The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-17 00:00:00

VAUXHALL.

tinder the Paironage of His Royal Highness the PR I N CI: of
WALES.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, July zo, zSoz,
WILL Er
_

A MAGNIFICENT GALA. -
When Mons. Q-A IrN ERI N. will exhibit
A` GRAND. FIRE BALLOON. • .
And Mono. RUGG IBRI, the celebrated Artist, from
Paris, that Brilliant
DISPLAY OF -FIRE-WORKS,
So lately approved of by the .CIII E F CONSUL.,
}tattier -particulars will be given in the Advertisements of
the Day.—Acimittance Fite Shillingt.
The Public are respectfully informed; in consequence of the
rtpar3tions making for the above Grand Fete, there will
be no Gala on Monday, but the Garcieni Wilt be open as a

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
TSS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION; with an
ADI)i TI ON Of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
,•._/Pcn, and will, continue Every Day,. Sundays excepted,
-"In Nine in the Morning till -Eve.ning.
Admittance' One Shilling.

N I'AN RAMA, HAY-MARKET.
THE Public are fes'pealully .rateti, - that this
, Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VI ENV:of the CITY
°I PA Rls and Environs, is now open for pahlie inspettion;.
Painted frotu Drawings .inatle on the North West Tower of
the m
ietropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since-the Signing
the Preihninaries of Peace, by J As., DE MARIA, will
cktinue open from Teu till.kluslc —.admittance Is.
N. 13, Person regularly zatznils to explain the Pi6tures.

pAtiPOS ALS for LLGHTING the Td ‘112..1 of .COL-
x CH ESTE. K—
. OrtiCE is heieby given, That a GENERAL
MEETING or the COMMISSIONERS appointed
14,411(t
for Iby
Lan Aa massedC; the
ir ztst year of His present Ma-
GHT:N 'the OWN of COLCHESTER,
;Ild for other purposes, will be holden at the Moot-Halt in
-cdchester aforesaid, can Thursday the nth Dav of August
441 ct, at 'Eleven o'Clock in-the Forenoon, for die purpose of
Proposals for Lighting the said Town for the Term
a▪ Six Years from the t sth of September next ; to light 250
thillln With Comnion Burners, or 160- Lamps with Srne-
• urst's Patent Burners, for 1 Nights, from the -rsth of
7t.ptember to the isth of Augustin every year, and the
,`"lPs to burn upon .an aver:ve Ten Hours and an Half each
41Ight.
411 Persons, therefore, desirous of entering into such a
2ritrati, are requested to send their Proposals to my Office
r befo the gth D of Augu next, in that,th
'e
1113 ' Yre be laid before st
the above Meeting of theorder Com se m s4tol'nners.,

W. MASON, Town-Clerk
meter, July to, 1802.

ROYAL HOTEL,
erLate Rossrnore House, Kildare-street, Dublin. •
ROMAS LEECH respe6ifully acquaints the
rni, `obi
and C;entry, he has fitted up the above Pre-
tiurs as an Hotel, In the most splendid style, for the recep-
i,.. of Families, with their Retinue, however numerous.
paie!Fh begs to observe, the most minute attention has been
tpaciio tile general arrangements, with a view to form a most
rno,L°ls and complete Establishment for the elegant accorn.
of Families of Rank and their attendants.

r..,,FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Mr. ALLE.,-f
RivATELy Taught to. Ladies andentle-
rne,:ncn of ally age, who have never learnt this aacomplish-
Tao `, or not.in the improved modern style, at No. 1.9, Sher-
cevtreet,..Colden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street,
cai_uro, an's. F ields. They are taught on a plan particularly
pediti •-t for those to whom itis objeci to acquire it ex-
-4;.°,1141!", privately, and in the first style of fashion.
Ivisl'etgoers, Officers, and Country Residents, who may
in th_to learn in a few days, may board and lodge . privately
Ti; house, and receive constant instruction.
the,,.`ese Academies are open all the Summer, and thdugh
also' ;are Principally for grown up people, yet children are
broualstruiled twice a week on the usual terms ; and if not
1-4 ingot forward, as much in one year, as at schools in gene-
* „tl,o, no charge made for their instruction.
Aca+4e 'lr. Allm disownS all preient concern with his late
in ilaydon-sq uare.

In I?, . WANTED TO PUire RC HASE,
vvoicestershire, Herefordsh,— Monmouthshire, War_. wiekslaire or the "dry part of Gloucesteishire,
A. Cood'and 'Coo venient HOUSE, fit for a Gen-
eornm,lll,ll:An's Family, in a dry and pleasant Situation,
dairy, t: a pleasing view. The Rooms must be
rit..n. an 1 there must be adequate Offices, a Walled Gar.
ta_gtrreeable. a Shrubbery,., which, if extensive, will be more
'he Ground must be well wooded. 4 River or
ZvEte.ain is wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together
l the Efous:!, there must be about an Hundred Acres' of
,t 11. House
:717..1 Land ; little more or less Will make no difference.—
and Land
-uath• It '
muss' not be more•than an hundred miles from
I hoped that persons not having a House
A.
suiting te andsbove description, will not apply.—
A. 1e will have. will dire& a Line, (post-paia) to
vir at M Williams's No. I Churciustreet, Millbank,
e6tUlin- ' • ' ' ' . •
ttl t ~, mentioßing Particulars, will be duly attend.
t'•

TCBE'SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
CAPITAtI. VILLA and LANDS, ESSEX, on the
Borders of Ilerts.
C°t11111()dion9, Substantial, anti justly, admired
FREE'IIOLn VILLA,CaIIedMANUDEN HOUSE,
Coach
an Lawn Gardens, and Bowling-green
oach-houses. and Stabling for twelve Horses, with attached
aid,v detached Offices.of every denomination; three Cottages,. r'th their appurtenances ; together with Forty-four Acres of
.!h Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and
or`ood Land ; eligibly
Vtuated near Bishop's Stortford, fit the immediate recep.-
4.0 u of a Nobleman or Centlernan's Family. The Estate is
-9thp
--:ree, excepting about one acre and thirty-two perches.
the Situation is peculiarly desirable,-and remarkably healthy,
I,„e most beautiful and Sporting pan of the Country,
lie'utlding with Game, and Hounds kept in the Neighbour-
all°(l. The Gardens are full of the most chuice Fruit.trees,
croped wih all kinds of Vegetables. Only rine mile
half fromt the high road leading to Newmarket.
(eflintier particulars apply to Mr. Jenkins, Legacy
111,, Stamp_ Office, Somerset Place, London(between
)o,' hours of Ten and Two), 'wherea Plan of the Estate may
• and Tickets for viewing the Premises.
par'tunediate pot:session may he had of the Mansion, and
Acii:_t the Land,- -wit' the reMaincler on giving six months