The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-18 00:00:00

`SALE OF ESTATE, &c.

TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION.
By .Mr. SQUIBB, • •

At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Wednesday the 7th day-or
' September, OW, at Twelve o'clock,.

AVery- Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in
the County of ,Heretord, comprising the Manor arid
Royalty of HAMPTON COURT, the Ancient Mansion-
house (replete with Accommodation for a large Family),
with- the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Park, the
Green .Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and i'ish Ponds; Pic-
turesque CottaXes, G roves, Wouds' and Plantations, high-
ly ornamented with Timber,'ehicfly Oak ; cd:nprising up-
wards of twelve hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable,
•Meadow, Pasttirc, Orchard, Hop Ground, and Wood Land,
c-tythe tree); delightfully situate in a beautitul country, live
miles distant twin the Borough •:f Leominster, .nine from
the city of Hereford; and• one hundred and thirty-five from
Londpn. • •
- _ _

To'be viewed by Tickets only, or op application to Mr.
Tanner, at the Steward's House, in, Hampton COurt Park,
of whOm printed particulars may be had ; also at the New
Inn, at Hereford:: thy: Hop t'ole Inn, ‘Voreester at Garra-
way's Collie-house ; of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook-
street; and of Mr. Clandie, No. 47, Pall Malt, London,
where a plan of the Estate may be seep.

C.) BE LETT,

For the Residue of a Termwhich will expire Ten Days

previous to Midsummer, 1810,

WEST GREEN HOUSE, near Hartley, Row,
in the County of Southampton, 38 miles. from- Lon-
don, and within one mile of the Great %estern Road, toge--
ther with three pieeeS .f rich Meadow Land adjoining, con.
taiiiing, in the whole, by estimation, 26' Acres.
.The House consists of a Drawing-room 27 'feet by to, and
Study adj6iiiing, Dining-room 22 feet by 16, Library, capital
Kitcnen, Butler's l'anrry, and Hotuse.;keeper's Room on the
-ground-floor, five good Bed-rooms un the second-fiber,
excellent AttiCs ; Breviihouse Laundry„ Nash-house, -and
all other convenient Offices, detached Double Coach house,
one six and two five stall-Stables, with good Rooms for Serl
wants over two.of the Stables, the whole in complete repair ;
very extensive Flower and Kitchen Gardens, walled in, well
stocked with choice Fruit Trees in full bearing, and large
reenho u se.

The Furniture (which is modern, and in the first style of
elegance) and l ixtures may. be purchased by- the Tenant at a
valuation, or rented with the House. Possession ntay be had
mmediately.
To be viewed with Tickets, tobe had of Messrs. Blandy
and Saunders, Solicitors, Reading ; of whom.further parti_
cnlars may be known.

LADY BOLZINGDON's LETTERS.
This Day were published, price 2$ 6d:

THE LETTERS Of LADY 130RINGDON, as
1 - produced in E.Viclehce on. the Trial of Sir Arthur Pa.
get, exclusively given in Plomer's Repatt of that trial.
These Letters are equally remarkable fur their elegance
and delicacy, and must add much to the regrei excited by the
Misfortune of a Lady thus accomplished.
Published hy H. D. Symonds, Paternoster•row.; and to
be had of all Booksellers. •
N.B. The Order 'must be specially-given for Plomer's
Trial of Sir A. Paget." . .

SECOND EDITION.
This Day was published,
Price 6s. 6d. sewc,d, illustrated with a,eoluured Map of Hitt-
- dostan, pointing; out the late Division of Territory,
rHG E,AST7INDIA REGISTER ancl-DIREC-
A_TO R y fur iSo8; containing the Company's Establish-
ments at Honie and Abroad, With Lists of Casualties since
thp last Publication. An Account of the College Hert-
ford. —Various Rules and Regulations respeeling the Com-
pany's Service, and flinch other useful Information.
By JOHN :VIATHI SO N and ALEX. WAY MASON,
Of the Secretaty's Offiee,.East- India I louse. •
London : Sold by Black, tarry, an,l Kingsbury, Leaden-
hall-street ; ahl {. Flatchard, No. 190, PiCcadilly.

•CRABB'S PRECEPTOR. •
This Day was published, •
' PART I .
Price. Three and. Sixpence, in boards,
THE PRKEPTOR and his PUPILS ; cy, •
Exereises, ann Examinations on GraMmar
inzeneral, and the English Grammar in particular.
By CE.ORG E CRAMS,
Master of the Commercial and Literary Seminary.
Printed for T. Boosey. No. 4, Old-Broad.street, near the
•self•inge where, may he had • tlie•Second Part, just pub-
lished,
• ".Mr.'Crabb professes -arrangement:and method, and in
this respett the; feaeber of Youth will find the Work-. of
considerable service fin the junior Classes." —Monthly Re-
view, I uly,.18o8:
" This Grammar, or rather Illustration of Grammar,
seems exceeding4y well adapted to its proposed purpose.""=
British Critic, September.
‘‘' The Writer, we apprehend, is a sensible Instruaor of •'
Youtli,..and his Book may atford many useful_ hints to per:.
sons of the same important Prolession."—Ecledic Review,
November. • • • •
We would then-fore recommend the perusal of M.
Crabb's CateehetiCal Grarnrnar to all those yonnetifen
counting-houses, or other business transactions, who wish
to spen'and write their mother tongue correctly:"—Anti. •
.jacobin,Review, Is.:oketnie4r. • )

. BEAUTIFUL .WONIEN. • - ;,.
HE greatest Blemish t 9 Beauty .is superfluOns
Hairs On't•he• Face, NeCk;' EtUtlitT'i
ROSEATE PONDER ioimedirtel?: I%;MpiVe.theinitis' an
elegantarticle, perfectly Innocent-land pleasant to use, price
4k, . • ; et . „
Sold by the.,Proprielor, No. 23, Russell-street, Covent-
garden ; Overton, 47,.801vt-streetA _Dinincltt, 3, Chdapskle;.
Buil, Dublin; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glago,y ; i anson,
LiverpoolGregoditrighton-r, S Orange , Tunbridge %Vast.
Fipopnfr, Wortping ;. :Frevvlnals, Ex,-te; ; Hopkins, !lull;
l'ilkit'd,('Batli';' Cattle,' York ; Tyintis, `,Varcoter ; Searle,
~Leeds ,--Roklasont..Coventry ; Whit-
tick, Swinney. 'llirmtngham; and in every
t7fqwn-r-Cood allowasice.to:DealitrsJsd .• • • n

I For tho H UnigITOMAG,H, and BOWELS.
Dr. IAItIFS's ANALEE'TIC PILLS.
9171 HE ce ofit tisi tiPiil aekigenera I Pivserva-
, tiv,e of Health, by .as.wipis.)ll.tule.iii the due d scharge
of the. aninial furittions, is become universal, and they are
,now recommended by Medicalirckextletnett of th,l'first emi•
nence, who use them in their own , families. Theiyareail.:
.mirably calculated for Disorders tiftibe S'OniAclftititt•Bowels
for Per,ons of a klilifus, a Gout?'. -ora ,Rheumatic (Di4ptosi-
; as well as for those whoSeCi-)%ristlrlitioni'lia'v'e bectii at=
fected by a sedentary-lite, or by,affsot,ici-ice in hot climates :
also for Head.'aelis ott:ki .ionecr 6'), 011(1' other bad
.etrecis of free living and • tor. ste's ,and Apo.
plexies, Sc rotten the consequence of intemper'anee. These
wills, which gently:open .the .pores •by -night, and, the 'body
by day, are excellent in Colds
.and slight Fevers? and they
have a tendency to promote Sl*,:ep'.' They should -never be
mitred at bed-time, after any excess:of eating or clrintOng.,. •
Sold only by F. Newbery arid-Son, N. 45, Si.
Churchryard, London ;. and at Dr. lames,s late House, in
Truton-street ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6,1. or six in one
large Box for I. 4s. Duty included. - • •
Observe that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45,. St.
Paul's," are engritvecl in' the Sumps-. •