The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-18 00:00:00

SUFFOLK

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HOUSE at EXNING, near Newmarket.
0 BE LETT,- and entered upon at Michaelmas
..inext, or sooner, if required, in the Parish of Exninz,
it,nrn one rnile of Newmarket, a Comfortable HOUSE,
I(llvaesr:ltog of
.two Parlours and.a Vestibule, a good Kitchen,o
Offices ; also four good Chan-,':wrs, and Attic._
a:A fiven Actogether with a Garden, Stable, Coach-hotise,
Stables. es of good PaSture,
.adjoining the House arid
'Two
1 min Packs of Harriers are kept within five miles Of .E x-
; g, and a Pack of Fox hounds, . the principal part of the
season, at Newmarket.
• The Parisi! •of consisting of an exceeding good
1.-onimort Fiel uoursin alliirds an opportunity Shooting and
g.
The House will be lctt free from Parochial Charges.
. p,)err AA.,1,.r, rs auuno
APuiv 4,3 R S •
.. II- nd both Of
4_Xliing, who will shevj :Ile Premises.
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TEAS, SUGARS, RICE, MILLET, and SCOTCH
BARLEY, AtiCil CHEAPER.
•141'7EAS-One Ounce to every Powid (tret•) over-
t weight, Bohea, Zs. tv2.5. 6d. Con4ou Leaf, 25. Bd. to
Congou Kindll3s. to Good Congo: ,
,6d, to
Is. Capital Sour: ung, .s. 6c..- to 61.. to Bs.
est Imported l‘adra and C..per Se:,eilon; toy. per to.
Green Teas, 45..6d: to ss. -Capita s. 6d. to 6s. Hyson,
'4- 6d. to 7s. Fine Bs. Superfine 95: to - Best Imported,
of G°Rpowder its. Rer lb.
1-°baalers-Genuine Original CheStSlCor.gou and Greet'
Codes. 4d. to 4.;. Bd. per lb.
ss• 64,1'5, 3s. 60. to 4s Fine 4s. 6d. to ss. Bast Turkey,
Choct9 6s*
per-lb. Genuine Cotoa, 3s per lb:•
blilkpcki;tes, 4s. 6d. to ss. Best, is. 6:1. Sit' Hans ,
644. -uarchinan'S Patent, and kinest Vanilla, 6s. tu'6s.
per lb, .
St/ . .
Gro g4rs, Moist, sid. to 6d. Lump, toe. to 1.11 pry.
hr. Lind Sugars toper Better sorts cheaper in
5-12?ortiott.
to Ode, 23d. to 3i. Ground, 3d. to 4d. Rice,Flour, 4(1.
"t`i• Millet, •z;d. to 3d. Scotch Barley; 21d. 3d. per IU.
hooi':•tt Mess. EIS WARD F.AGL ETON and Co.'s thirty year,
d-estanlished Tea Warehouses,.... the Original t,rasshopper,
Ile 42, Cheapsirle ; and No. 9, Bishopsl,4te-
- street Wall.a,
I 5r Corw • I
e A .1' •
the O.UT lON-No eannedion with any. other ;lons(' with
tanl.-ign of the Gras hopper, d. c. or any other House of the
iyt Nadi., No have any persons .in the I.,;..ingrium
to sall Ths, &c. in, or use their Name& or Firm.
WV. Orders by T,vopenny or General Post, jai:losing Bank,
Lo rt Bills, sent. to exact amount, or Clvnge!eturned in
Wbc.s, or Orders fur Payment on delivery, duly attended to,
Plan resale and Rtitall, and sent (as per order) to any part,
- ~Coach, Carrier, but, Wlrart, &c..in London.
tolaie°• oest Prices.-Sugars, Teas, Cudees,- Cho.
Spices,,. Fruits, Durham Mustards, Staren,
lArt ecc. wiat extra advantages.
Articles sunjed to rise and fall of Markets.
tlCekpliters-(unly) niuSt pay Post, &c.-Request timely no-
. witlt Orders. •

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