The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-17 00:00:00

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No. 13,447.

BRETT'S HOTEL.—Gentlemen and Families
visiting tile Metropolis will find at this Hotel comforts and
actommotiations of a very superior description, itl addition to the
many advantages which rendered It pre-eminent, during the long
occupation of the Mt Mr. Denner and Mrs. Chatham, as OLD
FURNIVAVS COFFEE-HOUSE, No. 139, HOLBORN;

CHEAP CLOTHING at SWAIN and CO.'S,
TAILORS, &e., No. in, Fleet-street, near the Avenue
to St. BYlde's Church.
A Suit of Superfine ill
Ditto, Blue or Blnektitu, G 10 0
Ditto, Impttial Siteny 6 41 0
A Plain Suit of Livery in 4 10 0
And every ether cattlecheap.
N.B. A great verity of plain, striped, corded, :tad diagonal
ribbed eassittMa for Gentlemen's Trousers. Also a large and
splendid illartment of figured goods for Waistcoats.

To Officers of the Army and Navy, and the Public in general.
MERRIIVIAN, PATENTEE of the NEW
METALLIC FOLDING HINGED BEDSTEADS,
SHIP SOFAS, &c., begs to to announce her REMOVAL
from 155 b 97 Leadenhall-street.
This Patent meets with the most unqualified approbation, and
is confidently recommended to the Public as possessing the decided
advantages of economy, cleanliness, durability, and facility of erec-
tion and removal.

These Bedateada are manufactured in various patterns,. and are
equally suited for the camp, the cabin, or household use. They are
particularly adapted for a warm climate, and for Passengers to In-
dia and the Colonies, as they will form a ship sofa and a swing-cot
during the voyage, anti afterwards an ornamental article of fur-
niture.

An Inspection is requested at the manufactory, 97, Leadenball-
atreet, opposite Billiter-street, where alone they can be obtained in
London. Every kind of Camp and. Cabin Furniture, in solid ma-
hogany, with general Travelling Equipage, is also manufactured on
the Premises.

SIMEON JOSEPH, Milli; 'GEORGE FRED. HAMILTON.
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
WHEREAS SIMEON JOSEPH, ,alias
GEORGE FREDERICK HAMILTON, formerly of
Great Winchestersstree4 London, and afterwards of Thames-street,
London, Merchant, stands charged with FORGERY : whoever
will tlppreheittl; or cause to be apprehended, the said SIMEON
JOSEPH, alias GEORGE FREDERICK HAMILTON, and
lodge him in any of his Majesty's Jails, shall receive a Reward
of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS on his apprehension, and a fur-
ther sum of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS on his conviction.
The said Simeon Joseph, alias George Frederick Hamilton, has
been lately residing in Belfast, where he used the name of the firm
of " MALISIUS, SCHNEIDER, aad C 0.," and has fraudulently
obtained goods at Belfast, to a large amount, and at Manchester.
There is reason to suspect that the said Simeon Joseph, alias
George Frederick Hamilton, has been aided and .assisted by
OTHER SWINDLERS, in fraudulently obtaining goods, which
goods have been traced to Liverpool, and from thence to London.
It is requested that information of any Frauds committed by the
said George Frederick Hamilton, otherwise Simeon Joseph, or any
persons suspected to be, or to have been, fraudulently connected
with him; may be immediately given to the Solicitors under-
mentioned.
The said George Frederick Hamilton has been three times a
Bankrupt ; first.
In 1817, by the description of Simeon Joseph, late of Win-
chester-street, and of Throgmorton-street, Merchant,
trading under the firm of Joseph Simeon and Co. Again,
In 1818, under the name of Simeon Joseph, in partnership
with another person, in Great Winchester-street. And,
lastly,
In 1824, under the name of George Frederick Hamilton, other-
wise Simeon Joseph, late of Thames-street, trading as Si-
meon Joseph, and Co.
The said Simeon Joseph, alias George" Frederick Hamilton, is of
the Jewish persuasion, about 55 years of aga, about 5 feet, 6 or
7 inches high, marked slightly with the small pox, especially on the
nose, which is long and aquiline, whiskers small and grey, and he
has a small tuft of hair growing upon the external edge of each ear,
smart in his dress and appearance, shirt collar stiff, apparently re-
straining the motion of his head; when speaking, a slight elevation
of the brow and distortion of countenance is perceptible, and he is
slow and cautious in his answers. When in Belfast he wore a black
wig, and his whiskers had been dyed to correspond. It is probable
his external appearance has been now changed, but attention is di-
rected to his above-described habits.
The above reward will be paid on application to Messrs. Ashurst
and Gainsford, Solicitors, 137, Cheapside, London ; to Francis,
Hobler, Jun., Esq., Solicitor, Walbrook London; or to Daniel
Forrester, Officer, Mansion-House, London.
October 17th, 1835.