The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-11 00:00:00

NUMBER 3635.1

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDr„.
TO- MORROW EVENING, May z, I 204,
will be perffrined,.
THE CA BINS r.
Prinee Orlando, Mr P AIT Alq;
Count Curvoso, Mr. EMERY ; tarquis de (:. Chateau Mr. BI AN cl-TARD;
Lorenzo, Mr. I N'C ',EDON ;
Whimsionlo Mr. FAWCETT ;
• Pet r, MUNI) PN.
Leonora, Mrs. ATKINS ;
DAVE VPORT;
Curioso, Mrs. MATT
Floretta, signora STOCK
RAC ;
E.
WITH
VALENTINE ANf) ORSON.
Valentine and Orson will be repeated every Evening till
farther notice.
On Monday, Hamlet.
On Wednesday', The English Fleet.
On Thursday, Othello. •

--- 'SHAKSPEAR.E LOTTERY.
V .
,FSSRS. IOYDELL heg- leave . to a7quaint
..4 ..- the Prthr, • IIY general, and their Ftiond,.in narticular,
.t*,. , tht T;z:::.ms 'A.:.' :he SIIAKSPEARE i LO'FFIERY,
rlee. Three Guineas, \cult Schemes of the said Lottery, are
now ready for cklivotv at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall-
Mall ; at Messrs. Boyden's, No. go, Cheapsicle - and at all
the Licensed. Lottery ()Meta in Great Britain and Ireland.

NORTH OF DEVON.
TO BE SOLD IN FEE, with immediate Poss.c4sioo,
°THE Capita! RARTON nt. ANNERY, within
11 the Parish or Monkleigh, situated on the I3anks of the
navigable River Torridge, between' the. Market Towns of
Bideford and Great Torrington. The PMtitises consist of a
newly built Nlansion.liouse fit for the Resldenee of a Gen.
teel Family, surrounded with an extensive Latch and-Shrub-
bery, commanding a most piduresque and delightful View
•taf the River, and a titiely wooded Country ; together with
about in, Acres of fine Marsh, Meadow, and Afable rand,
including Orchards and Woodlands. The Great Tithes
thereof will he Suld with the Estate, together with those of
some adjoining Estate. There is also a good Lime Kiln oh
the Prcmisesin full work.
A Public AucAion will brheld for selling the same, at titt
New Inn, in Bide
of ford, on Monday the asst
day
May next,
between the hours VOur anti Seven in the Afternoon.
Application may bt matte to Mr. Lawrence P riham, Land
Surveyor. or to Mr. (..rter, Attorney at Law, Bideford.
Datecl2,3th April,
N. B. Remarkably fin Shooting and Fishing.

BE PARTICULA _______R. AS TO THE HOUSE,
PATENT` BEDSTEADS AND TA.BLES.
BUTLER'S Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet 1
Ware-rooms and Nlanufaelory. Nos. r 3 and Li, Cathe. i
tine Street. A large assortment of articlei of the newest, I
neatest, and most (economical Fashions, of well seasoned I
materials, :mil excellent wOrkir-anship, with several im-
pros, !neut.
4
,
, I
IiiTTLER respeElfully relies on the good discernment o' !
the Public. that they will t;ee through the paltry devices
and insinUationsnpposecl to him and coantertsiting liii aril-
cles It is well known that Bur 1,..r a has two patents, one!
for Tables, the other f' Bedsteads; the principle of the first
is ,ppiicableto almost all kind.: of Tables, and is allowed to .
be a great inprovement ; h renclerS Clem more convenient
for Houses, arid much 1114 re portable: -The principle, of the
-T,other 'sai:likable to most is Bedsteads, as Four Post,
.. , •
Clia r 11,-xl which latter are singularly use.
tut hi sickhess, and each when shin up, make a. handsome
piece of furniture for a Sittmg ttoom Dressing Room, &c.
he Four Povt and Tent 13,ds go together in all parts with
brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of
tools or tacks or nails in th.: furniture, are ry portable.
Particular kinds of the above; adapted fand or Gentiveemen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, Sic.
Burz,Eß's Patent Manufaattres have been graciously pa-
tronized by the King, Queen, :ttiii koy•al Faintly, and ho-
%%awed by orders front numbers of the Nubility and Gentry,
and have been highly approved (4 in the East arid West
Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa-
vourable encouragement, and for which he returns his grate-
ful acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of-
fices of some ptheri, who fix up.large Sign-Thwart's, with
litrztna's name inscribed, which may help also to promote
tiS Business, or should it be-designed otherwise, he, by the
Permission of Providence, manufadures and sells his Supe-
rior Four-post and other Beds, excellent Dilling Tables, and
.12abinet Articles as above namely, Catherine-street, 8 doors
'ron the Strand, a 'trick' front Rouse, where he has con-
tri-iEted several Tools act Machines for working the same,
and has otherwise been at considerable ex pence to bring them
to that utility and degree of perfediott at which they now
ax',-- At the same place may be had every Ankle liir the
eornpletelv Furnishing 'louses. N. B. For Exportation.

• .
DISEASES of the tl RE MIR A PLAINTS., and Certain COM-
AS Sole Proprie. tor of DARAN's celebrated
NIEDICATED ROI/CIES awl REMEDIES, Mr.
_DU PQUR informs the Public, that he may, as useal, be
consulted daily front nine to three, at his Houi.e, No. j 4,
Peith-street, Soho, on Cases of Stridures, Obstrudions,
Clects, &e. &c, as well as Debility, and every Disorder where,
secrecy is so essenilal a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a
spacious &rouse, that every Patient may be Litroduced in a
separate Apartment. Mr. D. has .fur many years confined
himself to that department of Surgery, and trust cxterisive
Practice, and the itroet flatterincsuccess, he is enabled to
tiler a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con.
Clement or restraint in diet, and preventing the Possibility
t'a relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully
in a Letter, enclosine
tenyloertehsesent_to the ainCtliiiiiii. or
al:
Note,
wilt
have
proper
'various symptoms, Sec . see Mr Dufeer'e Treatise -
en the above Complaints,
________ Price es. 64. the etkeditiott.
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TO TH.E RtrAIL vF.NE)ERs OF PROPniz L.-----
MEDICINES
F NEWI3ERY and Sons, o' f. St. Paul's Church_
, • Yaid, Proprietors of 11E fames's Powder, Dr. I arleSIS
Angleptic Pills, Dr. Stcers's Opodetdoc, Dr. Austin's tha-
17beate Pills, Or. lieuper's Female Pills, Dalby's Carinina. ,
live, the Cordial Cephalic Snuff, the. Essence. of Coltstoot•
And a Variety of other Ankles of Repute, having discovered
that sundry Nledicine Dealers in London have, be travelling.
that or by means Ur' Ri‘lers and
Hawkers,. Kiseeminatect
the the Kinetioni, large .Quintities of spurious PrePa:4-,
lse in the Bills el Di reete>ll3 of which thr Natncs of MT.
Newhery an
of a d the other P
Under roprietors are made use of : a rul have,
covor Comiexion
inßusiness with his House, pre-
vailed upon many unsuspeding Shopkeepers to sell such
countereited Nlerticio;:s lie thinks it proper to warn the re-
tail venders agai it s t such dishonourable Traffic; and to inform
theta, that by continuing to he the Agents of such artful
Traders, they render themselves liable to a Prosecution for
a Fraud upon the Purchasers, as w
oprie
of the Medicines. ell az upon the Prtot6
In order to cpunterad such i
lIY Vender ma be re mposiures, and that the Coun-
lic y v sepplied with the genuine Ar-
ks. Messrs. N kilarlewbety and Sons intend to employ Travel-
lers to visa .oifferent parts of the Kingdom% ; and in the mean
time, those. Persons whe may be inclined to open Accents
Wit them, may be furnislatsd upon liberal Terms, by apply-
ing as above.
N. B. As the Commissioners of the Stamp-office have ac-
commodated the Propeetors of Nlidicines with separate
Plates, in which their names are inserted, very few Medicinal
Articles of consequence
ail V consequence are
that the now without such Stamps, so
the P Render, by observing whether the names of
Proprietors he Killed or not in the Stamps, may ascere
tein the authenticity of the Medicines. PurchascrS- also, by
the stitie attention, will be enabled to detect any Imposition
that may either be praftiSCd Of attempted.