The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-31 00:00:00

SIEGE OF ACRE. LYCEUM, STRAND.
On Monday Next, April 6, 1801, will be submitted to the
Public,
THE GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE of
the SIEGE of ACRE, pain'ted by ROBERT KER.
PORTER.
This Painting is finished
.upon a much more extensive
Scale than the Storming of SerinFapatam, recently removed,
and hasbeen in constant preparation for the last four months.
The Design• is regulated from Communications of the very
first Authority; it embraces, the Operations of the Siege and
Defence of 'Acre, by Sea and Land, anal includes in its various
Croupes the charaderistic Portraits of Sir Si nil EY SMITH,
Sir JOHN DOUGLAA, GHEZZAR PAC A, and General Bo-
N A pniz re, with many others of the rittsh, Turkish, and
french Officers, who signalized themselves on that memor-
able Scene of Contest, in 5799.
Books, Plans, and SketChes, descriptive and explanatory.
of the Subject, to be had arthe.Exhibition Room in filo- 1.4-
'ccum, which will be opeiied every'Day; from Nine o'Clock
till Dusk.—Admittance One Shilling.

To the WORTHY ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of
BARNSTAPLE.

CLIVTLENIEN
THE very 'flattering Marks of Attention and
Approbation conferred on me by g number cf your re-
gwetahle Body, hating induced me to form the cleterraida-
tion of offering myself as a Candidate for your Borough at the
next General Eleelion, I signified my. Intentions to the
Mayor before my departure for Sim; and had fully resolted 6n
my return to have paid my personal Respetts to as many of
you as were within the vicinity of the Borough ; but the
Service of my Country Calling me away immediately, I. am
for the present necessarily deprived of that pleasure.
I therefore consider it incumbent on' me to take thiS.me-:
thud of presenting you my Respeas, and soliciting; your
support ; and should I, through your partiality, obtain• the
distmsuished Honour of becoming .one of your Representa-
tives in Parliament, you may be assured of my constant and
zealous Attachment to your Interest, and a faithfuldis-
charge of my Duty.
I have the Honour to be, with the utmost esteem,

Gentlemen,
Your much obliged
And Molt obedient humble Servant,
EDWARD PELLE W.
_ _

Plymouth-Dock, March 4, dot.

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICE,
, A
No. 23, Frudyer-street, 23, .180 r.,
et
A'rTENDANCE will be given at this Ofke on.
Wednesday and Thursday, the 15th and 16th days of
April next, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till. Four
o'Clock in the Afternoon of each day, to discharge the T nte-
rest on the several Mortgages, Notes, and other Securities of
the Cbmpany carrying Interest up to the 25th March instant.
And a like Attendance will be given for the same purpose at
Garraway's Collie-house, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
Friday the 17th of April next. And all Parties entitled- to
any Securities who have not received the saute, may have
them on application at this Office.
• N. B. It is necessary that all Securities (except Mort-
gages) should be produced, that the payment of the Inti4est
may be notified thereon, otherwise the same cannot be paid.

SEA-BATHING,
HIGH LAKE, NESTON, cHESHIRE.
ID PARKIN (Butler to Sir J. Stanley, Bart.)
I). most reipealitlly informs the Public, ho has taken
the HOTEL at HIGH LAKE, which will be open for
the reception of Company the first Week. in May. Every
attention will be paid to give satisfaction.

l‘larch 30.

Numbers 30,449, 24,923, 40,673.
THE Person who took from the Counter of
Richardson, Goodluck and Co. Cornhill, on Saturday,
about Tim,: o'Clock (supposed by mistake), the above three
Tickets, is desired to return them' immediately, as he is
known, and will he particularly &scribed. They are war-
ranted midrawn, on the hack, by Richardson, Goodluck anii
Co. Any attempt to negotiate them will be useless, as atl
the Lottery-Offices arc acquainted with the circumstance,
and the payment of any Prize that may arise from them will
be prevented.

•
HSIMMONS, Perfumer, itc. opposite the
• Theatre, High-street, Portsmouth,* ever anxious to
render himself worthy of that Patronage which he has re-
ceived from his Friends and the Public in, general, begs to
inform them, that lie has just received from Town a fresh
Supply of Pt: RFUMERY, with ,a great variety of Fancy
Articles, to which he invites their attention, or he flatters
himself, that, on inspedion, they will nieet with approbation.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's HAIR CUT with fashionable
Elegance.
V - A good Assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols, 'Sticks,.
ecc.

NEXT YORK-HOUSE; PICCADILLY,-1—
The only Warehouse in London for a large and beautiful
Assortment of GOODS, the real manutadory of TUN-
- BRIDGE WELLS.
ROBINSON.begs leave to inform
.the: Nobility
and Public, that he has just received frOinjiis Manu-
faetory
a fresh supply bl all kinds of Goods, finished in a su-
fitrior stile of elegance and workmanship, many of which are
quite new invented Articles, consisting of Writing, Dtawing,
Backgammon, and Draft Tables,, on a new construaion ;
sinalf Cabinets' for Jewels, Work Baskets, and Boxes ; Net-
ting Boxes, Writing Deiks, and Boxes ; Tea Chests' Tea
Boxes, and Caddies, of all sizes and 'prices; Boxes fitted
complete for Drawing, with Reeves's and Newman's Co..
tours ; Card Boxes and Counters, Liquor and 'Medicine
'Chests • Portable Book-shelves, small I' Bellows; highly or-
namented, for China, Books, &c. &c..; Card Racks Tam-
bour and Embroidery Frames; York, Tutibridge, and other
Spinning Wheels and Reels; Oyster Dishes and Plates,. &c.
eitc. wholesale, retail, and for exportation, on the.same terms
as at Tunbridge Wells. Goods made for Ladies to pi-moiler t,
of th,i whitest wood ; Tables, Boxes„and every other article.
varnished ; a great variety of small Prints and Medallions .•
_
a good Assortment of Dressed and Undressed . Dolls, with
every Article in the Toy and small Turnery Line, too nume-
rous to mention.

SOMEIkSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOP BY AUCTION, ,•
By Mr..RAJNE,
At Garraway's Coffee-hot se, in Change. Alley,. Cornhill•-•
London, on Thursdaytht gth of April, at Twelve o‘c look.
in one Lot, unless disposed of bx Prima* Contract be-.
fore the Ist of April, ' •
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,.
i through which, for two miles, passes the 'Turn,
pike-road, leading from SOMERTON,to I LCH ESTER,
beginning at one mile from the former town, and ending
.I%ts a like distance from the latter town; together with the
.1";.i•JIP latdoliging thereto, known by the name of
4LSDON, containing about Fifteen Hundred Acres
of very valuable Land, of which THREE HUNDRED
andTHIRTY ACRES are IN HAND, or lett yearly, and
thelrtmaind;r lett on Leases for One, TWO, and Three
Lives, many of which ire ve`y
The principal Estate, on which is a good Mansion-
house, Gardens, and • ffices,. occupied by the Lessee,
Mrs. Tollitlr, is held for only two lives; but
.part of the
Lands used tliereWith, well known as the first Grazing
Ground in the. Neighbourhood, called the Nideris, are
held only tor one lite. ' •
John Reynolds, junior, at Kingsdon, will shew the
Estate, of whom on the 16th of Mareh,•printed Particulars •
may be had, and' a Plan of the Eiaate Seen, as well as at
Mr. Raine's, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-street, Blooms-
bury, London. Particulars may be had at Messrs. lYarcls,
Dennetts, and Greaves, iu Henrietta-street; Covent-Garden, -
who are authorized to mai for the Sale of the Estate by
Private Contract ; also of Mr. Win. Knight, at Axininiter ;
and of the Printers of the Sherburne, Exeter,' Salisbury,
Bath Herald, and Felix Earley's and Mercuiy, Bristol P,a-
pers ; at the principal inns in the neighbouring Towns; and
at Uarra,way's. •