The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-27 00:00:00

EON: ON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1830.

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Emery's, the George Inn, Sanclbach, on Wen.
NESDAY, the 20th Oetolser, 1830, at Four &cloak in the
Afternoon, (if not previously disposed of ley Private
Contract,) subject to conditions to be then produced ;
ALL that Valuable ESTATE, called
CLAYIIONGER HALL, the property of the
late J. B. ASPINALL, Esq., cons sting of 402 Staiste
Acres of Pasture and Arable Land, or thereabo4ts, in a
ring Fence.
The above Estate lies in the very centre of a sporting
country, is distant about even miles front Nantwicb, four
from Sandbach, and two from Wheelock. through which
the canal passes. There is a good FAMILY RESI-
DENCE or ShOoting-Box, as well as an excellent FARM.
HOUSE, with well-stocked Gardens and Orchard, and
the Firm-buildings are of the very first description, with
an excellent Thrashing Machine of six-horse power ; there
are also a lesser FARM and a COTTAGE on the Estate.
The Lower Lands can be irrigated in a dry season, from
a Reservoir kept for that purpose. From its vicinity to
the Preserves of several neighbouring Noblemen and Gen.
tlemen, there is alwayi an abundant supply of game to be
met with. The TIMBER on the Estate to be taken at a
Valuation. Should no. sale be effected, the shove Estate
is to he Let to any eligible Tenant or Tenants who may offer.
APplications for viewing the Property or other par-
ticulars to be made to Mr. Woolf, of Haslington Hall, near
Sandbach ; or Mr. Reiner, of the Old Haigh, near
Middlewich ; also:to Messrs. Lace and Sons, Solicitors,
or Richard Addison, Esti', Old Church-yard, Liverpool.

GENERAL ELECTION.
This day was published,
.Second Edition, price 2..
THE RESULT of the GENERAL
ELECTION; it, WHAT HAS the DUKE of
WELLINGTON GAINED by the DISSOLUTION?
Second Edition.

Also,
I. The OFFICIAL LIST of the MEMBERS of the
NEW PARLIAMENT. •le.
g. CHARLES TENNYSON, Esq. M.P. LETTER
on REFORM. Is.
Also, in the Prete, a Third Edition of
I. The COUNTRY WITHOUT a GOVERNMENT;
or, Plain Questions on the Unhappy State of the Present
Administration. Is.
James Ridgway, 169, Pieoadilly ; and of every Book-
seller.

E WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
No. XXVI., will be published on' THURSDAY,
the gbtli SepteMber, containing, Art. I. Mill's Pheno-
mena of Tytler's and Scott's Histories of Scot-
land—lll. Memoirs, Correspondence, and Papers, of
Thomas Jefferson—lV. Niehuhr's Geography of Hero-
dotus—V.. Galt's Southennan—Vl. Floods in Moray-
shire—Vll. Troades of Euripides—Vlll. The Belgian
Insurrection, and De Potter's Trial—lX. Alexander's
Travels—X. LondOn Bridge—Xl. Hydrophlbia—Xll.
Mr. Brougham and Local Judicatories—Xlll. Novels
and Travels in Turkey—XlV. The Three Days of Paris
—XV. Brasse's 'Sophocles—XVl. Geometry without
Axinms—XVll. Revolution of
.1830—List of Books—
Index, &c.
No. XXVII. will be published on the 31st December,
1830.
Robert Reward, No. 2, Wellington-street, Strand.

NEW EDITION OF DR. HENRY'S CHEMISTRY.
This day. was published, in Two large Vols. Svo., with
Ten Copper-plates, and numerous Wood-cuts, price
I/. 145.,
THE ELEMENTS of EXPERIMEN-
. 'CAL CHEMISTY.

By WILLIAM HENRY, M.D. F.RS., &e.
The Eleventh Edition, comprehending all the recent
Discoveries.
London : Printed for *Baldwin and Cradock.