The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-24 00:00:00

VAUXHALL.

Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRI NC E of
WALES.

T14,1S EVENING the Superb NAVAL FETE,
given in Honour of. the Birth of Ills Royal,Highness
the DUKE CLARENCE, will be repeated. The.wholc
Gardens will, on this illustrious occasion, beam in brilliant
radiance from every point ; splendid emblematical Devices,
and capital Trans.:parencies of the most distinguished Heroes
who have so nobly sign lined. themselves ih the Defe.hce of
their Country, will adorn the itotunda.and parts adjacent.—
Presenting in the_whole a most interesting display of National
Grandeur and Magni tkenee.

The Mtisical Department for the Evening will be un-
commonly various and happy.. Anionq the numerous'Sclec-
tions will be introduced the favourite Airs of the " Wooden
Walls of Old England," " Ruh: Britannia," &c.
Between the Acis; the Regimental Band of His Royal
Highness the, Duke of York will perfotin M3etial Music,
and the Turkish Band, Pandeans, &c. a variety of English
and Foreign Airs.
• End of the Concert, a Grand Discharge of CHINESE
FIREWORKS, by Sig. VINCENT() DE moRTRAm.

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Admission 3s. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert be.
gins at Eight. .

.COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 4, SERI.E-STREET,
LINCOLN's-INN,
August 22, 1804.
THE COMMITTEE :ip.pointecr to cittry into
• ,
effect the Rekilittioni entered into at the Crown and An-
chor- Tavern in the:Strand, for Vindicating the RIG FITS
of all the L.EcTtIKS a the K!!i-G1),..)11,-outrageil by
the late Return. by the Sherilfot request that
Subscriptions may be paid at -one of the following Places :
' Messrs.. Thomas Coitus and Co. Strand.

Cobb,. St.oke3 and tro. I..ombard-st Net.

I.adbroke and Co. Toreadnecole-street.

_---. Baal, Chainbers and Co. Bond-stteety.
Weston,-Pinlorne, and Co.:Southwark.

And for 'the further convenience' of pe:s residing at. a
distance frail) th:se Places, the following t.iletaleinen have
alreatiy:Aigpitiedlitc'Tcoocusretice to receive Subscripticns in
their rcspeaivo Neighbourhoods
' Mary-le-bone—NlG-.L4l.gley, Edware" Road; Mr. Ro-
gers, No. is 6,. Osford-sticet.

Si. Ann's; Soito-,-Nlr. Adams,. Dean-street; Mr. Bram.
well, No. ss. reek,vrcet i - Mr. Weot, King-street, Soho.
St. Marttn's and St. Paul's, Covent-garde .—Mr.
Long-acre. , • .
St: Nl:agaret's and St. john's -Mr. Medley, Dorsct-square,
Cannon-row.

St. George's, Ilanover-square—Mr.,Benwell, No. 26,
South Autiley-street._

St. Jams b--Mr. Moody, Carnaby-street.,
Chelmpanel Bromptan —Mr. Lee, No. 7_, Sloane-street.
.St. eicinent Danes--" Crown and Anchor Tavern;
for Morning, Chronicle:

St: Andrew's Holborn, and St. George the Martyr—Mr.
Coles, Whitt. Bear, Leather-lane ; Mr. Graham, Red-hun-
ts:pare.
llishopsgate—Mr, Michael Pearson, Spital-square,
fvfoorgate—At the t; lobe Tavern.
The Conniti t teo continue sitting every Day at Tivelve
o' lock, where Lonintimications will be received and at-
tended, to. ..

'TWO THOUSAND, --POUND'S WANTED
upon .Mortgages amply secured upon, Copylvold
Estates in. the.County.of 'E sex. For particulars, apply to
ikles:ii..l-loward and niggles, Golden-square.

BE PARTICULAR AS TO TfIE HOUSE.
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES.

MUTLER's Furnishin.Upboistery, and- Cabinet -
1.) Ware-rooms and ManutadlOry, Nos. t.; and Li, Cathe.
tine Street. -A large assortment of articles of the newest,
neatest, and .most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned
materials, • and excellent workmanship, with 'several ill-
provements. •
BUTLER respetfully relies on the good•diseernment of
the that they will aee through the paltry devices
and insinuations opposed' to him-and counte.rteithi4 his arti-
cles. 1t is well 10.10Wn that BUT LE I% has two patents, one
.for Tables, thcother tOr•Bedstaids; The principle of the first •
is applicable to almost all .k inds of,Tablesi and is allowed to
be a great improvement ; it renders them' more convenient
for Houses, and much mere portablo. The principle of the:
other is,applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as .Four Post,
Tent, Sota, and Chair Beds, Which latter arc singularly
use-
ful in siCkness, and each when' shut • up; make a handsome
.piece of furniture for a Sitting RooinA)ressing Room, eze. ,
1 he Four Post and Tent lieds.gologetter.in all parts with
brass, and arc fixed with much ease without Hie help of
.:1
tools or tacks or nails.in the furniture, and are very portable.t,j
Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of dot
Annyand Navy, and hattlimates, :its° portable Chairs, &c.
' 13u x E JCS Pattlt. Manufactures have been graciously pa-
tronized by.the•King, Queen, and Royal facility, and ho--
by,orders from numbers of the Nobility and 'Gentry,-
and have been..highly approved of 'in the East and West.'
Indies i 'the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa-
vourable encouragement, and for Which he returns his grate-'
tul acknowledgments, and cann.,t-. b:tt notice the kind Of-
fices of some others, who fix uls larse Sign-Boards, with
Bo Ti.E. It's name inscribed, which Kitty help also to promote
his Rosiness, or should it he designed otherwise, .he, by the
permission of. Providence,. manufactures and sells his Sive-
:nor Four-post'and other. Beds, excellent Diiiing Tables, and
•Caninet Articles as above, namely. Catherine-street, 8 doors
from the Strand, a Brick front, 'louse, where he has con-,
strueted several Tools and. Machines. for working the same,
and. has otherwise been at considerable, expence, to bring them
to that utility and degree of pertettion at which they now
are.- At the same. place may be had every Article for the
completely Furnishing Houses.. N. B. For Exportation. • I

I) HEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty. Afrec.
tion-51 with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or fly-
ing Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, 'and general Debility,
(originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently
cured by LVIIITEHEAD's E,SSENC4 of MUSTARD
LLS, afterrevery'ot her means had tailed.
The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the
Pills in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the
most active, penetrating, and etkClual Remedy in the world,
curing the severest SP It Al NS and II It In S ES,. in less that'
halt the time usually taken•by Opocloldock, Arquebusade, or
any other Liniment or E.mbrucation ; and used immediately
after airy accident, it prevents the part turning blac):-.
It. is prepared aril-sold- at as. • gd.'each box or bottl2,Dy
R. ohnston,j -Apothecary, No. 15, •C, reels-street, SUho,
London.

For Weak and Relaxed Habits,
Dr. AUSTIN's CHALYBEIATE PILLS.

THIS .Preilaracion, invented by the late cele-
brated Orate(' Physician, whose Name it bears, is found su-
perior to all other Tonic and Restorative *Mdicinos ; being'
so.ChernicallY combined, as 'to retain all the atiive Powers,
of Steel, freed from:its heatiog Quality, and to sit easy upon„
the Most delicate Stomach. _

These Pills are recommended‘to thoie Persons w!.ase
Frames have been debilitated by Hot Climates, inter perance.
or any other Cause ; and they are particularly ealculaatl tor
Females at that yeriod, of Life when. the Constitution is
often defective, either front Habits too sedentary, or from
want of tone in the System, inducing Languor; Sallowness
Palpitations, 'Trembling of. the Kliees,.&c. and for All Ner-
vous and 11y poeliondriacal A Ileciinns.
Sold by NEwn zit Y and SONS, at the only %Varehouse
for, Dr. lames's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard,
London, price 45.. a, box, Duty included ; also, by, I Wade,
Old llond-strea ; llacon'and Co. and J Piddhig, Oxfords
street; llayleymnd Cp. Cockspur-street ; J. Ward, Hot bbrii ;
T. 'Putt, 4(441 Exchange ; W. Clarke, lioreukt ; and j.
Harris, corner oi Ludgate•street.