The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-31 00:00:00

• VAUXHALL.
111-1 E PUBLIC are re4lettfully informed that
tivill Mins. GANERIN has prepared a BALLON, and
ascend from:tßhese Gardens with MadameG A RNOERIN
on TUESDAY NEXT, August 3d, accompanied by another
thCentleman.—Further Particulars in the Advertisements of
e day. •-' •
N. B. The Balloon and other Apparatus is now at the
l'antheon for public inspection.

•
HANOVER-SSO4XE CONCERT ROOMS:
/IBS UNWOOD's EXHIBITION, viith an
c4-V-1- ADDITION of PICTURES SEASON, is now
uPert' and will continue Every Day, 3undays excepted,
oria Nine in the Morning till Evening. • -
Admittance One Shilling •

• NEW PANORAMA,'HAY-MARKET.
THE Public are respectfully. iniprmed, that. this
;4. Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY
.oi* PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspettion';
Tainted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of
the Metropolitan Church of Notte Dame, since the Signing
df 'the Preliminaries of Peace, by' JAs. DE MARIA, will
coluini.e open from Ten till dusk -..Admittance
11. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pietures.

• •
To CANAL. CONTRACTORS and MAS'ONS":,-
rr HE KENNET and AVON CANAL CZ.:IM-
A. mt'r-rt t Intend meeting at the Bear Inns_ Devites, on
Wednesday the 4th of August,a Twelve o'Clock.at noon,
to receive.. Proposals, and enter into CONTRACTS for
TWENTV:-NINE LOCKS, and TWENTY gRIDC; ES :
and also tor Cutting and Foirning tour Miles of Cana!, mar
the said Town of Devi tes.—Plans and Specifications May- be
seen by applying sto Samuel Hudgkinson, a Devizes sforei.
said.

HE CREDITORS: TORS: 'of Mr. JAMES KING_ STOn, of the Borough of Stafford, Tanner, are re_
(Nested to send an Account of their respeetiire Demands
haufst him, And of the nature of their Securities (if an)) to
r. i lickin, of Rugeley, in the County of &Alford, Solicitor,
'n (4,ler that the speediest means may-be considered of to dis-
eh.qe the same.

t . ONE THOUSAND POUNDS
ILL be given to any. Lady or Gentlfriart
v who ocure for the Adyerti a PERNA.
ENT PLACEwiII orpr EMPLOYMENT 'underser GOVERN-
.!MENT ; or the Adirertiser will treat' With any Gentleman
vishing to,resign.
Letters addressed to A. B. No. 33, Litehfield-street, SOO,
be properly attended to.

• • ROYAL HOTEL,
'Late Rossmore House„Kildare-street, Dublin.
HOIVIAS ',LEECH resTedlully .acquaints the
Nobiiity and. Gentry, he has fitted up the above Pre.
uses as an Hotel, in the most splendid style, for the recep.
tiouol-Families, wit:th their Retinue, however numerous.
Leech begs to observe, the most minute attention has been
Paid to the general arrangements, with i view to form a most
4PaCibUS and complete Establishment for the elegant accont.
Modation of Fal3lllies or Rank and.their attendant.s.

wANI'ED, to assist in the finishing part of
education (where only a small number of Pupils
ate
e receiied),
English a CLERGYMAN, a Graduate of one of the
4, Universities, well acquainted with the higher Clas-
Qic; and Master of Composition in both the Learned Lan-
euagest- with a competent knowledge of the Mathematics.
Letters addressed to A. C. Furnivalts Inn Coffee-house,
born, shall be immediately attettded to.
.......

4:ituf.;FOßD's ACADEMY, and FUHLICATIONS,
Haydon'-square, Minories,
YOUTH-who are.desirous -to excel in Writing,
and.attain the English, Latin; and French Languages, -..iti.othetic, Nei-chants!: Accompts, CeographY; the Use of
the Globes, Short-hand, an.athe Mathematics, may acquire
cr.'ill•with possible expedition. A separate Room for
ir.".wn Gentlemen: NaVigatie4 completely taught for
",ree Guineasi. • •
Z• 'qr.' Langford's Beauties Of-Penmanship; Rules lot Writ-
R -with Accuracy ; Engraved Cyphering Books,, with
rlanks to-vary the Sums-; Arithmetical Titles ; a -Flotaish-
g Boblc; Ten Sets of Copies ; Holiday .Piect Books, and
Ills other Publications,- are -sold,:at No.. t_t, Cornhill. He
t• s. placed an extensive Manuscript in the Royal Exchange
„„"6X the in,peaion of the Curious, with explicit terms an-
-41,,
Writing that, requires elegance, properly executed.

ARCHER and. HA LIGHTOW -from Dublin,
to Irish Poplin and Tabbihet Minufad urers a'd Mercers
Arias er Wales,h Royal
DHighnesseS the Prince and
ess of Duke and.utchess of York, putchess
"Wient -ertmberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,.
garden, London..
t rile elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, • the dirent
tAnches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first 'Rank
!iZ
4nd Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently-established, in the
llion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority of
siricherfs and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbincts, Gold,
veri Figured, and Plain Chamberry Muslins and Italian
tTiepebric Sarsenets for-Court, Bail DresseS, Turbans, &c. to
t unnecessary for that. House to reply to the Adver—
anients of others, whose chief pretension to the tradeis the
-11ing of their Advertisements.
• CAUTION.
19r where
Archer and Haughton have been credibly in.
triett, that a great many people in this kingdom are new,
and
lin '1;•-ve been, for some tune past, Manufiitturing and sel-
„_gLl °Mins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality,
rtt.r the name of Arblier ad Haughton's Manuladur with
titviloew to discredit and injure their Rouse, and a grossy iinpo-
as lies n 1 the Public in general ; they are determined, as far
mr in their power, to proecute to Convidion any person
na_i?ersolis so vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the
me Hsuheir Alanufac. lure, that was not gtually bought at
their
se

* Merchants supplied to any Amount.
t; They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen-
-O,Y, that their Warehouse is Stocked with a greater variety
i\-lourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in
own,. which. they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at
rices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the
hole being of their own manufaaure :—they consist of
white and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric
Ears
. lenets Rasdirnores for Widows, Armazines, dress Bar-
,ll°lizt Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Odes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets tbr
•-rvants, ere. also a great choice of Batterns in grey Poplins
Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide
°Plins of a superir qualiy,. at 3s. 6d. 'er yard ; Velures,
Ipuble black Sergeos, •andt rich Irish Tapbbinci in different
ei4lterns; corded, chain, and striped, for Clergymen
Lust gentlemen rho always Wear black; they never grow
'skt,Y or greasy in wearing being Of the very best triple dye.
Wo second price ever as'ked for any article bought at their
(A4se. • •
-k3• Ladies own-Spinning manufaelured into Poplins or
lets; TabberaysFurniture of the different fashion..
Co,ours ruanufaclured onlhe shortest notice.

'Specific -for the Prevention of a
as 2 Certain Disorder, standS unequalled, and for pleasant
h • and certain
safety,
did hion.,appiy.confirmed by proofs irresistible, and
tni
S .111 e universthapprcibatieln and.demind.of York Medicinal
having excite the envy and. avarice of sonie unpriki—
fo'rtacVenders, the Public are particularly cautioned to ob:-
.s"', that each Packet is signed '• Alexander and Co.".
one ,id at 4s. Duty and Treatise ,included, or three. Boxes in
Co4cker, Half-a-Gulnea, at No. af; Southanyton-street,
strevent-Garden -; No. 30, Piccadilly ; No.r, New Bond_
Cornhii
No. 4, Chea s No. 7, Finch-lane • and ijo. pide •
Not.
ki,--The Half Guinea Packet" sent ,to any part of the
NQ.'by direaing, postage free, to :.Alexander and .Co.
Southaniptott-sttedt, Covent-Q.4om.