The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-12 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

•
'pursuant to a Decree of the. High Court of Chancery, bear-
s •
tag date the 24th day of Noircinber, tSo6, made in a Cause
wherein HARRIET HA It D.l NIG and AM E 1.j.1 A II A I<
ING are Plaintas, and the ReYll-nd ( • K ENW A 12.1)
SHAW BROOKE and Others-are Defendants, with the
approbation of Samuel .CoMptory Cox, Esq. one of the
.11.1amrs of the said Court, in 44 sleparate and distinct Lots,
at the Three Cups Inn, in the I'own of Colchester, in the
County of Essex, on the 19th, loth, and 21st days of May,.
iSo^, between the Hours of Eleven -and Four &Clock or
' • . e-tat of the said days,
• .- A- VALUABLE ESTATE, • situate in -the Pa-
rishes of Great and Little Clacton,- and Little Hol-
land, in the said County of Essex, consisting of about Eight
hundred and seventy-thtee Acres of Deniesne Land, divided:
' into Elieible Farms.- with proper Barns, "St.oling,-and.Out-
buildings, and the Impropri.de
.or Great Tyttles of ithtnlt '
6700 Acres of Laud ; also two Farms at Kirkby and balm
t)syth, near Great and Little Qlaetott aforesaid, consisting of
about 227 Acre's of Land, .the whole being capable of Ern-
'Proveinent, and the Land Tax redeemed.
Since the Particulars of the said Estate were printeii, '(and.
some of which have been delivered), it hath been foUnd neces-
tat), to transpose some of the Lots, and to make other Lick:-
rations therein, and. the Particulars -have been amended ac_
cordingly:
Amended Particulars maybe had gratis. at the said Master's
eharnhecs, in Southampton-buildings, „chanceryla Lon-
,
• s:11 ; of Messrs. Stiong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's-Inn
(where a Plan of the said Estates rtiay be seen); of Messrs.
Smith liekewich, and' Hosit ins, Lincoln's.lnn ; of Mr.'
George Wade, of Dunrnow, in the County of Essex, the Re-
ceiver of the Estates; of
.Mr..Maberl.ey, Attoroy, at Cl_
chester, and at the place of Sa;e.. Mr. Stinson, tllo
priuci-
Pal 'tenant, will slim the' Estate.

Fashionable GLOSSY • BOOTS and SI-10 ES.'
W- -BAYLEY begs leave to. recommend the Use
• of his PATEN')' BLACKING which
r more than Thirty Years past have been found superior to
"IY. thing of the kinti, offered to public notice. •
The Blacking made from Cakes, with Water only,
tvrll keep the Leather soft, pliant, and mellow,, to the very
last; 'and give it the most beautiful black Gloss, not 'of the
jaPart hue, which is produced by using vinegar instead -of
. vater, or Vitriol mixed with Water ; but- it should be ob.
:Frved, that the corrosive quality of either is extremely inju-
4°"' to the Leather.
z_vThere being rn-any counterfeit Cakes, sold by.unprincipled
• ihrsons, nearly resembling the true Ones 'in Airpearance,
e Ntentee beg,.; to observe, that they may lac discovered by
I.c
Name on the Label benig difD.rently spelt, or the word
14s) or (as form-r 1) ') inserted before flit word prepared. Tlie
`nuine Cakes have engraved labels pasted on them with
t• be Words,: " By the King's Patent, Cakes for Shifting
..iyiquld-Blacking,, prepared by W. Bayley, the Patentee,
prt!!dso,l4 by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London."
in Sixpence each, which will make a full Pint of Black-
.o. Large Allowance nude.to hose who buy them for
-'°.9"3"0.11-or to sell again, with a I:beral Discount to such
7.iTke Quantiti;:s for iteac-G Money.
a N. B. - The Bills of Directions are signed as below, which
PPears on the Outside of each Cake. •

W. BAYLEY.