The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-28 00:00:00

LADIES.

THE Delicate and Restrained Deportment which
custom exacts 'from Females, subjects them to great
disadvantages. A Lady- ot extensive connexions offers .to
ohviate these impediments; she is enabled to Marty ihtiie
she deems .worthy her assistance to soluble Persons, and
pledges herself-to the most inviolate confidence and secrecy.
It is requested that none but Persons of unquestionable
charatter will apply or address (post-paid) to Mrs. Morris,
at the Bow Window, next door to Margaret Chapel, Mar-
garet-street,' Cavendish-kittate. •

TRAFALGAR• ESTATE, MANSION, &c. &c.
rrFIE TRUSTEES-appointed by et of Parlia-
.l r.pcnt for pun:basing an ESTATE rob: annexed to the
Title ;of EARL NELSON, are desirous of treating for a
suitable l reel-told Vroperty of the value of about too,oool. to
consist of a Mansion, Palk, and adjacent Lands. •
Particulars and Pr ,p,sals may be sent to Alexander Davi-
son, Psq, St. latnes's-s4uare, London, one of the Trustees.

• 111DALL-MALL.--SpaciousPREMISES.—To be
LEFT, together or separately, or the LFASES to be
Sold, of twti desirahle Houses, adtruraby calculated fur any
Public:Office, canker, or Hotel, •or 'any extensive concern ;
the/ art:Meld under the Crown, on Lease, of which 29 years
are unexpired, and renewable .for ever. • These valuable Pre-
-rniscs are situate in the:best .part of Pall-Mall, nearly oppoaite
Carlton-House. The Houses maybe easily' ill one; are
in frontage nearly 4o feet and in depth 6a.Other Accolimio-
&firms will be gramted to a respedable Tenant or Purchaser
that may require more extensive Premises.
For cirds or Address' and further Particulars, apply to Mr.
Holmes, al, Pall-Mall, who will chew the Premises ; or to
Mr. Burnell, Surveyor,46, Chancery-lane. Immediate pos-
session may be hid.

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JIINIUS's LETTERS.
This Day was published;
In Two elegant Volumes small -Bvo erp fished with beau-
. drill Porir:Ots, hv. Caroline Watson. price tzs. in boards,
pi.COMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION
of the' Celehrate:d LETTERS of !UN! US. containing
much. additional NI atter and Much Information not to be, found
in amy other. Edition.
Among the Additions are (I) the various Letters to which
'twins replied ; (z) copious illustrative Notes; historical and
biographical ; and (3) art Inquiry relative to the Author of
H these Papers, in which the pretensions of various supposed
W tilers are critically exanyned, and.the name of the real Au-
' thor aSCertainf.CL

T-1)., JOHN ALMON,
Author of the Lives of the Earl of Chatham, and John Wilkes,

of Anecdotes, Historial and Biographicid, &c
NO person can -dpuht the superior pretansions of Mr. Al-
mon to give to the world an iilostrated and classical Edition
of the fanious- Letters of Junius, a task for which he has al_
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Contemporary of that distinguished Writer. Tiijs Edition
claiMs, therefore, the decided preference of the Public, as the
last Work of the vetero Editor, who was intimately conned-
ed. with the most ennen't political Charaders of the period
in which Junius wrote, and also as, being the.completest, the
cheapeo, and the rnwiteiegant Edition extant,
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