The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-28 00:00:00

ES,Tdi ES FOR SALE.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, in ESSEX, with
Possession at Michaelmas next.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By LYAS
At the Auction Mart, oppoilte the Bank of Ew,Tlond, by di-
rection-of the Trustees, tinder the Will* of 'Mr.
Wayland, deeensed, some tinte•in 'the Month of June next,
of which doe Notice, and further Particulars be given
in this Paper,
A Very desirable and truly valuable FREE,-
HOLD MANOR FARM, called CRIXEA HALL;
prising a Substantial and Commodious Brick-fronted Dwell-
,ing-honse, t with Two Parlours, Kitchen, Several good Bed-
chambers, and every convenient Avpendage fit for theim-
mediate reception of a ,Gentleman s Family, situated on a
pleivant eminence, with Barns, Stables, Granary, and, other
commodiouS Out-buildings, all in complete Repair ; an ex-
cellent Garden, planted with choice Fruit-trees, a -Cottage,
divided into Two Tenements, and Two Hundred and Sixteen
Acres, or thcrkaboak, of rich Arable and Pasture Land, in a
hi h state uf Cutitivation.'

The above Estate is Situated about Forty-eight Miles from
London, Twenty from Chelmsford, and Ten from Maldon,
two • capital Market-town, and is distant only TwO Mi)ei
from Burnham, where corn is shipped for the London Mar-
kets eseiry

For further Particulars, inquire personally, or by Letter,
,post-paid, of, Messrs. Tindal and Perkins; Solicitors, Chelms-
ford.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTBACT.

ASpacious. FREEHOLD, DWELLING
I-lOUSE,at CLAPHAM, in Sum, late in the Occupa-
tion of ARNOLD MELLO, Elq it has undergone a thorough
repair; is-entirely new papered, -painted, and decorated at a
considerable expence, and is _FIT FOR THE RECEPTION
OF A GENTEEL AND NUMEROUS FAMILY.' . _
It contain Ten best Chambers, besides others for Servants,
and has large and convenient Offices; it has a Green-house,
Hot-house, and Kitchen-garden, together with -a Lawn and
Walks, ornamented with rare and curious Exotics; in pe-
culiar perfection, containing in the whole, more_ than Two
Acres. This place may be kept up at a moderate Expense,
while it affords every comfort and retirement, and can ac-
comodate, froth the 'Size and Numberof the Rooms,-a very
large Family.
Further Particulars may be known, by inquiring- at the
HouSe itself; or by referring to Mr. WilliamTranks, .jun.
opposite the Plough, Clapham; to Mr. Stockdale, bookseller,
Piccadilly l
- Mi-,ckeimann, 101, in the Strandl or Mr. Davy'
, Coff -House, nearly opposite the front• Gate of
son Batik
theßank; at wh h several places, Tickets mar •iie obtained
for seeing it, apy. ay from Twelve to Seven o'clock.
ef

" SOUTH OF DEW:I,N.
TO LET, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED,
•3_
A Desirable FAMILY MANSION, comprising
Entrance Hall, Drawing and Dining Room each 24 by
18; Breakfast Roont and Library, each •19 by 15 ten Bed-
rooms, three of which have Dressing Rooms attached; House-
' keeper's-room, Laundry, Kitchens, and every domestic Office
and Convenience, for the complete accommodation of a Gen-
tleman's'Family ; double Coach-house, Stabling, and all ne-
cessary Qut-heuses; with excellent walled Gardens and Green-
house, stocked With Fruit Trees -Ind Vines.
The House-Stands in a spacious LaWn, Well ornamented
with Wood and Plantations, commanding a beautiful and ex-
tensive view of Torbay and the 'surrounding coast and court-,
try. It is half a mile from the sea, threentiles from the river
Dart, one mile from a•Market and Post Town, in the neigh-
•bourhood. of several others, 28 from Exeter, and about five
minutes walk from the Parish Church. • .

ImMediate possession may be had, and the Tenant accom-
modated with 20 acres, (or more, if necessary), of capita:
Grass• Land, , adjoining the premises, with the deputation of
the Manor if desired.

AppliCations to be made (post paid) to Mr. Cutter, 19,
Bloomsbury-square,' London.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VACCINATION.

11ROWN's.INQUIRY into the PHENOMENA
_LP arid EFFECTS of the VACCINE PROCESS; where the
Jennerian 'Discovery is clearly shewn to, be an imperfect, un-
certain, and at best, a temporary Protection against the Small
Pox; and a proper period pointed out for Re-inoculating with
Variolous Virus, all who have placed their security in the
Vaccine Process.

Sold by-Samuel Highley, Fleet-street; Longman and Co.
paternoster-row ; and all Booksellers.

.44, For theinformation and Satisfaction- of the Public on
this important Subject, Brown's Reply to the Surgeons of
Vaccine Institution, tdinburglt, and. his Correspondence
with the National Vaccine Establishment, London, still con-
tinue to be had,Gratii, at Samuel Highley's, BoOkseller, Fleet-
street.

•
MISS BURNEY'S NEW NOVEL.
This Day was published,
In Five Volumes., 15..)m0. price 30s.
TRAITS OF N'ATURE:--
By Miss BURNEY, Author of Clarentine, &c.
London : Printed for H. Colborn, PubliC Library, 50, Con-
duit-street; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumthing,
Dublin.
Of whom and all Booksellers may also be had, just published,
The Milesian Chief, a Romance, by the Author of Fatal
Revenge, or the Family of Montorio, and The Wild Irish Box,
4 vole. 21s.
2'he Decision, a Novel, by the Author of • the Acceptance,
and Caroline Ormsby, or the Real Lucilla, 3 'vols. Iss.

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 10s, 6d. in boards,
A New Edition of
_ _ _

XENOPHON' HISTORY of the AFF.A.IRS
of GREECE.
Trauslated from the Greek by WILLIAM SMITH, D.D.

Dean of Chester.

Printed for J. Walker; F. Wingrave ; R. Lea; J. num ;
White, Cochrane, and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,
and Brawn ; J. Cuthell ; Lackington, Alien, and Co; E. Jef-
frey and J. 'Faulder._ _

Of the same publishers' may be bad, just published,
' New Editions of

Dr. Smith's Translation of Thucydides, '2 vols. Bvo. price
21s. in boards.
Ashley's Translation of Xenophon's Institution of Cyrus,
Svo. price 10s. 6d. in boards.

MR: PERCEVAL.
This Day was published, price 6s. hoards,
THE LIFE and ADMINISTRATION of the
Right Honourable SPENCER PERCEVAL, accompa-
nied with an accurate Likeness, (the only one ever taken),
including various Particulars relatie to the Delicate Investi-
gation, a detail of his Assassination, the final Overthro4 of
his Colleagues in Office, and. its probable Consequences to
the Country at large. .

By CHARLES VERULAM WILLIAMS.
Loudon : Published by Sherwood, Neely, alid Jones.
Of whom may be had,
t. A Fulland Authentic Report of the Trial of John Bell-
ingham, for the Murder of Mr. Perceval ; accompanied with a
faithful Narrative of very Circumstance' relative to it, and
the Debates on the same in both Houles of Parliament •
with Argument of Counselon both Sides, and Bellingham's
own Defence at Length ; together with an Account,of his
Execution. Taken in Short Iland by Thomas Hodgson.
Price 2s. 6d.

'2. Memoirs of the Public Life of John Horue Tooke, Esq.
12mo. 5;. boards.