The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

UF,S D A Y, AUG UST -3. r,. -1802.

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VICTORY OF SIR RALPH ABERCROMIW.
LAST WEEK BUT TWO -AT -THE.LYCEUM.
NOW OPEN, the, EXHIBITION of. an ex-
tensive HISTORICAL PICTURE., paintcd by
ROBERT k E R PORTER,- comprehending,' at one. view,
the most striking and interesting_ points of contest between
the English a; id French Forces,- on the memorable 2,15t,0f
• Macch, trot, at the.-
- BATTLE OF ALEXANDRIA. •
Descriptive Sketches to be had at the Place of elthibition,
*which will be open every day;froin Nine o'clock till dusk..
• Admittance One Shilling.- . . • .
The Public are respeclisully informed, that the Exhibition
of this Painting will irrevocably close in London, on Saturday
Sept and will be succeedectby an.entirely new SUb-
jeet ; descriptive Plans of Whieli',wilt be issued in &jetime.

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ST. THOMAS's and GUY's HOSPITALS, • iSoz.
'T.7HE. LECTURES given at the TOEA TRES
of these. contiguous HOSPITALS, will commence in
the following order :
ST. THOMAS's HOSPITAL.
OPERATIONS of ANATOMY and SURGERY, by
Mr. CLIN-E and' Mr. ASTLEY COOPER, on. Friday,
October 1., at One o'Clock.
GUY'S 'HOSPITAL.
PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. BABINGTON
and Dr. -CURRY, on-Monday, October 4, at Ten id the
Morning.

THEORY and PRACTICE of CHEMISTRY, by-Dr.
BABINGTON•and Mr. ALLEN, on Tuesday, October 5,
at Ten in.the Wrming. •
THEORY of.MEDICINEiand MATERIi M
by Dr. CURRY, on Tuesday, OCtoner 5, at Seven in the.
Evening. •

MI OiVIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN.
CHI LDREN, .by Dr. HAIGHTON, on'•Wetlite.day, Oc-
tober 6, at Eight in. the Morning., •
PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL (ECO-
-I‘lOlllY,. by' Dr. HAIG HT01%.1,:" on IVlonda), Uctu'aer it,
at a Quarter before Seven in the Evening.
PhINCIPLES and PRACTICE of •SUR-GERY,.-by
Mr. AST LEY,COOP ER (illustrated by select C:Z6eS under
his -care in Guy's hospital), on Monday, ltct-Jber it, at
Eight in the:Evening.
The several -I;eaures given at these contiguous Hos-
pitalS,' are so arranged, that no two of them h..erlei'e with
each other in the Hours of Attendance; and tiie whole is
calculated to form a complete CourSe Of Medit..al and Surgi-
cal Instrudion. zI-
Terms and other particulars to--be learnt by applying to
Mr.. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's. Hospital ; who is •like-
wise enapOwered to enter Gentlemen as Pupils to any of the
above Le&un.s. • - • •

IMPROVE•'.4TENTS in U i'fitn.sTEßY and CA6INI..

FURNITURE

1/10kGAN and SANDERS's new invented Irn.:
perial Dining Tables, •one of which T. MORGAN
had the honour of strewing to 'Their Majesties and the
Princesses 'at the Queen's House,„who according to their
accustomed goodness of encouraging Ingenuity, were most
graciously pleased to express their highest approbation and
sanction of the same. .
•• The bestimprOved Sofa Beds, Thair Beds, the much ad-
mired Pour,- post and Tent Bedsteads .with Brass Screws,
'called Patent, with elegant Chintz Furnitures and Bedding
.completer hondsume Dome BeAs and Wiei(l•,w Curtains
en suite, with every other Article in the '.'o.l.llstery and
Cabinet Branches, •requisite for furnishing- Houses-Complete,
executed in the first stile of elegance and fashion. .
Mistakes, having frequently occurred, from' other
Warehouses being in the same Street, Ladies and Gentlemen
are very respeCtik,ily entreated to be particular, that MOR-
GAN and S I) E R S's Manufaitories and Ware Roams are.
No..r6and 17., CATHERINE-STREET,
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aT
E E 1)00 RS ,frorn _tire ST RAND. •
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:11!:squitto rtt Furnitures, Maftrasses. &c. for foreign
Climates, also new invented Portable Chairs, a dozen of
whi;:h.pack in the space of two common Chairs, for ex—
n rortatictf,_ •
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41012. q AN and .SANDERS beg leave to inform
Lathes and Gentlemen in_ g?ritral, there never was a Patent
granted for Chair lieds, Sota Beds, &c. so falsely represented
.by unprincipled men, who are calling almost every article
and stamping theist Patent, in order to mislead and impose on
the Public. ' •

KITCHEN FURNITURE, LAMP, and lAN/IP-OIL
WAREHOUSE, No. IS4 Two Doors from St. D'unstan's
Church,- Fleet-street.
AIR BALLOONS. •
ARNOLD FINCHET T respeetfolly begs leave
to inform the Nobility; Gentry, &c. that they may be
,supplied at the above Warehouse with Air ,-Balloons ;
'also may be had, the greatest variety of Articlet of the
best Workmanship, and •on,the most reasonable Terrns-,,
in Double Black :rill, Copper or Iron Kitchen Funii--
turn; complete,Sets. of Double Block Tin•Kirchen Fur-
niture, at 81. Ss. or any part may be had separate, if re_
quired ; .Portable Roasting Jacks, with refletting Skreens,
calculated for sanall F,ainilies, or. Summer• Residence ; Port-
able Cottage Ovens, that May be n'sed'over any Stove or com-
mon Fire ; sets of Double Block Tin Dish ;Coyers-; a gen-
teel assortment of real Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and Coffee
Urns, elegantly mounted, and of_the newest patterns ; fine
Japanned Tea Trays, Waiters, Tea Caddies Plate Warm-
ers, Coffee Bjggins, &c. in•Pontipool and. other ornamental
japan; an elegant assortmetit-of Plated Articles, with silver
edges ; Kitchen' Ranges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest
Stoves ; great variety of Table Knives, Jelly Moulds, 'Fu-
migating Machines to destroy I nseas on Fruit-trees or in
Hot-Houses ; Garden Engines ;: Chamber Bathing. Machines;
Conjurers, or Travelling Kitchens, calculated for Pleasure
Parties ; Phosphorus Tinder Boxes and Matches; Hearing
Trumpets to assist Deaf Persons ; a large assortment of
Lanterns, 'and Patent Lamps for -Staircases, Side-
boards, Counting-houses, Reading Chambers, Warehouses,
and various-other purposes.
.43' Genuine Spermaceti.oll.

TO BE LETT, and entered on immediately, or at such
time as may be convenient, to a desirable Tenant,
A Capital INN, with excellent Stabling, and all
.convenient
.Offices, •built not long since on Shef-
field Green, on the Turnpike and shortest road from London,
to Lewes, being five stages of ten .miles each, and midway
between-Lewes and East Grirrsted, situated close to Sheffield
Park. The justice; Navigation, alit! other • Meetings, are
held there. With. the Inn ,will be lett near Two Hundred
Acres of very good Meaddw, Pasture, and Arable Land,
which have been several years in the hands of the Owner.
and consequently are in• very good condition. The Rent re.
quired for the Inn is trifling, the objeCt being to secure a.good
Stage and good Accommodation ; but it will not be lett to
any person who cannot be very well recomrnendeq, and who
is not tit to conduct the business of an Inn, and who has
not money sufficient to manage the Inn and Farm prc•
petty. The Tenant will he. required to keep at least Tvo
Post Chaises and Eight Horses. The Wharf at Sheffield
Bridge,.w•here the Coal and Lime,trade..may be carried an
with great advantage, will be lett with the Inn or separate.
Inquire further Particulars from the Steward, at Sheffield
Place, Sussex;. or. Mr. Gill, No, t 4, Lower Brook-itr.et,
G rosvenor-squa re. ,

Dr. RUSSELL'S Intldlibie Solvent Drops tor Care of
the STONE and GRAVEL; and STEDMAN's
manic PILE DROPS. • •• ' . •

, .
D STEDMAN, sole Proprtetor of the above
1:14.• 'valuable Medicines, begs leave to inform the Public,
that Isis Son has now opened a Warehouse for, vending them,
Whrde;ale and Retail, at NO 24, Crooked-lane, s doors from
Fish-Street-hi11.,: To offer-Incoininins on them here would
be Superifuous.—in an extensive
.Circle of private Friends,
they havelor many years proved uiglily beneficial ; and since
R...Stetiman has yielded to the solicitations of those Friends,
and given publicity to the Medicines,' they 1 ave effeded the
most astonishing and unprecedented Cures. To convince the
Public of these fitc.", Copies of the original Litters, and
Attestations ofklie Cured, may he seen at •tlie- above-place ;
and the Prop; etur earnestly entreats 311 persons to convince
themselves of the'uni:piestiortable i• which. thee Medi-
cines have to universal preference, by ixtuulling thoSe.ptoofS
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of their.ellicacy.

- IGthe Press,*
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And on the tot7l of September, will be published,
In Two eic<zant Volumes, 4to. Price 41: .45. Wards, accom-
. pained by UPWARDS'OE ONE HUNDRED LARGE PLATES,
consisting of Views taken . in Upper and Lower Egypt, of
Representations or Antiquities, and Hieroglyphics, of Ob'-
jeds in Natural HiStory, of-Manners and 'Customs, &c.
entraved by eminent Artists ;• and Facsimiles of the
ginals.
ffiRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT,
in company with several Divisions of the Erench Army ;
during the-campoigrtsolGentral BONA PA RTE in that country.
Published under the immediate patronage of the (21-LIEF
CONSUL.

By VIVANT. DE.NON, ,
One of the Artists who'accompanied the Expedition.
Translated from flit Original by,AItTHUR AIK IN. .
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paterilostr-row ;
and for R. Phillips, No. 7'i, St. Paul's Church-yard,
N. B. Another Edition in 3 vols. Bvo, price al. as. boards,
will be published at the same time.
frf The Original French Edition ofthi:: Work is publish-
ed in Paris, at the price of Sixteen Guinea:; E Money),
and the Copies are .old in London at Twenty-one Guineas.

OXPORDSf-lIRE, on the BORDERS of BERKSHIRE.
R. WINSTANLFY i'espetaltaly.acqui-ints thel VI Public, that the SALE of the BROADWELL
ESTATE, advertised to be sold at the Baptist Head
honse..ChAncerv-lane,. on Thursday the 9t it of September
_is
unavoidably POSTPONED ; and that when Particulars :tte
ready, timely notice will be given of the Day of -Sale that
shall then be appointed.

AFTER PA..;TUKE.
MO be. LETT, for SHEEP only, the AFTER
PASTURE of between -4o° an l 500 Acres of excee:-
iith Meadow Land, about Eight Mites from Londin,
Vvell wooded and watered, and lying all together in a Ring
Tece. •

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for •particulars inquire of Mr. Irenry„Coodes, Hat/ Sales-
Man, S. I,,mes',*.Nlzrket., .

TO RENT, .either by the Year or on Lease
from 7 to ,i 5 Miles from London, • .
AGood FAMILY HOUSE, W Walled Gar-
den, Stables, Coach-libuse, • and other suitable, Con-
vefuenccs tor a Gentleman's. Residence, with any quantity-of
Land, iron t 5 to lo • Acres. I f urnisheci; 'the Advertiser
will be ready either to take the Furniture, at a Valuation
or pay additional Rent for-the same. The Counties of 'Mid-
,
dlesex, Hertford, or Lssex, would be preferred. •
Apply to Messrs. Richardson and Co. Booksellers,
'Change alley. : 7 .

WIDLEY, near PORISMOUTR.
TO,BE LETT or SOLD, and immediate Possession given,
HE HOUSE and ES`l'ATh at .BROOI'vIFI E LD.
T The Premises. are very pleasantly situated, and are
well adapted for the Residence.of a Gentleman's -Family.
Apply to Dr. Waller, *Portsmouth.
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LIVERPOOL. .
TO BE LF.erf IN*LIVERPOOL, •
Together, or in separate Allotments; as mat% be agreed upon,
A LL that large Commodious HOUSE and PR.E-
L 1 MISES, with. a 'Coach-house thereto belonging, si-
tuate on bhe West Side of CAS I' L E-S T E,.E -I', and near the
Exchange: this House being construttel for a BANK-, has a
good Repository and suitable Offices for carrying on Business
in that line, in which it-hAs been occupied for a number of
years. A very fair opportunity is'now presented for a'similar
Establishment in that, or any . other 'extensive'Line that re.:
quires the -attention. of a Principal Ili the ' Management
thereof.
There is an elegant Snit of Room:: on the
_principal Floor,
Syr ZrA •
PoWdering-iooiii, and ;'Servant:.' PAltryi all of suit-
able dimensions, aiathwell connected. • • '
In the Chamber and Attic Stories are a number of Lodg-
ing-rooms ; with .a spacious Kitchen, gOOd
and
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other Offices tbrsServants, in the Lower Story.
The House forms a capital ToWi.t Residence, and may be
entered on without delay.
For Particulars, and inspeaion of the Premises, apply at
E. Todd's, Castle street, adjoining the said-Premises: • '

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ELEGANT LEASEHOLD VILLA,
On the Banks of the Thames, within four Miles of Hyde'-
Park, Corner:
TO ,BF SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A LARGE -Commodious VILLA, commanding
one of the finest Views of the River and adjacent Coun-
try, a Pleasure.,ground surrounded,with a Walt, and beauti-
Tully shaded with lofty Trees. An excellent Kitcheri.gar-
den, abounding With'Yriiit Trees of the choicest kind, well
stocked, and tastefully planted; numerous attached and de-
tached Offices; two Coach-houses, and capital `Stabling for
six Horses. All in the most perfeCt state of Repair, form-
ing a complete Residence for a large and genteel Family.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat and'
elegant Household Furniture, and Effects of every descrip
tion, at his Option. • • 7
Apply .to Mr. Calloway; N0%;.64, Ne'W Bond-street.

CHAFEHAY FARM.
• TO BE SOLD •BY• AUCTION,
At the George Inn, in Aitminster, in the County of Devon,
. on Tuesday the 7th Day of September, 48oz, at Twelve
o'C lock, in One Lot (unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Contra:A, of which Notice will be given),
AValuable--and • very Desirable FREEHOLD.
ESTATE, called CHA FE FIAY, eligibly situated in
the Parishes of Thorncombe, in Devonshire, and Broadwind-
sor, Dorset, about six miles from • Crewkerne„ Chaid,
and Beaminster, and eight or nine .from- Axminster, Lyrne,•
and 13ridpcirt ;.•consisting of a genteel
.and substantial-built •
DWelling-house, with capaciouS Our buildings, and 20.
Acres of good Land;be the same -more or less, divided into
suitable Inclostires of Orchard, Meadow,- Pasture, and
Arable, by well ereded Hedges, and within a Ring Fence,
now- in the. renting-Of Mr. Thomas Farnham, as Tenant
from year tO ye?ir, at the Clear rent .cif ate!. per year.
The Situation, Buildings, and Condition of this House
and. Estate, suitable toga Gentleman- retired, or Trade,•
having great advantages for either. - • -
..-Apprication fOr farther •Particulars to be made to Mr.
Bawdes4 Solicitoi, Chatd ; or to Mr. Bond, Land-Surveyor,
Axminster.

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D.ORSETSHIRE...
• TO BE SOLD B.Y AUCTION,
At the George Inn, in Axfilinster, in the County of Devon,
on Tuesday the 7th Day of September, 1802, at. Twelve
o'Clock, in One Lot (unless previOusly disposed, of by.
• Private Contrail, of which Ntitice will be given),
MHE• CAPITAL MANOR and: ESTATE 'bf
- CLUPEOCK, with its Rights, Royalties, fleredi;
taments, and. Appurtenances, extending over a considerable
Track of country,' bounded on 'the South by the English
Chiitinei; and interseaed for two. miles .ind upwards by the
Great Road, ato.it three miles West of Bridport, and seven
EaSt of Axminster, containing about.?. z 36 Acres, the princi-
pal part rich Orchard, MeadoW, Pasture,- and Arable Land,
abounding with 'Lime Rock, and other. Advantages. Part in
Demesne, lett at clear Rents ; the. remainder lett on Leases
determinable' Mostly on adianced Li yrs.
The,Demesnes contain about 485 Acres, lett
at the clear Rent of • - -66 r per Year.
The Quit Rents, from Freeholds,and reserv:.
ed Rents on the Lifeholds, amounts per
year to
Present clear Receipts
The Lifeholds Contain about 16“ Acres,
clear yearly va:ue • - _
Aggregate - 2.136 Acres.

2767

= 9s er ear.
This Manor, from its intirety, soil, and eligibilityp Yof situa-
tion, is ore of the most desirable that has been offered for. sale
in the .Wept of England for many years past
Printed Particulars may be had on appliCation- to Mr.
Bowles, !olicitor, Shaftsbury ;•or to _Mr. Bond,. Land Sur-
veyor, AxminSter, tzhefe a Plan of thd Estate Miy be seen
or the wrote treated.tOr by Private Contra& - ,