The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-07 00:00:00

SATET R D AY, MARCH 7, 1818.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A MANOR, -abonpuliog wit Is Game-. consisting
..-CX of abopt,THIRTEEN HIUNDRED4nd FIFTY ACRES,
rather more than Seren Hundred of Which are in hand, and
the rest-on unexpired Leases for One, Two, and Three Lives.
Two-thirds of the Purchase Money may, it required, be
left on Mortgage of the Premises, and the Remainder on the
Security of other Property.
Apply (if by letter post paid) to Mr. F. G. Coleridge, So.
licitor, Ottery,. Devon. •
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LLFoAygms BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-COVER-.
SHAPE BEAVER HATS, quite a' new
manufacture, excelling all others ever made on the usual
plan, are far superior in colour and.shape, which they retain
to the lait, and will out-wear, in any weather or 'climate,
three of them or the pretended Patent Silk, so pernicious to
the head The unqualified. and increasing reputation these
Hats are- daily acquiring have already caused a number of
paltry imitatious'to he held (auto the Public, who are-posi-
tively assured that. the Inventors and only Manufacturers of
the u drivalled and universally admired Donble4overed Beaver
Hats on the improved. Oval principle are R. andß. LLOYD
and Co. of 9-2, Newzate-Street.' Pricti 235.

_ .
p 111- PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA.
.BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS
and PINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture,
and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa
Beds and Chair Beds; Br►ss-screw Four Post, and Tent
Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete; Portable
Chairs, with several other new i zivented and improved article
of furniture; also a general and :cry exte::sive assortment of
Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com-
plete, ready manufacttired, where Families may select and
furnish a whole House in a few days,. avoiding; the extreme
inconvenience of waiting several Mouths in completing their.
Establishment.
Zast au•l West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by
\,lorgari and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on
terms the most moderate, for prompt:payment.

VEGETABLE BITTERS, a CHEAP and WHOLESOME
SUBSTITUTE for HOPS.
!"D EVAN'S and Co. having bad many respect-
...llV. able testimonies of the efficacy and pleasantness of
their Vegetable Bitters, are induced to extend their, sale be-,
yond the limits of the.,Westeru Counties, and have appointed
the under-mentioned Agents for that purpose. They only
invite a single trial, to convir.ce the Public of their super
riority to every other Bitter, and in some respects, even to
that of Hops, as they are not 'faceted by atmospheric altera-
tions, which deprive Hops of their bitter, and render Ale
and Beer liable lo acetic change, or, as it is commonly called,•
turning sour.
The Public arc assured, that the composition now recom-
mended is a pure wholes Vegetable Bitter, perfectly
free from every injurious property, producing a good 9itan-
tity of excellent yeast, and for the purpose of preserving Ale
and Beer equal to any Hops.
Sad in Packets, of Is. each, equal to a pound of th e
strongest Hops; in Packets of 2s. each, equal to twa pounds; •
in Packets of 3r. each, equal to four ponads; in Packets of
45. each,,equal•to six pounds ; in Packets of Ss. each, equal to
eight pounds.
N.B. No public Brewer or Publican can he supplied with
the above.
Prepared only by R. Evans and Co. 97, Fore-street. Exeter,
and sold Wholesale at their depoSitories, by R. Toby, No. 7,
Earl's Court Perrace, Old Bro►npton, London ; and Messrs.
White and Evans, Quay-street, Bristol ; and Retail by Mr. P.
Stanley, 14, Tavistoch-row, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Ander-
son and Chase, Wist Smithfield ; • ►Mr. T. Kelsey, 88, - Fleet-
market; Messrs.. B. • atul A. Taylor, Hart-street, .Mark-
lane. •

PUBLICATIONS.

In the Press, price 2s. 61.

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UVENAL'S , TENTH and THIRTEENTH
ALF SATIRES. Translated, with Notes,
By EDSIT'ND• L. SWIFT, Esq.
Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 4 1 , Pall Mall.
Also in the Press, with coloured Plates, price 6s.
'l40-NIGHT! By the Author of The Greeks, Pigeons,
Failion, and Modern-Belles; new Editions of all which are
again ready, price 6s. 'each.

ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE,
CROWN AND ANCLIOR TAVERN, STRAND

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE. OF PORTER.
IN consequence of the Licensing System peen•
liar to this Country, the Public are less able to benefit by
the REDUCTION made. by the GENUINE BEER BREW-
ERY, GOLDEN-LANE, than they would be if the Trade were
free. The existing Public-Houses are, for _the most part, en•
gaged in particular Intere•ts, -and it. .is impossible to open
new ones. To assist the Public, however, as much as lies in
their power, in obtaining the GENUINE BEER, and at the
Reduced Price, the Committee have pro Cured, and subjoin, a
List of the Houses which retail the Golden-lane Porter, They
trust that the Public will generally avail themselves of this
information, a; well on account pf their own interest, as to
encourage the liberal and use,ll)l line of conduct which the
Proprietors of this BiWery have adopted. .
. H. SCHULTES, Hon. Sec.
Oxford-street, Swan, J : Vale
---- - Spread,Eagle, .W. Porter
287,
'-.8. Strong
Bird-street, Olive Branch, ' ' • J. Scott
Titelifield -street,
Mary-le-bone-lime, Mary-le-bane Inn, It.lion
High-street, Mary-le-
bone, }Grapes,
ofcs Good 11
W. Manton
•
Lissa') Green, 'Pontefract Castle, J. Reynolds
Carnaby Market, ••.Harp, . • I'. Rixom
Maddox street, - Masons' Arms, T. Griffiths
Poland-street, Bunch of Grapes, W. Roper
_Mary-le-bone-street, King's Arnie, ' W. Mayois
Whitcomb-street, Blackinoor Head, J. -Jackson
Little-st. Martin's-st. Horse and Dolphin; H. Saunders
Vine-st.Westruiniter, Marquisof Gransby, W. Crush
Barton-street, , Salutation, R. Grimser
i
StreOwl wa tton Ground, Bricklayers' Arms, J. Langley
(;ape
-, 7-e' T.
Wild
. - -
' • Angel, A. Hill
'Tuthill-street, Golden Fleece, J. Moon
Rochester-row,, -Plough, L. HollowayPimlico, Gun, %V. %Vale
Chelsea, . Five Bells, •• E. Carr
Hungerford-street, Cannon, - W. Whitehrook
Church-passage, St. Luke's Head, 'l'. Hughes
St. Clement's-lane, Taylor's Arms, T. Day
Exeter-street, Bell, . J. Barratt
Bow-street, Gat rick's Hiad, T. Harris
White Lion-street, 71 ' , .' •
Dials, King s Head, ' J. Palmer
King-st. Seven Dials, Two Spies, T. Allchin
' Princes-street, Soho, Duke of Wellington, It. Shannon
Kiug-street; Solio, Thirteen Cantons, ' F. Itaiwback
Greek-street, • Greek-st. Coffee-ho. T. Wakefield
Chandos-street, - GenCral Elliot, S. Price
St. Martin's-lane, Star and Garter, • J.• Toinkins
Drury-lane, Shakespear, C. Lancastei
Drury-court, New George, T. Botilter .
White Hart-yard, White Hart, . ' sy. Sutton
------, AnteloPe, T. Norris
White Horse-yard, White-Horse, W. Smith
Long Acre, - Grapes, - W: •Winkfield
Vere-street, ' Wheatsbeaf, T. Crew
Great Wild-street, Ben Johnson's Head, D. Lawson
"- ' ' • T. Sheridan
P. Dignain.
D. Parry
o:Chapman
J. Oliver
T. Champion.
G. Wiiliatus
J. i.f.,,lrs n
J:Morgau
J. Manning
G. Norris
P. Christian
J. Jones

, . ited Lion,
Houghton-street, Bed Lion,
Shoe-lane, " Noah's Ark,
Flect.lane, ' Red Lion
Fleet-inarket, . Hoop and Grapes,
Upper Ground-street. Jacob's Well,
Charlotte-street, Queen's Head,
BloomslitaY-place, Orange Tree,
Holborn-hill, Grapes,
ifolhorn-bridge,, . Swan,
S4frron-hill, Ship,
Cowcross, . Red Lion-,
Bartholomew-close, • Blakeney's Head,
Smithfield, Kiiw's Head,
b

R. DaWson
.1. Johnson •
W. Briggs -
I'. Dutton •
B. Tiffin ....
A. Woodroffe
C. Carpenter
Q. Eckstean •
, / • 'Horse and Groans, ,R. Eagle
St, John-st.-road, Red Lion, •,-• /. Tyler
Barbican, ' Red Cross, . /.1. Carter
Beech=street, , Kings Arms, R. Hot heroyd
Golden-lane, Crown, - • - G. Ponsfard
-Red Lion-market, • Bell, " 'S. Finch •
Finsbury-place, Ship, • - • M. IVriod
Bishopsgate-street, City of LondonTavern,Terry and Co.
-----, - Flower Pot, J. Irving,
HallMoon-street,Bi-}-Green Dragon, C. Thompson
shopsgate, . •
Clement's-lane, Black Boy, , A. Burch,
Lawrence-lane, • Blossoms Inn, J. Nicholson\
Crooked:lane, Cock and Bottle, .1. Harrell
Fish-street-hill, Swan Tavern, • J. Cassidy
0111 nm-street, Ipswich Arms, , J. Hargrave
Minories, " Two Sawyers, J. Yates
---,----, Grapes, J. Bishop •
Tower Dock, Tiger, J. Phillips
Queen-street, • Ring's Head, . W. Acton
St. ('atherine's, Seriemit's Inn, U. Ituegg
Pennington-street, White Hart, G. Ody
SehoOl-lionse-lane, Black Swan,- J. May •
Blackwall, " Plough, F. Pinching
r, .• Dog-row, Bethnal-gr. Three Colts,- J. Woodley '
Hare• street, ditto, Hare and Hounds, 'l'. Reneett
Spitalfields, Racon-st. Ship,. .1. Howell
------ —, Prince's-st. Oshorn's Head, J. Bowlen
—, Grey Eagle-st. Grey Eagle, W. Toppin
Wentworth-street, Star,
... G..lrwin • •
Aldermanbury, 'Me Inn, • E. Edwards
Bull IVharf,Thames-st. Old Guildford Barge, J. Ratcliffe
Borough, Blue ,Maid, 1). S. Field
--•----..., High-street, Chequers;- • • 'Wallisand Kent
~*Mint, Peter and Key, .W. Ilett
, Mint-street, Grapes, W. Careless
, 11l ack inan-st. Ditto, ' V. Drew
St. George's-.market, George, S. Page
,Kent-street, White Boar, J. French
, Tooley-st. Unicorn, G. Williams
Elephant-street, Ito-}King,s Aans,
therbithe, •
Rotherhithe, Caulkers,

Grapes, .
Aylesbury-street, Grapes,
Cross-street, Grapes,
Butcherhall-lane, Grapes,
Goswell-street, •White Horse,
Holloway, Coach and Horses,

R. Emery

Eagle and Crown,
Noah's Ark,

W. Sharpess
.1. Brett
J. !cider
T. Williams
J. Halley -
s 'l'. Jones
a
New-st. Bermondsey, Fountain, J. Skinner
Bermondsey-wall, Green Man, T. Jackson
Millpond-bridge, Rose and Rummer, J. James. •
Deptford-green, • Lion and Lamb, C. Hunt
Wa I worth, • Rising Sun, • T. Wilson -
West-gr. Tottenham, Black Boy, . W. Hancock
Gravel-lane, Ewer-st. Red House, J. Soan
Holland-street, King's Head, T. Harding
Lambeth, • - Lark Hall, . H. Hudson
Montague-street, . Crown, J. Begent
Ewell, ' Bull's Head, M. Ward
Woolwich, Marine Barracks, G: Grayston
Charlton, Woodman, F. Claxon
Chatham, . South Canteen, J. Corrie
Hampstead, • King's Head, R.. Miller . .
Deal, Sun, W. Kennett
Doddington, Kent, . Chequers, • J. Palmer
The Committee further make known, that a small public
Subscription is absolutely necessary, to enable them to pur-
sue their object to a successful conclusion. When the pre-
judicial effects of the Arbitrary Licensing System on the sus-
tenance of thq labouring Poor, on the 'natural and chartered
rights of the subject, and on the national morals, are consi-
dered, they hope they shall not have appiqtled in vain to the
public spirit and•burnane feeling of their countrymen. Books
are opened. for Subscriptions at the- Crown and Anchor Ta-
vern, Strand : and at the Secretary's (Ace, No. '4, Little
Knightrider• street.

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