The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-03 00:00:00

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‘' tao Worthy and Independent FRE E MEN of the
BOROUGH of LANCASTER.
Ictivri.E:,-,ex
- "AVE biti;erto forbp.rnc.,from thus addl'essing
tk.-v,°u;"-and requesting the continuation of your confidence,
lic,,;,.ing that 1 was thereby best contributing to the Peace
i:lrrnony of the Borough of Lancaster I was the
4, r induced solo tbrbear, from a hope that the peaceable
bt'vuvrances. or some of your most wormy Brethren,' wohld
Si, .'t -ot-ciestroy• .any attempts, to create. disturbances.
C. 1 g been informed that my silence-has. been construed
ot;,,,"lim'espeet by some, and to a determination to retire by
ev,:r•rs, I lose no time in assuring you, that I will use
of" Y exertion in my power, to support the peace and quiet
the .
ter ~ town, and to resist all attempts, from whatever vat-
ottemay come, to- renew the C2ntests- which have so
\V! interrupted the friendships of your Inhabitants.
tlio lien I, a short time ago, received an Address froth my
illy 't worthy Colleague, it was my intention to have paid
whresPeds to you in person, and to state the grounds upon
tvelch I trusted for your support. Circumstances, how-
‘o,T occurred, .with which you cannot he unacquainted,
r`.llch prevented me-,-1 was discharging the last officeS of
ttrietendship to one, from tender regard life I ever received
iklindest attention and the est.' ' - %
4,11100 k with confidfnce for your aid and support, to check
laz,teitivpdreesvtrnutatihveerpcitiewal of animosities, which have so often
your comfort. You may have a more
,rvaent,bu. t you cannot have a more honest, or more sincere
I shall take the. earliest opportunity of waiting
Von you individually-, and aril Gentlemen,
With the highest respect and gratitude,
Your faithful and most obedient
humble Servant,
...„..............21.towth Hall, May 30, IS°2. RICHARD PENN,

mKING'sCOLLEGE CHAPEL, CAICIIikIiSGE.
R• BALDREY--respedfully informs the Nobi:.
LD, litY and Gentry, that his DRAWINGS froM thd
n0,..L AT EAST WINDOW of ,the above CHAPEL, are
in t"' EXHIBITED,.froin Eleien in the ;horning till' Five
4,11,e Af
Adinternoon,
ittance at
/S Mr. Bowyer's Historic Gallery, Pall-
`, l• . ,
br7bscrirs to the Plae enravi from the rincipa
`-...Z....4_1g, a bere,requested tot send for their AdmissionP Tickcts.l

ROYAL HOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY
ROOMS, MARGATE.
lONIAN, (late t enson), - returns his most
.grateful thanks for the very liberal Encouragement he
"obi Perteneed during last Season, and begs leave to Inform the
4ite • lit Y atiu Gentry frequenting Margate, .he has recently
te ),1 :up Families
Hotel in a superior stile of neatness, for the 're-
"On of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a stricl
itintion to merit the continuance of their future Favours.
bes also carries an the Wine Trade, as usual, where Fami-
titc depend upon being supplied with that article of
ho.irst quality.
f..st Glass. Coaches, Sociables, &c. to let.
Avi`itimanbegS leave to reqiist the savour of those Families
him' nay tviOr to engage apartrile.itS by letter, to address to
it
the Royal Hotel, as frequent Mistakes have occurred
c,tins.not being generally known that mr, Benson ,has no
cot
in the Royal Hotel.
Nfav Ca, Igoe.
Pr(:).BE,::,OLD, a beautiful Cheinu: Blood MARE,
pid warranted sound, free from vice or blemish, seven years
Cr.,.upwar4 ot fifteen hands high, got by Pegasus, Dan, by
Inquire
Price Forty Guineas.
atthe Lea ing Bar, Blackfriars-road.

tv mANurAcToRY.
THE NOBILI cv and GENTRY are respea-
k, fully informed, that the Elegant and Tasteful VA-
b;,ETY of.NEW and FASHIONABLE ATI tLES• for
KtSS, now exhibiting at KOBARTS and PLOWiVIAN's
krehouse, have induced many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers,
;op offer for Sale many kinds of spurious and interior
th~szs their Manutathre. They are compelled-t,o take
t,,,,
_PRortunitv of informing the Pubpe, that ii?eyLave fiq
thaiitnexion with any Persons of the above descpptton, and
toh, the Genuine and Elegailt Productions of their Manirtac-
tt ' are only to be had at thtir Warehouse, No, a, Chandos:.
reet, C
ovent-,,arnen.

PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS?
Di • DINING TABLES,
ffering in Stile and Plan from those in the old way.
UTLER's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY
Z-I'Et,rl,(l WARE ROOMS, No. 13 and 14, CATHERINE-
) Eight 600 rs from the Strand, maker of the above
thc.',tes to the KING anus QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses
tu; " to
of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manufac.
.er Furniture
urniture in general..
13„ lir LI: has observed some of the various Advertisements
tiered to him, theinter.tion of which
.may be easily disco-
; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi-
te-''; he manufa6.lures and sells as above, (where. also may
ton,d; every Article in the Upholstery .Line) his superior
yarK-FOST and TENT BEDS, with, Brass Screws and
st1411?,11 other Brass Parts; SOFA BEDS, making a 113nri-
tr4n:',..-ofa and a comfortable Bed ; CHAIR BEDS, INGl?r,rn the same way and each in a few minutes; DIN_
Pah ABLE Son various ConstruCtions., and quite on anew
; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a
kel,tcu.l4r compad Construe-lion ; and various Improve-
s In Furniture.
ttl:uses Completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season-
odds and excellentworkmanship. Also, for exportation,
to '3r the East and West Indies - Cabins fitted up for Pas-
ers & *
c,
.‘ltoriill. has constructed several Tools and Machines for
411,4211 g his Patent Articles, &c.• at his Manufaaory, as
Where the Patent Deed may be seen ; and with much
kind 4
encouragement
and a true sense of gratitude, acknowledges the
he has so generously received.
it• TALMA, Deriti'st, No. 'l3, Old Caven-
the zi dish-street Cavendish...square, begs leave to infoim
hars °bilitY, and his Friends in general, that after several
Nyto,..Pratice, he- has found out a new method to make
byer7 Sets of Teeth- and may flatter himself that he has
comeait the difficulties which arise in making them fit, and
IlleacPe.°n the Gums 'without giving the smallest inconve-
;Mr 'r •
s',!ose.tj,auPa can also say with confidence, and- can assure
'"ove "13 may require his assistance, that the Sets of Teeth
bAirernentioned, are ncA subjed in any way whatever to' ac.
ttiptika,llY. offensive smell in the mouth, having nothing cor-
-414,, 'f_ie In them. Any number of single .pr double Teeth
ue replaced upon the Same principle, which cannot be
he See from -natural ones. Specimens of them may
teC,jen at his House every day, from Twelve till Four
Qek•

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AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, • ,
Ili. (The original Invention of Mr: Henry.) ,
epared and Sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY,
I rl" Chemists -and Apothecaries, ManchesteManchester.S most agreeably perfumed Liquor is a Corn-
-11
,zll,3st Pound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the
Tors • Pleasant Arotnatics. Its strong and pungent odour ren-
ktt.r
1.14d,it eXtremely gratdful and salutary to personS labouring
411RIleadacs, Paintings, &c. and adapts it for counter-,
F4ll6the bad etieds of heated or foul A. Hence it has
1111(1 highly useful in Rooms, where . the infeelion of
Vair.rs, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pri:-
0,',.. public resort
and in all crowded places of , Theatres,
rtien;,`ed to
of justice may also be particularly recom-
.,,lo, &c.
.It
Persons residing in Hot Climates.
Stara'le A roznatic'Spirit of-Vinegar, price 2s. gd. each bottle,
IlitvvP included, is sold wholesale and retail, .by Bayley and
aid l'l Cocksour-street {the Only persons in London autlio-
Sii,,ll Y the Proprietors to'sell• the same) wfiere may be had
Ni Et Boxes of g,old, silyer,"cornelian, crystal, &C.
th,. .• Each bottle, besides a copper-plate label, signed by
itilpi?reParers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromatic
ilk;lt of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names are
'eleeligraved in the Stamp, the-counterfeiting of which is
. it,. At the same place may be, had, Henry's Calcined
z4Zesia, in bottles at ts. 9(1. 2.. 6tl. and 3s. 6d. each
Pa igclucted.f .