The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANI;ING BY MR. ALLEN,

PRINTATv,LY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen
of any age,Who have never learnt this acomplishment,
or not in the improved modern' style, at No. ig, Sherrard-
Street; Golden-square; and No, to, Great Alie-street,
.Good-
man's-fields. They arc taught on a plan particularly calcu-
lated for those to whom it is an objea to acquire it expediti-
ouslytyrivaitely, and in the first styla of fashion.
• Foreigners, ()Ulcers,. and Country Residents, who May
wish to learn in a.few days, may Board and Lodge, privately,
in the house, and receive constant instruelion.
In Tbwn, and not exceeding 18 miles front it, Mr. Allen,
assisted 'by MvSirs. Mather and Tomlinson, punctually' at.
ends, and. afsteinatically instructs respcetable Schools and
amilies in every useful, elegant, and finished part of mo.
dem Darwin-, on the usual Terms. . .

ELASTIC LAMIN WOOL FLANNEL WAIST-COATS,
DRAWERS, SOCKS, &c.
THOMAS CANE (late CARTER and CANE),
No. qs, Strand , the third Door (West) from Arundel.
street, Hosier and ManufaCturer of Pantaloons, Drawers,
and Under- ktaistcOats to Their Royal Highnesses the,
Printe of Wales, the Dukes of York,. Kent, Cumberland,.
Sussex, and Cambridge-, begs to recommend to Gentlemen
a new and approved article of double-wove Milled Worsted.
Pieces, of the most fashionable colours and mixtures, for
riding Breeches and Pantaloons, superior in durability to
Cassimere or Corduroy, and do not spot with acids; White
and Blue of same sort, for Military and Naval Uniforms;
also Green for Yeomanry and Rifle Corps. Superior S:lk
Pieces, of the newest patterns, for Dress breeches and Van.
taloons, especially
,)3lack dyed Ingrain, and Work'd black,
never wear rusty or greasy, and arc more durable than any
other kind of Silk. Every. other manufaCture for Breeches
and Pantaloons, of Cassimeres, Corduroys, Cloths, arc.
Elastic Lamb's Wool Flannel .Waistcoars, Drawers, and
Under Pantaloons, of all sizes, ready for immediate use, of
every warmth and thickness of other Flannels, with the
peculiar advantage of neither shrinking or thickening lay wash-
ing. -Stockings, Gloves, and Socks, of same and every other
description of Hosiery, and a'particular kind of Spun Silk
Hose, free from roughness, and do not get hard, aregenerally
used and approved after hunting or shooting, as an 'Evening
Undress Stocking.' A variety or the rnost fashionable WAiSt-
Coat Patterns; Miliraliy Leather, Worsted, and Angola
Gloves; ..various kinds of Travelling Caps, Welch Wigs,
Slings of the most approved makes, Sponges' for cleaning
Muskets. Fowling Pieces, &c.
Merchants anti Shopkeeper* supplied on the most mode-
rate terms, for Ready Mosley.

NEW I NVENTED.HATS.
IN consequence of the very great complaint of
late, of the bad quality' of Hats,. it induced Mr.
HARE, of No. 7t, Strand,, wh,o has resided there these 20
years, to try the experiMent of Mixing Moles' Fur with Bea-
ver, and which ha has tbund to answer hie most' rdent rkpec.
tations, not only tbr their durability: which, on trial, will he
found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the'
usual way, Abe Mole Fur Making them so much tincrotral of
a closer texture than the Various coarse Furs that art usually
made use of in the Manotattaring of Hats ; and, with 'other
good qualities, the Fur will not conic oil; which has been so
intik:ll complained of of late,' as well as' their taking.a'niost
bs.,"tiful "flack* which will retain their colour: agtd tieing
the !%landfaduter of his own Hats, ices..:lls them at the low
price of .9tairips included.
Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hate, Folding ditto,
Patent Silk Hats, Livery Hats, and Ladies and Childrens'
1 iats, _ _

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N. Worthy the attention of ft•tiaoliants for Exportation.
9`4* Mole SV.ins bought in ikny quantity.
ik-V- 'Lena* (1)04t-pai1), Ntre:Aing Itiole Skins, only at-
tentlttl•to.' •

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