The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-26 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC.

This Day was published, fiiPtiffl.DlNG, PHIPPS,
and D'A LNI A I N P, Music-Sellers to Their Royal High.:
nesses the Priem and Princess of Wales, No. 45; Pall-
Mall, and No. 76, St. Janus's-street.
rACH Coming Day, a Favourite Song, as
4 sung by MN. Mills, in the Comic Opera of I I Bon-
docani, composed by I'. Attwood. Price ts. '
0 Heavenly Sympathy, a favourite Glee, for four Voices;
coin posed by T. Attwood. Price as. 6d..
The Blind Orphan Boy's Tdile, a favourite Song, corn
posed by J. Grintshavv. Price t.t.
Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte; by T. Haigh; Op. 29.
Price 6s.
Three Sonatas for the Piano-Forte, with, an Aceompa.
nit/tent for Violin; by H. Wilton,. Op. 8. Price 6s.
The Ninth. Number of Handers Overtures, adapted for
the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment lot Violin or
Flute, by J. Mazzinghi. Price 3s. , •
The Fifth Number of the Man of Feeling; for Flute or
Violin, by C. Brandi. Price Is.
The Maid of the Hay Stick, anadmired Ballad, written
on the recentdeath Of that untertunate Lad), Set to Music
by T. Smith. Price ts. •
In liquid Notes, a favourite Trio, sung by Mrs. Bland,
Master Welsh. and Miss Whatley, in the Fairy Festival;
COIVOSed Attwood. Price is.
• With a great .Variety of New Altisic. •

This Day was published, price as:
THE DEAF AND DUMB ; or,` THE
ABBE D R PE B. An iiitorical Play, in Five

Acts:

Translated from the French Edition.

Authenticated by the Author, J. N. BOUTI.LY, Member
of the Philotechnic Society at Paris. '
To which is prefixed, some Account of the A bb6 De
L' Epee, and of Ins institution for the Relief and Instruc-
tion of the Deaf and Dumb.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternostur-
: row.
0 f whom may be had, lately ,published,
r. Life,
.C 1 a Comedy by Mr. Reyndids, price. %S.
2. Speed the Plopp, a Comedy, by Mr. litrcirtgllt • .
3. The Point Of HOAOLIT, Pl', by Mr. C. Kcruble, z:.

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Neatly printed on tine paper, and hot-incised;
ACONCISE TREATISE on FEMALE
COMPLA/NTS.
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:-perusatolWornenin every rank. us We, tendered intelli-
gible. to every -capacity_ • and 'calculated to enable every
Woman to be her own ihytician.
For various reasons, each Book will he sold sealed up,
with a 'request on the outside that the
,Seal may not be
brokal ny Vut a Female.
Publiihed and-bold by the Author; at-his House, No. 6,
Chartiotte-street, Bloomsbury ; and may be had of Mr.
Barron,. Druggist, No. ISS, StrarV opposite the New
Church; 'and of all respectable iedielue Venders and
Booksellers in the LJnitc.4l K

latittary, 186 L,
FREEHOLD ESTATES in BEDE MDSHIR,E. .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At file '6,ugar Loaf Inn, in.Dtinstable, ou Thuriday the
sth day of March next, betweeen the Hours of Three
and Six'in the Afternoon,
THE MANOR of HAXLINGTON; with
'tHe QUIT RENTS, RENT CHARGES, and
other— 8.0 YALTI ES, also sundry VA LUABL and
COMPACT FARMS, -situate within the said Manor and
Parish of Harlington, and in the Parish of
i Toddington,
adjoining thereto, together with the GREAT TYTH ES
of the said Parish of Harlington, and the RIGHT of
PRESENTATION to the VICAR AG E thereat, either
ogether or in the following Lots :
Lot I. The,Manor pf Killington, with the Quit
Rents, Rent Charges, and other Royalties; to.•ether with
the great Tythes of the greatest part of the said Parish of
Harrington, extending aver 1303 Acres, or thereahodts,
including the •Lands comprised in. this Lot, with the
Right of Presentation to the said Vicarage and also the
tbiloWing compaa and desirable Farms and Lands, situate
in the said Parish of.Harlington, viz.

A. R. I'

Oyer's Hall Farni (all old inclosed), in the
occupation of. Joseph Mead,' -
Sundry Parcels or Land lying in the open
Fields, in the said Parish of Harlington, in
the occupation of William Merry, -
A House, Garden, acid Smith's Shop, in Har-
lington, in the occupation of ThouiasCar.•

322 1 28

32 131

0 0 34

3SS • '3

This Lot will he sold subjed to the pay,
ment of 41. pur Annum to the Vicar of kiar.:
lington.
Lot 2. Harlington Wood End Farm (except
the Lands in the open Fields), in the occu-
pation of William Merry, - -
The Cornand Grass Tythes over the same.
Lot 3. Harlington Farm, in the'ocenpation
of Mary,Wheeler,
Cosle End Farm, itt °toil-lotion of the
said Mary Wheeler,,, • -
Threa Pieces of Land eilledtennell's
in the occupation of Henry .Letch, •••
The Corn and. Grass Tythes over this Lot.

85 3 1

72 0 2

2.0 2 6

28 3 17

121 ...I 23-

Lot 4. All that capital and compael
called Old Park Foul, _situate in the Pa-
rish of 'Coddington, in the occupation of
Tphn Fowler,
Recl4iOnse Farm faditoining' the above), in the
said Parish of Toddington, in the occupa-
tiorrOf Thomas Edwin, -

296 13S

R 6 2 3g

• 353 0 16
That 'part of the Estate in Toddington is most dcairably
situated for building upon, as it commands very extensive
and pleasant prospeds in a Atte Sporting Country, near
His Grace the Duke of Bedford's, and is within half*
mite of the'road leading from Bedford to Dunstable, 13
miles from the former, and seven from the latter, rout
from Woburn, Ampthill, and Luton, and forty from
London. •
Thomas Bunker,, of Toddington, Game:keeper, trill
thew the Estates; and printed Partieulas may be ltAd of
him ; also at the. Swan, Bedford George, WOborn
Sugar-Loaf, Dunstabic ; George, Luton; Wooi- par k,
St. Albans; of Mr. Bishton, jun. at Kasai', near
Shiithal,,Salop ; and in London, ef Brot.k Bridges, Esq.
Red Lion-square, where a Plan may be st.-. 11,
3/` The Tcnant6 are um* NOtice to quit at Laly-dar
11:Xt.

REM

HOUSE OF COMMONS,.

WEDNE-SDAY, FEB. 25.

IIII.ITYA BILL.

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IMPERIAL- PARL lAMENT.

, Mr. PERCIVAL, Mr. JEKYLL, and Sir JAMES
Sr. CLAIR SKINS-RIA okaiiled leave of absence,
notwithstanding the Call ,of the.tiouse.

Mr. BRACC;E brought. up the Report of the
Bill for increasing the number of Field Officers in
the Irish Militia. •

L rd BBLGRfIYE approved of the idea which
had been suggested by an Hon; Baronet, on a for-
mer occasion, of making some provision for the
Surgeons of the Militia. Whenevei a proposi-
tion for drat' purpose came forward it should
have his support.
The Bill was ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.