The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-07 00:00:00

LYCEUM.
NOW OPEN,
DHZ EXHIBITION .of an extensive HISTO-
RICAL. PICXUREs painted by ROBERT KER
ORTER, executed upon the same grand scale as the
btorrsfing of Seringapatam and the Siege of Acre, anti corn-
Prehendingi-'at one view, the -most striking and interesting
l)oints of contest between the English and French Forces, on
th 6 meinaable 2ist-orMarcl, !Rol, at the

BATTLE OF ALEXANDRIA,
The event of which terminated a destructive War so much to
the Glory of the British name, and finally restored•to Europe
the Blessings of Peace.

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The PI CT U RE is painted from personal communications
of,the very first authority, giving a corred idea of the situa-
tions and movements of nearly the whole Line of both Armies,
and introducing in the various Groups, which Occupy the
foreground above 90 Portraits of British Office's ; the sur-
Io luiding Figures of. to subi4.l being also painted front the
tile. •

Descriptive Sketches to be had at the Place of ExhibitiOn,
which will be open every day, torn Nineo'Clock till dusk.
Admittance One Shilling.

FRANCE.

A GENTLEMAN, with his Wife and Datigh-
-ter, who are going to France for two or three months
and haVe aLandsome travelling Coach, wish for some Person
of Charn.,ElertajOin them, who has not much Baggage.
Address a Line to G. R. at the Stratford Coffee-house,
0 X;l9 rd- road.

rROMIONE ro FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS
-1; will be presented to any Gentleman or Lady who will
procure fol. the Advertiser, an adequate Permanent Place
? Employment under Government. The most inviolable
secrecy'will bi observed.
Letters from Principals of authorised Agents, addressed to
t. Y. at No. 173, Piccadilly, neaily opposite Burlington—
house, will be properly.ittended t 7.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
WANTED a PARTNERSHIP in the Profes-
sion .oi.the Law, with. some Gentleman of -re-
Spedability, either' in'. Town or Country, whose concerns
require the f a Partner, or who may wish to relax
mills application to-Business. The Advertiser would either
132.cipate in, or take the Management of, the more alive
Part.

Fo 7articulars,- apply personally, or direa, post-paid,
'with r rea,Names .:nd Address, to Messrs. Clarke and Turner,
Warwick-,ourr,Respeaable references fi 1 1
be required

QUARTER: iVIASTER or PAY-MASTER.
A Perso:, conversant in Army Accounts, whO can
!lave the first ►rco,f,neidations, unquestionable security,.and
laas an handsome prc.)erty of his
.ol.vm, would be glad to suc-
ceed a Person who wished ro retire. In return for anintro-
ciudion, if he required any assistance to make up his Ac-
counts, would be very bappy to accommodate him upon his
own time-and terms:

Letters, post-tree, addressed to T. L. et'Mr. Mayhew's,
Cabine-maker and Upholsterer, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-
quure, meet every attention and discretion necessatv.
No objection to a Black Corps, or Regiment in the West
Indies.

ROYAL HOTEL, TAVF RN, and ASSEMBLY •
ROOMS, AItvRATE.
IDMAN, (late Bensonl, returns his most
.iIN. grateful thanks for the very liberal Encouragement he
experienced during last Season, and begs leave to inform the
I•Tobility and Gentry frequenting Margate, he has recently
fitted up the Hotel in a superior stile of nzatness, for the re-
ception of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a strict
attention to merit the continuance of their future Favours
s. He also tarries oat the Wine Trade, as usual, where Fami-
lie3 ;nay dor '.11,1 boring 0,11214 mi with s3"-'7,'
the firs! quality. _
Post Chaises' Glass Coaches, Sociables,*c. to let.
Kidman begs leaye to request the favour of those Families
'who may wish to engage 14i-talents by letter, to address to
hi-;t at the Royal Hotel, as frequent mistakes have occurred
fri:ln its not being generally known that Mr. Benson has no
euncem in the-R-oyal Hotel. ,
iliargate," May zo,—sSoz.

WANTED TO RENT-FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
HOUSE tit for.the'Residenct• of a Gentleman's
Family, in a dry, healthy, and elevated Country,
g0c,,1 Roads. and 'Neighbourhood; and not exceeding five or•six
Miles :coin a good Marltetand Post Town. A small Farm,
°t. 150 or 200 Acres of Land, will be required, and also the
eXcliisive right to sporrover a Mad Or.
Letters directed, or applicationmade personally to Mr
John HinxMad, No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, will be lin-
Illediately attended to. '

WANTED TO RENT, on Lea§e, a Mode-
.
rate-sized FAMILY HOUSE. :with from Fifty to
Iwo Hundred Acres of Land, not nearer than ten, nor far
tiler than sixty miles from London. Essex will be -.
objed-
ed to:

Address to Mr. Webb, Post-Office, Weybridge, Stirrey,
.Itentioning terms and all other particulars.

TQ THE FACULTY.,
TO BE DISPOSED' OF, the BUSINESS, toge-
ther witlethe' slop, Fixtures, and the neat Fumi-
'lire; &c. of a Surgeon- retiring from Praaice. The House
(which is rented) stands eligibly situate in a genteel and
tziurishing Market Town, within 5o miles of the Metro-
. Pons, and will be found from circumstances to be at this
'time particularly advantageous.
Explanation. will be given, if Letters .are directed to
:11,7r. Standen, No: s 00, Ncwgate-street.

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PRESENTA'I;ION toa LIVING in DORSET-

TO BE SOLD 'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;
' the.-NEXT PRESENTATION to a RECTORY •in
County of of the Annual Value of about Two
Hundred and Fprty,Pounds.

piesent Incumbent: is in an extreme ilb state of
"aith.
Particulars may be known on application to Mess. Blake,
Cook's-court, .Carev-street. London; or to Mr: Baldwin,
Solicitor, Ringwood Hants.

A PLEASANT RESIDENCE in CHUDLEIC
DEVON. ,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE FEE in Possession of a Substantial and
New-built Double Front • DWELLING-HOUSE,
:with all necessary and -convenient Offices,, a good walled
Carden, containing abo-ut Three Quarters of an Acre; toge-
ther with about Half an Acre of Ground, which surrounds
the House: lt is built near-the West end of the Town, on a
'very healthy and delightful spot ascending from the street,
from which the House, inclosed by wall, is distant about
-130 feet. The situation of the Premises (being retired from
the 'Town, and open to a beautiful View of a romantic
'Country round it) makes the residence desirable fora Genteel
atnily•
l' he House consists of two Parlours, One lira feet by z 6; the
other 17 by Is, a Hall Co feet by 16, and a large Kitchen on
the Ground Floor; five commodious Bed-rooms (one of
Which`may be made. a good Drawing-room) on the Second
Floor ; also five good Bed-rooms with Closets an the Third
rloor, and a large Garret over the same.
Chudleigh is situated near the River Teign, in a fine
Dporting Country, is a good Maiket Town the Post Road
.I,om Exeter to Plymouth, is distant, nine miles fioni..the
'former, .and seven from 7eigninouth and Dawlish, much
frequented Watering Places.
To accommodate a Purchaser, Sixteen Acres of Clrolind,
„!: any part thereof, about a quartet of a.mile from. the..Honse,
Por "15Y be purchased with it,
further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to
,7.1 r. Dolling, Attorney, -in Chudleigh.
June 28th,' iBoz. •