The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-31 00:00:00

NEWBURY WAGGONS.

JKING, of Northbrook-s!reet, finding that his
• other Engagements would not admit of his paying the
requisite attention to the above Business, has relinquished it,
and disposed of the Stock to Messrs. William and James
Church of G reenham, near Newbuty.
Newbury, March az, ISo2. . . .

\NT HEREAS EDWARD JARRATT, lately
V belonging to His Majesty's Dock-yard at Sheerness,
stands indicted for unlawfully having, in his Possession a
quantity of Canvas' and other Naval Stores, marked with
the King'S Marks: Whoever- will apprehend, or give such
Information to Mr., BiCknell, •of Spring Garden Terrace,
London, Solicitor of the Admiralty, as may be the means of
apprehending the said Edward !arratt, shall receive a RE-
WARD of TEN POUNDS, from the said Nir. Bicknell.
The said Edward jarratt about 54 years of age,s feet 9
inches high, of a fiir complexion, wears a wig, and is rather
found shouldered. ' • •

The Patentee sincerely tCgtets his inability to oblige his nu-
ineroils Correspondents, by giving publicity to the whole of
the LetterS addressed to him fot that purpose, but he trusts,
those whOse Cases are,omitted,, will withhold their censure;
on being informed, that the publication of the Iyhole,
ceived within the last eleven nynths, would have tilled a
'moderate . quarto volume. Several severe strictures. also on
the proceedings of. certain *Medical Gentlemen at- Bath and
Bristol, the Patentee hopes he shall be excused for oinitting,
and for introducing in their room, a short and plain statement
of simple fads, whiCh abundantly shew the-absurdity of
these attempts, without the employment of acrimony, whiCh
should eVei be avoided.

lb this Work, infOrmation will be given of a most, daring
attempt at misleading . the Public, which is no- less than the
discovery that the .Etperiments lately published, purporting
to have been made by fictitious Traciors, to spew the ineffi-
cacy.ot7 the real ones, appear on investigation to be entire
falsehood, the whole proving a fabrication.
The body of evidence, in the present work of the Patentee,
is far more important than in that of any former Book. The
posa4sors of the Tractors, being entitled to it gratis, are re,.
quested 'to apply for it to the Author, in Leicester-square.--=
'Sold to others at tke low price of is. by J. Johnson, Saint
Paul's Church-yard, and all other Booksellers.
'N. B. :The TraCtors may be had as usual, price Five ui-
neAs the Sdt, of B„. D. Perkins, A. M. the Patentee, in the
house of the late Surgeon Hunter, -Leicester-square ; and of
Frederick Smith, Chemist and Druggist, in the Hay-Jnarket,
London.

PRESENTS, &c. from INDIA

VAMILIES and OFFICERS, or the Proprietors.
of INDIA SHAW LS, Musi ins, Gold and Silver ditto,
"China, &c. having a wish to dispose .of them, irmy at all
times Lind a Purchaser, by addressing a Letter, post-paid, to
G. T, S. at the London . Coffee-house, Ludgate-nil!,
,de-.
scribing what the Articles consist of, and where they may
be viewed—lf approved, immediate Cash will be given for
them. - • '

NSTANT MONEY LOANS.—People of Con-
or or high Family Alliance, or Heirs to handsome
FortuneS, on personal obligation only; Ladies having Settle-
ments, or Jointures ; Clergymen Livings ; or Persons possess-
ed of f,and, Houses, Dividends of Stock, Annuities, or other
efficient Securities, may be now convenienced with occasional.
or lasting, capital or interior SLkII4S, through the respedable
medium of a Gentleman, instead of a common Brokuri. The
Author's intimate Connedicins being of the very first class of
opulence and resped, • and the disengaged floating Monies,
delegated to his apiiropriatiOn, being seldom less than Sc, Cool.
and sometimes extending to 30,0001. or more, it necessarily
follows; that applications to him cannot be subjed„ as in the
ordinary channels, to exposure, delays, -or final disappoint,
rent ; but.that fidelity, celerity, and certainty, must unfail-
ingly accompany every Trust and Loan he undertakes.
Those Persons of Distinction, or others, who pre-conceive
a superiority in this publication.„ will find their confidence
folly gratified,• on directing,. with real signatures, for Mr. H.
Jackson, to the'earc.of Mr. Rii:hmond, Master of the N'ew
Chapter Colfee-house; Duke's-court, Long-acre, London,
and the .postage paid.

TO'GENTLEMEN OF RANK AND FASHION.
• PATENT PERRUQUES.
•

CORRECT IMITATION'S OF NATURE. s
folui, than a Year has elapsed since T. BOW_
.I.V.LMAN produced his Patent Perruques—they •have more
than answered his expec...Ltions—their ,superiority is every
where acknowledged. From the peculiar lightness of the
Patent Springs, which are not half the weight, yet more than
double the elasticity of the common Springs, the Perruque
is so easy as scarcely to be felt, yet adheres ciosely to the
Head, and are perfectly secure. Their excellency is, by no
means confined toll& Springs only : they are-not made on a
cawl or close solid body, which heats the-Head, yet obstructs
perspiration, shrinks up, soon becomes foetid and unpleasant ;
but X. 14.,s arc, sufficiently warm in Winter, although very
light, cool, and pleasantin S ummer. The Flair is sewed 6n
so a's to show no star or finish on the crown, or that heavy
ridge which marks the vulgar Wigs. • They will comb up.in
the front a la Huppe ,in a fine stile.„ and chew ,more- of the
Forehead than any other : they will dress or comb in any di-
rection, and from nis recent improvements and peculiar man-
ner of weaving the Hair, they.cannot be perceived from the
growing Hairs.
The Prices as _usual.: Common Undress Crops 3 guineas.
Patent Dress Crops, beautiful picked Hairs, 4 and 5 guineas.
Patent Full-Dress, for Powder, 4 and 5 guineas. He makes
no Perruque under 3 gmneas,_ or any Patent one under 4 gui.
neas.

On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, T. B. goes abroad
(himself) to take Orders, and to lit-on; On Mondays; Wed-
nesdays, and Fridays, heiis at home, where he has i'ivestif-
facat Apartments for the accommodation of his CuStomers.
He has had a Copper-plate engraved, which enables any
Lady or Gentleman to take an accurate measure of their own
Head., Sent by Post when wrote for, bat not delivered in
LOndon.

LADIES PATENT HEAD-RESSES, as usual, from 4
to zo guineas. ..
Hair-cutting; at home zs. 6d.—Abroad ss.
No. 102, New Bona-street, •
One Door above Brook-street.

Dr. NORRIS's DROPS

THE pre•yalency of Coughs, Colds, Obstruftions,
and. llauxions in the Head, has seldom equalled the
present period. As a Cure in these distressing complaints,
this Nledicine is recommended to public attention; so ellec-'
tual are its operations,' that the constitution is cleared froth
all impurities arising from this source, which too trequently,
by remaining,. lay thelOundation of.the most dangerous future
consequences.
The family bottle (ass.) is only to be had at the Co tor.'s
House, Lower ltrook-•struts, where all orders for Exportation
are executed. The smaller size sold wholesale and retail by
Bicon, leboult and Co. No. rso, Oxford-street ; and retail,
by all otlwr Venders 41. Medicitle, • • _ •

• ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,' -
Match 25, 1802.
dIIS MAJESTY, from: a Cogriaer,.aiov of the
many and very essential Advantages to be derived from the
E stablithmentof an Institution, ftr the purpose ctfiliording a I;egu-
lar Military Education to those who may, frctr earty , iwe,!dei
for the Afilituty Profession, and who t t this nt4as intty
grounded in Science previous to their. attaining the Age that
them, -consistently with His Majesty's Reguiatk,,, iu tcld
the Army, having been pleased to- e.itablith nstitu-
tion under the Title. of THE ROYAL MILITARY COL-
LEGE, and to appoint Commissionks
_fir the C..ntroul,.liire,c7i,n,
and Managemert of all .4.fairs &longing thciet:;, and ha'ing
reaed that, until *the intended College Shall be etre.jie 'a
the Yunior alyrtment thereof; upOn. a 11,tii:ed
formed at Great 'Marlow,* in the Backs ;
sinners for the Affairs of the said Rsyal College do
give public Notice, that a commodious House and Pt - -
been taken, and are now nearly ready Pr the r,-c: p
Hundred Gentlemen Cadet.;, whoare to be I:tt-nted 1,16
and to be called the First Cm2pa,9, of the yuni,,(.Depai taint

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For the Liar/nation of those wLom it may eimeet7.l, the
ing are the leading Rule.t: Orders, and Reg,alations _for the sa.'.l
Depar, ment
The Cadets are to be received upon Three different Esta.
blishments, viz.
Thirty, the Sons of Officers who have died or been maimed
in His Majesty's Service:
These are to receive their Education, Board, and Clothing,
.free from Ex pence.
Twenty, the Sons of Officers aduaily in His Majesty's.
Service:
These are to pay Forty Pounds per Annum each, for which
they arc to receive their Educations, Board, and Clothing."
Thirty, the Sons of Noblemen and Gentlemen, and
Twenty, the• Cadets of the Last India Company's Service :
These are to pay Ninety Guineas per"Annuni each, foi
which they are to receive their Education, Board, and Cloth-
ing. Linen is not included. . .
No Cadet to be adMitted who is under Thirteen, or above
Fifteen Years of Age, or who has any mental or bodily Defect
which may disqualify him for Military Service; he is to pro.
duce a satisfactory Certificate of the Time of his Birth. •
Every. Candidate for Admission is to ne well grounded in a
Knowledge of Graminar and common Arithmetic; he is also
to write a good legible f-Load., •
The Qualifications caat Candidate Will be enquired ihto
by the Governor, and examined by a Collegiate Board.
The Cadets will be formed • into a Military Body'. and, in-
structed .in Languages, and the Military Sciences and Duties,
by ProtesSors and'Masters of approved abilities. The. CaTiets
of the East India Company will likewise he:instructed in the
Oriental. Languages.
Public Examinations will be held, for the purpose of ascer-
taining the Progress of ImorOVernent ; and no Cadet will be
recommended .trom the College for a Commission until he
has undergone a public Examination, and has received a Cer.
tiiicate as' to' his. suthc:ency.
• No .Cadet can remain longer than Pour Years at the Col--
lege.
The health and morals of the Cadets will be strialy at-
tended to, and habits of temperance and economy strongly
inculcated.

Applications to be adireurd to she Governor of Rgal
lacy College, under co✓er to ;be Right lonou, able the ,ecretary
at Lirar, 11 'ar-Office.,

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

--.
- . March 24, - ISQ2..
TH'COURT of DIRECTORS • 'of the
USITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS cf ENG-
LA N D trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,-
That a General Gulf of the sail Cop:pa:7 will be held at their
House, in Leadenhall-streit, pn Thurthay, the .Bth of April next,.
at Eleven o'Cloele in the Forenoo,r, to take into consideration the
Subjea of the Priz.,ate Trade to and from India:
W1LL1.4.11. RA sIIS4Y, Sec-,