The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-15 00:00:00

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•E universal approbation with which the
1.14,„_ Nobility; Gentry, and the whole Fashionable World
htT,hoo•trd ROSS'I NEW SYST Elll thr makipg?
-S> has invited a number of Impostors to imitate
Iv._arld recommend their Counterfeits-under his Name.
404 Prtverit his Ftiends and the Publi'from being imposed
l'erus he will, in. future, affix an Engraving within every
Tque, with the Initials A. R. and these words -:
L' PREVENT IMPOSITION, ROSS'S INIMITABLE

P.E RUQUES,Itty •
Mo. 119, BiNtiopsGATE
'lll bFelony to forge such an Inscription and . none
kove 2 considered genuine without it. —He begs leave, to ob-
i'ers,' that he has no Connexion whatever with any other
nor with any other Shop either in. Town or Country.
hot resuMes to iiitimn such Ladies and Gentlemen as can-
-411PeJ5."41137 apply front their distant residence, that he
-'e t m
happy o infohe, by Letter, w they can
tlieetv-u re thetifSeltves, sorm as to be fitted withho the greatest
1aa,,e1.! Snit assures such as will oblige Min with' their coin-
that they may be accommodated with Head-dresses
tire4(Diours and denominations, as /fancy varies and Whim
jitDrst. I.le employs all the first-rate abilities in this line
ulhir°ess,on, and i":briall-nges all Europe to exceed him- for
irace-fulness of style, and superiority of
11141-. P) THE CURIOUS IN FISH .SAUCE.
NOBILITY, GEN FRY, ani PUBLIC in
grid sgener4l,- are res informed, JOHN BURGESS
,()NN 1-
GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCliOviLs,
-*lgliues to be prepared by them in the same manner that
e," such uniyeisal approbation for many years past..,
fully-olln)fing itts.tly.acqu.irFd superiority of that Article 1
ers,ll, imed in the opinion of the Country. at large, and. ofd
the t re,ident in all parts of the and, hay.ing.st.oo
.I‘l'lt of trid, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. s
tieb se general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other
tSauces for Fish, &c. induCes them, from the nuniesious•
iitchpetrients daily appearing, to caution 4c, In
L't At tsitlD2...; the same, as none i"; to be had of their Genuine,
‘ter "tr Warelionse as under.
belt
011).,,0.ther Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
. ity
A'rt-inttiii Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
th trty • ,„
e E_ iNavy, supplied upon the shortest notice for
and est Inaies, &c.
blre I:°r the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
their: 41)i p ointed Messrs. R. Johnston and-Co. EdinbUrgh,
Wa-rol,e Agents for Fish Sauces.
e'l°4se, No. 107, corner of Savoy.steps,
London. _ .
and ESTATE in. the COUNTY of HUNT-
T(' BF INGDON. -
Vor :• SOLD BY PRIVACY CONTRAC,T,.
si,,Y- Desirable FREEHOLD,. ES'.k'it I h, co.n-
-',11113, "f." 14; of
goodxsi Manor and sundry .very.
.13 Ts of-Ytlt ;
.to Tenants ; comprising in the whole 7,2
t!'r46.le, Meadow, and Pasture Land.' The ,Estat!
• -F'ler qin.'sre.F,.and the Land Tax is redeemed, and a nawigabl,
,G4rtliet i"pugli it. .
411.,
e)arrticulars may be had by -application,
to Mr.
chant, of St. Neots ; to Messrs. Forster, Cooke
Ylar%
4! Z..j
and to Messrs. Driver, Sur-

wirrs. • . -
A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOK SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Font. distina Lots, at the King and Queen lon, in
worth, in the County of Wilts,. on the ad day of Decem-
ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, syrbjed to such Con-
ditions as shall be then and there produced •
A VERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
ITI. ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, consisting
of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land in, a high state of
Cultivation, situate at South M..,r,ton, in the PariSh of
Highworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant and extremely fer-
tile part of the Country, and distant six miles from Earring-
`ton, six from Swindon, and fifteen front Wantage, all good
Market Towns.
Lot t. Comprises a good Farm-house, and a Dairy-house,
Stables, and other Out-houses, all in, good repair, with the
Court-yard, Gardens, Carrien, Orcnards, &c. , adjoining,
Containing upwards of two Acres and a quarter, and with up-
wards of seventeen Aeres of Pasture Land, and Attar eleven
Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto.
Lot 2. Comprises a House with two Dwellings, and two
Gardens, of rather more than a quarter of an Acre together,
• and upwards of twenty-eight Acres of rich Meadow.
Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five Acres and a half of
Meadow, upwards of tv.ciity-two Acies and a halt' of Pas-
ture Land, with a Cow LeAZO in part thereof,
.and near half
an Acre of Coppice Ground.
Lot 4. Comprises upwards of fourteen Acres and a half of
verytrich Meadow.
Onz of the Conditions on which the Estate will he put up,
will be, that in case.all the above Lots should not aclually be
sOld,- biddings for those that shall be sold shall be void,
and the venders' shall have a right to put up the, whole
.Estate in one entire Lot.
The whole of the above Premises are in LeitsetO Mr. Win.
Pinegar, at a rnoderte rent, fur a term of fOurteen years,
from Lady-day r 7.99, determinable at the end of the firstseven years, at the oPtion,eitlier of Landlord or Tenant, on
notice given, The Tenant pays ail Taxes but the Land-
Tax, which is 61. t ts. rod. a-year, and is to repair the, glass
of the windows, and to find carriage for all other materials
for repairs.
A modus of 2.d. per Cow is payable to the Vicar for the
Tithe of Milk, and a composition of eight guineas a-year tbr
all other Vicarial Tithes or the Estates. .
For the accommodation of the purchaser of Lot he Ma-
nor of Barton and South Morston, .which as anextensve one,
may, if the Estate be purchased in Lots, be, bought by pri-
vate eontrad; and, in case the purchaser of that Lot should
refuse to porchase it, the option of buyilig it .1;‘, ill be given to
the purchasers of the other Lots-in.rotation ; 'and in case of
refusal by all of them, the said Manor will be put up to.
Audion, and sold to the best biddt;r.
Fora view of the Premises,- 'apply to Mr.' Pinegar, the
Tenant, who will chew the same ; and for further particu-
lars to Mr. Hut,
Attorney, Andover, Hants.

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• September 2S, doz.
T H E'
RESPECTIVE OFFICER S
11,11117ESTY's ORDNANCE, 'do heAely give IS'o:icei
that there are in His itlajesoPs Ordpnee htsres, a;
well as in :several other 'Ordnance Stores in Ireland, a great
riey o
af ACCOUTREMENTS, HORSE FURNITURE;
CLOTHikG,
_BAGGAGE, ,tc. belonging to the Colonels;
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