The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

MONEY MATTERS

ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans-
ailed, with the strictest honour, pUnCtuality, and se-
crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Anntlity Bank,
No. 5, Great • Suffolk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities,
Mortgages, Estates; Church-Livings, Dowers,' Jointures,
Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode ormatter,
as circumstances may be. .Large Sums of Money always
ready for well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal
price will be giverf,according to age and security, and all
Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure' 'of. the
Grantor.
Principals, or their Attornies, applying personally, before
Three o'Clock, will be treated,with in the .most
_expli it
manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered.
N. B. A large Surn or Money -ready to purchase:Freehold
or Leasehold Houses, in approved situations. •

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THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respeafully informed, I. BURGESS and
Son's GEN.ULNE EsSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
to be prepared by theta in the same manner that has given
such un►versal approbation for many years past.
. • The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opin►on of the Country at large, ik n t 1 of
Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility- of their Essace of Anchovies and other
rich Sauces fcr Fish, &c. induces.th,qn, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in
purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine;
but at their Warehouse as under. _ .

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality. .
West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the Army rind 1,4:0/v.. supplied upon the shortest notice for
the East Wzst
Warehou4e,• N0..197, corner of Savoy-steps,

3trnd,- London.

BENNINGTON HOUSE..

MiO be SOLD, 4nd_entered upon. mrndiatcly, a
GENTEEL HOUSE, ill the Gothic Stile, newly
built, situate upon the Great North Road, half way between
Granthark and Newark, in the County of Nottingham ; con-
siting of an elegant Di:ll4lg- Room, with Drawing-Room,
Breakfast-Parlour, Library, Kitchen, and Butler's Pantry,
Eleven Lodging Rooms, Brewhouse, Dairy, &c. Coach-
House, Stables with Granary over, cow. House for Four
Cows, a large Barn, Dove-cote, and other convenient Out-
buildings, with excellent Fruit, Pleasure and Kitcnen Gar-
dens, also several Closes of rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture
Land,, containing in the whole about Thirty Acres.
Af,p,tylo R. Stanley, Esq. No. 8, Norfolk-street, Strand;
or to tne•Rev. Dr. Stanley, Ilarcston, near Grantham, if by
letter, post-paid.

• .__ HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD NY - PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE FREEHOLD ES FATES of BUCK-
LAND, RRIXE VS, and PASFORD, containing
58-4 A. 3R. 3o1). with two Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, &c.
situate within a mile of Lymington, commanding a tin::
View of the Isle of Wight, &.;;. with a curious Ronaith En-
campment in the midst of them.
Also the foll 6 wi4; Leaseholds, viz.
A. p .

A good Dwelling...house, Garden, and close,
containing - -- - - - . - 1 2. 24
The Brick Ground at Pasford, - - - a ::.; 2.4
Aid Fotir Cottage Tenements and Gardens in

L mington, _ - _ - o I 20
Tor further Particulars,. inquire of j. F. Knight, of An-
derston, near Biandford, Dorset ; or of Mr. James Newell,
of Lymington, who will direct the Premises to be shewn. .
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CHUDLEIGH, DEVON.
TO BE SO.-D,ln FEE, by PRIVATE 'CONTRACT,

VVich I mrn'ediate Possessivi

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AHandsome New-built Double Front DWELL-
ING HOUSE, with all necessary and convenient
()tikes, a good walled Garden, containing about Three quar-
ters of an Acre; together with about Halt an Acre of Ground,
which surrounds the House. •
TlieHOusc is situated on a retired, healthy, and delightful
spot, commands a beautiful View of the Country round the
Town of Chudieigh, is well calculated for the Residence of
a genteel Family, a;.(1 consists of
stwo Parlours, •one 20 feet
by 15, the other 17 by 15, a Hall 20 feet by i 6, and a large
Kitchen on the Ground Floor; five cominodious Bed-rooms
(one 0( which may be made a good Drawing-room) on the
Second Floor ; also five good Bed-rooms, with Closets, on the
Third Floor, anda large Garret over the same.
Chudleigh is a good Market Town, has the advantage of
several respectable • Boarding Schools‘ in it, is pleasantly si
tuated on the Post Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth,.
distant nine Miles from the former, and about seven from
Teirtgmouth and Dawlish, much frequented Watering-places.
To accommodate a Purchaser, between Fifteen andieixteen
Acres of Ground, abobt a quarter of a Mile from the House,-
may be purchased with it.
For further Particulars, apply (if by Letter, post-paid,) to
Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in Chudleigh, Devon.
anuary 21, 1802:

ARTIFICIAL HAIR.
T" very great inconvenience, in warm weather
(to say nothing of the. extreme danger attendant on
wearing False Hair too frequently cut from the heads of im-
proper persons), induces the Proprietor of the TRICOSIAN
FLUID to recommend to Ladies in general the use of this
distinguished Preparation, for changing Red or Grey Hair to
various beautiful and pernianent Shades of 'Flaxen, Brown,.
or Black, in the course of a few hours. Its merits are
.not'
solely confined to changing the colour only, as it strengthens
the weakest Hair, prevents •its falling oh; and increases the
_growth to a degree of luxuriance, that rivals every Comnoi-
tion yet offered for similar purposes. In a word, to convince
the Public of the above assertions, any Lady sending a lock
of hair, post-paid, sealed at that cud which is cut from the
head, shall, . in the course of one day, have it returned (free
of expence) changed io any colour shewn at the places of
sale. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the Proprietor
trusts, will convince more than all the panegyric words can
bestow.—Ladies are particularly requested to mention whe-
ther they wish Fluid for Flaxen, Light-bVown, Dark-brown,
or Black.

:Sold, 'by order of' the Proprietor, at Mr. Golding's; Per-
f COTralill; Mrs. Overton's, No. 47, New Bond-street ;
Mr. Wright's,' Wade's Passage, Bath ; at I. ac. pet bottie,
Duty inclutieci.

LADIES ANU GENTLEMEN,
THE very respeaable Support I experienced
_IL when last 1 had the honour to offer myself a Candi-
date for a Seat in the East India Direaion, determined me
then to coin? fgy4rd 4pill on the FIRST VACANY; and, I
be:4 iLvve to 4tt'sTe.yon, that the in,,tives,: which confirmed
me in the resolution to persevere, are still more permanently
fixed by theeneouraging Promises of many other friends in
he Proprietary, who were not at. liberty when 1 last' stood,.
o -afford Me the honour of their Suffrages.
I therefore- earnestly intreat the favour of your Votes and
Interest whenever seen yAcAticy may occur. '
have the Honour to be, •
'With the greatest respel,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
RICHARD CHICHLEY P LOWDEN.