The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-11 00:00:00

T(i BANKFS.

AYoung, Man of an sEtive.' disposition, who ha;
, been engaged for several years in a Banking Uuuse of
the first respectability in.Seotland, during which he has
S:uireti a thorough knowledge of that liusine3S, wishing to
-*prove his situation,- offers his services to any Banking
ouse of respedability_ in London,, or- to take the Manage:.
merit 4,f on Agency or Branch in the Country, his object be
/1% to ob: ain u Situation of 'c onfidelice. Satistaitory Securi-
ties
for intrornissions,.and.respeCiable references as to cha;:
alter and abilities, shall be produCed.
Address Letters to' L. M. at Mr. White's, Printers' Agent,
amiek.square; stating particulars and real names.—Not
4,be repeated.

. TO. THEi FACULTY,
TO be..Di.spoied of, an OLD ESTABLISHED
ve., busviEss, in a populuus Market Torun, about se-
littY mites from Lohdon.
ciAf or tjarticulars apply to Messrs. Allen and Pell, 12s, Al 4
--4sg4te st•cet.
•

Ell TO N, late Partner with Sir I Atd ES BRANSCOMB,
Removed.to No.. 2, Cornhill, near the Mausion-Hoitse,
QOLICITS the attention of his Friends to the
Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY, which contains
VO KT YsC APITAL PRIZES, with only 5,000 Numbers,
and the whole to be drawn in One n v -ay, . ebinary 14, 1810.
his With mach confidence E Y TON clams the Favours
of the Public, hatiing,, in the last two Lotteries,'. divided
amongst his Friends,
• 3 Prizes of ,C20,c00.1 ir Prize of ,C2,0z,0
1. - - 10,000 1,1 -- - .topoo .
2 - - - 5,000 3 - - - 504
,44 ;
0 the Grand Prize, No. 3,618, entitled to 24,7651 and
,'LlinietousTwenty Thousands, Ten ThoUsands, &C. &c. in
`.(le. few preceding• Lotteries, to really an incredib%2 Ahlount.
i,,7.- Please to observe, Eyton is removed to No. 2,' Corn-
''ll, near the Mansion-House.
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LIFE OF L(.)I2D
Ay' the Rev .1. S. CLARKE and j 01144 M'ARTUUR,
Esq.
'II ESSRS. CADELL - and DAVIES. beg leave to
v."...100m the Public, that the Copies of the Lit E .of
LORD, NELSON, okdered, ate noli• ready 'for delivery.
The utmost care has been taken to appropriate the Co-
Lies according to the dates of the Orders ; and, in con-
pf the Work -having extended ton much greater
turnber of pages than. was at first .calculated, .it has been
!blind advisable to print second Title.-pages, and to do it
IT in boards in two Volumes, but without further expense
;,the Purchasers than 'the additional Seven Shillings eliargtti
b
thelinokbiuder for the Second Volume.
111 n order to prevent, as much as, possible, the mistakes
lel3' to occur in so extensive a delivery, it is respectfully
vnested, that payment maybe made on the delivery of the
~otunaes.

411STURY OF TILE POLITICAL. LIFE OF THE
RIGHT HON. WILLIAM' PITT i - •
Ucluding:some Account of the Times in which he lived.
By IORN GI FFO RD, Esq.
kESSRS. CADELL and DAVIES respeafully
•• announce that thi•s- Work will be published on* the
oth instant, in the three following forms, v. z.
I. One hundred Copies, splendidly printed in three Vols.
ITlperial Quarto ; which will be faithfully appropriated ac-
ording to the dates of orders recived. Price Isl. iss. in
'ltha boards.
• z. A limited number, in three elegant Quarto Volumes,
• Royal Paper. Price SI. Ss. in extra boards.
113. Hand somely printed in Six Volumes, Octavo. Price
' 4s.
Each of these Editions will be illustrated by two finely.
egraved Portraits of Mr. Pitt ; one fronv the best executed
tYit, Mr. Flampan ; the other from the most approved origi-
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‘k"' lor the superior Copies, and the next impressions lfor the
?pi Paper Edition.
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(either size, previous to publication, will be pri ited and
wi fixed te, the ‘Vork, *eV: of thaw who May. direct other.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

LTNCOLNSHLRE.
TO. BE
,SeLD BY AUCTION,
In Lots, at Lincoln, on the loth of I anuary next,

THE valuable FittEHol,l3 and TYTHE-.PREE
ESTATE, 'late of Roger Pocklington, of Newark on
Trent, banker, situate at Saxeibye, in the County-of Lincoln;
comprising two good Farm Houses, with suitable Out-build-
ings, several Cottages, and about 726-Acres of Arable, Mea-
dow, and Pasture Land, about six miles from Lincoln, on
each side of the Fossdike Navigation, which connects the
Navigable Rivers Trent -and Witham, and adjoining the
Turnpike Road leading from that place to Dunham Ferry.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Principal Inns, at
NeVvark-upon-Trent, Tuxford, Rettord, Lincoln, Grant-
ham, Stamford, and Derby ; and' at the Offices of Messrs.
Shawes and Le Blanc, Splicitors, Newliridge-street, London;
of Mr."Allsopp, Solicitor, Nottingham; of Mr. Fox, Soli-
citor, Newark on Trent ; Mr. Green,
.Surveyor, Lemon-
Abbe', near NottinOtain ; and of Messri. Terrywest and
Hayward, Solicitors, Lincoln.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
• TO IIE SOLD ;lif AUCTION,
In Lots, at Newark and Carlton- upon-Trent, on the with,.
• . ttth, and zoiti of. January next,
THE Valuable FREEHOLD and CQPYHOLD
(Tytlie.-tree) Es CATES, late of R. POCK LING
TON. ot Newai k.upon-Trent,. Banker, sit uate*at Winthorpo .
/and 'lialdertoti. The wormer )Comprises a most excellent
Mansion House and
.otrices, suited tier a large family, with
Lawn, bounded by the river Trent, Plantations and Pleasure
Grounds, lately in the occunation nt Mr..POcklington. Also
the Grove Hors:, tine since in the possession of his
sob; good Farm HouseA. with Conitcnicnt buildings, several
Cottages. and. about 459 acres cf Araple, Meadow, and PAS.
lure Land.
This valuable property is two miles from Newark,Adjoin-
ing the turnpike road to Gainsborough ana Lincoln.
The Baldereom Estit-e comprises lola Fartn•liouSes-; with
conVeniznt Building-:, several Cottages, and about 430 acres
of Arable, Meadow, tird Pasture Land, also about two miles
from Newark. adjoining the road tram London to York, and
contains some valuable Turnip Land. •
Also theTreehold and Tytile-free Estate, late of William
Dickinson, of .he same place, banker, situate at Sutton-upon-
Trent indGrastb,-,:.-:, in the county of Nottingham, cons-
' prising three Fann Houses, several Cottages, and nearly apt,
acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. Sutton is nine
miles froth Newark,. and rive froth Tuxtord, -adjoining the
turnk:ike road leading from London to York.
Printed particulars of each E state, • separately, rriay• be had
at the principal Inns, at Newark-upon-Trent, • Tuxforcl,
Retford, Lincoln, Grantham, Stamford,. and, Derby, and at
the offices of Messrs Shawes and Le Blanc, solicitors, New-
Brictge-street, London - of Mr. :Allsopp; solicitor, Not.,ting-
ham ; of Mr. Fox, solicitor, Neivark. upon-Trent .; of Mr.
Green, surveyor, Lenton Abbey, near Nottinghani, and of
Gaskill, the auctioneer, at Nottingham.

CUSTOMHOUSE, LONDON,
Dec. 9, iBa9.

FOR SALE,
By prder of the Honourable the Com Missioners of His Ma.
jesty's Customs, on Wednesday the 13th, Thursday the
14th, and Friday the !stir of December, 1809, at Four
o'Ciock in the'Afternoon of •the said Days, p ecisely, in
the Long Roam, Custom-t-Louse, London,
THE following GOODS, which are allotted in
small quantities, for the better Accommodation of_ the
several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to
become Purchasers.

FOR EXPORTATION.
East India Prohibited Goods, &c.
FOR HOME CONSUM ►'ION.

Spirituous Liquors, Wine, C!1,11a, 14,,rlern Oil, Grocery,
Drugs, Vermilion, kattans, Fire Ann., Blankets, I-fats,
Woollen Cloth, Lith Coats, Tobacco, Stiull; Ashes, and
:"Cioriers, Tarpaulins, Blacking Cakes, ZAlre, Painters' Co-
.l..urs, Tanned Skins, Soap, Cobalt, Essence 01. Spruce, Beer,
Iceland gloss, a Carding ,Vlachine, Model of a Spinning Ma-
a-Vessel, materials of Vessels, Boats, Wood, Linen
Prapery, Shawls, Cornelian Stones, Lacquered Ware,
4-Watches" Haviware Pickles, Java Sparrows, Bars of Gold.
.;
suchuoods as have rernained in his Majesty's Ware-
ntouse upwards of three Months,, not cleared or the Duties
"paid, viz.
VIZ.
• Muslin, Linen, Apparel, Sugar, Drugs, Wine, Sec. Like-
wise sundry Parcels of Tobacco and Snuff; which have re-
: maineo in the King's Tobacco Warehouse beyond the time
limited by Law, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in
' the Catalogue. '
• CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.
The' Tarpaulins to be viewed at Wycherly's Yard. The
Veskl, Boats, Wood, &c. at the Tobacco‘Ground, Rotifer-
hithe. 'File over-time Tobacco and Snuff, Tobacco Ashes
and, Cinders, at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London
Docks, and all the other Goods at his Majesty's Wart-
houses, Custom-house, London, on Mo,‘day the i and
Tuesday the 12th of December, 1809, and on the days of
sale, from nine in the morning to one in the afternoon.
Where Catalogues will be delivered,

N. 11. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on or be-
fore Wednesday the 3d of January, iSio, between the hours
of nine o'clock in the rAorning 'and three; in the afternoon, or
the deposits made. thereon will absolutely become forfeited,
and the goods resold at a future sale.
The leloe:y to coir.mence on Monday the ath inst.

IiOAED Ut AGRICULTURE.,_I_AND INTERNAL

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INIVROVEMENT.'
MHE Public are respeEilu:ly inf4rned that Trim-
'l Y-S IX of the CO UN TY .Sll ItV EVS are now rub.
iished, and that tho whole or any particular Couoty, may b
had o!...:11! Booksellers in rown.anrl County.

.The Surveys publisneti within the last' Six Months are :
Sorry, br Mr. Stevenson; price iss.-. boards.
Berwic.,:sinre, by Mr. Kerr, pri...e 13s. Owirds.
Li-icestersilire,and Rutlaod, by Mr. Pitt, pricz us. boards.
Cambridge, by, the Rev. Mr, Gootb, and Huntingdonshire,

by: t:1-;arkiiiSon, price izs.
Oxfordshire by Mr. Young, price tzs. boards.
Berkshire, Cy hr Mayor, price iSs. 'boards.
Bedfordshire, by Mr. Bachei-,r, price 14s. bds.
Worcestershire, by Mr. Pirt,, price Ss.
Inverness-shire, by Dr. Ronertsm, price 1.45.
Devonshire, by Mr. Vancouver, price 15s. bds.
Eisex", by' Mr. Young, z vols. price 2is. •
Sussex, by the Rev: Mr. Young, price 145. was.
Cies:nice, by Mr. Holland, price lbs.',
Nirthamptonshire, by Mr. Pim price 125.
BUckingluanshire, by the Rev. Mr. Priest, Lis.
Pitt's StaflOrdSliire, and Young's .Lincolnshirei have been re-
cently reprinted.
The whole, or - any separste Report, may he had of the
Booksellers in the leape6tive Counties, and of Booksellers
•
general. _
Bridge-street, Nov, 24, i 8,9.

MO)UERN SURGERY.
TIUS Day was pubii)hed, •
A new,. revised, and- much enlarged Edition, illustrated by,
additional k Plates. price 14a. boards,

rrilE FIRST LINKS OF THE 'PRA-CTICCOF
URG E R ; including the 'latest Improvements and
Discoveries; being an Elenninary Work for Students, and a
ook of Reference for Praelitioners.
BY SAMUEL COOPER

. .
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons; Fellow of the
Medical Society of London, &e.
Printed for Richard. Phi I tipsy London ; and to be had of all
Booksellers.
Of whom may be had,
The Naval Surgeon; containing the whole Duties of Pro-
fessional Men.at Sea, by Win. Turnbull,
An Inquiry into the Causes and Treairmilt of Disordered
Respvation and Conyulsivs: Asthma, by Robert Bree, M. D.
Fourth Edition; 51.
A Treatise on Insaiiitv, its Causes and Cure, by l'homas
Arnold, M.D. 2 vOls: I,;s.
A 'Treatise un the. Causes; Progress, •and Cute of - Con-
sumption, by iota Re;u, M.D. prise.7s, • •

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Bridge-street, Bladcfriars.

T CONSIDER it but an ad of justice dile to the
inerits of your,,LE AK E's PATENT PILLS, to com-
municate to.you the following Core which has recently been
performed by them:— An. Acquaintance of mine, by the
breaking out of an old yenereal Complaint (attended by a
complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al-
most to a skeleton; and although. lie had the best medical
advice which could he obtained, and tried'a variety of Patent
Medicines, nothing could be procure&f.which seemed to suit
his case, or to do him any sertice : he remained in a most re.
duced and pitiable situation fortwo years,' unable to:follow
his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on
his legs; in tad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos-
sible for hint to recover. ,11e.WAS advised at. lastoo try your
Lcake's Pills-L-he did so, adlierihg stridly to the directions
given with theni. He had not` aken more than two boxes be-
fore he found an alteration fin- the better: this encouraged
him• to proceed, and by taking few boxesTriore he found
his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as
hcalt* and stout as any man 1 know. You are welcome,
Sir, to icier .ao....person, to me for a confirmation of the above
account if it should a doubted.
1 am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, •
Library, Folkstoiie.. THOS. PURDAY.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, t.
T HO4 • TAT LO R, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
Lbndon, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-steeet •

Where,- atter:a constant rcs-idenciiif more than Forty 'Years,
•. a' practice particularly direded to the Cure of Vene-
real,. CornplaintS .an those incidental •to the Parrs of
Generation in boric Sexes,. with that inviolable secrecy
which Men of his Profession should always observe, he
Hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous-
ly, administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will he
esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldcim
to bl.obtained, and void of ambiguity. • •
/3.150 suid, . by his, Appointment, tor te• convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, N. 35, St. Al-
ban's-street; 11.11 Mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-
street ; -Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr.
Liaxter's SOuth-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. i; on ald's; G las •
guy; dr. bull, I),arne,lnreet, Dublin;- Mr. Billinges, Li-
verpool,; Mr. Atkinson's,- Manchester ; and by one Person
in every, conaiderable ToWn in Gteat Britain and Irelatid,
in Boxes oi only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full • and
plain diredions, whereby persons of either sex may 'cure
theinselvesr.with ease, speedy secrecy, and safety.
N. B. Everv„ltox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a stamp, on whi:ph, by ildvout of the Cortnissioners, 'sprint-
ed at the Star-rip-office, " Taylor, No., 9, New Bridgc•L
street," to its *tats yihich iS' Felony, others aro WWI..