The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

:VAUXHALL. '
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Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
- • WALis.-

ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 30, tt3oz,
WILL BE A.

A GRAND-GALA,
AND BRILLIANT DISPLAY 'OF
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FIRE WORKS.
Admission, Three' Shillings.
~*** The Public are respeelfully informed, the GRAND
FE ETE will not be repeated until further Notice.

NOTICE is hereby • given, That the WIDOWS
of COMMISSION and WARRANT OFFICERS
of HIS IVIAJES•TY's NAVY, will be paid their PENSION
and BOUNTY due the 3 rst of May last, at No. ru, New-
isquare, Lincoln's-inn, by Edward FinclrHatton, Esq. Par.
Master of the-said Charity, viz. the Widows of Captains,
Lieutenants, and Master's, on Friday the 3oth of this instant
iktly ; the Widows of Boatswains and Gunners,. on SOurday
e 31St ; and the Widows of Carpenters, Pursers, Sur-
geons, and Secohd Masters, on Monday the ad of August,
,_arid on every succeeding Thursday, between the Flours of
Tin and Twelve; and the Widows who inhabit London, and
the Parts adjacent, are to take Notice, that their Pension or
110unty-14.41,,peA be p nd, unless they come in Person to re-
c,,,ve the same, or that their Attoanies do bring a Certificate
fr,;:m.the Minister and Churchwardens ofthe Parish they be-
long to-, sher, ing the cause of their inability.
And in order. to discourage a:id deter any Women who may
endeavour to de raud the said Charity; under the pretence of
WidoWs of Offices, or within the circumstances
when'they are not really so, the Governors have
ittit to order a ,Reward of Fifty per Cent. upon what
saved by the detection of such Frauds, which shall
De paid wally Person who shall discover and detea the satne,
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PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the TOWN of COL-

CHESTER.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL
MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS anointed
tri and by an Aa passed in the'zist year of His resent? Ma-
Jest)', for -LIGHTING the TOWN of COLCHESTER,
tid for other purposes, Nvilf be holdett at 'the Moot-Hall in'
%,_.C°lchester aforesaid, on Thtirsday the tzth Day of August
"xr, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of
receiving Proposals for Lighting the said Town for the Term
7f Six Years tram the isth of September next ; to light zso
"4altips with Common Burners, or 16er Lamps with Sme-
thurst' Patent Burners, for 170 Nights, from the 15th of
i!pternher- to the 15th of August in every year, and the
.1-ainps to butts upon an average Ten Hours and an Halt each
All Persons, therefore, desirous of entering into such a
Contraa, arerequestea tp send their Proposals to my Office
°II or before the gth Day of August next, in order that the
Same may be.laid before the above Meeting of the Commis-
:stoners.
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Colchester, July ro, igoz.

W. MASON, Town-Clerk.

--riE CREDITORS of Mr. JAMES KING.
STONE, of the Borough of Stafibrd, Tanner, are re-
, Quested
to send an Account of their respeelive Demands
against him; and of the nature of their Seem:o,s (if 411 y) to
Hickin, of Rugeley, in the County of StaffOrd, Solicitor,
14 order that tne-speed.st means inay be considered alto dis-
charge the same.

PERSON ;duly qualified, and who can give
Seeurity to any amount, Avisliesior a SITUATION in
A respeaable BA WIC ING HOUSE.
I.etter, addr,:bsed w A. B. at Mr. Frtnces; Baker, King.
street, Westminster, will be duly attended to.

Y DUNG MAN, of die Name of MICHEL
:ft 1 SEX STEER ASS, formerly a Cadet Serjeant in the
4Jutcll Service, who oqarted from Bremen the Bth of fa-
-1796, being engaged in a Battalion of His Majesty's
Re—inatt of Foot, is earnestly desired to inform his
4"x1,,0s Vat her of the place of his present Abode.
1. 411', Person who may be seqUainted with the fate of the
or'ilvelmelitiuned Young Man, are requested to inform him
cwiT• Address to Surgeon-Major-General Vet Sturm,
C~`v=~ isle of Wight.

TO tkir dURIOUS ICI FISH SAUCE.
HE NOkiLITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
s. general; are-respeciftillY informed. BURGESS and
°n's GENUINE ESSENCE of AN CHOj. VI ES, continues
to bc , •
prepared by them in the sanie Manner that has given
aUrh universal approbation tbr nlany. years past.
fall he lon, justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
Y confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and ot
mersons resident in all
.parts of the World, and having stood
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~,test of trial,. ranks in in the situation it now maintains.
• 'he general utility of their Essence ot Anchovies and other
belt s. • .
Sauces ior Fish, &C. induces them, from the numerous
vertiscments daily appearing, to caution Families,. &c: in
I.reltasiitlic same, as none is to be had of their (genuine,
nr at ilnir Warehouse as under. •
4, Evcry'-btlier Article in the Oil Trade for family-use, of the
—usrquality.
thWesi-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers. in
the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest. notice for
'East and West Indies, &c.
har For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
e appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
e' r sole Agents for Fish Sauces.
Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.

PATRONIZED AND USED FOR THE KING
AND ROYAL FAMILY.
ARDY's Imperial-,BLACKING POWDER,
a Chemical Preparation, which will neither soil' the
finest linen, or smell disagreeably • it softens and nourishes
the le Alter, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable,
Procures the finest jet black, and retains its virtues in • all
sbe lirnates • -heat, NA, not diminish its lustre, and the dust maywiped'oft' without lessening the polish; it produces the
most elegant lustre to Gentlemen's Hussar Boots and Dress
wellas•to the Boots.S hoes, Clogs,•&c. of the La-
.lt is solo Iv Robert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3,
;rnard's Holborh • and, by most Boot-makers in the
trni tut! king/tom, in tin 'boxes, at is. and (a double quantity)
6d. each, with proper brushes.—H. likewise procures
:brut Trees, if requi rt.t, on which the most fashionable lustre
:astproduced with the greatest ease arutexpedition.

DEVON.
CAPITAL. MILL, WITH SPINNING MACHINERY.

: TO BE SOLD,
THE FEE Si:vIPLE and INHERITANCE of
a new huilt MILL, with two Water Wheels, three
Fair of Stocks
cleantrg Wbollen GOods, and a Corn Mill
'c.joining, all in work, with a constant and abundant supply
9,,11 Water, situated at Lte.Nii;l isr;.ige, in the Parish of
4..4tripton St. Mary, hi the of Devon, eight miles
9lstant trom Plymouth. The length of the Building is 75
yet, and the breadth 27; together with three Fields adjoin-
-!r.g of excellent Pasture Land, with a Linhay, Orchard, and
waste, containing in all seven acres, three roods, and thirty-
, SiX perches. •
,ier,y,large Woollen Business, for which :the situation is
phill.a,xoctapted, is now carried on upon the Premises, and
ikrybaskr, may be accommodated with all the valuable
ieliiiteryg,.4 fair A ppraisement.
t4or sa.e.kit the Premises a Public Survey will be held at
!ae- Pope's 'Head Inn, in the Borough of Plymouth, on
i!ursday the Day of August next, precisely by Four
o'CICLIc in the Afternoon.
The Premises may be viewed nn Tuesdays and Fridays
apWication to the Foreman on the spt, and further
r.trriculars'kut:vvn of Messrs. Elford and „Foot, Solicitors,
atl.l It mouth bOck.
; B. A DepOs'it of to per cent. will be expated to be
paid Own by the Purchaser as soon as the Salt is closed.
tdattd, 17t11 J Itlle, 120 z.