The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-23 00:00:00

Chair;.

rt was resolved to make. the fdlowing Report :
This Committee has great pleasure in reporting to the Ge-
neral Court, that as Much of the new Building as appears for
the present to be:desirable, is'almott compleated, and•partly
occupied. Besides ten Roor.s, which it has been thought:
prudent to keep., as }et, in an unc-nished state, the Asylum
now contains tort;- el glit capecious Rooms for Patients, nearly
fitted up in a manner suited to their .ranks in lite ; and also
four very large Day-rooms. Every part of the new Struc-
ture is ventilated upon a novel and apparently excellent Plan.,
There are a Hot and two Cold •Bai.hs, besines a Shower and
Vapour bath. A forcing Engine distributes hot or cold Wa-
ter to every part, of the House. High Bildt , Walls separate
the five -extensive' Airing Grounds, which are allotted to
• Male or Female Patients, and to the Classes afflicted with
ditlerent degrees of Insanity. It appears to the Committee,
that-the Work already finished. is executed in a very mas-
terly manner ; and that the
.Asylum now.contains every pos-
sible convenience' tor the up fortnnate'o bjeas io-Nvliose accom-
modation it is destined. The Cost. has not yet been exactly.
ascertaimed, but it does not appear likely to exceed theorn:i.,
nal Estimate. The Comnintee has only tci,regret, that in
order to defray the Expence incurred, :t •'has been obliged to
self consnierablyL- out of the Stoek ~ in their presentiticpre- ,
elated state,- by which mean:3 tlie i'..inds of toe I ustitutionil
have materially glittered, and are rendered deficient ; but this, i
it is confided., the• Public Benevolence. Will soon redress.
The salubrious Situation of...this Asylum. cannot be ex-
celled; and the systeni on which it is conduaed differs from I
that of any other intfteXingdern, in foate important respects.
The Coin:nit:tee has further to statc,-that it has procured and j
examined the Ps.cpctts ,from Bedlam Hospital, as also
.from;
several other e•x:ensiv-..-.. Establishments of a similar ti tare ; 1
and has the .i.ll-13iactiol: of observing, that -Millis instltution ;
• thenunieber of Patients cured, -'in proportion' to the nini-itter i
admitted, ex::_eetis that of any other, the Reports of widcb it-,
has been praeli..:able to obtain. . On account of its local Si,,
Auation, this ~,:i.syluin is peculiarly calculated for the four
• Western Counties ; but Patients are admitted into it from any
part of the Kingdom, on ,very easy Terms' proportioned-to
their ranks in-life. . . ...,
- .. Contributions 'towards its Support are received -by the'
Treasurer; Patrick Kincaid, Esq. in Exeter; and by Messrs.
Robarts-, Curtis, and Co. Bankers; in London. ..
..'''. SAM. FRED. 'MILFORD, Chairman.
Benefaaioni announced since the last Quarterly Report :
- . 51 trota a_Latly,--by the hands of Dr. Daniell.
_5l. fronts Well-wisher, by thethands of the Treasurer.
sal. Los. from the Rev. lona's Dennis.
tel. from a Lady, by the hands of the Rev. Mr: _Manning.:
*4-o'of. in the 4 per Cents, from the Executors of the late •
• . 1 saac Hawkins,,Esq.
251. from William Thomas Hull, Esq.
.
The preceding Reports having been duly considered, it:was''.
unanimously resolved to publish them in the Newspapers.
- ' • . - - CLIFFORD, Presiknt. 1

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PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
STOCKDALE respeffully informs• the
.1
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Public, that the only uniform continuation of the
PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER iS.pfilitished by him
and will:_be regularly carried on during, the Sitting. of each
Parliament. Nd. t to 19 of the present ScssiorVare now 1
ready, price is. each, and he believes that their contenls are,'
more kccurarely detailed than any which.nave preceded.— .1
Complete Sets may be had from 1743,- or. for The interme-
diate years, with or without the State Papers during the late
War. Those Gentlemen whose. Sets-arc incomplete, are re.
quested to order the deficiencies without delay.
No, 18t, Piccadilly, April 21, 1804.

BEAUTY, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. • .
THE INDIAN NI ou-rti POWDER 'renders.
the Teeth beautifully ,white,' gives the most fascinating'.
redness to the .0 on-is and Lips, and communicates zi.r.nost
delightful Odour to the Breath. 'Phis Potvder is prepared
from, a valuable Drug" found on. the Coast of Malabar,, lately
imported frotit India by a Gentleman of Ibl-tune, .who
liessed and :e4perioced its wonderful Prpperties. He...has
sufriittedit xo tue inspedion of a MeificArGentleirian in
London, who so highly appri,ves of he:sand:lions it
his narndand recommendation,
.having aseertainectthat
it is a specific-remedy for the Scurvy irf.the.Guins, a radical
Cuie for the Tooth-ach, a<id decidedly. the best tooth Pow-
der in the world,'and .so innocent„ that it may be used by
infants.- Price as. "lid'. and is. gd. Prepared by the Poetor,
nd-sold wholesale Lild retail, by his Agent, NO. at, Pall-
; Mall; and retail, .1)y Mr. WailaS, :229, Strand, near
Temple Bar.

NEW MEDICINE ACT.
At the only Warehouse fir ES's POWDER,
~.• ac, St. Paul's Cliurell.:yard, tonaoii.,
.-mHE Sold, at the ••
‘.1.• Prices annexcd;.tricAuding the Stamp Duties; and as
'it is:t.tnaefeci. Altar -from the Ist of September, 1562,, the ,
Stamps sbsauld..be antic(' to all Proprietari, MediCines, as
wcfl; for EZateign'as for florae Consumption, and asa%con-
siderable Addition made, to •the Stamps, on the.artieles of
-liigher oi. tlinot ,prices :q1 Dr. latnes's
• Powder:, Will be. in tittUr.-.2.5. 9d. pet' Packet, Or. 6d.
tier Dozen.; -but the Vantity'Of Minn PadketS:..in' a Bot-
. tle.as. made up tor thee Al.:fly:and ;Navy) ;may be had for
•11.•.45. And as by favour of the 'Co`ininissionets,.of the
Stamp 0 ttice, P!ares are preparekfor Mr. Ne wber'y'S .sepa.
rate use, with his'i4aine cue:raved iii.e-aeh'Stamp,-the Public
will be careful to 4serve, that .the words, ". F. Newberg,
St. P-atilis," are printed in the Stamps of all his
i.-klatientes; .and as it is 'presumed that this. Will be a suffi-
cient security against Coianterfeits; ' his Signature on the
•4.ables 'on. James's' Powder, 'IIL be discontinued from
• I;elleetokwarilt- . • • -• . ,
..45tamps will allofve 'gratis-, as usual, to those Who
...puryhase Halt a;,Doz.en or .more at a 'time, of the lower
priCed articles. s• d- • , S.. d.
Dr.. larites's Powder , 2' 9 LozengeS of Blois t xi
Db. a llottje - 24 o Freake'sTind.of Bark 4-9
Do. Analcptic 4 6 Do. Hux'hain's - 2 0
D. large Bpx o English Collee , - A 9
DrkSteer's o.podeldo6-. .2 6 Genuine ArcuebuSade 8 6
r:Do. ConvulsieVil - 2 6 Ormskirk. i‘ledicines ,S 6
. , tio. Camomile roPs 1. 9 Scots•Pitis, o
Do, Paregoric Loienges t ti Essence of Peppermint
Ber.rx's.Btlious:Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops -
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate. , Dr, Plooiier's Pills
'ditto ' 4 o Glass's Magnesia , 3.. 6
Dalb;'s Carminative' I 9 licnry"s.Ditto 6
EssgnceolCatshios . 3 6 Norton's Dropi • 1- 6 •
• Cephalic SnintE - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops • 6
, Mr: Spence's D'e-tiitifre 4 o Dr. Solander's..:Tea 2 9
ones's Rheumatic 'fine- Greenough's re I.
ms
ture • - .3 6 DR. Tolu I..°zetigts
:N'• 13". Snimps with Mr. Newti.ery's 'Name are affixed to
the „first twn. en • Articleens.
,aa its and n
lit
bti°veeuilleesrseittge rs
ed;:i i
u lii ast akmany
s
Persons, particularly s
House, he is under the necessity ot ;:pointing Otift, that, it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest, to Cheapside, and
that it has a large. white Stuccoed Frost, on which thees'
Words arJ insu'ibed : AR Eft() ITS,E
Volt I'AMES's POWDER."
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