The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,
DRIVATI4LY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen'
of any; age,' who have' never learnt this Accomplish-
ment, or not in the improved modern style, at No. 19, Sher-
, rard-street„ Golden-square, and No. to, Great Alie-street,
Coachman's-fields, 3. hey are taught on a Plan particularly
calculated tnr those to whom, it is an object to acquire it ex-
. peclitiously, privately, and in the first style of fashion.
, Foreigners, Officers, and . Country • Residents, who -may.
I'vWl to learn in a few days, nay Board and Lodge, privately,
in the House, avid receive constant I nstruelipn.
The Select Weekly Assemblies are every Monday, the
t.nticondutb.xi by Mr. Taylor; none- but Subscribers ad-
Titled; none but. People of respectability can subscribe.
itesPeetahle Schools and Families, if not distant from Town,
regularly attended on the usual Conditforts, and instrudecl in
try elegant requisite of Modern Dancing.
MRS. A. NOEL, No. '32, Athem,itte-street,
, Painting on White Velvet, Figures, Flowers, and
Landscape, and laying the grounds, any Colours required to
suit Furniture. Transparent Painting on Silk, linen, 'and
Paper, for run Blinds and Screens. . Painting to imitate
Bronze and B.isso Relief, and every manner of drawing and
painting in Chalks, Crayons, Opaque, Water. arid Oil
Colours, taught to Ladies, by MRS. and MISS NOEL,
whose original Works may be viewed as Specimens, and are
for sate. The Method ot`Painting on Velvet, illustrated by
r, to Ladies residing in the Country.

CORONF.T HEAD-DRESS. .
14 OSS takes the liberty of informing the Female
Nobility and Public, that the Head dress which enjoy.
t" "le groatest attraction on the last -
Ql.l REN's BIRTH-DAY, . .
was. by him and may e seen at No. lig, Bishops.
ate-Within. For ta,ste, magnibfieence and 'utility; it cannot
ee:equalled ; it is so ingeniously managed, that it will form
a I ull.Dress.tor general use/ anti yet, on particular Ot:caSiOnSi
11414 Y be disposed into the lonia - of whatever CORONET the
rangy of the Lady who vvears it may require, or her fancy
. snail chuse to adopt. .
This livati-Dress is of, singular and appt'op'riate dmle
eget
and is suited as well to the diffident as the most commanding
stile of Beauty.
• . Ross thinks it necessary to assure the Public, that all supe.
lI,Or inventions in Fancy-Head-Dresses have, for more than
I° Years originated with him ; and tie respetifully cau-
tions them notrto be imposed upon by the servile imitation
of oihers.
- I ,
Th Patent Hair Spring for Ladies and. Gentlemen, together
with all the various articles of taste tor ornamenting the head
1114 Y. be procUred at his Emporium, •

WORTH WALLS.
RON-I W, TO BE LETT Imitmliately,
CAPITAL,MANSION-HOUSE,.completely
Famil I, URN ISHE and fir fur the reception of a large
, with Gardens#. Coach-houses Dog-k
Stablesy ; also an excellent Cokl-bath, eitilier with or without
7z Acres of superior Land.
Fron-Iw is delightfully situated in the Vale of Clwyd,
four miles from the. cheap and plentiful Market of Denbigh,
with a Daily Post. An unlimited right of Sheep Walk, and
abounding with Game. Inquire of Edw. V. rownshend,
'run- I w, Denbigh.