The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-19 00:00:00

WIMBLEDON, S'Ultlt,EY.

970- BE. LETT, completely Furnished,- a • very
eicellent Roomy Faniily House. with Offices of every
ilesaiption; Garden's, Pleasure Grounds, and Ten Acres of
.Land; presenting a very commodious Residence for a Noble.
roan or Family or the first distinction.
"fo be vies ol by Tickets. Particulars of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Goldeu.square, where Tickets for viewing
sp a v b z had.

t. I R vtroODS.in. NORTH BRITAIN.
TO 13E SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

On aDay to be hereafter advertised, if not previously nispos-
. - ed of by Private Contract,
*THE Natural FIR WOODS of STRATI-I-
X GLASS, in the County of Inverness, the property of
Vrn. Chisholm, Of Chisholm, Esq.
The superior quality of the Timber produced in these
WoOds to any other it Scotland has been indisputably proved
and acknowledged during the experience of more than half.a
century. The demand for it in the surrounding country is
very cleat, and the sate and cheap means of conveyance by
the Rivers to the Sea, near Inverness, must render the pur-
chase or these Woods for exportation very desirable. From
the circumstance °Ft heir growing in A pretty populous coun-
trv, where plenty of Hards can be got at all seasons, the ope-
raiions of the Manu.acturer will be greatly facilitated, and
lie-mry he accommodated with crass for his '!orses in she
Woods by. making a small Consideration to the f acksmen.—
In short, there is- not a Natural Fir Wood in Scotland more
accessible, nor better calculated for manufadure, than that
of Strathglass. -
By a late measurement of the size of the Trees, exclusive
of one Distriil not yet measured, there appears to be shove
.543,00 Trees measuring from z+to 3u Inch in circumference;
4,„000 - 30 to 40 Ditto ;
415,--‘,oa - 40 up to ix Feet Ditto.
And there arc from Two.toThree Hundred Thousand Crow-
ing ree's of the most thriving appearance 'Under the above
measurement:...
For further .particulars application may be made' to the
Proprietor, at Erchl:ss Castle, near Beatify, N. B. ; to Wm.
Mckenzie, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh ; or to Mr. Arthur
Cooper, Writer, in Inverness. .. •

BREWERY, AND 'WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE,
ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On -Saturday, the zd day of August, at the Bugle Inn,
:-.Newport, a t Eleven o'Clock precisely, by Order,of the
Assignees of I ohn Smile, a Bankrupt,
A LEASEHOLD .BREWERY at NEWPORT,
ou.the Banks of the 'Navigable River Medina, in full
Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses
.attached thereto,- and a very considerable Trade in the Wine
and Spirit line. Also several other Lots of Freehold and
Leasehold Public Houses in the Island, and at Portsmouth,
Gosport, and /Lyiningtob; with a-considerable Stock of Wine
and Spititsi:
Partieulars.may be had, by application to Messrs. Clarke
and Sewell. Newport ; Mr; Steane, Newport ; Messrs.
Wrighr and Bovill, No. 39. Chancery-lane ;- and Mr. Au-
brey' TorkkeS-.court, Gursitor-street, London : and at the
Bu4le, Newport ; the Blue Posts, Portsmouth ; the Blue
Posts, .Newport
; the Angel, Lymington ; the Dolphins,
O-uthan'ipton ; and the-George, Winchester.'

WEYMOUTH.
FOR EXPORTATION.
TO BE SOLD'BY AUCTION,
By J. RICHARDS,

en Wednesday the 23d Day of Nip, do 6, and. following
Days, at the Crown Inn,

THE whole of the CARGO of the JULIANIA,
JANS C. CH ART ENS Master, on a Voyage from
ilatoburgh, Bourdeaux, and Corunna, to Senegal, consisting
of a Quantity of well-assorted Ironmongery; Brass Pans,
and Tin Ware ; Amber, Coral, Glass, and other Beads ; a
Pair of elegant Pier Glasses, Plates 57 by 3z inches ; a few
Prints framed and glazed; a few Articles or cnrious and
good Mahogany Household Furniture.; a large quantity of
Blue' Guineas ; Piecesa-Sheeting, Dimity, Gingh4m,Cloth,
Kers eymeres, &c. Boots, Shoes, and Hats ; Wines. ordials,
•and :Brandy Fruits in Cases ; Wine and Brandy in Hogsheads;
a Quantity of Tobacco; Flat and Half Flat Bar iron and
Nail Rods, with various other Articles.
)pears to be a well-assorted Cargo for the Coast of Gui-
bea .Market. _ - . .

Pr,r viewing the Cargo, and For Cataloguel, apply three
Day s previous to the Sale, to Mr. lohpi Horsford, Mt.
rnuil Weston, or the Broker, Mr. lames Richard's.
;Ile to begin each Morning at Blom o'Clock.

Miss•OWENSON's NEW NOVEL,
This- Day was published,
In Three Volumes Duodecimo, priee•i3s. 6d in hoards,
THE. WILD IRISH 'GIRL Natipn3l Story
in which are deltuatea VAL Manners, Aaiuseawnts,
and Grievakes of the Peasantry and Yeomanry ci Ireland.
B: SYDNEY OWENSON, • • •
. •
Authoress of the Novice of St.• Dow,inic, St Clair, Jicc.
Printed for Richard -Phillips. No .0,-11ridge-street,
friars ; andsold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ire-
land. . •

Of wh inay be bad.
. A New Edition -of ; the NoviLe or. St: Dominic; by Miss
o,wenson, in 4 vols. price t s.
The Fifth Edition of, the Winter in London, by Mr. Surr,
3 vols. 13s. 6d.
And the Maidr•Wife, and Widow, by, Mr. Siddons, 3 vols.
13s. 6d.

Mx. SIDDONS's NEW NOVEL. •
This Day was published, in Three Volumes, price 13s. 6d.
9:11 MAIINW I F E, AND WIDOW. A
'T;tle, in three. VoWinds.
By HENRY, SIDDONS, Esq.

Printed for R. Phillips; 6, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars and
to be had of all Booksellers.
0 l'whom may also be had, just published, •
z. Virtuous Poverty, by the same A'uthor, 3 Vols. .
2. The Winter in London, by Mr. urr, 3 Vols. •
3. Novice of St. Dominic, by Miss;.o%ienson, A, Vols.
4. Fleetwood..by Mr. Godwin, 3 Vols;
S. Ferdinand fitzormond, by MrS. Temple, 5 Vols. • •
6: The Wild Irish Girl, by miss 0 ivensoni 3 cols,

\This Day was published, price is: •
COMMENTARIES on the .LUES BOVILLA
or, Tile Cow-Pox. .The Second Edition, with con-
siderable Additions. And an EPISTLE to the Reverend
ROWI-A,ND HILL. •

By BEN !AMIN NIOSELEY,II4. D.
Sold by Callow, Crown-court; and Ridgeway, Piccadilly:
\V here may be hid, by the same Author,, A Treatise on the
Lues Povilla, or Cow..l.'ox ;. 2d Edit:. prik•e'ss.