The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

BATTLE Ot THE NILE.

THE ENGRAVING from Mr. 'ORME's PIC.
TURE of the BATTLE of the NILE, with Por.
traits of the Officers, is now ready to deliver to the Sub:
scribers : it completes the. Series of the Four Great Naval
Vidories, by the same 'Artist ; all of which are represented
Portraits of the Uficers.

A Set of three Prints of the Battle and Views of the City
of Aleundria-are also publishing ,by. Envy,. an ORME, His
Majesty's Printseller, No. 59, New Bond street.

Exeter, Wednesday, Sept. tg, 1804.
Novi is published, to be sold by Cadet! and Davies; Strand,
London; Trewman and Son, and others, principal Book,
sellers at Exeter; Haydon and Co. Plymouth; Hoxland,
Dock.

THE AVOWAL's ATTENDANT ; Link
the second. The Author might yet alloy!' timself to
stay longer for the more laborious polishing of a work which
some may be too well disposed to call, even now, but a
rough performance; but !what would this be but to dread
and flee the lashing of the inconsiderate, because, minute
philosopher, to the nested of the contentbf the best in- -
formed and most judicious of the board of Critics 2—but. to
delay the attendance of the physician for the sake of nore
of the good of study, while .patients wait for what of Medi,
einet may be prepared and served up immediately-, before the
last gasp 7nder better more refined preparations useics.: ?
Let not those sounds be avoided as dangerotia" to be even
listened to, which, if heard out most patiently, may prove
no less good hearing than that of the news of the victory of
the conquest of the last enemy whicbiliall be destroyed :
the last, because the greatest ; the greatest, because the head
of heads of all the other enemies of human happiness, con.
federate, embodied, and concentrated in the field of the en-
gagement of the first and last of battles.
The Author holdeth no one to be unsafe or without the
prosped of salvation, merely because as yet he be hi error ;
tint only hint to be unsafe who either refuseth to be inform-
et!, or who being informed and convinced of sin, refuseth re-
formation. He clanneth the protedlion of a Toleration-act,
because he is peaceable, as a subjeel at the civil Government,
or as a member of the tion.estahiished vut or the Constitu-
tion of the realm of England, his. most dear, native Country ;
attempting no conversions, expecting no encouragement, but
upOn tin, terms of a religious consistency with the prayer of
the petitions—God save the King, and God send peace and
pienty;pre-eminence among the nations, in greatuirss as in.
virtue to the Islands of Britannia.

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