The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-30 00:00:00

TO FUX:HVW,TERS,

A singular Opportunity now. otters itself to, any Nobleman
r Get-Admit' of Fortune wishing to commence Fox.,
THE Proprietor of one of the most extensive.4nd
trzbt Ci)C.inrh.S, and of as good'and complete a Pack of
11..inids as ,inv iu tiie Kiiettom, is, train ill health, corn-
pelled to decline the Spyrts of the Field, and therefore takes-•
this public method it enueavotien:g t 9 procure a real
flian as his Succes 0i.,t6 whom he would itrun,:chately trans..
far the above, -without 'any other consideration or engagement
than that of conttnttinL regrularly to hunt the Country, whi-ch;
is this %car unusually hull at Foxes. —To any person- whom,.
this"Advertisemerit 'may strike, and who would engage to
comply with -the •teittis thereof, every accomittodation arid
assistance will be. afforded-, 'to which even 'a very .handsoine
Subscription will he added, if required.
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A most complete Mansion,• in the centre of the Fluntovith
every requisite fur a Family of Distinttion',-may
rPelltlalclY,`eirlier to Rent or Purchase; and also two or three'
heat Hunting Boxes for friends. in the Neighbourhood. All
the 'stork or old Corn, flay, Oatmeal, ice. laid in tor the
Season, may be taken or not, as may be convenient—the dis.
Unice Iron) Town about tiity Miles.
Letters (pos-t- paid) directed to X. Y. Strand, will be
immediately attended to, if signed with real names, but no
answer will he given to personal applications, nor to any
Letters suspected inquiring from- mere curiosity ;• nor Will
any Agent whatever be treated with. Possession may be had
immediatel ; but as the most satisfaCtory reference wiil be
given to, the saute will be expected from, persons applying.

AN EXTENSIVE MoOR and COMMON GROUND.

TO 134 SOLD BY AUCTION.

At the House of Mr. Ridout, the George Inn, in Leek, in
the County of Staffbid, on the 26th and 27th Day,s or Au-
gust next, under the direction of the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Actot Parliament for dividing and en.
closing Lands in the of Lcek aforesaid,
CEVERAL PARCELS and PLOTS of LAND
LI now staked out from the said Lands so to be inclosed,
in 43 Lots. -
One Lot will consist of an Allotment from the Common
caljed Leek Roaches,•containing att. isP. or there-.
abouts, "Situa:e about six miles 'ruin Bu \ ton, in Derbysnire,
and halt a mile from the TUrnpike-ROad leading from that
place to Leek,; pirlicufarly adapted for preserving Grouse,
having a good hi-eel thereon, adjo!iiing to thetxtensive Moors
belonging to Sir henry I Idpur, and, ne.:t to.:l4ose belonging
to the Wke of Devoni.hire, the Earl of-Derby, &c. is well
, -situated for Lime, a,,d draiainonal improvem.nt, may be
mode a-valuable prorrty.
And Fcrty-two urocr Lots will consist of Allotments
from Ballhay Green and Folur Muir, near to the 'Upwn
I.Lek, containing in the who4e. SSA' -21-e. 14P. or thereabouts:
Plans of the Lots. may be seen, end primed Particulars had
by application at the OiliceS of Mes,rs. Milk, Ci-uso, and
Tones; Nlessr. Hand alki Tomkin Son ; and Mr.- ilhnister,
114 Lech ; or at M. Townsen,d, No. ttt Staple fun, Lon‘iun.

Day Wacpabikbid,

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