The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

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Under the Sanaionand Patronage of the Right Hon. the
LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE ADMIRALTY.
PROPOSALS for PUBLISHING by SUBSCRIPTION,
'DHE LITTLE SEA--TORCH ; or, TRUE
GUIDE fin. COASTING PILOTS :.By which.they
am clearly instructed how: to Navigate along the Coasts of
Englvd, Ireland, • France, Spain, Portugal, Italy,- and Si-
cily i • the Isles of Malta, Corsica,• Sardinia, and others in.
the Straits, and of the Coast.of Barbary, from Cape Bon to
Cate de Verd. Enriched..with upwards of One. Hundred
Appearances of Head-Lands and .Light-Houses,together with
Plans of, the principal Harbours. It will also contain a
Table of Soundings,' and various ru-kplanatory Remarks
the whole forming a Work of the greatest utility to - Seamen,
and,peculiarly calculated to instruct the curious Inquirer into
those subjeits that are connected with Maritime Geography.
Translated from the French of Le SI EUR. BOUGARD,
with Corrections and Additions,

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By J. T.SERRES,
Marine Painter to His Majesty,..,His Royal Highness the
Duke of Clarence • and Marine Draughtsman' to the Right
...Hon. the Board of Admiralty.
Mr. Serrcs having been honoured, in this undertaking, Kith
the Patronage of the King, the Prince of Wales, and the
Dukes of York, Clarence, &c. &c. as well as the encour-
aging Protection of most of the Admirals and Captains in the
Royal Navy, he does not hesitate in recommending this.
Work to the attention of the Public ; being persuaded that
there is no Book ofa similar nature that etiSSCSScS
either from the 4eseription of the Coasts or correel Ap-
pearances of the Lands. The Engravings will hear as near a
reaeniblance as Art can give, to the Original Drawings ; and
no expence will be spared to render the elegance of this Va..,
lame equal to its utility,

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The tokarrieS of the Subscribers will be printed.
The 'BoOk .to, be published in,' the course of the present
Summer.

Mr. -Scrres finding it absolutely necessary, in order to ren-
der his. Work as :complete as possible, to increase the number
t',Appearaneti-s consider.thly .beyonct his first design and .as
v•!..ry unexpeaed rise this-taken place on the Pi-wear Paper, he
Ova accumulation of rspence.willjustify
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thafhe is obliged, though with the greatest yeluclance, •to
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1L MORE'i CONTROVERSY ON SUNDAY

SCHOOLS. fit
This Day .was pnblished, Price 35.
)77-rFEE CON TROVERSY between, Mrs.
HANNAH MORE and the CURATE of BLAG-
DON ; relative to the Condud of her Teacher of the Sunday
School in that Parish; with the'Original Letters and Expla.
not ory Notes.
By THOMAS BERE, M.A.'
Rector of Butcombe, near Bristol.
Tantanterie anitnis caelestibus Viao.
London: Printed for J. S. Jordan, No. 19, Ludgate-hill,
opposite the Old Bailey, and No. t 66, Fleet-street. Sold
also by the Booksellers at Bath, Bristol; and Wells.

. , Of whom may be had, price is. 6a.
The Interesting. Debits on the alarming State of th:. Na-
tion, with the Speeches at length of ,Messrs. Grey, Dun-
das,. Pitt, Fox,

MANOrtof OLD HALL, nearlS RA INTREE, LSSEX.
TO BE 'sot.° BY. AUCTION,
By BENJAMIN JOCELYNE

A; the White Hatt 1)Z11, in flocking, in-Essei, on Wednesday
the 17th day of June, tsoi, at. Three o'Clock in the After-
noon, in on;' • • • ' • . •
THE MANOS of OLD HALL, - with the
1 Fines andQnit4ents, a capital and •desirkie Freehold
Linn,' called 0 Itt) LL, consisting of a good Farm-
-I.ouse, tour, Iclarns,.tWo Stables, a Dave-house, and other
::citable Out-buildings, and upwards of Two Hundred and
Sixty-three Acres Of very rich • Arable, IVlcadowy;:Pasture,
and Wood Land, lying in a Ring Fence, in the
.Parishes of
Rine and Crest hi the said. County, lately the Pro-
perty of, and .occupied btEDWARD `TAYLOR, Gent.
deceased. . . •

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• Possession may be had at Michaelmas next. •
Printed ::Particulars and Conditions of Sale may had
after the zsth day of May, of .Mr.. Wade, -Attorney at Law,
Domnow (-where a Map of the Estate may b seen) ; Messrs.'
Alln and Exley, Attornies at Law,
...Furnivat's Inn, Lon.
don; Saracen's Head; Chelmsford ; Cups,: Colchester ;
Crown, Ilockerill; . Swan, Sudbitry ; Saracen's Head, Dun-
mow, Rose, Walden; Dog, Weatherstield ; Berl, Castle-
Hedinghain ; White Hart, Great flarthield; the Place of
Sale ; and the.Audioneer, at Braintree.

BUCKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHURCHILL,

At the Red Lion Inn, Thaimr, in the County of OXford, on
Thursday the it Day of July, aoc, between the. Hours
of Three and Six o'Clock in tie: Afternoon, in the follow-
ing Lots, subjed to such Conditions as will be then pro-
ducal; • .
Lot t. A: Very, Capital and Desirable MESSUAGE
11,. or DWELLING-HOUSE, with all necessary ,
and convenient Out-buildings, in substantial and complete
rep.,ir; and abotit 271 Aeres of most excepent, rich Arable,
Pasture and Meadow' and, Tythe free, Innate at Shabbing-
don, in the (:mility of Bucks, and, bounded on the South by
the River ; in the holding of Thomas Webster, as
Tenant at A4f!rill, 'of the yearly value• ofssol.
Lot 2. Another most Capital and very Desirable Meesuage
or Dwelling-house, with every neassary and convenient
• Out-buildings, in excellent repair, and about 185 Acres' of
• ~.,qually rich Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land, Tythe free
wic.,!pr a rew Lauds), situate at Shabbingdon aforesaid, an 4
bounded by tiie Itivt*r....Tharne on the ,South, in the holding '
of Martha Birch, as Tenant at Will, of the yearly value of
40°1.
Lot 3. Another very Awl Vessuage or ()welling-house,
with convenient 01 complete repair, and about
four Acres of excellent Land, 1 ), the free), satiate at Shale-
bingdon aforesaid, adjoining the kivit T2)4lne,
.in the hold..
ing of George and William Sherwood, as enants ef
the yearly value of 301. 't
N. B. This -Lot is called the Mill-House, ;?.nd there
- every necessary conVenienee, in-regard to Witter, for the
• ilreaion nett capital Mill.
Lot 4. A very compaet Messuage, called .the Wooilion',.
House, with convenient Out-buildings, in good•repair,
about six Acres of Pasture and IMeadovi Land, in' the holtivi,,,
of ElizabethNork, with about 267 Acres (wood measitre)
excellent Wood Land adjoining, in hand,, situate in the Pat ia
•of Shabbingdon aforesaid, of the yearly value-of 14:1. , •
• N. B. The above tiessuago and Woods may be said in six
Lots, if inore'!desirable at the Day of Sale.
Lot; 5, ti, 7,8, and g. Five small Dwellidg-houses, with
Gardens, ite.. situate at Shabbingdon aforesaid? in the hold-
ings of Robert 'Lever, John E Imes,' John Hill, Elizabeth
Harris, and Frances Allen, its Tenants-at Will."

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Lot ro. A Quit Rent of 21. 9s. 64;paYable.by Mrs. (3
cony, being eli4rged ou her 4tato at Wharton.

Loci v.,„ The very extensive MANOR of SHAMING.-
DON,,, comprising also the Parishes ofOakley, Ickford, and
part of Cliersley, with the Fishery), Cottage Rents, &c.
Mr. Ceortte Sherwood,' of Shabbingdon, will sliew the
Estate; 310 tor further Particulars, apply to Mr. Mindy,
Attorney, :tr Reading, Links; Mr. Baker. high-fields, Nant-
wich, ClieNhirei or IA; Audionevr, Woodstock, Osiordshire,