The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-03 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING,

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11510tY Mr. ALLEN, privately taught in Ladies and
of any Age who !save never learned that Ac..
complishment, or not in the improved Modern Style, at
No, 19; Sherrard-street, Golden-square, No, 16, Bouverio-
street, Fleet-street,' and No. to, Great Alie-street, Ggod.
man's-fields.' They arc taught on Plans expressly formed
for those to wlvon it is an objet to acquire it expeditiously,
prillately,,and in the first style of Fashion.
Forety,ners, Officers, and Country Residents, who may
wish to learn in a tew days, may Board.and Lodge privately
in the House, and receive constant Instruction,

RespeitAble Schools and Familie-,, in or near Town, regn_
larly attended, and instructed in every Requisite or Modern
Dancing.
Mr. Allen is assisted by Messrs. Tomlinson and Adams,
who also teach like Harp and Piano Forte.

MAGAZINES, Nos, 53,rtlit. St. PAUL's CHURCH.

THE PORTABLE DESK contains a dorying
Machine; and everi4 article desirable for Writing, -Dress-
ing, Drawing, &c. C.AIM ES's Copying Machines have
gained, celebrity front the. ease and dispatclywith which they
produce perfed accurate copies in the nature of originals,
having the very method of the composer's harici-writMg,
and he may avoid confiding hit subjed, and himself, with the
turn Oa lever, have a fat; simile of four pages, Closely writ-
ten, that would be two hours exertion of a ready Writer.
The apparatus is a complete display of articles all his own
manutatlurc. His Concave Razors he 'warrants fora Aura-
blo keen edge, for,which his Strops are specially. prepared.
For Riding, he has Pocket Dressing Commodes:; anit• for
Ladies, Disks of ornamental Woods, et une Secretaire, et
une Toilette,
Repositories, Tambour and other Apparatus.
‘vitltlnstarumoents, of great variety and elo..
containing also
ganct.

OXFORDSHIRE'AND NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
VALUABLE, FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, '
- TYTHE.FREE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. WINSTANLEY 4111t1 SON,
At Gerraway's CotreeAouse; 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On Tuesday, the tith of•I tine, at Twelve o'Clock,
In ON E LOT,
WARKWORTH CASTLE, with the MANOR'
and ESTATE, Situate in the -County of Northamp-
ton, on the verge of Northern Part of 'Oxfordshire, two
Bllliell from Banbury, 24r from Northampton, 23 from Ox-
ford, 27 from Coventry, and 7o from Londort: consisting of
the Mansion.Honse and Office' (toe latter newly ereeted),
with the Park, Woodlands, Plantations, •Fish Ponds, and the
'Manor in hand ; four. 'apical Farms, Veil tinibered, occupied
by ieePeitable Tenants Nut year to year, capable,of great
•irnprovemem ; . Fifteen Dwelling-Houses in the Village of
o,,fttiorpe, adjoining the Park.
The Estate is in a Wing Fence, contains 1073 Acres of ea-
pltal Land, a small part Arable, the rest Meadow and Pas-
ture, Tythe.ftec, bounded on one side by the River Cher-
well, with Right of Fishery.
'Possession may be had of the Mansion, and about too Acres
of Lend, immediately, and the remainder at .Lady-day OW,
Mr. he as Dickens, at the Castle, wilt *hew the
Estate : may be viewed after the first week In A priLbyTickets,.
which, with printed 'Particulars, may be hatl of Messrs. Big.
nell and Wykitarn. Banbury. Particulars, veirh* Plan, may
be had at the Red Lion and White Lion, Banbury Star, Ox-
tord ; Georpt,' Northampton ; King's Head, 'Coventry ;
Will's Coffee-house; Starle:street, Lincoln's-Inn; at the
place of Sale; and of Messrs. Winstatiler and 'Son, Pater,
natter-tow.