The Sun.
London, England, 1839-01-11 00:00:00

HAMPSHIRE.

At NEW SPRING-ROW, MOUNTS-ROW, and SPRING-
GARDENS, near the TOWN of PORTSMOUTH.
TO BE SOLD BY TENDER,
by Order of the Right Hon. the Master-General and Prin-
cipal Officers of her Majesty's ORDNANCE, the undermentioned
COTTAGES and LANDS, producing a rental of 2131. 6s. a
year, viz.:—
At NEW SPRING-ROW.

FOUR HOUSES, in the several occupations of Thomas Rus-
sell, John Ridlington, John Worley, and Mark Chappell, producing
an annual rental of 401. 10s.
At the BACK of NEW SPRING-ROW.

TWO COTTAGES, or Tenements, occupied by James Bowyer
and William Glenn, producing a rental of Si. 4s. a year.
In MOUNTS-ROW.

THREE TENEMENTS, in the several occupations of Sarah
Cooper, Edward Hankin, and James Green, producing a rental of
311. 10s. a year.
ADJOINING the LANDPORT-ROAD.
A Capital TIMBER YARD, Work-shop, and Tenement
thereon, having a frontage of 160 feet next the Landport-road, in
the occupation of Richard Hunt, producing an annual rent of
12/. 12s.

SPRING-GARDENS—On the West Side.

NINE COTTAGES, or Tenements, with the site of two others
that have been taken down, in the several occupations of William
Todd, Edmund Wear, Robert Gifford, Frances Ford, Joseph Eatll,
David Fife, William Clark, William Scoffield, and William Sulky,
producing an annual rental .f 651.
On the EAST SIDE.

SIX COTTAGES, or Tenements, with a small Garden, and
the site of where two cottages have been taken down, in the several
o.:cupations of William Blake, Robert Barkham, Anne Roberts,
James Wiltshire, Richard Hunt, and George Clark, producing a
rental of 43/. a year.
The above Premises have lately undergone a thorough repair,
and are all in good order. - _

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The Fixtures, belongin; to the Board of Ordnance, on the re-
spective premises, will be included in the purchase.
At the BACK of SPRING-GARDENS.

A capital walled GARDEN, with a small Cottage and Shed
thereon, let to William S. Lawes, at the annual rent of 91.
ADJOINING the LANDPORT-ROAD.

A Walled a fortage •f 24 feet to the said road,
and 160 feet deep, in the occupation of James Green, at the yearly
rent of 31. 10s.
Tenders will be received, addressed to the Secretary to the Board
of Ordnance, Pall-mall, London, where particulars may be had ;
also the Storekeeper, at Gun Wharf, Portsmouth ; and of Mr.
Harts, Superintendent of Ordnaace Property at Hilsea.
By order of the Board,
R. BYHAM, Secretary.
Office of Ordnance, December 31, 108.

ITCH, Ringworm, and Scaldhead are effectually
cured, in the shortest possible space of time, by the applica-
tion of two of SHARP'S ROYAL BRITISH CERATES and
LINIMENT ; both sorts being free from anything in the slightest
degree offensive, and perfectly harmless in their character and com-
position. The remaining descriptions of the series, consisting alto-
gether of a Liniment and five Cerates, are especially prepared, and
most effective, for the cure of Rheumatism, in all its shapes, Gouty
Affections in the Extremities, Tic-douloureux, Chilblains, Hooping
Cough, and a long list of diseases and injuries, detailed in the
printed descriptions, which may be had, gratuitously, from the Pro-
prietors, SHARP, WEST and CO. Ib3, Fleet-street, London;
and Licensed Venders in all parts of the Country.
St amps included.
Sold in Packets at 131 Ad., 28,9 d., 43. 6d., and 11,-. each,
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A MONSTER.—At the Stamford Baron Petty Ses-
sions, on Monday, the following charge was preferred
;--
A young man, named Sissons, was drinking some ale, nod sit-
ting by the fire of a public-house at Barnack, on Saturday
evening, when a fellow named Stones, known for his fero-
cious disposition, entered the plape, and seeing a man against
whom he bore a grudge, he beat him and threw him into the
road, fiitones, who is an immense mans returned to the
room, and without the slightest provocation dragged §ig,
sons from his chair, threw him several times on the ground,
just above the nails. The brute then
and then seizing his hand, thrlst into his mouth, and bit off
two of his fingers
fixed upon the man's arm with his teeth, and attempted to
bite out a large plepe of the fle§lit in whiph he pearly sue,
ceeded the pieces of the fingers could not bp foga,
although a stria search was made for them. For this
risonpd fof one mOnth.p
atrocious conduct. the monster was sentenced to pay a fine
of 3Ps?? aP4 7s. costs, or to be irn