The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-06 00:00:00

ROSS.

'THE universal approbation with which- the
1 Nobility, Gentry, and the whole Fashionable World
have honoured ROSS's NEW SYSTEM for making FE-
RUQU ES, has invited a number of Impostors to imitate
them, and recorntnend their Cuuttterleits under his Name.

To prevent his :Friends and the Public from being imposed
upon, he will in future, affix an Engraving within every
Peruque, with the Initials A. R. and these words :•
TO litsVEsl JitiosiTrox.'ROSS'S INIMITABLE
PERPQUES,
No. 119, BIsHOP4GATE WITHIN.
It will be Felony to forge such an Inscription, and none
will be considered genuine without it. —He begs leave to ob-
serve, that lie has no connexion whatever with any other
Person, nor with any other Shop either in Town or Country.
He presumes to inform such Ladies and Gentlemen as can-
not personally apply from their distant residence, that he
shall be happy to inform them, by Letter, how they can
measure themselves, so as to be fitted with the greatest
nicety, and assures such as will oblige hint with their com-
mands, that they may be. accommodated with 'Head-dressei
ofall colours and denominationf, as faney variesi.and whim
directs. He employs,all the first-rate abilities in this line
If profession, and challenges all europe to exceed him tOr
ightneSS and ease, gracefulness of style, an& superiority of
Workmanship.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE 'SOLD IN LOTS BY AUCTION,
In the second Week of December next (the,P lace and Day of
Sale will hereafter be fixed,)
By Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, of Fletton,
'THE MANORS and ESTATES of the late
FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq-. situate in the Parish of
Pinchbeck, in the County.of Lincoln aforesaid, consisting
of several M ESS UA G ES, and numerous TO FT,ST EADS ,
that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Com-
mons . and Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt- and
Deeping, together with upwards of 700 Akeres of valuable
inlosed Lands,, chiefly in Grass.
The whole under an Ad for Inclosure and Drainage, and
extensive.WOrks are now carrying into execution, in conse-
quence of powers .therein given. . - •
A considerable part of the Estate is now under small mo-
dusses, and a portion of the Commons is directed to be set
apart for exonerating the Estates from. Tithes of all kinds.
The adVantages expo led from the surplus quantity of
Common, over and above what will be necessary to exone-
rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, -if
not superior, to any thing of the kind attempted in the
Kingdoin, and will be found to be well worth the attention
of any Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed
Property.
Printed Particulars will be ready to be delivered fourteen
days before the Sale, by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ; W. and
J. Black, Middle-Temple, London; Mr. Skelton, of
Pittchl?eck,.and hy•the Auctioneqr.

In the Press, and early in the Winter of 113a3- will .be pub-
lished, in Two Volumes Quarto, illustrated with Maps,
and a variety of ornamental Engravings,
16i. SKETCH of the PRESENT STATE of
IRELAND, Statistical and Picturesque.
By D. A. BEAUFORT, LL.D. M.R.I.A.
London: Printed for R. Phillips, No. :71, St. Paul's
Church-yard; and sold by John Archer, Dublin; and
E. Baltour, Edinburgh.

Fn the Press, and on the 27th of November will be publish-
. ed, ia Six very large—Volkimes, Lama. price 21, I ta. in
boards,
\ I EiVIOIRS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS
• and CELEBRATED WOMEN, who have flourished
in. all COUntries, from the earliest
,Periods to the present
Time. .
, .

By MARY HAYS.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. v St. Paul's-church-

• yard • anu sold all Bc;oksellers.
N. Copies ofthis interesting Work, intended as Presents
to Ladies, may be had elegantly bound .andgilt, price cl. 18s.

In the Press, and speedily will be published, in One Volume,
Quarto, embellished with a Variety of Engravings train
Drawings taken on the Spot.
—pRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR,
11. -SYRIA, and across the Desart into EGYPT, during
the Years 1799, 'Soo; and 18ot, in Company with the Mili-
tary Mission that lett this Country for Turkey; under the
Command of .General Koehler,-which,. after his Death; del
volved upon Colonel Holloway, and containing circumstan-
tial Derails of. the Proceedings of the Detachment during
its Conneztion with the Turkish Army under the Conimand
of the Grand Vizier.

• To• which are annexed, a Meteorological Journal, and Ob-
servations, on the Plague, and on the Diseases of the Tujks.
By WILLIAM WITTMAN,
Of the Royal Artillery, and Surgeon to the' Mission.
Printed for K. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard,
MODERN HISTORY.
THE Ancient Part of Dr. MAVOR's
VERSAL HIST° R V being now completed in Nine.
Volumes, the Public are respedfully informed, that the First
Volume of the Modern History wiltbe published on the Ist
of October, and that a Volume will continue to be publish-
ed-fin the First Day of every Month, till the Sixteen. Vo-
lumes,.of which the Modern History. is to consist, are com-
pleted: - •

As the Public opinion of the merit- and 'utility, of this
Wdrk has been most unequivocally expressed, by'the rapid
and extensive sale of‘the Nine Volumes which have-appeared,
it is rot deemed necessary•to expatiate on the claims which
The. Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the
same flattering patronage.
It is obvimis, that to all persons to whom the great Uni-
versal History, in 66 large Volumes Ottztvo, is either too ex-
pensive, or too voluminous, Dr. Mayor's Universal History,
in es moderate-sized Volumes, must be a most desirable ac-
quisition.
The-Volumes are sold at ss. in boards ; or, upon common
paper, at 3s. gd. in boards; and single Volumes, or complete
Sets, may be had•ofall Booksellgrs.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard,
•
August 25, 1802.

Mr. REEVES's BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS.
This Day are published,
THE HOLY43IBLE, printed in a new manner,
•
in'o der to facilitate perusal.;
THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER, with an Iru.
troduCtion explaining the whole of the Church Service, and
with Notes.vn the Epistles, Gospels, and PSaltns.
By -JOHN REEVES, Esq.
:One of the Patentees of We Office of King's Printer.
At the follOWing prices in. boards :
The Bible; 'in 9 vol. "royal 4to. finely printed by I. s. d
Bensley and Bulrner - - 18 IS a
Ditto 9 vol. royal Bvo, - - ditto 717 6
Ditto so vol. with the Prayer Book,'. ditto 9- 1 6
Ditto 9 vol. crown 6VO. - - ditto 3 3
The New .Testament, a vol.- royal Bvo. finely
printed by Bensley " - • -
The Common Prayer Brook, royal .Bvo finely
printed-by Bultner , 4
Ditto ,•- - - - crown Bvo. ditto 017
Ditto ;- - - - i2(110. . ditto oto 6
Published by G. and W. Nicol, Bookseller to His Ma-
jesty, Pall Mall ;• and sold by all other Booksellers in gn g-
land ..Scotland, and Ireland_

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• ROYAL REPOSITORY,' rBOl.. •
On the i6thinst. will be published, •
HE ROYAL REPOSITORY; or, Pieturesque
Pocket Diary; for 1803. Embellished with an ele-
•gant Frontispiece, taken from the beautiful Gardens of
-Pierccfield, late in the occupation of Colonel Wriod, and
now the property of Nathaniel Wells, Esq. representing the
Precipice called " The Loyer's Leap." • This elegant Work
is also embellished with Twelve-other Views of Gentlemen's
Seats, romantic Situations, &c. in various parts of England.
The Whole designed, drawn, and engraved, by Bonnor, and
forming the most' complete Assemblage.of Picturesque Beauty
ever offered to the PUblic. To which is added, an Alma-
nark; the .Sovereigns.of.Europe ; a Corte& List of the Int-
pedal Parliament, with their Town Residences; a Complete
List of the Bikrunets ; the State; Naval, and Military Offi-
cers ;' different Offices of Government ;- -DireCtors ofthe Bank
of England, East India Company, West India and London
Docks; Twenty-four ruled Pages of Cash• Account ; anti a
Variety of other essential Information. The Whole forming
a ppttable, useful, and elegant Almanack, done up in the
usual Variety of Bindings.
Printed for W. I. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange ;
and J. Evance, Oueen-street,• Cheapside.

I ' TO BE CONTINUED MONTHLY.
- • -This Day was published, Price as. 6d.
Neatly printed in Bvo. on superfine wove • Royal, No. 7, of
THE
MONTHLY REGISTER, embellished
with a View of the Seraglio, Constantinople, and a
Plan of some proposed alterations for the ImProvement of
the City of London. The six preceding Numbers contain'
Twelve highly finished Engravings of—Windsor Castle—The
LoUvre—Hampton Court—The Marble Palace, St. Peters-
burgh—Warwick Castle—The Escurial—The Towerof Lon-
don—Cotsea Bhaugh, Hindostan—Somerset House-Monte
Cavallo, at Rotne,—Kenington Palace, and St. Cloud. The
Work consists of SketcheS, Historical and Architedural, on
the preceding slendid Edifices; .Essays and Critiques on
Classical Subjects, Belles Lettres, Philosophy, Vic. ; Genes-
logical Histories of Noble Families; Biographical StriCtures ;
Literary, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous Intelligence;
Analytical Sketches of English and Foreign Books ; Politics ;
Accounts of-the ProgresS of great Public Works, foreign and
domestic ; Early Notices of all New Publications ; Correct
Reports of important Cases in Commercial Law; Tables of
the London Markets, of the Stocks, .and others of perma-
nent utility; Strictures on the Veterinary Art • useful Infor-
mation on Commerce, Arts,• Manufactures, anit Agriculture;
Topographical and Statistical Observations ; Provincial Oc-
currences ; and generally of whatever attradts Public Atten-

tion.
Published at the Repertory Office, No. 182, Fleet-street,
and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
This Day is also published, 'price as. 6d. No. .Y_ of a New
Series Of tlie Repertory of Ansi Manuta6tures, alid Agri-
culture.