The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-10 00:00:00

LAST NIG HT—R
Pru-MORRO'N EVENING,ANELAGH. JUNE 11, 18oz,

SWILL BE GIVEN

A SUPERB FETE.
°ll,:which occasion, the ROTUNDA will be beautifully and
64eirbly ILLUMINTAT ED with many thousand variega_
Atct- 44irrrPs :
and'le GREAT SALOON, ereaed by the NOBLEMEN
. eel 4,, GENTLEMEN of BOODLE's CLUB, will be Illu-
e!nated and Decocatecl in a style ot the greatest Magnin-
and Slendor.
'eing Posit pively the last Night of its being exhibited.
A CONCERT
°P VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
he erfored :
at welve o' C locWillk, thep celebramted Mons. RUG GIE RI
will display his wonderful abilities in
E4,c„A MAGNIFICENT FIRE _ WORK,
''Y similar to the one he displayed at the National Fete
at Paris
rEylA„rid which will conclude with the much admired
"4t-LE of ACHILLES, representing the Discharge of
Ad:„., Artillery and Musquetry during a Battle.
1441:te Seven Shillings each Person, Tea and Coffee in-
t eluded.
4t N9ll°let'S to be opened at Eight, and the Concert to commence
112• Tickets for pri#ate Coach Stands to be had at Ranelagh

INFASHIONABLE DANCING BY Mr. ALLEN
rtIVATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle_
r 4 men of any age, who have never learnt this accomplish-
-417,d, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher-
tLi-street, Coldeu.scluare, and No. ro, Great Alic-street,
tajc They arc taught on a plan particularly
I,—.U.lated for those to who it is an objeCt to acquin
ion. it ex-
rgilittously,-privatelv, and in m the first stvle of fash
‘vi°reigners, .Officers, and Country Residents, who may
t_t to learn in a few das, ma board and lodge privately
house, and receive constant instruction.
klk,„ilese Academies are open all the Summer, and though
illso-'ate principally for grown up people, yet children are
hrti. instructed twice a week on the usual terms ; and if not
tai ;let forward, as much in one year, as at schools in gene-
* ~t.llO, no charge made for their instruction_
AerL, air. Allyn disowns all present concern with his late
-very in Haydon-square.
SIIA—)PEAItE PRINTING.OFFICE, CLEVELAND-
SOW, ST. lAMES's.
BuLmEa begs leave to inform the Ad-
that ,
he bas t • mirers of-fine Printing, and the Public in general,
his day published an elegant Edition of
SOMERVILE's CHASE,
1414
apA ge Octavo, pace iss. 1-ooarels ; ernb:!llished with 13
vropriate Engravings on Wood, executed in a style of pecu-
orxtneerit, by those distinguished Artists Messrs. BE WICK ,
S Id sastle-h poti-Tyne.
Pali' by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to His Majesty,
t OillltrY.
; and by the Principal Booksellers in Town and

SEIZRFS's TATTLE SEA TORCH;
R TRUE GUIDE to COASTING PILOTS.
Subscribers to the above Work are respeetfully in-
.e_°_rrned, that the books which were subscribed for and
not yet delivered, may be had on application to J. De-
ets
et t Bookseller, Piccadilly ; . White; Fleet-street ;
i• Sewell, Cornhill, London ; C. Mottley, Ports.
et oth, and E. Hoxland, Dock, Plymouth. Non.Subscrib-
,!! May also be supplied as above, and at the different Book-
°tilers in Town and. Country. Price Three
,Ll:lnforeseen circumstances having occasioned the delay in
Zvering the Work; the Proprietors take this opportunity of
tt2loig to the Subscribers and the Publicthe same
assurint; them, every attention will be paid to their
atllle Little Sea Torch having been published under the
scP,2ces the Admiralty, and the rezpeelable ►
list of Sub-
lh w'rs, composed of most of the Admirals and Captains of
Navy, at once stamps the utility of this Work,
(-rtiboldens the Proprietors to recoMmmend the Book, to
wners of Shins, arid Captains i n theerchant's Servicc;
whom it wld uc tound in every reaped serviceable. The
be°l( contains upwards of one hundred appearances of Head-
LiAlit-h,)uses, &c. which open to view as the ves-
t] s near the Shore. Plans of the principal Harbors, and
1, ear instructions how to navigate along the Coasts of E ng-
Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Sicily,
ethe Isles of Malta, Corsica, and Sardinia, and others in the
traits,a'cl of the Coast of Barbary, from Cape Bon to Cape
erd,

Furst: TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
• suant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made
V, a Cause the EARL of :'3ACCLESFI ELD against
I•ACKA, before Edward Leeds, Esq one of the
asters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in
.01itharripton-builtlings, Chancery-lane, London, in 21
on :bland ay the i;-,t and Tuesday the z/d days of
thee, tliaz.' between the hours of Five and Six O'Clock in
r\ Afterno,
1-1 NDRonY FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
dec., ESTATES late of THOMAS BLACKALL, Esq.
s situate in the several Parishes of Islington, Horn-
oef‘-':,and Hackney,in the Cottoty of Middlesex; in the Parish
tlitchin, in ile. County of"Hertford ; in the Parish of
tlin,leton, in the County of Berks ; at Swallowtield, near
of 13"°,_ad from Reading to Basingstoke, in the said County
ih the S; and in the City of Coventry. And also one Share
4w 's of River Company, and five Irish Tontine Deben-
soptva,rtieulars" emaa'yLbe had at the said Master's Chambers,
of Vampton-builclings • of Messrs. Graham, Lincoln's Inn-
Hollier, of Tliaine, Oxfordshire ; of Mr. Eade;
1,10nr; of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Rich-
, Surrey ; and of Mr. Thomas Grimes, White Bear
oventrv.

,„ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES.
A-tu BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Beautiful FR EEHOLD ESTATE, with Dwell-
Thre !flg-house Gardens, &c. &c. 35 miles from. London,
Are from Henley, and four from Marlow, containing 300
Pare,r of
Lana`ri Beech Wood, and 440 Acres of Arable and
ture
Ivilt bouts 1s
Estate n extensive Fishery in the Thames,
'h bgoundsthe by South'.
is he whole is contained within a Ring Fence, and the Land
The
by Tenants at Will.
House and Offices are large, and in good °tiler,- being.
Gentleman;^' inhabited by the Owner, and arc tit for the reception ot
ta's Family. The Gardens and Shrubberies, con-
vering together four Acres, are inclosed by a capital Wall,
I planted with Fruit Trees.
5t14,11 !nediiite possession of the House and Garden, and of
_ cleat Pasture Ground, may be had, if required.
articulars may be had of Messrs. Mayo and Pearse
YCloak-lane London; and of Mr. Cooper, Henley, who
Thal give Tickets for viewing the House and Premises, which
1............1e.„1TLevery Thursday from Ten o'Clock to Four.

TMPOSITION never having been so general as at
the present crisis of tinte, it is a duty incumbent on every
Person who is in possession of a Medicine of established re.
DPntation, to adopt the most certain means of preventing the
ossibility of a spurious composition being foisted on the
Pilu, to the obviously. endangering the lives of the afilict-
dis..eand undeservedly hringiss an invaluable preparation into
sent Stneeln• It is these considerations that induce the pre-
bßi,rroprietors of the well-known ANTI SCORBUTIC
bis,'" PS, first prepared by the late Francis Spilsbury, at his
SengnsarY, No. 13, Soho-square, to acquaint Nervous,
utic Go t
the
on, u y, and Rheumatic Patients, that the above is
ber_.stY. place, where they are prepared genuine, and that by
ttainnal sion of the Commissioners of the Stamp-Othce, a
•wordP' Pr anted in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the
.
4, Spilsbury and Co. No. 13, Soho-square," with
tiltthe
the King's Patent," on the Bottle, Bill, and WrappFr,
thn purchaser may be convinced of being supplied with
1. genuine Medicine, which is sold in bottles, at 3s. and
ti.6-P: each duty included, by the general Venders of Patent
tucines in Town and Country.