The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-09 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,
AHandsome CHESNUT BLOOD MARE,
Seven Years. Old, full ,15 hands and an inch high,
tct by Pegasus ; her Darna Blank. Mare by Grandby ; war-
ranted sound. Price Forty•live Guineas. .
--,To-be'seen at the Leaping Bar; Blaekfriars Road.

TO 'THE LADIES. ____—
A GENTtEMAN of Respeftability 'and Yon:
tune, about Forty Years of Age, and a BachelOr, going
,r.VI ajour through i,rance.and Italy, would be happy in
nav' 1g the Socitity of a sriti3h Young Lady of- Education
'Where as such. ;
who would be treated as a Relative, and be introduced every
'--,Amonsother acciamhments, she must
possess,the talent of Music. The Lady will enjoy every at-
tention and regard, that a man of good breeding and sensibi-
lity is master of, with every ossible comfort, such as a Car_
riage, Servants
- P
, o,c.
cipNo Agent will be treated with ; but any Letter from prin-
al, post paid, addressed td X. Y. No. 5, Georg-stregt,
plii, will be duly noticed with all honor and secrecy.
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' . ARMY.
rrHE P A R T N EA. S RI P between Messis.
-11..' HOLIES and.PALM,ER being DISSOLVta, Cap-
tain FIO LM ES begs leave to inform his Friends, and, the
ikinl-3' in general, that he has rernosed from No. 3'6, Craven-
Street, to No. 7 Si.LBAN's STREET, Pall-Mall,
where he will in' futi;re TRANS-ACT all MILITARY
VIISINESS on HIS OWN ACCOUNT.
t' ClPt'n HOLMES flatters himself that his long connec-
czw, ith the ArrnV, in a Service of Twenty-tour Years and
ivientiTtlilY his very general acquaintance with Mileita_ ry
their Co e4inaterial advantages to those who favour himH with
INC, 5E1T.P,(13,-,,• and. Gentlemen desirous of PURC_ vik_S.-; May ref • -'l'4-i,or EXCeANGING COMMISSION
Y ork his - duel their bust-
most
ness in the . unremitting attention to con .
terms.
s manner,
-"Peditiou and on the most liberal
4. OFFICERs
.. .
end,. gencY, May d ALF I).iY, whO favour him with tiirr ..e - -
.nerest, and onl%
them. ' °n his constant watchfulness for. _
re
- his invariable disposition- to accommoda
• FO R SALE, a Lieutenant-Colonelcy of an Old Regiment
°f CavalrY in Englandl a Nlajority
_of an Old Regiment -.of
Infantry ; a Troop-of Dragoons - a Company in an Old Re-
ICMAent, where the Purchaser-will he secure trora reduaion ; a
Sub-Lieutenautcy of Life Guards, a Lieutenantcy of,lnfn-
trY, a Cornetcy in an Old Regiment of Dragoon Guards, and
an Ensigncy in an Old Regiment of Infantry in gngiund, on
Very moderate terms, where the Purchasers will be secure
from redudion.—EXCH ANC E, a Lieutenant-Colonelcy of
Cavalry on Service to a ditto at Home; a Captain in ditto,
ditto; a Captain in an Old Regiment at Home to Half-pay,
*here. the person exchanging will tome in out of the break ;
It Quarter-Nlaster of Cavalry in the-East Indies to Half-pay.:
It is requested that all Letters may be post-paid;:• •
No. 7, Sr, Alban's'-street,• Pall-Mall. '--. • • '
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DEFINITIVE TREATY.
VERY Class of His Ma es y's SubjeaS are
dobbtlesS ltoking with anxiety to the happy moment
that shall announce the final Ratification of Peace ;
.but per-
haps no Individuals have more lively interest in that event
than the Officers of the British Army,-whose arrangements
will then take a decisive turn.
Mr. ESTE, who has been established in the Profession of
an Army Commission Agent many years, .trusts that his
knoWledge of the value.of Commissions, and all the incidental
circumstances necessary to insure his 'Friends interest, will
4ectir his House the continuance of that patronage he has so
long-and liberally enjoyed. Letters relating to the Purchase, andiExchan_ge of Commissions, addressecktahis-liouse,
meet respeatul regard.
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Northumberland-street, Strand;-
Jan., 7, doz. -

B .This Day 'was published,
y LAURIE and WHITTLE,-: No. 53, Fleet street,,
London,
A New and Elegant Quarto GENERAL ATLAS;
°cechiefly intended for the Use ofschools, and convenience
Gentlenien's Libraries, also accompny the .engraphical Grammars, DieliOnatp ries, &c.a comprising all
ktht' New Discoveries to the present time being 'more copi-
s than any Atlas published of this size. Dedicated to Her
14'lli
5141 kligbriess Charlotte Augusta, Princess of Wales, Con-
ng Flirty-eight Maps, printed on Whatman's fine Vel-
‘44o4uind.PaPL:r, its. 6d. beautifully soloured., aud half