The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-02 00:00:00

LAW.
Gentleman who has had an University Edon-
4. X. tion, and who has pradised in the Country, and hav-
ing seved some Part 01 his Clerkship in Town in a very re-
aped-able House, addresies himself to any Gentleman of
Respectability in the Profession, either in Town or Coiintry
(the latter would be preferred) whois in want of a Person
that has a knowledge of the General Routine of_Business, he'
Wishing to engage for a permanency. As the Advertiser has
at present some Pradiee, his motives for this mode of appli-
ration is not to fill the place of a Common Clerk, though lie
would at all times be ready to assist in the laborious part of
the Business.—The most respedable References as to Cha.
lader will be given, and Security to any Amount.
Letters direeted to A. C. B. at Mr. Leader's Toy Shop,
l'r° • 43, Great Russell-street,. Bloomsbury, will be imme-
diately attended to.

FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr. ALLEN,
PRIVATELY taught. to• Ladies and Gentlemen
A- of any age, who have %lever learnt this Accomplish.
mein, or not in the improved tuedern style, at No. 19, Sher.
rard.street, Golden-square, and No. to, Great Any-street,
Coodman's.fields. They are taught on a Plan particularly
calculittpd fortlibse.to whontifis,arkohjed to. acquiwit ex.
peititiouili, privately, and in the first style of faaluon.
Foreigners, Officers, and Country Residents,,who .may
wish to learn in a feW :lays, may Board and Lodge, nvately,
the House, mut teceive constant Instruelion.
The Selea WcOcly Assemblies are every Monday; the Band
4ontlitcted by, NO-. Taylor.; none but Subscribers admitted—
oc,tie but people of nespeciability cats subscribe.
itespeCtable Schools and Tunnies, if not distant from
Town, regularly attended on the usual Conditions, and in-
ttrittlad in every elttiiiit requisite of Modern Dancing. '

May s 7, IBa3.

.., ; , • . . • , . WAR.
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'Co the OFFICERS of MS MA I ESTY's ROYAL NAVY
. • • and ARMY.
OHN IVORGFSS and SON take this early op.
~. portunity, in the renewal of War,' to solicit the favours
1
t) their Friends, the Officers of the Ro'vll• Navy and Army,
whom they had the honour of before fitting out.
Officers going to the Easr or West Indies, or upOri a Sta.:
Vonary Situation, can be provided regularly with,Stores, as
will keep good in any Climate, upon the shortest notice.
Families in general are respeCttully informed, they have
Lately imported a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruver , and
Chapziger Cheese, French Moutarde dc Maine, New Salad
Oil, Corgona Anchovies, New French ()lives, CapoolCa.
-Pers. Westphalia Hams, Rein Deers Tongues, tire. dre.
Warehouse, No. toy, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand,
London.

MQRGAN and SANERS's. New Invented
Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs ; the
Much-admired Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and
Chair Beds, .with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet
A ttictes, u pon improved principles, for the furnishing Houses
;oily tete, -
No: 16 and i 7, Catherine-Street,' Strand.
The Imperial.Dining.Tables are allowed to be the Aand-
tomcat and most competecoete set of Tables ever yet invented ;
elegant Dome Bads,. with tiew-designed Window Curtains,
en suite ; new -iivented Thisquitto Couch Beds for Foreign
Climates, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete; every Article
in the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, executed in 'the best
and most Modern stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the
thoicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship,
By: MORGAN and SANDERS,
Furnishing
,Upholsterers And Cabinet .nMakers,
No. 16, and 17, Citherint-Street, Strand.
.N. 11, TO prevent nustakcs, please to notice the .N um-
bers, 16 and t 7:

" A R ESS la one of the various Ingredients that sontribute to
- the Art or Pleasing• "—Vide Chtstertield's Letters
14AGASIN de NOUVF.AUTES, tor' Geode-
-LILL men's Dress, Ladies' Riding Habits, Pelisses, Great
Coats, . No. tog, New Bond,street. The Nobility and
Gentry are respeafully informed, that a New Ankle is pre-
pared for, Riding Habits for the present Season, very light,
pleasant, and durable, and made up in the .best and .most
fashionable manner, trout Two Guineas to-Two Guineas and
a halt the Rabic complete, particularly well calculated for
Ladies learningr ride.
Habits of superfine Ladies' Cloth, of the newest Colours,
and likewise Black, Blues, and mixt Cassiineres, which are
extremely pleasant, light, And, elastic.' Habits of either,
made up in a superior style, -at Five Guineas each, Ready-
Gentlemen's light. Summer Coats, for Morning or After-
sionne'of fine Cassunetea, in a variety -Of-Colours,' made up
'in the best and most fashionable manner, at T tvb. Guineas and
a Halt each.

A varietyof Waistcoats., of the newest Patterns for the
Season; Fine Cloths, Embroidered ,Suits for Court Uni.
tbrnis and every fashionable Article of Dress, made up at a
fewh'ourinutice, at such taken(' reasonable prices as will
.be found a considerable saving, and particularly' to those
centletnert win) chose to pay Ready_ Money. '
" So much for Dress, winch 1 maintain to he a thing of
consequence in the Polite, World:;'--Vide -.Chesterfield's
t.sist Leiter.
I 'B, t`ltemi nond-street. •.* - -
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CAPITAL .OLD ESTABLISHED INN.
° be dispo..ed of,- with immediate Possession,
a very Capital Old Established Inn, on the' Borders or
South wales, now in the occupation or the Proprietor, who
%I:lilies to retire front Public business'.
The DIN F.I.LINGIFIOUSK is.4ll4.greater part Lately re-
built, and consists of three Dining ,Itoonis with suitable
m
Parlour; and Bed-chaherc• exclusive of Servants ReonlS'i
excellent arched and ,Othertellars, and complete attulted
and detached Stables; Coat:li-houses, and other convenient
0 Irtces.
this House has beim occupied by the Proprietor upwards
of Thirty Years; is well situated for Post Wurk, having a
tOrriply.te Trade; and from its character and connections,
torms-a concern well -worth' the attention of Innkeepers; or
Rerson wishing to engage in that lirtct of Business.
F urthei Particularli may he known by applying to Messrs.
• Tina[ and Meredith', Solicitors,' No. is ' 6r's- I no, Lond9n,
;et Whose °lnce a Plah'4.4 the Premisestraybe scefl .