The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-01 00:00:00

WILSONTOWST Ilt6N LANARKSHIRE, FOR.

SALE.
Within tbsiAtoyat."Exchatige •Coffee-house, EDINEVRGH,
upon WEDNESDAY,, the
.7th day of OCTOBER neat, at
Ode in the Afternoon,
fri-LESg IRON-WORKS, toge 4.
..L thet, with the DWELLING-HOUSES, WORK-
HOUSES, whole ENGINES and APPARATUS; as also, thi
LANDS and MINES attached thereto, comprehending an in-
exhaustible supply, of Coal, Lime-stone, Rion-stone, Fire-.
clay, and every other material neeessinl for such extenshe
Works.
The Wilscintown hoti Wl:irks. aresituate •exict,ly Tvienty:.
sit miles from the ports of Leith and 'Glasgow, anu thus coin-
irianda ready access to the Markets on both the East and West
Coalts, as well'as in Ireland. They in a cheap and plenti-
fut part of the country; are the only worlis of the kind in
Scotland, and are in the racist perfect condition in erury re-
&pea: '
The Apparattstonsisti 'of t,trci Blast Furnaces, blown by
48-inch BOulton and Watt doable-power Steam Engine, suf-
ficient to bl6tr,also an additional furnace, if required; as also
four other Steam Engines of different:dimensions, with the
niost'complete Machinery for the Manufacture. of !Bar, Bolt,
Rod, and Sheet Iron, Boifiellates, Hoops, &c. recently erect;
ed on the newest and approved principles.
The Works are chiefly employed at present in making sat
Pig Iton fOr.fonudty use, principally of the best No. 1 . Tyro
Furnaces produce from *0 to DO Tons Weekly, which maybe
proportionably increased to upwards of 120 Tons by the erec-
tion, of another furnace, fot which there is 'abundance of spare
blast.
As the freight of iron from Leith to Landon is only frnm
10'7, to 125. per. Ton, and the insurance less than one percent.
these Works are particularly worthy of the attention of Gen-
tlemen in the Iron Trade, resident in London, .wbere the ex-
cellent quality of the.Wilsontown Iron coininasds a constant
preferqnce in the market. .
Besides suitable WORK-HOUSES, . a surngitY, and
STORE-HOUSES, there is an :excellent 'DWELLING
-
HOUSE for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Manager,
Clerks, and from 400 to .500 Wotkinen and .their Families.-- •
The Lands accontpanying the Works consist of about .15
ACRES of old Plantation and iniprOved Ground about the
principal - Dowelling-house;
.45 ACRES of .ENCLOSED,
Gitoll*), lately plaute4, .90 ACRES of PASTURE LAND
And 400 English ACRES of ,ICIOSS; the whole containing
:Cpal, iron-stone, Lime-stone, and , every 'ether material re-
.
qured.at ton Works. F -
BeSides 'the Minerals in these Lands, those contained in the
Lands immediately adjoining;P-artly in absolute \iroperty, and
partly on long leases, including the Wilsontown, Greeurval4
and Climpy Collieries, all wrought at a comparatively small
etpeii.,,e, go alc.ing with the Works. ,
• Inventories and sPecitications of the machinery, Minerals,
- &c. . 'and any other necessary information, may, be boui by
applying to Mr.'Sanies Wilson, No. 6, • Crosby-square, Bi-
- shopsgate-street, London; Wilson 'and Seas, Wilsontown ;
or 'J. B. Fraser, the Trustee, 12, Forth-street, Edinburgh ;
als6 Messrs. Eding,ton, Queen-street,GlasgoW; A. Coutts,
Esq. Lirerpaol ; Messrt. Wright and • Bowden, Hull
Messrs. ..Sorsbie and Co. NeweaStle-iipon-Tynel• JOsiah
Dawson-, Esq. Rhoydshall, near Leeds; Samuel Haller, Esq.
Bilston, near Wolverhampton; aad James, Hillar, Esq.
Dalslin. • . • • • • .

rr HE value of Dr. .FR.BI3IIIAN's G UTTA
IL. •SA LUTARIS has . been so. long proved, that
of the present day can bear a. cornpetitiob with it,
in all the different stages of .a certaih• Disease, which
it efnaually cures, and eradicates from the habit, .with.
out exciting the painful , feelings and exposure, that
attend Salivation—Without debilitating the Constitirtion
in any degree, or even reqniring confinement from busi-
neSs, Or rcstridion of diet. 'fire radical virtues of these
inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro.
bation, for more than thirty years. In all the debility of both
Sexes they prove' a never-failing Restorative, whether the
debility its ..produCeol by too free use tits Mercury, by
,pleasures, or the effeelsof . a warm- climate. To Travellers,
those -ping abroad,: they carknot be recommended too
strongi y, .as key- will receive a sarc, speedy, and -complete
_Cure, in an old stubborn Glects, auileVrty Weakness that
:affects the . Bladder and ,Organs of ,Urine. 1.3 y its,efficacy
urn iy Wamen'have become Mothers; wilcifor many years had
been deprived of that happiness. , • • Olg
Sold, whole Sale and retail, atNr. Butler's, 'N 0..4, Cheap.
side;.corner,of Tater-nester:row ; Sharp, and. Belarn. Ports-
mouth; (noel, ‘VeSton,Altuutt,-Mallory,anitir'ortsea Hall
and johnOcin, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ;
Peck, I\o6s Alit! Turner, bull ; Hoxland, and. CoOkworthy,
Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plyrnouth; Knott and
Lloyd,. and. Swinncy and Co. „Birmingham; billinge,
wards and, l'enny; and Litt-thirty, I.iverpcol ; Staines and
Lynch; Manchester;, :rrewman, l xeter ; Smith. fvlander-
ton,-Reahurti, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and
M.ied •nald, Glasgow;. Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Steven-
son and Co. Norwich ; swinfen, Leicester ; Dim and SA.
ton Nottingham ; and retail by most Country Medicine
Viinders, in Boxes -at as. gd. and 6s. edgil.