The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-07 00:00:00

IRISH POPLINS.

A RCHER and. HAUGHTON Manufaaprers
A . to. Her Majesty, the Princes and. Princesses. very re.
speetfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have
frl* manufactured, and ready for their inspection, a large and
etegain variety of their much admired Poplins and 'rabbi.
nets, plain and figured ;. also Italian and Cyprus Sarsenets,
1.31a4 Silks of all Descriptibns, Bombazeensr Bembazets,
and every other article for Family MOurning. They entreat
Ladies residing in the Country, to write for Patterns, from
which they may buy 'to the same advantage as if in London,
the fixed READY MONEY Price being marked on each
Tabbereas for Furniture, made immediately to any
Pattern.—Nu. S, Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden.

I)RESS is one of the various Inredients that contribute
to the Art of Pleasing."—Vide Chesterfield's Letters.
MAGASIN de NOUVEAUTES, for Gentle.
men's Dress, Ladies Riding Habits, Pelisses, 'Great
Coats, &c, No. toll,. New Bond-street, The Nobility and
Gentry are 'respectfully informed, that a New Article is pre-
pared for Riding Habits tur the present Season, very light,
pleasant, and durable, and made up in the best and must
fashionable manner, froth Two Guineas to Two Guineas and
- a Halt* the Habit complete, particularly well calculated for
Ladies learning to ride.
Habits of superfine Ladies' Cloth, of thq newest Colotirs,
and likewise of Black, Blues, and mixt Gassimeres' which
are extremely pleasant, light, and elastic. IlabitS'oleither,
made up in a superior, style, at Five Guineas each, Ready-
Money.
Gentlemen's light Stimmer Coats, for. Morning or After-
noon, of tine Cassimeres, in a variety of Colours, made up
in the 'best and most fashionable manner, at Two Guineas
and. a Half each.
A Variety. of Waistcoats, of the. newest Patterns for-the
Season ; Fine Cloths, Embroidered Suits for Court-Uni-
forms, and every fashionable Article of Dress, made up at a
few hours notice, at such fair and reasonable prices as will
be found a considerable saving, and particularly to. those
Gentlemen who chute to pay Ready-Money.
" So much for Dress, which I maintain to be a thing of
consequence in the Polite World."—Vide Chesterfield's
t4tst Leiter.
No. toll,, New Bond-street.. •

A FREEVIOLD.-LYINGTON, HANTS.
TO 13E SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,

THAT .Elegant and Commodious Mansion,
cti the (; !my with the F-urnirtire, si-
tuate near the Town of'l4mingtriti ; `and immediate PosSes-
i"n RlaY be had. The House has been recently enlarged,
•i'llONved, and finished in a superior and sUbstantial man-
fier. It contains on the Ground .Floor, a Drawing-room, ti
feet square 'fa. in height ; Dining-root:1 of the same dimen-
Ouris ; Library, a; feet by :7, 1,. in height ; Breakfast Par-
lour, at feet by
,ts,
.9 feet 7. in height ; with Offjees.of every
deseriptinn complete and convenient: In the Attic Sr.:-.;
aru five large fled-chambers, with two Dressing-rtwms, ±•,ur
Melte:lt Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are rued
Kitchen f;ardens (partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur-
rounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling for
four Horses. The Furniture is new .within the last ten
Immtb3, made of the very hest materials, in the firs; style of
elegant e, and in good preservation.
CrOve-Itouse eommands'beautiful and 'extensive Views of
the Isle of Wight, the Sea, and the surrounding Country.
That debOtful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of
the Premises, and will be included in the Sale.
llor further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to
Charks St. Bailie, Esq. at the•Bauk iii lamington, who will
tleliver Tickets for viewing the House and Furniture.