The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-28 00:00:00

DIED

On the 16th inst. at Ockham, in Surrey, in the -13 d year
of her age, .Miss N. Botisey, youngest daughter of „Mr. Ri—
chard Bonsey.
On Saturday morning the 24th inst. Miss Caroline Bureau,
only daughter of Mr. James Bureau, King's Bead-yard,
Coleman-street.
At Eaglescairnie, the t'Eth inst. Patrick Lindsay, of Eagles.
caithie, Esq. aged 82.
At Stirling, on the zest instant, Alofsn:l.tr jatrray, Esq. of

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YESTF.

DAY.

Bank Stock I£9l [tot
Navy 5 per Cent. too; tot/
5 ps;:r Cent. 1797, to; tools
Irish s per Cent.
4 per Cent. COn. S6Nti
3 per Cent. Red. 64:0:
Art Cent. Con. 69 ta
Dim: Scrip
Bank L. Ann. zo 7-16 s-161
Ditto, Short Ann. 51
Ditto Scrip

India Stock
Exciteq. Bills 4s. 65.5s.prern.
New ditto
New S. S tuck
3 per Cent. ii7cr,
Ortiniuiri 23
I rnper.l3 Cent.
Ditto Ana.
itank tor` Op.
India for Account [69k
Consols for-Nov. 7ot Ogi 70/

YCVANCE,

COURSE .01

TIJTSDAY:,

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1-lanThurgh - 32 4 2 us. Naples - - -
Altona - - 3z 5, 2 us, Genoa - - - -
Cadiz - - - paper `'t nice - - -
1)Itto . - - 391 effeaive 1 l.isl:on - - -
Madrid - -' - in piper i npOrto - - ' -
Ditto - - 391 elle&ive Dublip -•- -
IA vliorn - - 53 l

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WANTS A PLACE,
A' vALET, a Native of. St. Domingo; can
spcaic .English, Dross and Cut hair in the present
Style, and can have the hest Charac3ers from a Relation of
his late Master, who, as a reward for his attachment and
tidelity,,gave him his Freedom while.in St. Domingo. }lc
will be happy to make himv.ilf useful to ‘vhomsovver he
serves. Direst to T. N. at. the Brunswick Arms, .Bruns-
wick-street, Blackfriars," where Letters, post-paid,, will be
immediately attended to.
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•
BEAR INN, WOODSTOCK.
HENRY POWELL, Partner in the above Inn
with the. late William Flanks, &ceased; returns his
most grateful Thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, for the
very' distiagitihed Favours he has experienced trom them
during the period of his Partnership, and. reswelfidly •begs
leave to infortri them- and the Public in general, tluithe con-
tinues to carry on the Business of the Inn singlyl and by
using every possible endeavour to oblige and ..,cci-anniodate his
Guests, lc hopes to deserve and to secure that libelal and
extensive patronage with which the Hovisq has been,lionour.
cd for nearly half a century.--A.good4.aider; a large stock o
choice WinB, neat Carriages, and able Horses, in constant

rtness

• - -SORCt?Ctritt.i,
114, SOL.II BY AUCTION,
By Mt..CHRIS 1 IE,
At the Lion Inn, at Newport, in the County of Salop,
On V F DNIS DAV' Novernber4B;. • :
In sundry, desirable and very eligible Lots,
THE weti.k.nog.vn and beautiful Estate of CHET-
W I), with its Manors and Royalties, plentifull‘
stocked and -abounding with. Ganie and Fish; a ituated gal
joining the Market Town of Newport, on the old Chester
Road,-And distant from London about one hundred and forty-,
five miles, called
CI-CETWYN 15 HALL,
The Estate consists of a capital Mansion,, with suitable
attached and demi:bed ()Bites; (I arden, Pleasure Grounds,
walled Park, Plantations, and several eligible Farms, and
Cottages, Ii cc of Land 'Pax, the greater Part Tithe-Free, and
executing low in its Rates-to the Poor,
Particulars are now preparing, anti may be had of the
Printers of the." Shrewsbury Chronicle and Chester Cour-
ant, Birmingham ; Chronicle, • Liverpool ; Plurnix, and
:he Staflimishire Advertiser ; also at the Lion, Newport ; of
Messrs. Strong.and Still, Lineoln's Inn ; Messrs. Sl:awes,
(;rent Bridge-street, Black Frial:s; kAinicow Coilee-house,
Cornhill ; and of Mr. Christie, Fall-Mall, where a Plan of
the listate, as lotted, may be seen. •

COUNTY, OF LOUTH, WITHIN THIRTY MILES

_ _ , _ •
OF, DUBLIN.
TO BE SOLD 1;Y AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE, •
At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, .
On THURSDAY, the 4th of February next, at One
• . o'Clock,
A VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD
fiEST ATE, consisting of the MA NO R of DR (MCA R-
HEL with QUIT RENTS, &c. and FIVE ELIGIBLE
FARMS, with requisite Buildiny, and 256 A. I R. 24 P.
IRISH ACRES of RICH FEEDING LAND, entirely
compatt, and within a Ring Fence Let off on Leases for
Three Lives, or Thirty-cite. YeaA, at moderate Rents,
amounting to
, FIVE HUNDRED and SEVENTY-FOUR POUNDS,
and upwards, to the folloWing• pundual and respettablc
Tenants, viz. Messrs. CarlaiVler, M !IOU; M`Gouverisk,
Tesdale, Bell, antlThomas Craven, Esq. '
The Estate is desirably; situate within three miles of AN-
DR EE, ton miles of DUNDALK,- and •thirty miles from
Dublin' in the Road leading, Irons ANDR e:E DRLIVI
GOLDESTOWN; in the COlinty of Louth.
The Tenant will, chew the Piemises, and printed parti-
culars may be had of --Dance, Esq. N 0.41, Great Ship.
street, Dublin ; ,of the Prlnteis of the Chester and Liverpool
Papers ; at the Rainbow Cotti.-e-house, in Cornhill ; and in
Pall-Mall, Where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
Air. Christie is empowered to re..eive Proposals by Private
Contratt. - .

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PRESTON DEANERY, near NORTHAMPTON,
• 'With Possession at Lady-Day next. •
. • TO BE SOLD BY, AUCTION, •
• •
• By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday the 3oth• hist, at the Rainbow Coffee-house,lin
:Cornhi ,London, at Twelve o'Cl,,ck, in One Lot,
Very Valuable GRAZING, DAIRY, and
L ARABLE RE Eli() LD ESTATE (a considerable
part of witiai is TITHE FREE l, advantageously .situated
on the East 'Side of the Turnpike Road at Preston Late, be:.
tyLen. Newport and Noithampton, and distant eleven Miles
from the tortu.er, and fotir taint the Mitten; now occupied by
Messrs.,Bull and Rowe, in two Farris' the whole lies within
a Ring Fence, in the Parishes or P reston and G teat Houghton,.
.and contains altogether near
SIX HUNDRED and EIGHTY'. ACRES of RICH •
• LAND. •
. This Propertyis well wortin,the, attention of any Gentle-
man either for flaming or pledsure-, in; many of the Grounds
are gre.atly,eleyated, and command tiric Views of the beautiful
Country around, as well as of •the Town' of -Northampton,
and is contiguous to the most esteemed Hounds in the Coun-
ty, , and therefore eti ible for building a Rgsidenee. The pre-
sent 1 arm HouSe :11'14 Outbuildings are good.. •
The Tenants will spew their respective Farms,
,of whorn
rinted- Particulars may be had; also of the Printers of ttue
Plurrhampton-and Wcester l'apf:rs ; Newport ; Goat,
Woburn ; ReinbOw ainl of-Mr. Rainc, Land Surveyor, Char-
lotte-street, IlloomOury, London, where a Plan may De se,-n.

' EXT,RACT FROM TRE LONDON GAZETTE.
IT T has been the study of the Proprietors of the
_vt;ell-kuoivn T ISCO 11C DROPS, first corn_
pos'ed and iwp2ted by the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at
his- Dispenser; , No. •ri, Soho -square, London, and continued
only, and solely, thereto be prepared -genuine to guard the
.a:gaiiist the. I ciiposions which are daily pradised
against Medicines possessing the first respectability and as
the virtues or. the Antiseorbutic Drops have been found not
'only an antidote in Scorbutic Complaints, but a sueeesst'ul re-
source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophul4, gout, rheumatism,
and'the attendant diseases of the nerves, as' the list of cures
accompanying each bottle, -given in an ample bill of.direc-
tions, will testify, 4:3 well as 'the Treatise' on Diet, Gout,
&c. written by tile late Propietor• (Which• may be also: had
at the DiSf)enitry),. single them out as•tit objects to try, un-
der their sanction, such spurious imitations. For this rea-
son,the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Coin-
•rnissic.nersOt the Stamp-Oilice, have affixed a stamp on each
bottle, printed in black ink, With the words " Spilsbriry anti
Co. No.:. t 5, Soho-square," expresSed upon it, which, it, the
Purchaser attends to, together with the words " by the
King's Patent," on the'bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the
• adclition'of tle•Ring's Arm on the larger, may be as-
sured be has obtained the Gentkine Medicine, as sold at the
DispenSary",St,ho-squate, London, in bottles of ss. and ii. as.
each, duty inch-41W.

:..)ROPOSALS to GOVERNMENT, for 'esta-
' bl,shing that System of Regulation,s roost favourable to
ite keeping the PRICE of CORN at What it ought to bear,
from the Q,..iiintlir.Of Corn grown annually 1364,matictlf,kteif
ascertained; tor-the -best Mode of gi vine such'Asiitunce •to
the Cultivators of the WASTE, LANDS, as shall be safe. t
to the Country, al.d nalsradvantageous to then:. Witit Re-
Ileetions on the Advantages and Disadvantages or COUN-
TRY 8..,,NKS ;, also on the Mode and Expedioey of brirO,
Gold into Circulation in thiS COUnt4, equally ill Bullion
as Coin.
" But once let us -convince the People of the necessity of
submitting for the common good, and take with them a
fellowship in thdr.sittterings, ausl‘WeAlikillsoon be pos-
sessed et. their eoinpliance ul whateVer Law we propose
forsu.i, a"purpose." —Mr. AddiogNn's
Printed by R. Raikes, and -sold by Messrs. Wastiourn,
tionAh, and Roberts, Gloucester ;.-and in Lcrido.o., by Long-:
and Rees; Paternester-hew;Cadcll and, lYavics, Strand;
and by all other-Booksellers in Town .ern Coutry.

VALUABLE SALMON •FiSHING'S .THE-SP.F.Y.;
Bel6iiging to the Do4e G6rdoit..
To be Len fur SeVCII Years, from ist Deeernhet
E Whole SALMON FiSiIiNGS in the
1: River, aiA along the Sea Coast adjoining thereto: on
b9th sides wi the, kiver, as they hive been occupied. byr
MCssrs. John Richardson and 'Co. .Perth, ifict Jame, Gor-
don of ..Russieburn, for these ninet:'en years past ; "and also
the Fishing Sib the River w H's Grace hat, of late ac`-.
quired from ti fhoily of Gurdoirsio,‘n.
• These .Fisiting6 extend more than eight miles along tho
Sea Coast, and about sil Iluks up the river, with the exeiu•
sive privilege of Cries.
Propcsals may be addressed to. the Duke of Gordon, of
Gorton 'Castle, by Fri.;liabti's, ‘ylitr wiil give,Jlirections to
shew the boundaries, and to communicate all
.necessary in-
formation
to intending' otkrers.
N.B. The Duke of GOrtion's Salmon Fishi::gs on the
RiVer.Lcchy, in the Lordship. of Lochaber, -and-County of
Ineruess,.are- also' tube: tett the 'particulars to be aftev,-
waids inentioad in a future Advertisement.-