The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-08 00:00:00

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NUMBER 2719.]

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'HERTFORDSHIRE, • -
lIVARD and LODQING for a Single Gentleman
in.a-tarniliof real rei'peaabillik, who reside on their
4staft, in a most healthy; pleasant sititation, where no
htr Lodger has, or will be received. Particularly adapted
Gentleman fond- of Agriculture, Hunting, Shooting,
.‘'oilising or Reading. The use of a kidixtiOini,;e, or Chaise,
1;14Y be had ; and all •.proper accortimodations for Servants,
orses and Carriages, if requi red.
For fiirther Particulars, apply to Mr. Phillips, Bookseller,
'l6. 414 St. Pkitil's ChOreltqad:

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TO WOOLCOMBERS--
WItLIAM THRESHER, by Trade a Wool-
cornbei-, has absconded from and left his Wife and
family chargeable to the Parish of the Holy Trinity, irt
tiiy 01 CovzAtry ; Whoever will give information•to t
Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Palish
gr the
Holy Trinity, so that the said William Thresher may
apprehended, or canse by, any other Means the appre-
slon of the said William Thresher, shall receive Two
Guineas Reward, and all reasonable Expences'.
N.B. Thresher is about .45 years of age, upwards of six
feet high, fair complexion, but pitted with the small-pox,
Old dark bah'.

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"MONEY RE4DY TO ADVANCE:
'LL .PERSONS- in possession of incomes A ._ I
arising tram Freehold, Copy hold, or Leasehold
X sta c
91,
in Land or. Houses, '.ll.Oney- in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Martiage
.Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An.
.tithies, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any piker def..
tale Income for Lite, may be supplied with temporary 01
,permanent Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In-
est fertile same. . . ' • ' . - '..' -
,T. he Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or t .)..b-
-i'e", may be actiorinnotlited on their Personal security ;
dittinm, aaii.y. instance where the single securitof an ind
15e' d':eined insuffiCient, the additioy_ of nanother
reNen to gniirantee the payment of the Interest, will. re-
•nove 11. e;
i objedion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be
terk‘to the Public to return 'the principal at their own
°Rion.
~,I'et-sonal applications will' be . received evefy. day '
till Four
F-aeck ; anti Letters from Correspondents in ..Town. or
clfritrY (Post 'paid) will be immediately answered,ad-
ti
Town`
to the Diredor .of. the Knightsbridge Bank, at his
'°‘`ltt' House, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square.
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et,

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Wenie of next Month,
Thc IRISH' STATE t
LthOTTERY. commences Drawing.
r' ..I LE TIcKETS anti SHARES are on Sale by
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X RICHARDSON GOO'DLUCK, and CO. (the only
Otlice Ow ever sold Two•, Pr-lies-of Thirty Thousand Pounds
in Shares), No. 404, 'corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill,
I`lo. 8, 'opposite the.Kinglews, Charing-cross, ,London ;
ar.dMarket.place, Norwich..
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
2 Prizes of £.20,000 2 Prizes of Z. zoo°
2 • 10,000 s — 1000
;. • 1
3soFtoi :50q.
- Also 7989 Prizes from gl. to tool.
Vicroo! Tickets:- . Tara. Amount, C. 150,000:
Present Price of Tickets 81.8 s. ,
Half ,:i,„ , Z. 4 8, o I..Rithtli: ~ - ,c. 1, 2 6
• Fourth - z 5 ot Sixtocrith. ,
Tickets- and 'Shares will. not be lower.,---Correspondehts
will have thern sent by-remitting Post..o flice Orders, or good
Fills at short 'Vates.,td Itic-harthoh, Goodluck, and Co.
14, Cornhill: - . '• ' . . . •

INDIA MUSLIN ,AND FRENCH CAMBRIC WARE-
, HOUSE, No. t 3, COVENTRY-STREET, Corner of
rpnroxi-square, Haymarket.
HE India .Company's Muslin Sale being just
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over Mbssrs. FAULI)ING
and Co. respe&fullyin-
re rlil their Friends, and:Ladies in generil, that they havenow
41Y for inspedion one of the most extensive and complete
Vsortinents ever Oftb.red.' PayinCparticular attention to the
tuliti Trade, and purchasing immediately from the Corn-
' ray's Saler, they' presume (INDEPENDENT of KEEP.
NG a al J.ICH LARCiER.,STOCK than Houses in a more
Enerallratle), their prices will be found Considerablylower,
4° WO make it art °Wed to Ladies who purchase by the
piece, as the will be served at the wholesale prices.
~,,,FA.II LI) fN G and CO. have seveial hundred pieces of Mull
'llslins they particularly recommend for cheapness, and are
treatly in demand for Dresses. The prices 7os. 755. and: Sos.
lar zi yards, usually- retailed at ss. and 60. a yard. Also
at veral Bales of Stripes andiChecks of a fine quality, at 2S; 6d.
4 Ya4hy the_piecenfinitely•cheaper than Ilritish). .4 grat
/ariety or curious !Unsling, from Ils. to 4os. a yard,
cllielt they will cut .any ,qqantAty required., Thsy:_always,
ecp a great variety of rich Tamboured and Satiq Work i a
great many. elegant pattems: worked in Dresses ;• a few rich
`lold Muslins. They have just received of their own im-
rt4l)• 4co pieces of Valencietines Cambric, which are
1011'1 109. 6d. to 15s a piece lower than they have been far
some tithe back. . ' . .
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ti!.,lllfiln- and Lipen Drapers to. ;heir Royal Higlyielkses the
1, wAtto *f 'York and Duke ot elartiv.-e, Coventry.street,
naYrrtarket.
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• A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.,
IVAGESS and SON's. ESSENCE of ANCHO.
t IM ES, and 'other Rich Saul:ea.—The great reputa-
-1)n which Mr. Burgess has gained by his ,Essence of An-
tidother Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce,'Stevved Beef,
voantxf Calves Fteads, Beef Steaks, Male Dishes, Wild
bovn.l and 1 4114 Game, with Many Delicacies for the Table, Side-
his store-rooin, which. arc more fully 'exprased in
taloguc (he being the Inventor of them), has induced
ferent,p‘erj?ns to give the saine name to 'Articles entirely dif.
sons which are vendo at, many Shops in London by .perr.
scotivi,l.l.?to to the principal Towns In England, Ireland; and
who in to solt Orders of Tradesmen and Inn-keepers.
_ interior
isetvF°hsequence are often served with spuriouS Sotts, of
R at cltia/ItieS, which is not only an Imposition; but •
disappointment to Families who purchase then' with
;41,9t,,.. having good Sauce to their Fish, ace.
the label, None are his genuine, but What have these words on
eh" Burgess's Oriinal and Superior Eiseitee of An--
,Ves7.-No. Jo, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London."
..st India Me'rehantS, Planters, and Officers of the Navy,
Itt•:"*l4l)Plic4 with Hams, Tongues, Pickles Cases, of their
A.;,.c.ilt Sauce for Fish. Hashes; Steaks, MIL. Dishes, Cold
8' 8":: which will keep in.any Climate.

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Av,'?, CORN, FLOUR, Sm. —GREAT RISE.
pir!.AT FIFTEEN TO TWENTY SHILLINGS
~,,`\.,RUARTER DEARER.
VZubLic are earnestly requestedi as the only
to reduce the Prices, to continne the Use of the
poll Articles, as Substitutes t'or Bread, Hour Szc. One
to:4 equal to One Shilikog in Vlonr or Bread,' which are
;el ling to the Poor aud others, at the following much
knces:
Best Scotch Barley, - id. per lb.
• Best Millet, - • - ditto.
'Best C R. ditto.

.arolina Ace, - 30. -•
Best Ground Rice, - - Ad. ditto.
Oct.ditto.
At „„ Best Rice Flour, - -
Messrs. EDWARD F.AGLLTON and Co.'s thirty.
EQ"s-°liLeslablished Ted Warehouses, the OriginaPGrass-
Witrri No, 42, Cheapside ; and No; 9, l3ishopsgate-street
~.1111, near Cornhill. •
th;',..A1.1-rioN—No conflation with any other House with
carne! of the Grasshopper, ice, -or anyc, other 1-Inuseof the
autt lrne, &e. Nor have any persons in the KKingdom2:i to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names of Firm.
Orders by Twopenny or General Post, innosing Bank,
c9to(ind Bills, sent to exact amount, or Change returned in
tier ,„, or Orders for Payment on delivery, to Coacli,Car-
duly attended to, Wholesale and Retail, lind sent (as
finder)? to an part, places, Coach, Carrier, Inn) Wharf,
• London.
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cola, • The best at Prices.-Sugars, Tea, Coffees, Cho-
c Coetras, Spices, Durham Mustards gtarch).Blues,
with extra advantages. -
'V' Articles subjd to rise and fall of Markets.
zul*t* Itetili
lk
nest ratite with Orders.,--inquirerslonlY)
Qs PaY Post -
s7ti4itr lot
t. 4t 7d.• Lump Lid. por lb. Better sorts cheap .

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A RCHER 'and HAUGHTON, from Dublin,
`LI.; IRISH POPLIN and. TAI3BINET MANUFAC.'
TURERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY., Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke
and Dutchess of York,. Dutchess of Wirternberg, aticl‘ the
Princesses, Ho.. 8, Henrietta:street; Covent-garden, London.
The elevated patronage of Her Majesty, the ditferent
Branches of the Royal Family, and-Ladies of the first rank
and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the. decided superiority of
Archer and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, gold and
silver Chamberry for Court Dresses; Turbans, &c. to render
it unnet.ebosit v, tin that llult3c to reply to ths,
of others, whose chief pretensiyn to the Trade is the copyinA
of their Advertiseuignts
CAUTION.

Whereas •Archer .attics fliukfiton have been .credibly. in-
formed, that a great many people.in this Kingdom are now,
and have been fur some timepast, manuf,tturing and-selling
Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of An inferior quality, under
the name of Archer and Houghton's' ManufaclOry, with a
view to discredit and injure their House, ,and a.gross imposi
tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as far as
lies in their power, to.prosmute, .to conviction any person or
persons so vending Poplins anti Tabbinets under the name of
their manuridlure, that was not aaually bought at their
house. ,
They haVe the honour to acquaint tho Nobility-and Gen-
try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other Hbuse in
Town, which•they are enabled- to, sell (rot, ready money) at
prices mud' lower than' they on be had elsewhere, the
whole being of their ovin manufaclure :—they consist of
white and black Boinbasins, Cha.niberry Muslins, Cambric
Salk:nets, Itisdimores tbr Widows, Armozines, dress Bar-
Celoga Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, 'Handkerchiefs, Bombazetsfor
Servants, &c. also a great choice of/Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. --;English ' yard- Wide
Poplins of superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures,
double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different
Patterns plain, corded', chain, and striped, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who always wear black ; they never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any ankle bought at their
Houk. •
N. ,13. Ladies' own Spinning rrra.nufadtured into Poplins or
Tabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion-
able Colours, manufactured on the shortest mite,
Merchants supplie4 to any autcynt,