The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-09 00:00:00

WANTED by a FRENCH EMIGRANT, oi
respeEtable charaEter, a Native of Paris, who speaks
her own Language with the utmost purity, and also good
English, a SITUATION in a Family, to INSTRU`CT
and attend One, or Two YOUNG LADIES, who wish to
acquire a perfed knowledge of the French Language. She
'trusts she shall give satisfaCtion, having
capacity. She understands all fute Works and Millinery,
been always in that
and.t.an be well recommended by the Ladies where she now
lives.
Please to apply to B. L. No. z 4, King-street, Covent.
garden.
E LEGANT COUNTRY RETREAT.
Tr sorne Single Gentleinan, or Married and his
-IL Wife, People of Fortune and Consideraion, should be
glad to innnliately commence spending a few Months,
Or any longer period, in a beautifully. interesting, and
most salubrious Spot, Fa
a Mansion of great appearT
ance, and a well-bred Family Soiety, here dozies!4c
consequence and comforts are happily blended and unit-
edi such may now be introduced Ar.
to a Situation! -_
coltnnodation, and Circle, equal in every regard to Plc
abOve description, and bur a tew hours easy ride of Town-
-21),... objea of this application is to complete the number
fight • to which this ollearfia and highly respettable Fire.
Lilt .prty is limited. Should Sporting in all its branches,
1:1-4Ind tot social amusements Of Concerts, Balls, Assemblies,
1 PlaY (together with Salt-water Bathing, and a Cattle-
' and Choir at a easy d: t e) be considered as still
hefartreher
,attratlions, theyn ntgh:,3. innctheir several seasons, be
, PtK.ullarly enjoyed. Servants, Carriages, and Horses,
curt oe brought ildesited.
moPsotret-sppactidkrlltaters,
.with . real signatUres, wilt receive the
,Liui ttention, directed to P. M. P. to be left at
.71r.
Stationer Holborn, opposite CbancerY-
lane i but no personal inquiry there, whatsoever, can be gra-
tified.

T"E MILITARY WORLD are respedfull
acquainted, that the late Partnership between Messrs)...
tiste and Harrison is mutually dissolved, and that ,all Nego-
tiation relative to the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange-of
Commissions in the Army, will in future be concluded un
der the Firm of ESTE and SCARIMOW,. at the Office,
No. to, Northumberland-street Strand_ I\lr. H. W.•Este
having been established since the year 1794, trusts this Office
will claim the particular patronage of such Officers and their
triends for whom he has had the honour of transaeting COn-
cerns of this 'nature.
.
Letters addressed to Messrs. Este and Scarbrow, at their
Office, Nortlitunberland-strect, will he immediately at-
tended to, and every regard paid to personal application with-
out any Fee-till. the business is effeted..
Immediate Purchasers for two Lieutenant-Colonelcies,
three Majo:ities, &c. tre. A Major in a Regiment in the
West I ncties to exchange to a Regiment with two Battalions ;
41'0 an eligible Appointment fora Gentleman who has served
in the Line.
Thine are a variety of other Commissiontfor Sale Ex
lia"gei and Purchase.. Office Hours from Eleven tile Four.
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WP T
-'llON's MEDICINAL LABORATORYandWARE-
Houc
AIR h', E for the Preg did Dispensing of GENUINE
~,,t7a--r:CNES, at Morinio Wigmore-street, Cavendish
r;rB. -
Proprietor respeafully assures the Public,
that no
-4 1 r tcuri • expence, labour, nor attention, shall be spared
Nie,i'icoi i•g i‘nd. preparing every. Drug and Compound
qualityn;antlerfdlY genuine' fresh, and of the very best
Dustotirtes: 4.° uPon as low terms as they are sold, of
imp„i.t(iln any Part of London. .
also a large quan'(l".:4lltity of remarkably fine Castor Oil ;
The finest cateiti)er\ the best genuine Indian Arrow-root.
in b°ttics ts• and 2t. 6,ll'?•?ia, prepared with peculiar care,
e,::-'.l- Prescriptions of alfli.vialds prepared.
led.
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COTTACr -

Medicine Chests

_ .....,r, on the BANKS of the TOW EY, CARNIA R-
e- ,-. ,
THENSHIk E.
Thyit). Pi% SOLD, FREF.I-lOLD PREMISES,Icon-
. s. in 1-ziler of '-' of Two substantial Houses built in the dia.,
le
,s.!le Cottage Oniee: the one commands a view ot
the „ri v,,,1,, as far. a, the the
of Abergwilly one way, el
'f(ict' It r'c'sq(gtieepartlot CarmaTtlien the.other way, and faces the
iv
1,.: .1 - Kills and Church of Llangunner across the
o_ 40 *.ont„,
,i,4 ,": consists of a Church of
upwards t" feet 1
- Compartments at each end, formed by Gothic Pillars,
k:l'4l
1:,,1.w..- window in the middle part, and a Dining-room
iser
.. Laxtast-room on the same Floor ; with Bed-rooms and
ti, l'clh?sl Rooms suitable. There is a small Garden in the
a otit racist the River, terminated by a Green-house and
I,l'lll'.'ll riuLhouse, and a
the beyond.—The other 'louse
r)(lioining and behind thc last mentioned, and consists of a
p''t,ilng-rooin and Ereattast-rdom on the ground-Iloor, look-
r',.. into its own Carden, and a Drawing-room on the one_
,loking along the River. ',Chis House has also suitable
l'tt(likonts and ()tikes 6n the basement stary.—Both the
is may be laid together at a very small expence. There
" 4 Coach-hous, and -Stabling for six Elorses.
'lliele Premise‘.- oommunicate hnmediately with the Tolyn
ot Car, . • - •
~,,,. , inartnen, without seeing any of the houses from its
•7-" s xl are a very desirable Retreat for a genteel_ Fa.
'.?;
.I', wh> wish for a residence in a cheap and plentiful Colin-
dor,' and by laying both }louses togetner, which might be
ace-c at a very small expence, a very large Family might be
hoorn:nodated. All, or any part of the Furniture, may be
z`:at a flir Appraiaement, and iturneediate Posse;sicn given.
Plan of the Prcrniies may be seen, and further Part. i;,u.
e .;110vil, by applying, to Mr. .lorgan, at MI:. N 454
11-•l,te,Cl, DOVer•Street ; or of Mr. Edwards, Solicitor, Str- I
"la i; Fievt-street.