The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-08 00:00:00

THE LATE WAR.

In the Press, and early in February will be published,
In Two large Volumes, 4to. illustrated with Maps; price
Three Guineas in boards,
AHIS
TORY of the' WARS which arose out of
the F/2.1..NCH REVOLUTION, from their Com,
mencrunent in 1792, until the Signature of the Preliminaries
of Peace between Great Britain and France.

To which ie prefixed, a Review of the Causes, and early'
Progress, of the French RevOltmen,
L ALEXANDER STEPHENS,
Of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, Esq.
Prinml for Richard Phillips, No. m St. Paul's Church-
Fard.
N. IL A F. 4.11.111 number of Copies have been taken °Won
Superfine Ruy.ll. Paper, and will be sold at Five Lluineas
each.

This Day was publiihetl, Price SS. iii l,`;lr,ls,

AN ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANT.
MAL FOOD, as.a Moral 'Duty,

By lOSEPIi RITSON.
. ".Untie firms hoinlni vittitorum tauta eiborurn,
A tiarait. wesct, gL.n,rs tui-t..10,e 44...,d4r4. •
facite ; et monitis aaiinos advertite nostril."—Ov s rims.
"le n'ai pas la temorite de prerendre reformer le genre
humaiii, mats asset de courage pour (tire la verite, sans me
soucier des criailleries de ceux qut la redoutent, parce qu'ils
ont interet de trumpet pure_ espece, ou de la talsser dans
des erreurs dont ils aunt eux-memes les dupes."
. Diden.t, Code de la Nature.
" It is an unpopular 'attempt to attack prejudices, esta-
blished by time and habit, and secured by the corruptions of
luxurious life: It is equally tipltasunt, to attempt the re_
formation of abuses, without the least prosped of success :
yet there is'a secret pleasure in pleading the cause of 111,11114-•
nity and helpless innocence." ,
_

Dodor Gregory's Comparative View.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Pabl's Cliars:ll.
yard.

This. Day was published,
In Three Volumes Odavo, Price 275. in boards,
A NIMAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and
iilogirations of the LIVES, MANNERS, CHA-
RACTERS and ECONOMY of the ANIMAL CREA-
TION,

By the Rev. W. B 1 NC LEY, A.B.
Fellow of the Linneah Society, and late-of St. Peter';; Col-
' lego. Cambridge.
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Printed for R. Phillips; No. 7t, St. Paul's Churchyard
and may be had °fall BoOksellers.

. .
G3' The Author of the present Work lays its claim to at-
tention, .on the ground or its utility, and of its novel and
interesting contents. He has brought forward many thou.
sands of anecdotes and observations, which will rend to pro.
mute the study of the delightful Science of Natural Ills-
tory ; he has ranged through an expensive, col lettlion of
hooks, amounting in number 40 nearly (thousand Volumes;
anti has methoclized the accounts and traits of character, re-
corded in the Works of all authentic 'rravellers and Hist°,
rians, from the earliest to the present times.

No. 29, Arundel.street, Sept. 13, 140;.
IrHE impetuosity of Passion, and the coinci_.
hence of General Gaiety, artist involve a considerable
portion of the Community in the stilli:rance of those Disor_
ders which are destined to be the
Beare.punishment of Illicit hula',
Atul,since the time of Monkish superstition, no blame has
attached to 'Medical Praditioners fbr the exertions of their
skill in the removal of these Complaints.
• . As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefully or
more'respedably employed, it is only necessary to inquire
where it may be most decisively depended tipun. Certainty
nor art) 20 those who rush without ealucatiou into be Prac-
vice of sad tpiari Slaughter, brit among those, wit , after
regular initiation, converge their exertiotn'to one point, and
concentrate their skill in the, study at fttatment of one -branch.
Mr. 41t.E.E, Member of the ROYAL COLLEGE, of
S R G-4! ) S 'of London,. and ~ forintriy Surgeon in the
ARMY, was entitled to make this SeleCtion, and,, with the. .sturiXion ;it unprecedented success tor TEN YEARS PAST,
he ottilS restoration in Cases where the moit ttninent Prix-
titioners have filled.
An in• i‘lious DisOnier may be contraeed in an unguartlett
01104141 h '4 intoxication. Hy his Plan of Cure, pain is pre.
• vented, the possibility Of danger is precluded, and the C'c,n_
'stitittiuiislit is left not merely unimpaired, hut absolutely int-
. prov the process.
The ,isniNuings of this Complaint are, however,, trilling,
cptnyttert Witll the tonscquelices 01 that ilebthidivo PraiSlice
t. for .which Ouansurieredrdeath. To those whose leelings aro
* sus,:ept44le of the misery which this pernicious habit has c.asioavat,'it tll.ay be some consolation to know, that by pro-
; per peryvverinee the most deplorable! Debility may be re.
inovA lien the tone of t fibre is,in the slightest degrec• le-
ietutt. w
' taxed, :front residence in a warm Climate, too much Wine,
ta the Itittlit of free timely application will *to!) the
progr6i,',l that Oebility -Which might otherwise tend to iites
inuttsl;-rl.ltilii.-eprdnitsa°ybeer'St;onsulteci by either Sc,tt with inviolable
y, at his House, No. ao, Arunileh:street, Strand, Mit,
rvtitpl,bar.
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