The Sun.
London, England, 1840-01-08 00:00:00

THOMAS'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

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Dedicated, by express permission, to the Right Hon. Lotd
Holland.
On the Ist January was published, Part VIII. of the
HISTORY OF NAPOLEON.
By GEORGE*MOIR BUSSEY.
Illustrated- with 500 Engravings, from Designs by Horace
Vernet.

This Part completes the First Volume of this magnificent Work,
which is now ready for delivery, Price 11. Is. cloth.
"Independently of its beautiful Illustrations, the promise
held out by the Work itself leads us to expect hater things
than from any Life of Napoleon we have seen."L-Morning
Herald.

London : Joseph Thomas, Fiheh-lane, Cornhill ; and all
Booksellers.

TO CAPITALISTS AND COTTON SPINNERS,
DERBYSHIRE.

MESSRS. BREA REY and EYRE, will
SELL by AUCTION, without reservation, on WEI,
NEsnav, JANUARY 22, at Bakewell,
The valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD COTTON
WORKS, lately worked by Horace Mason, Esq. ; comprising
a large mill, built of stone, capable of containing 13,000 spin-
dles, and filled with machinery. The wheel, estimated at nearly
,100 horse power, primary motions, and shuttle apparatus, are
admirably arranged and supplied by vast reservoirs, covering
nearly 24 acres.

The whole of the property (except the reservoirs) is free-
hold, and these are held under a lease from his Grace the Duke
of Devonshire, ending in 1895, at 441. per annum. Adjoining
the mill is a genteel residence for the proprietor or agent, plea-
santly situate, with good garden, stable, coach-house, &c., and
at a convenient distance are 50 freeh Id cottages, let for up-
wards of 200/. per annum, and several closes of rich land, about
15 acres.

The property is' near Manchester and Leeds, and by the
North Midland Railway will be shortly .within 8 hours of Lon-
don:. The machinery may be taken at a valuation or not, as
shall be agreed upon at the time of sale.
The premises may be inspected on application to Francis
Hamilton, of Bakewell, and particulars may be obtained from
him ; or of Mr. Jury, valuer, Coleman-street, London ; of the
Auctioneers ; or at the offices of Mr. Barber, solicitor, Derby.

CAUTION. •
QIIIPWRECKED SEAMEN.
The Auxiliaries of the Shipwrecked Fishes men and Ma-
riners' Benevolent Society having lately detected several cases
of imposition on the part of persons feigning themselves to be
shipwrecked seamen, aitd bearing petitions, with forged sign. -
tures .ttesting their correctness, the public are hereby cautioned
from relieving all parties so applying, until they have by inves-•
titration placed heyond'a doubt the. truth of their statements.
The Society, having agents established at a great many of our
maritime and inland towns, requests the inhabitants of the
country near to any of the places where the institution is so re-
presented, in case of such applications being made to them, net
to relieve the applicants, but to refer them to such agents, who,
will investigate thoroughly the truth of their statements, and if.
the parties be deserVing of relief they will not fail to obtain it.
The public are also requested not to afford persons aid noon
their producing the printed certificates of this Society, which
are solely for the guidance of agents.
Lists of Auxiliaries and all other information on the subject of
the Society may be obtained at the Office, 26, Bueklersbury,
London.

By order of the Central Beard,
Jan. 8. 1840. EDWARD WES 1% Secretary.