The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-28 00:00:00

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Under the Patrohage of the Countess Of Macartney, and
Mrs. Hume, Niece to the late -Earl, of Ma.:-artney, and
with the concurrence pf the Noble. Trustees. - •
In the course' of the ensuing Season will be published,
han:fs,mely.printed in Quarto,
A 'N ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE 'of the
late EARL of M ACA RTN EY, comprehending a
concise View of the Events ,and Transactions _immediately
conneEted with his. several • Governments and Diplomatic
Missions ; and- all Appendix containing such •orihinal and
authentic Papers as may be thought interesting or necessary
to illustrate or confirm the Narrative.
•' Ey JOHN BARROW, F.R.S.
Author of " Travels in Southern Africa," and in " China,"
and of " a Voyage to Cochilichind,"&c &c.
Printed fqr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, new Editions. of Mr. harrow's
former Publicat►ons.

• • IRELAND. . •
In•the Press; and speedily will be publi'shed,.
In One elegant Volume, Quarto, illustrated with numerous
Plates, price Two Guineas, in boaids,

THE STRANGER in iitEpAND ; or, Travels
in that Country during the Autumn and Winter of the
Year iSos.
By lOHN CARR, Esq.
Author:of the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer,
&c. &c.

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other Booksellers. . -

• . Of whom may be had,
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:. • •• -,a Seeond-Editic,n,•wit.. A ••, • '
9HE SAUNTERER ;. a. Periodical Paper, .by
. HE WS N RKLE , of Emanuel College, Cain-
bridge... To which is added, a Sketch of the A uthor's' Lite.
London .P.riiited for Thomas Ostell; Ave Maria-lane; and
T. Deighton, Cambridge.. • • •

.This Day was pobli,hed. io,o6lavo, Trice BS. boards,

A N INTRODUCTION to: -BOTANY ; coti,
raining an Explanation of the Thenry. of•ihat Science,
extraaed from the Works of Linnmus; with an Appendix
and Glossary by dames Lie, Niir,,eryman, ar the Vineyard,
Hammersmith. A new•Edition..correeted and revised. •
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,STEA -
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History Society, Edinburgh.; and Auth,,l ::lernents of
Natural History, in Two:Volumes. . •
Edinburgh Printed :for, Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson ;
and Thomas 0 stell,„ Ave- Maria-lane; London.

RIVINGTON'S CONTINUATION of the ANNUAL
REGISTER, formerly published by Mr. Rodsley.
This Day, was published, in Oue very large Volume, price,
iu boatds,
E ANNUAL REGIS TER ; or, A View of
I the History, Politics, and Literattne for the Year

179A>, • •
also the Volume for the Year 18ot, being the First of
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noldS, Oxford-street ; Mr. Lloyd, Harley-street ;• and by
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of the ‘,V.,rk, may be had gratis of all the. Booksellers. Also;
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2. The Annual Register for ,the Year 1792, in 2. i'arts,
price, in boards, 145, •
Tilts Volume comPteliends two years of Foreign Af-
fairs, a ri contains a fiiLliful and mare ample Account than
has yet been .giVt..l.l of ttie gradual undermining and overthrow
of the Frencil MonarLny, the .Principles and Foreign Poli-
tics of the Revolutionists, and the Origin of the War cn the
Continent, B.‘c. &c.
3. A, General. Index to the Annual Register, from the
\rem. 1753 to 1792, botlninclusive,
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hali bound tss.
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BREWERY, AND WINE-AND.SPERIT TRADE,
ISLE-OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,'

On Saturday,iheqddly, of August, 18:.5; at the Bugle Inn,
Newport, at Eleven. o'Clock .precisely,- by Order of the
Assignees of Cohn Steane, a Bankrupt,- •
ALEASEHOLD BREWERY at. NEWPORT,
on the B:inks Of the Navigable River Medina, in full
Trade; with several Frechold'and Leasehold Public, Houses
attached thereto,' and .a' very considerable Trade in the Wine
and Spirit line. Also' several other Lots of Freehold and
Leasehold Public House§ in the Island, and at Portsmouth,
Gosport, and Lymington, with a considerableSiock orWine
and.Spitits. • ,
Part4culars may be had, by application to, Messrs. Clarke
and Sewell, Newport; Mr. Steane, Newport ; Messrs.
Wright and Bovill; No. 39, Chancery-lane ; 'and Mr.-
brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor-strtet, London : and at the
Bugle, .Newport; the Blue Posts,' POrtsmon'th ;- the Bine
Posts, Gosport the An:,•ei, Lymington ; the Dolphins
Southamptai-; and the George, Winchester.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, ~AND PoR VILLAS, &c.
STOCKWELL, SURREY. -
TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION,
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At Gari-away.'s Co-tree-house, on Tufsday, f uly i, at
Twelve o'Clock, in Nine tots,

A. Valuable. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, delight-
fully, ituated at Stoi.kwell, in the Parish of Lam
beth,, three Miles from the Bridges, commanding peculiar and
eligible advantages' conneanig' by a beatiti Cul and ieti'red Road
the elegant NeighbOUrhoods 'of Clapham and Stmik well,
comprising two Brick Dwelling-house,s, Offices, Cardens,
&c. and xi Acres of valuable Land, particularly adapted fipr
ornamental Villas or retired Dwellings, bulled to Gentlethca
of fortune. .

Descriptive Particulars, with Plans of the several Lots,
arc preparing,:and may he had on the Premises ; of Mr.l
Thomas Wilson, Archited, so. Queen; Ann street_ East;
at the Swan, Stockwell; Plough, Clapham; 'I
-turns, Ken-
nington; at Carraway's, and of Mr. White, Sturcy's-:gate,
Great George-street, Westn,Mster.

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VAIAI SOAP IN THE GREATEST PERFECTION.
Q BERRY having made great improvements in his
o well-known PA L N,l SO AP, recommends it with re-
newed eonfidencoothe Nobilit)t anti Gentry ; prepared from
that sweet fragrant :irtiqe, r.. 1, Oil, the -pleasantness of
tile Perfume, and delicacy of its use, ha. merited the atten-
tion and patronage of Many of the first Families, and is
esteemed a valuable discovery, for softening, cleaning, bracing,
and preserving the Skin from the !lea of the sun ; and is
also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp
frosty air. '
Sold in Squares and Balls, is, each, with the words ‘.‘ Sa-
muel Berr‘" on the wrapper. The proprietor recommends
it :as the I;2a SOap foi shaving, producing a tine soft lather,
proper for tender Faces, in round cakes, Is. each. Prepared
and, sold by S. Be?ry, holesde Perfumer, No. :t7, Greek-
street, Soho ; and, kiy his ap,vointaip)l,.it the principal Per-
turners in LOndon and different Tclivns lit the three king-
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