The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-19 00:00:00

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On Sunday the teth inst. in Tenter(len-street, Han.
over-square, Lady Eilttlbeth Douglas, wile of Sir Georg*.
Douglas, ighter of the late, and sister to the presaaC
Earl of Glasgow.
Yesterday morning, in C har les-street, G rusvenor- square,
the Right Hon. Lady Archq,-
On the 16tii inst. at 141 Cop-Hall, Salop, Miss Elias,
beth Severn, second daughter of Samuti Amy Sevetnes •
Esq.
.ageil four•years and two months.

PRICE OF,STOCA3,

YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 56i $7 3 per Cent. Cons. 5614
Otnnium 21 pr.

• - BOOKS.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,. •
By Mr. PLURA, •
On Tuesday, Feb. 24, aol, and Three following Days, at •
Eleven, at the Great Room, No. 9; John-street, Bath,
ASELECT and VALUABLE COLLEC-
TfON of upwards of ONE THOUSAND
VOLUMES (in prime condition), part of the Libraries of
two Gentlemen deceased ; containing Iklontfaucon's An.
tiquities; explained by Humphreys, and the Italian
Diary. by Hrnley ; Dugdale's Monastieon ; Speed's Chro-
nick, and Maps, .a vols. a tine copy ; Camden's Bri-
tannica ; Gougli's Camden, 3 vols. ; Selden's Works, •
3 vols. in morocco, by Wilkins ; Biographic Britan-
nica, 7 vols. ; Rapin's England, *Acta Regia, and .• •
Maps ; Hutchin's Dorset, 2 vols. ; 'Minus's Anato-
my, tine Plates, Quarto Explanation ; Voyages and
Travels from Earl of Oxford's Papers ; Spence's.Poly-
metis ; Grose's Antiquities and Supplement, 8 vols. (the
best Pates), large paper ; Ludolphits di Saxonia Sene-
ca, Plato, and other (.lassies of early Editions ; Boling..
broke's Works, s vols. ; lianmer's Sliakspzire, 6 vols. •
Philosophical TIMISACCIOII3 uniform, 1" vols. ; Newton's
Milton, 3 vols. very tine ; Shaw'i Travels ; -Bibles, by
Field anti Canue ; Wilson's Bible, 3 vols, ; Baskerville's
Prayer Books, the 3d editions ; Bayly's English and He. .
brew Bible, 4 vols. ; Turner's Herbal'', Walpole's Lives
of the Painters, 4 vols. Strawberry-Hill Edition ; The
Spettator, Guardian, Tatter, and other fine Editions, by
'Fonson, in octave ; Swift's Works, 22 volt. by Hawkes-
worth ; a variety of Chirurgical, Chemical, and Medical
Books, of Modern Practice, &c. ; various Treatises on
Painting, Sculpture, and Engraving, &c. &e. dee.
To be viewed on Monday, Feb. 23. Catalogues, 3d.
each, to be then had at plate of sale; and at Mr. Thomp-
son's, No. 14, Fox-court, Holborn, London. Letters
post-paid.

VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SYDER)

At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Friday the 27th instant,

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at Qne o'Clock, precisely ;
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the
VICARAGE of CHATTER'S, in the County of
Cambridge, subjcd to the Life of the present Incumbent,
aged 63 ; consisting of a Modern and Substantial brick
Vicarage House' Offices and Garden, with the VICA-
RIAL TITHES of the whole Parish, containing nearly
14,000 Acres of fertile arable and pasture Land, whereof
Saco are already inclosed, and in a high state of Cultiva.!
tion ; of the annual valUe of poi.
-Chatteris is a Post Town, about 69 miles from London,
2.4 from Cambridge, and rz from Ely.
Part of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage ;
and printed particulars may be had of Mr. Tyndale, Soli-
citor, Lincoln's Inn Fields; of Mr. Paddison, Solicitor,
at Louth, in Lincolnshire; and of the Auctioneer, at
Thetford, Norfolk (by letters post-paid.)