The Sun. — London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

~i~3~ 1 Tolls IZlt;ti Lc:l.es of nnpnet, unship. it years Ann. ituation being !n frkan ;akin of eitty of for the )1e tinc site, e3C- may be No. s Head, Taken EST of DOT- . us pursu— ter, in— I: Pco- t of F.;':.- tENE he AV- ;Ale tz.c nbold's,e 'own of iundrq t Leazr.s :on, St- Teaurgs F tares Is,. Geu ckyn,--4C+ Tr . :riuntt it t0,6"6" White, 1) a NA:es. oyd a? , 4. C hrists4 . he y~ sib )ND(? ravny°3'", lONS 101, Aura • pays alt niages. it e a da v )1 . 12% (cease. )N .1/ ,tat raurtecil o-S11:40 35 1 . F ate-ntllr 'h • st 78$1 1, Ir, Jol° ipt ; () iti a ; Y I ` l 7_,To • N ' "1 1 • S%tel:sl wed ssci rallu• r J AgE5-* due rio- FREE- F A R tll, ti tF .1 4 1 7 :frarti t eyotetv" . NVtijt BacilF> 4 -J, ' O)4 . ' 10 1 , gt a • r Y' E ~ t ~;s•. t f . 740 4 • liet l(l4' , i _ponafr Ittl:y Y • of Y ralio° anCC 3° retP , . .„„ ing• i. dAYLI CilAr r roft' 'et I ;„t,ricY, NUMBER .. ..... .- p• :L• „. ..s !,• Oi . 1.,.. T . ri ll' .. ...,. ...r 41 . .... . MO ND .71 Y, SEPTEMBER 21, nioi. EAST INDIA HOUSE; September 16, 180.1. THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of ;he UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, ThattheCommittee will he ready 7 to -mei; ive Proposals in .prit ing,- sealed' up, on WEDNESDAY, the 3oth. inst. for supplying the Compa;y 7.uith Anqtiors and Grapnalsi Canvas, witch and Tar, St6el, Swedish Iron. . And such Persons who may think proper to deliver ix Tenders, must express *therein the loWest Prices; as they will not have 471 bpportuniy of making any abatement. • . The Condition of the Contrafi snay be 'seen by utptying ib itfr, •Coggan,Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Tenders must be, left before; TWelve o'clock at Noon on the above day, as not , ' any Tender Will he received after that hour. This Day vv.as published; Price 6s. 6d. DiRACTICAL IRRIGATION; or, The ART, .of FLOATING GRASS LAND fully taught and illustrated by a Minute Description, and Three Descriptive theW,liird -Edition, with large Additions: Also published, price 9(1. A Proof that Large Farms weie in norwise instrumental in causing;the late:Scarcity; By J. WRIGHT, A. M. . • r."5 - catcrieid . , No. .12; Ave Maria' Lane ; Hatch: ard, Piccadilly; by all the, Lndon...Booksellers ; by Mrs. Jones; Oxford ; J. RackliaM, BUiy ; -- Cinteweil l Bata ; and Coke, Leith. , Where , may'betad, Nicoll tidlyer's Gentleman's AssiStant. Likewise a libtaniell Catalogue. BALL AT„LINCOLN, For the ENCOURAGEMENT of the STUFF' AlfiNU- -••-- - - - FACTORY. Patroness, The Right Hon. Lady WILLIAM BEAUCLERK, Lord 13A° WNLO VV, Lord YARBOROUGH, Stewards. mHE BALL will be given at the ASSEMBLY , 80031, Above-Hill, Lincoln, on Wednesday the xist of OClciber 7 on the usual conditions. Ladies to be admitted gratis, on theirappearing in a Stuff Gown and Petticoat, of the Colour appointed,,by the Patro neSs, spun, wove, and finished within the County, and .producing a Ticket signed 'by the,. Weaver and Dyer, at Lo ;th ;- one of which Tickets will be delivered with every Twelve. Yards of Stuff. . ; . - • *.* Ladies are particularly requested. not to omit bringing their Tickets, to ‘ prevent confusion at the door. • • • Gentlemen to appear without Silk or cottOn in their dress, Stockings excepted. Tickets delivered for Gentlemen, at tot. 6d. each, at the Waite Hart 'and' Rein-Deer Inns, Lincoln . 'also at Mrs. \V at's, Keeper, of the. Assembly -Rooms, Above- H ill ' and at Messrs. John and George Steel's, Drapct% • Delow-Hill, Lincoln.. • • . . _ *4,* No Money to Iv taken at the Door. Th.'re will be an Ordinary at the White-Hart, on the day of the Ball, at half an hotte past Four o'Clock.., -"- LincOln, Sept. ts, tScit. HE N IVER;)AKY; . MEETING of the T •Gentlemen EcluLatcd-"-at the FREE 'GRAMMAR SCHOOL. in MANCHESTER, will be held on W.ednes. day the 7th of October ISo 1,„ at the Bull's Head Inn in M:inct'ester, Those .eiltlemn :that purpose favotikihgAhe ttwar.is with their etrnp...ny on the mcaskon, are requested To 'give di tn'eir naines . tii Mr. Woodhouse, at the Bull's Heiid . , aforesaid., - on or betore I•.riday,the zd of O.ttoher. Dint er theme able p reci l T o o^Clcck . JOSEPH . THAKEI.tiI„.Y, Stewards: WILLIAM FOX, PORTLAND-PLACE. , - - A GENTLEMAN: is desirous of lettiner his 'l-161the in Portland-place, UNTIL CLiIaSTMAS 18e4, containing , TF!REWROOMS ON EVERY FLOO.Ri with Stable for F:ve Horses, and Double Coach-house, the WHOLE COM,'LETELY . 'FURNISHED, and may be seen with Tickets, to be. hadot Mr. Page, Surveyor, No. 40, Castle-street, Holborn. 1801• No. 15,705 . ,0. 20,000 2 9,4 6 7 __ • zO,OOO . • 2 4,7 8 7 10,000 i 5,060 5,000 30,333 s f ooo A/98 5,008 • THE capitnl Prize‘ above stated, were.al : t Shared, "and Registered this Year, by 1101)k., and Co. 'Oxford-street, and St. fames's.:street, where, in the late Lotteries, were Sold, Shared, and Registered, viz. - 140..12,660 - Z. 20,000 • No. 36,030 - Z. 5000 . 702 i . 10,000 l7 of 2000 .2,68 r - 10,000 - ,27 of 1000 Tickets and Shares in• the present Irish Lottery,,,to begin pr3.vin4 r6th of. Novernbe.r next, are onSale in.great • Variety at kiicabo - ve on. the Most reasonabk terms. .p. ,State Lottery will begin Drawing, the 3d of March, i8oz", the Tickets and Shares are on Sale atv above:: . • • - Orders hy post, or otherwise, strictly executed, , A- RCHER.' and .. HAUGHTON, frbm Dublin, PO,PLILI and TABBINET MANUFAC; TURERS aryl. MERCERS to HER MAJ EsTN', Their Roy I HigniresSes the Prince and Piincess of Wales,':Duke nd . I)utchess of York, :llutchess Wirternberg;, and the Prin-;iese . ; 146. 8; liznfietta-street, - Covenr-garden,.London. Thc parronaw,c of Het - ,IVlijesty,. the dirterent branches of the Roy - al Family, : and . Lattie6 of the first - rank ..).fashton, it ishrtpdbaAAOrciently_establisned, the prnion' of • a discernin4, Public,• . tire. decided superiority' of rc.her and 'Hauglkton's Phplins and - .Fabbinet.; alsngold, figured aner .plain Charnberry Muslim, and Italian Sarseriets . toptocat'llresiie, Ttirnans, Vic. CAUTION WhereaS, 'Archer' and Houghton 'have been credibly' in. formed, that a great many people in , this Kin Own are now, .nd - have been tor sape time past, manufaduring and Selling Poplins arid Taiminets,•as Irish; of an inferioi quality; under the name of Arelwr and Haughton's Manittactwy,with a - -view to discredit arid injure their House, and a gross iintiost tion on the Public in general" they are determined,• as tar as lies in their power, to picise.eUte to convia!On'any per`Son o'r personS so vending ,Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of men MantifaCture, that was not actually bought at then haute. They have the tionout. to actiuApt the Nobility and C en try' that their Warehouse is stocked with - a greatet 'variety of Nlourning Goods than is to be found in 31 - 1 other in Town, which they are enabled to. suilVor ready'erioney) at 'prices much lower titan they can he had elsewhere, the :whole being of their own trianutadure :—tdey consist of white and black Bon basins, C.namberry I'4ll'sl'lns, Cambric SarsenetS; Rasdimorts for Widows, Al rmozincs,' dress Bar celma Seizes, Lntestrings, emus Sarsenets, Poplins, til ilea, Crapes, Scarf Silks, filancikerchiefs, Bontbazets int - xarkts, &e. also a great choice.? of Patterns - in grey .Poplins :and Sarsenets, for slight Mot rning. — , Englisii 'yard ',wide i'oplins of a superior quality„a; 3s. 64 per yard ; Yelures; twi - de black Serges, and rich Irish Tabninet in cinferent Patterns; plain. .corded, chain, rand striped, for Clergymen: and Gentlemen who always velar bk.:; they 'never grow rusty or greasy in 'wearing, being of tnt very best triple dye. No second price ever asked, for article bought at. their Honse. , N. B. Ladies own Spinning ma nufaaured into Poplins or Tabllinets ;. Tabberays for Furnitole, of the difKrent taslnon- Ole Colours, manufattured on the shortest notice. Merchants supplied to any anlou.tlt / Ito the - SE.RIOUS PART:of the C1=11.(1 . 5 - 1 4 1K.N 'WOR LD'. 4me l . when tjie Evide:;ces 0( t.ll cht'i l stian t 1 t, • t Itzvelation are so much 'doubted and disputed, and when, :41(9witwthose Evidences their proper. authority, the real design ot'ihe Revelation itseLis almost rust sight of, and the genuine. meaning of its pit'eepelis involved, through mis interpretation' _in the utmost obscurity, so as td render it difficult' nit tlie'sifa t , and sinter:;` to discover the trail' ; a Society ofi - G,entlsrma, zJalou6 to• prornete the eternal well.: of friar tetloW- Men, wish to acquaint all who feel theniselves,i:oncerned about thrii everlasting state, that in formation of a most solid and interesting nature, both re specting that state and'alsci concerning the evidences; the de- . sign, and the genuine sense of tk,Christian c - riptitics, may belotindin the follori , inig W'cn - ks'of the Hon.' 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XIII. Of the 'White Horse -mentioned in the Revelations, • ! • . 1' • 'XIV. Of the Last Jud,ment, and the Destru&ion of 80,. .byton ) : •• •• - , = ' XV. Continuation of the Last judgment, : . -XVI. 'General #kplication of the Ten; Precepts of the D'ecalogue, is. 6d. • • Hieroglyphic Key lb Correspondences, N. ! 4. The-above Book May- be hat.f of J . I I odson and CO. 'at the Aurora Printing-Office, No. ts, Cross-street, Hatton:. 'androf Messrs. J. W. and W. Clarke, Booksellers, iu Manchester. ' .....:," 4,, , . t!'_ . ,..' 4 4 — . F— 4'l' '', • s ,''' 1 r ft- 44 .., ../ ,^ .6 «. A Y u xi '• 'lz 4 , 01 1 g ip.• _ . . ..... ,lam ....., ~- ,k T , -• ,_,/".-• ~%. •A• ~.. if c r, \'' --1 4 0 ' % , 1 ~4 ~,....„ -.-. , xti_ cv • ''' , - -lb). . A. . 4 U I k4'L , • ......cl ik 4 -1, a -,-f,, r , \ s,i . . . . ___ 9 6 ' "--• . ' • ' ---". ~, ~ • ) /, 7 , ,k, , i „ '//itlil \‘‘ ' ' r PRICIL six kE.AIv,Ei; EAT-INDIA THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, hrO_ SORROW EVENING, Sept. 22, xBoT, Their Majesties' Servants wilt perform a Tragedy; KING RICHARD THE THIRD: King Henry the Sixth, Mr: WROUGH,TON ; Prince of Wales, MaSter CI-TATTERLEY ; Duke Of •York, .Miss KELLY; Duke of Gloucester, Mr. KEMBLE ; Duke or Buckingham, Mr. BARRY MO RE ; Duke of-Norfolk,. Mr. HOLLAND.; -: Earl "Ci: . RiChmond, Mr. C. KENIEME ; Lord Stanley, Mr. PACKER - Sir Rio - lard Radclitf, - Mr. MAD DOCKS ; Sir William Cateshy, ' UT. CAULFIELD ; Sir lames Tyne!, Mr. WEBB ; Lord Mayor, Mr. SPARKS ; Tressel Mr. DE CAMP ; Officer, Mr. CHIPPENDALE; Yorest, .314 f. FISHER; - Dighton, .1A r. EVANS, Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. POWELL; DutchestAWYork, Miss:TIDSWELJ - • Lady Anne, Miss BIGGS: After the Tragedy the Dramatic Romance of BLU.K. BEARD Or, FEMALE CUB lOSTTY. The music composed by Mr. KELLY,- . Abomeliqtie (Blue Beard), Mr. BA R ; Ibrahim, Mr. SU ETT ; Selim, KELLY; Shacabac, BANNISTER; jun. Fatima, Mrs; CROUCH ;. • irenei.,lll4D,E CAMP ; Deda, Miss B. MENAG E. SPA HI S. • Mr. DIGNUM, Mr CA'ULFI ELD, Mr. COOKE, &c. Ilexes, 6s. Second Price, 3i. PO, Sea mdf rice zs. C;alzry, 2s. • Second Price, is. .UpperGatkry, Is. Se conn Price, - 6d.— Co Money to be Reiu places foktbe.l3oxes to be-taken of Mr.-Fotiro4, at the •Eacoc Office, in Little Russell-street. ilaThe Doors to.he opened at . halt past Five, and to.begin at it after Six. ,0a Thursday, tho Comedy of Tile-Wheel of Fortune, with .1 -he Flitch ofiSacon. afrd on'Saturday, The . -Rivals, with the'Romance of Lo ka. The Public are re0661.1111.1y inforrni:d that the Tra- Y of Richard.the Third,will. be ac:lcd every Tuesday, till tuther notice. • Tbe.Public-ai6 fes • peeltftilly informed that Mrs..Billington Is engaged for the present Season at this Wheatre. , THEATRE of ANATOMY, ~I\4Blenheitn-str‘vt,; Great Marthol:Alglit,street. R. BROOKScommence hit Autumnal Course of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSI "LOG Y, And SOR . O ERY, on Monday the itlth of Sep teitibtr; at Two o'Cloci:c MAn Anatomical COnverzatione• is instituted every Sunday orning, at Ei g h t o'Clock in the Theatre, at which the dif rent Subjeas 'treated Of 'the precedinevkek, will be dis cussed in a 'familiar Style. None but Pupil; can be admitted at this time. A , iPaci , ps antkeligiOlq: Apartment, . adapted tii'the pur -ruestor DisSeetinz,lind will be open for the Stu pe,nl&) every Morning at Nine o'Clock ; where Mr. Brookesut attend. d .N• B. An Apprentice , orlrouTe Pupil, may be accommo 4, tied, who w Aeri‘c peculiar_ .adsautaia; afrOM his ' , on. For Particulars apply` to Mr. Brookes; at the Tit..arc 61.. Anatomy. - Gentierden who enter to. this Cause' of Lectures t 11 tr permitted to aftend tile remainder of the Summer Course, Away en az. Scycli in the 114.01=ning, of which an essenti.il P . - 4Q is yct undelivered. . MEDICAL THEATRE, GUY's:HOSPITAI„ • Septembei : , Aar. 4- 1 -1-1 E LECTURES -. for 'fhe - 'enticing Season will O r d, "rarneae .at this 40 SPIT - At, in the- f:al 104; ing a t i : r . R ACTIC'E of MEDICINE; on FRIDAY, Oaober z, T e r l 1 o'Clo e k in tat Morning, byBI NG pi i `",, rl E l ‘llSTRY d EXP-ER PIIII.OSO - '• " SA'rURDAY. Otlober 3, at Ten in the Morn --F$ by Dr.,BABI Ni.;TON and' the Rev. Mr. ROBF.RTS. t ) WIFERY and DISEASES' of WOMEN andkIuLDREN, 1, aI LDREN, en SATURDAY, Oaober 3, at 'a. Quarter tor e` Eight in the Nlorning, by Dr. LOWDER and DI. AIGHTON-. ' • I; P HYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL CECO s- () MY, on MONDAY, Odober .5, at a Quarter More even in,the Evening,- hy Dr. HAP:AIITO': - ~rrHEORY of NI FDIC: N E and MAT F: RIA MEDICA, UkRI U r S DAY, ()dither. 6, at Seven in the Evening, by Dr. , R iNciriEs ane'PRACTICE of SURGERY, on 11,~();vl)Ay. Oelober rz, at Eight in the Evening, b) Mr. t a ' re i. :l-4 1 :V COOP - ER, illustrated by scicd.Cases. under his' , the Hospital.' (.y:.? addition t o fhese, Dr. SAUNDtRS Wr ill , early in ....9her, b eg i n a COURSE of CLINICAL LE cru RES, v'lrselett Medical' Cases: , under his care in the Hospital.. .4.i The severed Lecturesgiven at 'the United Hospitals th e „,. Thomas and Guy, are so artinged, that no two of I.lo4Vierfere with each other in the Hours of Attendance ; l ‘le.clicZt l44 e is calculated to tbrm a complete Cu,..:se . s ..,truction. ttad by ether particulars of the several I.:pc - tures, to-be s a t rrq i ng at the Hospital ; or at Mr. Cox's, Book as's-stret, borough. . • W ANTED ornnlo : diou s T_ ( a ) ri H d I R ivi E r m a z (c e ) ‘i t . oe r, b VELLA, very gen teel -F R N ISHE D ; must stand deta,_ i t-!zl from any - other House, in a drv, cheerful, healthy SttL. - . , - ,!en, in perfect rep*, with a good Garden and Plus ,l l, o vround, Co:E.:A.:house and Stabling, with-o!ner Ot ites, tit for the reception ck." 'a Family of Distinta.on ; from to 12 miles distant from London West ircat Hy Park .ktorner,'Aed the N e i g hhO ur h ood of 'l'w !c k en h am , would be , referred. Any Person having sucl A P•littA: to icti for t ,V.lntz:r Months. or upon Lease, may ,depend upon their tirniture having the greatest care taken of it.. Laud enou g h ' 5 keep a Cow will he required. /11-tters, with all the Particulars, to be sent to Mr. Marsh, Pholsterer, Mount -street, Grosven9T-qqate. S - TOCKERSTON; LEICESTERSHI !cE. TU BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, I\l°3t Desirable FReEHOLD'ESTATE, con of the MANOR, tile PerpetuaIADVOWSOAT .t-o",\ x eTOßY,.and the TOWNSHIP of HAMLET of 1. 4' 1 , RSTON, in the County of Leicester, which cOn- V7 --- .93 6 Acres or thereabouts, of very rich Meadow and V ' P rl 4 n , g Land, a neat i‘lansion4musc, a good and convenient , Ifhouse, with Suitable Out-buithiings to each, and Eight. • ,)liloortab:e Cottages, all'in good Repair. CI OI. Land coinprizes.x3o Acres, - or thereabouts, of Wood fi t nd, whereon are growing itz37- large and valuable Oak nherTrees suitable for His Majesty's .Dock-yards, and . Oak Trees. \,,,}::11,,e Underwood is cut annually in certain proportions, til le " A n come round every eighteen years,- and consists of very i• As Elm, and 'ot - iicr Poles: There. are also 164 Tim -4clv,-,(l`4other Trees of Ash and Elm growing in. the Hedge - I, s e ' • Aftttrlkerston is distant about twenty miles from Leicester, 7i!rfillte,itro,ln Stamford, and three from Uppin r 7liarn. and is oxii„ 11 1 a line Sporting C ountry, in which Two Packs Nis are kept. The p o nd Tax of this Estate is -re:teemed. • yv Ak e( r,...eniises may be viewed,,on application to Robert pri nted 'ON. at 'the Mansion-house,. at Stockerston ; and 'Thrficulars may 'op had at the Chambers' of Messrs.. hir4?tort and - Bell, Lamb-building s , T e mpl e , London; - Cr a,:* iN allg, at Grantham ; and at the Offices of Messrs. Leio. Thorpe and 'Gray, in - York, and' Mr. Temple, in 1/V i o est er; anciPlans of the Estate will be left with'Air. r arltil - Mt. King.. . , SURREY.; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The latter End of 0 eloher next (tie Time and Place of Sale will-hereafter be advertised), ' 'THE following - PROPERTY, situate in the 1 Hamlet of STOCKWELL; in thy: Parish. of Lambeth, VIZ. The MANOR,' - or Reputed MANOR ofSTOCKWELL, The capital Mansion, or MANOR-HO US I!, in the occu , pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the 0 ffices, Gardens, and 'Pleasure Grounds, .under Leak, which, expires Lady day, ao3. "Ti►;; capital" Mansion-House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard, &c. in the occupation of Christopher Hall 3 and Cox, Esqrs. under Lease, whicivexpires Lady-da r, iSo/. the White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titrmis, and: under an agree ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelm as, 1826. The'Farru-house and Outba4ldings, witl z the Land, in the occupation Of Mr. Richard Simmons, tens it at will. , 'file Garden Ground,' , and Land, itt the ticcupation of Mr. Benjamin Smith; tenant at will. The House, Offices, and Land, i n thc occupation of Mr. George Wheeler. tenant at will. The Land in the occupation of 11 , It. Joseph Reppen, tenant at will.. And • The Wax ManufaaorYi with tl Mansion-House, Offices, and Grounds, in the occupation Qt . B. Barrett, Esq. under Lease,,Boo years and upwards of ; which are unexpired. • The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate between the 3d and 4th Mile-stones 4 or i the Road from London to Streatham, by which it is h 3unded on the East, and the Kaad - Called Acre lane, leadin j from Clapham to.Cainber well, runs through the Estate towards the North. Public notice will he given ; when Plans and Particulars are ready to be delivered by V- I. and J. Black, afthe Grove, near Epping; Middle Temple • tall Staircase, and Richards'i Ctiffee.boutle,.near Temple B fir. ' • BREWERY TO BE SOLD,' Peremptorily, on Thursday the 2.(1 Dav of Ociober, at One • &Clock.' at• Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle:- sucet, Liverpool L i Very Extensive and - complet e BREWERY, ..C.L.eretted in the best manner. ..within the last ,twelve , ye,tr;,„ posessing every improved principle now known : the whoie.covering a Plot or Freehold Ground of Two Acres, bituatcd , In Seatland-road, Liverpool, and within izao yards' of tilt Ciisttim House ; capable of 'making annually 60",000 Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very extensive 'Watehouses, Malt houses, Drying-kilns, &c. The Water is of the first gliality, and inexhaustible.—The whole Preinises are overlooked by a handsom. Dwelling house, weil tiailhed .aia: may be viewed every day before the Sale, where attendance will be given. • For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near LiverpOol. •" SHENSTON E, near LICH E I ELD, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.• V ARREN, , • At the George liiu., iii the City of Lichfleid, on Friday, Oct: ji, f 1801, at Three o'Clqc.k, in Lots; EVERALvery Efio-ible al-iOLI) , FARYS S ki situate at Footherley, Lynn,. and Nether and Lower Stonnall„all in the Patish,and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lage 'of Shenstone, in'a Sporting Pail of the County of Staf— ford,. three Miles trom,Lichrieid,, six froirrWalsall, and twelve from ' also a`capital Mansion, called I' DO TH E R EY HALL, with suitable attached and de-, tached Offices, Coach-houte,stabling for Eight HerseS, and other Out;buildings, all in complete repair; a large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream ; • the whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed „Arable, Meadow,' and Pasture Land, in the highest state•of cultiva tion, with valUable Rights of Common on Shenstone, Wood End, and. Druid Heath, • now in the occupation qt . John Breynton, 'Lsq. under Lease determinable in 1809, and of Messrs.. SWan, Hand, Preston, Adcock,. and M•ouslev, all very reipedable Tenants, under Leases determinable at Lady, day, 1803, at several yearly Rents, amounting • . IGHT-HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS, and upwards; also about Twenty Acres- of COppice and Wodd Land now in hand. Another FREE 1-10 I.,D'ESTAT E, containing 8g Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Perches, Nyitli a - corhmodious Dwelling-douse and suitable , Out-builclingS, delightfully si:iate at Flarnmerwick, in the Parish of St. Michael; Lichfield; also - a Leasehold Farm of . 56 Acres, adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with con \‘-mient Farr House and other Appurtenances,, and valu able Rights of Common on Flogley Flay . and 'Cannock Chase, held under the Vicars Choral of Lichiqeld, for an unekpiied Term of Twenty-one Years, at '3l. BC. per Ann. renewlibie every seven years ; both which Farms and Premises.are in the holding of Mr James Winterton, under Lease determinable at Lady-clay, 1803, at the yearly Rent of 451. Printed Particulars 'may be had twenty-bnedays preceding . the Sale, of Mr. Simpson,Attorney, in Great Charles -street, Birmingham; Mr. Willingon, Solicitor, No. 5, Kim's Bench Walk, femple, London; Mr. Tho. Garland, Eyterd, near Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire; Mr. Calvert, Sudbury, Derbyshire ;at the Place - of Sale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby at the principal Inns at Stafford, Burton, Tamworth, Atherstone, Coventry and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr. Warren,' Auctioneer, Birmingham ; and of Mr. T. Sedgwick, at •S - It Wood k4)d, wto•will spew the several Lots. -,. • , . PRIiiTED • j. DE/1 R7Tre Opilosdia' Burl irigtOn - House, ricoaiiit. THE ASIATIC ANNUAL' REC7ISTEW.c-or; A .V 1 EW of. tin' HISTORY of H I N DUSTAN, and of the Polities- Ceinnenee and Literatore of., ( l.sia; for the Year 'Soo. To which is - prefixed, a econtiniaatioe; of,the History or India, comprehending a Vie:iv of the euniii,teial Intercourse between that Country antr . 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