The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-09 00:00:00

NUMBER 49 2 .

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's Coffee-hose, on Wednesday the 7th day of
September, 'BOB, at Twelve o'Clock,
A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in
the County of Hereto/de comprising"the- Manor and
Royalty of HAMPTON COURT,. the Antienti‘lansion-
„, house (replete with Atc ,mtixlation for a large Family ),•
with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Park, the
Green Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and ish. Ponds; Pie-
- turesque Cottages, Groves, Woods and Plantations, high-
ly ornamented with Timber, chiefly Oak ; comprising up.
-wards of twelve hundred' Statute Aces of very rich Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Ground, and Wood 'Land •
(tyt he tred);delignttully situate in a heautaul Country, five
suites distant !rorn the Borough :,f Leominster, nine from
the city of 'Hereford, and One oundred and thirty-five from
London. •

'to be viewed by ~Tickets only, or on-applicaliorito Mr.
Tanner, at the StewairPs -House, in Hampton Court Park,
of whom- printed particulars may be had; also at the New
Inn; at Heretord ; the Hop Pule Inn, Worcester ; at Garra-
"waY's Coffee-house ; of EriwArd Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook-
street ; of M. Clzir .1-xe, No. 47, Pail Mal., London,
-where a plan of the Estate may be seen.
NEW THEATRE, BRIGHTON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS,
At the Castle Tavern, Brighton, on Saturday, August t 3, at
Twelve, it not previousiy Disposed of by PrivateContract,'
ONE'HALF of that Elegant New-built FREE-
Ho I. I). THEATRE, at BRIG lITO N, in the County
of Sussex, ,r 4 h a Moiety of use Wardrobe, Scenery, Ma-
chinery, &c, now Lett to Messrs. BRCNTON and Co, for a
term whi. h will expire at Christmas, 18:9,
_and Which pro.
perty is presumed uf the annual value of upwards of 43‘2i.
'I fie. Premises may be. viewed by Tickets, to be had on
the PremiSes ; and I?rinted Particulars had of Mr. Hill, So-
licitor, Brighton ; Mr. Cobb, Solicitor,- Cleincnt's-Inn ; and
of Mr. Phillips,lqew Bond-street. •

PL.'
NURSERY AND SEANTATIONSED TRADE.
TO NURSERYMEN, FRUIT-GROWERS, AND
OTHERS.
TO be Disposed of, and Entered on eithei im-
mediately, or at any time hefore Michaelmas next,
a most ddsirable NURSERY and SEED Trade, situate in
the centre of a rich and populous County, within 400 miles
of London, and adjoining to a. large Market ToWn, the'
Shop in the centre, comprising,, about so Acres in Nursery,
with or without 30 or is a Atres of ;Farming and plantation
land. The Stock is entirely young, and consists in articles
of the first utility ,• the demand is considetably beyond the
Stock, which might he yet Much increased. •
Part of the Premisei are Freehold, and may be had, with
the Trade, at the option of the Purchaser, at cc years nett
purchase, on a proper rental ; in either case part,ol the put--
:hese money may remain on security if required.
'Phis concern is peculiarly adapted to the management of
those who are attache:: to Plantations, whether th. y are re-
gular Nurserymen or otherwise, as, although the trade has
been gradually increasing, and is now in a most flourisling
state, it has for tile last live years occupied but a small por-
tion of theattention of the Proprietor. - •
Enquire (post n id) of Mr. A. oli yer,Flop Falor, TioroughT.
Itlessrs ;40.i 4+l. Allan, Seedstrim, Strand, London; or ot
11r. Win. Rand.iii, Surveyor, Maidaione, in Kent, of whom
..parti‘ulars may _;%.: !IA

DAIRY FARM', KI NGSWOO I), in the Parish of LUC-
- GI:RS.II:UL, near AYLESBURY, BUCKS..
TO Li: LETT, on Lease for Twenty-one 'Years, by the
Worshipful Corp pany of-Mercers,
• A COMPACT DAIRY FARM ; containing, by
"4" -1 • Admeasarement, ai,init One Hundred and Thirteen -
Acres of old Pasture and Nleadow Land,within a Ring Fence,
consisting' of anout :eighteen Inclosures, conveniently
.wa7
tered-, and a Strca, flowing tor a considerable distance,
bounding one side of the:Estate,. together .with a new-built..
-Faun House, Barn, Stkihle, and suitable Offices, recently-'
ereeted and finished, on -a rise dearly centrical of.thp Estate, .
in the occupation of lohu Gliffin, tenant at will ; situate
in the parish of Luggershall, inn the county of :Bucks, ad
joining the Turnp ke-road leading from Aylesbury to 111-
cester ; subject to a fixed tithe of 81. Ss. per ann. : Posses-
sion
to be
. given at Michaelmas next; with liberty of plougla-
Lig- up from 12 to '2l Acres; and continuing the same in
Arable during the. Lease, .
Any person willing to treat for the sarne may send their pro-
posals and address, sealed up, to the Clerk of tht :Mercers'Company, 'at their Hall, in tronmongei-lane, Cheapside, on
•or belore Wednesday the 17th August, when-the same wily
be taken into consideration, and the person making such offer
Methe
for may approve will have,notice sent him ..to
at tor the same, cithet by attending-at Mercers'-Hall,- or
nient
Aylesbury, as the Company may think most conve-
. 'Fite Tenant will he requiredr to pay all Taxes, ex-
cept the Land and Property Taxes. • -
For further particulars -apply at the Clerk's Office, as
"above, or to Messrs. Farinor and Wm. Bull, Attochies, at
Aylesbury.

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MONEY. •
OBLEME'N, GENTLEMEN, &c: ;ife.
spedfully informed, they may be supplied wjtliMoney
to any amount,. on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free-
hold, Copyhold, • Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergy-
anen's Livings, or any other Property ; Persons of respedabi-
iity may be supplied on their personal Security only. Gen-
tlemen will find every liberal accommodation without delay.
Application from Twelve. till Two, or Letters (post paid)
addressed to Messrs. W ills 'and Co. No. 49, South•street.
Berkeley-square.

NIONEy.-
LEVEN. Years' Purchase will be given for 'AN-
, ALA I.: Li Vl' ES, redeeinable, where the cantors have an
absAute Interest, and in .proportion where they have only
• a Life Estate. NoOleute'n and Others, desirous of raising
)y.-trey upon lite Estates, under Wills, Nlarriec settlements,
Church Livings, &c. will be treated with on the most ho.
tiourahle terms, and- the purchases intrnjiately 'completed,
the funds of the Advertiser precluding all posstaility of delay
or ktsappointment.
• • Apply, personally, -from II till 4, •or -by letter, 'to Mr.
Burton, No. to, -Leicester-place, LciceSter-square..
DR. JAMES'S POWDER,
• For Fevers, Agues, Colds, Infltienzas, Meisles, &c.
• CAUTION.
TARIOUS Imitations of this Medicine have
• "v- been brought forward by-Persons formerly in Dr.
James's service, under the pretence of having assisie,l
• parinA his Powder; but to obviate such imous;tions the
• Public are in possession of thestrongest evidence—theso,
leinn deposition of the Duetor himself, in an ailida,:it lett in
'the hands Of his-Executors, and published in. the year 1777;
.soon after his decease. In this he declares, " That the ser-
vants he employed in the-preparation of his Powder, had little
More to do than to pound the ingredients, and attend to the
Pares wider his direction; that the rest of the process had al-
. .waYs be. u perLirined by himself; and that he never admitted
.41,',Y personlames and Mr. to be prisent aNewberyt such process, but his Son Robert-
. ''..-iareourt
• Powders ar'e now.otiered for Sale by one who boldly asserts,
`` that he was the original'and only persun,,WhO ever prepared
.them for the late Dr. lames." •
It happens, however, that the Fever Powder was pre-
- Pared and sold before this man was born (the Patent being
dated in 1747), and therefore he could not have beep either
" the original" or " the only" preparer.: but: the truth is,
that he never was, at any time,-employed by Dr.' lames to-
, • - aSsist him in the profess of his powder.
The genuine Powder is-to-be had'only froin F..Newbery
- and Sons, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; or
i •-;tt .Dr, lames's late _house, in, Bruion-Street, in - Packets,
...price as. 9d. each; or in Bottles, containing is Packets, as
-madetip for the .A rmy and Navy, price ii..4s..incluaihg the
I~u'Observe 'that the 'words, F: NeWiacryl. No. 4i,
.st. Paul's," are engraved on the stamps..
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