The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-25 00:00:00

PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

II.S. THoRNHILL, Widow of the late Rev.
ohn .Thornhill, - Master of the. School on Lewisham
in Kent, nas taken a House in an, airy Situation, in
Addington-place, Camberwell, where, with the Assistance
of bet Datighters, she proposes to Board and Instrud Twenty
;young Gentlemen, from the fkge of Three to Nine Years,
bpon :liberal Terms. •
Masters in every Branch of useful Knowledge on the usual
Terms.

• NEW ARTICLES OF DRESS.
ROBINSON begs, leave to acquaint the Nobility.
and Gentry, that his Novelties tor the Spring Season
-are now "ready'for inspeditn and in addithin to all the Va-
• tieties in Plain•and F►gured Italian Gauzes, Italian Sarsnets,
Imperial Lustres, Imperial Nets, &c. &c. he has intro-
duced several New Articles, which hate been pronounced
Most elegant, and which are not to be had at any House but
his.
N.B. R. has finished a Variety of new Colours in re-
markably rich Twilled and Figured Sarsnets, for the present
fashionable Pelices, Spencers, and Mantles.
No. 12, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden.

To NOBLEM'EN, LADIES, GENTLEMEN, or PER.;
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II() BE SOLD for. Two Thousand Guineas Each,
a few SHARES in an established, honourable,. and
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IV• The Fashionable Sofa-Bed- and Chair-lied Ware-
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Translation of a Text in Scripture. Account of the Cork
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