The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-25 00:00:00

NEw runbicArrioNs.

LORD ANIHERST'S MISSION TO CHINA.
In the Press, and speedily will he publiShed, in 4toeivithPlates,•
Maps, 84e. .
A JOURNAL Of the PROCEEDINGS of the
EMBASSY to CEIINA.
By HENRY ELLIS, Esq. Third Commissioner of the
Embassy.
Printed for JoHN MURRAY. AlbCfnarleslreet.

CAPTAIN TUCKEY'S EXPEDITION TO AFKICA.
Ia the Press, and speedily will he poOlished; iii 4to. with a
Ntap, and other Plates and Wood-cuts,
rip E OFFICIAL :JOURNAL the laCe
•-CAPTAIN TUCKEY, on a VOYAGE of DISCOVERY
in the,IITERIQR. of AERiCA, to explore-the Source of the
Lard Or Congo.
inted for Jon N MohnAv, Ahenntrle-street.

POPULAR NOVELS, recently published by LO.NGMAN,
HURST, REES, ORME, And BROWN, LONDON.
T" .PASTOR'S ;• a Novel.
By MISS .JANE PORTER, Author .of "Thaddeus of
Warsaw," "Scottish Chiefs," &c. The Second Edjtionvin 4
•vols. emit.• price 11. I Is. 6d. hoards.
Q. The WELSH MOUNTAINEER., a Novel. By •Cathe-
rine Hittto,. In 3 vols. limo. price Ids. litl. hoards.
:3. VALENTINE'S EVE, a Novel. By Mrs. (pie. In 3
vols. l'2.nto. the tad Edition, price 11. Is. hoards.
4. MODERN MANNERS; or, A Season at Harrowgate.
•
In .2 12nto. price 12s. bombs.
In the Press, •
1. ROB ROY, a No,el. In 3 vols. By the Author of
46 Wavurlev,7 &c.
2. The KNIGHT or sT..IOIIN, a Romance. In 3 vols.
12gre. By' Miss Anna Maria Porter, Author of "The Recluse
of Norway," tk.c..&c.&c. • .
3. MANDEVILLE, a Domestic Story -of the Seventeenth
Century. By the Author of " C:111.1) Williatris." In 3 vols.

CATON ON THE VENEREAL D .-iisE :IND 1 l'S CON-

SEQUENCEs.
• This Day was published, •
A New Editiou, price :is. illustrated With Cases,,
IItiACT U ICAL TE.-111st,, 0:t the .PRE-.
VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL, DISEASE,
exhibiting: the thaructei, •Synipiomis, and Treatment of the
,Diseaseiiinuediatelv or remotely connected with it ; contain-.
lug Obsaetvations or; Gleet, Stricture, NlticaH./iseharges, the
Use of -the (aus:ic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup-
tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, 1) hility, ;.,,rneral or lo-
cal, the i'beury of Generation, &c. &c. comprising an Ele-'
'inentary for Stildelits, and a Guide to the general'
header ; interspersed witll select Prescriptions, applicaLle to
each Division of the Disease. . •
T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
No. 10, Statthope-strert, Newcastle-street, Strand, late of
the united. Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's*.
-Printed for Messfs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row,
tendon.

M iDGHAU HOUSE, BERKS.
_
TO BE LET FURNISHED, from Mieharimas 1817, from
Year to Year, or for a Term,
as may be agreed upon,
AI1DGHAM11011:-.E, sitiotted a short
tance.frOm the Turnpike-road from London to Bath,
hettii....7, 50 miles from the former, and 56 front the latter, and
six miles from thrTown of Newbury, with 4 e ow:II-Houses,
stapling tot' 17 Horses, and Dog Kennels,detached Kitchen and
Flower Gardens, Plant.ition, hlitubberies, aid Fish Ponds,
c‘ittaining. about .2t; Acres, and (4.1 of Meadow and pasture
Land adjoining., With a Farm-house ai,d 1311114,4 g. The
whole will he let, free from- Tithes, Poor Rates, and Taxes,
t-gether with the exclUsire Fishery in the Old River.Kennet,
and Kennet Canal, .and the; privilege of sporting over 1000
A.Lres yf - Land, ttio Aerzs of•wliich• are Wood-lands;, in Midg-
ham. The Mansion-house and Offices have been lately put
in complete repair, Hall nr Billiard-room, 20 by .1. 4 ; Library,
24 by 2.1; Dining, 20 by 30 ; Drawing-room, 17, by 42; Anti-
roOm, to by 2b ; 7 large Bed-chambers, and 4 convenient
Dressing-rooms adjoining; 11 large Bedreltambers itt the
• Alt* Siory, large Kitclien and Hougekreper'sßoom, Butler's
raorry, Serramts Hall, .and dry and roomy Wine and Beer
Cellars. Possession may he had immediately, and the House
may heciewed on applyingto at the Cotta;e. 'For
farther Particulars, 4nd to treat fur the letting, apply to Mr.
ltobt. Fogg, Warwick-street,-Golden-s.4l6re, London; or to
Messrs. 13u-cid and Gras', Attorntes, Newbury, (if by letter
post•paido
A. Farm adipining, containing about 120 Acres of excellent
Arable Land, may be held with the Mansion-house.

DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS.
N Reply to au ADDRESS ti' the, PUBLIC
front Mr. R. G. G. JAMES, Mr. NEWBEItY has to
slate a few facts in addition to those in his Affidavit. •
Mr. James, by ail Extract from Dr. James's (which he
revieseuts " ,the mast •solinuo Instrument in a Man's
Life"), losing-ides," that Mt. Newbery has not either the se-:
errts, or at'q henefiCial Interest. in the Produce of [)r. James's
Medicines, and thus he totally perverts the Object ano the
Meaning of the Will.
, Mr. Newbery *tame intitled to llalf the Property of Dr.
Janies's Fever Powder and Analentic Pills, not front his Will,
but from other solemn Instruments, namely, •I teeth and Co-
venants, 'tinder Dr..lames's ha•td and ..seal, which ate now in
Mr. Newhery's possession, together with re‘,Olar Assignments
of a Moiety of jbe Lettets Patent, for which Dr. James re-
ceived vaittable Considetations. •It is true that he Isegneath-
ed ." all his Right and Interest in his Powder and Pills" to
his eldest San ;—that is, all the Right aid Interest he pos-
sessed; for he had conveyed one half of his Interest • his
Powder to Mr, Newbery': •- many years before; and at
,the very time he executed ins told, July the .i7th, 1,74, the
.4greements were forming respecting the Analeptic Pill., and
.were actually signecl, "by Ur. lathes and Mr. Newbery, a few
,days gterwardsoOmely, on the 9th of August;
Mr. Newbery's Application to the Cohn of Chancery was
n,ot " to.sabsiantiate a Proprietorship in thtr Medicines,”- as
crated by Mr, James, hot to compel the Parties to supply the
"Powder and fills, while I he Connexion suhsisted, conformably
wilt) the Covenants in the De.eds above-mntioned,' and with
the Directions contained in Dr. James's is ill and Codicils ;
Mr. Newbery, beiug determined to fulfil his En”agnients.
every respect; sit that if a breach took place, it Zooid not be
diis act, but that of Dr. Jathei's
Great stress is laid upon Mr. Newbery's haring heen fur-
nished with the Medicines fnr seventy years-by Dr. James and
,his.Fautily.- This, they were bound to do, or to leave Mr.
,fs:ewhery at liberty to 'prepare them himself; and it cannot
be urged, thk4t,s.nett a continuance could disqualify Mr. New-
-bery, and deprive him of the Power to prepare the Medicines,
bltecause they chose to break the Agreethents and refuse the;
Supply. lie was surely as competent to manufacture them,
:from the original Receipts aid 'the InstrUctions lie derived
from the Invemor himself, at Mr. It.- 'J. G. James, whose
knowledge imparted by his Uncle, whether written or not,
was, at third hand.. The very confident tone of Mr. It. G. G..
James railit induce persons to imagine that be had prepared
part of the supply himself during the seventy years.; the Re-:
verse, however is the Truthl.for it is only• wit hmn a short
-time that he his been'atimitted to the secrets'of the Concern,
and as not one Packet or lox of his yowder or Pills has ever
tteensida at' Mr. Newbery's Warehouse, no great experience
can be boasted of ; Mr. James's question, therefore, recoils
upon himself, viz. r " Whether the-Public will speculate up-
on or administer his Medicines, which Mai be considered as
untried.
After the prdnf of Mr. Newbery's Title to half the Property
in these Medicines.:•,-aftert he facts detailed in his Affidavit:
after the. teitimorty afforded by the Analysis of two eminent
Chmbists. (Mr. Professor Braude. and Mr. Accuen) of-.the
identity of the Vcver Powder prepared by Mr. 'Newbery and
that by Di% James himself :—after the Trials of several Me-
dical Gentlemen it) their practice, evincing an Aact simila-
' lily in their .effects: and after an uninterrupted cil'Clazition
of Mr. Newbery's prepartions for many months past, which
has fully confirmed their efficacy as heretatire,, he trustsl
that he has established a just claim to the confidence of the
public; and that they,will be satisfied that Dr. Jaines's Fever
POwder and Analeptic Pills, prepared by him, are time real
Remedies of their celebrated-Inientor. •
tst. 1817. • .ERANCIS NEWBgR-Y.