Thady O'Meara, of Nicholas-lane, Lom-
bard-street, London, merchants, January 9, 16, at ten, and
February 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Flashman and Pringle, Ely-Place, Holborn.
Thomas Addison, of Chute Forrest, and William Addison,
of Milton, Wilts, corn-dealers, January 9, r 9, and February
• 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 'Attornies, Messrs:
B.:xwell aryl Keys, James-court, llury-street, St. Mary.
Axe.
Robert Wakeman, of Birmingham, plater, January 18, 19,
and February r 3, at'tweivc, at the Public Office, thrilling.
ham. Attornies, Messrs. Kindel-ley, Long, and inc e,
Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane; or Messrs. smith and
Arnold, Birmingham.
Thomas Bennett, of New-street, Covent- Garden, gold-
smith and jeweller, January 19, 23, and February 13, at
one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swannell and
Odell, Rickmansworth, Herts ; or Mr. Aubrey, Took's-
court, Cursitor-street.
William Graham, of Ruskingron, Lincolnshire, miller, Jan.
1- i 6 and February 13, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-
street, Ltiniion; or Mr. Gal land, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Lewis tone:;, late of the Cpllonade, Greavilie-street,
builder; January 9, 16, at ten, and February 13, at twelve;
at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 'Tilbury and Bedford,
Ely-Place, Holborn.
falai Lickley, of Newcastle-street, Strand, hosier, January
9, at eleven, t 6, and February 13, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Williams, Sion-College-Gardens.