The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-15 00:00:00

MARGARET•BARBER.
WHEREAS- by a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery of Great Britain, made in a -.Cause -
"COCK ERELL against BARBER,"it was, amongst other
things, referred to John'Sprangor, Esq. one of the Masters
nt the said Court, to inquire Wnether Margaret Barber, late
:if the Strand, in the County of Middlesex,
,Widow, the
Itlother of Charles Barber, late of Calcutta, at Fort William,,
in Bengal, Esq deceased, the Testator therein named, (who
died in the Adelphi, iii the Strand, in the County of Middle-
,„ex, in the month of August, :799), and mentioned in his
"ill, is dead ; and, if clead, when shedied; and, in case she
zurvived the said Testator, who is or are her personal Repre-
tentative or personal Representatives ; and in case it should
ppear that the said Margaret Barber hied in the life-4h= of
tne said Testator, then that the said Master should inquire
'Who Was or were the next of kin of the said Testator at the
tne of his death. The said Margaret Barber, if living, is,.
on or before the 25th day of March, fBo3, to come in before
the said Master, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London ; and, if dead, any person who On
Rive information with respect to the time other death, is by
the time aforesaid to come in aud give such information ac-
t°rdi"glY• And in case the' said Margaret Barber survived•
the said Testator; Charles Barber, the personal Represents-
fve or
personal Representatives of the said Margaret Barber
s_e or are to come in by the'timeaforesaid, before tie said Mas-
ter, at his Chambers aforesai4, and prove their being such
personal Representative or personal Representatives : Aud
pacrii).seer the said •Charlel Barber survived the said Margaret
Bathe
are! try the
his Mother, then the next of kin of the said Charles
b;„Batheforesaid, to come in and prove their
said Master ; and In default of
vsturoch next of kin so coming in before the said Master, and
Coll be
ving their said Relationship, by the time aforesaid, they
tree. peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said De-

ROSS and HALL, Boswell-court,
Solicitors for the Plaintiffs.

E()RGE. BARBER, otherwise GEORGE TALBOT
BARBER.
WHEREAS by a Decree- of- the High Court of
Chancery of Great Britain, made in a Cause,
'OCKERELL- against BARBER," it was, amongst
'Aber things, referred to John Splanger, Esq. one of the
Vasteri of the said Court, to inquire whether George Bar-
r'', otherwise George Talbot Barber, the brother of Charles
q„rberi -late of-Calcutta, at Fort William, in Bengal, Esq.
,siceased, the Testator therein named (who died in the Adel-
„l',9l, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex,-in the month
tf .fwgust, 1-70), and mentioned in his Wilt, is dead ;- and,
~,,Lleaci\vhen.he died; and in case he survived the Testator,
`l° is
.6r are his personal Representative or personal Repre-
tf he died intestate, who is or are his next
t°,;kin• The said George Barber, living, is, on or before
le-e 25th day of March
i 1803, to come in before the said Mas-
i r 5 at his Chambers, n Southampton-buildings, Chancery-
London ; and, if dead, any person who can give infor-
14?lation with respect to the time of his death, is by the time
reresaid to-come in, and give such information accordingly ;
ncl in case the said George Barber survived the said Testator,
• ,-.harles Barber, the personal Representative or personal Re-
the Rresentatives of the said George Barber is or are to come in by
time aforesaid before the said Master, at his Chambers
toresaid; and prove their being such personal Representative
Pr personal Representatives. And if the said Georgeßarber died
!n_teState, his next of kin are in the like manner, by the time
o
resaid, to come in and prove their Relationship ib'the said
inge Barber ; and in default of such next of kin so coming
nk ".before the said Master, and proving their said Relation_
-.tided b the be the
nefit of time afores
he said they
reewill be„ peremptorily
tex-
BN• B. The abovenamed George Barber is supposed to have
one into the East India Company:s service, at Bombay, as a
ecruit, several years ago, under the naine of Talbot, and to
L'ave died at Bombay on the 27th of August, 'goo.
ROSS and HALL, Boswell-court,
• • Solicitors for the Plaintiffs. .

PALM SOAP in the greatest Perfeuion.
S BERRY having made great Improvements
in his well known Palm Soap, recommends it with
f"evved confidence to the Nobility and Gentry, prepared,
rn perfume swet fragrant afticle Palm Oil ; the, pleasantness,
s't he p, and delicacy of its use, has merited the at-:
e 104 and patronage of many, of the first Families, .and is
frr eerned a valuable discovery ior softening, cleansing, brae-
and preseryin'g the Skin from the heat of the sun; and is
fc'llnd an excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp
r°stY air.
teBrruld in Squares or Balls Is. each, with the words " Samuel
th_ y," on the wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it as
:Inest Soap fbr Shatlng, producing a fine soft lather, proper,
tencler faces, in round cakes is. each, prepared and sold
Vohso. Berry, wholesale Perfumer, No. .17, C:reek-street,
iq L aFtd, y his appointment, at !three principal Perfumers
ondon,"and-different towns in the kingdoths.

•
PATENT HAIR SPRING.
Pk.OSS respeafully informs the Public, that after,
bro Much attention and expence, he has invented and
~I,Tht to complete perfedion a-SPRING for the HAIR.
N.viLne object of its construction is to enable Gentlemen,
eh `ll,ollt the assistance of a Servant or a Hair Dresser, to ex.
apa,Are a Dishabille for a full Head-dress.---The Spring is so
e4l e.d to a Queue, that it may
_be fastened to or loos-
- tri,,2 from the natural Hair or a Peruque in a single 11?0,
cirt, without the possibility of its inadvertently falling
shoot It is peculiarly adapted for Gentle Men who ride, hunt,
Fill ts ?lid take such exercise as discomposes the Hair, and
Ofne`:;srcund an excellent expedient for Military and N ava I
Pro4.l;so;_ts'Utility Will excite an universal demand, and thereby,
tor, , tie a servile imitation, ROSS has procured a PATENT
be as the extent of that utility cannot be described;
bot,:tFs the Public to examine the Invention at his Ware-
No. _ for Ornamental Hair in all its various fashions, at
don va9.2_lli e-street, shopsgat
vc n within three doors of the Lou-