The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-23 00:00:00

MONDAY, JANUARY 23,

On the 28th inst. will be published, in Otavo,
EMOIRS of the LIFE of Dr. DARWIN,
.I.VI chiefly during his Residence at Lichfield, with Anec-
dotes of his Friends, and Criticisms on his Writings.
By ANNA SEWARD.
Printed for j. lohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard.

Mr. PITS AND Mr. ADDINGTON.
This Day was published, price 3s.
AVIEW of the RELATIVE SITUATIONS
of Mr. PITT and Mr. ADDINGTON, previous
to, and on the Night of, Mr. PATTE N's MOTION.
By A MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. -
Printed for fohn Stockdale, No.,tBa, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, in, 3 vols. Bvo.-with zz Maps, Views,
Scc. price 21. as. or on royal paper 21. tz,s. 6(l'.
The History of the British Colonies in the West Indies.
To which is added, a History of th 6. War, and of the Island
of St. Domingo, Tour through the Windward Islands, and•
prefiKej the Author's Account 'of hiS own Life.' By Bryan
Edwards, Esq.

A NEW SERIES OF THE CR7.TICAL REVIEW.
THE whole of the earlier Nurabei of the CRI.
TrcAL RE VIEW preserved in the hands of- the
'Proprieto'r fMr: SAMUEL. HAMI L-roN),, ,the purpose
of completing Sets, having been destroyed• by the tremen-
dous fire that consumed lii entire Printing-oklice, and Dwel-
ling-house on the 2.laf last February; and the -completion
of prior - Sets being hereby rendez-La impossible, a W
SERIES of this journal will commence with the Number.
for January, and be published on the first day of the ensuing
month.

The necessity of such an arrangement is obvious ; and the
Conductors trust that the advantages of it will be equal to its
necessity.' To 'future .Purchasers-, the Work will become
_new, and possess a beginnins,. although authorized and cst a-
.•,blished. by the exp6riened of nearli.' halt a 'century : to its
foimef friends, it will be 'anothe.- and the same;'-.and, for
their benefit, the ConduCkor; will sti'l. persevere in Occa-
sional. references..to the antecedent-volumes. -
A,S every thing huMan is cepUole of amelioration, and as
experience is the surest guide to i mprovement, the Proprietor •
will avail himself eif the opportunity hereby afforded, to in-
tiothice into his plan. thoSe tew and ' trivial changes whiCh it
has been suggested to him may yet contribute to its.perfec-
Cum. Among other acl•;.::.tages, he proposes, exclusively of
the Index appended ..t.O every separate volume, and without
deducting a page from the CniTent numbers, to add sexen-
nially, or at the close of every period of six years, a-General
Index to the fascithlus of eighteen' volumes, which every
such peridd must necessarily produce; and ::to present it
gratuitously. to the regular Purchasers of the Work.

Stmuld the progre;;- of Woman knowledge, or other cir-
cumstances, induce him to institute'a FOURTH SERIES,
the Indexes will then be incorporated; General Index an-
nexed, and, in like; manner, delivered to the. supporters of
the kirnal, tree of expence.
London: Printed for G. and j.
,Robinson, Paternoster-
.

• * Mr. Samuel Flamiltan takes this opportunity of in-
forming his Friends and the Public, brat is now re-esta-
lishectin the Printing business at .No. 3.8,..5h0e,1ane, Fleet-
street:.

Tan. !6, 1804.

From the Honourable and Right Reverend the LORD BI-
SHOP of CARLISLE.
SIR, ROse Castle, Dec. 7,170.
T Readily embrace the opportunity your Letter al-
l. fords me, of adding my testimony to that of the Lord
Chiet Baron in favour of your Worm Medicine; my eldest
Son having a few months ago derived very material benefit
from the use of It. He had been unwell for several weeks
previous to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was
languid, and complained frequently of pains in his head and
side. The Lord ,Chief Baron, who had accidentally seen him
in this state, fortunately recommended to me the trial of your
Lozenges ; and that no time might be lost, or any mistake
occur in obtaining the genuine Medicine, sent me three doses
of it. The first of these ,occasioned a visible amendment,,
add after the second dose every unpleasant symptom diSap-
peared, but I judged it right to give the third, as the two
former had agreed so uncommonly well. From that time
my Son has been in perfeEt health, and I certainly attribute
his Cure wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozerage. I
have since recommended your LozengesdiLseveral instances,
wherein I have the satisfaction to assure you, they have uni-
formly been of great service. _ I ought to add, that from the
nature of the-etrea produced by them in. ,my Son's case, I
apprehend- his complaint to-have arisen from an obstruction
between the Stomach and Viscera.
I. am, , Sit', your obedient Servaq,
• , E. CARLISLE.
Mr. Ching, Apothecary,, Cheapside, London. •
Sold wholesale and retail, at -Ching and Butler's, No. 4,
Chrapside, near St. Paul's,,,, London ; and by roost Venders
of Medicines in the United Kingdom, in Boxes, with printed.
Direaions, signed by the Pawn*, at ss. 6a. and 2s. yd.
also in Family Boxes, at 225, 440);,:411ty included.
'At the above*Wareboioe sy be seen a Worm, voided
by Mr. Lingliam, Man's .IC,l,ertier, Strand, ao feet three inches
in length.

ROBI3ERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR COUGH
.DROPS,
For Coughs, Colds, Astinnas, Hooping Coughs, and Con-

sumptions.
THESE justly DROPS.nre• flowed the best a
Me-
dicine for the certairvßelief and eliedual Cure of the
above Complaints, not an instance having occurred, though
.taken by niore than forty thousand Patients, wherein they
have been known to tail ; so superior are their virtues over
every other Medicine; -that let the. Parient be ever so.emaci-
ared or reduced, after having tried every Modical assistance,
it will ad as a chart;, and instantly remove the most inve-
terate Cough, give ease and freedom.to respiration, promote
gentle expedoration, strengthen the whole debilitated Con-
stitution, procure the refreshing comfort of rest and sleep,
and quickly Oka a permanent cure. Mr. Robberds being a
regular ProfesSional man, in extensive pradice, is prevented
paying attention to the sale of the above ; he'has therefore
appointed Messrs. Ching and Butler, of Cheapside, .his
wholesale Agents, and to guard the Public against .a spurious
Medicine, sold as Robberds's Cough Drops, with counterfeit
Diredions and Signature, (none possibly can be genuine)
less each direction is signed Richd. Butler.
Sold wholesale and retail at Clung ant,' Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-row ; and by Bacon, Pid-
ding, and Green, . Oxford-street ; Wade, Old Bond-street ;
Robinson, Piccadilly ; Pearsall and Ward, Holborn ; 'Putt,
Holmii, and Lewthwaite, Royal Exchange ; Vade, No. 46,
COmhill; Clark, No. 269, Borough, and no where else in
London ;• but may be had of one or more Medicioe Venders
in every town in the Kingdom, in Bottles at 6s._ and 2S. each.

The following are further proofs of the Efficacy of the
ab'oye 'Medicine : • •
l'rom Dr..NlicEael Head, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, "to his

•
DrUggists in London, dated April sz,
.5799.
Gentlemen—l must beg you will forward immediately,
by the first Packet for Halifax, without waiting for the other
part of my order, twelve dozen of Robberch's
.Balsamic
Elixir, or Cough_ Drops, which I firmly believe to be the
very-best remedy ever Made use of for Coughs of every de-
scription. At the time I received some from you, I. was
afflicted with a dreadful G:ii7s.sgli,. and Inflammation on my
Lungs, attended with a" great and pain on my
breast, so that it was with great d4cUlty I could draw my
breath, Which I must candidly cOlifeis bailledany own skill.
From the strong recommendation you sent with them, I
was induced to make an immediate trial, which really, as:the
bill stated, gave me instant relief, and in a very short time
petfeelly restored me. •I have since witnessed, their good
efieds in many obstinate cases, and therefore shall for the fu-
ture never wish to be without them, and am sure no other
person would who are any ways subjed to Coughs, were
they acquainted with their virtues as well as me. You will
be so good as to let Mr. Robberds know my good'opinion,
and assure hint of my well wishes.
Gentleinea, your obedient Servant,
MICH, HEAD.

f PRICE SiXFZNCR*

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Yrineery 9, 1804.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFC-ERS HIS 11/111,,
.YESTY 'ls ORDNANCE do herebylive Notice, 7 bat
Proposals will hi, received at their Office itr 'St.' Plargarrt-street,
Westminster, on Thursday the id day of February next,
,frons
such Persons as may be willing to une'ett4e the Supply LEA-
THER BREECHES and GLOP ESfor the Royal Herm Artily
lery and Corps 9j Gunner Miners, upon Contreta for a period of
Three Years from the rst of April next.
Patterns oft& Articles may be seen upon appa-ationto Mr.Cea.,t,
the Ordnance Storekeeper, vt Woolwich, and the Terms and Condi..
lions of the Contraa ntay be known at the Secretary': Office, in
St. Margaret's-street aforesaid, any div between the hours of Ten
and Four o'clock, where the Proposals are to bedeliverea' sealed
up, and marked on the o:etude, Proposals for the Supply or
Leather Prceches and Gloves ;" but *no Proposals can be sza-
'milted after Thus-Alai, the j,cl of February next.
• By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREN7,Secretaly