The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

FOURTH OF NOVEWER

lIICHARbSON, -GOODLOCK, and Co. re-
speafully acquaint :the N kXT DAY of
;awing will be on 'it) ES DA Y•othe 4th of NOveiiiber„
'RICH . •
a Prizes of ,c20,n00 2 Prizes of ,C
3 - 5,00: • 7 ' soo
• - 1,000 &C. &C.
No Fixed C.pitals.
TICK P.TS ,and-SHAK ES, warranted undrawn,..contiphi
on Sale at the Offices' corner of Bank
and tieing the King's Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD_
SON, GOoDLUCK,- and Co.

11.OLLAND, WAISTELL, and HORTON, Pa-
tentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, No. 09,' High Holborn,
have obtained His Majesty's Pa.ents England, Scotland,
and Ireland, frir the fo;ioNNiiig articles; viz.
BIRDS-DOWN HOSI ERY.:---This Hosiery they make
of the tine doWn of Swans, Eider Ducks, and other Birds,
. mixed with line Wool ; it is very delicate, and warmer than
any other except-the Patent Fleecy Hosiery, and as it does
• riot shrink in wasiiiiig it is consequently very durable.
HOSIERY made-of MILLED WORST E great
d-led in all Worsted Hosierris its sluinking in wasbing; but
• this isssufficiently obviated by millingthe worstedlireill-SO y
to its being manufadured. frus operation on ifielcrorifed
.renders the,hose.made of it txtre.mely beautiful and durable.
These Patent Articles are to, be had of the Patentees, and,
by-their appointm,itt, of the mbst respridalale Hosiers in butte
Town and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a great variety of
new Articles of their invention, arnoilg. which is the' Under-
clothing of various description's, tor both' Ladies and Gentle-
men; and also their Parent FL-Tcy llosiery, so greatly recoin-
mended .4 the Faculy, ‘as being highly conducive to the
heaitn.and comfort of mankind.

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