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

LYCEUM

NOW OPEN,
THE EXHIBITION of an extensive HISTO-
po RICAL PICTURE, painted by ROBERT KER
s `tnikTjß, executed upon- the . same grand scale as the
7rlAlng of Seriugapatani and the Siege of Acre, and cont..'
,rheaciing, at one view, the -most striking arid interesting
Cnts of contest between the English and French Forces,- on
enleniOrable zisr of March, 18oz, at the
BATTLE OF ALEXANDRIA,
4.0 e the event of which terminated a destrutlive War so much to
Glory of the British name, and finally restored to Europe
''_ilessings of Peace.
Ofl' he P; CT U RE is painted from personal communications
the
tio fi,•st authority, giving a corredi idea of the situa-
Aodils. and mbveinents of nearly the whole Line of both Armies,
;introducing in the various Groups, which occupy the
?reground above go Portraits of British Officers; the sur-
tilkilding Figures of the subject being also painted from the
,Pescriptive Sketches to be had at the Place Of Exhibitior,
elt %VIII be open every day, from Nine o'Clock till dusk:
Admittance One Shilling.

NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET.
HE Public are respectfully informed, that this
if? P,lnorrna, exhiitig aGRAND VEW o the CITY
ARIS and)Envirobnsn,,is nowA
open for pablicf inspedion;
front Drawings made on the North WeSt Tower of
Ntttropolitan Church of N,
otre Dame, since the Signing
the Preliminaries of Peace b
continue open from Ten till dusk. y JAs. QE MARLA., will
Admittance One Shilling.
BA Person regularly attends to explain the Pian re.

THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. •
Public are respeafully informed, that the
FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the
b'DICAL and PHYSIC &L JOURNAL, concluded by
I,,tors BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOEHD EN, will 13'..t
'q't.slied on the' first day of July next, and Persons who
lite'-'l'Posed to take it in, may be regularly supplied by all
onkselleri.
71. St• Paul's/Church-yard,
June 4, iBoz.

1-*To THE 'CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
Ir„lE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respeclfully informed, J. BU RC, ES S and
IGO GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
Leh Prepared by them in the same manner that has givep
hu4nversal approbation for many years past.
Yelle long- justly-acquired superiority of that. Article is
~t 1,3 confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large; and of
tile too[
resident in all
.parts of the World, and having stood
I,al of trial, rankS it in the situation it now maintains.
tichile general utility oftheir Essence ot Anchovies and other
Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous
CrOOrertisertients daily appearing, to caution Fainilies, &c. in
llasing the same, as none is to be had• of their Genuine,
at their Warehouse as under.
ksjery other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
w quality.
the t-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the '"IrlY East an ad
Westnd Navy, supp&c.
lied upon the Shortest notice for
fF
ilav7 Por the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
kick aPpointed IlVssrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
4rehou
Me Agents for Fish Sauces.
se, No. toy, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.'

At vs TO BE SOLD IN FEE,
33,,"e Fountain Inn in Wivelisoombe, on Tuesday the 6th
tff of July next, Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in
4.„,..yen
ts .4ets,
VIIPSTABLE FARM, in the County of
Lot Somerset.
Ver,, Z. A new-built House, with convenient Out-houses,
ttatiPleasantiy situated on an erilinence a Cottage, Barn,
ard `e) and Linhays or Hovels at a small distance, and three
'"elts ,• Home Orchard, Pound Orchard, and Pound Mea.
eje6 Acres ; Heal Park, to Acres ; Watt's Cleeve, 7
kotds; Hither Cleeve, 6 Acres; Yonder Cleeve, 5 Acres ;
°l2 Coppice,6 Acres; Askey Meadow, 16 Acre; Old
'kyr Shippen Park, q.l Ac.ses ; Rookery Meadow, ri
Lowek Coultridge, 12 Acres; Lower Cleeve Mea-
A)7.! 24 Acres ; East Wood io Acres—Total, SB6 Aeres.
ct 2. Hith-r n Cleeve,and Yonder Leydon Cleeve,

fora
• Bottoms, 15 Acres.
11! 4. Long Park and Grace Park, 13 Acres.
‘,5• Great Sioneridge and Little Stoneridge; az Acres.
Cour/ridge, 22 Acres.
t 7. Middle Courtridge, 16 Acres.
le°l 8. Dunhill, and the Garden the East Side, /6 Acres.
t 9. Great Meadow, to Acres.
Beres to. Little Courtridgu, and Littic Cleeve Meadow, try
Lot
~, 11. North Wood, to Acres.
zw„`,fie Premises an: only two- miles from Wiveliscornbe,
•r,"ve from Taunton, and ten from Tiverton. The Land-
4'e°' on the whole Only 81. is. a year, and the Poor Rates
4ivequally Imv. The Lands are well supplied with Water,
og a.re very improvable. Lot r. is worthy the attention
J,entletnan desirous of purchasing a Country Seat.-
1)4'1 of the Purchase-money may remain in the hands of the
tlrchasers
tot ajticulars may be known and a Plan seen, on application
14:1r. Mountfort, No. Barnard's Inn, Holborn, London ;
10,srs• R. W Beaito'n, or Mr. Roert Young, Tann-
toc,i).Mr. Pearce, Auctioneer, Clatworthy ; or Mr. Hall-
,rsti of Ford, near Wiveliscombe.
ated 29th nay, 18oz.