The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-17 00:00:00

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MmAijas:roxE HOLLANDS GENEVA.
AIDSTONE HOLLANDS GENEVA, Ma-
tis, lu.ll';l6tured under Authorityyv, of Parlianrept, by George.
iii ",01) and Co. and sold at their*arehouses, No. C.,,‘ t lett: -
WI tne D cli,• Thames-street, Low.Wn, LiYerpool,
7sanehester, anddistillery, Nl.-lithrone.Wholesale orders
Per Gallon Retail Orders as. per 'Callon, delivered
any
part of London, free of Expence.
uecn ithe- Dook Dec. 4, iSoz.

FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,
PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and. Geotletheil
17,ent of any age, who have never learnt this Accomplisn-
ek., or not in the improved modem style, at No. 19, Sher-
-street, and No. to, Great. A lie-street,
ca?Winan's-fields. "I hey are taught:on •a Plan particubrly
beplated for those to whom it is an objett to 'acquire it ex-
' privately, and in the first'styleot fashion.
~.FreignerSi Oflicess, and Country Residents, who may
crirsh to learn in days, may Bard and Lodge, privately,
theft ilse, ixd receive' constant Iristruaibn..
„ Tile-Seled Weekly Assemblies are ever' Monday, the
111114 concluded by Mr, Taylor; none but Subscribers ad-
ttetj • gone but People of respeaability can subsci ibe.
yeesPettiible Schools and Fatnilies, if nut diStant from ToWn,
tvgularly attended on the usual Conditions, and ins:rutted in
erY elegant requisite of Modern Dancing.

- • •
p• :: PATENT HAIR SPRING.
t OSS,respe&fully informs the Public, that after
bt: 1-- much attention and exPence, he has ittvented and
°tight to complete iietfedion a SPRING for, the H Al R.
•Ihe objeet of i. • constrzgion is to enable Gentlemen,
change
assitn4ce of. SC..trvant or a I-4.:i,r Dres:cer., toisc:;.
ir a Dishabille for a full Head-dress.— Phe Spring_ t
tied V to a Queue, "that it- may be fastened to or:loo -
rxie to
the naturalnair or a Peruque in .a single mo-
-pet lyttliciut the possibility of its inadvertently falling"
zhoo„It ii/eculiarly adapted for Gent!..:meri. -vho ride, hunt,
vvii , and take such exercise as discomposes the Hair, and
l be f •
OAI ound an excellentexpedietit for Military and Naval
b rA0:1j•
—3:, s''utifiry wilPeitcite an universal tlernand, and there'....-
to, ,?!Ke a Servile imitation ROSS has procured aPA I I:•N 1
he';_lt,i And..as the extent of that utility cannot be described,
I.,,,'LivAte.S.,the Public ia examine the Invention at his' are
I\;:i..se: 'cli cirhaltrentai-Hait'in all itt-, various: lashions,.ar
a Lt 9, pi_t_,s .
..
14011, 'rziver'n'.4.,op gate-street, within throe doors of the Lt.),li-`

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EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE Of the.CROY-
DON CANAL COMPANY, held at their Office in
Croydon on Monday the iyrh dayof Dec: 1802 ;
The Right Hon. LORI) GW I, in the Chair ;
•

- • . .
Hls MEETING having corisideied- the pro-
posed Extension• of the Surrey Iron Rail-way from
Croydon to Reigate and Ggststonc, and the proposed Branch
from the present Railway to the Metropolis ;
Resolved, That this Meeting considers these Plans are ma-
terially injurious to the•interests of the Croydon Canal Coin-
pany ; and that the Croydon Canal Company will use every
exertion to protect their Right's, by opposing these plans of
extending the Railway.
Resolved also, That the Grand Surrey Canal Committee
having communicated to this Committee..their determination
to oppose the abow-mentioned Extensions of the Railway,
the Croydon Canal Company xvill concur with ,the Grand.
Surrey Canal Company in taking the most efficacious means
to that efl'ed.

GWYDIR, D. C.C. Chairman.

THE SOCIETY in SCOTLAND forPROPAGATING
CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE,

BEG leave to-state to a benevolent Public, 'that the '1
Edition of -the Old TeStament, Scriptures in Gaelic,,
which with the aid of Charitable Contributions they formerly
caused to be translated and published, is now nearly ex-
hausted. The demand for this, part of the Bible, in the High-
lands and ,Islands; where multitudes,' by rrians of the So-
ciety's Schools,- have been taught to read the Scriptures. in
their own. Language,' is loud and urgent. Irt,theyear-1796,
'the • Society published an Edition of ,the New. T„estaipent,
consisting- of zo,ooo copies,: It will yield them great satis-
'fation to be enabled also to 'publish another Edition of the
-Old Testament, and trusting to the aid of a generous Public,
they propose to' print" it irra neat pdrtable tcs be dist rf-
buted among their Schools. gratis, an,' tube sold to purchasers
at a very loiv'Vrece. Thc object is so important, an'clis6
mediately,conneded with the interest c' Religion, that; they
cannot entertain a doubt of its obtaining the serious attention
of the benevolent and well-disposed...,
the F ands of the Society were equal to the expence„, they
would never havethought of.thus apply:1140;0r public.aid.-.
. Legacies, it is true,, yfgreat magnitude, and with great ,
aide publicly acknowledged, . have nest tria-n-Pjien!'S ago been.-
bequeathed to oe.. Society..., Of. thp appry 0409.144 f-the in.
terest of theie 'sums; to the enlireement of ti~eir...itablish-
inent, and a nutei),neecied increase 61-!.Salirics to the Tc4oers
employed by them, they have given repeatedly most particu-
lar accounts 'to tba'Public ; 'they have'. no coucealinenw and.
:earnestly wis,b, that the Statements which from tune to
time they publish, Were to be read by-all wk.() take an irrea
, rest in the subjects-of them—the truth is, that
.they are re,
strained •by their Charter froni encroachment upon their
Stock,. and that:their atinital revenue is stretched to its 11,t-:
most extent, in supper-fin?, their large Esta'Llisltinersir, they
, are theretb,e totally disabled,from meeting the exeraordinary:
demand which this Work will occasion ; to this, it is hoped,
the Public will, readily give credit, when- they are told,' that
the number of Teachers, Catechists, Missionary.
and. Bursars, dLy Maintain; arn'ounts to. 317, at the
annual expellee of L", 3,57 i; that w. Scholars attending the
Schools of the Society, for the instruction iii the first prin-
ciples of Literatureand l eligiort, t0....13,694,, and-Of those
.who attend their Schools for Industry, to 2.02.5.—in ail, 15,719..
The multitude of people who receive instruction irons their
Missionary Ministers and Catechists, they,canuotconipute.. ,
. The supplying to the inhabitants 'of the' Highliinds'and•
Islands, the Scriptures; in their own language, and at a small ..
price, cannot Wit api?ear to every refledirq mind an ObjeCl
most benevolent and important.... To furnish them,
,gratis;
to so great a number of poor children as are taught at the So-
cie.ty's, Schools': will, iris hoped, be deemed .one of the best
directed of all Charities.

Donations, or Sobscliptions; will be received in tondrin by
Charles Grant, .14sq. itl. ;at Messrs. Down, ;Thornton,
and Co.'s; and at Messrs. Letevre, Curries, and Co.'s,
Treasurer of the Corresponding Board ; 'and Messrs. Coutts,
and Co. Bankers, in the Strand. In Glasgow, by ?.ieisrs.
SgO.t,t; Koncrieif, and Dale. bs Ediabnrgit, by SirAVilliain
Forbes and Co. -Bankers; and by any. of the Directi,rs, or
principal Offices of the 'Soeiety. In., the other Towns of
Great Britain, it is hoped that the Ministers ot, tlk; Gaspci
will nOt declfrie to rake upon them this' trouble.
- :By Order of the Speiety,
JO. KEMP,
One of the 11:1inisters of Eciinbnr;h, Secretary.

• SURREY.
MO BE DISPOSED OF, a Goa FAMILY
• HOUSE, READY FURNISUED, on an unexpired
Lease of Thirteth Yeats, %vitt% Eight' Acre;; of Grass Land,
besides Garden, Orchard, &c. eleven
.nnies from London,
and one feow Croydon.
_ _

7lnquire of Mess-rs.. Torster,
.Cooke, and Frzre, Np. 6.,
Linco

TINIBER.
T 0 BE SOLD, a large Ooaritit • of• OAK,
ASI, and TIMBER, in the ,N eighbout hnoct.of
A vlsharn, 411416
.o,lk, which na.ty be 'viewed en applying; to
Robert Cqp„trnati, at Ayl3ham, -
The Sale is iit;ely.lcd to be iu London, of whicrh due,No
tice will be•givcn.

• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
On or berme the First Day of Februarynex t;' • - -
ALL that Vaivable FREEHOLD ESTA FE in
the Parish of Manfiell, in the North Riding-of the
County of York;consisting or_l3 18 Acres, or the, e.lbouts, of
excellent Arable, 'Meadow' and PastUre Lind, with the great
Tithes thereof, divided into five very convenient- Farms, now
in thc•occupation 'of Thomas Wright, John Hagget, Robert
Smith, John Wade, arid Thomas Stainthorp, as Tenants,
who are now under notices to quit at May-Day next, when
immediate posses-sion may be had by the Purchaser., (Arse
to be Sold with the .Ibove, yifteeu.Cettages, with convehient
Land attached to most of them, situated upon the Town
Green Of Manfield aforesahh
This Estate is capable of great improvernent, 'being within
a Mile of Lime oft be best quality. It is also situated within
a short ‘Wtance of excellent Coal. It is bounded on the
North by the River Tees, and by the' Turnpike, Road from
Pierse Bridge to Catterick Bridge on.the West. It is situated
four Miles' from Darlinqton, eight" Miles from 'Richmond,
and eleven .Mi les from Barnard Castle, Mari etTowns' where
the greatest quantity of Corn may be sold td•the beseadvan-
tage, and to each of Which there' arc good Turnpike Roads.
It is. unnecessary to make any obsenatiotton the tertility and
well known-richt:44s of the Soil, 4.)r ott the beauty of the sur-
rounding Country.
To he viewed by applying to Thomas Gra!lam, of High
CouniselikFc, who will shew the Farms; and a Survey arid
Plan oldie whole is deposited with Mr. Taylor, of Esh, near
Durham, and also-with Messrs- Witham, No. S, (=ray's Inn,
square, London, who, as also Mr. Taylor, are authorized' to
receive Proposals for the purchase of the said Estate, to be
transmitted by them to the Trnstees.
N. B. If the Estate is not Sold by Private Contrad before
the day above-mentioned, the whole will be divided into
Lots, and Sold by Attetion early in the Spring,*a Place and
Day to be mentioned.

FOR RHEUMATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS,
PALSY, Flatulency,• Spasmodic or Flying Pains, gene6l
- Debility and Relaxation of the .System; SP RAINS,
BRUISES'and CHILBLAINS,
- WHITEHEAD's- ESSENCE OF MUSTARD,
(Pills'and-Fluid),are the. most efledual remedies in the
World, having succeeded in cases oCsix, eight, ten, twenty,
and even- of 'forty -years-standing, after every otter means had
failed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients-of the above
COniplaints',' than 'all the :Medicines:6,er made public,—
The Hunt is so.singularly penetrating and speedy in its ope-
ration, that Ch Mains, Sprains 'and Bruises. are removed by
two or..three Applications.
It is prepared and sold at as. 04. each box or bottle, by
Johnston,- :Apothecary,:_No., Greek-street, Sobo,
London, and may be had of. every. Medicine Vender in Eng-
•land; Ireland, Wept lildies,-audAmeriea. • •

,
`l'.oprevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is 'signed
-on th7-Latler by the -P-rbprittctr,4lk..-tohnston, Apothecary,
,N u.,15, 4FeCk.-6tlCct) Soho, London. •
. , .

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to their Students the Application or all t:)e Rules in the
E)iereises of Mr. Qtarubaud; and more particuLirly to those
who are not Natives Z France, and to suck persons as learn
th-e Language, Without the Assistance of a 'Masler, as the
accuracy of .the French may be depended upon.

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ik ODERN GEOSI2.A.PHY : A D.',.scription-
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of the Empires, Kingdoni, States and Colonies,
4vitll the Oceans, Saar and Isles, ill all Pails -of_ ,the
Wm Id including th,C4110.,t recent Discoveries and Political
Alterations. •

By FOHN,PINKERTONT.
The-Astronomical Filtroauc.-tian
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