The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-01 00:00:00

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This Day WAS published, in two vols. r7;110. w:th
pieces, price fis. in hoards,~ •
MA TERN AI. INSTRUCTION; or, Family
Conversations, ort moral and interesting-SO*6ls, in-
terspers;:d with History, Biography, aud.otigival Stories.
bestgned :or the perusal of Youth.
By ELIZABETH HELME.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0.. Kees, No. 39, Bater..-
toger-row.

" The name of this Author has several tim, s appeared in
our paees,. 'and always, we believe., aceompanicd with com-
slivadations of her diligence, ingenuity, and good
principles.
rhere is something in the plan, of the present little. work
Particularly pleasing. Mrs Heinle has evidently examined
many historical and other works--to find nuteriuls for her
purpose, and appears to have seiceled them with judgment.
It is wirtigrec
pleasure that we recommend a work, the design
of which is so sensible, and 'the execution so satisfalaory."
British Critic, April
" Airs. Heinle has in this Woik made a verypleasing addi-
tion to the juenite Library, The cynversations'are d6sul-
.4oty, but selected' with iniich jtidginefit. Every child mint
be amused with-reading them, anti to be improved, we think,
cdnnot fail."—Critical R . April 1803. •

'nisi, Day were published, in Three large VOlUnileSt 121T10.
Priee ios. 6d. in boards, the Third Edition Of
E 1 I'ERS a rl,l r e ssed ti a 'YOUNG MAN on
his Fl itsT ENTRANCE into LIFE, and adapted to
the peculiar Circumstances of the present Times.
Ity Mrs. WEST. . • ,
Author of the Infidel' F atner, in three Vols. t zmo.. price tss.
hoards; A TAIC of tore Times, in three vols. '12.M0. price
" 131. fid. boards ; and A Gossid's Story, in two vols. tamo.
Vrt('t 75. hoards.
Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paternoster-row.'
;‘ These f.etters were originally addressed by a judicious
and tender. Mother, to a Son entering into ;in an in).
roved and enlarged form, they are now, offered to the Pub
lc. We consider them a. truly valuable, and would strongly
recommend then' to the attention of, our younger friends.
They are adapted To' any period between the age of fifteen
and twenty. tier religious sentiments are equally rational
and-just."—Critical Review, April, 010.3. • '
" We have often had occasion, to review and taker/In-tend
thecompositimis of this female ,Author, principles are
sound, and Whose general style of writing is comet and de=
gant. These volumes may be Considered as a valuable addi-
tion to the Lihrary of Youth, in the dangerous interval be-
tween childhood and adolescence. The doctrines they teach
areorthodox, temperate, unifintrr, and liberal ; and the man-
ners they recommend are what every.iudieious Parent would
wish her son to adopt,"—Britisli Critic, Sept. •igo t.

May 17, Ifo3:

WAR
To the OFFICERS of HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL NAVY

mid ARMY.
JOHN BURGESS anti SON take this early op.
porthnity; in-the renewal of War; to solicit the favours
their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army,
whom they had the honqbr of before fitting our.
Officers ping to the East or West Indies, or upon a Sta-
tionary Situation, ran be provided regularly with Stores, as
wrll keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice.
Famines in general are reweEttully informed, they have
lately imported a large quantity. of Parme.ian; Gruyer, and
Chapzimr cheese French Moutanle de Maille, New Salad
Corgona Anchovies, •New French Olives, Capoot Ca-
Pets, Westphalia Hants, Rein Deers Tongues, Sec. ece.
• WarehOuse, No. 107, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand,
London.

TO WOOLLEK MANUFACTURERS,
THE KING having been •plea3eti to grant unto
G EQRQE and WATER BEAU MONT, of South
Crossland, near Huddersfield, His Royal Letters .Patent for
tht Discovery of a Composition by the use of which not only
Two-thirds of the Oil at present consumed in the Mantifac-
tutlg of Woollens is saved, but the-Work better performed;
the Patentees do hereby give Nntice, that they
.are willing,
to treat with any Manutadurer for the Privilep of adopting
their Discovery, on Terms Advantageous and Honourable;
and they further signify their intention (in ordei to accomm.o.
date Manufatturers resuling in various parts of the Kingdcim)
to appoint Agents in the principal Manntaattring Counties
as soon as possible. who wilt be empowered to grant I,i-
-eenees for the use of their Composition ; in the interim, par-
ticulars will bo given, and the Ternis nude known by personal
aPplication, or Letters (post paid) addressed to the Paten
tees, South cosiland, near Huddersfield, - Goth May, 1803.

WEYMOUTH, DORSET, •
TO BE SOLD,BY PUBLIC.AUCTION,
Ey JAMES RICHARDS,
On Tuesday the 14th Day of lune 'tBo3, at the King's }lead-
Inn, in Weymouth, in such i:ots and under such Condi-
fiat% as will be then prodtteo,
ALL that netvly-eretted, strong, elegant and
extensive Buildlng, comprizing large and convenient
Underground Cellars, Two. Dwellinphouses, Counting-
house, and.other Conveniencies, every way calculated for the
Mercantile Business, the same being situated on the Quay at
the Easternmost extremity of Weymouth Harbour, where
Vessels argotic! Burthett may` conveniently load and unload.
Also the Fee of two Stables antra- Coach-house adjoining,
in New-street, now„iii the Occupation of, Daniel Luce, under
three se.parate Leases for est Years, at the yearly Rent of 2S.
63. for each of the said Premises. ' • lit
Also, for the remainder of A Tcrm of 21 Years (Six of which
ttheXpited On the 4th 11,1110.t8o3). a hlessuage, or Dwell-
"'` ing-liouse arid Garden together With' a large Bake-house
Conygar-lane, late in the Occupation or Richard
Also One-fintrth Part or Share of th.i Sloop Prosperous, of
the Bu? then of 36 Tons or thereabotitz.
.-.. Also One.ei_ghth Part or Shirr cat` the Sloop Pilot, of the
s$ ntjAen r:136 Tow; or the rca
kor further Part;culars apply. to lkfr. Samuel AVeston, or
ML•Sns. lizard ioii' Henning, Soirciror-:;
Tile. Sale to bzgit at Two o'Cloa. tho-Aftero
talon.