The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-19 00:00:00

AVIS.

Citoyen MEOT previent la Noblesse En...
gloise, qu'il tient des apparteinens garnis, ineubles
dins le genre modernei, avec toutes- lea facilites pour le
service de sa maison elk a- tieuX .entrees; Tune par la
rue des Bons-Enfans, Pautre fait face au Palais-Egalite,
Palais-!loyali le passage de Valois :_
11 y a remises, ecuries, chev.a.ux, vOitures, et generate,
anent tout cc qui peut contribuer a rendre. un sejour agre-
, able. Les y trouverOntun asyle tranquille, aux
Conditions les plus honnkes. -
Son adresse est : An. Citoyen lect, maison de Chatillon,
entre la rue des Bons- nfans et le Palais-Egalite, vis-a-vis
le l a-sage de Valois, No. 1336. A Paris. ,

ROYAL ELABORATORY, GLOUCESTER.
COX, Chemist to the King, having fitted up
• Rooms for the sale-of his Pearls, Tablets, Lozenges,
Caehoes du Rose, Essences of Spices and British Plants, &c.
and having selected a very extensive Assortment of Sea, Fa-
'roily and Portable M EPIC IN E CHESTS on improved
ritlciples, he prstimes to hope that his Collection will be
'lound Nvortliy of Public Notice.
Cox's Ch;:rcoal Ventifrice; the, accommodation of the
DJnhility and Gentry residing in Town, is sold only by Mr.
Sunth, Perfitinzir to His Majesty, NeW Bond-street; Mr.
Golding, Cornhiil ;*and also; in • Edinburgh, by Mr. Smith,
Perfumer.
Tiiis day is published; 4th Edition, Crix's*Farnily Medical
Conendium, with an Esl.ay •,11 th Diseases of Trnpical
—sold by •Fce.cnecl: Di,se./1111 :':l',rray and Co.
Fleet ,street, and by the Anth,r,

HI.:.INL.F.A on THAM LS.
TO BE LET T, EURNISIIEDL UN FUR-
NI SHED, for such Terra as may he agreed on,,and im-
mediate possession giv:ll, P . DISE ROU.SE, near Hen-
leY On-Thames,--witl6-any-ouantity of G rass Laud, Alot ex -
ceeding Thirty Acres. The 1-19,.- G,rdens, Shruhi)ery,
are in the most comi,!:a crier, .„.d the Situation beautiful.
For Particulars, to Tr. Cooper, Soi.ci:or, at Hen-
-,!y, who wilt give Ti-k,:es of Pernus.ion to see the House
and Ground's. -

ARCHER: arid HAUGHTON , twin Dublin,
Irish Poplin and Tahbinet Imufaaurers a d Nl,:rcers
Her Majesty, their. -Highnesses • the Prince and
princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York,_ Dutchess
• of Wirternber:l., and J.:. Princesses, No.'B, Henrietta-street;
Covent-garden, London.
'File elevated Patronage 'Of Her Majesty, the different
and sliool,the Royal Family, and LadieS of the first Rank
d
it is hoed aas sufficiently establi.;he:h in the
a
°Pinion of diseemine; Public, the decided superiority of
-Archer's and. Hattgliton's Poplins and Tahbinets, gold,.
?i_lver, Figured, and Plain Chomberry MuSlins and Italian
Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to
Traler it unnecessary fOr that House to reply to the Adver—
lisernentS of others,, whose chief pretc.:Usiun to the trade is the
C°PYing of their Advertisemen:s.
C A UTI ON
• Whereas Archer and Naughton have been credibly in-
I •
(3.lned,, that a great many
.people in this- kingdom are now,
;1"I have 'aeon, for .some time past, manulatturihg and set-
llog Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferiOr quality,
_Under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufaelory, with
'.view to discredit and injur:• much- and a gross inipo-
!at'on on the Public in general;. they are determined, as far
as lies in their power, to prosecute to Co;ivietion Tatty person
°,,r persons so vendlng 'Poplins and Tabbinets, under the
'um.: of their Ma:tutacture, that was not actually bought at
their House "
%I' 'Merchants supplied to any Amount.
_ -

They ha-ve the honour to-i:equaint the Nobility and Gen-
try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater,variety
13t. Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in
Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at
prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the
thole being of their nwn manufacture :—they consist of
White and black Bourba.cens, Charnberry Mnslins, Cambric
Sarsenets, ltasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress 'Bar-
esc-'locia Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets,• Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs; Bombazets for
Servants,- &c. also ;a krimt 'Choice of. Patterns in grey Poplins
end Sarsenets, for .slight Mourning. English yard-wide
Poplins of a superior quality,. at 35. 6d. per yard ; Velures,
';)ouble black, Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different
atterzs plain; corded; striped,' kr Clergymen
Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow
dusty or greasy in wearing, beinz; of the very best triple doe.
Hol,osesecond price ever asked tor 'any ft-rticle. bought at their
. B. Ladies
own Spinning manufaaured into Poplins or
_,-Tootner,s; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion-
-A:01e Coloars, manukclured,on the shortest notice.

ke;olved, That the. Thanks of this Meeting be ofFilcd to
the High Sheriff, for having convened the County, and for
his Conduct on this day. - •
Resolved, That the Address and these Resolutions -be in-
serted in the Northampton /Viercufy, and THE SUN and Star
Papers. • •
Resolved, That the Thanks of the County he given to the
Yeomanry Cavalry, an.l the othei Loyal Volunteer Corps
of the County, and Town of Northampton, for their essAitial
Service.; during the War..

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A N ACCOUNT of the CAMPAIGN in 18ot,
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and Turkish Forces in Egypt. •.
By GENERAL REGNIEk.

Translated froin the French, with an Appendix, containing
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Nory, one of the Architects attached to the, Expedition. 25.

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For NERVOUS DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY.:
• Loss of Memory, Feebleness
Dimness of Sight, Horrors of Mind,
Pains of the Back and Loins, Paralytic Complaints,
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UNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
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whom it is acknowledged to possess the most efficacious pro-
perties in the cure of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the
exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes
the whole Nervous System. _

Gentlemen from the East and West Indies, whose habits
were relaxed by the heat or those CliMates, have received'
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A large Manor, an extensive Fishery in the, Thames,
which bound; the Estate by the South.
The whole is contained within a Ring Fence, and the Land
is occupied by Tenants at Will.
The House and Offices are large, and in gooci order, being
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a Gentleman's Family. The Gardens and Shrubbencs, con.
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well planted with Fruit Tues.
Immediate possession of the House and Carden, and of
sufficient Pasture Ground, may he had, if required,,
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BRECONST-lIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Bush-inn, in the Town of Brecon, on Saha.*
the 24th Day of July-next, between the Hours of Four and
Sir in the Afternoon, in One Lot,
THE SEVERAL FREKHOLD MESSUAGES,
FARMS, LANDS and PREMISES, hereinafter men-
tioned, subjed to such Conditions as shall be then produced ;
And hi case the said several Mcssuages and Premises should
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