The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-07 00:00:00

NUMBER 2771.]

KENT SUPPLEMENTARY MILITIA.
IN cotisequerice.oF a LETTER I have this Day
received from the SECRETARY of STATE, inclosing
A WARRANT under HIS MAJESTY's SIGN MANUAL
for RE-EMBODYING the SUPPLEMENTARY MI-
LITIA
I hereby require all Militia Men so disembodied, to repair
to Maidstone on Friday the t4th Day of August instant, at
Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to be then and there again embo-
died, and sent to join the present Regirvents of Militia for
this County.
The Serjeant-Major -and Serjeants of the said Supple-
mentary Militia', at present receiving AllowanCes from Go-
vernment, must likewise attend at the above Time and Place.
(Signed) ROMNEY, Lord Lieutenant.
Mote., Aug. 5,180 r.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE:—
ATHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre-
‘ quently suffer great pecuniary inconvenience for want
• of knowing some respetlable channel through whosemediut
they may he' accommodated with temporary. or permanent
;"ulons of Money : all persons in possession of Incomes iris_
4ng frOrn Freehold, Copyhold, orheasehold Estates, in Land
or Houses, Money'
in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
tlementsi• Widows' jointures, Annuities, Patent Places,n
ergYmen's Livings, or any other certain Income for Life,
„lY )74e supplied with temporary or permanent Sums of MO-.
.er to any amount, by palm% an,adequate'Annuity, Interest
Tor the same, With powerlo return the principal attheirown
option. Personal appli6zilions will lad-!received every day,
bit two o'clock, 'and letters froin Correspondent in Town
or Country, will be immediately answered.
Addiess,to Messrs, Harris and Co. at their House, No zz
Great Suffolk-street, Charing-cross ; but no letters will EZ'
admitted unless post-paid. • •

TO ANY GENTLEMAN. FOND OF SPORTING.
FOR the adk'ance of only leo
.Guinea (wanted
.just now, upon a particular occasion which will be can-
didly given), a Man of Fortune would, as the repayment
thereol,-.be acCommodated and boarded for- ONE YEAR, or
?titolynparndobra
Gentleinan'and his Wife fOr SIX MONTHS, in a situa-
ebsiiedence, and in astile of consequence, far beyond
,or presumable reach, upon an lan of board-
ing. But there is a much superior. incentive; the Lender
:in would bp.iiitrociticed to',. and join, a little party, of that rank.
society, which is to be met . with only in- the very best
:pities. The fulfihnent of the Borrower's engagement,. were
required, could berespeEtably guaranteed. It is in a roost
beautiful and proverbially, healthful spot, in a-very enviable
Vicinity, uncommonly abounding with all
,the. genteel and
social amusements, and with all the various sports of the
held, and bitt four or a very gentle five hours ride from
Town.
Or a single Lady, or two Ladies (requiring but one spacious
chamber), would be received on the same terms.
The Advertiser, anxious not to become the butt of curi-
osity, and to repel it, requests, that enquiry may be made by
with name and Woodcock'srecl (post-paid), to
s, S. T. to be left at Mr. (late Morris's) China
b'Zt;rliciincoln's Inn Fields, which will be most respeafully

TO THE CLERGY.
IT TO BE SOLD' 016th early Possession)
T,
ADVOWSON of a LIVING in a healthy
I„,,,dzd genteel Neighbourhood, about Sixty Miles from
7°ll, ot the annual value of 7001.
Also an Advowson of the same value {the. present I neum-
'bent of which is a had life, aged 33 years).
For particulars apply by Letter, post-paid) to Messrs.
'Blake and White, Solicitors, Eseex-street, London.
itiANOA OF EAST FIRSBY,
-ra Lt 5111,1).
IN LI Nc49.1-cuiRE.
HE MANOR,
.or REPIi I'ED • MANOR._ Of
EAST fIRSBY, comprising several FARMS, can.
taining-logether Five Hundred and Thirty. Acres of Land, or
thereabouts, with good Buildings, conveniently situated' n
different parts ot the Estate, amply sufficient for the occupa.
tion thereof; the whole is held under written agreements
from year to year.
*** FIRSBY is about nine miles North East of Lincoln,
and three from the Turnpike Road leading from Lincoln to
tatton.---The Estate is quite,Compad, in a Ring Fence,
pays,
a small Modus in lieu ot alt Tithe.; the Poor Rate is
tung, and tae Highway Duty remarkably easy ;_it also
abounds with Game.
For further Particulars, apply to William Barnard, E,sq.
Gainsbro, toMr. John Duciding, ot Saxby, near Firsby,
who~Svill shew tue Estate

ROSS, •
No. 119, Bishopsgate-street within,
WHO invented several- elegant Fashions, which
Birth ,WHO
honoured with universal approbation .m the last
pa having completed 'a sufficient, number of them
for publicizepeetion, respecifully offers them to the
Under the following names :
,The TUFTED RINGLETS; ur, CROWN OF CA-
o!-ATI-tos.
-This Head-dress, formed from a Grecian model,
uses on the summit of the head, and flows clown it in elas-
tic tresses with the most careless and tasteful grace.
Thc ROMAN FRONTLET Or Or,. ANTI.ig BAR-
BATJE—Adapted for those Ladies whose Hair does. notes_
tend loty enough for the. present Taste, or is too salt to pre-
ierveitselfin curl. It will be found- peculiarly useful in
Seurnies, and on.t he Sea Coast, as dews and saline.ex.halations
have no. effea upon it. It may be fastened on in a moment,
Yet so artificially is the fastening concealed,- that even on
txaeninatiOn, :it is' not to be discovered from natural Hair.
It is as simple in its construction as it is easy in its form
‘ ,
in its weight, and small in-its price.
Lote,' EtIODIAN .FAVOURITE'; or 'FRAGRANT
thz ---Was invented because complaints.had.been made of
111031 -4tuig dust having soiled the hair,
.and created. an
easant scent. This Head-dress combines a beauty of
..t"4111 an a fragrancy of odour which, when blended top.
ter' a're. zPpropriate to that delicate niceness and charming
4.1-ite so fiectiliar to the British Females.
These, together with Artificial Hair, unmanufaaured'or
nianut"adurecl,: of all. Sorts, Colours, and F,iirms, may be in.-
at his House and Warehouses.

TEAS, SUGARS, RICE, MILLET, ,and SCOTCH
BARU'S:, MUCH CHEAPER. •
TEAS-One Ounce to every Pound (trett) over.
weight, tolica,.2.s. to as. 6d. Congou Leaf, 2s. Bd. to
.3s. Congou Kind, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Good Congou, 45..6d. to
Si. Capital Souchong, ss. 6d. to 6s. S'upertine, 75. to Bs.
Best Imported Padta and Caper Souchong ios. per lb.
Green Teas, 4s. 6d. to ss. Capital ss. 6d. to 6s. Hyson,
6s. 6d. to 7s. Fine,Bs. Superfine 9s. to los. Best Imported,
or Gunpowder FIN/son, izs.per lb.To
Dealers-Cendine Original Chests Congou and Green
Teas, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 'Bd. pbr lb. •
Coffees, 3s, 6d. to 4s. Fine 4s. 6d. toss. Best Turkey,
Ss. 6d. to 65., per lb. Genuine Cocoa, 3s. per lb.
Chocolates, 4s. '6d. to ss. Best, ss. 6d. Sir Hans Sloane's
Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest Vanilla, 6s. to 6s.
per lb.
C_Sug-ars, Moist, std, to 6d. Lump, rolcl. to rd. Dry
PreP
round Sugortionars, 7d. to 9d. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in
Rice, ztd. to 3d. Ground, 3}d. to 4d. Rice Flour, 4a.
t 0 40. Millet, gird. to 3d. Scotch Barley, zd. to zid. per lb.
At EDWARD EAG LETON and Co.'s thirty years Old-
Isitablished Tea Wrehouses, the Original Grasshopper,
0. 42, Cheapside ;a" and No. 9, Bishopsgate-street
near Cor;hill..
Let. eiroa-No conneaion with any other House with
,rue Sigh of the Grasshopper,&c. or any other House of the
Name, &c. Nor have any persons in the Kingdom
Authority to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names or Firm.
or ClZ' Orders by Twopenny or General PoSt, inclosing Bank,
ills, sent to eXad ' amount, or Change returned in
oeds, or Orders fin:Payment on deliverv, to Coach, Car..
ri.
&c. duly attended to, Wholesale and Retail, and sent (as
Cr order) to any part, place, Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf,
ev 'London. "
B. The best at Prices.-Spices, Fruits, Durham
4,lstards, Starch, Blues, Soaps, &C. with extra advantages.
iAll Articles subjca to rise and fall of Markets.
riquircrs (only) must pay Post, :&C.--Request timely no-
't with Qr‘ler§.