The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-29 00:00:00

SA 1 URDA Y, MAY 29, :802

HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT. ROOMS.
MISS
.LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an
ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is my.-
Open, and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted,
front Nine in the Mona-Oat-Evening.

Admittance One Shilling

PANTHEON, May 28, aoz.
BALLOONS and PARACHUTE.

rrHt PUBLIC are most respeaftilly informed,
that the EXHIBITION of M. GARNERIN:.s.BAL-.
LOONS and PARACHUTE; which was advertised for
the ad of lune next, at Marlborough-Gardens, Chelsea, is
unavoidably POSTPONED for a few days, in consideration
of the damage that might accrue to the neigibouring Gar—
dens-and Grass Lands, from the great concourse-of persons-
who are expetied to assemble ;
,an inconvenience that M.
Garnerin would most anxiously avoid.—li is- in coritempla.,
tion to obtain the use of a more central and eligible spot, of
which public notice will be. fort hwi th given.
All Tickets issued- for 11Iarlborough-Garilcos
.will be re-
ceived at such place; and, in the meant time, the Exhibition
of the Balloons. and Parachute will continue as usual at. the
Pantheon, Oxford-Street.

IIV:E. CREDITORS of Sir WATKI.N. LEWES
are requested to send to Mr. WRIGHT, at No.
Inner Temple lane, an Account of their Claims end the
nature of their Securities, on or before the rsth day of ruile
next, for an immediate arrangement, or they will be excluded
the benefit thereof. •

May 28, :Boz. •

J. WRIGHT.

This Day was published,

In Four large Volumes, Bvo. illustrated with 2S Engrav-
ings and toD Wood Cuts, price al. as. in boards,

MI-IE-DOMESTIC ENC/CLOPEDIA ; or a
1. DICTIONARY of FACTS and USEFUL KNOW.:
LEDGE : comprehending, aconcise View of the latest _Dis-
coverieg; Inventions, and Improvements, chidist applicable
to Rural and Domestic Economy; together with Descrip-
tions of the most interesting objeCls of Nature and Art; The
History of Men and Animals; in a state of Health or Dis-
ease; and eta ical Hin'ts'reSpeaing.the Arts and Manufac-
-thres, both familiar and commercial.

I3y A. F.. M. WILLICII, M. D.
Author of the Lectures on Diet anal• Regimen, &c. &c.
DEDICATED TO THE KING., by Special PArmission,
London: Printed for J. Murray and S. Highicy, No. 32,
Fleet-street; Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; G. Ke'arsley,
Fleet-street; H. D. Symonds, and T. Hurst, Paternoster-
row';and the Author. • • • •

A 'FEW COPIES of the above Wail:. were primed: on a
FINg'YELLOW WOVE PAPER, with PROOF IM-
PRESSIONS of the ENGRAVINGS and C UTS; and inay
be had, price zt-. 16s. in boards.

DEB.RETT's PtERAC;E,
Corrected to May 12, aoz,
This Day was. published, handsomely. .printed on superfine
yel low wove paper, in two neat Pocket Volumes, price 14s.
in boards,

Embellished with a PORTRAIT of HIS NIAJESTV in
his, coronation Robes, enkiaved by _Milton ;, an,
TRODUeTION to HERALDRY, the ARMS of the
PEERS, theORIIERS ofKNIGHTHOOt), KNIGHTS

of the.BATii, ,84-c. neatly and corrally engraved ;
E BRE T T's PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOT,LAND.,‘,and IRELAND : containing. an AC-
count of all -the-P RS, whether by Tenure, Summons,
hr Creation ; their collateral Branches, .Births,,, Marriages,
and Isthe,; FAMILY NAMES, and TITLES of ELDEST
SONS ; a Coknplete and Alphabetical Arrangement of their
MOTTOES, with correct Translations; E xtind, Forfeited
and Dormant. Peerages; an . AcCount: of the different- OR-
DERS ot:KNIGHTHOOD in the Three Kingdoms; with
a List of . Per Sons who have received the HONOUR of
KNIGHTHOOD during the present Reign, Sie'. &c. Sec.
'Printed for J. Debrett, opposite..Burlington4iunse, Pic-
cadilly andC. Rivington, St. Paul's. Churdt-yard; T.
'Bgerton, Whitehall ;' Clarke and'Sons,. Poreugal-street, Lin-
eoln's Inn ;• ';Cresby- and Co. in Statiouers'-court ; W.
'Miller, Old,Bond-street; • J. Harding, St. James's-street';
CuthelLand Martin, Middle-row, ,Holborn; and R. Lisa,
Cbriipton-streeit, Soho. ' '• •
**** The, Editors respedfully acknowledge the, original
commenications with. which they have been honoured by the
Nobility ofthe United Kingdoms, which have enabted them
,to present the Public with the most accurate account of the.
Peerage hitherto extant.

• COLUNE,L FULLARTON's LETTER.
Speedily will be published,
ALETTER addressed to the Right Hon. WM.
JI NDHANI, showing the influence of. the ANTI-
,Pi;CIFIC DOCTRINES, lately urged in Parliament, as
they would ati'ed the Internal Strength, Subsistentie, Re-
sources, and Condition of the' Couritry'; with a view of Cir-
cumstances which prove injurious to the,efficamof Military
Arrangements,
~to Commercial Intercourse, ail to Political
Relations between this-Country and*Other States.
To which are added,

Suggestions in Reply to Mr. Windha'rfi'S. Remarlc&on the
Causes of Decline in the rower, Character, and Coaducl of
Nations.'

By Colonel FULLARTON, of Fullarton, 1,. R. S. M. P.
for the County
Printed to; I. Debrett,. oppgstte Burlington-Hou§e, Picca-
dilly.

O f whom may be had, •
Colonel Fullarton's Letter to Lord Carrington, price as. 6d