The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-04 00:00:00

E RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1801,

' BOCICING, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;
And immediate POsSession given,
A CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL, with
1--1. the Stones, I Mns, -Brasses, and other Implements, and
a Fulling Mill, with two pair of Stocks.
And also a large convenient Messuage and Dwelling-ho Use
adjoining the Mill, .a large Barn with' Plank 'Floor, Cow-
;house far,six. Cows, Stabling tot three Horses, and other
Out-buildings, all in good repair, and. Eight Acres of exceed-
ing goal ..Vrable-Land; and Four Acres of Meadow, in Bdek-
ing aforesaid,,and now in the occupation of George Smith,
The Mill 'at present breaks from 20 to 25 uarters- per
Week,and capable of being made to break from. 9to to
'Loads
_per Week';' is well situated for Markets, being s
from Halstcd, 7 trom Hedinipm, 5 from Coggeshall, 2 fromßraintree, and 7 from Great ardfield, and is distant from the
Navigable River Chelmer 14 miles, and froni Colchester 16 ;
.and in the.large and populous .Parishes Of Bucking and Brain-
tree, there is a constant and great demand tor Flour.
The Land-Tax is redeemed, and. the Estate is altogether
vely well worth the'attention of any person who can coM-
'mand and is desirous of engaging in the Trade of a
Miller.

For further Particulars arid Price, apply to. Mr. Wade, At-
torrid'-at-.Law, Durimow ; or Mr. Matthias Davey, of
Little Eisttini Essex.

. . COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON...
• ^ "By' Mr. KIMBERLEY.
TO -lit SOLD,
rINE -or the'Completest FREEHOLD SPOIIT-
A...."• ING COTTAG ES in the Kingdom, situate on a
!pleasing Eminence.* commanding- rich ViewS and Objects, •
over a beautiful inclosed Country. In three pointS fornis an
Amphitheatrt: ; the front bounder/by that excellent Common-
called •HAZ E LEY HEATH, within a quarter of a mile of-
, Hartley Raw ; an easy dist:ante front Hartford Bridge, adjoin- •
• ing: two Roads, the ,one leading
,to Basingstokelabout nine
miles), the other tp Reading (i 2 inil.;), and 36 froM London.,
'this singularly dry -healthy'spot, so Well known for •
the preservation of the most delicate constitutions, and outer
conoomitants exceeds the description of any adv,:rtiseinent,
and is allowed-to be the :ies, part-of this Island Walks
and Rides, in every direct.on, with- every-advantage. - After
twelve hours rain, in ten minutes is as clear and free Iron! '
damps and vapours, as the most brilliant Drawing-room ; in
the happy! circle. cl a social, respectable Neighbourhood,
• Within an easy distance of -a capital staunch Pack of Fox-
• hounds; and Sportsmen equal to the pleasure.. The Coun-
try abut:As with Gant:, and supplied with all
c;onitbrtable. • Necessaries of Lite, in all -seasons, with the
finest Water in the Country. • • •
The House, in the true Cottage style, has been recently
(the
.greater part) IiZNY built, and.repatterl, at a
considerable, expellee, with the best materials,-and workman.
ship equal ; fitted up, and e‘jilii:ved ith Fixtures and Ac-
cortunedatilatia tot the immediate of a small genteel
Family: comprising a chartut Eating-room ;.a:'Breaktast
. Parlour, •With• to o eic,sets ; 'three best Bed'-rooms,
,-slat two
for Servants: The'Oitices ate complete, consisting
;Oa Ser-
vants' I •
; a couvente:.t ,:itchew, with a Wind-up Rang-e,
&c. an•:Oven,..ti Copper thatwt.l &eta a flaih:oriltattock or
'Beef,7antiza SteWmg Stove, iiXed. The Scullery and Wash,:
house adjoining, :with a Copper fixed, and leaded Sink, and
water' at ,iiend- plenty, Wan' i'gtiod Cellar. Detached is a
near Dairy and Pantry ; excellent Three-stall Stable, and
ornOr Builcials for Poultry, Dag,sl Pigs, arid Firing. A good
Kitchen Garden, well,planted.-and41111;, cropped. The Plea-
•-ssure Ground is neat anti not th;pensive, bordered wall Ever.
gr:ens and dowering Shrubs; toettter with a. small-piece of •
rith Pasture, adjoining an extensive Common and Turbary,
with an unlimited Right. •
May, be:viewed-by ickets, and turther Particulars known,
by application to Mr.-Kimberley, Surveyor of Estates, Ap-
praiser, anc.l,AaCtiUmer, to any part of the Kingdom,,No.l6o;
. Piccadilty. .
The:PUrchlser may be accommodated with the
Fixttires-7 and Furniture, which is properly adapted for -the
dillerent Apartments, with immediate POSseSsibn. '

HERTFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,'
- A -coryfioLD EARM, containing about 97
Acres of exceeding good Land,
.situate in the rich Vale
of the Parish of S I.APTON, Four Miles from Tring, and
Three from Leighton, both Market Towns. The New Grand
Junaion Canal gOes through part of this Parish, within a
Quarter of a Mile of this Farm House and the Village, and
- is now navigable, which must be 4 considerable' advantage to
the Country in general; but more so to this Farm, as part of
the Land are the Boundaries of its Banks, that all Dead Stock
may be conveyed to the different Towns and the Metropolis,
and also to ob6.in Ashes and Manure at an easy expense.
The Farm consists of a Farm Houk, containing tour Rooms
above, and four Rooms on the Ground Floor, a good Stable,
a CoW.-house, two Barns, and other Buildings for Straw,
WOod, Poultry, a well inclosed Farm-yard and Orchard.
At a'srnall distance is agood Cottage, Barn, an Orchard of
about an Acre, and abOut,Nineteen Acres 'of Meadow' and
Pasture, part, of which is Freehold and Tithe-free; the re-
mainder is Arable, Contiguous; but lies dispersed In the Com..
'non Field, near to the Farm; prolific; and remark—
able for the,produce.of gKeatCrops, making together in the
whole Ninety-seven A'qes One Rood, be the-Same more or
less, .now,iri the occupation of Mr. Richard Turney, Tenant
at Will, at the very low ..Refit of only' Filty-fiVe Pounds pet-
Annuth, •

•
May be viewed by Dave Of tire renant, and furtberTarti-
culars known, by application to Mr. 'Kimberley; Surveyor
of E tales :and A'uctlor.eer, Nti. 166, P ;react.; I y
N. B. Several capital Residenco and genteel Cottages to
be Sold or Lett,.furnished untliinished. Enquire as above.
All. Letters, .}post-paid, b_ duly tbisr.:cred.

This Day was published, in TwoVoluniest Royal Odavo,
Price in hoards*
D 'CHARD THE FIRST, a POEM, in- Eigh-
.
'rt.- teen 804.5.

iti‘'Sil:l.l.lvtES'O.ANDBUR(l ES, Bart.
Printed for T. li.-erton, near Whitehall.

This Day was published, price 3s.
A N ACCOUNT of a New Mode of OPERA. TION' for di-J-I,l=l°n! of the OPACITY in the
EYE, called CATA RA CT. -With Plates.
.• By Sir JAMES EARLE,' F. R. S.
Surgeon Extraordinary to the King, and Senior Surgeon to
St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Printed for I.
.foluison, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; and
R. Pau:del', inißend-trect.

• - Where may be had,.hy the same Author,s
•
I. A Treatise on tile liydrocele, Ss. . .
z. On the Operation for the Stone, is. ' .
3. On the Crooked Spine, and the Use of Ice-in Burds,
&c. .4s- . .

NEWPORT, ISLE OP WIGILT.
ti; BE
SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
D6iritbie and ,ComMOtlions Brie.:
1. DIVE LL ING }MUSE, situated in't he principal paft
of Newport, in full Trade,-and very extensive line, as Boot
and Shoe Warehouse, with good comic-talons ; comprising four
.good Bed:ro-orns, a Drawing-room, and Parlour, two. Ser-
vants. Bed-rooms in tlic Attic Stoiy; a pump with excellent
Willer, with 'other ct nvenLmcies. ;whole is in good
.repair, awl so welf,adapted i:;the. situation, that it can be
converted to-any Trade.—The Proprietor, intending to leave
-ofF•Business, the. STock. may be taken (I,n mod::!... 6; terms, 'if
the Purchaser thinks proper. •
.--"',Terms may be had-hy, appjication to Mr. ti;
r. Fr incis ortlev,
Attorney-at-Law, and Irlr. B. Barton; both of N,twport, Isle
of Wight, who arc authorized to' treat for the same.--:lf' by
Letters; post-:paid.

TEAS, SUGARS;'IUCE, ILITLLET, and SCOTCH
4`: CHLAPER.
T--r, AS—One Ounce "to every. Pour.d (irett),'-over.
weight, Bohea, 2s. t' 61. -Congott Leaf, -zs„ 8,1; to
3;. Corlett Kind, 35.. n. to 4s. Good Congou, - to
Capital Souchoirg, 53..61, to 6:3., Superfine, s. to SJ.
ilest-Itnported Padre an.ccaper Soucliong tos. per lb.
' GtLri:feas, 4s. 6d. it is. Capital ss. 6d.' tv 63. 113-Tion,.
65.. 6.1. •7s. line Ss. Superfine 9s. to i.... Betst
.Irnported,
ur Gußpowder Hyson, las. peril).
To Dealers—Genuine Original Chests Congou and Green
Tetis:;4s. 4d. 104 s. Rd. per lb.
Codees, 3s. 6d. 'to 4s Fine 0. 6d. to ss. Best. Turkey,
ss. 6.1. to 6s. per lb. Cenaine Cocoa, 33 per lb.
Chocolates, 45.46 d. to 53. Best, 55.'63. Sir Hans Sloane's
Milk, Churchman's Patent, and Finest Vanilla 6s. to 6s.
6d; per lb.
' Sugars, Moist, Sid. to 6d. Lump, 100. to. y Id. Dry
Ground Sugars, 7d. to 91. per lb. Better sorts cheaper in
proportion. _ _

„ ,
K ,iee, . 214.. to 3d. Ground 3d. to Oct. Rice Flour,- Oct.
to 40. Millet, 20. la 3d. 'SCotcli Barley, 2:1. to 3d. per lb.
At Nress. EDWARD E4GLETONati Co.'s.t:!irty yeirs
Oldestablished Tel Warehocwis,... the-Original Grasshopper,
No. 42, Cheapiide ; and 9, Bishopsgifte-street Within,
. .
hear Cornhill. -

C. 4 UT ton—No conne6tion with any Other House with
the Sign of the Grasshopper, &c: or any other House of the
sane Name, &c.. Nor 'have' any personS is the Kingdom
authority to sell Teas, &c. in, or use their Names or Firm.
frt Orders by Twopenny or General Post, incloging Bank,
or good Bills, sent to exad amount, or Change returned in
G.codS, or Orders fovPayntent on delivery; duly attended to,
. Wholesale and -Retail, and sent as per order) to any-part,
place' Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf, &c. in London.
N. B. The best at Pric&s.--Sugars,, Teas, Coll-es, Cho-
colates, Cocoas, Spices, Fruits, Durham Mustards, Starch,
Blues, Soaps;&c. with extra advantages:
All Articles subject to rise and fall OfMirketsg.
hiquirers (only) must pay Post, '&c.—Request timely no-
tice with Or-cers. s-