The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-03 00:00:00

FASHION.

• They have the ,peculiar ••Excellence of not being known
pool Nature, Alt(' are so laShionable that they arc Worn by
the most distinguishyd in .every CouTt in E tifOrn.
:UNIVIIRSAL CONVENFENCE. • ,
• These Head UresseN are so happily- fanned, antt-sw well
2(l.apted to the Countenance and Complexion Of the Wcaeri
-that. the Young they grace, Vat.. Middle-aged they enlil(6i,
and the Elderly they dignify.,
• No. hi Tavistock--:itreet,,, Covent-garden.

SANDHANI COTTAGE, in the ISLE of
' The Si:at of the late JOHN WILKES, Esq.

MO BE LETT, READY FURNISHED, .111
Twelve Months certain, or for' legs time, if alzreed
upon,. the above (111.)b t desirable and much admired Spot,
containing about Eleven Acres, which for .asped -and pe:-
spedive• ,vi.ors, no other can equal in the island. It-lies al-
inost in the centre of • the Land between Culver C atid
Dunose camrnauds a -must noble and open View
of the Bay ofaildhatit, with al i'the S hipping going into and,
coming out from Spithead ; about one mile from the Market
Town of Brading, and no pUee nrare• preferable tor bathing. in
the season. The !louse in got repair, and, elegantly Fur-
nishcd, as Mr. Wilkes spared no cost or expence to render.it
commodious and ccnnfunable. best Parlour very etc.-
sandy furnished, with a well-toned Harpsichord .iu .theatx,ye. Tlie‘Pleaso re Ground,. Shrubberies, and Walks,. are
planned in a masterly stile,, and planted .witly 'the beet and
choisestof Shrtibs and plants' that could be obtained the
15.itchen-Garden is. full erepprat., and the Fruit-trees bear.a
very. prosperous appearaner. 'I n'add• to the Above, are _three
spacious Rooms of the icnightsbridg,e Manufaclure, elegantly
irtaished, and. -placed in chit:rear partS of the Pleasure
Ground. ' , •

Any -Nobleman cr•Gentleirran desirous of fakipg the above
place, will find .the teinv reasonable. Apply to. paneslranan, lranan, cn ;he i'rern4es, of 11 by letter, post-paid.

By the PATENT,
CAKES for makiri- of SHINING LIQUID BLACKING,

fQr "rice '§ixpence each.

THESE Cakes make, with- the 'utmost ease, by
. the addition of Water only, 'A
most excellent Shining
Liquid Blacking .much superior to any hitherto known :it
givas the finest dlack, and niost beautiful Gloss to' the Le,a-
thcr, Yep never renders it stiff at bard; but on the contrary,
Prc'''cnts it from CrackitG, aad preserves it soft, Niable And
• tb the very last. It is pqrbaly tied from smell, and
02 shoes thatare blacked. with it, Will neither soil the fingers
1.4 yntting on, nor the stoti6ngs in' wearing. -
• the long.estahlished reputation or these Cakes having in-
duced many 'Persons to counterkit thein, those- who make
use of them are rcqUested to take notice, that none aregenuine:
' buttwbat have ;in errgrawd Libel .pasted on ,each Cake, with
these words, •'b the 'King's Patent, Cakes for Shining,
Liquid Blacking, pre,paid by Wm. Itay34; the. Patentee,
• sold by Bayfloy anti Vit.w, Crickspur-street, -Lent!ou ;".
Where large Allowance is nvide to those who buy them* tor.
Exportation, or to sell with a liberal Discount to stteti
as take. Quantities for Ready Atoney.
N. Bills of DiratiOns are signed-with my mute,
W. TIA).' I.
"Clf" , any ofthe counterfeit Cakes, nearly ieserribl the
tote Onettilvappearance, in#.+oe..4,,,sT)vesed by my Name air
the Label being:dial-witty spelt, .er the tbr-
insartet Infoi-e•the word i!teparecl,.. • .

This Day was published; price is.
THE ORIGIN and UTILITY of CREEDS
considered : with a VindiCation of the Athamisian
Creed In a SERMON preached before the University of
Oxford, at St. Mary's, on Sunday. Nov. 16. tgoo.
By WILLIAM LORD BISHOP, of BANGOR.
0 xtoid : Printed at the Uniimrsiti Press, for Hanwell and
Parker; F. and C. Rivinpon, and. J. Hatchard, London
C. Broster and Son, Chester ; and Eddowts, Shrewsbury.

- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And Entered upon.lnimediately,
FREEHOLD HOUSE, situate and being
1. k No. ig, in MARLBOROUGH-BUILDINGS, Bath,
late toe Property and Residence of-Tho. Ahmuty, Est}.
ceased. The Furniture, which is exceedingly good, may be
taken by Appraisentent.-
For Particulars, and a view, of the Premises, apply to
Mr. Taylor, Attorney at Law, Bath.
All Persons Raving any Demand on the Estate of
Mr. Ahmutv, are requested to transmit a Particular thereof
to Mr. Taylor, of Bath.
March It, tSer. •

, ESTATES AND TIMBER IN HERTS.,
• TO BE 5(.41.) BY AUCTION,,
By Mr. RAINE,
On _friday the i7fh April, At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in
Cornhill, London; at Twiirco'clpck,-4t Nineuxn Lot,,
1 IGHT FREEHOLD WOODS near TRING,
containiu upwards of Forry,,Acres, known by-the
names of Little Bittoms, Sow Park, HO(A, Spr;ng, Round
Spring, Dagnell's Coppice, Hills Coppice, noreton S
and Bates' Wood, With the. thrifty STOCK of WOOD •
thereon.
2.e3t Oak Timber Trees, 1275 fine Beech Trees, 12
Asp and 2 Elm Trees, ulfham.ncr-marked I. It. now standing
in CHI VERY WOOD, a shorrdistance South of thebigh
road below Tring, and within a mile of the Grand Junetien
Canal. ,

Thomas Butler, at Great Berkampstead; Mr. Clayton,
Rose and Crown, at Tring; and Mr.Baston, at the Bell, As-
ton Clinton,,will direct persons - who may apply, to the seve-
ral Woods and Timber ; and of whom printed Particulars
may be had ; also at the George, Aylesbury ; Crown, Amer-
sham ; Red Lion, High-Wycombe ; at the Rainbow;
.rocl
of Mr. Rain,:, Charlc,tte-s;:eet, Bloomsbury, Plans of
the Estates may be seen.

GIIMSHAW; WEBSTER, HILLS and•SCARTH,- Of
the PATENT it OPERY, near SUNDERLAND, -
ETURN Thanks to their Friends for the libc.
Encouragement 'given to their Method of manufac-
turing Cordage, and now have the pleasure, of intortning
them that they have nearly cottipieted their large Nlaciiine,
ibr closing Cables, See- which, with their other Machinery,
will enable them to make Cable-laid Ropes ftent .6 to t 5
inches, and Shroud-laid from j to is inches, 'in their Mill,
without using the Rope• Walk, or extending the -Twist in
the Yam, Strand,-or Rope,-ante than 1,.) feet at a -time: As
their 'Machinery in cleaning and dressing the Hemp .livests it
of its Shiers and Dust, in spinning lays the Fibre in a.pa-
rallel and tinitbrin clireition, and in forming the Rope gives
each Yarn and. Strand an equaL degree pf twist and tension,
the whole strength'of the fitanp-is prpciect-d -ill- the' Rope.
The following are extraaerl from sever.d.. Certificates,-Let-
ter;, &c. which will enable the Pliblic to judge of the su-
periority:of this Manufacture, and of the gre,“ advantage to
be derived therefrom,- particulatiy at a. time wile-iliemp is
so extravagantly high.