The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

' . THAMES AND MEDWAY' CANAL,';
From Gravesend to Rochester, to avoid; by a Cut, •Eight;
files and a Quarter only in length, the present. circuitous
and frequently dangerous voyage of forty-seven Miles
round the Nore.
AT -a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of.
this .Undertaking, holden at Gravesend on tyre gth of
June, 1804, present Sir WM. G EAU, Bart. in the Chair;
Right Hon.- Earl of'Rvainey ; Hun. arid RC v. Jacob Mar_
sham, D. D. ; George -Gunning, „Esq. ; Edward .110 me...
wood, Esq. ; Mr. Writ,. Randall ;__Mr., Thomas Lomas
An Ad of Farliamcnt; enablingll the Company of Proprietors
to adopt the I mprOye:neiit suggesteil by Mr. Rennie having
passed, it was resolved that a Special Assembly..ot the Pro-
prietors be Convened-to be holden at the' London 'CaVcirii, in
Bishopsgate-street;
~to consider of And determine upon", dn-
. mediate measures, by an inereas". of Subscription or other-
wise,
.for the completion or advantage of the 'undertaking, and
• that, in addition to the present Froptietprs, all other persons .
disposed to promote the undertaking; be reqUeitetrto attend.
Notice is therefore hereby,given, that such Special Assembly
Will be holden at the London Tavern, aforiTsald, on 'Friday
the 6th of I uly next, .at One o',Cloc.k in the Afternoon pre-
cisely;•for the purpose abOve-tnentioned, and that the pre-'
sent Proprietors, and all other persons disßosed 'to promote
the undertaking, are- particularly requested to attend,
. . 1.3 y Order of Or: Coinm t tee,
Mai-cls'lone; !une r^. - • SCIJ DA .11 E, Clerk.
N..lt. Piloted Extrads from the Pioceedings of. the Com-
mittee, contain4in .orrnation for the•attentiya of }he Meet-
ing abovu, convened, may be had at- the ,Bar of:the- Londott,'
Tavern ; at "Messrs. Debar), and Cope's, 'Paper:bUildings,
Temple ; and at:Messrs. •.licnie, and Scti:darriTTre's OfEce,
Maidstone ;at each of -which places a• of the Under-
&king may be seen.' - • , '

•This Day Was published, price z. 6d.
THE SECOND EDITION,
,OF
.
THOUGH FS ow the Fortivit ion of the Late
and Present ADMINISTRATIONS. •• -
. , By, ,LO D. A R.CI-11.1in I. D
Power of the C. town in rho ForrtiAtin
of it itiistr)r abitscd by bnd or creak Men, has xi,,:en rise'to a
Syst-dtii;'Wiiieh; without diteeily violating the Letter of any
pperates against the Spirit of the wholc CotSatitution."
Ilu rke's Thoughts on the Present Discontents.
Yrinted foill.:bLgman;. I lurst; Rees,'-and.Oltne; :I'aternoS-
ter-row ; and William Miller, old Bond-str.f.-.t.

This. Day was published, price Is.. 6d.
LETTER to LORD ARCHIBALD lIAMIL-
.TON, on-the Occasion of his late Pamphlet: in 4vhich
the fatal consequences of the King's melancholy state: of
Healtl4„, are particulirly Considered
. Painted for Harding, No. ;6, St. James's-street.

• S'peedily will beTublished,
-T`ESTIMONIES respetting the TOMB of
ALEXANDER: surrendered to the British Arniy at
the Capitulation of Alexandria, and now • in'the tiltl.TlsFi,
MUSEUNI ; iii4loing a Brief. Notice of 'fife D4,:overy of
the ancient CITY of VAI S. •
-• 14 EDNA RD'IM LEL' C LARK E, D. •
Fellow of lesus Cotlege., carnbrickc.
. Illustrated by an Engraving, utter a Drawing made ftom
the original arcopi!agns, by W. Alexaniler, R. A.
.rrinteil by R..Wattsi.at the University Press, for T. Maw-
man, No. 21, Poultry • I'. Payne, Mews Gate;" J. Ocio-
t6o; eanibiidge,.&c.

Dedicated to the Right Hon, WIII. WINDHAM 11. t's
•
Vay'was published,
Neatly printed in Two Volume,s, •Foolscap, gvo, price los.
iii boards,
IAXIMS and OPINIONS,. Moral, I' Ali r ical,
Worts
IVA, and BcQrA.rriical; with.Charaders; from'toe
of the Hon. Edmund Bdrke.,
Embellished with an .Pottrait, from
Painting by Sir loillua,lLvn-ui4i, and a Fac airri.e of Mr.
Burke's Hand-writing.
Printed for T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane.

TOUR.TO THE
This Day were published in (Mayo, price 3s. t ewed,
:13SERVATIONS, chiefly LI eliological, made
in a yive Weeks Tour to the. principal LAKES in
WESTMORLAND and CUMBERLAND.
Printol for Thomas ()stet', No. 3, Ave-Maria,line.
Where may be had,
t. Meteorological Observations and Essays, by John Dal-
ton,, Svc., price s's. boards., •
2: Elements of Eng;li-sh Gtammar; 0r,•2 New .•ystein of
Grammatical Instructions for the Use of Schools, by the
same 4tathor, ad Edit. price zs. 6d. bound.
3. Arithmetic, adapted to different. ClasieS of Learners; by
A. Goodacrz, 241 Edit. price 3s. bound.

BY HIS MAJESTY's RoyAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIGMOND, Surgeon-Dentist, Bath, ie-
spedfnlly acquaints those of the Nobility and Gentry,
wlio- have experienced the benefit resulting from the use of
his Dentifrice and Lotion for Preserving and Beautifying the
TEETH and GUMS, that it may be obtained at the follow-
ing Places in Town, viz. it Messrs. Cattle and Lea', No. 52,
New Bond-street ; iteniry and Son, T ichborn-,street,Golden-
*are Gblding,,COrnhill ; Cryer, ditto; Watts Chyrnist,
No. 478, Strand ; RowaY, Holborn Hill ; hazel, , Surrey_
street, Blackfriars-road;. and, 'for the greater convenience of
those residing in the Country, they may be procured in most
of the principal Towns throughout the United Kingdom.
• Also, his ANODYNE TINC ruit E, for the' cure of the
Tooth-Ache, and Tooth Brushes (Of various sizes and texture,
on the best construdion for use.

NEW-MEDICINE ACT.
At the only Warehouse for Dr. A MES's POWDER,
No.' 4s, _St. PauPs•Church-yard, London,
MHE_ following MEDICINES are SOid,• ,at the
Vrices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as
it is enacted, that. from the is..t •of'Septeinber, 1804. the
Stamps should be applied to. all Proprietary Medicines, as
well for Foreign as 'for Home 'Consumption, and as a con-
siderable Addition made to the Stamps, an the articles of
higher. value, or those in bulk., the prices of Dr. James's
Powder will be in future 25. g 3: "per Paaet, or il. Ss. 6d.
per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bor:.
tle (as made up fur the Army and Navy), may be had for
4s'. And as by favour Or the Comtnissipners of ,the
Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr.- Newbery's.sepa-
rate use, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the,Publie
will be careful to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery,
No. .ls," St: Paul's," are printed in the
.:•-:taznps of all his
Medicines; and as it is .presumed that this will be • a suffi-
cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the
Lables on Dr.. James's Powder will be discontinued from
henceforward. •

Stamps will be alloWed gratis, as usual, to those who
purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower
priced, articles. '• s.
s. ,d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois
Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'srinet.of Bark 4 9
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do, Huxham's ." 2 .o
Do. large Box - 24 o nglish Coilee •-• z
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc • z 6 Cuiluine Arquebusade 8 6
Do. Convulsion Oil - z 6 Ormskirk Medicines 8 6
Do. Camomile Drops r 9. Inglish's Scpts Pills I 0
Do. Paregoric Lozenges r ti Essence el Peppermint r
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - r
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills r ri
ditto 4 o Class's Magnesia - 3 6
Dalby's• Carminative. T 9 Henry's Ditto z 6
"Essenceofeoltsfoot • • 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6
Cephalic Snufr - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6
Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9
ones-'s Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's Tindure
ture _ 3 6 'Do. Tolu Lozenges r At
N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's. Name are affixed to
the first twenty Articles above enumerated . and as many
Persons, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his
House, he is under the necessity of
.poitaing out, that it is
afthe East End of St. Plni's, nearest to Ciieapside, and
that it has a large White Stuccoed Front,
Word& are inscribed: " THE ONLY %VR. A/04 011 SE
FOR DR. JAMES'S POWDER," on which these.

This Day were published,
In Three VoIs: price 155. in boards,
10111,0PULAR TALES. .By MARIA
E.DG EWORTH.
Printed tbr I. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had, by the same Author,
t: Mdr.al Tales, tor YOung:People, in 3 Volunies,price
in boards.
2 Castle Rackrent, price 4s.
3. Irish Bulls, Brice 45.
4. Belinda, in 3 Volumes, price 13s. 6d. in boards.
S. P radical Education, Second Edition, 3 Volumes, price
as. Anti her other Works. , • •

••
This Day was published,
In One large Volume, Octavo, with Plates,
Ptice 12S: in boards,
HE PAINTED and \TARN ISHER's GUIDE ;
. or, a Treatise both in Theory and Practice, on the Art
of making and applying Vai:niShes ; on the different kinds of
Paintings ; and an the Method of preparing Colours both
ximple and compound : with-,new .Observations and Expe-
riments on Copal ; on the nature of the'S,4s6nces ethploy-
cif in the Composition of Varnishes and Colours ;: and on va-
rious ,Proces:es usAl in rite rt:

By P. F. TINGRY,
Professor of Chemistry, Mint rat' History, and Mineralogy,

in the Academy of Geneva. .
We have pis,rtisca this Work with great s it isfaaion ; it con-
tains irtudi new, useful,. and interesting information on the.
did rent-suljects which it e..abraces, and cannot tail to be
highly srviceable to Artists. We, think the Publisher has.
rendered a r.71.il service to the Arts in this Country, by giving
an English translation of it. Tit translation is a good one.
In out futtue NuntberS we shall give some Extracts from
th's Worlt, which has been highly recommended by M. Se-
nebier, . , who was appointed to examine it by tile Society at
Ge.leva for the Encotiragetnent of Arts. —Philo.;ophical Ma-
ciaine, April, 1804.
-- Punkt4.-tt fvr G. Keardcy, Flect.strect. . •

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they be ±earty s4r6 .1,
.eontra..3 fur lie. g2cing Al tic/es tc) be ae/i:).)eu
the I:gra's .15.1;1ft Ite Sant! e-Tprissed. viz.. ,
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No reader will be ree,:ived afier 12c•el•ve o'Cl(irk on' t2'e 1).?),
Treab• nor et.iLy noticed, unless the Pa.-y,, or an Agent-for•'

attendc.

OFAC ICE OP ORDNANCE,
. .l lib Y. r,c4.
OFFICERS Of s LI-
HE PR
TES TY's RDNANCE., do hereby give N:tice, that
Prop:sal: will he recei ricd gifiee, in Si. Margaret-stred,
Westminster, w cr Notie Satiadrii, the 3'zlh dbly
from sricb Perso,:s as may U-deda/V !PI k;"
PAPER Eeg-lisb.:Yaniefrg.-tre, pro! er fia- c,,,,p40,r ea,
coijorni.te IS; 42 /f 4 tn.fy be ton at ,the
Office, in t „ _ \,-

Satnp doe Peiper arcompata. the. .1-','oposalt
iu e,..i'ellleitce- tiiir 4.2 thote veren:,` nts.i.,ll,hich are to speel ,; li• t
0/ant/ties-the Cr:ire:lir can ienieitake tc farn.i4)
period. prof
Further l'articulat tciga4er eZL'it() ttie Terntr and Corelitio,s of
the Contieo nta:r Ge knazun appifi-ation ;It the Seereta:
office, in St. -fitlrKaret-areet ',taw brumen the
4oLirs af. "i-en,an.l t,6e to b'
livt~r 1, sealeY up atta' mat ke.l on the cmt3lie " Prop Dial: for ste
Supply,ol" tinglirb Cannon C,zrtridge P.-eper," -hut no
can be difttilt:e. d after the said d.t), of jane instant.

Ly Oric,-(l.the Board;
R.
Ser , .

OFFICE OF OIDCE,

- .7ave 20, I Fo4.
. . . .
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 4,1_
ye..i.f:}".., 01' DN.I.fArE do , terety ir;;i4. Mike,. 7.bat
I'ecp,;alr. :will Le 1-ie.kpel' at tLeiros:-e iti ..N'i. ../111zri,-.ii-N's,
str-eet; llestlificrier, ofr. or Lef:.re Fdda., the Gib 'of jue:y mt. xi,
fremi suc'lJ I!erf9ms ac ma)., be-x,!111,7g 19 uniii.ll;e the ,S,.pny q
a quantio, of ,S7',IVE.:.;" for 11/.:-.10.110.(:),CS; Pattermr of 12,44,:h
may be iven /;p9n'appl:.eativn at the Ilonoaraille Priacip irl Stcee-
keeper's o.ll;reA:t.tbe Issuer. . '

Furthrr particulars,.together with the Terns a,td
tl!e cmtraß„ may be kuvwnupon all llnztivr. tlt the Seer,:,,i, ;'
Otjce, in St. 111.7rgaill's-4treet, dzy d. 9; bel:veot 'he Te,z.
ayd- P.ner o'Clork, .where the l'ropoyals are s ix daistere.l,- seale.l
up and marke.i on the Outside, 44 Proposals for tit:. Sapplys, of
Staves for the. New Pattern ;" Gat no Frop,tai can-
be admitled afier tie said 6;b day

B_y Ora', r
R. 11. CR F.l', Secrearv.

HOSIERY.

OOKE continues 14 have on Sate -at.his-Manti-
k,,, factory :MI 'Notttagham warehoule, No .43 Srrand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of 11 OS I E 1.1•1' of every
description, Which; tor elegance, neat?i-ess, taste, and quality
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never
be surpassed. Th.:many advantages he possesszS over every
other person in this line of business, and-the peculiar degree
of perleaion to which, by. indefatigableat tention, and
expenc7, he has brought his Martufaclory, while they
afford. hint an opportunity of 'ofPring to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior in every reaped to those of any other per-
, son and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to
eccourn-)date the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, .or
export trade, upon terms inure 'moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any other House in the Met?opolis. , .

THE u‘tility'of IVledicai Anstituiious, for the, be-
Aefit of the Poor, is sufficiently proved. . In the year
1773, the Dispensary, in Soho-square, first opened one of
the egrliest receptacles of kind, where Diseases, oppress
sive to the feelings,. such as Eruptive cases, Elephantiasis,
Scrophula, &c. had a remedy prdposed that was sate; palat-
able, and prevented the mechanic being separated from his
Family, by its operation being mild, and requiring no con-
filament. The .daily applicatiOns prove to the world the
efficacy of SP I L Slitl R PATENT ANTI SCO RBUTIc
DROPS; and the Rheumatic and Gouty consider it as a spe-
'cific.. The Dispensary is open as usual, and attendance given ,
to-consider cases daily, between tit' hours of Eleven and ()Ile_
Letters, hest-paid, , with the usual Fee, will be punctually
attended to'. Clergymen and other benevolent ,persons in the.
Country, may have the Medicine at a reduc,(l price,,as
~"-Sold with-a blackistamp, at the Dispensary, Soho-square,
in bottles of ss. 6d. ; tos. and, tl. 2s. duty included. Any.'
offered with a diXerent stamp must be injurious imitations.

• • .
ivirERCORY,. excessive Drinking,' Bcc.
poverish the blood, weaken the nerves, impair the
faculties, and-must consequently reduce the constitution to a
slate of misery worse than death. HUN R's REST°.
RATIVE BA LSAMIS-lhe first medicine in the world for
restoring avd invigoiating the constitutions. of per Sons weaken-
ed and debilitated by'a course of dissipated pleasures, or in.
deed by any other causes. Every day produces fresh accounts
of this invaluable .Restorative Medicine, fur Consumptions,
Loss of Methorv, Dimness of Sight, Tremblings, Feeoleness,
Horrors of the Mind, Paralytic Complaints, &c. For Pains
in the Back and Loins, Gleets, and Seminal Weaknesses, per.,
haps there is riot any Medicine, in. public or private praetiec,
which has been so successful for upwards of twenty years.'
Many Gentlemen of the Nrst distinelion in this kingdom,
as well as others, whose constitutions Were broken and debi-
litated, by undergoing too powerful courses of Mercury, have
experienced the salutary efrecis ofthis Medicine for although
by.the we of i hat Mineral, the venereal poison !nay be eradi....
cated, the blood.becornes impoverished; the nerves weakened,
the procteatiie faculties impaired, and persons too often it-
duced to a state of miserable existence.

To be had at Wade's Medicinal Warehouse, No. 163, Fleet-
street, and No. t 3, Old Bbrid-street ; Mr. Tint,' Royal Ex-
change; and of all Vender& of:Medicines-in Town and Com
6s. 3J. the box ; or it may be had in-larger hop,,
art= only 11. 9s. which contain. the quantity of
.stasinalt
bmies,'Whicla is a saving to, the purchaser of Bs. as made up
for the Army, Navl, &e.
A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Restorative.

UiSILASES of the _U R Ell-IRA, and, Cettaui• COM.
PLAINTS.

AS. Sole Proprietor of DARAN's, celebrated
MEDICATED BOUGIES and REMEDIES, Mr.
DU Fall it informs the _Public, that he may, as usual, be
consulted daily from nine to three, at. his House, Nn. 54,
Frith street, Soho, on Cases of Stridures, Obstrudions,
Gleets, &c. &c, as well as Debility, andevery Disorder where
secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. 1). has provided a
spacious House, that every Patient may be introduced in'a
i separate Apartment. Mr. 'D. has for many years confined
himself to that department of Surgery, and from extensive
P.radice, and the mast hetterinA sllcce.ss,. he is enabled to
offer a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no
finement or restraint !iia diet, and preventing' the posslbl;ity
era relapse. PerS.Ons in the Count, y tting their cases futir
. in a Lette,r, enclosing a Ili or al. Note, will have proper
remedies sent to the amount.

For OK various symptoms, &c. ; see, Mr. Dpcfoue,s Treatii:
n the above Corjlaiit!►, s rico; 2,5. bd. tlw st11..1:1,>11.