The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-09 00:00:00

AN OBVIOUS SAVING.

••HODGES and Co. No. 44, St: James's-street,
• and No. 149, Oxford-street, recommend to their Friends
and the Public an immediate purchase of Tickets and Shares
in the 3)n:sent popular. Lottery, as the Prices will certainly
advance, and cannot at any period either before or in the
Drawing, be cheaper than at present. So confident are HO D-
G ESand Co. of the :certain rise of Price, that they hereby.
engage to take back, on the Saturday before the Drawing, at
the present price, any Tickets bought at their Offices, or to
teturrithe difference should they be lower. It is therfore
sobvioust.hat muclt may be saved and nothing can be lost by
an immediate purchase.

CAPITAL .FREEHOLD QRAZING FARM,

About Six • Miles from Bri:ool, and the same distance from

Bath:
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

BPTIOMS' FARM,' in the Parish" 'of 'Puckle-
' church, in the County of Gloucester, consisting of a
good Farm. House, all necessary- aut-h.uirdings,T.and Two
14 untliW and Six Acres, the 'Land Tax of ,which is redeemed,
and-the Pool' Rates refnarkabty low.—The 'situation of this
Farm,,and the excellent quality of the Land, render it parti-
cularly desirable.
Possession will be. given at .Lacly=day next,-,For fur-
t terticulam or tatre: fofthe p UrellaSe apply t q /VI e4srei.,
Osl...ornes, Solicitors, 13risZot.::.: •

AT a MEETING of IRON MASTERS held at
the Star Inn. Mipthyr Tidvill, sth May, ALA,' pur-
suant to adjburnment ;
THOMAS. GUEST, Esq. in the Chair;

.
The following Reiolutions were unanimously adopted, viz,.
That this Meeting, as firm supporters of the Government,
ani as Men whose existence depends upon the commercial
welfare and prosperity of our Country, are daily more con-
vinced the Tax on Pig Iron would, if passed into a Law,. he
not only unprodutlive to Government, and thereby, in that
instance-a defeat..the end it is intended for, but would give a
vital stab to the Export Trade, be a real Injury to every other
Manufatluring Branch of these KingdomS, as well as to Agri-
culture, and will •throw an immense multitude of unem-
ployed People upon the Public.
That it is the Opinion of this Meeting it will be unsafe to
the Commerce of this Kingdom to try an experiment of such
Moment as that of the proposed Tax upon Pig Iron, as it
would encourage the Manufadurers of other Countries to the
exclusion of the Produds of our own; and supposing the
Bill now before the House to pass into a- Law, in the event
of a repeal of it (which we are confident would soon be
found necessary), a very great difficulty would, be experienced
in regaining the,Trade wh-n so diverted.
' THOMAS, GUEST, Chairman.
Resolved, Tha,t the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
Ca: Chan, • attention to the Business of the Day ;
and that these Resolutions be printed in such London l'apers
as the,Depoies think fit, as also in the Bristol and other Pro-
vincial Papers. •

RICH FEEDING LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE..
TO BE•SOLDBY PRIV.ATE CONTRACT,
Together or in Lots,
:ilk •
VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
sithateinthe Parishes of Whaplode and liolbeach ;
/consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor, of LITTLE.
BURY, and sundry Farms in a Ring-fence,' containing
1398 A. IR. 2.7. P.. of very rich Feeding :.and. The Build-
ings are in complete repair,- and some of thein have been
credal %iithin the last two years.

The Land Tax is redeemed, and The !toad good,
The Estate is.situate in a dry Country, and not liable to
floods ;. and near a navigable Myer; 8 miles trom Spalding,
to from' Boston, 4 from Holbeach, and t 2, from' Wisbeitch,
all gOod.Market Towns, and too miles from Loudon. -
kurther particulars may be had on -application to Messrs,
Foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will shew the-l? state ;
at Messrs. Nicholson and liopkin's Office ; Mr. ion. :PeAle,
Surveyor. both in Leeds ; or Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and
Frere, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London. where Plans of the-
Estate may be Seen.
•

IRELAND. • .
In the Press, and speedily will be published,
In One elegant Volume, Quarto„ illustrated with numerous
Plates, price Two Gu►neas, in hoards-,

HE STRANGER. hi IRELAND ;. or, Travels
T
in that Country dluing the Autumn and/ Winter of the
Year tElos.
By TOHN CARR, Esq.
Author of the Stran&er in Frances the Northern. S ammeri