The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-20 00:00:00

IPRICE SIXZENCE.

GENERAL POST OFFICE,
November it, apt;
TOHN HATFlELD.standing chargeci upon o:qh
with Counterfeiting the 4?-writing of a tllesubc, of Par-
&mint in the Superscription of Letters "to he sent by the lost, is
order to avoid the Payment of the Ditty on Postage. 7 ,
Whoever shall apprehend the said. YOIIIV,I-I.ATFIELD,
secure him in any of His Majesty's Gaols in this Kingdom, within
thrie Months from the Date hereof, recap!
A REWARD OF FIFTY POUNDS.
By Command ef His Majesty's Portmastel General,

FRANCIS FREELING, Sc.e

The said 701N,HRTFLgL is about 45 year., of age; was
1
born at a place called Cra.dde‘ n Brooke, at the extremity of the
Co:1m). • of Chester, adjoining to York4•hire and per-by.vhire : it is
the Son of a Clothier there, and followed that basinesi until he
married a Lady f Family, many years ago, wh:er hi rereif,--,ed to
near Chester, and afterwards to near Liverpocl, add apieareit as
a Gentlen:al.—Efe was for several years coeyirre.l ir. Scarbor:vg.h
:maul, and about twoyears since Was released; when be went into
,he neig4bouiriood f Th.n., tom, and evar,-ied a s,cond 14,!hp
is still livi4; he entered into Partnership in the Merca,,t::e Line
in that neighbourhood ; and in
.7ane last be was dear red a Ban,-:
rapt, but never surrendered to the Co4,,,nission. F.e sjent several
Weeks at Keswick; and the neighboter6:yri, (furl,

,Sr the .Szozrzer,

07 a Tour to the Lakes, where he represented him:ef as the Hon.
.ellexander Etie, M. P. and in that charader
.1-an;ed scveral
Letters. On 11<e zd of Of7c;ter he was ularriecl at LorOn Church,
near' resnalck, by the name of the Mir. A. Hope; to
ia young
woman, the daughter of a person who keeps an Inn adjoining the
Lake of Butternteii ; he absconded front the.nce soon afterwards;
was at Ravenglass on the zGth ofoqater; took the Coach fi;om
thence to Lancaster, and was :it the Hotel at Chester a few days
afterwards, where hi slept, andwent away on'foot the next nh.rn.:.

fie tr about 5
.f.et rc inci:eibigh, stout made; full /are, bright
eyes, light hair, thick 6e-6rows, strong but rather a light heard,
,fine•teeth, has it smiling countenance, good address, and manners
of it Gentleman; he has a scar on one of his jaw Zones near the
chin ;" the two middle fingers of his lei hand are stiff from an old
wound, and he has a custom of pulling them straight with hi„
right hand is vely atlive, and has a spring in his gait.

RCHER and HAUGHTON, fioni ljublini
frisk Poplin and Tabbinet Manufathirers a d Mercers
to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince anus[
Princess of Wales, Duke and lidtchess of Vdrk, 15utchess
of Wirterriberg, arid the Pr-int.:asses,. No. 8, flenrietta-street,
Covent-garden, London.
The elevated Pdtionage rif Her MajeSty4 the different
Branches of the Loyal Fanfily, and Ladies of the first Rank
and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the ric....ided superiority of
Archer's and Haugliron's Poplins and Tabbinets Gold,
Silver, Figur6d, and Plain Chainberry Muslim Italian-
Cambric Sarsenets for Court,..llall Dresses; Turbans, &c. to
render it unnecessary for that HouSe to reply to th, Adver-
tisements of others; whose, chief pretensio;i to the trade islthe
copying of their Advertisements. , . •
CAUTION.

Whereas Archer and Haughton have cre,iblv- in..
formed, that a great n.any peopi- . r ,r,
and have been,„.for some time p..-', in,inyti.czt,i,..ig
ling Poplins and Tabhinets; as Irish, tan infeY7iiir quality,
under the name of Archer and Haughton's'NlannfOlory, with
a view to discredit and injure their liouse, and a gross impo'-
sition on the Public in general; they are determined, as tar
as lies in their power, -to p':osecutc ui Conviction any person
or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the
name of their Manufadure, that was not actually bought at
their House

• • *.* Merchants F;upplied to any Amount.
They have,the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen-
try, that their Warehons,: is stocked with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to be tbund in an) other House in
ToWn, Which they are enabled- to . sell (for ready money) at
prjces much loWer thaii they can be had elsewhere, the
whole being of their o tvn manufaaure :—they consist of
white and black Boinhaz tens, Chamberry Caintiric
SarsenetS, kasdimores for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar-
celona -Serges, Lutest finks, Cyprus Sarsenets,
Merles, Crapes, Scarf`silks, -Handkerchicts, Bombaz,rts for
Servants, &c. also a gre:it choice of Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yar,A. wide
Poplins of a superior qui:ll4y, at 3s. bd. per yard ; V:elures,„
double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different
Patterns ; plain, corded, chain, and: striped, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, being of ',Ale very best triple.dyv.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.

N. B. Ladies own Spinning mar mfadured into Poplins or
Tabhinet;- Tabherays tier Furnifu re of the chirtrent fashion.
able Colours, matinfaefured.on th shortest notice-.

The Ship MARY, of St , john's, Canada

• - riAPTAIN ThomaiOlivt Master of the Mary,
‘..." of St. John's, Canada, so; !tinily declares that himself
received a deal of benefit from l )r. Brodurn's Nervous Cor.
dial ; .likewise ,his Wife,, Mar y Ann Oliver, was almost
reduced to Death's door, and NN as perfettly cured, by taking
Dr. Brodum's.Neryous Cordial , after being ',liven over by ail"
the able Physicians, in the ('on Atry ;. like vise several of the
Inhabitants of the Island have received great beneiit troin tho
above Medicines.

VVitr ,ass my Hand,

TI-RSMAS OLIVER,

A WORD) T 1) THE WISE

As a serious caution to all who, from the nature of their
Complaints, are obliged to •lave recourse to that dangerous
preparation Mercury. Mer airy is certainly, it taken with
discretion, a most noble an. effedual Cure or every speckle
Of Venereal Infedion ; but ,on the other hand, there is not
an article in the whole Mat aria Medica so replete with dan-
ger. Thus if a cold occu is when under-a course of this ex-
traordinary Medicine, itirc, luenily lo:tves.hehind it the Gout,
Rheumatism, Numbness ! ,n the Limbs, Paralytic Atlee-tions,
and wkich; perhaps, do r Kit appear for seven; eight, or ten
years. Many Persons in business, Servants, and indeed all
'who, from the nature of their employments, are Obliged to
be out in all weathers, b sing ,liable to catch. cold under a
course of Mercury, whirl t may terminate with their lives;
but no such danger will i i itervene to those who ,substitute
Dr. BRODUM's f ,tOTANICA,L SYRUP,

Which is.particularly rcco
..,•nended•to be used before persons
enter into the Matrimonial - State, lest the indiscretions °fa
• Parent are the source of ation to him the remainder Of his
existence, by aflliaing his 'innocent, but unfortunate oft:+
spring, with the Evil, erw Hions of a most malignant ten..
• dency, and a variety of ot her Complaints that are mostas-
suredly introduced by the a,nemegic,'A and imprudence.
The Botanical Svrup an, ;'Restorative Nervous Cordial, to
be had at the Doeto' r's Hot. ;se, No. 9, ,Albion-street, in Bot-
tles at IL 2s. r its 6d. an ss: sd. (Duty incluped) jeboult
and Co.'s, late Bacon, No. lie xtord-street, opposite
Bond-street ,• Na: 42,, ire,
; Ward, No. 3a4,
Holborn ;- Withers (late CockelPs) Medicine Warehouse,
No. 229, Strand, Temp it Bar; 'Putt's, Royal. Exchange;
Williams, Perfumer to His Majesty, No, 41, Pail-Mall;
E. Newbery„Corner of fl".. Paul's Church-yard; Bolton's,
Royal-Exchange; Chi ng and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside;
Burgeois, i‘iniek and S, )r„ No. 32, Haymarket ; Shaw's Me-
dicine Warehouse, Higl f-street,Bdrough, opposite the South-
wark Bank ; Mr. Pith' ing's, No. 76, Oxtbrd-street, oi:po-
site the Pantheon; Pc eoeS, Druggist, 32, Blackman-str:.t.',
Borough ; Dicey, 80%
And to be had of at' the: Booksellers and Pritite:•l
PrinciPai Market To ems in the United Kingdom*.