The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-10 00:00:00

MONEY kEADY TO ADVANCE. ''

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre,
.FNently Wirer great pecuniary inconvenience for want
at knowingsoine respectable channel through whose medium
they may be ,accommotiated With ,tempyrary or permabent
Sumis oeMoney : all persons in possession of Incomes aris=.
ing tem Freehold, Copyhold; or Leasehold Estates, in Land
or HOUSCS, Money in 61cl:units, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
tlements, Widows'. jointur.:a Annuities, Patent Places,
Clergymen's LivingS, or any oilier. certain Income for Life,
may .b.: supplied with temporary or Permanent Sums of Mo-
ney to any amount, by paying an-adequate Annuity. Interest
tor the same, with. power to return the principal at their own
option. Personal applications will be received every day,
till two o'clock, and letters from Correspondents, in Town
or Country, will be immediately answered.
Address Messrs. Harris and Co. at their House, No. 22,
Great. Sullblk-street, Charing-ctoss ; but no letters will be
adinitted unless post-paid.

OSMANTHORP HOUSE, neat LEEDS..
TO,BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Greaves; the Hotel, in Leeds, on Wednesday the zst
Day.nfJuly next, at Six o'Clock in the A fteMoon, pur-
suant to Coridttions to be rhert-produced, if not tb4ose di.;-
,postakof by Private Contrad
rrHE Elegant and highly-finished Stone Mansion,
'A. called QSMANTHORP' USE, the late much-
admired residence Of William Hanson, Esq. deceased, in the
higheit state of order,. replete with every-convenience, and fit
for the immediate receptirn of a Family of Distiridion ;
ther with the Gardens, fully cropped, Nand the Walls covered
with the choicest Pruit Trees in full bearing, Pleasure-
grounds, and Plantations, laid out with great taste, Green.,
house and llor-house, flame Coach-houses, Stabling forten
Horses, spacious Barn, Cow-house, and open Stable; capital
,Laundry, Brew-hou.x,. Dairy, ivult all necessary attached
and detached Orttecs : together with near Forty Acres of
most valuable and fertifd Land,... Tythe free, delightfully
sutrounding the above; distant little more than two-miles
froth Leeds, and, a quarter of. a mile distant front the Turn-
pike Road leading to York and Ferrybridge.—lt may justly
I).aelilud, that whatever either Convenience or Luxury can
make der.irable to a Family occupying. this House and Pie-
mnises, is to be found- ready., and complete to a purchas'dr's
Bands, and, so subStantially ereeted, as to be a security agalnit
material ex pence for future repairs,- nod the-execution of
the Building is generally allowed., to be a Master-piece of the
Workman's Art.
The nat.:house, Green-house, and many 'valuable Fix-
tures,which will be.specified:. in the Particulars, will be in-
cluded in the Sale of the PreMises. . •
The Estate may be viewed,: and other Particulars had, on
application at the Office eirMessrs. Rolland and .Atkinsoni
in Leeds; or at.the House.

This Day were published;
In Quarto, pre Twelve Shillings, in boards,
:—,CURES• on PAINTING, delivered at the
L Royal Academy, March dot.
By HENRY FUSEL', P. P..
With additional Observations and Notes.
Printed for]. lohnson, St. Paul's Church,yar,l.

• • *Of. ANDEItS(SN's RECREATIONS.
This wekcpublished, - •
In 4 vols. Svo. elegantly printed by Bewley, on fine wove
Paper,pnce 21. 4s. inboards,
D ECREA'TIONS in AGRICULTURE, NA-
TURAL,HISTORY, ARTS, and MISCELLANE.
OUS LITERATURF., -the first Series.
BY JAMES ANDERSON, LI.. F. R. S. F. S. A. &c,
• Author of Essays relating to Agriculture and Rural Affairs,
and se eras other Performances., - -
London: printed for John Cumming, 40, Holborn-hill.
The sribjed'of this Monthly Publication (which consists
of a variety of interestitig topics chiefly respecting Agricul-
ture and Rural Econoinics), it is the intention or the Editor
to bring to a conclusion' at the end of,,eveey four, Volumes,
for the accommodation of his-Subscribers and the Public in
general, who will be thus enabled either to take in the Work
from its commencement, or to begin at the end of any Series,
and at the-same tithe have a WOrk in every. resped coMplete,
with a general Index to each Series. „
On f Ist will be published Number 28, being thefourth
Number atilt: second Series of thtse Recreations, to be eon-
tinned Montkily ; and the Public arelespeetfully requested
to apply to f. Cumming for elia.New Numbers, or complete
'Sets-of:the first Series.
Or It may be proper-to caution the Public to make a
distinction between this Wark and another Publication lately
ittvenisett• under the title-of'" Rural Recrcations,“ with
whiclr'Dr. Anderson has no concern.
Of J. -Cmprning may likewise be had (just published) a
new Edition,: being-.the fifth, cif Essays relating to Agricul-
ture and Rural Aflairs, by the same Author, in 3 vols. Svo.
price 51. 7s. in b.)ards
As also, just-published, priee,as fid.
A Calm Investigation of the el:co:instances., that, have led
to the present Scarcity, sugi;:sting the Means of illeviatin,
the Evil, and of VI-eventing the Recurrence-or a like Calamity
in future. By Dr. Anderson. And all his...other Woirks.
.

Yhi-s ll.ty is published,
J. Cumming's Catalogue tbr 'Sox, of Antient and Rlodern
3ooks in all Languages, 111112-y; Scarce anti Uncommon,.whish
are to be at very moder 4: prices, fof ready woney, at
No, 40, bth-n-hilt, a little below let ter-lam, wh;:l.
talogues InAy b.: had. •