The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1801.

SANS SOUCI.

THE PUBLIC are respeafully informed, that
.SANS SOU CI, Leicester-place, Leicester-square,
WILL OPEN on Saturday, Odober. 3, iSot, under the
SanClion.of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain, with an
Entertainment, entirely new and original, called
A -FRISK. „ , .

This Entertainment, which contains Twenty New Songs,
is written and composed, and will be spoken, sung, and ac-
companied by
Mr. DIBDIN.
Further paiticulars will be given in the future Bills' and
Advertisements. .
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Admittance, Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery zs. •" •
Doors to be open at Seven, anclthe Performance to be given

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at Eight. ..
Places for the Boxes may ba taken at Mr. llibdin's Ware-
house, where may be had all his different PrOdb6tions -, and
also, Proposals for printing by Subscription, his Three Years
Tour to almost the whole of England, and a 'considerable
Part of Scotland'; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re..
spedable Friends - and trnbellished with Forty Plates in
aqua tinta, _from iietures painted by Mr. ,Dibdin, and Twen-
ty Vignettes, designed, etched, and prepared for the aqua
tinta, by Miss Dibdin. 'The Pictures, and Specimens of the
Prints, may be seen, free Of expellee, at Leicestei.l4lace.
1... The only Entrance to the Trwatre will beat the 1.)..,,r
nearest Leicester-square.
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NOW SELLING BY AUCTION,
By WM. BURT,

ALL the SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, Plate,- Linen, Wine, Books, China, Wass,
Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, and other Effiats; of
WILLIAM COLI-lOUN,_E9.._

At Wrethatn, near Theezrd,'Norfolk..

'Comprising upwards of 4000 ounces of Plate, a part of
which is in a modern Dinner *Service, a quantity of Sattin
Damask Table Linen, fine Holland Bed Linen, several ele-
gant Four-post Bedsteads, 4 feet 6 inches wide, Chintz bor-
dered Furniture, with suitable 'Bedding, many Four-pdst
and Tent Bedsteads; with Dimity Furnitufe, excellent Ser-
vant's Beds, several sets of elegant Bordered French Window
Curtains; Mahogany Dining TableS, with claw feet, Ward-
robes, Book-cases, Chest with Drawers, Library; Tables,
Chairs with Hair .Se:its; Sofas, Billiard Table la feet by. 6,
Pier, Chimney, and Dressing Glasses; small Dinner Ser-
vice, Desert and Tea Sets of porcr.laine China, elegant Cut
Glass, in Decanter, Wines and Dishes, Turkey, Persia, and
Brussels Carpets ; 40 doze 4 old Port, zo dozen fine old Ma-
deira, al dozen fine old C rarer; some tine old Ruin ; a few
Paintings by eminent Artists, upwards of 400 Volumes of
Books, of the best English and French Authors.

Out-15oor Stock

Consists of 800 South Down Ewes, .150 Lambs, too Lei-
cester Ewes, 8o Lambs, 5 Leicester Tups,. 15 .South Down
Tups, 18 handsome Polled Cows, io Head Two-year old
fine Young Stock, zo Working Horses's:4 Mules; Wag-
gons, Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Drill Rolls, and various
Agricultural Machines, and a variety at Implements
the Crops of ATheat, Barley, Rye and Oats,. in. the Straw,
of upwards of 700 Acres, 130 tons of Hey, and four. large
Stacks of Rye Grass; Dairy and Brewing Utensils, 6o Head
of Swine; the contents of a Green-house, 30 large and small
Orange-Trees' Myrtles and Geraniums ; :the ToOls of a
Blacksia.:th's Shop, t Sailing ancl 2 other Pleasure -Boats,
Fire Engine with Pipes, with a variety of useful and orna-
mental articles, which will be expressed in Catalogues, to
be had on the tstil inst. of Mr. Gedge, Bury • ' Mr. üb-
bock, Thetford; Mr. Sudbury, S waif ham ; Mr. Pigge,
Lynn ; Mrs.. Hawk est y, A t tleborough ; place of Sale • and
of the Audioneer, Briggs'-lane, Norwich, at 6d. each.
The Goods to be viewed on Friday and Saturday, the 18th
and 19th of September inst. from Ten Three o'Clocl:,
and at no other time, on any account whatever.,
The Sale to begin each morning precisely at half-past Th.%
o'clock; in the following ordet
Tuesday Sept. '22, Bed Linen and Furniture.
Wednesday, 23, Table Linen and ditto.
Thursday, 24, Plate, Furniture, and Brewing Utensils.
Friday, ac,. Furniture.
Saturday, 26, Ditto.
Monday, 28, Wine, Boats, Carriage, and Sundries.
Tuesday, 29, Sheep and Swine.
Wednesday, .30, Books and Furniture. -
-thursday,,96l,l, Neat Stock, Implements, Blacksmith
and Wheelwright's Shop. -
Friday,- , 2, Horses, Mules,. Garden,: Dairy, and Sun-
dries, at Farm-house..
Satan4ay, 3, Hay, Corn, and Rye Gras's.

BOSWELL ON MEADOWS. ."
This Day was published;'
The Fourth Edition, with Additions, • -
Illustrated:by Five Engravings, shewing how the Woik is to
be performed, Price ss.
A TREATISE on WATERING MEADOWS;
111- wherein are shewn some of the many Advantages aris-
ing from that mode of P raetice, particularly on Coarse, Boggy,
or Barren Lands, and the Method of performing the Work;
also, Remarks on a late Pamphlet upon that Subjeet. '
By GEORGE BOSWELL.
Flooding is truly the best of all Improvements, where
it can be effe6ted ; and there ought not to be a single Acre of
Land neglected which is capable of it."—Kent's Hints to the
Landed Interest.
Primed fox I. ljebrett, opposite Burlington-house; Pic-
cadilly. •
Of Avhom maybe had,
.An ESSAY on DRAINING and :IMPROVING 'of
PEAT BOGS ' • in whiCh their 'Nature -and Properties are
fully considered.
By Mr..NICHOLAS,TURNER,; of Bognor, Sussex.
The two preceding Articles being uniformly printed,
may bg had complete in One Yi)lume, Svo..

just published,
t. By U.. P. Symonds-' Paternoster-Tow-, Londoh,
a. A New and Beautinal Edition; printcd.in a Pocket Size,
with an elegant POrtrait of the Author, engraVed by Rid-
ley, price Is. 6d sewed, or han6omely bound and gilt, 4s.
THE. RUINS; or,
,a SURVEY of the REVD_
LUTIONS of EXPIRES. Part the Second, contain-
ing the Liaw of Nature. .;
By. M. VQLNE Y,
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One of the Deputies of the National AsseMbly of 1789, and
.Authottif Travels into Syria and Egypt, &c.
• " For Modes of:Faith let graceless Zealots fight;
44 can't be Wrong, whose Life is in the right."
• POPE.
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The above elegant Work Contains the following interesting
-• Subjeds
Chap: r. Of the Law of-Nature. 2. Charaaers of the-Law
of Nature. 3; The Principles of the Law ofpjaaure, as. they
relate to Man. 4. Of the Basis of Morality—of Good—of Sin
—of Crimes—of Vice and Virtue.. 5; Of indiVidual Virtues
—of Knowledge. 6. Of Temperance. _7. Of Continence.
8. Of, Courage and-Activity. -g. Of Cleanliness. 16. Of
DorrieStic Virtues.. i r.. Of the aocial Virtues, :old of jus-
tice. az.. Deveiopernent of the Social Virtues. •

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This Davis published,.
In Six large .Volumes; Oilt;vot.handsoinely.printed on a line
- Medium Paper, price in boards, zl. 14s. and a tew Copies
on a Superfine Royal Paper, price inboards 41. i6s. with a
Portrait of the-Author

MHE POETICAL WORKS ,of JOHN MIL_
.TON: With the principal NOTES of former COM—
MENTATORS. To which are added, •
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111,1istrationg, with some Account of the i.. 1 F Eof MILTON.
'By the Rev. I-lEN.RY JOHN TODD, M. A.
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d 0 midge and Son, J. Sewe.ll., I. Nichols, F. and Riv-
ington, I': Payne G. and J. Robinson, J. Walker, I. Ma-
thews, W. Lowrides, J Scatcherd,Wernorand Hood, Ogilvy
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and Co. Longman rand Rees,-Cadeil,- jun. and Davies, T.
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