The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-23 00:00:00

SEAM'S of COAL in the COUNTY of DURHAM.
TO 13E SOLI) BY AUCTION,-
By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS.
(Successnr:,-tn,Mr: SMI r
At Garraway's, on Thursday, May r, Twelve o'C lock,
IANE full and' undivided • THIRD‘ PART. or
SHA F. of all the SEAMS of CO.:‘ L under an Estate,
or Tract of Land, consisting of upwards 0f•360 Aer:s, situ-
ated at Brvan's Leap, in thee.: hapd ry of Tanfiel4in the Colin:
ty of Durliam, now belonging to the Marquis of Bute and Sir
[. Eden, Bart. ;• together with lull power to win'and Wotk 'the
same, without paying any damages. There are 4 seams of coal,
known to be contained under the said Estate, viz the Hutton
• Seam, S 1 feet in thickness ; the Low, Main 'Coal,Sea n, 3 F. in
thickness (both these were opened and worked a L.rie about 5o
years ago); the Busty Bank Seam,, six feet in thickness and
the.Brockwell Seam, 31, feet in thickness. All these Seams
may be worked Without the necessity of a fire.:engine, by a
free water-course. The two latter Searns are entire and un-
-wrought ; all the Pits wiltbe of a Moderate depth, and not 6
miles fiont the River Ty-nt.. • ,The above-mentioned water-
course will windle the Seams of Coal at present known to
exist under Tanfield Moor.

For partitidars, apply to
..Nlr. Fenivick, Viewer, at
Dippon, near Pontop ;. or Win. Scale; Esq. the Proprietor,
at the Leazei, near Bryan's Leap aforesaid ; and to Messrs.
Hoggart 62, Broad-street, near the Royal:
Exchange.

FRIZEHOLD DAIRY FARMS, NEAR 'EP!ING and

WALTHAM ABBEY, ESSEX.
To BE SOLD BY' AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Successors to 'Mr. SM I T 1-1),.
At Garraway's, on Friday the 16th of M'ily, -at Twelve
o'C'lock, in Four Lots, by Order oflhe Trustees, under the
Wiltuf Win. Cowling, Est deceased,
Lot LAN Eligible FREEHOLD-FARM,- in a
Ring Fence, called HUNTERS' HALL; con-
taining together upwards. of Seventy Acres of excellent Mea. -
dow and Arable Land, in good cultivation, in a beautiful pa.a
of the Country, with deli4htful prospeds, twenty Miles
f. nn London, five from Epping, and six from Waltham
Abbey, in the County of Essex, with a subkantial Farm-
House, Barn, Stabling. Cow-house, and Out-buildings, in
excellent. repair, Garden,- Orchard, &c. is the occupation of
Mr, Joseph. Appleton, whose -Lease expires at Michaelmas
neXt.—Lot a. A very desirable Freehold Farm, called Pea-
cocks, situate a short distance from Let 1, in the Parish of
Epping, containing upwards of Twenty-one Acres of rich
Arable and Pasture Land, with a Farm-house, Yard, Barn,
Stabling, .Out-buililings,Garden, and z Cottages; lett to Mr.
George Ellis, whose Lease will expire at Michaelmas next,
Lot 1.. Whitehall Farm ; comprising four Inclotturs of riell
Land, containing together upwards of Seventeen Acres, near
Lot 2, with a Cottage and Garden —Lot 4. A very iniprov-
able.Dairy k atm, delightfully situate in the Parish of Walt-
ham Holy Cross, three miles from Waltham Abbey, with a
Cutrage, Barn Stabling,'. and Out-,buildings, containing to-
gether upwards of Sixteen Acres, of which about six are
Copyhold, of excellent Land, within a Ring Fence, also in
the occupation . „1, lil, . Ellis, whose Lease expires at NI ichael-
MIS next.zAmpft. , .
To be viewe( i'vith leave of the. Tenants, and Particulars
had six days preceding the Sale, at the Cock, . Upping ;
White Hart, Rumford; Four Swans, Waltham Cross; Black
Boy, Chelmsford ; of Mr. Rawlinson, Solicitor, Old South
Sea /louse; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil-
lips,- No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan
,ot the Estate may he seen.

IN Merchant Vessels where the °implement' of
Men do nut allow the attendance of a Medical Man, and
where slight. accidents daily occur, which, from salt provi-
sions and cOnstitutional bad • habits, degenerate into foul ul-
cers, we have no 'hesitation, in recommending SP.I LS.
BUltY's. PATENT ANTISCO rutin 'DROPS as an
Alterative Medicine highly useful in healing such ill-condi-
' tioned Sores. In eruptive cases, glandular obstruaions, or
irritation of the stomach from excess of bile, no Medieine is
better calculated than this iAntiscorbutie,, and is worthy the
attention of, those visiting warm climates, It is nece',isaey
to ask for the Patent Antiscorbutic DrOps, vvitii • the King's-
Duty printed in black ink, instead offal ink—sold, as tisiml,
at the Ilispensary, 15, Soho-square, in bottle;: of s u.l, 13s;
and 'I. as.- Duty included, _.