The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-23 00:00:00

IBEST BEAVER HATS TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS.
-lATS of the most approved qualities, superior colours,
legant ihap, which never spot with rain, and ef unequalled
°cis and du ability Wholesale and Retail, of the Manufacturers
4441 PaNnteee,

ROBERT FRANKS and CO.,
140, Regent-street,
London' 62, Red Cross-street, City.

n-at TANT FISHING STATION AND LANDS IN THE
NORTH OF SCOTLAND.
Pin,E
FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,
FISHING STATION of STRENZIE or
the I WHITEHALL, in Papa Sound, on the north-east side of
1„ sland of
,Stronsay one of the Orkney Islands, and which is
gamr Within three hoar's' sail of Kirkwall, from which there is re-
pislStant communication to Leith, and within six hours sail of
olACaithness. This is, next to Wick, the most importat!t
lanStation in the North of Scotland ; and, as the harbour is
,s_u locked en all qictes perfectly safe with all winds, and vessels
To‘itYtininter or proceed to, sea with any wind or tide; and, as fishatroe
that e etahril Isntalt
station
superiorw soon
quality, ietzo,mteh there is every reasonseat
chief of the
;ochel,,trn Herring Fishery. It is already frequented by curers from
Liar's of Ireland and the West of Scotland. A Pier was built
lie Year, and the town is rapidly increasing. In addition to the
codrnrng Fishery, it affords every advantage for prosecuting the
The g, and other Fisheries.
tend to adjoining Lands of Strenzie, Clestrain, and YornsetteT, ex-
pro ri° uPwards of 1,000 acres, part of which has been long in the
GrPeeetnr's own hands, and is under a regular four shift course.
who! Part of the remainder is old arable land, and almost the
frometilis Capable of cultivation, and may be made most productive
e immense command of herring refuse, sea ware, and shell
far
t.„, Th great resort to the fishing station occasions a demand
ein ,erY kind of produce, and grain is carried to Leith (*here
t;se,tlyittilie.barley is in great request) readily, and at little ex-
. le live stock is purchased up by drovers, who come down
ersth4berdeen and Forfar. There are excellent new slated houses
dykes, farrns, and great part of the lands are inclosed with stone
4re'ri;,e land tax and feu-duties have been redeemed; and the teinds
lkieged• The kirk and manse are recently erected. The public
s scarcely exceed £l5.
4,4 e
4la hores afford from 50 to 60 tons of excellent kelp, which is
inktoying posed of for the glass manufacture, for which it is
increased demand.
offers tshPrnperty holds out many inducements as an investment.h. It
th Same advantages for feuing ground to fish-curers w ich
Wick: Lnglish company who built the town of Pulteney, near
oc j° engage in that very successful enterprise ; and its superior
kreo,t,:rantages, and late rapid advances, afford an assurance of
-.nu immediate returns. There can be no interference or
Petit immediate with the proprietor, as the lands surround and embrace
"17h°Ie neighbourhood of the harbour.
11 ii PartjW
'ars application may be made to Messrs. Tod and
read`, 'titers to the signet, George-street, Edinburgh, who
are
at s,trt° einclude a sale by private bargain.—Mr. William Smith,
locale, by Kirkwall, will point out the property, and afford
114,ndeli-alisnformation ; and application may also be made to Mr.
-Lciiriburg7;,
June
Great George-street, Westminster.

SLANI) OF EDAY, ORKNEY, IN THE NORTH OF

SCOTLAND.

1114 t, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,
-, ISLAND OF ED AY. which comprehends the
91, „.,. whole parish of Eday, the Burgh of Baron y of CaTrick, and
14 le7Lat.centholni called the Calf of Eday. It is about eight
. miles
tbettB;w, with an average breadth of three miles, and lies within
f
__ee. tnree hours'
sail of Kirkwall. It contains a large portion o
Z.,
eunllte.nt arable land, the greater part of which has been long in the
liapr' "" of the proprietor, and drained, in.closed, and thoroteumgholy
berat°`ed and the whole has been brought into a regular ”-s f
e
ent, and yields very productive crops. The hills are of
fihrc_elevation, affording the finest heath pasture for black cattle
Nit eviot sheep, of which the present stock consists. There are
Rhiehaew slate-roofed houses and suitable offices on the farms,
.haraena...ro well inclosed with stone dykes. The island contains an
Illg 4137 quantity of the finest peat moss, on which the neigahbour:
tilay .atl depend for fuel, and by the removal of the moss goodf
ie Sall 13 uncovered, and rendered productive. The supply o
4-weed is There is ex-
'kllent 'Lod shell-sand for manure unbounded.
siviedfree-stone on the Island, from which most of the country is
he
"Peei grain produced on the Island is carried to Leith (where,
frei,h!llY, the barley is always in demand), at an expense or
live°„" commission tcc. of only about 2s. 6d. per quarter. The
The:'°ek is purchased Up by drovers from Aberdeen
and Forfar.
and rkets from Kirkwall to Leith and Edinburgh sail every week, '
there .”"'arn vessel once a fortnight in summer. To the north-east
and s Is the harbour of Carrick or Calf Sound, opening to the north
faeilita_a!l), and affording the safest anchorage, and every means of
The
intercourse and trade.
gigetT.PoPulation is about 700, who, besides being extensively en-
tufact 'n the fisheries, carry on to some extent the straw plait ma-
but .ts are, a branch of industry of. great interest and importance,.
rood re et in its infancy. There is a parish church, which is in
4ind 0„, a meeting-house, school-house, and tradesmen of every
eittiat._t:e Island. The old mansion-house .of Carrick is finely
er
zee
;,sbi.otitiantehee side of a small bay, and is in
.good repair. Thai:
of grouse, waterfowl, and rabbits on the island, d
Thning of all kinds of all kinds on the coast is excellent.
1,42. ed, eanpdrersaepnidtiLy and-rent of the property is 9751., which is well
! vv shillings
ofifncreasing. There is no superior duty, and only
Ands are valued
b_ril. c.
tls,l,a:ll3soucet:ll-duty. The public burdens are only 461. The
tatountin.. ewbrattoedn2;for the superior Kelp it produces,
and at the lowest price it has ever
414ao'Lgb 2the net returns, after paying every expense, amounted to
chiee be:The demand, however, is much increasing, this year's pro-
mg already sold ; and there is now every prospect of the trade
bh,aitly improving, as the glass manufacturers are generally giving
thre'ne use of the substitutes that were tried, and are returning to
,Use of Kelp.
bu'he Fisheries also add greatly to the value of the property.
lier'iNg the recent period that attention has been paid to them, the
the rata Fishery has already become a great source of wealth to
so. P 7411101011; and the Cod and Ling Fisherymay be made equally
Lobsters are sent to the London market weekly during the
kh,,,Mer
.nia
IN -*state is in every respect a most desirable acquisition. Its
tt, • . .
ttti, rritoriai extent—its independent and central situation
kin!i3 the other islands—the general resort to it—an.d the indus-
tikr iqualities of its own numerous population,
. whose interests are
illitiiiheo,heorl.Yjiat.thh: same with those of the proprietor—are circumstances
tries combine, with the rapidly advancing agriculture and fish-
Country, in pointing out the property as an investment
F e /post advantageous description.
rticulars application may be made to Messrs. Todd and
t 5..., writers to the signet, George-street, Enburgh, who are ri'll? to conclude a sale by. private bargain ;di
and Mr. William
Jirailb at Strenzie, in the neighbouring island of Stronsay, or Mr.
tile," Cr,Fra.s at Carrick will show the property. Applications
V' Ulm be made to Mr'. Mundell, No. 37, Great George-street,
Zstroinster
INe—o----___:._
OtyttRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH FIXED WITH-
13te; AWIRES or OTHER -LIGATURES, and FILLING
f-YSIED TEETH with MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM.
°N
EUR MALLAN and SONS, Surgeon Den-
-4432 tists Iv
C) —0- 9, HALF MOON-STREET, PICCADILLY,
'll4l for the ~E'AT RUSSELL-STREET, BLO OMSBURY, grate-
ittle „1, e, high and extensive patronage which has so eminently
Phriiit.,:B4ed their professional exertions since their arrival in the
üblic .4etropolis, beg leave to announce to their Friends and the
i\-AVR- 'hi' Vneral, that they still continue to RESTORE DE-
WANp,---"T.N.IEETH with their celebrated MINERAL SUCCE-
W4i81.0 uTnhiveersall r ommended by the Faculty of Lon-
yt. recommended
is PERFORAIED in a FEW SE-
t,lle 1),i:2 , without th operation is PERFORIIED in a FEW SE-
the slightest a
n,
p i heat, or pressure, and allays
"Sit",,,eloruciatin eTasligi and lasting for many years. They also
tleet, '0 LOOSEgTEETH, whether arising from Age, Ne-
kid I,ll' Disease in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE MINERAL
ihe TURAL TEETH, from One to a Complete Set, which
acll4lbal'able of discolouration or corrosion, and fixed without the
lkspeserloce of Wires or any other Ligatures, and answer.every
of Articulation' and Mastication.—Charges as in Paris.
All operations performed on the Teeth.

0
.1,11,„ the PATRONAGE of HIS MAJESTY, and AU-
-In. -.I'°RIZED by the LORDS of the TREASURY.
~, ---,11.1 RESTOED.—NERVOUS HEADACHE
sadiPorte ""'Et).—This discovery has proved itself of the greatest
-ar'" *o the üblic The numerous testimonials the inventor.
it th;lvod during') th l. t twenty years, from families and. editors
f'ltiv'er't respectibilietya,sproving the truth of this infallible re-
kill cataract , all of whom may be applied to, who have been
. relieved
lei of the gutta serene, opthalmia, and inflammations, all dis- 'eft off tae eYes and head having been completely eradicated, glasses
.
la tom. atter twenty years' use, and the person rendered impervious
Itiost;Latian by the frequent use: of this delightful compound of
. the
ser44l uolese
b choice, aromatic, and odoriferous herbs.
. It is te-
ibtll:l. eklied , Occulists'and medical practitioners for its many vir.-
14;1411,1e nigh tronage and character it has attained, is a testi-
pi t ONAnntl sul'apici n To prevent imposition, ask for GRIM-
-t°ld - ' EY2-81\1(U) F. F, anufactured by the inventor, No. 39,
tel,qtreet, Bloomsbury, and No. 24, King-street, Long-arre,
Copy
Bt4et 1141 0r A LETTER sent to Mr. Grimstone, 39, &mil-
fop 4 i -,oomabur • " Dear Sir,—You may make use of my name,
~Itt.eat benefitI.lle fat, hi ITC g y ur Eye Snuff. I have received such
'„ot do , that lalll-see your
write without glasses, which I could
'illy ,- before
I took can
y Eyeo Snuff, my eyes being so very weak;
.._*tqlielir°,,,r'°,iv perfectlourtr n , Many of my poor aged men and
h7tti'l,lo.t aff"o.l.ll(l..;_purchaYses it in *preference to other snuff, but they
l'et Sir, ._!u'lence per ounce, or buy it in the eannister. I re-
k .r... 4... Ire. r s respectfully, H. P.L.n.cxwzr.i., Governor of the
Tilt N." house, Tottenham, 24, 1834.--
. citstiored.,, Middlesex, January
ii''l3t. '2, I} VATIONS of the Editor of the " Old England,'
1it)44,44ti'04`8'3. 30:f -Er.a.Stiurr.—This is really an extraordinary
brainli that it . what it is compound.etl we know not ; butthis we
t;g the _ is wonderfully efficacious, relieving headache and
*1,741%, „._!Yes of injurious humours, especially if they are of a
tell toxin "mlre. It is also an extremely complaisant
t companion
,t 7 te eyil over musty books or writings, and e ds most power-
01ttbstir able the eye to perform, without fail, an unusual quantity
3,...
A ' titv
sPri,l 19, 183410,N§ of the Editor of the United Service'Gaze!te,
v,,t elan). , ----` The advance of lization, which gives irth
in its train
is disen,_ ew forms of infirmity and disease, brings
v,, tll,ir
_.cries of-remedial agents and new applications of science
tizi-Nki
tilt.
. In no case has this remark been more signally
tit., !law 12,.'n the modern prevalence of near-sightedness, and
h,ll`l, e,er,,ilances for its relief. Truly, we arc a blinking genera-
l..
vkt W'S pf bi eeond man glares upon us in the streets through varied ei'v4 Pr ue' green, or amber, but none of these optical preser-
, how °1",1 to restore the impaired faculty to the vigour of health.
foie',tt4tlll(l,,:, tia,Z,,,,,the student and the literary devotee learn,:with_
;, that
4 1,:ye... iLa remedy exists. The instanc!s.in which Gi.
he 4 tc, th, 071 if has renewed the power of vision by restoring
it, _ td, ta, i'-straied organ are so numerous and well authen-
‘,4lll4,_ I the
.individual who
indulge make an exp!rimentht
_ iittgisrn,.a4 justly be said to a silly scepticism at
1)14134."
~ eauhister r, the Inventor's Signature on each Cannister. Sold
itl:"I till., „g' I (1, 2s. 4d., 4s.___ 4d., and Ss. each. Observe the
also, and - sash eannister " With the patronage of his late Ma-
tltidwkne„
to all by the Lords of the Treasury." A liberal
‘t,,l ts
„taYar,bl__avenclers of Grinistone's Eye-snuff." All orders
~d
Letters post paid. Genuine old Snuff
4, imported.