The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-16 00:00:00

,CURAt'I W NNTF D

AMARRIED CLE ItGY MAN, possessing a
s 'apt Independeii,e, is desirous of rneetnig with a
CURACY in the Couticry, to which there shall be att.—hed
Coliveit IlouSe t..r the ReAdence °la I..nnity. He is in
I'lll ()idea, has beep tong.accust,Aned to all sorts of Paro-
chial Duty, and is a,)te to attiod the a-I.st respede)le
ferences as to Char &c. , A heAlthy Sttuattittn, in a
Vteisant Coun m
try, %lin two or three miles of a Kirket.
uwri, is waity tot.
A rOtiress postpaid) to N. E. 67,, Charlotte.street, Fitz.
,tou•
SqUare

NEW EvvrioN OF BL.•.IR'S .ENGLIS:i GRAM.
MAR

ITHE SCHOOLMASTERS & GO"i EUNESSES
.1 ate respettluily informed, that a new and revised. Ed-
ition was this .day published of ,Mr. BEAM'S NEW
G KAMM It, which unites within-Allis single Book the,
simplest-Exposition of the Principles of Grammar -and its
u
elundent Scien,es, with Exercises of all kinds sufficient
to perfett the Student in this Branch of Knowledge.
.The retail puce is Half-a-crown, and it may be had in
V•lantitiesof all Booksellers, with the full allowance.
London, Nov. r, 1409.

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r:ENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA
PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming' a regular
Military Bad for the Field, Barracks, &c. also-a SOFA tor
Teat or Room, &c. and likewise, a SEA COT fur on noard
Ship, the whole packing in a small Valice,
Portable eVer, yet tnanufakaured, invented by _MORGAN
*old SANDERS, No. VS and 17, Catherine.street,- Strand,
‘wito,rnust humbly presume the highest honour:: ought to he
Paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King
' Country:

TO THE FACULTY.
IO BE DISPOSED OF, an ol&e“ablish6d BU-
-4 SIN ESS in a populous Market Town, about 7o miles
tont London.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Allen and PclLDruggists,
Nersgate•street, London.

v ALUA-lILE PERPETUL A LATOWSON, CUMBER. •
LAND. -
WO BE SOLD,
PERPETUAL ADVO\VSON of a valu-
T ;
able RECTORY in the CoE.iiy of Cuinherland, and
&iocese of Carlisle, of the present annual valueof tetween
'Three and Four Hundred Pounds, with immediate Resigna-
t4m.
This Living is well worth the attention of any Gentlemen
of fortune. The whole Parish pays Tythe in kitid.of every
tytheable article, Vicarial as well as. ReCtorial. The Corn.
llions and Waste Lands within the Parish are now under an
Ad of I nelosure, and- by that Act the Retter is to have a
full recompence for all predial, personal, and mixed Tythes,
treat and small, arising within tiie • Parish (Easter Otarings,
Mortuaries, and Surplus lees only excepted.)
The situation of the Reetui's Allotment is fixed by the Ad
Of Parliament, and in the course of six or seven years the
Living will be at least of double value. .1 lie Parsonage
Rouse has undergone a complete repair within the last two
Years, and is fit for the Residence of a gc,•.wel Family.
The Parish abounds with Game, atid a' tine trontStream
ins within a hundred yards of the Parsonage. " Hounds
and Harriers are kept in tile neighbouthlod.
Further Particulars may be had or Messrs. Watkins and
Cowper, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-11in, London ; r Mr.
Lanibert,, Lazonby, near Penrith, who ate authorised to
"treat lox the talc of the said Living.