The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-25 00:00:00

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511UMMARY of the FACTS hitherto aseer-
r,-/ tained tespecting the CHOLERA MORBUS of
RUSSIA ; with a detail of its progress frotn Asia to
Illustrated by Documents explanatory of the
"Cure, Treatment, and Prevention of the Malady. With
a Map of its course.
By BISSET HAWKINS, M.D.
John Murray, Albemarle-street.

IPSWICH.—SUFFOLK.
The Bank Buildings, an important Freehold Property, in
the best part of the Town, worthy the at'ention of. Ca-
- pitaliats, the Land Tax Redeemed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CAPES and JURY,
• Atthe Great White Horse Tavern, Ipswich, on TIRTRS-
BAY, the 25th August, 1831,' at One for Two o'clock
preci.ely, in Lots, by direction of the Trustees of
Charles Alexander Crickitt, Esq., deceased ;
THE Highly Valuable and Important Pro-
perty distio,guished as the BANK BUILDINGS,
an extensive Range of Premises, of uniform Erection and
.14ntldorne Elevation, in the best part of Tavern-street, oue
of the most commanding situations in the Town, and pe-
culiarly eligible for superior business. It comprehends
bthe Banking .louse and. Premises in which the Banking
?'itiess of the eminent Firm of Messrs. Bacon, Cobbold,
."041well and Co. has long been conducted, the Residence
:(4. Edward Bacon, Esq., the several very complete Busi-
ficti Premises in the Tenure of Messrs. Chapman, Frank-
-140s Silburn, and Hunt, with the Offices of Messrs.
144ve1l and Cobbold, Solicitors,. all highly respectable
Tenants, the whole Let at a considerable Annual Rental.
18 ‘Property may be ranked as one of the most valuable
In the town, and it offers to the Capitalist a very favour-
able opportunity for investment, or to the Trader desirous
()1 Purchasing for the purpose of occupation. The Estate
Freehold, and the Land tax is Redeemed.
The respective Premises may be viewed, by cards, which,
W,ith printed particulars, may be had of Capes and Jury, at
their Offices, Budge-row, Watling-street, London ; and of
be King and Garrod, Ipswich. Particulars may also
_„*" had of Mr. Cookney, Solicitor, Castle-street, Holborn ;
7 Ale. Lake, Solicitor, 0, Lincoln's-Inn New-square ;of
Rodwell and Cobbold,. Solicitors, Ipswich ; of John
irintitc„tts Esq , Solanicitor, Chelmsfordsa ;
e.at the Three Cups
volchester ; dat the place of •

DESIRABLE SCOTLAND.
HIGHLAND ESTATE IN THE COUNTY

OF PERTH,
FOR SALE,
Under Judicial Authority,
TAt the Reduced Upset Price of 35,0001. sterling.
HE ESTATE of FINCASTLE and
Grazings of RICHAEL and GLASCHORRIE
te 'tbe Exposed to Sale, under authority of the Court of
rkla, within the Parliament or New Session-house of
ihburgh, in presence of the Lord Ordinary, officiating
-4
the Bills, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of November
beZt, between Two and Four o'clock, p.m.
koPINCASTLE consists of 575 Imperial Acres of Arable,
t considerably upwards of 3000 Imperial Acres of Pas-
re Ground, all enclosed and subdivided. There are
vera) plantations of hard wood, and 30 acres of bill were
re
oe Years ago planted with larch and spruce fir, which
;; in a very thriving state. The Game is abundant, and
• e Fishing on the river Tummel, which bounds the pro-
l*rtY on the south, is excellent. The Mansion-house is
,e24lniodious, with garden and offices suitable, the roads to
the house are good, and one of them passes through a part
°f the beautiful scenery of the Pass of Killiecranky.
The Grazings of RICHAEL and GLASCORRIE
ex-
n~d to 6000 Imperial Acres of Hill Pasture, or thereby,
441ing an excellent sheep-walk, and abounding with all
1:11,' of Hill Game. A comfortable Shooting Lodge,
jia stable and dog-kennel, were lately erected. The
ge is furnished.
The proven estimated value of the Estate is

40,1471.35. 2d.
aid the annual rental realized by the judicial factor dur-
:bt the two past years, has averaged 1,2601., thus yield-
at (after deducting 281. of public burdens) upwards of
be.three and a half per cent. upon the upset price of 35,000/.
Idea the growing wood upon the Estate, and a Freehold
I,lification in the county, valued together at 2,154/. 15s.
The greater number of the farms were out lease at Whit-
ille:44Y, 1830, since which time they have in every case
-4Possessed by the same tenants, at their former rents.
it The articles of Roup are with Mr. William Pringle,
a,'Rister-house, Edinburgh. Copies of the memorial and
Pltract of the prepared state, and every other informs-
_ r and
:lir regarding the property, will he given by James Mor-
Webster
Aeftuntant in Perth, the judiciil factor ; or Gar-
Spottiswoode, Writers in Perth ; Moncrieff,
Ste and Thomson, Old Palace-yard, London ; and
wart and M Intosh, 18 Castle street, Edinburgh.
11.14 un'davie, will point out the boun-
darieo Y
,of the slows grounds ; and Robert Stewart, at
"4-......_____e_l2_l_3ose of the hill grazings.

VALILAB SCOTLAND.
LE AND BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN THE
Tx -"E „ COUNTY OF FIFE FOR SALE.
-"r. WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE, BY

PUBLIC ROUP,
(Free of Auction Duty,)
tVain the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on
p iritsniy, the 7th September next, at Two o'clock,
THE ESTATE and LANDS of SCOTS-
p CRAIG, comprehending the entire parish of
rrY-Port-on-Craig, and part of the adjoining parish of
e°tettn, in the north-east of Fife, and stretching beauti-
&quay for five miles along the south banks of the Tay,
thesea.

The Estate contains about 3,000 imperial acres, mostly
"table, and much of the soil of first-rate quality, and is
"olidivided into seven farms, (four of them large,) occu-
Pied by respectable tenants, besides a considerable portion,
Named as acredale land, in the immediate vicinity of the
sb tillage of Ferry-Putt on-Craig, and fens in and around
at village, and the lately established village of Marytun,
I°i'ling to Newport.
oThe farm-houses and offices, as well as the church and
ae of Ferry-Port-on-Craig, are of late erection, and
at substantial! finished.
Y •
pi.L. e Estate possesses extensive and valuable Salmon
yi:„:1'14 in the Tay, and along the coast, which formerly
ded a very large return. They are let on lease, with
tti7i"lc on the event of a change in the mode of fishing,
acti would produce a great additional rent.
:I the thriving village of Ferry-Port-on-Craig th; re is
rti"hillolodious Port, to which is attached an exc.usive
P,ftt of Ferry across the Tay to Broughty, and up the
to Dundee. This passage is known to be the best
side the Tay, ;lid from the level roads to it on both
e4,' and other advantages and privileges, particularly for
line 'e, it forms by far the most eligible, as well as direct
.
f„' for the great northern traffic. It has been retained
1;"le yea.i, in the proprietor's
.own hands, on the old
44.101 of sailing boats, and has yielded a consid. era.ble an-
establ.e,4!'ll ; but arrangements were recently in view for
IteoiPuog a steam-boat, which there can be no doubt
Thut Make the Ferry productive of a handsome revenue.
Ce„ Estate is intersected by the turnpike road from
sltitvti at to Ferry Tort-on-Craig, and an excellent new road
teitt.ng along the coast nearly three miles, has lately been
" a great expense betwixt that village and Maryton.
viq to a considerable demand for fens at both of these
thee', and from their neighbourhood to Dundee, and
bt thee'
local advantages, this demand may confidently
ialikeled to increase.
dttltete are on the Estate a large and commodious.tno-
%well -fansion-house, beautifully situated among thriving
tat,' With a southern exposure, an extensive antique
qui!? suitable offices, and a small home farm, the whole
tett fitkga delightful and convenient residence for a gen-
hkerrilly, and the lands and plantations abound with
, of every description.
51,650 e, Present land rents and feu duties amount to about
tiiati`., but improvements being contemplated under the
°a ghtg leases, a considerable rise of rent will take place
PoPiry ; and in the mean time, there is an yearly
x,er
pt r-"'e fr "om the demand for fens, for granting which
Are to to
re4ume land is reserved in the leases. The
"`'tut rent of the Salmon Fishings is 6001. Under new
Thgeoients a large revenue will arise from the Ferry.
thief) Land Tax is redeemed. The stipends, which are
(tad Plable in victual amounted last year to 1531. I Is.
hrisill'eachool salaries to 321. Is. 10d. The teinds of the
under of Perry-Port-on-Craig are exhausted. The Churt.sh
Of tt. the patronage of the Crown. The Estate holds
11qCr°wn, the valuation brine 2,497/. 13s. 9d. Scots.
Vti., 4 Estate combining so many important advantages is
tit ezji4oin to be met with. A complete survey of it has
sill
joY been trade, and lithsigraphed copies of the plan
U1t.4.8, a_ short time be ready to be comninnicatad to ins
Ther •
ill be exposed to SALE at the same time,
LY The.e w,
LARGE INN and PREMISES Lady possessed
TUN tnas Iloneyman, and other HOUSES in MARY-
-I,llsjud the INNS and other HOUSES and PRE-
dart.. in FERRY-PORT-ON-CRAIG, possessed by
pO'rde, David Black, mid others. •
%to,: farther particulars apply to James Brown, ac-
t() tit"t) 94, George-steeet ; George M'Callum,
'to;i'lii_a-stren Edinburgh; Messrs. Drummond and
al venters in Cupar ; or William Blackadder,
iiliator in Glammis.
qurth,24,th June, 1831.