The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-07 00:00:00

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1.801.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
"CRUET WINDD4ILLSTREET.„

•. WILSON will begin the WINTER
COURSE of his LECTURES on ANATOMY,
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY 4 and SURGERY, on
THURSDAY, oa.ober r, at Twoo'Clock. •
PRACTICAL ANATOMY will be-continued in the
Forenoon,- as:usual. under the direction of Mr. WILSON
and Mr. THOMAS.

4si,By_DE_LA_zougu..,A.AL.
THE Next GENERAL ASSEMBLY of PRO.
-PRiETORS to this 'Undertaking will be held at
the QLIEEN's 14EAD; in 'ASI-IliY-DE-LA-4,01;CH. on
Monday the sth D.ay,ot Qc-tober next; at the hour or Eleven
in the F.Orenoon,• when and where the several Eroprietors are
requested•to attend, either by !heutselv4s or proxies.
..Ashby-de.la-Zouch, HENRY SMITH,
Sept. I, trot. Attino Clerk.

IN3t.TRANC ON FARMING STOCK.
BRITISU FIRE OFFICE, London.

THIS Qmce is: established for the Insurance of
Goods and Mer-
l. Houses, Buildines, Manufracries,
elaa.,4ize--esnius. Vessel'. barges. and other Craft, with their
Cargoes, in. Port or used on
.Navigate--Lariats; Farming
Stock; and all other Property, against Loss or 'Damage .by •
fire 'in any part of Great Britain. The three:tors pf this.
Office have, trom the moment of its establienment, con-
stantly endeavoured to make such arrangements as should •be ,
more suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire InSurance than
thoSe of the old mode. Extended Commerce—enlargeirMs-
nuiathries—great accumulation of Property, and a Variety
of collateral circumstances, rendered it absolutely necessary
to make variations in Fire insurance, to avoid the errors
winch from time to time had been discovered, bin. never
amended,—The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has-Made se-
veral amendments, and such aniendments as have induced a
very considerable number of th,e first Merchants, Traders,
and Mantifatturers, to give it a most decided preference.
The FARMERSof G RE AT.BRI TAI N met with.much
trouble, danger, .and difficulty in placing the particular va-
luations hitherto required on Stock in different Buildings, and
in each Stack-yard, which Stock being removed from' Stacks.
into Barns, and from thence into Granaries and other Build-
ings, frequeinty lett the Farmers almost uninsured,. not-
withstanding they lied paid for a full Insurance : considering
this..4ubjett, the•Diredors of the British Fire p tfice propose •
to remedy_ the evil, and by adopting the new mode et insur- .
ng•Farrners' Stock, effecivally to secure AO those Farmerk
ansuring:with them the full amount ef the. loss on each spe-
cie:S of their Stock which may be destroyed, as far as the
sum insured thereon. - •
= A Suns on Wheat Ditto Barley, Ditto Oats,
bitto.Hay of kincisS Ditto Live Stocks
Ditto Implements of Husbandry S' Dittdother stocks
In any Stack-yard oe.Yards; Or other part 'ot the Farm, or in
pnyiseileling thereon, at an Annual Premium of 3s. per loot.
exclusive of Governmetit Duty.
the Office nut, to pay any• Less on Growing Crops
kes:eept specially insured), nor GU stich Hay orCom as Snail
he. destroyea or damageo by itsnwn flateral• heat. Losses
tram Fire by LigittninK will be meds good. NIB. If the
•value of Crops; by rotation of husbandry, or other causes,
should alter, the same must be notified to the Office, and
eadorsernent7thereof made on the Voliq• •
Every intelligent Farmer 'Will imm‘iiiately discover the
very great superiority of this plan, exclusively idoptetliak
the British Fitz Mkt; petwthelessi should any Farmer
. ,
conceive that the old mode Of Insurance is better suited to his
;purpose the'Bririsit Fire Office will readily grant a Policy
. sucnCotatitions : the Office has 'given its- opinion as to
the best mode, but leaves it to every one to make hiS 104ur-
arice as he may think profe.. r.
The prevent abundettt-Harvese, so happily got. in, renders
it ofituportence to every Farmer to lose no time in getting his
Property insured, and as the quantity manyinstances is so
large as to occasion much Cons to be stacked, which,• in a
short time, maybe removed into 'Buildings, the specifica-
tions 08 tise value to be insured on each description of Grain,
in whatever part of the Farm it may be (without an average
clause in this Office), is surely the easiest and best plan that
can 'be devised for perfett security, and the avidity With
which.the Farmers (who arc •the most competent to judge)*
in every part of the kingdom embrace the new mode, is a,
Pa!Pable proof of its superiority.
• Ilia Capital of the British Fire-Office, and the respeelabi-
-lity of its l'reprictary, renders any oMervationcirits Stability
unnecessary ; and the chara4ters of the M.inagers place them
above the possibility of their loaning into wild or fanciful
scheme.;, in order to obtain basluess ; all the Rules, Regnla-
.- tions, Terms, and Gonditiors, have been maturely. weighed
and considered, and will be found, on reference to the Printed
Proposals, which May be had gratis by applying at the
Office, or to the Country Agents, one ot whorit is apppinted
'in every City and large' Town, to contain every thiiig that is
fair and equitable. • •
p' All Minitel Payments must he'irildewithin fifteen
days from the clay they respectively
• DIRECTORS, Ta1151:4, &C.
The Right Honourable Lord Klimaird, Chairman.
'William Chisholine, Esq. Deputy Chairman;
Wear.iam Agnew, Esq. Ralph Leycestere vEsqlun
lames Peter Auriol, sq.E WineLushingtee`,l2:sti.l‘ .P
Charles Brick; Esq. Neill Malcelrn, i:sq.
JamesHenryCasanunjor,Esq: William M,orland, Esq. M.P
Samuel PepysCockerell, Esti-5101m Soane, Esq.
Simeon Droz, Esq.
Richard jos. Sulivari, Esq
-Francis Freeling, Esq. John Varnhatri, Esq.
Maxwell Garthshoee, M.D. Francis Wilson, Esq.
Thomas Pliil,Hampson, Esq. George Wye; sti.
William Harwood, Esq. John FlOsier,Tsci
Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. David 'Thomas; 'Esq.
George Johnstone, Eat'. M P . Robert W igram, Esq.
John Leach, Esq.

ROBERT SKELTON,.'Sec

.TO ,BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By. Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Monday the 28th September,.
at Twelve o'ClOck,
Al,_l`l 'ELIGIBLE, COMPACT, FREEHOLD
MANOR FARM called TO LLI MOREY', contain-
ing by Mensuratlun roi A. 35 P. situate at Newgate-street,
in the Parish of Hatfield, in the County of Herts, six Miles
from Hertford, and eighteen from London., The Premises are
on Lease to Mrs. Sullivan, for a term of Twenty-one Years,
of which only 'bur will remain unexpired at Michaelmas,
-1801, under the yearly Rent of 661, 44.. rod. but which will
then be capable of a great advance; and if a Purchaser should
wish for an agreeable situation to form a Residence, he will
find this a most desirable spot for that purpose, as it com-
mands beautiful and extensive prospects.
Descriptive -Parti4dars way be had at the Salisbury Arms,
at Hatfield ; Red Lion, Barnet ; the Green Dragon, Ches-
hunt ; of Mr. Squibb, the Auttioneer, Saville-row • at the
,Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce,
Craig's-court, Whitehall, where a Map of the Estate may be
seen, and further Particulars known.

Great Yarmouth,' Sept. 3, 18ot.
' TQRE,SOLD BY AUCTION,
By !WILLIAM SEAMAN,
.At the King's Head, in Ihe Market Place, on Friday the r lth
inst. at Eleven o'C lock the undermentioned Vessels, viz.
'rr HE Good 'Hoy t, the
in excellent :
.I. condition, bring captured on her first voyage, sails fast,
and burthens well at an easy draught of water, and admeasures
169 tons.
File Good Hoy VROUW RI CAS, burthens well at an
easy drariyht of water, is well calculated for the Corn and
Coal Trades, and adwcasures 96 tons.
The above Vessels are Prizes to His Majesty's,Sloop of
War BuSy, J. A. Ornmanney, Esq. Commander.
Also, tlieGood Fishing Dogger WELLVARING, Prize
to. His Majesty's Cutter Phoenix, Half), Pastal, Esq. Com-,
mander. Is in a good condition, well found, and would make,
at 'a very-easy. expellee, a handy Vessel. for. the Coasting
-Trade, -andattrneaSUMi %tons.
..For Inventories and further. Particulars, apply to Mr.
Samuel Paget,: jun., At Yarmouth, afortaads aoy day pre-
vious to tiu Sale.

QCHEME of the IRISH. LOTTERY, begins
Drawing NovernOer 16, aot. •
No. of Prizes, _ Value of each.
4.10,000 is
5,000
2,000
1,000
500
100
50
9

'8;000

Total Value.

.40, 000.
20,000
B,oco
5,00 p
2,500
1,5(42
1,000
72,000

8047 Prizes. ,
23,913 Blanks.

32,000 Tickets.

iso,or

Capitals Determinable.
'first drawn Ticket, ist Day, soo
Ditto, - 4th Day, - 1,000
Ditto, 7th Day, - \c,ooo
Ditto, - 13th 'Day, - 10,030
! Ditto - 19th Day, -, to,ooo
Ditto, last Day - - ' 2,000
Present Prices of Tickets and Shares.

- 4.7 2

Whole Ticket - 8 o o Eighth -
Half ditto - - 4 5 o Sixteenth -
Quarter ditto - a 3 0
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now .on sale at every Li-
censed Lottery Office, . . . .
An early purchase is recommended, aS" the "rickets this
are Bs. cheaper than last July, and there is no probabi-
lity of their being lower.
Schemes may be had (gratis) at alLtli'e Licero'c'd. 0 frices;

Tin COW PDX.
This Day-was published; -
A New Edition, Price •Half-a-Crown

._
A CONCISE VIEW of all ' the most Impoitant
I'.i. Fads which- have hitherto appeared. concerning the
COW PDX, with PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS to be
followed •DUIUNG ITS INOCULATION. ' -

• ,'... - By C. R. AIKIN,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and
Honorary Member of the Medical and-Physical- Society at
Guy's llost)ital,,
" This is a jtidicious Compendium,. and well calculated
to supply the place of the numerous interestin Publica-
dons that hate appeared on the Subjea 'of the Cow Pox,
particularly to,persons who reside at a distance ..from the
Metropolis, ortVhb, *froin various circumstances; do not
find it convenient to purchase a multiplicity of Books,"
.
• London Mklical. Review.
• Printed:for Ehillips,. Ng. Paul's Church.yard ;
sold by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; j. Archer, Dublin; and
by all other-Booksellcr • -
Of whom may be had, just publish: 0, A Praetical trea-
fist?. on D'iet, by Or. Nisbet, price-6s.irkboards. • -

On the Vergeof the TOWNof CHERTSEY, SURREY.
TO BE LETT, or unexpired Term of Lease far Six Years
-from Michachnas, •ISoi, to be. disposed ,ot; •
THE ABBEY-HOUSE, late the .:Residence of
the' Dowager Lady Young, deceased. The:Man:;ian-
house has bz:en newly fitted up, is in complete Repair, and
the scale of Rooms is lofty, handsome, and. commodious;' •
with every suitable (Mite fbr Servants;, Double. COach-
botise, complete Stabling, Kitchen Gardens fully stocked
and abounding in Walla-Fruit., and Shrubberies looking de-
lightfully to the Country over a rich Meadow of about Four
Acres, bounded by the River and belonging to the Premis.-:s,
the Rent of which is mioderate, am Taxes easy.
The Fixtures and sundry Furniture suited to the Rooms.
-may be had on a. fair. Appraisement. To be viewed, vith
Tickets only, on application ro Mr. Davis, Solicitor, No, za,'
,Essex-;sireet,: Strand; of Mr.. Living,. Linen-!.iraper, &c.
Cncrtsey. -

SUFFOLK.
- HOUSE at EXNINC,. near Newmarket.
To BE LE UT, and entered upon at. Michaelmas
next, or Sooner-' if required, -in the Parish of Exning,
within one mile of New.market, a Comfortable HOUSE,
consisting of two Parlours and a vestibule, a gOod Kitchen,
and necessary 0 fliCes also four good Chambers, and Attics
over them, together with a Garden; Stable, Coach-house,
and five Acres of good -Pasture; adjoining the House and
Stables.
_ _ .

Two Packs Of Harriers are kept within -five miles of Ex-
.
fling, and. a Pack of Fox-hounds, the principal part of tha
season, at Newmarket.. • ' •
The Parish of Exning, consisting of an exceeding good
Common Field, aftbrds an opportunity for Shooting 'and'
Coursios.
~ -

The House will be lett free from. Parochial Charges..
Apply, to Robert Secher, or to Mrs. Hammond; both of
Exhiag, who will shevs:, the Premises.

S'IsRADEALLY—HALL, IRELAND.

rfO E', rLETT,! and entered on - immediately,.
,elegant, legant„ Makon and . Demesne called STRAD-
BALLY-HALL, the Queen's County, adjoining the
Market .-Tti'wrr of Stradbally, 38 Miles Irvin Dublin, 6 from
Athy and :6 from Mary borough. , ' •
The Hoitse_ is spacious, :completely furnished-, with every
accominodation for a large Family, and extensive Offices of
every description, " The Demesne consists of t3O Acres,
mostly walled in, the .Gardens are large' and well stocked
with Fruit, Trees in full bearing, and well cropped with
Roots, Vegetables, &c. &c. •
The lowest Rent which Will be taken is 380. per annum,
exclusive of all Taxes, &c. &c. therefore none need apply.
who would niquire the least abatement. There are proper
persons constantly attending"to hew the Premises, where
'the term-it is to be let for may bc.‘• known, as also by enquir-
ing •of John Leeson, Eiti. No. 6, Mecklenburih•street,
•