The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-26 00:00:00

DANCING.

IRI SNP PRIVATE TUITION.
SCOTCH, FRENCH, and ITALIAN STEIt,
EURGHALL respeafully presents himself
pr heirs t° the nptice of those who are desirous of, acquiring"`
LING epved in the PRESENT FASHION of DAN-
COT TILLONS,, tELS ST
MINRUATHS ET S, tPheEYmuS,
ch adCHAmired I-N REUSE,
IRISH JIGS and COUNTRY DANCES,
IRIS which with all the elegant variety of
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COT'CH, FRENCH and- ITALIAN STEPS
Y nlaY SCOTCH,
accriire in PERFECT PRIVACY at their ows
OURS on reasonable Terms, with.,accuracy and EXP EDI-
-11", at 4iis ACADEMY, ESTABLISHED at his HOUSE,

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GREAT-QUEEN-STREET,, LINCOLN's..INN.
FIELDS.
FENCING, on moderate Terms.
Boarding Schools regularly attended, and particular care
cxi.rteci to form t good Address, and attentive Politeness, in
the Children.

The PRIVATE SELECT SUBSCRIPTION ASSEM-
tLY Will 'open again on WEDNESDAY, Od.
tisTtllnose who are deStrous of receiving Instrudions at home,
vouring Mr. BURG HALL with'a•linc as above,
e,,,Dundually attended.
ik". B. The Great Room may he engaged (by Parties of
---z-....7e.Etability) on Moderate Terms.

• SCARCITY- OF MONEY.
these Unprecedentedly distradO Times, the
Proposition of a pecuniary aid, when it is 'made from
iiqtrttly respedable' quarter, becomes extremely interest-
-1-4" even to those who have the very best Securities to offer.
• povt,llis important. Contemplation it that a man of apple
vieeri and ot the first respedability in life (which an niter-
vi or other confidential correspondence, will- evince), is
to s PPY thus
~to render to People of Rank and Honour, and
tteh alone, on their personpal obligation only ; or to per-
haßossessed of Landed, Funded, or equally fixed Property •
ha gintaries of the Church, the Beneficed Clergy,
.or Ladies
SLlntt, PoWerS or SettlementS in particular), ANY
SUM,IN-
by Redeemable Annuity Loan, at A,nnoity
' • c,,,ee,rest, but not less than 501. nor more than 59001. to any
tvii,Verson. Every transadion arising from this publication,
h,L evince its being founded on principles diametrically op-
()fee to the numerous plausible, but mostly desceptious
. ri;;3 on this Subjed; in the Public Prints; of course on
lo,c,iPles of integrity, secrecy, and dispatch ; arid . (it .
tol-
the t) of unfailingly yielding the most peried satisfaction to'
• tklioorrower, in the result.—Letters, candidly giving -name
rt-ItZsidence, will have every gentlemanly attention paid
111„ord (liteded to Mr.. H.. Jackson, to the careof Mr. R,ch.
utik2 the Master of. the New Chapter Collce-lioLse,
-court; Long-acre, London.
N'o Agent or Broker -can be attentl,ecl to ;, no Letters
11.,5r-eQ,I Which are not postage-paid ; -arid-no personal inquiry

BREWERY TO BE SOLD,
PereMptorily, on Thursday the zzd Day of Otiober, at One
o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle-
street, Liverpool;
Very Extensive and Complete BREWERY,
1. crer.ted in the best manner within the last twelve
Years, possessing every. improved principle now known :
the whole covering a iVot or Freehold Ground of TWo Acres,
situated in Scotland4oad, Liverpool, and within 'zoo yards
of, the Custom House ; capable of
.making annually 60,000
Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and ;very
extensive Warehouses, Malt-houSes, Drying-kilns, &c.
The Water is. of the first-quality; and inexhaustible.—The
who-le Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling-
house, well finished - and. may be _viewed even' day before
-the Sale, where attendance will be giVen,

For foal= Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, .near
Liverpool.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD, BY -AUCTION,
In Four Lots,. on Thursday the22,:lot ()etcher next, at the
Baptist-Head Coffee-house, in Chancery-lane, London.;
THE following ESTATE, : The MANORr of
MOTTIST.ON, and several Farms and Lands, held at
Rack-rent, and under,Lcases for Lives Within the said Ma-
nor and Parish of Mottiston. ••.
Also a Farm called RO U G HBO RO UG H, in the Parish of
Shorwell. •
Also Two Valuable ADVOWSONS, viz. The ConSoli-
.datud RECTORY of mornsToN, and VICARAGE
of SHORWELL, and the RECTORY OfSIIO RWE LL.
Printed, Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith; Keke-
- wich and Hoskins,- Solicitors, in Lincoln's-inn ;- Mr. W. and
4. Black, Land Surveyors, in the Middle Temple ; and Mr.
R.. Clarke, Newport; .Isleofs"Wii;lit, who «ill appoint a
persOn'to SheW the Estates, -- • • • k•
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• HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
DOCTOR • .BARTON',s - PATENT VITAL
WINES, having from extensive experience proved to
beof the inostessential benefit in preserving, recovering, and
establishing general Health, and the use of them rzpidly in-
creasing,' from becoming very generally introduced at table, •
reluiri an establishment, ma an extended basis. , The Prc-
prietorstave therefore 'been induced to'•form a considerable
mercantile eonneaion of great credibility to meet their de-
mand ; and respedfully.inform the Pu'olic they cdritive to•
be sold, as,Usual, at the Laboratory •and• Vaults, where they
are prepared,. No. 7, Berners-street,' Oxford-street; as-also,
by appointment,4at.the following places : • • -
No. 131, Cheapsicle ; Messrs. Ching ButlerS, No. 41
Cheapsidel Mr; Vade's, No. 46, ,Coraiiill ; -.Messrs. le-
boult's e.-.d Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; and Mr Barlow,
No:- zp, Cocl.:.spur-street, at 36s:,per doz. bott:es
and Wines Ibr medical use 655. perdOz. with printed ul-
ree.lions, retaiL•for ready money only. •' •
N. B. Venders and 'Wholesale Dealers allowed a liberal
profit.

EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON. GALL:Mi.
IT has. been the.- study of the Peoprietors of the
well-known ANT I S CORB TI C DROPS, first corn..
posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS Si' I LSBURNY, 4r
his Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square,Lontion, and continued
only, and•solely, there to be
.prepared genuine, to guard the
Public against the Impositions- which are, daily pradised
against"Medicincs possessing the .first'reSpeaabilitv ;'and..as
the.virkuespf the Antiscorbufic Drops have been -found nor
only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a succes,sful ra-
sntice in cutaneous eruptions, gout, rheumatism,
and the attendant diseases of the nerves, as. the list of clues'
accompanying each bottle" in an anyie bill ofelirec-
tions, will testify, as well as 'the Treatise on Diet, Gobi,
Sze:Written by the late Propirietot (which may be also bad
at the Dispensary), single them out as fit obje#s to try, un-
der their S4taiall, such spurious imitations. ','For this cc:,
•son,.the i'rerieters, by the favour-of His Majesty's, Com-
missioners of the Stamp-Office, have affixed astaarp on each
bottle, printed in black ink, with tie words ". Spils-bury..and
Co2No. 15, Soho-square,”'express,:vi uL,ri it, v-hich, if:the
Purchaser attends to', together with the \vents " by the,
King's Patent,".on the. bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the
addition•of the King's Arms on the larger, may be as.
stared he has obtained the Gennin'e Medicine, as sold at the
Dispensary,- Solta-square, London, in bottles of ss;•ariditi. 24.
each, duty included,• • N