The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-13 00:00:00

NELSON's VICTORIES.

The following EngravingS are now just published, com-
memorative iof the Life, Death, and Exploits of Lord
ViscOunt NELSON, by EDWARD ORML, Bond-street:
A N HISTORICAL ENGRAVING, represent-
.. Cl. ing Lord N ELSON .boarding two Spanish Ships, the
t4th of February, 1797, price 2IS.
A ditto, when he was wounded in the Head, at the Battle
of the Nile, price 2 ts.
A ditto, of his Death, at the Battle of Trafalgar, which is
publishing by Subscription, and will be finished in July,
price 215.
A large Engraving, from Mrs. Damer's Bust, price is. 6d.
Ditto; the Cabin Scene, with a correa Plan of the Battle
of Trafalgar, price ss.
A Ditto, when a Boy, chasing a Bear for a day and a night
upon the Ice, price as. 6d.
A Small Portrait of Ditto, price as. 6d. Ss.
A Correa View of the Funeral Procession by Water, co-
loured, price 7s. 6d.
A ditto. ditto, by Land, price ss.
A 'ditto, of the Funeral Car, price is. IS. 6d.
A ditto, of the last Public Ceremony performed on that
great Hero's,Rentains in the interior of St. Paul's Cathedral,
price 75. 6d. coloured.
A Tribute to his Memory, by Mr. Fitzgerald, prke Js. -
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A" FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated from Thirty
to Eighty Miles of London, consisting of a good Family
House, with . suitable Offices, and from thirty to eighty
Acres of Land in a ring fence, the whole surrounded by good
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Letterslpost paid) addressed to G. G. at Old Slaughter's
Coffee-house, St. Martin's-lane, will be pundually attend-
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N.B. Likewise is wanted a good Family House with from
Ten to Twenty Acres of Pasture Land.

ESSEX.
WALTHAM-LODGE, near CHELMSFORD,
• With immediate Possession.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CHALK and MEGGY,
On Friday the gist inst. at the Black Boy lan, Chelmsford,
at, Three o'Clock, unless previously disposed of by Pri-

vete Contratt,.-
THAT New-built FREEHOLD VILLA, \VAL-
THAm-LoDG E, most delightfully situated in the
Parish of Little Waltham, four Miles from Chelmsford, at
the union of the Turnpike-roads leading to Cambridge and
Bury, about 33 Miles from London.
The House, which is fitted up in a neat modern style,
comprises a Drawing-room 18 Feet by t 6; a Dining-parlour
29 Feet. by t 6,. a Breakfast-parlour, five good airy Bed-rooms,
with Diiesising'and numerous other Closets; together with
proportionate domestic Offices, and good Water ; a Garden
and Orchard, laid out with much taste, and partly walled
round in a peculiarly private and substantial manner, in the
planting of which no Expence has been spared, the Trees
just arriving at perfedion ; has a handsome approach through-
a small Plantation. The detached Offices (which are also
-new-built) consist of a Coach-house, with Servants'-room
over the same, a Four-stalled Stable, Cow-Arouse, Dog-ken-
nel, and Piggery ; the Premises altogether containing about
three Acres. Also two Paddocks opposite, Containing about
film- Acres of rich Pasture, held wider a Lease for at Years,
17- of which were unexpired at Michaelmas last, at the yearly
Rent of rot.
The whole of the Premises are in a most complete state of
repair, having been built but eleven Years • during which
tune a very considerable Sum has been expended in Additions
and Improvements.
.Waltham Lodge is situated in a beautiful and healthy part
of the County of Essex, where the Roads are excellent, -and
in a good Neighbourhood. Stage-coaches pass to and from
London every day. This Estate is truly desirable for any
Gentleman fond of the Sports of the Field, there being plenty
of Game in the Neighbourhood, and a Pack of Fox-hounds at
a short distance ; the River Chehner running directly in front
'of the House, not only enriches the View, but also affords
good Fishing.
The Fixtures to be taken by the Purchasers ; the Fur-
niture, which is fashionable, may also be had, it desired;
and immediate possession will be given.
- For further particulars apply to Mr. Cookney, No.
Castle-street, Holborn; Robert Tindal, Esq. ; or to the
Auctioneers, Chelmsford.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant. to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery; made
• in a Cause WRIGHTSON against LYON, before JAMES
SrA NLEY, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court,
in the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in South-
ampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Monday
the 24th day of March, 1806, between the hours of Twelve
and One o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots,
IHE 'FREEHOi.D ESTATES, late of Mr.
THOMAS PE RKINS, deceased, situate in the Pa-
rishes of Willesborough, Sevington, Kingsworth, Mona—
shorton,.Staple, and Preston, in the County of Kent.
Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Cham-
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of .Messrs. Ryder, No. 1, Lincoln's Inn New-square; of
Messrs. Sher Wood and Parrell, Canterbury-square, South-
wark; of Mr. Samuel Harvey, Sandwich; and of Mr. Starr,
Attorney at Law, Canterbury; and Ithe Rev. John Lyon,
Dover. • -
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may be sten at the said Master's Chambers, and at the said
Mr. Starr's, at Canterbury. .

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This Day was published,
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embellished with a Portrait etched by Fittler, from a Paint-
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THE LIFE of THOMAS DERMODY; inter-
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unexampled Prematurity of genii* poetical Talent ; and
containing a Series of CorrespondenCe with several eminent
Charaders.

By JAMES GRANT RAYMOND.
" He who such polish'd lines so well could form,
Was Passion's slave, was Indiscretion's child:
Now earth-enamour'd, grov'ling with the wurm
Now seraph-plum'd, the wonderful, the wild:"
Dzamony's Enthusiast.

*** As the Subject of these Memoirs( whose career through
Lite was not dissimilar to that of Savage or of Chatterton)
was but little known in Euglanc.l, except to a few Charaders
eminent for literary talent, it may, not be unnecessary to
state (what a perusal of the Work will amply demonstrate),
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early genius ; his charaiter marked by the most eccentric
traits; his mind at once both ardent and indolent; frequently
soaring to the Regions'of Learning, Tasfe, and Fancy ; yet
cloudtkl by a conduit approximating to the meanest state of
moral turpitude ; an existence of chequered vicissitude ; en-
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poverty and a premature death.
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