The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-07 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO FAMI LI ES.

rrHE great. Itepii6tion which Mr. BURGESS
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has gained by-the superior ExCellence of his ESSENCE
of ANCHOVIES for 'FISH,- SAUC F.' has-induced' many.
Persons to give the same..Narne to an. Article entirely' dif..
ferent.
10 HINT' BUR GESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
public, to caution them agairist such ImpoSitions, as several
People travel the E,rn pi re•;, otlei ing Shopkeepers, &c.. an ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti-
cirlarly.requSted to ask for BURGESS'S, and to observe none
is genuine but what'-have theSe words upon the L-gbel—
" -John Burgesi and:Son's Original and Superior Esseaccfof
Anchovies." . . . .

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Warehouse; No. 507, strnd, corner
•of the Sa.ioy Steps, Loritton.

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ARMY AND NAVY- EQUIPAGE.
Prl-IE, PATENT CAMP -BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, arc very,reapea-
fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the twist portable
and superior to ahy 'others made in LOndan.; Marquees,
Tents, Tables- Ind: Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, fot on Board Ship; Musquitto
Net Funlittere, and l'..atent Ilrass_screw Bedsteads, for East
and West Indies, and all Foreign CliMates,
- • ,MORGAN 'ancI•SANDERS's •
Patent Bedstead" Manufa;tiory and Ware. Rooms,
Nos, 10 and 17, Ca theriiic-bpeet, Strand. •
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
'gables, allowed to be Vic most complete and E. legant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a-Box
but ten Inches.deep. -
K. B. The Fashionable Sola-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse.

GOSIJORT -
-FOg PUCLIC SALE,

At the Crown Inn, on ThurOay the mil ofjuly, 1866, at

Ten &Clock 'in ihe Forenoon,
THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA,.
alias ES : R L LLA ; square stern, about 160 tons mea-
surement, nearly new, remarkably strong built,'has two flush,
Decks, well found in Stores; and would make an excellent
Packet, or suitable for any Trade where dispatch is required,
being a very fast sailer ; regularly condemnecras Prize to His
Majesty's Shin Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain.
After which will be sold her. Cargo, viz.
For Exportation.
440 Bags Sugar.
84 11.tto Cocoa. •
For Home Consumption.
93 Bales Satsapatilla.
20 Ditto jalap.
16 Serons" Cochineal.
4 Bags A
500 Hides in the Hair.
zsetr-lkieces of Elides. ,
Is Tons Logwood.
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To. be viewe ! at, the Brokers' Warehouse two days before
the Sale, and Catalogues and Inventories had by applying
to Messrs. Peyton and. Crenfell, Agents, Castle Baynard,
London ; or MATTHIAS MARCH, or? joint
WILLIAM TURNER, S Brokers.
Gosport; fune.z6. 1806..

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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By RANDLE WALKER,
At the Swan inn, in. Wolverhampton, in the County of
Stafford, on Wednesday the 16th Day of July, 1/106, at
Four o'Clock in the Afternoon; in the following Lots, or
such other, and subject to such Conditions, as shall be then
proposed,- •
rTHE followino- ESTATES, being Freehold of
absolute Iriii.,nitance (the Land-Ta.x on which has
been redeeined),situaten and being in the Parishes of 4lbrighton,
and Boningale, in the County of Salop,
In the Parish of AlbriKhrw. 'A. R. P,
Lot a .—A Farm-house, Out-bilildings, and
:divers Closes of Land', conveniently situated for
occupation, called A Ibrighton Hall Farm, in the
'occupation of loseph O wen (as Tenant from year
to year), and containing, by cscimation, -
A Modus of 4d. lieu of Tithe Hay is payable
for this'Farin.
Lot 2. —A compact Farm, Consisting of an
House, Out-buildings, and divers Closes,of Land,
called Whiston Cross, in rue occupation-of
Richard Banton (as Tenant from year to ear) and
containing • _ • •
A Modus of zd. in lieu of Tithe Hay is pay-
able for this Farm.
I n the Parish of Boningale.
Lot 3.—A Farm-House,- Out-buildings,' and
several Closes of Lind (part of a Farm. calk." Bo-
ningale trrn)!n the,occupation of jo4n BrouAliam
(as Tenant from Year to year), and cunisting of
the tbl lowing particulars : •
The Houss,Out-buildings, &c.
Croft adjoining
nooles
oxalis

150 021

0 rs

o 3.
1 o 29
4 1 IS
3- 0 0
1 3 17
3 1 15
3 3 o
o 1 30
3 2 3o
• 1 16
4 3 0
5,031
t 2 a 0

Pease Croft• • -.-
. Innage ' - -
Wheat Croft", or•Ley Hall Piece
Park - _ - .
I Worgs ' - -
Cornhill Meadow -
Cornhill ' _ -
Spring Leasow - -
Beath Leasow, or Over Heath
-Cow Leasow -

46 1 27

Lot 4.—Hales Meadow S o 32
Hales Leasow p Parts ooningale Farm 4 2 34
Rough Meadow- - 43 23

14 3'9

Lot s.—Great Ems Moor (part of ditto

6 3 4

Lot 6.—Lester Ellis Moor (ditto)

S 010

Lot
.7,-/--Upper rntiorig -• 7 3 o
Lower ditto, and Broombill,
,parts of do. 8 i 2E
• Meadow - 20 0

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• A CONNECTED • and CHRONOLOGICAL
rx VI ENV of the PROPHECIES relating to the CHRIS-
TIAN cHIJRCH, in Twelve Sermons, preached in Lin-
coln'sann Chapel, at the Lecture of the late eight Rev.
William Warburton, Lord Bishop oFG loucester.
By ROBE wr NARES, A.M. F.R.S.
Archdeacon of Staffbrd &c. •

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N APPENDIX, cpntaining further Observa-
-1-1 tions concerning the Inyentiun of the Arch.
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By EDWARD KING, Esq. E.R.S. F.A.S.
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