The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-01 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION, Price is

'THE ARGO .rll-4:N'USI in Verse) of theFOXIAD,
I. . an Ms.(' oR I CAL POE-11, in Ten Books.
By the AUTHOR of tile REGICIDE.,
Bella, 11...rib•Bel1a!
,
Pacific Borlapthle Corna-mci.a Viev.s,
In Flarnv.:r, Span,
,Portugal pursues,
And 1, ais trieuri aril follower; abhor .
' Tiels....4:niL,, iistjubt, unr.ecessary War.
Foxiad Book roth, v. 867.
'Sold by Eickersfaff, Essex-street, Strand ; Hat:hard, Pic-
cadilly ; and Asperne, Cornhill.

Mr. TI-lELWALL and the EDINRURGVI REVIEW.
• This Day was published, pri,:e
16i LETTER to Mr. FRANCIS JEFFRAY,
Editorpf the EDINBURGH R.EVI E relative to
certain Calumnies ,11,1‘t Nlisrepresentations
,have ap-
peared in that Work, with an Expo-salon of the Ignorance of
the new Crit.cal Junto.
To which are subjoined, an Account-of the Condud of cer-
tain Individuals in Bernard's Room, .Edinburgh, at the Au-
thor's 'Probationary Leaure, and the Outlines of his Course
of Lectures on the Science alai Pradice of Elocution.

By igt-41,1 THELWALL. -
Printed.for the Author, and sold by it. ThurOod, No.
39, Newgate-sfreet, London ; and by all other Booksellers
in Town and Country.'

R. CHRISTIE very respeafully infurms 'he
Public, that the Sale of the F RF. EHO ESTATE,
calkd IiLACKFIAMSLEY FARM, and et other IRE E-
HO I.D LANDS, on the verge of the NEW PUREST,
HANTS, which was to have taken place *TO.MOR ROW,
February 2, inst. at the Great Room in Pall Nlail,-is Rost-
poned.

FREEHOLD, PO RTSNIO UTH. •
TO BE SOLD BBC' AUCTION,
13k Mr. et./TANCE,
At the Blue Posts, Pnrtstrionth, on Friday the Toth of Fe-
bruary, at Six o'Clock• in the Evming, by Order of the
Assignees of Mr. Lawrence Smith, Man's Mercer and
s lopsol ler, Bankrupt,
ASah.“.intial Brick-built FREEHOLD HOUSE
and Modern fronted SHOP, welt situate for Trade,
and particularly for the above line of Business, in which it is
established, being No. Broad-street, Point, Portsmouth.
The Premises are four stories high, inclusive of the
Ground.4loor, comprising a. good Shop, -Dining-room, Par-
lour, Kitchen, Store-room, and five Bed-rooms ; and on the
top of the House is an Observatory, commanding a very fine
View of the Isle of Wight, Spithead; .Fortsdown Hills, and
adjacent Country.
May be viewed any time preceding the Sale, by applying
on the PreLpfses, where Printed Particulars may be had;
also at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Adams, Solicitor, Oki
Jewry ; and of Mr. Custance, N0t.35, -Bow lane, Cheap.
side, London.

A NGIBAUD's LOZENGES of BLOIS ,are a
..... most.pleasant and effedual Remedy for CoughS, Colds,
and Disorders of the Lungs. By their sheathing quality they
quickly remove Catarrhs, or troublesome, tickling. Coughs,
and afford great reliefin Sore Throats, Soreness of the Breast,
and Asthmatic. CoMplaints.
Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, in Boxes, price
is. ltd. each, duty included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St.
; Paul's Mr. Golding, No. 426. Cornhill ; Mr. Tutt, at the
Royal Exchange; Messrs. Bayley an ,l Blew, Cockspur-
street ; fir. %%fade, Old Bond-street; Mr. Jeboult, No. i jo,
and Mr. Pidding„ N0..76„ Q“ord-street ; Mr. Ward, No. 324 t
Holborn ; and Mr., Clarke, No. 269, Borough.