The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-19 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JULY ISOB.

SALES OF ESTATES, -2icC.

CORNWALL.
FREEHOLD ESTATES,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

In Lots, at the King's Arms, Liskeatd, en Thuriday and
•Friday tht t ith and 12111 days of 'August,

SUNDRY valuable FREEHOLD -ESTATES,
comprising the Mansion and Barton of Cartuther, situate
in the Parish of Menhcniot, .containing together 337 A. 3 ft.
39 P. statute : -several other Estates situate the same Pa_.
rish, containing upwards of 250 statute acres. Also, an
.Estate called Brendon, together with sundry. Hou,ses,,and
Lands, situate in the Town and, Parish 01- Liskeard, contain,
ing upwards of tap statute;acres.. And several Estates in
Duloe Parish, corraining together about 240 statute acres.
And an Estate called Hetittra 'Gulling, in Talland
about 25 statute acres. And an Estate called Trecan, situate
in the Parish of Lanreath, containirg 64 A. R. tt P. statute.
And several Tenements in the Towns of East and West.
Looe. .

Some of the before-mentioned Estates rte upon Lease for
years, and others are held upon Lives. .
, Descriptive Particulars will be ready for delivery m ahout
ten days, which may be had at the King's Arms, Plymouth;
the Fountain, Plymouth-Dock ; the King's Arms, ;
the White Hart, Launceston ; the Talbot, Lostwithiel, ; the
Isinv Mitt; Callington ; the King'S Head, Truro .; at the place
of Sale; of Messrs, Sitong, S, rung, Lincoln's Inn ;
of Mr. Childs, Liskeard.; and of Mr. Wright, Surveyor, to,
Charles-Street, St. larries's-squere, London.

, ROCHESTER, KENT.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,
SHOPS and PREMISES.

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TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLO TO THE .BEST
BIDDERS, before Abel Ikloysey.,.EN. Deputy Remain-
,brancei Of :the Court of Exchequer, pwsuant to au Order
_ . . .

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of the said Court made in.4:,Cause, entitled, " The King
V. Gillman," at the. Bull Inn, ih the City ot Rochester;
"Friday the sth offlugust,;l34, at Four o'Clock in• the
Afternoon, in TwO Lots,
rTWO Capital BRICK-BUILT DWELLING'
HouSTFV.witl. Shops.anci extensive eretnisesysituate
on the south--side of the Higii-street, Rochester, late the
Property of Mr. Webster Gillman, Printer; Bookseller, Sta-
tioner, iewellcr, Hardwareman, &c. and now in the Occu-
pation ot Mrs. Etherio3tch and her under-tenants.
Lot 1., comprising a capsetous Shop, elegantly fitted up in
various Compartments, with every acconimodatioo for ex-
ten ive Trade ; and Lot 2, comptisiN a nvat front Shop,svith
'Back-rooms attached. -
he'Dontestic Apartments Suit t. ty arranged and highly
fid/ilied, and the whole of. the Preinis,:s built _po a,judicious
plait; and -Which for convenience, unifOtinitY of auilding,
and attraition, are extremely eligible for 'trade.'
To be viewed by leaVe ot Etheringion, the tenant,
between the hours of ti-tree and live o'clock to the afternobn
each day.
Printed Particulars may be had, gratis, at the King's Re-
mendirancer's Office, Inner Temple, LondOn ; also of john
Hanson, Esq. Solicitor of StaMps, No. 6, Chancery-lane,.
where a Plan of the P remises, -and a Drawing describing the
principal Fitments of the lergt shoji, sze. way be s,en ; of
loi; siniogis.; Esq. Rochester, of whom tickets to view
the Premises may be t:bt.litietl-; and of the Head
,and Sub:.
distributors 3tanips in the Coutvies of Kent, Sussex, Esu
sex, and Surrey.

F() -13. E LE'S'T,

For the Residue of,a Term which will expire Ten Days;
previous to Midsummer, t3to, with the prospect of
a Renewal,

V,Sit• GREEN HOUSE, near Hartley Row,
VV in the County of gouthainpsen, 38 miles from Lon-
don, and within vne mile of the Great Western Road, loge-
ther with three pieces rich meadow Land adjoining, con-
taining, in the whole, by estimatiet!, Acres, now in the
occupation of Win. •Dearsley; Es(l-
. 1-louse consists of a tit:awing-room 27 feet by 20, and
Study adjoining, Dining-.thom 22 feet by 16, Library, capital
Butler's Pantry, and House=keeper's Room on the
ground-Boor, five good liett.rooins on the secnnd- floor, and
excellent Attics Brewhodse, Laundry, Wash-house, and
all- other convenient ()dices, detached Double Coach-house,
one snx and two rive stall Stables, wit:; good rooms for Ser-
vanti over two of the Stables, the wholein complete repair;
very extensive Flower and Kitchen Garden, walled in, well
'stth:l(ect with choice fruit Trees in lull
.bearing, and large
reenhouse.
The Furniture (which is modern, and in the first style of
.elccance) and Fixtures may be purchased by the Tenant at a
valuatidn, or rented with the:House.
tossessi.m may be had immediately. The Servants in the
t-taise will 524ew ;-and farther, particulars way be known
by applying to Messrs. Blandy and Saunders, solicitors,
Reading.

Dedicated to the!? 00 R, and to their enlightened FRI ENDS
„Iltis,Day was published; price 3s. 6d. boards,

• . _
ESSONS for IOUNG PERSONS in HUM-
'LIFE ; calculated to promote their Improve-
;pent in the Art of 140 ding, in Virtuc, Ad Piety ; and par-
tictilarly in the Knowledge of the Duties peculiar td tneir
_Stations.

Sold by Longrnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster,
row ; and by Wilson and Sini:•and Spence and Son, York.
" Theie is -nothing in this publication, that, us ouriopi.
Dion, does .not merit the highest commendation ; it is (with
t .e rcg►etted exc'ption of some typographical errors) -a most
correct, seasonable, and judicious compilation. worthy the
purest ages of good literature. Nor can we conceive that any
book more proper tor tl►e pui poses it intends, c°at► be put
into the nands.of those for wlmin it is designed."
The Guide, T une, • 180 E.
" These Lessons are very judiciously seleCted; and well
-caleulaed to amuse, and to i.struct."
CritiCal- Review, tune, iBo3.

" in appearance, cheapness, and moral tendency, this
coinpilatiun resembles those of tile ex 11 1 1 1 N't _e..ent
I t includes sentences and paragraphs, authentic narratives,
descriptions (of character), dialogues, and• rnisceilapeous
pieces, both in prose and verse. ft inculcates the 'most
useful sentiments, in a very suitable form, and well de-
serves patronage."

Eclectic Review, tune, 1808.

CATHARMIAN WATER,

.Fcr the. CURE of .311 60M.PLEXIONAL AILMENTS,
, and BEAUrTit'AING the SKIN. •

Prepared by Mr. liragge, Holloway, and Sold by Bayley and
Blew, Cockspur-street, London.

•
THIS Combination of Innocent Ingredients was
Acovered in an endeavour to relieve a yoUng Lady,
long afflieled.With a virulent Cutaneous "Malady, and whom
it perfectly cured, after the must eminent medical assistance,
and the use of every celebrated Lotion, had been -resorted to
without success.

As a general improver of the Skin, a certain cure for all
Cutaneous lituptiOns, and the Bytes or Stings of Venomous
Insects, -iris' respeelfully subinitted to the Public, with the
strongest testimonies in favour of its efficacy; frinh a circle
of the titstlaihion, ityvhich it has been long used—its purl-
tying properties also -render it inCstiinable to Ladies Who
wear Rouge.
• _

It may he used for.• Children of all ages, and the many
who ivtve been.benefited by its application constitutes one
of its reeommendations to the contit!ence of the Public.
For the accommodation of p2rsons throughout the United
Kingdom, Liberal allowani:es are inrie to induce every re-
spectable Pc.rininer and Medic:hie Vender to keepilus Water.
flits 73. 6d..---I-141t Pin t 3 43. 6d.
N. B. Non are genuine hut, those sii;iteat by.the Proprietor
on the Lane; of ezi.h