The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-14 00:00:00

OFFICE of ORDNANCE,

oaober igoz.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of HIS MA.:
jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that try
will sell by PUBLIC: AUCTION, at the TOIVER,.- on
THURSDAY, the itth of WOvember next, at • Eleven. a' Clack
in the Forenoon, a very Eligible and Improveable LEA_SEHOLO
ESTATE, the Property ofof the Ordnance, situate at Rotherhitbe,
in the County of SUrrey ; consisting of a CAP I 'FAL HO USX,
eret7ed on a Piece of ..Ground on the North Side y
Lavctitte; -
street, with. various Out-buildings, together
,With an exten.,
sive WHAR F „fronting tbe River Thames, zfo Feet in Lengti,
and WAREHOUSES; BAKEHOUSE, -ACCOUNTINC-
HO UiSE.; and several other Buildings eret7ed thereon.

The aboliementianed Premises- are held for a Term, of 74.444,
Eighteen Years' were -unexpired at Lady Day late; at the Ici
Rent of ,

SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum.

frvizeriiase possession. will it given at roon as tikpurcivese shall
be concluded. -

The Premises may be.viesved tepare application,to
7.4,h0 is resident thereon ; a,nd de 46rti..7,c7 of the Board's Title
19 the &late, smay 6e examined at the Secretary's Office, in St.
Afargarct-strect,

Particular; and Ce,,uditions. f Sale to 1.47 d, at the time of Sale.
By Order .of the 8.,11-4
. _

R. H. raz Ser.

NEW.MUqC

(-NH LADY FAIR I. A 1341idd for three Voices.
k.„." The Music and Wards by THOMAS MOORS, Esq.
priF.s. 3i,

When. Time syho 'steals our Years• away, a Eallad;rthe
Music and Words by Thomas Moore, Esti': price Is. 6-I.
,Come tu.thesp Scenes of Peace; a Glee tor three. Veice4
the Music and Words, 'by the Rev. W. L. Bowres, price 3S-1.
Printed for J. and T. Carpenter, o,la Bond-street.
- Where may be had, '
Moore's Translation of the Odes of Anacreon, a vols. 2
in hoards,,Second .Edition, large Paper, 18s.
The PoeticalAkforks of the late Thomas Little, Espq prico
75. in boards, Second Edition.- • . • -1-

•
• NEW -MEDICINE AC r. •
At the only Warehouse tbr Dr. A M ES's POWDER,
' • No. 45, St. Paul's Church,yard, London.
THE foIIowing..MEDICINES are Sold, at
,the
Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as
it is enaded, that :frOrn the ist of Septerhber, 1p; the
Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as
well for Foreign as for Home Consumption, ant-l'asa cc-ir-
siderable- Addition is made to the Staimps, on the articles of
higher value, or those in bulk. the prices of Dr:- James's,.
Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or IL- ss, 6d.
per Dozen'; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a -Bot-
tle. (as made .up for the Army and Navy) may be had far
11..45. And as by favour••of the Commissioners Of the
Stamp Office,- Plates are prepared for Mr; Newbery's
rate use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public
will be careful to observe, that the words, " 'Newbery',
No. .15,. St. Paul's,".. are printed in the Stamps of all his
Medicines; and as it is presumed that this tiviil be a' suili- •
dent security :aghinst 'Counterfeits, his Signature on the
Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued 'froth
henceforward. • - ' -•.

_Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who
purchase Halt' a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower
priced articles. .

• .
.r. d. s. d.
•
James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois t
Do. a l3ottle - 24 0 FreAe'sTinti.of Bark 4
Do. Analeptic Pills "4 b 'Do. • Huxham's z. 4
Do.,large Box '24 a 'English Coffee -
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 .Cenuine.Arquebusaie 8 6
Do. Convulsion-Oil - z 6 Qrmskirk Medichies S 6
Do: Camomile Drops Z g 11.,.;lisFes Scocs
Do. Paregoric Lozenges Essenceof Peppermint r
Berry's BiliOus Pills 4 6 CI-an-Vs DrOps - -..1
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Heoper's Pills t 0
ditto - 4' o Glass's Magnesia - 7 6
Dalby's Carminative 1 g Henry's Ditto - - .z 6
Essenceo/Coltsfobt 3 6 Norton's Drops ' - 5 6
Cephalic Snuff -• .' o 9 Spilsbury'S DrOps s 6
Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solandet's Tea z 9.
Jones's Rheumatic Tinc- \Greenough's Tindure s tb
ture _
6 Do. Tolu Lozenges - x
_ _

N. B. Stamps with Mr. NeWbery?s Name are affixed to
the first twenty Articles above enumeratcd ; and as many
Pcrsons particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his
lious. 'lle is under the rieoesity of pOintinc -out,- that it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to 'Cheapside, and
that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on "which thek
Words -are inv:ribed : " THE ONLY .WAREHOUS,E
FOR 'DR. IAMES's POWDER."

gxtraaof a Letter from North Shields, to Mr. LIGNUM,
No: 57;' Bridge-street, Manchester. - '

SIR •• - • '
ING for many years lOoked upon all ad-
verrised Medicines as baubles merely to delude the i!;,•-
norit.o (froM haVing that immediate and salutary relief from
Gentlemen of the Profession, Who from having received an
education, attending !educes, and a long. practice, ought to
havein every degree the preference) by. pretending to eited a
Cure, as they think, unknown-to the world ; and as atilfrher
charming thing, as they thought, without. any restraint of
Diet or hindrance of Business:—To a man or weak undek-
standing; these apparent great qualitieS of Quack Medicines
might be very inducing; but to a sensible one,-.how Silly and
how -artfully they gild- over that Pill, Which we thought
their oWn. bosoms told- them were a false imposition. • '-
But how shocked I at thiS moment feel, alter lilting made
use of every-argurnent.to censure falsely the great properties
(I. am now convinced)'ydur incomparable Pills are possessed
cf..:--lletweert four and' five years, some Misunderstandings
having taken place between my families; and. I; for waiWof
a sufficierit resolution to bear tin with such trifii.4 things,
took to that pcthicious. vibe, drinking ; and to that :very vio,
lent excess, as, in -ashOrt time, to be (almost in estate fore
strait jacket)'in a-very high • lever; tont, after, an oricornmon
expence, as they thought, quite recovered; but •shortly-af er
being hound to Merit:l, I was severely struck out all over
my body with large blotches, -which came off like the scales
or a fish : by the assistance of the medicine-chest, was kept
pretty easy till our returh to England, we were delivered: 1
happened to make mentiifit of my case to a Gentleman.- Wiwi
infortnect had, a short'time before,.been. M a similar con-
ditioh, but by taking a fewl.3oxes'-Of your Pills; Was quite
recovered. Then, and not till then, did 1 summons up
courage, to banish prejudice~ and try if any change would
take place on me.; btit, atter only taking tive_Bukes, the
parts which were before of a- bluish red, resumed their
ral colour. Yor such a recovery I am in duty bouncl to you
br-the invention of that 'Medicine which had: so elfeaually
restored. rite to my health.
w• • •
But when another recovery from the Sante Medicine takes
place in a different distemper, hdw great a praise any one may
or can bestow on its' virtues, will ever tall short, and the
,fame of its Inventor can only-be annihilated by the expiration
of time itself.. ThiS 'winter- and spring have been taking
yoUr Bdxes whenever I could proctirethern, fdr a fashionable
-
Should it ever be in my power to recommend any unhappy
objects to your Medicine., you may. be assnred ail I CAI i,ise
in bcliall. of the merits of your fame,'sliall be-used by,
Dear Sir,: • .
Yotimost humble, obedient, and •
- -ever 'grateful Servant, .
North Sea,'April ,799, EDWARD IMASCELL.
- from Norway.

These Pills are sold at 2S. gcl. the Box, whOlesaie and re-
tail by Mr. Lignum, at his.Dispsnsary; Manchester,' and at
,Howard and E vat-Ws, No. 42, Long-lane, --West.Smithfield,
sole wholesale apints in London; and retail by tle" follow-
ing persons-: Minoties ; W. Cldrk,
No.. 269, Borough ;• Jordan, No, 33, Whitecbapel ; jeboult,
No. Aso, OXforti4tree'f,; 'Sutton,. No.- 141, Long,acre;
Wade, 1)111, Bond-street, and No. 163; fleet,street Cfutt,
and' Moulton, Royal Exchange; -I(nigal Norton Fa;gate;
Ward, No. 324, llokborn ; and -ty- the principal' Ventiers,of
iNicdicing imever'y ToWn in the United K