The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

-.Li.- it..

"0.•
•
ip

'MO NDA Y, MARCH 23, 1803.

Toth* SENTLE M EN, CLERGY, rtnd FRE EROLDERS
of 'the COUNTY of HEREFORD.

atNrLtsszal,
.rrHE very liatteriner reception I have met with
upon my Canvas's, and the kind assistance l continue
3ovxperieneefr,orn illy Friends, demand my warmest Thanks
`your perseverance in these exertiomi cannot fail to ensure my
.success. , •
The shortness of the time between this and the day of
leCtion,l will, I hope, be an apology tar my not liersonally
waiting nn,evcry..Fro.tholiter, and forany_ontisSions which
the hurry of the occasion may possibly proddc,..
Yoptlirly appearance in nay favour on time day of Elec-
tron. winch is fixed for Thursday the tat instant, will add
to-thetabligatlons already confetred upon
• . . Your faithful and obedient Servant,
•
t. J. MATTHEWS.
Herapr,l,, March IN 1803;

Tope GEN,T LEMEN,CLERGY, and FRE EHOLDE RS
of the COUNTY of HEREFORD.
-,:attara.Trar.N,. •
E Vacancy in your Representation having
lxen'this day declared by public authority:,
t14414..nue t Collwitt4t,f orn.::1114 rt,
ftlo,ol the hollow' of representing Without e.Onsidcrable
`!regret, but unexpetl,-d-anit Thortifying is that event was to
me, 1 entertain the truest respect for the 'l:tribunal which
pronoitnced
' • It is gratifying to me, that from the circumstances on
which the decision was fOunded,' I have no sell reproach, as
if I had acquired your independent sulliages by unfair means.
for mylopponents did nut intiinate-d,charge, or produce a
testimony against me, beyond the colts anti rigid letter of the
,
law, nor can I consider such c,)nduet reprehensible,, which
was inuthally7stipulated by ail the Candidates..
I winded consolation on this subject, your firm and
affillEtiottatelattrichrnent has permanently assured it to the,
and, caiimotevince my solicitude for your prosperity and in.
dependence, More sincerely„ than in joun'tig the almost
.uninitnous cordiality, with .which you have received the
,address ot` my worthy Filend, MAJOR MATTHEWS, to
represent yottnn, the present vacancy.
You. Shall find me, Gentlemen, on every occasion animat-
ed by the most lively and unatEreted regard for your wishes
and prosperity, and ream Y toad with you, or for you, in our
Cause ot this County's Independence,. and in the Constitti-
,tional assertto:l of those Rights you detegated to my care,
alinnst without solicitation, and which, with. pride and-pit-
sure I say it, have not. been, nor should have been, snlhe in
my hands.

I have the Honor to be, • -
Gentlemen, •
With every sentiment of reset and attachment,
Your obliged and most gr.stefut tervanr,
J. G. COTTILRELI,.
Hereford, rgth March, ticl, •

GRA!•4I)'SURREY CANAL.
TO BARGE-.BUILDERS, &e.
.
OTICE to hereby given, That, any PeJsons
.L having TWO CANAL MUD BARGES tri dispose
; of,, from 3o to .0 Tons cAch; may deliver sealed' Propoials
for the same, addressed to the Committee, itt their Office,'
'"will's eotree-house, Curnhill, on Friday next, at Six u'e lock
in the Evening: The Barges must be conveyed to the Battle
Wharf, Rotherhithe.
Further.Particutars may be learned, by to Mr"
Rowe, the Engineer.; near' the King'S Atil Is, Rothettfithe,, any
morning between Niue and Twelve o'Cloek. - •
11.1 arch 26,

11 PAVING,OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 4
ca 33. -
PROPOSALS FOR LirriNG THE -STREETS.
H''l`HE DIRECTORS
.40 commtsqoNßp.,
ti t übile Lamps
and Globes In the City, and for keeping the sam, and the
Furniture thereof, in good order, from the rst of September
next, tbr one, two; or. three Years, As shall by agreed upon.
The C !ober. to have a double Burner. .And they are willing,
if desired, to enter into one or more separate Contract or Coo-
fraas tor the same.

Pgopositli tCI bt, nnt, to
_this Uflip; on or before the tst of
May next, sealed up, and directed to the Secretary of. the
Board,. and tntiorsect " Proposals for Lighting," which wilt he
open,q* In ti t•isresenc it Of the Proposer, or his Representative:,
at twit: 0' Closlr. on 04.,saicl Day, titter which 134 y no Propo»
will be received.
• •• • ' Signed, by Order,
• " ' 'W .J . 1.10 ti , Secretary.

.k.MUSEUM TO BE- SOLD, 6•lnsisting of an
lA. extensive Colic:lion of UA DRUPE I.)S and HIR DS,
in' an excellent .sta to a pmervation, and of many iluudr,:tl
Miiw.rals, FO3sils, &c. &e..
-1/Hrtiettlarz flay be knolAux and Catalogues procured, by
gpplying to Mr. Way, corner of Greg Newport-street,
Leicester-squkte (if by letter, to-be post paid.)

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN'SOUTH WALES:
TO BF, SOLLI BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A PAPITALMANSION, .situate ill the low;.r. . . River
fit r part of Cardiganshire, by, the Tyvy, fit. r the
reception of a I.ainily at Rank and Fortune, and with it any
Quantity of rich and valuable Ground, front Sato tpti Acres.
-This beautiful Place is skirronilited with good Public Roadi,
adorned with Woods and Water, and abounds with Fish and
Game.

N. 8., Half of the Purchase-meney may remain, it re-
quired. .
Applications addressed (freeof Postage)to Mr. N. Searlett,
No. 349, Strand, London • Or to ?Jr. Penny, Book:v:11er,
Fore-street, Exeter, will be irrinudistely ti rwardiA to the
'Proprietor.

. • •...
INVERNESS ACADEMY.
MHE -RECTOR of the INVERNESS ACA.
DEMY having resigned his on account of bad
health, and the Directors of that Institution being ektrernely
Oestrous to have tire VACANCY SUPPLIED by ONE
FULLY QUALIFIED IN EVERY RESPECT for the
Office, do give-this public Notice Thereof, and request that
those who intend to become Candidates, Will, • betwixt and
the Ist of lune pest, apply to Simon Fraser, Esq. of Far.
reline, Sheriff of Inverness, John M.:cltinteshi Esq Provost,
or any of the Nregistrates of Inverness ; or to Charles Mac-
kintosh, Esq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh ; either of
whom wilLinform as to the Duties of the °dice, the Salary
and Emoluments attached to ir, and any other particulars
that may be requisite.

' NEW MLDICAL BOOKS.
This Day were published,
By TOHN-Mt.IRRA N.', No. yz, Fleet-street, London,
BSERVATIONS on the EPIDEMICAL
DISEASES NOW PREVAILING IN LONDON ;
with their Divisions,,Methed of Treatment, Prevention, etc.
1"- By.ROBERT HOOVER, M.D.
ReSident Ph) tidal& to the St. ,Niary-1-bone Infirmary, &c.
- oatvo. Price t 5,45.3.
.2. An ATTEMPT to INVESTIGATE the:dAUSE or
the EGYPTIAN OPTHA LMI A ; with Observations on
its Nature and different Modes•of Cure.
By GEORGE POWER,
'Assistant Surgeon to the Twenty-third Regiment of Foot, or
Royal Welch FusileerS, •

„.Bvri. Price 25. 6d.
3:'`Riehrand's PhySiology, or Dodrine of Funetions of
the Human Body. Translated front the French, under the
Direction of a society rot promoting Medical Knowledge.
In One largr Volume giro. ' Price Ss. boards.
4. A Diagram of theTluman Eye • for the Use of Students
in Anatomy, Artisti, Oculists, atilt Opticians. Eitgraied
upon a Royal Folio thick Drawing paper, and ciplouroci.
Pric-.t. Ss. • '

5. Anatomical Plates, for the tisOof Students in Anatomy
and Artists. Faseicultis IT.. erintAittiOg Engraviogs of the
Vis•cera of the Thorax and Abdomen,
.accotripanikl by Ex.
13_tanatory Maps and a Deiffiption of each Plate. By Robert
Hooper,
.M. D.- of the Linmean and London Medical
Societies, Resident .Physician of the St. Mary-le-bone In-
firmary, rec. Price-S. -
6. Walter on the gerves.—Engravings of the Nerves of
the Thorax and' Abdomen, aecoinpanied by coloured Re-
ference Platt!.;, and a Description of the Abdominal Nerves.
q.to. Price 75.
7. Al urmy's New catalogue of Medical hooks ; containing
the most modern and approved Works .on Anatomy, l'hysio-
lo-,fy, Surgery, IrlidwiferY Prattice of Physic., Nlateria :Me,
dica, Chemistry, Natural 'History, Veterinary Surgery, dec.;
curreded pp to &Jaren 1805.

This Day was published, tit quarto, price tos. 6d. jri boards,
A ix: AV Edition, being the Third, of
A TREATISE, chewing the. intimme Connec.
11 tion that subsists between Agriculture and Chemistry,
- addressed to the Cultivators of the Sod ; to tne Proprietors
of pens and neat Mosses in Great Britain a;),(1 I ; and
to ti Proprietors of West India Faates.
By. the EAttLof 111.1 Is; DONA
lAindon t printed tor Rohn Murray, :IQ. 3z, Flect-street ;
and J. Haedink, No. 3b, St.. J allies's-street.

This Day. wa4
/a One Volume, Oetayo, price 7s. in boards,
SER MONS UPOn SUBJECTS kriteresting to
CHRISTIANS of every Denomination.
fly THOMAS TAYL.ER,., •
Printed for the Author, and sold by ,Longmart and Rees,
No. 39, Pater-nester-row ; and J. %I/anis, LUdgate-street..

t,•• 4,;;!:.! nizty b( 11:4 Cratia•oe Ott the
llzrs ,the United Kingdom, a P ROSP EC S•
of a New Work (the tirst Volinne which will be pub.
.lisherl early in 1 Sa3), to'bo entitled . , ,
piiE ANNUAL 'REVIEW ; or, REGISTER
of LITERATURE. To be continued annually.
A. AIKIN, EDITOR.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-

This work will forma handsome Volume:in Royal 0 dt, vO,
printed on a tine yellow woven Paper, in double entuttots.
!
admits of advantages that a Inotithly. series
The various publications will ho divided. cannot
he
nnott'i paon ssc ots'
into classesi each being preceded by a ,chapter, containing t
history of its department oftiter:;iiir..; or Science, for the pre:.
cei.iirig year; and as no publication will be intentionally
omitted, the articles must necessarily he more numerous than
in any monthly Review, and the space to Octatiotted. to cacti
separate work can be mote justly apportioned to its merits.
In priority of notice also, this Work will, upon the average,
have :considerably the advantage. Each Volume viii con-
tain at least as much matter as is comprised in the three
anniud VoluMes of the other Reviews, and the price of it
will not, it is expeeted. exceed half the annual subscription
of them.

I.3utmleATloNs at4CS.l::tiit> LABOURING POOR.
1.. INTS' for the IMPROVE MENT at
TRUSSES ; with a Description of a Truss of easy
Construelien and slight Expellee, fur the L'4e of the Libuur-
„
in& Poor, price gd.
11. The VILLAGER's FRIEND- and PHYSICIAN,
price ts.
111. The WAY to HEALTH: being a Seleetion of max-
ims, for the Preservation of Health, trona the Villagers
Friend dud Physician' on a single Stievf, price 61.
By LAMES PARKINSON, Huston.
• Pr;ntNl fir H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row, Murrar anal
Irignley, Lose, Callow, ISonscy, &ad Arch.
Where may be had aLo by the shone Anther,
IV. MEDICAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILIES, on
th-s preservation of Health, and removal of Disease, price 7,
V. The HOSt'IT. 1. PUPIL An Essay intended to
facilitate the.-Study of Medicine and Surgery; price 3s. 6.1.
VI., DA NG LRO US SPORTS. A Tale addressed to
Children, prit.e. 26.
lust therilird Edition arise 6s.'
VII. The CHEMICL A PocKE-r.:13'00/c or Memo_
tanda Chentie.t.:—This Work t...rinva plain and tompendious 1
System of Chemistry, in'which are included the latest O pi.
ntom. and Discoveries.

ADORESS TO THE PUBLIC. -7-
.
R. SAMUEL HAMILTON bees lertver to
IV AL inform the Public,. that, notwithstanding the loss he
has sustained by 'the tremendous Fire which destroyed the
...virile of his Premises' iii on etinesday night the ad of Febriii-
-44ry,. the CRITICAL REVIEW will continue to be pub-
li3nol with its 'accustomed regularity on the tirst Day of
every succeeding Month. He feels much pleasure in being
able to teform Ins Literary Correspondents, that 'almost all
the Manuscripts intended for future Numbers of the 'Review
escaped the names, from having fortunately been at the rime
of the Fire in the Editor's` possession.
Mr. Hamilton requests a continuance of that Patronage,
both of Literary Characters and of the Public which has
enabled him to present a Monthly Epitanie Of Universal
Learning, equally, as he trusts, charatterizedby a dignified
imliarti.dity, and; an elaborate research. He is obliged to
several',S‘holitrs of Eminence, winkhavelately complimented
hint upon the unrivalled attention paid in the Critical Ka-
view to the. Literature of the Continent, and the solicitude
fes zed- to obtain and di flinx an early acquaietanee with:
every Work of importance, in whatever Country published.
It has been, And shall continue to be, his object to present
a National Work, not unnorthy of the Nation' in ,which it
appears: and he now feels !Muse it called upon to acknow.
ledge, which he does with an equal mixture of pride and
gratitude, that the Loss he' has, sustained; instead nt-
'nishing has added very considerably to the support he has
ordinarily experienced ; a lunch larger Impression or the last.
Number of the Critical Review (the only one published
since the Fire) having been demanded than of iloy tortner
Number publi.shed tenet it 4 conuneiieement.
*** Communications are requested to be addressed to Mr.
S. Hamilton, tit Messrs. C. and I. Robinson's, tiaternoster.
row.

March at TS-9.-
"t+f The?Critiail Review for March, containing the usual
ra flelr importaikt:uld lutcruf.ting :AA; tor, will lltv ttb 43184
ost 3110 Atilt of 41.44