The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-01 00:00:00

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Bank Stock, 2,0; 203 k
Navy 5 per Cent. 97. k 91i
Irish 5 per Cent.
-4 per Cent. 8o k .791
per Ct. Roil. 6r+ 6(41
per Cent Cori.'6o k} 59
Bank L. Ann. 17 9-16thsk
Ditto Short Ann.

I:HA IZ 1) 11. A R R IS, of No. 4, Martiflt.court, Bow-street ; and I'Jblished by w LLI AM AR Ml
.f.sK SC K li PS, Of South MoltoiL-strk.-tt, Grosvenor-syu.uc.;
Cg; No. I Strind ; where -Ativertisiments Olden for the Pacer, LelfrrsTor :the Editor, &c. postliaid), must-be address.-1.

On Tuesday the 18th ult. after a long and painful illness,
in Greet Tower-street, Andrew Wright, Esq. of St. Eliza-
beth's, Jamaica.
On Wednesday last, John Reynolds, Esq. of Barbican.,
Yesterday morning, Eleanor Rule, second-daughter of Mr.
James Rule, in Gracechurch-street, in ,the sth"year of her
On Saturday last, at Exeter, of the scarlet fever, the eldest
son of the Rev. Conon Hebenien-.. l t is remarkable that the
deceased hat the scarlet fever once before in 9864.
On the t6th ult. at Glasgow, Miss Eupltemia - Forbes,
eldest daughter of the late Patrick Forbes, Esq. of the I stand
of G renada

On the 17th ult. at Glasgow, ,TOlin Wilson, Esq. of Kel-
vinhank, late City Clerk of Glasgow. .
On Wednesday, Morning early, Miss Augusta Smith, aged
14, the youngest daughtet of the late Samuel Smith, Esq.
Member for LuggershalL
The same day, suddenly, at his house on Garlick-hill,
Mr. Russell, Butcher, in Honey-lane Market.

PRICE Ot•' STOCKS.

YESTERDAY.

India Stock,
India Bonds, 2S. 3s. prep?.
Exchequer Bills, as. 4s. pr.
Uranium.
3 per Cent. deferred,
Imperial 3 per Cent. 59 if
Ditto Ann. 9
Cons. for zith April, 6e6oit

VILLA AND
.FARM ELSTEAD, NEAR GODAL-
MIN, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
. - .
. ,
At the White Hart, Guiltlford, on Saturday, March 150
at One o'clock, in Two Lots,
A TRULY Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE,,
,r7l iii the Palish of Elstead, about four Miles front Go-
dalmin, five from Farnham, and ig from London, in a re-
markably pleasant part of the Counry of Surreys abounding
with Game, and intersecied by Trout Streams ; consisting
of a compaa Villa or Dwelling, with 'unable Offices,
Lawn, and about to. Acres of Laud, decorated with thriving
*Plantations and situated in the Village of E Istead.,

. _ .
A Farm House; with Barn, &c. 'and about 56 Acres of
Land, part of which is a Peat Soil of great intrinsic value;
about 23 Acres. of Mea4ow ,and Pasture, and the Residue
Arable, with coinmon rights of great extent. The Dwelling
and to Acres adjoining are in hind, and the Farm in the oc-
cupation of Mr. John Attfield, who will spew the Estate,
and of whom Particulars may he had 9 • also at the King's
Arms, -Godahnin ; Bush, Farnham ; i.V.lke Hart, Guild-
ford ; at Garraway'_s, Cornhill;,and iri Pail Mall.

A CAPITAI:. COLLIERY, in CHESHIRE.
TUBE SOLD-13V AUCTION,
i By Mr. SCOTT, . •
1 on Wednesdarthe loth inst. -at Twelve o'Clock, at Garra-
I way's Colice-hotise,'C.hange-alley, London, unLesS an ae:.
ceptable Offer is. previously made by Private Contra& •
'"''HE HE very Valuable COLLIERY.- of PARK-
C ATE ; the situation extremely desirable, for 'ex por-
tation, being close to the Port of I'arkgate, on the River Dee;
to miles from the City of Chester. . • •
This important -Concern possesses a combination of ad.
vantages—the Grant is very extensive; comprising tlte,wlvale
of the, Manor of Great Neston, and under the Sea as far as
low water-mark., extending under the River D. 50,, wit".in a
shorudistance of Flint Castle, comprising above acres ;
;- it is proved, that within the depth of 46 yards. there are
above t feet of solid Coal!, in • various strata, of very fine
Iquality, part of it being canneji; which lying so near t6e-sur,
face may be obtained with comparative facility, with the
! superior advantage of being so near a Shipping. '!'late, where
::- Vessels of.} or coo tons may-receive their Cargber-frotn this
Colliery so admirably situated for the EtcportaticarVacie ;
and according to the estimates that have been made by re-
spedable experienced Engineer, titirConcern is, capable,of
being, made, at a comparative small ex pence, one of the most
profitable Undertakings of its class. „
To view the Premises, apply to Mr.RObert Bowers, Est-
-1
: gate-street, Chester ; of whom printed Particulars may be
I had ; also, at -the Talbot Inn, at Parkgate ; Hotel, Chester;
Royal Hotel, Liverpool ; Rein beer, Nei.ycastle,uppn-Tyue; •
George, Sunderland ; Red Mon, Durham ;- Three Crowns.
Leicester • Bush Tavern, Bristol ; at Gurraway's. and the
ICoal-Exchangel Coffee-houses, London ; and of Mr. Scott,
25, New Bridge-street, London.

BRIGHTON. -CAPITAL TAVERN.
TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION,
By Mr. H. R. ATTREE,

On the Premises, on Thursd,ay, March 6, 'at Five o'clock,
A Truly Desirable COPYHQLD ESTATE, call-
ed the New Ship Tavern, in-: Ship-street, now in the
occupation of Mr. John liaulcothh, contain►►g several die Sag
apartments, and ►naking upwards of 30 beds ; commodious
wine vault and beer cellars ; extensive Yard ; a goorl-acctis
touted Tap attached ;. stabling for forty horses, standing for
rz carriages, with roomy granaries and, lofts. f'he E state is -
copyh9ld of inheritance, holden of the Manor of Brightliel
stone, at a small stinted fine and heriot, on death or alienaL.
,t:on. For further particulars apply to the Audioneer,. Mid-
dle-street ; or Messrs. Attree and Son, Solicitor, Brighton.

BURY, HANTS.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ADesirable FREEHOLD .ESTATE. The. Pie+
raises consist of two Dwelling-houses, fit for genteel
Families, with a Garden behind each, one of which is larger
than the other, each have two good sitting parlours, with two.
good bed-rooms of equal size over, and a light closet between,_
and two good garrets ; a kitt.hen and wash-house behind,
and belonging to each ; one pump in common, with plenty
of water, and are now in the several occupations of resped,-
able families ,There arc also adjoining three Tenementi, with
a Garden behind each ; als a Puttock of very tine Land, of
about seven acres, and two Labourers' Cottages and a small
Barn thereon. The Dwelling-houSes and Tenements are situ-
ate at Bury, a small pleasant village in the parish' of Alves...
stoke, having a piatiresque View of Stoke's Bay and thelsk
of. Wight •from the chambers windoWs, and about half a mile
from the sea shore ( where is excellent bathing;, and not mom
than a Milaand a quarter from Gosport, a large market-town_
The roads are good, and the rides and country round beatiti-
fui. The Puttock of Lind is a few minutes' walk.ltoiti The
Dwelling_house, and lies immediately in front. There is' z.
gateway tothe f6gest dwelling-house, with..sufficient width,
to build therein a Coach-house and Stable. For further
ticulars apply to A. B. Newcastle Coffee-house, St: :Mary's,
hilt, Billingsgatet. This situation would suit for a birii4incr
School, there not beipg one near. • • • •

• .
etIOSPORT, HANTS.—For. PR-IVATE•SAL.,I-,
‘,3r..a. 'desirable and valuable RE EHO DES T
situate immediately abutting Portsmonth Hathaur.
Buildings consist of Four Me;itn;es or DWelliiig..llol2.,
with suitable 'Offices, a large Store-house, capable ottioin
taining-2.50 hogsheads, with tour 'EenementSio.er thesajne
a hirge,Court-yard, in which are two ,Kitchens, and. sm,,,t,th,
•Pavernents;With 'a Well 01 host exeellerit "Water in great:
plenty. • 'I hese" Preinises, with the-Buildings therein, con—
tain, in depth, front East to West, at-the North side, 84 feer
6 inches ; -from the East to the West, against the, street, fia
feet.; from North to, South, at the Last end, 's6feet- an,i 6,
; and •from Nadi tin South, at.the West end, 04. feet; .
dt• thereabouts. Also, all that. Piece-of Ground 'situate
!'. mediately adjoining the Buildings, at the East. end, and con—
from•East to- West, 614 fect; and f.:.--,lnNorth tOSOuth,
at the.-west end, 57 feet ; asid from North to South, .it. the!
East end, 2.Bfeet ;. now in the several occupations of Messrs.
Richards, ship:builders, and others. These Premises are'
'twist eligibly situated for. a.'Brewery, ; -Ship.-buirder.
Trite-Agent, &c. The whole of the tour Tenenlents itnme... •
diacAyabutting the Sea and. hick atandover, the Storehouse,..
.are very capable, at a trifling expellee, to he converted into, .
Store- houses ; great benefit accruing to. the 'above store.;
"h'onSes, that otwater-cwiage.. The Laniii-tax is re:leeniecl.
- Forfurther Particulars apply.to
.A. Newcastle'Cott- .
fee-house, St.