The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-27 00:00:00

YORKE's MURAL NIGHTS.

Just published, oy Clement, N0..20r, Strand, Lpndon;
Price in kibards, 9s. beautifully printed in large Bvo.
-ik fVIRAL - -NIGHTS ; • or, Elethents Zif Civil
.I.V.L Knowledge. , •
'By H. REDHEAD YORKE,. Esq.• •
-It is well known, that in thelour of midnight and Silence,
my Lamp has
• BL.en seen.in the fiigh lonely tow'ri
Where I have oft out-watched the-Bear,—
and proje4ed,' amidst other literary pursuits, .the system of
Instruction tor the young and rising generation, which is now.
offered to the Public. ,

• Asa proot of the high opinion the. public. entertain of the
above work, we•have extracted, from several publications of
the day the follotring paragraphs- :
Mr. !tAillead Yorke ° haS just launched his Mural
Nights, which-has beer; promised to the Public ever since
5796. The Work is divided into five ChapteFsl The Est;
upoti'Eatly instruction., ad, The bestmode Education.
.Study gfthc Latin.and GreFl: ,Languages, 4th, Educa-
tion of-the Middling- Classes ot the Community, sth, Plan
of Public Elementary 4 Schools, and
..concludo
with some highiY.interesting_Anecdotes ot Pas,thal, mac."

Upon Careful perusal of this' Book, we recomniend it as
'valuable to those who wish. to give their Children a virtuous
Education; to those who have negiected learning in their
arlier years; and is as well calCulated for the man of forty
as for,the boy of ten years olage. The Work itself is replete
with a variety of interesting Anecdotes.", •.
The European Review and,Magazine for July, aor, in
speaking of the above Work, very favourably concludes Wius,
The merit of novelty are put in such dpoint of view, as. to
-all the attention, and demand the notice of all Person's- en-
gaged in tile business of Education. Vide European, pdge 4r.
Sce p. 375 of the Monthly Epitome and Catalogue of New
Publications, where this highly'interesting Work is reviewed
in ten pages. . •
Sold by Collins, Salisbury; Boden, Manchester ; Framp-
ton, and Lockett, DorchesteC; Flower; Cambridge ; Cooke,
0,;(Iiltd; Warcupp, Dartford; and all other .Booksellters,
Stationers,,anil luorartanc, .in Town and Country'. • •
! • Of the above BOokseliers may be had,
A View of a Course-of Leelurea ont he State of Society at
thsopening of the Nineteenth
.Century, containing Inquiries
into toe Constitutions, Last's, and Manners of the Principal
•State•s-of Eur Ale. To- be delivered by the same Author.
Price ts. Svo. 46-pages.

• . • BRECONISHIRE.
T,O BE SOLDitY. Au c-rioN,_
- • . By JAMES CROFTS, •:
At the Greyhound Inn. inithe Town of Aberga\renny, in the
County of Monmontli, on MondaY the zist Day. of
,Sep-
tember next, Detween, the Hours- of Four and Sixin the
Afternoon, subject la such Conditions as(shall-belhen pro-
duced;
A.
Very Desirable FREEH • 'ESTATE,
'ES'FATE,
called 'TREBINSH UN, situate •in the Parishes of
Liangastey, Tall-y-Llyif, and Caihedine, in the County of
Brecon, 'consisting of an excellent MANSION-HOUSE,
adapted in every respea for the. Residence of a' Gentleitian's
.Family ; with a Coach-hdose, and other necessary Olllces,
the requisite number'of Barns, Stables; and other-convenient
Out-buildings, all in coMplete repair; a large Wz.:lled. Gar-
den, plentitullk stocked with, Fruit Trees, Shi'ubbery, Or- -
chard, and upwards& ago Statute Acres of ex.:elle:it Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, end Wood Land,- divided into convenient
Inclosures, and well watered. ' • ~ •
The House comtnands in front a view of an ex tensive. Lake,
•Upwards or three -miles in ~.;,-ctunicr,,,,:e,• soounding With
Fish and Wild Foul, is situic:ci in a tine Sporting.Comitry,
about six miles from Brecon, tour from Creekhowell, and
twelve from Abergavenny ; within three mites:or- one of the
Wharfs adjoining
_Precou and • Ahergavenny Canal, at
winch Coal and Lime May, pe Ripcured at a-very cheap. rate
and at, a distance .of 'atom iso miles from 'London, Iron.,
.wlieutsa Mail (-Coach and Waggon pass three times a week
within a mile of the door.

.
The Annual -Poor's Rate, Cikurth Rate, and Land-Tax.,
do not ex;:eed 151..; the Landis capable of sonsiderable
provemerit ; and there is an c)4ensi.,:e Right of Common at-
taehed to the" Estate, -which, iu; I I be found • welt worth the
attention of the Sp.ortsinao and Agii,:ulturist.
Kor furtherPaqiculars apply to .I.•:dward. 'Esq.
pion-buirdings, Chankay,Line, Lcndon ; or
Mr. Robert Wiiiiams,-Attorney;:at,Law, Monmouth.

• SHROPSHIRE. .
FREEHOLD ESTATES, in I.AND.and TYTHES.
.• TO BE-SOLD BY AUCTION, •
Ey RANDLE' WALKER,
At the Jerninghatn Arms, in Shiffnal, ist,the County of Salop,
on Tnuisday I.,ne 24th Day of Septembers dot, at Three
o'Clock in to Afternoon (unless sooner disposed_Ofby Pri-
vate Contract, of which the earliest Notice will be given),
together orin Lots ; , •

SEVER AL very Desirable and Valuable IT REE.,
HOLD • ESTATES, consisting of Messuages, Barns,
Stables, Out-buillings, Arable, Pasture, and .Meadow Land,
(lithe first quality, and in a high state of cultivation, eon-.
taining by admeasureintnt 599 Acres and upwards, situate at
Brockton,. in. the Parish- or Sutton 'Maddock, and at Aston
and HeathtOn, M the Parish of Claverley, and of the Redo-
rial Tythes of Part of the Parish of Shill-nal. ..' • '
The Estate at Brockton is 'in the occupation of Mr. Wil-
liam Phillips,- Mr' Richard Phillips, Mr. John cowleri the
Representatives of Benjamin I3olton deceased, Edward Wel.-
lingS, and Tholnas Richards, and is 401 A. 3 R. and 24P.
That in Aston and Pleathton is in the occupation of Mr. John
Davis, is 197 A. .z R. 6 P. and together are of the Annual
Value of upwards of 5601: .
These Estates are situated in a sound, beautiful, anddesir-
able part of the County ofSalop; an excellent-Neigh'bour-
hood;,:near the Great Roads from London and, Bath to Dub-
lin, theAarge and 'populous Markets of Wolverhampton,
BroseleY, Madeley, Bridgnorth, Shiffnal, 'and Wellington,
a short distance from I.4me and, coal, within one Mile of the
:romantic? beautiful, anti celebrated Terrace at A pixy, the
Seat of Thomas Whitmore, Esq,
,on the River Severn, and
Badger Dingle, the -Seat. of Isaac I-fawkins Browne, Esq.:
three Miles from the Iron Bridge, and-the sreat Iron Pounce-
ries at Coalbrook Dale, and is a most desirable Furchase for 1
a Gentleirian or Farmer. . • .

Further information may be obtained. from the.AuEtiOneer,
in Wolierliarripton ; or Mr. Loxd4e,, in Shrewsbury: .
• Plans 'of the Estates, and or the -Lands "frorn 'which the
Tythes are payable, may be.seen at Mr. LO/tdale's,- who .is.
authorized to treat the sate,-and will akpoint a,1).41501
to strew the Premises.. -