The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-24 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1804.

AT a Meeting of the Non-commissioned OFFI:
CERS and PRIVATES of the ROYAL DUBLIN,
or S fEPHEN's-GREEN CAVALRY, held on Monday,
the 27th of February, 1804 ; it was resolved unanimously,
That the following Address, accompanied by a Piece of
Plate, with a suitable Inscription, be presented to their Com-
manding Officer, JOHN CARLETON, Esq.

SIR,
• After eight years experience of your Conduct as a Gen-
tleman and a Soldier, We, the Non-commissioned- Officers
and Privates of the. -Royal.. Dublin, or Stephen's-Green
Cavalry, feel it a duty to express our fullest approbation
of your-kind and honourable demeanour.in both these Cita-
ratters.
Inyou, Sir, our Troop. has found an anxious and diligent
Commanding Officer. In your persevering attention, we have
seen an Example which taught us to disregard labour and
fatigue in the service our Country, while by your unre-
mitting care for our accommodation, even the-duties of a
Military Life have been rendered grateful.
Under,such ah Officer,. in whom, we can individually ac-
kn'oivledg,e "a kind and sincere Friend, to. whose Military
COnducLwe•can lOok with confidence, and in whose honour-
able Charade? we can colledi vely feel pride, the ROYAL_
D Uls LI 1\1: G HT- DR AG 00 NS: must everbe amongst the
iiirernost: tr, meet aid resist the Enerriles of our beloved. King
and gloritins Constitution.
.As a sincere though inadequate Token of our Regard, our
Respect, and our Confidence, we beg your acceptance of the.
Cup which acbompaniOs this Address.
•
Signed by Order,
B. HAMILTON, Perm. Serj.
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To the Non-Coniinissiotrd OFFICERS, and PRI YATES
' 'of-tile of-ROYAL DUBLIN LIGHT
DRAGOONS, or, Stepircifs-Greeti Cavalry.
• ENTLEMEN, • -•
Your Address proves to _ I have attained one great ,01).-'
!Jed of my wishes, the Friendship of my. Fellow_sold ;
your manner of expressing that friendship, far ow.- ,vs
,my exertions to obtain it,. and niust be ascribed rather to the
,kindliess. with whiCh,you view. my humble eflbrts, than
:to the merit of him wit,om you have thus condescended to
'honour.
-Attached to each 'other. by private friendship, as we are
iunitedin the great C,,ause of our beloved. King and glorious.
'Constitution, we will, I trust, be
.the better enabled-to
der effedual our service' to our Sovereign and our CoUntry.—
;Ii your zeal.an,t patriotism, you ,will tihitilialltiVes to Un-
,prove and Inaba in .line,; and in my incising-anYdety
to render our Trosip efficient as it is resi,ellablrl Imlay hope
'to-make
some small rethrriforthi§distiiivitiliell Marli.of your
'Favour; being, with the.truest regard and esteeia),;l/49ttitlenien,
,Your,very sinCere and attached
_ riehd and B rota= .S,ol diet,
lOHN.'erki:LETON.
Mountioy-square; May 13,

BY HIS MAj ESTY's ROYAL LET Etc-, P FEN T.
NEWSTOVE; oas an im"
prbtretnent -never bcztore offered -to the This
:Stove not only` Viotsesses all ,the modern lnlpr ,cements, for
Economy arid Elegance, 'but has the peculiarly ,desirable
ciality. of perfect ,ectrity from those very melancholy
Piecitients so frequently heard of. The numberless instances
Of Coals flying out of the t. ire, being the -occasion of the
Ins of valuable.. Lives, or the Ix-heritable instances
of Children falling into the Eire-, will be obviated• by this
new and simple Ineention. Another advantage is, that
Children may he left ilta Room by tfaeinselves with this
Stove, and will not have it in their power to play with the
Fire, though they have the sight and benefit of it.
Maybe seen at lowett's Ware Rooms, No: High Hol-
born; oppisite Southampton-street,..the Patentee and •Ma.
nufadurer. _

lIPWARDS of ONE I TUNDRED RAMS, be-
- cutire VAluabL? RAMS, the Pro-
pc,ty of „JONAS BETTISON, Esq. at Holmepierrepont,
near Nottingham (who is declining the Rarn.Businessh
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
—On the Premie.s, ad' Friday the Ist Day at' June next ;
P,' 4/1 ThiusdaY .the 6th Day of September, the la-
„ RAMS, with upwaids of One Hundred (*his
Seteet Prime EWES;
ByMr. GASKILL,

At Eleven o'Clriek each Da)% •
The..ahove Sheep, from their great.value., arc of the highest
.consequence to, the Public.; they are absolutely bred with
,nice cv,-reixf attention, front the' best Karns, bred by the.
:ulaptNarlar..s'Sbia.l:4thiverltly; •
yopfalr)st,sl,iley, and their Deiscentian:st .for
or:file-better accommodation of the Public, this
:diVieied.for the Months ;Of lune and September. The hams
will-bnnumbored, and may .5e seen in their. wool,on .Monday
,tht .284 day ofMay, and, after shorn, the day. before the
.§alb.-
Descriptive Catalogues, Zee. of the First Sale will be pub-
11ished 71,zepAL)41ys hefors,the riuy had at the
Ram' Inn, Smithfield ; the Sow and Courier ()Aces; and of.
the Editors of the following Papers: Staiuford, Don;.
:caster, GliTkihridg,e, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham,- hiverpooli
Shttlfichr; and Sanders's New.s,Letters, Tenn-street,.
..Dublin ; and.. of. Mr..C;askill, at his Office and Auction-
room, Nottinghatm,
Alay to,-.1804. '

TAI'LO\V BUCKS.
TO BE. By PRIVATE CONTRACT,

With immediate .Possession,
THE .LEASE of a Most Desttable. RESI-
DENCt,-situated'on a pleasing elevated Spot, coin-,
panding views over; a beautiful diversified Country, declin-
ing lsy a gentle slope down to the great Bath Road; and'the
Banks, of-the Thames,' near the celebrated grand objed call- .
ed CLIFDLN SUMMIT. The Situation
.is truly beaitti-,
bounded and -intersected with rich plantations, E ver-
greens, -and Towering WOOds, Groves, Rides, and Walks;
allowed to be superior ' any otherpart of the Kingdom for
the'recovery;and pres,ervation of health ; in a polite resped-
able Neij.;hbourhood, within one mile of a Market Town,and
twenty-tive from the Metropolis: the Roads are uncommon-
ly good' in. every dirge:lion'.
The• House is happily." crated on a brow, the principal
Apartments • juditiously planned, with bow-windows ; ad-
Jorfr.ipg:a Lawrkand Paddock, with an elegant Temple and
§t.trtitner Seat,•encirclect with -flowering Shrubs,. „and Walks
surrounding the whole, containing about Seventeen Acres,
be the same. inure or less... The Offices arc suitable-to the
main .Stabling .for eight Horses, Coach-houses for
font. Carriages,..and other convenient Buildings for the ac-
commodation of a. Genteel Family. There are ten yeats of
the ',ease. uliefpired - .
The Purchasers to -take -,the Fixtures at a fair value, and
trittY., be accorranodatccr-with the Furniture, which is op 7
tioner.• • • •
• May 'be viewed .by Tickets, and • further Particulars and
Terms' known, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor
of Estate;` in general, Appraiser, and Audioneer, at the
Britilh Imperial Hotel, Covent-garden ;' or at his House, in
High-street, tVintsor., Berks.. .
N .'B.• The .abo-'e ',Residence has been many years in the
occupation ofa Family of Distindion. Also a capital Resi-
dence, furnished, only four miles from Windsor. • '
• -All Letterg, post-paid, will ;be dtily attended to.

. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.
-'H-IE most elegant and graceful Ornament in Na..
tore is:a fine Head of Hair; but the prevalence of the
late Fashion having induced ninny a Lady and Gentleman to
deprive themselves of that beautiful Embellishment, and
Nrho now regret the too hasty adoption of so unbecoming a
mode, the Proprietor of STI RACI A's ITALIAN 04LS is
happy •to assure them, that by using a few Pots, the Hair
will be more beautiful than ever likewise restores the Hair
an bald places, making it grow in abundance, and of its na-
tural Colour; also prevents its falling oft, which it will do,
in twetity-;four hours after illness, by re-invigorating the
Roots,- likewise op HOrses' Knees, &c.
To be had, wholesale and retail, at tile Proprietor's houSe,
No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and, by his appoint-
ment, at Mr. Golding's, No. 42, Cornhill ' Williams's, No.
41, ; Humphreys', No. la, Oxford-street, at
55. a Pot, or al. dozen. Not less than. halt a dozen
at the wholesale price.