The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-14 00:00:00

OCTAVO EDITION.

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A NEW EDITR)N of

'THE WORKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND
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N. A Fourth Volume, to coroprete the Quatto Edition,
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Poet's and Classics, which are now lir the. Press ;
THE FIRST VOLUME,
(A Volume to be piibli4hed on the first day of every Mbnth.;
till-the nine volumes of ,the ancient part; and the sixteen
. volumes-of-the modern-part, are completed) of . , •
A UNIVERSAL HISTORY, A nciecit and Mo..
LI. derv, corriprehending a General .View of the TransaC.:-
zions of-every Nation, Kingdom, and Empire bn the Globe,
from the earliest Accounts of 'Time to the General etace,of
rgOI, in es small Volumes.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL.D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, and Chaplain to . the Earl of
"Dumfries; Author of the Britisli Nepos, eze.
The first Volume, published on the Ist of January, con-
tains a Preliminary View of Universal fli..tory t together
with the History of the Antediluvians of Ancient Egypt arid
its neighbouring Nations, and forms a Complete Work by it-
self.
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MONDAY, MARCH 1,A02,
N GI, IS II ,STATE• LOTTERY BE:
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Ditto, 4oth Day, too*
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FREEHOLD VILLA *and LAND.
- TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION,
Without. ReServe at the White Mrt Inn, in SpilsbT,
.colnshirei on Monday the rich day of February, t 80.2. (and
not on the illth of January), between the hours of Three
and.liive..in the Afternoon.;
QKENDLEBY THORPE.; beinga very Eligible
FREEHOLD VILLA, delightfully situated on a gen-
tle Eminence, Commanding 'a most enchanting Prospect of a
beautifill surrounding Country, peculiarly adapted for the
Residence of a Genteel Family, in a Neip.llfo6urhood emi-
nently !idea, and coMprising a most'desiraille.undistUrbed
Manor, abounding with Game, and One Hundred and Ninety:,
four Acres and "Iwo Roods; by admeasurement (more or less)
of exceeding rich Arable; Pasture and Meadow Land,-within
Ring Fence, on which is. a variety of valuable Timber (Es=
?laved with exqUisite Taste throughotit the Estate„whiCh is
AubSect only to Vicarial Tithes, and a most moderate Land-
Tax. •

The ,Situation is singularly desirable; being in a the Sport-
ing Country, in the' Vicinity of a celebrated Pack of Fox
HOunds, and within:f we've Miles of each of those fashion.
able Resorts on the Eastern Coast, Sutton and Skegness, so
famed for the excellency of Sea Bathing; and at the easy dis.
tance of three miles from SPilsby, -and six from Alford, two
very sespeaable Market Towns.
A'considerable length of time will be allowed the i'ur.
chasetfor Payment of the Ptirchase,•mene*,..on prOper Per-
sonal Security, -who will have an opporturiisy of nearly dou..
bling,the Estate by the P.urchAse ot. adjoining Landsishertly
to be sold.

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Ellis, No. 8, curgitor-street, Chancery-lane; or to Mr:
Wil•liam Walker, Attomey at Law, in Spilsby aforesaid. •

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