The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-15 00:00:00

RLD A Y, DECEMBER 151 1809.

. VOCAL CPNCERT, tare:
/1 ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN; and
GR EATORE X, most respedfully acqmunt the No-
bility and Gentry, particularly the Subscribers of last Sea-
sc,o, tam: the coNeERTs will comMence on FRIDAY
the Valli of February. at the elegant• Roonts in Hanover-
square. Number of Concerts and :Terms. as before. No
more Subscriptions will_ be issued than the Room can per..
fedlY accOmmodate.
Mrs. BILLING TON and Madame BIANCHI are en-
gaged for die whole Season. Lfader of the Band (which will,
as •heretofoit. be numerous and complete in every depart-
ment), Mr. WEI CHSEL. Further particulars will beduly
published. •
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Subscriptions are received. at Biichall7s, No. 133, New
ond:strvet, and by the Nlanagers.

• A,
SALES OF.: ,STATES, *itc. `)

,DQRSETSHIRE aid DEVONSHIRE.
TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . •
At the Three Cups inn, in Lyme, en Friday the'lgth day bf
• lan. tSie, at One o'Clock. , • ,
irE .follmving very Valar;b:e And Improvable
-FREEHOLD MANORS, ESTATES, and. AD-
VO WSON, situated in a fine Sporting Country, abounding
with Game.

L0T,1.. • •
The Capital and very Desirable FREEHOLD MANOR
of W I L'fD-COU-RT, with its Rights, Ro) attics, •Nleinhers,
.and Appurtenances, situated in the Parif,h• of Hawkehurch,
In.the.County of Dorset, and a small part in Axminster in
the County of Devon, about 4 Miles fron•Axminster and
:Lytnet (.• from Chard, and to froin nritipOrt and .Crewkerne ;
Comptising the Mansion Houstf-of AVylde.--eourt, with yery•
valuable. and improvable. Farms cantainlyg
about Five Huudredlnd•Sevent-tWoAcres,._iiii4 sundry Lite-
hold Tenements; containing Sevetnty.one Acres; liar whole
wi thi a•Ring-fence,•and well -timbered, of the es tiMated
an-
t.ual Value of toad. and upwards.
. LOT 11. . I
The ADVOWSONOIthe-RECTOR V. of the. "'A RISH
CHURCH 'of .1-IA.WISCHURCH; with the Glek.ands,
Great and Small Tithes, and Reatirial- Manor thereof; the
yearly Value about bool. •..
LOT 111.
l'Ee„Cipital•and very '1 ttiprovtble!EßE•EFlD L b 11:1 A NO.P.
of WI • with its Rights, Royattie-s, Members, and Ap-
purtenance; advantageously situated, adjoining the Great
`Western Roa'd,,'in the -patisksof IVliitechurch Canottickirnin,
in the County of Dor,set,. about. I'wo Mlles from
titer and Lytue.;• consisting of seVeral iMprovahle. Farms and
Woods in. Demesne, con:a-ming about sta. Aeres, with the
ReVersion of sundry other 'valuable • Estatcs, held One,
Twoomd-Three Lives, 'cotitaining about Five Hundred and
Eighty-three Acres, -with •a valuable Common, ..:abaut One
Hundred and Fifty Acres ; the whole -v,itluit; a Ring
and well timbered. 'The Annual Vallie moo'. and up:
wards.
LOT IV. • •
A Capital l REEIIOLU ES'Is.•VI'E, called WESTFORD
PARK, and PA I:E II A MS, Situated near liroadbridge, on
the Banks of the River Axe, in the Parish of Thorncouthe,-
in the County of I !evon ;. consisting •of a Farm House; acid
• suitable. Out-buildings; with 204 A. 3 R • .3S P, more el less,
of rich 'Grazing, Pasture, and Arable Land, of the estimated
annual Value'of 3sOl. ' _. • • -'

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SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, ‘1,7110/esale Book- -
seller, London, having—completed, an expence of
upwards of a hundred thousand 'pounds, a series of Elemew-
tary Books,' for the use Of Schools.and You:lg Persons, which
'Correspond in plan aria exectitiort with the and 01(-
tended views of ithliii."ru Education, submits a List of those
which have already•appe,ired, or which Will be published
during the ensuing. vacation, to the atte:ltion the, Masters
'and Governors of Academies,. throughoPt'Great Britain and
Iretand. They,-..-Works having been recTritlywritten-fct the
etpress convenience of Teachers, and for the general use of
Schools, it is scarcely necessary to state; that therareprat,
lically adapted to the famine of the varions.classeS of the
lirgett Seminaries ; that they exhibit The latest . discoveries
. and improvements at the Science‘ of whith they respedively
treat ; and that they ar of a size and price, corresponding
with the economical views of pA-enrs. On inspecting the
List, the itrtel iigent Tutor willoeinark, that some of the
portant Subjects of these WOrks are here brought into such a
shape and cuinpass att -to reptier them, for. the first
branches of ordinary Education; while at the Sarrie time the
sgbjeds on whiChtlyere have previously existed othr
;mentary Books, are treated in the New ‘Vorks here presented
to the public, in so novel and lucid a manner, as to give them
an almost equal claim to the Merit of originality.
The whale may be had, with the ftill,allowance to schools,
of every Bookseller:in the United Kingdorri.

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