The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-14 00:00:00

THE Good Spanish Ship .MARIA: JOSEPHA,.
alias ES. KI: 1. LA; regularly Lonatnmed as `Prize to
His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley; Esq. 'Captain. •
Dimensions—Lrgth ou leer 6inches;_' lietgh!- between
Decks 4 feet 4 inches ; breadth 27 feet' z inches ; depth in
Bold gfeet to inches; scr iare stern, about 257 tons -Inca.
surernerit,.nearly new, remarkably strong built, and cop pered
to her light Water Mark '; has two flush ,llecks, -and ,well
found in Stores; would. make an excellent Picket, or sui;_.
able for any Tfade where dispatchiviequired, being a very.
-fast sailer.
After which wilt be sold her Cargri, vii.•
• For; .Exportation; • .
.440 Bags Sugar,
-.84 Ditto Cocoa. • •
• , For Houle. Consumption. ..
~ 93 Bales
•
..f.•-• • ""so Ditto falap. .
16 Scions Cocaneal.
. 4 Bags Allspice.
• -ro kfidei • lictlia-Hal r.
250 Pieces of Hides.
` Tons',Logwond. • , •_•
To be viewed at the,Briers' Warehouse two days before
late Sale, and Catalogues and InVentaies !fail • braprilying
• to Messrs. Peyton and. Grettfelt, Agents.si.casfle.Baynard.,._
• London ;..or MATTHIAS MARCH, or roiiie
WILLIAM .TURN.E,R, • .S
Gosport, June 26. So 6:

HANTS.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,• •.'
-By. Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great RQorn, in Pall-Mall, on Wednesday, the
• Inst. at Onela'Clock,

. A-valuable and highly Eligibip FREEHOLD
ESTATE, in the Parish of HECh.'FfELD, ab,iut roilr
tiles from Hertford Bridge and the• Southampton Road, !seven
'from Reading, anik.thji ty -eight from London ; a healthy,
pleasant Situation ; consist•ng-,Of RA-GMO R E H(S USE,
with proper Offices; Kitchen:Garden,'Plantations and •p lea-
sure' Grounds; seated ma dry
.hea lt: ly • soil, approached by
excellent Roads, and surrounded uy about Eighty Acres of
Land. •
The Premises are in 'perfed::and substantial-Repair, arid a
snort comfortable and convenient _Residence . for a Genteel
-Family The Land is in good condition. May be:entered on
imtne!jiately, and the Purchaser may have the Furniture, &c.
at a fair Valuation, • , - . • .
Printed PartiCulars may be had• or Messrs. Smart and
Cow lade, Printers, Reading ; at the Crown; Reading and-
Ilasingstoite ; at Demese, Hertford Bridge; Castle, Wind-
sor ; King's Arms, Bagshot ; Bush, Staines and Farnham ;
at I;atrai,v:ly's Cotrx• house, Cornhill ; and of Mr. Christie,
rdi_Ni all, London. •

ELEQ.ANT VILLA AND ESTATE, STREATHAM,

SURREY.
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION,
Ty Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in on Wednesday, Tuly 13,
at One o'Cleck,
In FIVE LOTS,

AHighly Valnable_and singulailY Eligible FREE•
HOLD ESTATE, delightful:), situatO erghi Mites
from London, in the Village of S a I<EATHAM,-SURREY;
consisting t, r •
Lot t. An ELEGANT MANSION, or. SPACIOUS
VILLA, part to.tinis,i,:d; with excellent St ibuing, Offices,
and capital t^ ailed Kitchen-gardens, with Hot and Green
liou,es The Dwelling, seated on a Lawn Pleasure-ground
it lied to a Paddock' and Meadows, in the wh:le sl A.
R commands a/Most erichanfing View; has been. built
and improved at great etpence' \and is one of the most en-
viable in the Vicinity of the Metropolis.
Lot. 2. An 0 ItN A M ENT4D COTTAGE on an elevated
Spot on the verge of a tio,ilWooded Park of 24 A. 3 P.
baying a double approach by a• Private Road trrotn the CoM-
mon, and by a Road from the Village.
Lots 3,4, and S. A LAUNDRY HOUSE in hand, and
sundry Tenements on the Road-side in the Village of Streat-
ham, lett to Tenants orrLease, ot'which five years will'be
unexpired at 4Michaeimas next, at Eight Pounds per ininuin.
The whole Estate {Eighty Acres within a Ring Fenc.!) coin.
prises many charming Spots for ereEting Villas with separate
Paddocks, ;and presents a most Incrative objeclfor Specula.
Con. . •
Printed Particulars •may .be had at the Greyhound, 'at
Streatham; of 'Mr. Wakeman, the Bailillof Tooting Beck
Manor, who will shew the Estate; of Messrs. Browne and
Gotobed, Norfolkstreet, Strand ; at Garraways.;•.and, of
Mir. Christie, Pall. Mall, where a Plan of the Estate•may
• •
be Seen.

PALM SOAP IN'THE GREATEST PLRFECTION.
Q BERRY having made great Imptowements in leis
. well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with. re-
rewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ;. prepared train
that sweet fragrant art4,:le, Palm Oil, .the pleasantness of
the Perfume, anddelicacySokits ose, has merited the atten-
tion and patronage- of -many bf the first Families, and is
esteemed a valuable discovery fpr:softening,clezning, briCing,
-and preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun"; and is
also -toUndan excellent defence 'against culd Winds and sharp
-frosty air.
Sold in Squares and Balls, Is. each, with the words " Sa-
rnuel,Berr)" ott the wrapper., Tile, Proprietor recommends
it as the b:st Soap for shaving, producing a fine soft lather,
proper for tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared
and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, N0r,17, Greek-
street, Soho and, by his appointment; ii the pfincipal Per-
Iniiiers in Laudon and dill-iatnt Town: 'in tho du= sing-
it was.