The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-17 00:00:00

ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE,

May .¢, 143.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the ROYAL
li X CtIANG E ASSURANCE do hereby give notice,
That their Transfer Books will be shut from TUESDAY
the ztst of lune, to TUESDAY the lath ot. July next ; and
that a GENERAL COURT of the said Corporation wilt ha
holden at their Office, on the Royal Exchange, on WED-
NESDAY the 22:1 of lune next, at Eleven o'Clocit in the
Forenoon, to consider of a Dividend. • • .
SAMUEL F ENNING, junior, Sec.retary.
N, B attendance is given daily at the said Office, and at
their Office in Pall-Mall, fig: the Assuring of Buildings,
Goods, Merctianctize, and Ships, frbm Loss or,Dantao by
Fire, and also for the AsSuranceof, and granting Annuities On
Lives.' "

ROCHESTER and MM DSTONE TURNPIKES.
• VOTICE is hereby. given, that the TOLLS
arising at the Tull Gates on the Turnpike Road lead-
ing from Rochester to Nlaidstone, in the County of Kent,
will be. !ATI' KY AUCTION, severally and separately,
'to the best Bidder or Bidders, at the Mitre Cot4•-liciuse, to
'Maidstone aforesaid, on Monday the 20th Day °titune next,
between the,ilourS of Twelve and'Two o'Clock, in the man-
ter directed by the Aa passed in the 13th Year of the Reign
Of his preseht Majesty King George the Third, far regulating
She Turnpike -Roacbi, and will be severalty and separately
Put up at such Sulu and Sums as the Trustees of the said Wo-ad
shall think ft. Vltoever happens to be the best Bidder or
irlders must at t::e same Security, wiiit sufficient
Mies to the satisladion of the Trustees, for pay ment
Rcnt ;-atted tia, sud at ..7:11' times as- the ^4. tklateCS
dired.
Maidstone, • GEORGE BURR,
May. Zs, 143.. • Clerk to the said Trustees.

May 17. 1803,

• AR.
to the OFFICERS of HIWS•MATESTY's ROYAL NAVY
and ARMY.
IOHN tURGESS and SON take this- early op.
• porwility, in the renewal of War, to solicit the favours
cl tht:r Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navrand Army,
vilictit they had the'honour of before titung out.
Oitik,sers going to the East or West Indies, or upnn a Sta-
tionary Situation, can be provided regularly with Stores, as
will keep good in any Climate, upon the .shortest notice.
, in general are' respectfully informal, they have
Jitely imported a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruyer, and
Ch•• sptiger Cheese, French blbutarde de Maille, New Salad
' Corona Anchovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca-
pers, Westphalia Hants, Rein Deers Tongues, &e. Sec.
„ warehouse, -No. to 7, Cotner of the Savoy Steps, Strand,
, 14uhtion,

ROMAN CEMENT. . .
is the Property of this Cement or Mortar, to
become hard and impenetrable to Water within a few
hours, even if expoied •to the action of the Sea; and alsb to
form a very strong union with Brick and Stone. It commu-
nicates uncommon Strength to Buildings, and must-theretbre,
131.°Portinnally increase their stability .and duration. In all
foundations whatever, • but particularly in the construe.'
*inn of bockg,,, Wharfs, Bridges, Locks, Tanks, Drains,
Mill Races,i
Vats, And other-Aquatic Buildings ; its utility
and
_advantage are -unquestionable • audit forms the hardiest
and must STONELIKE ST tfC ec ) known in this Country.
Alaouradtutud by Parker arul Co. limiLside, Londoll. ,

ROSS,
No. !in, Bishopsn'ute-street, Within,
ECOM MENDS to Ladies and Gentle Men
visiting .the ,NletrOpolis this Season, that they would
!!tend and examine his Emporium for the most fashionable
'eniques, where, in Rooms fitted up purposely, they may
.chose their favoutite colour, fit them to the head, and adapt
Them to the countenance without the inconvenient trouble of
I.l4ititig, or the usr:leaa formality of ng orders.- for them.
or lightneis, ease and elegance, theyg are unparalleled, fifty
Detcent. cheaper than any .where ; *anti for variety, he
can display thousands of Tints and Shapes appropriately to
heighten' the loveliness of youth, or cover the deficiencies of
4g, C. Beside the great advantage which is to be derived from
WS display
.of elegant Head-dresses, those Ladies, who
Lave not visitud lately in the rounds of fashion, or have hut'
recently left the Country,. will have the peculiar opportunity
of viewing a Figure-as large as life, in the complete and
Itraceful Dress of the Times, as it was on the last Birth 'ay,
houtiful Model in full Drapery, and from which their own
taste. may be exquisitely formed, such as is exhibitecluo where
else in the United Kingdoms.
He also recommends to the cutious, to examine his Exhi-
bition of Poruques, his assortment exquisite -in its kind, of
Natural, foreed Natural and Curled hair; and he has todoubt,
doubt, but,they will give the greatest merit to the quality of
the Articles exhiblted,and to the taste of those who mtnu•
faelu re them.

•
1.
IHEU AnT ISMS LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS,
PALSY; Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general
bebility and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS,
bRUISES and CHILBLAINS,
y
HI TEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD,
V/V (Pills and Fluid) are the most etteduid remedies in the
world, having succeeded in cases of six, eight, tun, twenty,
litjuleven of forty years standing, after every other means had
"litd, am' it huabsolutely ctifed-more Paticnts of the above
kompl.tints, than all the . Medicines ever inaclepublic.
he Fluid is so singularly penetrating and speedy 111 its ope.
?Wen, that Chiblatnst Sprains and BrUISC4 are removed by
Iwo or three Applications.
It is prepared and sold at "s. gd.-iach box or bottle, by
:4•
0, Johnston,- 'Apothecary No.. is, _G tea-street, Soho,
td ir
on, and ma be had of every. Nietlicine Vender In Eng-
4Att Ll, Ireland, West Indus; and Anieriea. xo prevent couracileit impositicm the Genuine is, signed
r the Label by the
,I4J'opriator, R. !Grunts!), A yoth"arY,
Via. Is, gce4k*StVXt; Sohn Vordon

KENT. HARDRES COURT.
CAPITAL FRE MOLD ESTATE, lying within a Ring
Fence.
FOR SALE by AUCTION,
By Mi. STAINES,

At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, on Sit4irday the ad day of
July next, at Three o'Clock m the Afternoon (if not pre.
viously disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely
notice will be given in this paper); -
Lot r. A LL that Capital and very Irm.
-1 provable Farm called Hardres Court,
with the Wheat.barn, Barley-barn, two Cottages .
adjoining. Ho -oast, with two Kilns, large Walled ' •
Garden, well stocked with choice Fruit-trees,
Stables, Waggon and Cart Lodges, 44c. with the
Arable, Pasture, Hop-ground, Orchard,ond Wood. A. fit. r.
land, together ahout - • - 229 314
Lot..a. Little Bossingharn Farm-house, Yard,
loc. with the Arable, Pasture, flop-ground, .and •
Woodland - - - 66 133
Lot 3. Hunt Wood, with the UnderwoOd and
valuable Tindler growing thereon - - 24 23;
Lot 4. Park Wood, and Hassock, about - 211 3
Lot s. Cherry Garden - - x- 3
Lot 6. Part of Andrews's Wood - t tib

352 3
re The whole is exonerated from the Land-Tax .
Immediate Possession may be taken ot the Woodland, and
of the Farms, Garden, &c. at Michaelmas next.
Mr. Henry Alorris, at the School, will show the Land.
Further 'particulars may be known, by application to' Mr.
William Pettiman,.jun. at thin, near Sandwich-=or, on Sa.
turdays, at the Rose. inn, Canterbitry, v.-here a Map ot the
Estate may be seen, and of whom pi-inn:id particulars may
be had ; also of Mr. James Simmons, and Mr. William Wis.
tow, Canterbury; at the Swan, flythe lolkstone Arms,
Folkstone; 'Ledger's Library,9Dover; Hoop and Griffin,
Deal ; Hell, Sandwich King's Head, Ramsgate;
chener's ilotel, Margate; Ship, Faveisliatti • Saracen's
Ashford ; and at htrs. Moscy'S Stationer, rark,attetts
Grosnnor•square. London.

DURHAM.
TO BE SOLD bY A ucTIoN,
By Mr.
At Gnrraway's Cotfee-Ilnusr, change-Alley, ervnitin, Lon-
don, on Frid.ty, the 13,1 i lay, Trveve o'Cluck,
Jess stn acceptable 011;:r i, ina:le in the inean Time by
Private C.,intract, •
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ty the
free, containing Two Ilitatirt.d and Thilty-six Acres.
(be the Cline more or less) of AKAI3I.E. NI F.,A DOW and
PAST:IKE LAND, with a Carpcnter's Landing, Exten-
siVe• Pottery an& other Eitaildings ; also ieveral Pteestone
Quarries now working there on, situate at 'Hy LION
I Lit ' within a short distance, of the tiourishing, Sea-port
T‘pyn ofSunderland. _

This most .desirable property extends near a mile' and
hill on the Navigable Rivet. Weir, contains Coal, abounds
with excellent Freestone, Clay and Marie; is vary popitiotis,
thriving, and extremely well pia,ed for becoming of 4ant i.
derable importance in the hands of a Persbn ofenterprize and
capital.
nay be viewed, and Particulars had twenty days Kneed.
ing the Sale, of Mr. Griffith, Solicitor, in Durham ; of Mr.
Tyndale, Solicitor; No. 6, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Gam-
way's; and of Mr. Smith, NO.. (42i proad-4trc:::t, near the
'Royal Exchange, London,