The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-25 00:00:00

NE IV MANUFACTORY.

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Pr FIE-,NOBILITY anti GENTRY are respeB.
fully informed, that -the Elegant and" Tasteful VA-
RIETY of NEW'and FASHIONABLE ARTICLES for
DRESS, now exhibiting at ROBARTS.and PLOW MA N's
Wares,oux; have i nOceci many Linen-drapers, Haberdashers,
41:L. to odor for Sale_snany kinds of spurious and interior
-Goods, as their Manutadure.., They 4e compolled sto take
this opportunity of informing the Public, that they have no
Connexion with any Persons of the aboVe description, and,
that the Genuine and-Elegant ProdtiOtiorn; of their f‘.lanufac-
tory are Only to be had at their Warehouse, No 1, Chandos_
street, Covent-Garden:

TO' THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE
IPTIHF, NOBILITY, GENTRY,', and PUBLIC- in
general, ate respeafullv informed, I..BURGESS and
lon's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
to be prepared-by theM in the same man:-,-2r that has given
'such universal approbation for Many years-- past.
The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinionot. the Country at large, and of
rersons resident in ail parts of the World, and having stood
the test-of trial, ranks it in the situation _it nnw maintains.*
The general utility of their Essence o A nchov:es and other
rich SauLts for Fish, &c. induces them, f.font'the numerous
'Advertisements daily-appearing, to caution Families, tke. in
purchasing the same, as, none is to be had of their Genuine,
but at their Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family usa, of the
:best quality.
Vest-Indiz Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
-the Army and Navy, supplied upOrrthe shortest notice for
the East and West Indies, &c.
o r the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs: - it. Jcblmston and Co.•. Edinintr;,sh,
tuetr.sole Agents for Fish Suttees..
Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savcty-steps,
• Strand, London.

- . GP.T“vz?,:i ~. . . - ,
lEMBRACE the earliest opportunity, ..after my
return to England, from that Professional Service to
which .my\ Sovereign was:pleased to call
.me, again to 01,
FER MYSELF TO YOUR CHOICE at• the ensuing
GENERAL ELECTION.. - • -' .
. - If, during the War, - I have been called upon by the duty
Which I owe to my Sovereign an:tiny Country, to exert my-
humble efforts, ' rather iii assi4tins, to execute than to deli-
berate, I trust I sh.;ll nit, on - (hat adCdunt,' have' forfeited
any part of the confidence you have been, pleased to repose
in me.
The blessings of Peace being- happily. restored, it will
,be
my ardent desire, should you think me worthy 'of being con- ..
tinned in the,finportant trust 'of Representing you in Parlia- ..
ment, to discharge the duties belonging' to it with zeal. and
fidelity. . . .._
. .
As the glory of the British-Arms has shrine forth in every
part of the globe, with a'slilerido-dr unrivalled by tli,:.. History
even of our own Country, I trust our Commerce will-teql
its iraence in a more extended circulation; and that our. Na.:
tional Wealth will keep pace with our National Glory. , .
I have the Honour to be
'With the utmost respeft and gratitude,
' GENTLET4EN, ~. --
. Your most faithful, asset devoted Servant,
• • . GARDNER,
Portland-place, June 23, iSo2.

TotheGENTLEM EN, CLERGY, awt FREIEHOLDERS
• 6f the.COUNTY of LINCOLN., '

GENTLEMEN,
YOUR very worthy and respeda Me-m_
ner,, Mr.-.Vyner, having declared- his- intention to
decline representing you -in the ensuing Parliament, .and
presuming that, on the dissolution of the present, so speedily
to be expe6ted, a General Meeting may be called, for the pur-
poseoi nominating Pen#ons for that distinguished Situation ;
am encouraged to offer you my respeelful Services, and to
srbucii the Honour of your Support on that occasion.- •
If I should be sp fortunate as to obtain your favour:hic
opinion, and -eventually become your-Representative in Par
liament, you may be assured of my constant endeavour to
support- our invaluable Constithtion, and promote the wel-
fare of the County' of
• I have the Honour to be, •
Gentlemen, • .
Your most Obedient, and very humble Servant,
CHARLES CFIAPLIN.
Blankney, June iSth, ISoz. ,

To the WORTHY and IN-DEPENDENT' ELECTORS
. of the BOROUGH of BARNSTAPLE.
GENTLEMEN,-
1-HE, happy Resicitation of Peace having offorcVed
A, me the opportunity to complete My Canvass, by pay-
ing my personal Respeds to tlic,e Gentlethen 'among you,.
who, from distance of Residence, I was previously pre-
vented from seeing, I feel it a duty incumbent on ma to
return you my very sincere Thanks. for the libet'al aia de-
cisive Promises you have given me, of your Support on to;;
Day of Eledion; and should i have the Honour of becom—
ing one of your Representatives, it will be my nighast am-
bition to render myself worthy of your Confidence, by toy
constant endeavours to promote the welfare of the Borough
of Barbstaiilc.
have the-Honour to be,
Wifil the greatest respda,
entlemen,
Your faithful. and much obliged humble SOrvant,
Rarnstaple, EDWARD PELLEW.
rPth June, 18e2.:

- E-NGLISH LOTTERY.
and Co. Stoc::.l3rol;:r., No. 11, Four
try, London,' City of Glasgow, .-Ir.d in most 6f. the prin-
cipaLToWns, are appointed te. 521 i Tickers end legal stamped
Shares f the above Lottery, which hey;,-.; &asking on the ad
diu.,..nst next. in the hist Irith Lottery (November 18011,
Two out of the tour hii;hest.P.rizes were sold in Share's by
SWIFT and Co. and in the last English Lottery, (March,
18)2.). Three of the Capital Prizes were also sold at their
offices, particularl, the Ticket No. 23976, the last Capital
Prize ever drawn.
NO IRISH LOTTERIES.

ON THE BANKS OF,THE-THAMES..
TO .BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A fkautiful FREEIIOLD ESTATB with Dwell-
,
ing-house, Gardens, &c. &c. 35 miles froM London,
three from Henley', and fOur from Marlow, contaiuiug 300
Acres of prime Beech Wood, and- 440 Acres of Arable. and
Pasture Land.
- • A large Manor, an extensive Fishery in the Thames,
which-bounds the Estate by the Sbuth. •
The whole is contained Within a King Fence, and the Land
is occupied by Toatits at • _
The House and Offices 'are large, and in goad order, being
now-inhabited by the Owner, and are frt for the reception of
a Gentleman's Family;. The Gardens and Shrubberies, eon,
taining together. tour Acres, are inclosed by a capital Wall,
well'plained with Fruit Trees.
,Immediate possession of the House and Garden, and of
stirtiCient Pasture Ground, may be had, if required.
Particulars may be had of Messrs.. Mayo and Pearc,
Cloak-lane, .London; and of Mr. Cooper, Halley, who
will give Tickets for viewing.the House and Premises, which
may be seen every Thm*6day from Ten_o'Clockto Foot.

•
Des rabic. HOUSE to LETT, called HYiviOKE
LAL. HA LL, consisting of two goad Parlours, a Hall, a
Housekeeper's Room, a lcitclien and Scullery adjoining,
with a Pump in it, an excellent PantrV, with a Bake-:house
and dry Cellar ; 'five.licd- rooms with Closets ; a good Car-
den walled round and planted with Fruit Trees; a Coach..
house, Stable, and Fuel-house, with Lofts over them,_ and a
small Meadow adjoining ; an Orchard planted with. yotin
Fruit Trees ; several } rust Trees on. the Common, with a
right of Common. . .
A-Cottage adjoining, consisting.of a Kitchen, two Pantries,
two 'Bed-rooms, and two Gardens (one partly walled„ with
cOnvenient Offices, may be had with it it desired.
Hymore Hall is situated in a dry healthy. situation, one
mile from' Nettlzhed, four from Henley; nine from Reading,
and about a quarter of a mile from the Turnpike-Road from
LOndon to 0 xford.
For further Particulars, inquire of the Rev. Mr. Schole-
field, at Witheridge Hill, near the Premises -; or of Mir.
Cooper, Solicitor, Henley.uprin.'rhames..

WORD OF ADVI.CE;,- •
F. celebrity which the AN TISCORBUTIC
DROPS,_ first invented by the late FRANCIS SPI LS-
BURY, No. Is, Soho-square, have, through a series of Sue..
cessful recommendations acquired, particularly': in- NerVous,
Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, render-sit an
incumbent duty of the present Proprietors to ,protea the
health of the'Public to
,the utmost of their power, by can.
tioning them against the purchase of a spuriouscomposi-
tion ; a line of condua they are induced to adopt from a sen-
timent of gratitude as well as a sense of their own per'sonal
rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Dispensary
as-above, and
,e4aih. Bottle is accompanied with List of
Cases, an ample Bill of Pireetions, and the Author's Treatise
on .Diet, Gout, &c. By permission of the Coramissioners of
the Stanip-Oilice, a stamp, printed in black ink, is affixed to'
each bottle, with the words,
_" Spilsbury and Co. No. is,
Soho-square," also " ley the King's l'atent," on tile Bottle,
kill, and Wrapper, that the Purchaser may be convinced of
being supplied ,with tile genuine Medicine, which is- sold in
bottles at ss. and it. .2.3. each, duty included in London,
by F. iNnvbert, and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard
and Evans, Ching and'Autler, E. Newhervt bacon, Bayley,
Bolton; Ward, Turtle, Wade, SwineV, Piddlng and Cockle ;
in .the Borough only by Clark; No. 269, and 43. Shaw,
'No. 74, ---' .• - • , ,

The Fifth Edition, with considerable Additions, of the
lAXIMS of HEALTHaII ESSAY ON IN-
A V
In GESTION
•containing
_advice to persons affileted
With Complaints, of the Stomach and Bowels; also to those
troubled with nervous, bilious, and goinv disorders, habitual
costiveness,. and head-ach ; together with medical_ advice to
Females illustrated-witn several remarkable cases, proving
b "rieficial erleds of the Medicines recommended' for the
above complaint's; with observationf on • that kind of food
affords the most nourish'Ment, and is the easiest of di-
gestion; on milk drinks, exercise, and air; includingA
•
TREATISE. ON SEA AND COLD-BATHINP,

And remarks. on the shower-bath; likewise explaining why
the sea az:d country air is inure salabrions than that of cities
and large towns.
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A•FLEA for RELIGION and. .the .SACRED
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an Appendix, containing the Author's Determination to have
relinquished his Charge in the Established Church, and the
.12..t:asons on which that Determination was foundcd.

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