The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-29 00:00:00

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1801.

• GRAND. MUSIC. MEETING. '
August 22,.1801.
THE N6I3ILIVI and
.GENTRY of TUN_
FRIDGE and its Vicinity are respeBfully informed,
that. the ANNUAL 'MUSIC MEETING will be held at
the .Court.. Hall, Tunbridge, on Thursday, and Friday, the
loth and tun of September next; and that there will be a
PUBLIC BREAKFAST and VOCAL CONCERT at
Tunbridge Wells, on Saturday the lath. The- Concerts un-
der the Oireetion of Mr.. Sale, one of the Gentlemen of 'His
Majesty-6 Chapels Royal, &c.
Principal Vocal Performers already engaged.
Miss TENNANT, Master PRICE, &c.
Mr. V.AUG HAN, Mr. GORE, Mr: PAGE, Mr. J. SALE,
Mr. W.M. SALE, and Mr. SALE, &c.
. Principal Instrumental-Performers.
~ _Mr. CRAMER, Lead.er of.the Band.
Messrs. Smart, Ling, Holmes; Wocxtham, Moralt,
Dickenson, Lord, Sale and Gore, (Sp.:.
The .Grand Piano Forte by Mr. f.-SALE, Choral Vicar of
-- Westminster Abbey.
Tickets to be had:of Mr. Wise, Tunbridge Towp, and at
the Librdries, Tunbridge.Wells.
The Performances to begin each Morning at tz o'CloCk.
Further Particulars in due time.

In a few Days will be published, .Piice•Od. Bvo. sewed,
A NEVADVERSIONS on Dr. Dickson's Trans-
lation of Refledions on the Theory of the Infinitesimal
Calculus, from the French of •Carnot, Ex-Diredor of the
Frenchepublic' Minister of -War; &c.;
By HENRY CLAR,KE,
Ledurer in Natural and Experimental Philosdphy, late Prm-
leet..Coll: Maneun. and Translator. of Lorgna's-Series, .
&c. &c.

LLOYD's MONTHLY SHIVPING-LIST,

Containing Five Thousand British Vessels and the Royal
Navy, more than any other List,. and dficially corrected
down to the First Day of September.
Price Eighteen Pence. -
.1-1— HIS mucli-approvcii Work having .a!rearly r.
c6ved the Sanction and liberal PeLroliage-ol thefirsl
ComMerLial flOuses in Great Brin.in, will make 'its -re-ap-
pearance, with further Correctio. s- and liliprovonent, on,
the first Day of Septembee, and may be had of all the re-
spectable Booksellers in Great
The extensive Sale and nattcf,,,g Opiniun •of ilyzfr Firs(
Numbeiliaving- far exceeded t 1.,0,t sanguine' ex c.eetat otks
of the Proprietors, they have rn., pitaatir_: assure tii..ar -nu-
merous Friends in the Cm:lnter...jai there exists
no doubt of .the conipkte and successl,,, .nint f.
this Work. -Amoog.the hundred rnousand opulent Per-
sons who are connoted with tine Shipping Interests or Gre-if
Britain, the Proprietors of Lnoyn's SritrpiNo
,Ltst ar
sure to meet with the reward'ortheir,great exertions, even it
.only, half that number have occasion to purchase one of these
Lists but once in twelvuinofiths.--, . • :

.
The sOpericitittiliwch.LLOY.P!SMOXTHLY Ltsr acquires.
by the lengtli:of its' Page,. by the consequent enlargrmmt
its number of Ships,: by the Addition of the Royal Navy,
4,y, the extensiveness andgreat value of its Intelligence,,
be strenuously and sticcessfully maintained, so as to secure
andettehd the preference with which it has been Vi unequi-
. vocally honoured.
N. B. The Numbers left in the hands of the Bookuillers
unsold are regular;y exchanged; ituci ail Booksellers-residing,
in the Country are requested to
.4cidress.thcir Orders to the
CoirespOndent who stipphcs_thein with their Monthly Pub •
ilea t ions. 7

COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.
By Mr. KIMBERLEY.
TO BE, SOLD,

(-INF of'the Comple.test FREEHOLD SPORT..
INC COTTAGES in the Kingdom, situate on a
pleasing Eminence, commanding rich Views and Objects,
over a beautiful inchised Country. In thre: points forms an
Amphitheatre ;' the front bontided by that excellent Common
called HAZE LEY HEATH, within a quarter of a mile of
Hartley Row; an easy distance from Hartford Bridge, adjoin-
ing:two Roads, the one leading to Basingstoke (about nine
miles), the other to Reading (is miles), and 34 from London.
CZ This singularly dry, healthy spot, so well known for
the preservation of the Most delicate constitutions, and other
concomitants, exceeds the description of any advertisement,
andis allowed to be the best part of this Island for Walks
and 'Rides, in every dire ion, with every advantage. After
twelve hours- rain, in ten minutes is as -clear and free from
damps and vapours, as the most brilliant Drawing-room •i in
the -happy circle of a social,- respeetable Neighbourhood.
Within alt easy distance of a capital staunch Pack of Fox-
hounds, and Sportsmen equal to.the pleasure. The Conn..'
try abounds with Game, and well. supplied with all the
comfortable Necessaries of Life, in all seasons, with,,. the
finest Water in-the Country.
The House, in the true Cottage style, has been-recently
(the greater part) new built, improved, and repaired, at a
considerable expence, with the best materials, and workman-
ship equal ; fitted up,' and equipped with Fixtures and Ac-
commodations for the immediate reception of a small genteel
Family : comprising a chearful Eating-room; a Breakfast
Parlour, with-two Closeti; three best Bed-rooms, and two
for Servants. The Offices are complete, consisting of a Ser- •
,vants' Hall; a convenient Kitchen, with a wind-up Range,
dee. an Oven, 'a Capper that will dress a Ham or Bttttock of
Beef, and a Stewing Stove, fixed. 'the Scullery and Wash-
house adjoining, With a Copper fixed, and leaded Sink, and
Water at- hand plenty, with a. good Cellar. Detached is a
neat 'Dairy and• Pantry ;- an excellent Three-stall Stable,
other 'Buildings for POultry,- Dogs' Pigs, and Firing. A goad
'Kitchen Garden, well planted and fully cropped. The P iea-
sure Ground is neat and not expensive, bordered with Ever-.
greens and flowering Shrubs; together with a small piece of
rich Pastille, adjoining an extensive Common and Turbary,
with an unlimited Right.
May be viewed by 1 ickets, and further Particulars known,
by-application to.Mr..Kimberley, .Surveyor of Estates, Ap-
praiser, and Audioutcr, to any part of the Kingdom,' No. rfio,
iccad, 1 ty.
• N. B. Thes'Purchiser may be accommodated with the
.Fixtures and Furniture, which is properly adapted for the
dilitrent Apartments, with immediate Possession.

The'CROWN INN, SLOUCH, BUCKS.
By Mr. KIMBERLEY., .
TO _BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A L 1 that Capital ,FREEHOLD. ESTATE,'
,71 called, or known by the name of the CROWN IN N' ;
•:'sne of the best est..blished tfouscs tbra certainty of Business
..11 the. Great. Bath Road, now in full Trade. The. well
known accommodation at this Inn, his .betni regular, -and
continues so, to ,the great satisfaction of the Public. The
advantageous situation of these Premises is most
,desirable,
being within :One mile of Eton College, and two from the
-Palace. •. The Town ot. Win.lsor,,the Parks, and the
River-Thames, together with the surrounding No.:Aerneit and
Gentlemen's Seats, in that flinch achnin'd tkantifut Coontry,
tviil al ways'ensure 'Pratte. The House and OfficeS arc cen-,
.venient, quite w ithiu itself, and not subjeet to any inconve-
nience ;
..proptirly adapted, and. calculated for 'Families tra-
velling, being only 'F:tenty Miles from London. 'rile Pre-
have been recently .fitted 'up and repaired; and are
s.rvFel with exceeding,.finie. Water. Tice Stables will contain
bet Ween ScventY and. Horses., with Latta, 'a Granary
-inal Coach-house; with °tie t convenient Buildings; and, at
a tonal I expence, theia be made thc,bcst Tap- house
the Road, worth. tool. per Ann. Separate, and more
o.,nvesiient fOr that purßose, and what has been long wanted,
as iition to this Inn; a Warehouse,- as well" for an ac-
commodation to the Taps as to Passengers, and the Neigh-
bOurilood.—At the baek of the abave--rrientioned Premises,
-iininediately. adjoining, are excellent Kitchen Gardens, fully
iii,t,aed with choice Fruit Trees,- and the- Pleasure-Ground
reinatkAhly welt to wed, mostly with Brick Walls, and an
elevated Summer Room, With a_G azzeibo, which commands
pleasing -View of Windsor Castle, Eton College', and
other rich oSjeCts, in a social respectable neighbourhOnd,mot
to be.equalled. A t.the end adjoining to the Inn, is, aER E E-'
Fw Lit DW ELIA NG-HOUSE, with Offices, and a Yard ;
vhich will be included in the purchase and' mi6ht- bacon-
vetted
to the use of the Inn, it required.- - •
Furtner Particulars and Terms; by application to. Mr.
KiinS&ley, Surveyor of Estates; Appraiser and Auctioneer,
No. 160, Piccadilly. - - •