The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-12 00:00:00

LIVING WANTED.

THE PATRON of several yerryaluable Liv-
ings in Cornwall, wishes to Exchange,. on the most
liberal terms, the Next Presentation or Perpetual Advow-
son of one or more of them, for a Presentation to a Living
of not less than 3001. per Annum, NOW vacant, or likely
'become so shortly. •
A Line direaed to A. It. at Owen, FrUiterer, Bond-
street, will be immediately attended to.

.
• NEW 111.1.NLIFACTORY.
FOBARTS 4nd PLOWMAN most respe6t-
: Lfully Inform the Nobility .and Getnry;• who have
not seen tht.ir New and Elegant Manufactory of aM-
BERRY,RY and ITALIAN MUSLINS, that their Ware-
howcjs the only.plaee' in this Country where 'they can be
had genuine. No. t, Chandus-street, ovent.kahien,
B. A great Variety of rancy Silks, by the Manufai-
tartr: • • -

NOTICE is hereby given, 'That MKT "t'S
PEAR§ON, totinerlfof Pinglass, in the Centty,
la:Dublin.- but late of the City of Dublin, Esq. .B.irrisier
at Law, 'deceased, by his last Willard Testarnent‘44falr.,
ing date the sth Day of September, 1792, among others
irLadc the following Ilequests To Henry PCarson,-Aten
out of the Kingdom, and to Eli z.ialy!th Pearson, .his sf fir,
bing;the son'and•daughtcr of Henry Pearson, foiatetl7of
Bride-street, and long deceased, .to eacli the sum of teal. ;
241 d to each surviving eon and Grarid-sun, Daughter and
Crai,d-daughter of his cousin,. Roger Pearson,. deceased,.
001;- and as to what should rttnain of his Person' .For-
,„„e, after payment of his Debts and the legacies-in said
will.mentioned, directed that One equal moiety of said
surplus-4.e. might, be divided by his Executor, between
the Sons and Daughters, C rand-sons and Grand-daughters,
or hiscousins, Henry and Roger Pearson, both deceased,
share and share alike. And said Matthew Pearson by his.
said vyni dire rd,. that :his Estate of CrotnvVellstown,
and part of Kilteel, in the County! of Kildare, shotil4 de-7
scril4*to his Heir at Law, ,heitot 'then' knowing whom Id
nominate as such. All Persons having any rightciar claim
underthe.resnective,Devises in said Will are reqttcste4 to
apply to `Richard •Pe;irson,.Esq. sole Executor of said.
Alatiue* Pearson, at No. 139, jarnes.street, in the City
of :
Dublin Estating their respective affinity to said Matthew.
Pearson, in order that their Rights may be particularly
investigated anti ascertained. • . ,
Dublin, the gth Day of February, riot. • . •

PLAC4SrUNDER GOVERNMENT-, AND MONEY

CONCERNS.

grBE DISPOSED OFF, Four AppOinnuats
of cool. 3001. spol. and Soot. per ann. Gentlemen
saving interest, may be i dotted of several genteel' Vacan-
-44' both at Home and.A broad of 701. Sol. 901. tool. 13.01.
• sfol. goal. 4001.'5001. 6001. Soot. 1000. 13001. and 20001,
per ann. Commissions -in the Army-tin Sale and Ex-
cbange.—Two Thousand, Three Thousand, and Five
Thousand Pounds, immediately ready for the Purchase of
Three Annuities, on good Securities for the Life of the
Grantors, t heG ranters, or redeem able. —.Persons possessing
/cal Incomes 14 Life, arising twin Estates, Houses, Money
• in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Church Livings, Jointures, &c. may be accommodated
with Sums from tool. to any amounf, with permission
to return it at their coption, aad their Affairs transatled
with honour aVid seeresy.
Personal Applications to Melville and Co. No. 7; Ce-
cil-strect, Straud, from Eleven till Three .o'C lock. No
Letters received but what are paid.
.P.g..Gentlerneri holding Appointments under Govern that wish to resign, arid have interest to procure a
trapster in favour of persons of respectability, may have
• 2Lornplinient.made them, from two to seven years salary
for the same...

A RCI-IER and, HAUGEITON, ftom. Dublin,
IRISH POPIA,N aticI.TAI3BINET NIANUFAC-
efeRERS and MERCERS to HER MAJESTY, Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and -Princess' of -Wale ,
Duke and Dutchess ,of York; Dutchess.of Wirtentherg,
and. the Princesses,.
,No. Henrietta-stir-Jet Covent-
garden, London. • • -
The elevated .p ravage of„lier,Ntajesty, the •ditfe rent
Branc,hgs of the Royal.Prnily, and Ladies of thy tint rank
ond fashion, it is hope2l has iuificiently established', in Cie
. .
opinion of a' discerning Public; the 'decideoll sulienonty or
Archer and Haughtoses. Pciplins :and Tabbinets,. gold and
silver Chamberry for Couft I?reSs4s; Tgrhans; 34t: 'to
render it unnecessary fibs that nausea, reply; i b ktheer-
ti?zakents of others, whose eitit.-t prettntion to
~-the Trade
is the copying at their A(V,rerthernents,
' CAIIT LON...
_ .

Whereas, Archer.andThaugiton have been credibly in-
fopued,.thata,gre.at.xp4y,lls.oplc u this4ingdouk Are
nblv, and 'have been for some time- pastonanufaauring and
2411418 Poplins art Tabbinets, as - Irish) of an inferior
gitality,• under the name of_Akher antliabghtan's Mann-
t'cl°4 With a view 'to discredit and .injure-theiz -House,
and a gross impwitibn ob the Publicia generat'i."they are
determined, as far as lies in their. piiwt4,;'to .piosecute to
'pm! etion any, person or personi• so; yendihg.: ppli us. and
l'abbineti under the-name of-their mait,ufaeture,. that was
not aattally bought at their house.
l'Tiwy have the .honour to. acquaint the Nobility-anti
-Gentry, that their Warehousp is stocketl:lvith a greater
. variety of Mourning Clooels'thlin is tube found in any other
House in Town, whieli.they are'enabfed to sell (-Olt ready
money) at piices.: Muck: lower item' they can be ' had
elsewhere, the whole being of their own manufaekure
thdy -consist' of white and black BoinbasinS, Chamberry
Zvliislins, Cambric Sarsenets, gasdimores for 'Widows,
Armozines, dress Barcelona Serges,' Lutestrings' Cypru,
Sarsenets, Pcplins, Modes; Crapes, Scarf Silks,. Hand-
kerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice
of Patterns in, grey. Poplins' and SarnetS, for slight
Mourning.--English yard wide Poplins of a siiperio ua-
ty, at 35, 6d. per yard i Velurzs,.doiihle black Serges,
and rich ',rash Tabbinet in ditrerentfattern.s plain, cord-
ed, chain, and striped for Cletgymem an'd Gentlerten who
always wear black; they never. grow rusty or. greasy,in
wearing, being of the very best triple dY'e.
No second price ever'iskeit for any article-bought at
their House. • • • ..•••
N. B. Ladies own pinning manufadured into Poplins
or Tabhinetsi Tabberays for Furniture of the ditthent
fashionable Colours, manufactured on the alloqest notice.'
Me.rehants supplied to any all,ount.

HAIR CUTTING and DRESSING in the first Style
and Fashion, at DAY's Rooms, No. 7, Tavistock-street,
Covent-Gaiden
DAY most respe&fully' informs Ladies of
'Fashion, who wish to •be distinguished for ele-
gance in Hair Dressing, that he has. in constant employ
several of the first Hair Cutters and Dressers in this
Kingdom. On favouring him with a timely notice. they
may depend on being attended with the greatest punetualitv
.He likewise begs lealve to inform Ladies of }aohion; tliat
• he has for their inspection an ele;ant Assortment of
the most beautiful Head-dresses ever' yet' manufactured,
with every Fashionable Article in Ornamental Hair,'made
in the first stile of workmanship, and of the best mate-
rials.
N. B. Gentlemen's Full-dress Perukes, with -a great
variety of undress. Perukes, made. superior .to what is
• made in general. The Trade served on liberal terms.

i . NEW MUSIC.r -
This Day was published, .
By. GPULDING, P,HIPPS, and IYALMAINE, Music-
Sellers to Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin...
ass of -Wales, No. 4s, Pall-Mall, and No. 76, St..
t
ames's-street,
'HEMA.IDOftIie rJAY-STACK, a favourite
.
Ballad, written'on the recent Death of that unfortu-
trite Female; composed by T. Smith; price is. •
Each Coming Day, the favourite. Song, as sung by
Mrs. Mills, in II Bondocani ; composed by T.,A.ttwood,
price ts.
Stranger, think inz.-- not too bold, as sung by Mrs. Mills,
in II Bondocani ; composal by J. Moorehead, price is.
A celebrated Welch Air, with Variations, and.-a fa-
vourite Rondo ,• composed for the Piano-forte, by J. L.
Rohrecht, to be-continued, price as.
A. Trio for two or three Performers on Piano-torte,
with an Accompaniment fol. the Tamborbie, composed by
Signor L. von Each, price 3s.
Six Divertimentos for the Piano4btte, with Accompa-
niment for Flute, Tamborine, and Triangle, ad libitum,
composed by G. Nciot, price 4s. .
The juvenile Preceptor, or Entertaining Instruaor :
being a complete and concise inerpduaion to the Piano-
forte, consisting of the necessary, Rudiments ,of Music,
and T vieriff-faUt pleasing Lest6o4irringett piogregsiveiv
In three Chlsses; 'properly fingered throughout, to which
is eded,, lour , ;asp. Duets for two Performers; by W.
Reeve, price 6s.—With a great VarietY of Ncw Music.

liatedily will be publishvd.
THE CO&TROVERSVbttween Mrs.
NAH lkeltWE and the CURATE of I3LAGDON,
relative to the t'otfcluel of her Teacher in that Parish ;'
with the Original. Letters and•Explanatory-Notes. •
By Tl-10444§ k‘,ltE, A. M..,Redor of Butcornbe.
. 4) 1, • •
••ft••••• antiene antrnis cmlegtihitsl•i V

London : Printed fot J. S. Jordan, No. t 66, fleet-street,
and Nu. 29, Ludgaterhill, opposite Old Bailey,

PINKERTON's HISTORY OF SCOTLAND,;UN-
. DER THE HOUSE p v STUART.
This Day was published,
In Two -Vols.- Quarto, Price Two Guineas,
THE HISTORY of. SCOTLAND, from the
Accession of the House of Stuart to that of Mary ;
with Appendixes of Original Papers.
By JOHN PINKERTON. •
Printed 'for -J. Mawman (Successor-to Mr. Dilly),
Poultry.
IV 'This Work comprises a period of one hundred and
seventy years; from A. 1); 1371 to q4a. Frorit'Original
Papers and Recerds, innumerable Fads have been intro-
duced unknown to all former Writers • and the Reign .91
James V. is almost wholly composed the Letters of
the Chief Ators. _ • • • ,

The Author's Inquiry into Scottish' History preceding
the ,year ios6—the Annals of Scotland, by Sir David
Dalrymple, Lord Hailes, tes6-1371—the present Work—
Dr. Robertson's Reigns of Mary and James VI. 1542-
'6o3—complete the Authenticated History of Scotland
while a separate Kingdom.
" A skilful j
udge has assured Me, after a perusal'of the
ItTintiscript, that it contains more new and authentic in-
fornhition than could be fairly expected from a Writer of
the Eighteenth Century." •
GibbOn; Mitts, Vol 1 X• p. 715.

DR. ANDERSON'b RECREATIONS.

This Day WS.re, published,
In 4 vols. Bvo. elevntl4printed by BE: y, on fine
-• wo4ve Paper, price 21. 4s. in boards,-
D ECREATIONS in AGRICAJLTURE,,NA-
rt. TURAL HISTPRY,..ARTS,..4Id
NEO US., LITERATURE, the fir>t„ Series,_

JAMES'ANDERSON, LLD'. 'll.le.S'.' V
Author of Essays relating to Agritulture and Rural- Affairs,
and several other perfoiroahcel. •
Londr/11: printed for John Cuninin, NO. 40 H4lb4tn-
hill.
, .
The:subjeeitof this Monthly Publication (which con-
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Agriculture and Rural Economies), it is the intention of
the Editor to bring to a conclusion at the-end Ofevery four
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take in the Work from its commencement, or to begin at
the end'of any Series, and, at the sometime have a Work
in every respeit complete, with a, general Index to each
Series.

On April the tit will be published, 'Number *XXV.
being the first Number of the second Series of these Re-
creations,— to* continued Monthly; and the Public are
respectfully requested to apply to J. Cumming for the
New Numbers, or complete Sets of the first Series.
Of J. Currrming;may•likewise be had (just published) a
new.Editiou, filling the fifth of ,Essays relating to Agricul-
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led to the .present-Svrcity, suggesting the Means of alle-
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,like Calamity ih future. By Dr. Anticou.s. Awl at his
other Works.

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In Two Volumes, Oetavp, elegantly printed on fine It,
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RICHARD THE FIRST. • A POEM, in
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By Sir JAMES BLAND B.URGES, Bart.
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,at the .Militay Library, near

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. Including several Pieces nevec before publishal.
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Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, price los. in boards,
The Ninth Edition, of
TRICTURES on the MODERN SYSTEM.
L." of FEMAI.E EDUCATION". With a Vieiv of the
Principles and Condud prevalent among Women of Rink
and .l • • •-