The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-14 00:00:00

MO NDJI Y, DECEMBER 14, 18ot.

TO BE- PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, -
Pursuant to several Orders of the High. Court of Chanceyy,
made in a Cause, STOREY 'against S COTTNEY, be-
tbrelohn Wilmot, Esq. one
Room
Masters of the said
Court, in the'Public Sale Room of the'Court, in South-
ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on. Tuesday
the tsth Day of December, I/3qt, between the Hours of
• Five and Six in the Afternoon ' •
SUCH Parts of the LEASEHOLD ESTATES of.
BRYAN SCOTTNEY, deceased, as were comprised
in Lots 2,3, and 5, of the Particular, viz. Lot 2. A House,
NO. i 6, in Upper CoWer-Street. -Lot 3. 'A -HOu'se, No. '25,
in the same Street; and Tot 5. A House, No. 30, in the
same Street.
Particular may be lutd (gratis) at the said Master's Cham-
bers ; or Mr. Smith, Draper's Hall ; Mr. EdWard Clarke,
Lincoln's. Inn New Square; and of Mr. Tiros, -Charlotte-
street, Rathbone-place. The Premises may be viewed with
leave of the Tenants.
30th October, 1801.

TO THE LOVERS OF FRUIT.
WILLIAM
~h
iiertCOßN‘s, now ivrELtL,sa Gleahr.dener,s rkof
ble large Deep-red, Prolific RASPBERRY, which he raised
from the Seed of that much-esteemed Yellow Antwerp :
this new variety, fir beauty of colour and richness of flavour,
greatly excels all others; large bunches of-the Fruit were
sent last June aid July to the following places, for the in-
sped:on of the Public, which highly met thelr approbatiOn,
v,:in.lre fine Fruit-bearing Plants are now sellingt ss. eaoll,
vEs, isif. Jonn Mason's, Seedsman, Fleet-street ; .Messrs.
Warner and Seedsnien, opposite t:.ie Royal Exchange ;
and isorth's hrsery "Qarderts, opposite the Asylum,
_Lam-
beth, SurkeY. Lifters atid Porterage paid, With Ready-Mo-
ney for the Plants, will be strictly attended to.

. .
TAMES and GEORGE BENNET,
Manufacturers to.-klis-ivlaieste, of irteir Royal Patent WOOL-
LEN VELVET .CLOTH, and WOOLLEN VELVET
CORD, or FANCY, C TH, by Appointment, bearing
Date the wit Day of November, taw. -
• "r a, 'l`liE. P L 1 c.
AFTERa
'apse of maps,. Years ; after repeated
and inelteetual. Exptritrnmts by the must judicious and
enlightened. Mannfacturefs ;-aftr•tr much Study, attended with
very great Expellee;: the Patentee of. the Woollen Velvet
Cloth, -and 'Woollen -Velvet Cord, pr Fancy-Cloth, has hap-
pily succeeded in his endeavours, and can assure the Public,
with confidence, that he has united the. staple. Manufacture
of this Kingdom,- Woollen' with Cotton, ,in such manner as
bath been hitherto deemed impossible,- and which May be
considered as a grand'Epoch ill the IliStorYO-f. the Trade and
Manufacture of the United Kingdom. '•
The,Very great lidyantages of the • Woollen Velvet Cloth,
and Woollen Velvet CUM, &Taney Cloth, are numerous,
acid inerit the attention of the 'Public. • 11l point of Neatness,
nirabilitv, and rielaness :of Colour, it-Surpasses all other
C„it-,:11.. It has the peculiar property, from the principle of
it, t,2xttne, fo Wear much cleaner than other Cloth. it is of
that nature, that it will wash with as much ease as any Li-
nen or.-Cotton Gariuent ; it will even improve by washing, al7
thougit frequently sepeated, for a considerable length of time;
retain its original Colour to the last.- I t- will neither'
shrink nor run up in washing, as is frequently the case with
Kerseymere. It is also very elastic, and pleasant to the
Wearer, apd need- only be tried to merit the approbation ot
the Public. .
JAMES BENNET, Patentee,
Manchester.
The aboVe Goods are already-S•old by the undermentioned
HoUses
Messrs. Maunds and Wicksteed, Royal Exchange ; ' ,
Messrs. Uovett and Hingestons' Aldgate ;-
Messrs: J. and M. Hunter, St. Martin's-lane, London.
Mr. H. Orook, and Mr. W. Dore, Bath.- -
messrs. P. ,Stdckdale, and R. Tripp, Eristol:
Messrs. Stevens and Blackinore, Salisbury:

-
M R. Murray, Chichester. _ . ,
Messrs. Edmonds and Bartlett, Kingston on Thames.

•
Watking and :Smith; Davetitry_

-iilr. 'l'. falitt, Uloucest r

Mr. J.. Garnett, Worcester.
Mrssrs. Heatiut and..D4peroy, Birmingham'
Mr. J. Edwards, Warwlck: •
Mr.'l. Walker, Stourbridge.

Thin Day was published; price•6s. in boards,
A N ESSAY on .the Unreasonableness Of-SCEP-
TICISM. ,
By the Rev. J. lIARE, A. M.
Retfor of Coln St. Denys, Glyucestershire ; and Vicar of

Stratton St. Margaret, Wilts.'
Printed for F. and. C. Kivino.on, No. b2,-St. Paul's
Churchyard ; and E. Williams, Strand ; and I.- Cooke, 0
tOrd,
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
An Essay, on the Necessity of Kevealealteligiun. Third
Edition. - •
And Two Visitation-Sermons,.pubtished by.-request ; one
preached at Svindoh, Wilts, pcoving that to the Christian-Re-
ligion the World' is indebted for its present improved state of
Civil Liberty;' and the other, preached at l',iorthleach, Glow_
cestersiiire, proving that the Church Establishment of this
Nation is not burihen,pine to the Cominunity‘even in a pecu-
niary sense, but the reverse. •

This Day is 'published, in one large Vol. Odavo,
' - • Price Os'. in •Boards,
SHE ART of PROLONGING: LIFE, by C.
W. HUT ELAND, NI. D. Public Ledurcr tin al(lcdi-
cine at Jena, Translated twin the German,
By WILLIAM JOHNSTON, 'Esq.
Printed for 1. Bell, No. 148, Oxfonl-street ,and sold by
H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; and all other Book:id-
lers:
Where may be had;
A,History of Inventions and Discoveries, by John Beek-
man, Professor Of.(Ecunanny at Gottingen, Translated from
the German by William Johnston,' Esq.. in three Vols. Svo.
Price One Guinea in Boat-di. ' .

WOODWARD'S TOUR THROUGH' ENGLAND AND
WALES, • .• - . •
Liubellished with One Hundred humourous Copper-plates.
This Day was l üblished,- -
In a large Quarto Volume, printed on tine Vellum. Paper,
Price 51. with the,Prints coloured, or 31. 3s. plain,
CCENTRIC EXCIMSIONS through ENG-
LAND and WALES containing all that is worthy
the attention of a Charadelistic Traveller, in -a variety of
Cities, Towns, Villages, i&c. in England and %Vales, 'with a,
Description of the Inhabitants of each County, their various
Habits, Customs, AmuseMents, Humours, Follies, Eccen-
tricities, &c. Juterspersed with curious Anecdol;s,
Embellished with upwards of too FOlio and Quarto Copper-
plates, illustrating the humoUrous Descriptions given in this
Work. •
By G. -M. WOODWARD.
" I pity the man, who e:ni travel from Dan to Beersheba,
and cry, "Tis all batten !' and so it is, and so is all the
World to him, who will not cultivate the Fruits it oilers."
ST ER NE.
(rr The Public are respectfully informed, that the Price
of this %Vork will be raised ()tithe ist of February next.
London : Printed- by and for M. Allen, No_ 15, , Pater-
noster-row. . .

ust published, Two New Editions, the conunon. paper
price is. 3d. in elotlif and the fine paper price 2s. in snecp
nlletted, of
THE NEW WEEK's PREPARATION, for a
worthy Receiving of the' Lord's Supper, as appointed
and recommended by the Church of England. Consisting
of Meditations and Prayers for the Morning and Evening of
every Day in the Week ; with Forms of xamination and
Confession of Sins ; and, a Companion at the Altar, directing
the COnuminicant in his Beliiviour and Devotions. at the
Lord's-Table. Also Instructions how to live well,
.after re-
ceiving the. Holy Sacrament.
•
Be careful to observe that every genuine Copyof both
editions, has the signature of W. Benton the back of the fron-
tispiece, and is
Printed for W. Bent, at the King's Arms, Paternoster-
row ; and sold also 'bv Richardson; Rivington, Scatcherd,
Symonds, R9biuson, Law, Longhlan and Reep, and Hurst.