The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-30 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE great Reputation which Mr. 'BURGESS
has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE
of ANCIII)VIES for FISH SAUCE has induced many.
Persons to giire the same Name to an Article entirely dit.

_
re rc tit .. -
;ti)HN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owethe
Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several
People travel the Empire, offe.ing Shookeeperb, &c, an ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious kind they are parti,
cularly .equested to ask for tiqsss's, and .to observe none
is
,genuine bat what have these words upon the Label---
" !oho Burgess and Son's Original and Supeyior Essence of
Anchovies." _ .

Warehouse,, No. 107, Strand, corner
a the Savoy Steps, London

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE,

Strand and Coriihtll . _ •
INSURANCE 0-anted. on Houses, Buildings; Ma.
nusattoiies, Ships, and all other Ve3sels, Mer-
thandize, FARMING STOCK, and other Property; front
Loss or naKe by. Fire.
• The imprecedented Preference given to this Office by all
descriptions of Insurers, the Directors flaiter themselves has
not only from the Facilities adopted in their improved
-Plans and simplified Modes of Fire insurance, but from their
steady and uniform Conaud in the general Concerns of the
Buyiuess

They are persuaded that adherence to Principles and pru-
dent Caution are the best. Securities to the Office and to the
Public, and that Institutions of this Nature can Only be Be-
neficial when due Attention is paid to reciprocal Advantages.
' Agricultural Stock insured a; as. iSti per Cent.
The Office grants Insurances for Periods short of a Year,
and makes good loss by Ftre froth Lightning.
Insurances due at Midsummer must •bepaid on or be.
fore the 9th Day or I uly next.
Proposals and Rates of Insurance delivered Gratis.
12.011 F Rl' SKELTON,
,Sec.

WESTNIINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND AN.-

NULTY OFFICE, Stiand aied Corniiill,
pERSCINTS desirous of providing, fur their Fami-
lies or Dependants ni.i, , by an Annum Payment, se-
cure to their %Widows, C or any other Person, either
an Annuity for the remainder of Lite, or a gross Sum to be
paid at their Dc...ease.
Insurances ma homade fir a variety of other purposes
provide for Renewal of Leases ; to secure Sums paid for
Places or Employments, or for the purchase of Life Estates ;
or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor,
&c.; and Volunteers i nay, for small Premium, insure
against Death from Military Accidents.
Annuities are granted to commence immediately, or at any
future period.
Printed Rates and Conditions of Insurance may be had
gratis, with the List of Directors, as above, or of the Agents
of the British Fire Office in the Country, who are appoiot-
ed Agents for this Office.
ROBERT SKELTON,. Sec.

AUCTION OF BOOKS, MAPS, AND HOGARTH's

ACATALOGUE of Valuable BOOKS, prin-
cipally :nodern, the greater part of them elegantly
bound ann-entirely new, the property of John Stockdale,.
whicii will be Sold by Au,dion, by Mr. STOCKDALE,
jun. at the New Room, No. do, Piccadilly, opposite Bur-
lington-house, on Mend my, July 7, and Five following Days,
commencing at One o'Clock to a minute. '
Amongst many other valuable Publications,are, proof im-
pressions of Hogarth's V.'orks, Cook's Voyages complete„
New Annual Register, Swift's, Fielding's; Bacon's, Locke'S`
Walpole's, Johnson's, Sir William Jones's, Goldsmith's,
Mime's, Robertson's, BishopWatson's,GibbOn's,'Blair's, and
Lavater's.Works Universal History, Parliamentary Regis-
ter and State P.pcis, Barrow's New Travels, Fourcroy's
Chemistry, Williams's. Cases, Burn's Justice, Wentworth's
Pleadings, Furopean Magazine, Grose's Antiquities, John-
son's Dictionary, Murphy's Tacitus, Daniel's Rural Sports,
various Histories of England, Costume of Russia, Philoso.
phical Transadions' New Peerage and Baronetage brought
down' to the present day,Giflbrd's Juvenal, Chauchard's, and
ether Maps, Plan or London, Map of lndostan,
To be viewed t wo days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues,
price 6d. to be had of Mr: Stockdale, NO. IS,, Piccadilly ;
and M.. Walker, Paternoster. row.

CALDE R and HEBBLE NAVIGATION,.REVERSI,ON
of GRAND, TRUNK SHARES, and CANAL PRO.
PERTY. . .

--- - - .
MONTHLY SALE. • •
By Mr.' SCOTT,
•
On Friday the 4th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gar-
raway's, Change alley, London,.
THE CALDER and HEBBLE NAVIGATION,
isasi. as. ad. Stock, being Eighteen Shares an a
Fraction in this established and highly respeded Concern,
from Wakefield to Halifax, conneded with the Aire and Calder
Navigation. The Dividends are ustially'from 131. to 141.
per Cent, or'Sliare, per Annum, payable half-yearly, with,
Increasing advantages, forming a very eligible Fund for per-
manent Investment. : . . :
The TRENTand MERSEY CANAL,—Five Shares in
this eminently prosperous Concern, to Which the Purchasers
will become entitled on the demise of a Lady aged 34, sur.:
viving a Lady aged 77. The ,present Dividends arc 401. per
Share per Atinurri; with the best founded prospects orcon-
tinning to increase.
The 'LEEDS and, LIVERPOOL C ANA L.—Six Shares,
paying 81. per Share per Annum, expecled to increase.
Also Shares ift the GRAND 'UNCTI'ON; PEAK FO-
REST; ROCHDALE, and LANCASTER CANALS.
'Particulars at Hatchet's 14otelf Piccadilly; at Garraway's ;
and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, London.' -

THE real JAPAN BLACKING, made .by DAY
and MARTIN. This invaluable Composition, with
half the usual labour, ' produces the most brilliant jet blick
ever beheld, alfords peculiar nourishment to the Leather,
will not still the finest Linen, is perlealy-free from any un-
pleasant smell, and will retain its v►rtues in any' cliniare.
S, .Id, wholesale, by Day and Marti►; at the Manufaolory,
No. 97, High :olbotn ; retail by F Day, N 047. TavistoCk.
street, Covent-garden; W 'Day, No. 65, Sivallow-street ;
Axrell, Nn. r, Finch-lane ; and by. the .principal Root.
_makers, Pet-ruiners, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in
every town throughout the United.lSin6doiu, in Stoue Bottles,
I:rice is. 6d. each,

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed with an entire new Type, on fine Wove
Post, price Is. No. I.
F a .New Series of the LADY's MONTHLY
MUSEUM ; or, Polite Repository of Amusement
and Instruttion. Being an ASsemblage of whatever can tend
to please the Fancy, interest the Mind, or exalt the Charac-
ter of the British Fair. Ornamented with a beautiful En-
graving of Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta Sophia,
from an original Drawing; also, an elegant and highly-co-
loured Engraving of the Dress and Undress fashions.
Printed for Vernor Hood, and Sharpe, 3t, Poultry; and
sold by ail the Booksellers. •

,To-morrow, Tuesday, july r, will be published,
Price 2S.

IT E ECLECTIC REVIEW, for JULY.—
The ConduEtors of the Eclectic` Review, when they
circulated their Prospeaus,. conceived that all new Publica-
tions, properly included in their plan, might be suitably re-
viewed in a Monthly Number of five Sheets; and having
established their Work, not for mercenary ends, but for the
protection of principles which they hold to be sacred, -tliey
offered it at a price much lower, comparatively, than that of
anyother Critical Journal. Experience, however, has con-
vinced them that the limits thus assigned to their Numbers
are too narrow to allow them to keep pace even with the
select productions of the press ; and they have, consequently,
had frequent occasions to regret, that critiques of interesting
Works have been both unduly delayed and inconveniently
contracted.

Asa fourth part of their work will commence with the
Number for fuly, and as they have to announce a change in
the apartment of Publisher, they have determined to *cm—
bra,.e the present opportunity of obviating the inconvenience
so sensibly telt ; in compliance, therefore, with the suggestions
of several friends, the future Numbers will contain one addl. '
tional Sheet. This augmentation, ' they trust, will enable
them duly to notice the publications of, the! day, and will
allow them to give a more minute analysis of important.,)-
works, and to avail themselves more extensively of interest-
ing Extracts.
I t will be anticipated that an increase in the size of the
work must occasion an advance in' the price—which, indeed,
the ConduCtors are, confident they might not unreasonably
have proposed on other grounds. I n adding Sixpence, there.
fore, to the present cost of the Nurnhers, they have the satis,--
fitetion of knowing that they do not depart from their original
principles, and, that the Eclectic Review will 'still maintain,
its profession of being the cheapest Critical journal publish.
estiri the Metropolis.
The Friends of the Ecledic Review, and the Public, are..!
•therefore respedfidly informed, that it• will in future con-
tain -Six Sheets,!and that on the' isrof inly it will tle. pub-
fished at as. each Number, by Messrs. Long Man, burst,
Rees, and ()rine, VAternostcr.row to whom all
Cotnnsu-
nications should be addressed free oft Expence.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,,
By RANDLE WALKER,

At the Swan Inn, in ‘Volverhampton, in the County of
Stafliard; on Wednesday the 16th Dav of July, 184, at
Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the 'following Lots, -. Or
such other, and subjed to such Conditions, as shall be then
proposed, .
THE following ESTATES, being Freehold of,
absolute Inheritance (I he Land-Tax on which has
been redeemed)oituared and being in the Parishes of Al brighton
and Boningale, in the County of Salop, viz.
In the Parish of Albrighton. A. R. P.
Lot I.—A Farm-house, Out,buildings, and
divers Closes of Land, conveniently situated for
occupation, called Albrighton Hall Farm, in the
occupation of Joseph Owen (as Tenant from year
toolear), and containing, by estimation, - . 150 olt
A Modus of gct.-in lieu of Tithe Hay is payable
for this Farm. ' . .
Lot 2.—A compat Farm, consisting of an
House, Out-buildings, and divers Closes of Land,
called Whiston Cross. in the occupation of
Richard Banton (as Tenant from year to year) and
containing , - - • 115 012
A Modus of ad. in lieu of Tithe Hay is pay.
able for this Farm.
, In the Parish of Boningale.
Lot 3.—A Farm-House, Out-buildings,, and
several Closes of Land (part of a Farm called Bo-
ningale Farm) in the occupation of John Brougham
(as Tenant from year to year), , and consisting of
the following particulars : "
The House, Out-buildings, &c. - - 03. 0.
Croft adjoining - - . - 1 029
Etrooles - - - - - 41 15
Foxalls' - . - - 3 0 0
Pease Croft - - - - .1 3 17
.1 nnage - - - - 3 '1 15
Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Piece - - 3 3 o
Parle - - - - 0 1 30
Wurgs - - - - 3 2 30
Cornhill Meadow - - - 1 't 16
.
Cornhill - , - r - 4 3 0
Spring Leasow . - .. - .. 5 0 32
'Heath Leasow, or Over Heath - - - 4 aIS
Cow Leasow - - - S 0 28

46 t 27

Lot 4.-t Hales Meadow • - So 32
Hales Leasow Parts of Boningale Farm 42 34
Rough Meadow 'IA A. - - 43 23

14 3 9

Lot s.—Great Ellis 11eloor (part of ditto - 6 3 4

Lot O.—Lesser Ellis Moor (ditto)
-Lot 7.—"Upper Furlong - 7 3:0
Lower ditto, and Broomlll'l, parts oldo. 8 i 23
Meadow - 2 0 '0

5 o 10

i 8 o 28

Lot S.— A parcel of uninclosed Land, called
Broomliiil (residue of ditto) - 0 3 ,30

Further Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs.
Holyeak and ,Thaeker, Wolverhau►pton ; Mr, Finchley,
Lichfield; and Mr, Wyatt, Liurton.upon,Trent.