The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-26 00:00:00

TEN ,GCINEAS REWARD..

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December ti, 'TSor.
T OST, in the course of last Night, either,some.
_La where between the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill,
and the Golden-Cross, Charing-Cross, or on the Road be-
tween London ancrßath, by a Passenger on one of the COaches,
a MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, with Silver Clasp, ra-
ther of a large size, square shape, with connected Pockets,
to prevent its tailing entirely open ; containing sundry Bills
and Bank Notes, Payment or which is stopped.
'Whoever will bring the same, or give information thereof,
so that it may be received with its Contents, shall receive
Ten Guineas Re'.Vard, by applying, to Mr. LeaCh, London
Cotfee-House, Ludgate-Hill ;-at Mr, BOthiarn's, Newbury;
or to-Mr. Stone, Broad-street, Bath.

WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE.
HOUSL of CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD.

_ .
NOTICE is hereby given, That the next Christ_'
1 NU etas General Quarter Sessions of the, Peace will be ad-
journed trout Doncaster Sessions to the White Hart Inn, in
Wakefield, to be there held on Thursday . -the-ArSth Day of
February next, for the purpose of ELECTING a GO_
YE R.NOR.of the HOUSE of CORRECTION at WAKE-
FIELD ; and that a Bondin Two Thousand, Pounds will
be required for the due execution of the Office: No one
need apply whose C haradet*ill not bear.the stridest • scru-,.
tiny, and. who is not a married man.
' The Salary is zsol. per annual, with a House to live in,
and Coals found, but no fees, Rewards, Profits, or Per- .
quisites whatever. - • -
The Governor has the appointment of all the Servants un-
der him„ and is responsible for their Condud, although their
Salaries arc Paid, by the Riding. . • -
Notice is also - hereby given, That at stile above time.and
place, a TASK MAST ER will be etedcd for the said
House of Cotrection. The Salary is at presnit 601. per anti.
with a House and 'Coals. The Taik Master ‘vill also be re-
quired:to have an unexceptionable Cnarader, write a good
hand, and keep Accounts.• A Bond in cool. with sufficient
:Sureties, will also be required to be given to the Clerk of the
Peace torthe pertbrmaoce of his duty.

Clerk athe.P4eaces Office,
_ Wa!;:efield,
December Jo, 180 r.

J. FOT.JkM/3;,
Deputy Clerk of tile Peace.

PATENT PERUKES.

ROBINSON and HOLMES, No. r, Essex_
street, Strand, Peruke-makerS to His Royal Highness
the Princeof Wales, and to tic Theatre Royal, Covent-garl.
den, respeßfulty acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, they
-have opened Rooms at No. 4, Gctorge-street; Bath, for the
accoininodationof those visiting that City, where they may
be suppliatwith their excellent Patent Perukes ; which may
be combed in any direction; dressed in any fashion, without
discovering the weaving, as those made in the ordinary way
are.subjed to, by the slightestderangcment ; but continually
have the greatest resemblance of Nature. The improved
mode of working is hot confined to natural Perukes but may
be used- in all .kinds of Periikes to the greatest' advantage.
The Patent granted to R. and H. is the only one wherein the
resemblance of Nature hasbeen the principal object of the
Inventors, others being for Springs only. Ladies Head-
Dresses, and Ornamnental Hair, to he had on the above prin-
ciple, No. S, Warwick-street, Golclen,square. Printed
I ntructions, - for measuring those residinc ata distance, may
be had as above. A Referencelor Payment in. Town wilt be
...xpeded for Country Order's

RCHFA and HAUGHTON- from Dublin,
11 IRISH POPLIN. and TABBINET MAN U FAC-
T.O RE RS and MERCERS to HER MA J ESTY, .Their
ROyai Highnesses the Prince and. Princess or, ,WaleS, Duke
anct.DUtchess of York, Dutchess of Wirternberg, and the
Princesses, No. 8,-Henrietta-street, Co‘,.ent7gard.tn, London:
The elevated, patronage of Her Majesty; the. difktrent
branches of the Royal Family, and 'Ladie's of the first rank
and fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in. the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided' superiority of
Arc;;ler and Haughton's Poplins and.Tabbiriets ; also gold,
silver, figured and plain Chamberry Muslins, and „Italian
Sarsenets for Court Dresses, Turbans, eec.

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,
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Redor of Bemerton.
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