The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-11 00:00:00

ANDREW MAJENDIE'S ESTATE.

AMEETING of the CREDITORS of AN.:
DREW MAJENDIE, late of Madras, Merchant, de.
ceased, w7ll held on FRIDAY, the- 18th Day of February
next, at Twelve o'Clok, at the City of London Tavern, in
Bishopgate-street, when and where all Persons having any
demands an the said Estate are requested to attend, with the
securities they hold, for the purpose of haring the Debts lir
quidated.
GREGG and CORFIELD, Solicitors to the
Executors.
Sliinner's Hall, Jan. 10, 1314.

PitTENT FLEECY HOSIERY, manufacured-
y HOLLAND, WAISTELL, HORTON, and Co. the
Patentees, and Manufacturers to their Majesties; No. 99,
High Holborn ;• who also manufacture' Cotton, Worsted, aid
Lamb's Wool, in every article of under clothing, for both
Ladies and Gentlemen. All their articles are made of the
best Materials, and of acknowledged superiority of make
and shape, and_ may be bad of the most respectable Hosiers
in Town and Country.

The Patentees feel it a duty they owe the Public to apprize
them that a spurious kind of Fleecy Hosiery is sold by some
Hosiers, which can neither wash nor wear well.

A CAPITAL CONCERN in A BREWERY at DOVER TO
BE DISPOSED OF, and eatdved upon immediately, one I
of the Partners retiring.
TO BE SOLD, ONE HALF' PART of- that
very apciently established, and most respectable ,
BREWERY in DOVER, carried on by Messrs. ROBERT and,
NATHANIEL WALKELYnow 'in full flourishing Trade.
Ur. ati d. havesina
-HouSesv'enany of them particularly heal aieensfonre?N-iiict;
possessing a considerable private Trade in Strong and Table
Betirs. • The Brewery,„which is worked by Steam, and Com-
plete in all its arrangement, for carrying on a most extensive •
Business, combines great powers and facilities, with a system
of economy that enables the concern to he conducted upon a
limited scale of Expence peculiarly advantageous, and which
few Brewers of this extent will he found to possess. The I
Malt-houses, Store-houses, Vats, and alt the Aiipendages, are I
capacious and numerous, corresponding with the respectabi-
lity and magnitude of the concern.—The late Dwelling- house
of the retiring Partner, which forms a genteel and most ex-
cellent
Family Residence,, lies contiguous to the I3rewbouse,
and may by taken by the Purchaser.—The Proprietor will 'ac-
- commodat,•the Purchaser with a very considerable part of the
Purchase Money on Mprtgage ; and particulars may be known
by.application to Mr. Sliipdem, Solizitor; Dover.
Bth December, 1813. •

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a Scheme of Latin Numbers. •
the Rev. JOHN FARRER,
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