The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-09 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE,

• . London, ..August R, 18°6.
IVOTICE is -hereby giyen; that in cconeyilenc'e of
_
its having been 'found,. b, late experiences that., the
purposes of the Tit 4 D in.:y be Ift.every respeci as, well an-
swered,. and; rn soi'ite, respects to Pgre.2ter ativi....tge, by th,..
'permanent adopt' it of only T:Wi.), instead ;:,f Thee, MA R.:
KET DAYS in every Week, rite
Moth' an after the First Da) Of nLxt, be
opened on MONDAYS ai.d THURSD AYS •t.,liv tot the
dispatch of Business'; by there wtt: be tor)
clear Days or the working of the Curn sold on the7r,si,eCtivb
&lalket Days. . •

JOHN SMITON, Secretary.

POILY'SBE E F-STEAK' HOUSE and. TAVERN,
Paternoster. row, St Paul's. •,.,
Pr: OLIVER, late Head Waiter at. the London
Coffee house, hegs.l6ve to inform `his Friends and the
Public in gensral, that he has taken' thri above flonSe, which
• he IA ill. entlezi/our to conduct upo,l,suchliberal Ininciples.as
• h;sure a continuance-of the Support-of thine Centime!'
who 'are in the habit {if lrequc'l,Lng the. above 1-lohSe.-
- .AlSo sdlicits the Patronage.6l t nose Ceiniemen whose
. sosity hits enabled haw to -acComplish such 'an undertaking,
which be will 'study to merit by assiduity, attentiOn,• and
teeohig a Larder eupplied Provisiops of the very la6t
kind.- He has taid'in a large S"rock of excellent Old Wines,
Ivhich, he flatters himself; will give universal satistaalion;
lias. several Tavern Rooms for the accommodation cf Par-
-ties; from any number to Sixty.
N. B. Dinners dressed and sent out on moderate Terrns:

.• • . To SAIL-CLOTIf MANUFACTURERS...
Young. Man, who has bad the ehtire;Manage-
ment of an extensive Business in a Sail cloth Manui,c-
tory for five Years, wishes to engage in a respeClable }louse
in that Line, to undertake the,,Manageinent of the Maniifae.:
toting Part, the care of the Book, or to Travel, in each of
uhich
.capacities he' flatters himself; froth' his ,conneicions
and general knowledgepf the Business in all its branches, he
woulti,be found an acquisition, as •-o endeavours on his 'part
v.-bald be wanting to promote the interest ,of his eMpioyer,
to whom his being perfectly acquainted with the Bleaching
ovntage
faYarn., by 4cheay and. easy process;
,pitye an 4(1-
For furtherparticulars adcltess bost-paid) to A. B. Mr.
Garner's Library, Margate, Kent...
The `Advertiser keling himtelf fully competent to the un4-
4ln-taking, would have no objedion to have the Management
of a New Concern, for any one wisbing to enter into such a
juurtive Line of Business:.

•
ARMY AND.NAVY, EQUIPAGE_
fHE PATENT CAW BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respftl-
tully recominendetho Gentlemen, asheing the most portable
and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees,
TentS„Tablis and ClialrS., on improved 'principles ;• Sea
Cot's, Sotal3eds, and Chairs, fOr Ship; Musquitto
NO Furniture, and l'atint Brass-screw Bedsteads, tor East
and West and all Foreign ClitrrateS,.at '
7+:IORGAN and SANDIE RS's •
Patent Bedstiad MantfadorYand Ware-Rooms,
Ne 4. 16 and 17,- Cat lterine'-street, Strand. •
Morgan and Sanders's New invented Imperial Dining
ables, allowed to be the most cumpleteand't legant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in 3 box
but ten Inches deep. •
N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bid Ware—
house. • , _