The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-15 00:00:00

THE LAST NEW NOVEIS.

The'following superior and popular Novels have been pub-
lished in thq present. Season, by RICH ARD I'll ILLIP S,
No: 6, liricige-street,.Blacktriars ; and they may be had of
alt Booksellers, and at all Circulating. Libraries : •
T. I;,`LEETWOOD.I-or, The New Man of Feeling.
I: By Wm. Godwin, 3 vols. price 135. 6d. in boards.
VI RTUOUS POVERTY. By Henry Siddons, 3
vols. price 135. 6d. in boards.
3. The MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW. ,By Henry
Siddons, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, 3 vols. price
13s. 6d. ,in boards.
4.. The WILD IRISH GIRL.
4,:ats, price. 135. 6d. in boards, ---
5. The W I NTE It in LONDOIst. The Fifth Edition.
By I. S. Surr, 3 vols, price 135. 6.1. in boards.
6. F E RDI NAN D F I TZO RM ON D. By Mrs. Temple,
5 vols. price 2IS. in boards. -
q. The NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK. By Miss. Owen,
son, 4 vols. price 18s. us boards.

By rvlis
.oivenson, 3

PLAISTOW LODGE, near BROMLEY, KENT, Nine
Miles from London.

MO BE LETT-, FURNISHED, for a, Term of
Five Years, PLAISTOW LODGE, late the Resi-
dence of Peter Thellusson, Esq. deceased. The :'remises
consist of an elegant Mansion'-house, extensive Pleasure_
grounds, Gardens, Hothouses, Stables, Coach-houses, and
Servants','and other Offices, all in complete. Repair • toge-
ther with a Farm of Ninety Acres, or thereabouts, of excel.
Land', chiefly Meadow, within a Ring Fence; the whole
forming a Residence fit fbr the immediate Reception of a No-
bleman or Gentleman's Family.
. For Particulars and Terms, and Tickets to view the Pre-
mises, apply to Messrs. Clarke, Budd, Burroughs, and
Hayes, 66, Lombard-street.

VILLA' near WOLSELEY-BRIDGE,
STAFFORDSHIRE.

TO BE LEIT and Entered upon immediately,
a CoMplete R ESI 13 isN C for a Small Family, con-
sisting of a Dining,pariour, DraWing-room, Kitchen,. and
Back_kitchen, or Vestibule, four Lodging-rooms, and •
Servants' Room, and other necessary Offices ; a Garden,
Stabling for four horses, and Coach-house, situate on the
Banks of the River Trent, within five miles of ttie city of
Litchfield, and about four from Wolseley-Fridge..
farther particulars apply.to Messrs. iudall aril Clew-
eilin, Attorney-at-Law, No. 12, ( lement's Inn or. td Mr.-
Robinson, ktsorviesat-Law, I,:idware, near Litchfield.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in BUCN.S,
BEDS, and HERTS,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ONE of the most desirable "_ESTATES in the
Kingdom, comprising a Manor' well stocked with
Game of all sorts; and about seven hundred and f9iiy AZres
of Pasture and Arable Land, beautifully intermixed with
WooLls and coppices of Fine": Oak, Iseech, and other Tim-
ber, which is valued at near soool. being of particular
tine growth and quality. The Bulk of the Estate lies alto-
gether, well diVided into good' Farms, with excellent Farm
Houses in good repair, The Halls which is antient, may be
taken down, and a Mansion ereded commanding one of the
most beautiful and extensive Prospects. in England. The Si-
tuation
.is desirable for a Gentleman. of -Fortune, who may
wish to indulge in the comforts of a healthy spot and Field
Amusen-kents, lying within three Miles of the great Turnpike
Road leading from London to Chester. The distance trom
London only 3i miles, and within three miles of the Market
Town of Dunstable,

For Particulars apply to Air. Alexander, No. 9, Bedford-
row ; or Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagnell, Bucks,
the latter of whom is empowered to treatlor the same, and
will give dhedions fora view of the Premises.

ANTIENT MANSION and COMPLETE FARM..
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate at Wavendon, in the County-of Bucks,:consist-
ing of about 400 Acres of rich oid. Pasture and Arable Land, '
nearly in a King Fence, but handsoluely.sundivided by-excel-
lent and tiou'rishing .Qtriek'-set Hedges, bf about 16 years
gr2wth. The House cominandS a beautiful and extensive •
I -if.sp
and with a'tritling Expence may•be.ntade-a gen-
teel Residence for a Gentleman of Fortune, who wishes to
retire or turn his mind to the Profits and Pleasures of Agri-
cultural Pursuits. The Situation is particularly healthful,
about 45 miles from London. The • Tumpike Roadfrorn •
'whence to Newport Pagnell adjnitis the home Closes. The i
dietance front WobUrn is four wiles, ate.l from Newport Pag-
nell five.

For Particulars, inquire of Mr. Alexander. No. 9. Bed_
ford.row ; or Air. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagncti, who
4 enivolA cncd to treat i C the