The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-13 00:00:00

ANNUITY:-

.A S. many Persons have at times 'oceasinn fyr
Sums of Money, and find great. Joss in out, of
the Stocks at their present reduced price, T-tvo or Three
Thousand Pounds is ready to be advanced for an Annuity of
.One Hundred. per Annum foi.'i•ah Thousand Pounds, for
Life of a Lady of 'Forty-nine Years of Apse; upon suffi-
cient Stock being Vested in the hificis of approved Trustees to
pay the Annuity. - • - - • , - ,
Apply to Mr. James Meycock,. NO. • 6,4, Ifread-sfreet,
lilooinsbury, .London.-. •

. . • -, . .
'• - • ANNUITIES REDEEMABLE,:: '
• T 4 w E .
NTY THOUSANDS POUNDS,now lyanz
- at a..panlcer!s,. the. property oLitsCentretnan, of sonsr_
derable fottune, is ready, to advance fof.the Purcha're'of Wo
'or Ten ANNUITIES, upodunidcumbdred Freehold Or tong,
Leasehold Estates, for which he will expecTTen Years Phi--
chasei and have-possession_ 13. f. the Title Deeds; or 1)e-will
advance the smile on Pensions or:Sinectm.P.Laces*, undeniably
secured upon, Governthent, or Anntittiei.':equally
,secured
von Money in the Funds : -the,aveved.objca of the Advil--
tiser being to malie an addition to his Inoine adequate to the
•
increased expences of the times:
LetteiS addresSed, post.: paid,'to Mr. Roberts, 110:7, .Ceell4
street, Strand,-will be duly answered.

. .
WANTEP,in a-Genteel well-established School,
in Harripshire, a CL ASSI CA L ANSI STANT.—Any.
Gentleinpn well qualified to teach the Latin arid.G reek Lan-
pages, particularly the Rudimerrts.of each, may be further
mfortned by applying (post-pai4) to, A. Z. at Mr, Skeltcn's,
Bookseller, Southatnpuan.
N. B. A Clergyman and Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge
will be preferred. -

cOPPER MINES.
MWO COPPER MINES have been discovered in
PERTHSHIRE, by Mr. BUSBY; Surveyor; -these
Mipts have the most- promising appearance, and are .well
worth attention.

The Mines are so situated, 'as to have the complear com-
mand of Waterfor working the necessary Machinery, and a
small Rivulet may be tuiteclinto the Mines, so as to Wish
the Ore. •

The Mines arty situated within Ten Miles of a Sea Port,
and the Roads are good.—A more eligible speculation hasl sel-
dom occurred, and the Proprietors will treat for a Lease upon
liberal terms.

%For Particulars, enquire at -Messrs. Duncan or Dallas,
Writers to the Signet, Edinburgh.

Samll neat HOUSE, near COBHAM, SURREY,
TO BE LETT, FURNISHED,• either with, or
without Forty Acres of Land, by the Year, or Season;
very desirably situated, corrniianding the must extensive
View over a delightful Country; Gardens; Coach-lniuse,
Stables, and e.very'Convegienee for a Family.
Inquire of Elward, Marslt, and Tatham, Upholders, &c. •
Mount-street, Grosvener-squne:

•
. A RCHER and HAUGHTON, &Ain Dublin
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IRISH POPLIN arid TABBINET MANUFAC-•
TUBERS. and MERCERS, to. HEK MAJESTY', Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and princess of .I),like
and butchess of York, 14teliets of!Wirterriberg,.-"and the
Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, covenittgarden:, Loridort,'
The elevated patronage of Her 'Majesty; the aifEirent
Branches of the gDY4l.Ea'llilYt 44d-Lad* °f. the first rank
and faThion, it is hoped-has sufficiefiff? est i)lished, in the
opinion of a discerning P.ub-iic, the decided•stipe'llority of
Archer. and Haughtun's Poplins and*Tabbinets ; also gola,
silver,: figured,and ,Plain CharnberrY Iqu.slins., and Italian
Sersenets for Court Dresse, Turbans, 4ke. ' '

CAUTION. .
'Whereas, ,ArCher and Haugh* beeh'credibly in-
formedi that a great, many people in this Kin't„dernr,o-6 now,
,andhave been for some time past, niaitiltAluring and selling
anci'rabbinets, as Irish, ot:411-4.1ferior -quality, under
the.name of Archer and Hanghton'S.-Manufar4ry, with a
-view,to discredit and injure.their House, aud..a 'gross iniposi-
: Tion-on the Public in general ;- they arelleierthined, as tar as
lies,in their power, .tb-;prcistraite to 'coiavitaidri, atkr:pey-soyt or
persons so vendins.Ppplios and TAbbitiets_under4he nanie or
their . nianufadure; ;that was not.-aetually baugjic `at their
house.- • ,

They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility.and*.Gen•-.:-
ery, that their Warehouse is 'stacked:, with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than ,is to be foond in any other House in
Town, which they.are enabled to sell, (for ready money) at
prices J-nuch• lower than they can be .had elsewhere, the
-whnle being. of their own manufaaure :—they. consist of,
White and black ISarnbasins,:*-Chantleiry-M-tislins,
,Cambric-
Sarsenets, Kasdimores for Widows, Armoiines, dress Hai-
celona Serges, Lutestrings., Cyprus` Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, ScariSilks, Hanclken;hiefs, liombazets for
Servants, &c..also a *kraut choice of Panel:us in grey-Poplins.
and Sarsenets; for slight Mourning. English yard.wide.
Poplins of a superior quality, at 3s. per yard.; -Velutes,
double black Serges, and rich Irish Tebbinet in different
patterns; plain' torded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen
and ,Gentlenieri who. always wear black; they. never grow
rusty or greaiy in wearing, being of the very best triph dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.
tadieS own Spinning manufaaured into Poplins. or
Tabbinets; 'fabberais,fOr Furniture of the different fashion-
Ole Colours, -manuradured on the shortest notice. --: . .
Merchants supplied to any amount. ' • •