The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-27 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

•
THE great Reputation Which Mr. BURGESS
' has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE
of ANCHO VI ES for FISH SAUCE has induced amply
Persons to give the sate; .Name to an Article entirely dif-
ferent.

jOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them against-such Impositions, as several
People travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex.-
tra large profit to vend the spurious.kind : they are parti-
cularlk requested to ask for BURGESs's -and to observe none
is: genuine but what have these words upon the .I,abel-
". I ohn Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of
Ahchovi es. " •
Warehouse, Nci.•to7, Strand, corner
of-the Savoy Steps, London.

PINNER, MIDDLESEX.
TO BE LET-T, and may be entered on immediately,
ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY, HOUSE ; con-
sisting of Eating-room, Drawing-Town, -and Book:'
room, with a suitable number of Bedchambers,' Stabling for
Eight Horses, convenient Offices, good Kitchen Garden,
Pleasure Ground, &c. standing nearly in , the centre of thir-
teen-Acres of Ground, near to several Market Towns, and in
a genteel Neighbourhood.
Particulars of Tenure to be • agreed on, and for a further
account, applications may be made to Mr.. Crosby, House
Agent, -Bruton-street, Berkeley-square. - •

GOSPORT.
FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Crown inn, on 'Thursday the 3d (Lily, 1806, at Ten

o'Clock in the forenoon.

THE
VALUABLE STORES lauded from the
French Ships of War MARENG() and BELLE
I'OULE, captured by a Squadron of His- Majesty's Ships
-under the command of the Right Hon. Sir John Borlase War-
ren, Batt. consisting of Cables, SailS, standing and running
Rigging, Rope in lunk and Paper Stuff, lion and Brass Guns,
Howitzers and . Swivels ; Muskets and Bayonets, round,
4touble-headed, Grape, aid; Cannister Shot, Gun Carriages,
Blocks of various sizes, .Provisions and Wine, Iron-bound
_Leagers,• Half Leagers, and other Casks, Iron Ballast, in
ADM Guns and broken Plrees, useful Wrought Iron, old Cop-,
per and Lead, lower Masts, Topmasts, Yards and Spars,
with four handsome Time-pieces complete, and a large quao-
tity of Carnelian Stones and: 'Scuds,- strung sod loose. -
Thq.whole to be viewed three days before the Sale, and
Catalogues had by applying to
MATTHIAS MARCH, and Joint
. . . JOHN A. .H 1 CKLE Y, 5 Brokers.
Gosport, June 13, ISO 6.
N.B: The SALE of the CORNELIAN STONES and
BEADS in 'the ahove Advertiserrfer.t is' unavoidably post-
poned till a future Day, of which due Notice will be given.
A SINGULARLY ELEGANT COTTAGE' ORNE.E,

• :within Two Miles soda "'allot-SOUTHAMPTON.
TO BF SOLD itY:PRIV4TE .CONTRACT,
• New-ere" ed COTTAGE, containing, on the
-LA- Ground' Floor a good Dining-room, Drawing-roony,
Brea fast-room, and Gentleman's-room, with Book-cases;-
Butler's-} ant 2nd Patent Water-cloitet (opening front the•
}louse),. Kitchen, Scullery,- &c. &c. Second Floor, four
best 461-Chambers, ,Servants'-Moms suitable; surrounded
by a Paddock of three Acres, planted and laid out with much
taste ;' a most productive Garden, and-Orchard stocked with
every species of Fruit Trees; a double Coach..house, Dairy,
Stables, and Court-yard; and every description of Out:
building. •
The Situation is.on an Eminence, commanding a View of
the Isle of Wight, Cowes Harbour, and West Channel. -
The Elevation •of the 'House is simply elegant, with Italian
Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of
the House-; •in short, the whole is on that. convenient Plan
and Scale so fnuch.sought after for the Residence of a genteel
Family, and now in perfect and thorough good repair, having•
ionly beencompleted last Summer: 'it is elegantly Furnished,
anti ready in every respect for the reception of a Family. it
xnay be had either with or -without the Furniture.
'for further particulars apply tci- Mr. George Hookey,
Southampton ; or to Mr. 'Peter Martinnant, No. 62, St:
fanies's-street, London. Letters will be attended to.

...4i:VCTION OF BOOKS, MAYS; AND HOGARTH's

,
PRINTS.
ACATALOGUE of Valuable BOOKS, prin-'
eipalty rnodern, the greater part of them elegantly
bound and entirely new, the property of John Stockdale,
which will be Sold by Auttion, by Mr. STOCKDA LE,
jun. at the, New Roan, No. 180, Piccadilly, opposite Bur-
lington-house; on IVlondiy, July 7, and Five following Days,
.cbminencing at One o'C lock to a minute.
.Amongst many other valuable Publications are, Proof im-
pressions of Hogarth's Works, Cook's Voyages complete,
New Annual Register, Swift's, Fielding's, Bacon's, Locke's
%Valpole's, Johnson's, Sir Witham Jones's, Goldsmith's,
Hume's, Robertson's, Bishop lVatson's,G ibbon's, Blair's, and
Lavater's Works ; Universal History, Parliamentary Regis-
ter and State Papers, blarrow's New Travels, Fourcroy's
Chemistry, Williams's Cases, Burn'S Justice, Wentworth's
Pleadings, European Magazine, Grose's Antiquities, John.
son's Dictionary, Murphy's Tacitus, Daniel's Rural Sports,
various Histories of England, Costume of Russia, Philoso-
phical Transactions, New Peerage and Baronetage brought
-down to the present day,G Juvenal, Chauchard's, and
other Maps, .Nan of London, Map of Indostan, jcc.
To be viewed twodays preceding the Sale, and tatalogueS,
price 6d. to,bc had of Mr..Stockdale, No. iSr, Piccadilly ;
;and Mr. Walker, raternoster.row.

fi R: DE CI-EMI-INT, Inventor olthe Mineral
1 Paste Teeth, has obSctved, in the Public Papers,
'that -some of his menial-Servants, -whom' he dismissed trorn
• his, Service, have had,t he assurance., to announce themselves
aS,DentiSts, practrsing .the Art of making the Mineral Paste,
„Toth ;' and„ in order to gain.. the confionce of ;he Public, •
-hare asserted, that:they have been several years'A.s6istants in
that Profession ; Mr. De,Chemant being the .only Person in:
tn plaint or Fra:cce. who has hitherto Ptaclised tins new Art,
.by Virtue of Letters Patent, obtained from His Majesty, and
257,144 n the Preach Government, it must be-presumed, that it
was at his House ..that those I.'ersons pretend to have learned.
that Art; Mr:De Chemant, therefore, feels it his duty to'
warn the Public that he has never had • either 'Pipit or As-'
illtatit, in his Profession of Surgeon- Dentist,
.or, in his Olre
naive Process ; nor lia,s,he ever confided to any Person whom-
soever the Secret cue Knawledge of his Chemitai Preparation
of
.Nlineral Paste-. Teeth, the forrnati,,n and perfection' of
Neliicp, it is requisite to, observe, demands long and extensilvd
Tnofessional praCtice„builtTon the most prolottud scientific;
theory.
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