The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-12 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDN/ItyCE,

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• .- March 1, IRo4.
THE PRINCITAL OFFICERS of .iIS MA—
JESTY's ORDNANCE do hfreby give Notice, i hat
they,nviil sell by Public Attßkn, at the 70.1,er, on N.?nday tbe
.6th Day of inst. at ren in the Forenoon, suni,y-
Lots of old and w,erviceable 0 RDA' /INCA?. -STOP ES; conii,t-
ing of- 2liantities of kfarne.ss, Cordage, Hemr, .‘..hca-z.‘et
and l'bts, Lanthorrs, Shrep-Skin4, 'Hair ct6;l3, Till Ktt:les,
Forge BelloWs, Standing r-Lef, old Iron, Cartri Haid-
screws,4cales and lreights, Fire 1V.20d, Files lg.
Tents, Cioihillg and Val nut ,ther - .4sticies ; the
may be viewed at th.e rower. till the I.3ay of Sale. P,
of the Lots •tvill brdclivered is such Pea son 44'.1 'apt tyli, them, at
the Office of Ot,ixance to tLe rower.
By Ordrr of the 8: aA
R 1-1 CR E./lc. Secwag

TATTEkSALL's IMPROVED PSALMODY,
In Three Volumes Odavo.
THE printed separately in Three Parts,
consisting of two trebles and a bass, or treble, tenor,
and bass, itkving, through a mistake iu the. Publisher, beed
sold at we-advance:l price of Half a Guinea tot each Volume,
instead of Three and-Sixpence, as originally intended, r.
Tattersall thinks it necessary -to state to the admirers of the
Improved Psalmody, , •
First, That this advance of Price was directly contrary tq
his intention.,

Secondly,•.That he is willing and desirous to return the
overcharge to those Purchasers who have paid the erroneous
Price ; thus making the best amenciS in h►s poNVer tor 'the
mistake.
. .

The adVance upon the Books appears to have•arisen Iron}
the idea of the Publisher, that they could not be sold, with
any chance of profit,• at a lower price.; hut that Mr. T. from
the first, declined all chance of gain, may be proved by the
following passage from tlt.! British. Critic
-" We cannot forbear observing, as a circumstance which
does peculiar lionni;r to the feelings of the , Editor, th it he
disclaims all possibility of profit in an undertaking prosecut-
ed merely for the service of Religion, and sells'every pi t
of his Publications at such a price as will merely prevent
ruinous loss to himself." , • .

This re;nark appeared in vol. 5, p. 1.78, in the year 1793.,
and similar, observations occur to vol. t i, p. awl else-
w nen!. „NT:Tattersall hopes, therefore, that his design will
henecrin.ward be unthrstood, and his 1' üblisher excused for
an error, which he believes nut to have proceeded from arty
bad motives, and which for the future will be rectiti,td.
Notwithstanding theexoence.of tins Work has been already
very considerable, the Editor, convinced of its great utility,
is determined to compli:,te it on the most liberal plan. He
rejoices to learn that in several churches the Improved Psal-
mody' has been altogether adopted ; and though, in sonic in—
stances, a part of these Psalms has not quite lairly'been in-
corporated into other Selections, to the injury of their general
sale, yet he is more pleased at the testimony tons borne to
the merit of his Undertaking, than ofnnded at the liberty
taken with his Property.
With reSped to the completion of the Improved Psalmody,
though unavoidable interruptions have hitherto prevented
some of the original Composers from fulfilling their
_promises,
yet there remain few portions of toe which are nor
now set and Mr. Tattersall assures his Friemds and, the
Public, as soon as the rest shall be received, which he now
earnestly expeets, the whole shall be brought forward with
the utmost expedition. The Work at present contains up-
wards of 200 New Tunes, composed by the most celebrated
Masters.

N B. As the former Editions of the Words are now ex-
hausted, and mauy persons have wished to see them printed
in a larger size, for the accommodation of elderly persons,
Mr. T. is inclined to republish. them itt that manner ; and if
any Clergymen should be itesirous-of adding an Apirenclii
from the other versions, and will intimate their wishes to
his Fuolisher, at No. 3z, Paternoster-ro., he will readily
print oil' an hundred, or more copies, for them, free of ex-
pence, in the sane size?nd letter, that-they may heliound
together.

TO BONS VlVANTS.—Gent4nnett expel ienc.
ing the inconveniencies arising from an over indulyence
in the pleasureS Of the table. or wine' will at ail times :hid
relief limn- the use of the Reverend W I LLI NI BA it-.
CLAY's PATENT ANTIBI'LICUS PILLS.
Pills having no Aloes-nor any Mercurial preparation in i.eir
composition, require no confinement nor any particular
men, and they will in the mildest manner remove the
acrimonious, bilious matter which is always irneratecl in the
by a too frequent use of the bottle, or of rich. and
savoury viands. Sold at the Eiaboritory, No. 35, Bedford.
street, Covent-garden, in Boxes 55. 6.1. and los. each, duty
included ; and by all the Venders in Town and Country.

CHILBLAINS are cured by one APplicAti of
WHITEHEAD's FLUID ESSENCE OF'MUS.
TARD, and the severest Sprains and Bruises,- in less non
half the time usually taken by Opodeidoc, -Arquebasade,• or
any other Liniment or Embrocation; and if•used
fy after any Accident, it prevents the part turning black.
The Mustard Pills are also taken with singular success in
all'Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty Alli:Clions, Numbness.
spisms' 'or wandering Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, amid
general Debility ; at the same time, the active Fluid Essence
is applied to the parts alncted, in those Complaints where
necessary...
It is prepared and sold* at • 2S. 9d. each box or bottle, by
fohnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek street, Soho,
London, ► nd may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great
Britain and Ireland.
rr The Chilblain Ointment, for. cleansing and speedily
healing broken Chilblains, is also prepared by Mr. joie ston,
price ts. each box.

FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c.
PECTORAL- ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT.

THE Herb Coltsfoo't, called Tusiila,o by the
p •
Ancients, was distinguished by them, as as name suf.
ficiently conveys, for -its excellence in tae Cure of Coughs
and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this .Essence has, in
the course of along practice, beet' found the most sate and
etkttual Remedy tor-Coughs, A•sthrnas, Wheezings, Phthi.
sicky Complaints, Consumptions, liOarseness., Defiuxions,
Catarrhs, difficulty of Breathing, and all Disorders of die
Breast and-Lungs.- It gently opens the Breast, and imme-
diately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger
of taking 'cold. It admirably allays, the tickling which
provokes frequent Coughing, and takes off the uneasy
sensation of acrimonious Humours, cleanses the small
elands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities
of the Vessels. Thus it regularly and quickly, cures the T.nost
obstinate Consumptions of the longest standing„ it taken be.:
tore the Lungs are -ulcerated. It cures all hUsky and dry
Coughs, dissolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax heals
rawness and soreness of the Breast, Stomach, and Lungs,
and gives inimediarci relief to those who, through age and in-
,firmity, are deprived of Rest ur Sleep, as it generally con'.
poses and c:ontributes to make the - remainder of their days
comfortable and easy-.
This ESsence is prepared only by lames Ryan, Singeon,
in Bristol ; and sold, wholesale and retail, by Francis New.
bery, at No. 45, the East End-of St. Paul's, London, in But-
' price- 3s. 6d. each, duty included
To prevent impositions, Purchasers are desired to observe
that the words `• F. Newbery, Nu. Paul'i,P arc en.
ir::vecl in the Stamps. •