The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-29 00:00:00

NEW INVENTED HATS.

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N consevence, 91 the, very great complaints of
late of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr.
HARE, of No. 71, Strand, who. has resided there these 2o
years, to try ,the experimesit of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea-
ver, and which he has found to answer his most ardent execs.
•tations, not only tOr their durability, which, on trial, will he
found to wear out near two such flats ss,are made in the
• usual wa), tl Mole Fur inAing them so much hoer, and of
a Closertexture t han, the N'AilAtIS course Furs that are usually
ina.le 115 G of in 'the tvlaitufatliire of flats ; and, with Other
good qualities, the Fur will not conic oft; which has. been so
much cmiiplainecl tit, of late, as well as their taking a most
beautiful Wick, .which will retain their cOlour : and being
the ManufaCturer of his own Hats, he sells them at the very
low price of tt. ss. Stampi included..
Army, Navy, Folding, and 'Ladies' Hats.—Centlemen
in the Cotintry should send the number of inches round the
outside of the Crown. - • -

N. 15... Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchants
fo4Y..portiktion. -. •
- Mole Skins bought in any quantity.
I.etters about Mole Skins must be post-paid,

CAPITAL TOWN. RESIDENCE, PORTMAN.'
SQUARE:. .
110 *be' Sold by 'Private Contraa, uncommonly
cheap, one of the best Houses iIY Portman.squaro, re.
plete with every sort of Convenience, and fit for the imme-
diate reception of u Family of Distintlic.n.. There arc two
t...:4411.71i0u5e5,. and Stabling for Light Horses.
A large Sum' of Money having been recently. expended on
theTreiniks, they are now in perle4 Repitir, and fiftY.six
Yearit'ot the I.e.ise were uneitpired'at Vliristriiits last.
:„To-he viewed with Tickets, by applying to Mr: Mower.
"Upholsterer, No. zoil, th:.forti.street, between Orchard and
•Portman-street. • .•

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