The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-13 00:00:00

SIEGE OF ACRE.
A T the Lyceum, in the Strand, is now submitted
I. to the Public, the Great Historical Pidura of the
SIEGEof ACRE tedby ROBERT KERR FOR-
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This
Painting. is finished upon a much more extensive
Scale than the Storming of Seringapatam, recently removed,
and has been in constant preparation for the last four months.
The Design is regulated from Communications of the very
first Authority ; it embraces the, Operations of the Siege and
Defence of Acre, by Sea and Land, and includes in its various
troupes the charaeleristic Portraits of Sir DN EY SMITH,
Sir l .90w.; DOUGLAS, G EZZ Ait PACHA, HASSAN .BZY,
and General 13oNAPArcre,' with others of the British,
Turkish, and French Officers, who distinguished themselves
on that memorable Scene of Contest, in 1799.
&mks, Plans, and .Sketches, descriptive and explanatory
of the SuNed, to be had at the Exhibition Rpom in the Ly-
ceum, which will be open every Day, from Nine,o'Clack
till Dusk. --.Adrriiitance One Shilling. .

TO MASONS, BRICKLAYERS, dm.
THE COMMITTEE for carry inginto execution
the Act of Parliament for rendering more commodious
Lad for better regulating the Port of London, . w meet at
Guildhall hi the City of London, on Thursday the 9th of
Jul},! 141, at Twelve o'Clockat Noon, to receive Pron.
sags twkpertorming the sevonal Artificers' Works necessary in
tie erealon of the Lock Pit, at the Blackwall end of the
Canal in the Isle of Dogs.
The Drawings and Specifications of the said Works may ho
teen at the Canal Office, Blackwall.
RI X.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
mßlenheim-street, Great Marlborough-street.
R. BROOKES will commence, his Summer
Course o 1 Ledures on ANATOMY, PHYSIO,
i3OGY, and SURG ERY, on Monday the tSthwill
fjune, at
t'wo,o'Clock, when the latrocluetory Ledure
More but should the hour of Seven in the Morning prove
Ilore convenient to the majority of. the Students (as has beets
suggested by some friends), the Ccrure will be continued at
that time. .
The inconveniencics usually attending Anatomical Invcs-
pgations carried on in warm we:ttlier, will he counteradeJ
by an Antisceptic Process, being the result of Experirthaits
Made 11 Mr. Brookes on Human Subjeels at Paris in the
Lear 2. • The account Of which was delivered to the
o al Society, and read on the t7th of tune, 1784.
Those Gentlemen who haves received Perpetual Tickets
Spill be at liberty to attend this Course of. Lectures.
11, B. An Apprentice, or House Pupil, may be accom-
tnotlated, who will derive peculiar advantages from his situa-
tion.
For Particulars, and a Prospelus of the Course, apply to
Mr. Brookes, at the "theatre of Anatomy.

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