The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-28 00:00:00

MODERN HISTORY

THE Ancient Part of. Dr. MAVOR's UNI-
VERSAL 'H I STO R Y being now completed in Niue
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of Odober, and that a Volume will continue to. be pnblish-
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By MARY HATS.
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A NEW NOVEL.
This Day was published, in Two Volumes,
Price 9s. in boards, '
11.0MULUS, a Romance of Ancient Times ;
translated from the admired Original of LA FON-
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By the Rev. Mr. WILL.
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WIDLEY, near PORTSMOUTH.
TO BE LETT, or SOLD, and immediate Possession given,
THE HOUSE and ESTATE a i BROOMFIELD.
The Premises' are very pleasantly situated, and are
well adapted for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family.
Apply 19 Dr. Waller, Portsmouth.

STAFFORDSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Under the Direelion of the Assignees of the Estate of John
Harrison, a Bankrupt,
By T. SHORTHORE, of Hanley,
On Wednesday the Bth of September tBsz, at Four o'Clock
.in the Afternoon,. at the George Inn, in Leek, in the
County. of Stafford ; either in One or Two Farms, as may
be fixed at the time of Sale ; and subject to such Condi-
tions as will be then produced;
A Compact Tythe.free, FREEHOLD ESTATE,
11. called the STEELE-HOUSE FARM, and situate
at Bradnop, about two miles from Leek aforesaid,' between
the Buxton and Ashbourn Turnpike Roads, consisting of a
commodious Farm-house, with appropriate Out-buildings,
and 224 Acres of Land, lying in a Ring Fence, and now in
the.occupation of John Torr, as Tenant from .Year to Year.
This Estate is about ten miles from Buxton, and in the
vicinity of excellent Grouse Shooting. It is capable of
being made a capital Patin: The Land lies well upon the
descent, and. to a good aspel, and a considerable quantity
may be irrigated at a small expence,. from two rills that run
throilh it.
Ti "".aird Tax is only 41. xBs. Sd. yearly, and .the floors'
Rates aoderate. There is lime within two miles, at gd. per
horse load, and it May be had for 7d. at the distance of six
miles.

A considerablepart of the Purcliase.money may remain,
on security if the Estate, if the Purchaser wishes such an
accommodation:

The Tenant will shew the Premises, and for further par-
ticulars, refer to Mr. Tortlinson, Solicitor, Hanley, in the
Stallbrdshite Potteries, where a Map may be seen.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
By VERRAL AND SON,
At the Svtran Inn, Hasting, in the County of Susstx, on
Saturday the nth day. of September neXt, between the
hours of five and seven in the afternoon,
A LL that truly Valuable FARM called BOHE-
MIA, containing 8o A. zR. 53 P. more or less,
being extra parochial, delightfully situated within the liberty
of, and at a short distance from, the Town and Port of Hast-
ing, in the occupation of Mr. William Foster, whose Lease
expires at Lady-day 1804.
Also several Pieces of FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND,
near to or adjoining the Town of Hasting aforesaid, in Thir-
teen several Lots.

And also, a COPYHOLD FARM, in Barnham, in the
Parish of Bexhill, consisting of a Farm-Houp, a Cottage,
and a Carden .and Orchard, two ,larns, &c, together with
71 A. 3 R. o P. more Or less, of Arabic, Meadow and Pasture
Land, now in the occupation of Messrs. Maplcsdens, Te-
nants at Will.

N. B. Printed Particulars may be had in a few days, at
the Bars of Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill ; the London
Coffee-house, Ludgate Hill; Swan bin, Basting ;_ Castle
Tavern, and Old Ship Inn, Brighthelinstorie ; New Inn,
Eastbourne ; also at the Office of Messrs. Lanridge and Kell,
Solicitors, Lewes; and of _the Auctioneers, at their Office
in the Clifre Lewes.

Bohemia Farm may be viewed by applying to the Tenant,
Mr. William Foster.

The Copy hold Farm, at Bexhill, may likewise be viewed
by app'ying to the Tenants of the sane, Messrs. Maples-
dens. •

And the several Parc;ls of Freehold Meadow Land, set out
in Thirteen Lots, may also be viewed by applying to. Mr.
Cramp, at the Little Ridge Farm, 'tasting.
Lewes, Sussex, Aug, 14, 1801.

WATER MILLS.
To be SOLD or LEW fora TERM,
To Enter to at Pleasure, .
MHE CAPITAL FREEHOLD WA TER
MILLS, called "the BELL MILLS, at Driffield, in
Yorkshire, for Spinning Worsted, Cotton, or Flax, for
making Paper, grinding Corn, or any other business that re-
quires. great Water Powei, and much Room.,
The Stream is uncommonly strong, never floods, never
freezeS, and never fails in any matefral degree.
The new-built Mill is one hundred and four feet four
inches long, and thirty-three feet four inches broad within
the Walls ; it is Four Stories high, all very lofty; and a
very good Room in the Roof.—The great \\limel is fourteen
feet ten inches diameter, and eleven feet six inches wide.
"There is a good Dweiling-house and Garden adjoining to
the old Mill, besides a Drying Shade and Conveniences for
Paper making, and the Corn Trdde, and in all about Nine
or_Teri Acres of Land. . . .

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As Spinning Millsthey have no rival near them, and have
the advantage of. plenty of Children tc) be 'hired on kinuch
lower wages than at most other places'i, they are in
a healthy, cheap and *millil country,, within about, two
hundred yards of a gooct.NavatLen to• Hull, in the centre of
one of the, best distriffs Wool and 'Corn, near one of the
best English Sea Ports for .Ropes and Kags, and the Water
is so clean that it will suit for making -the ..finest Writing
Paper:
There is a large Stock of Machinery for Spinning`Worsted
in the Premises ; also. Dyeing Utensil Combers and
Smiths' Shop Tools,
,e4c. and one Halt o( the Purchase-
money may remain upon intereSt, on good Security, for some
years. •
Many more particulars may be seep in a liand Hill at
thu Sun Printing Office'. sod York and Sheepshanks, of
Leeds ;- and Richard and William Porter, of .Driiteld, the
Owners, Will treM tQr the sarxie.

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ORDNANCE- PR E,II.IIsES, at ROrlf If 17.1-11THP
0 F IC A' 41 ORD 27. "IC; E, . .

A4u.d it; iscz:
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pr-TE PRINCIP :IL, OFFICERS (?f. 11IS M
ORDNANCE d herr6y-giv.e.Naire, that.
'will be ready, at theit Ojice, in St, Margaret-street, 11''eltrii;Ister,
on TUESDAY; the ;Ist instant, tc receive Pit-Iwcfr fi.vx such -
Persans wh, Inv keit:Wing to become theiPurchaser,f of avecy Eti-
gibleand Enproveable LEASE H LI) E r , the ProperCy
of the Ordnance, situate. at Rotherbithe, in the County of Surrey;
corthisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE,. ere:',ltarer a Piece of
Ground. on the North Sik of L-Livender-street,--zt:/ththe various
Out-buildings, together ?with .an et7tn,iut IVHAR F,
.fy;,,ting
the Rivet' 'Panics, it° Feet in Length, and WAREHOUSES,
BAKEHOUSE;. ACCOUIITING-HOLISEi and seveita
other Buildings erei*d thereon ; 'and also all Benefit and Advan,
tage arising fi-oite His 114'esty's Letters Patent, granted fir a
certain Invention for saving Coal and ether Fuel, in the
ingqf ..,Y!eart-Engines, and- fcr other Parpc,rs ; and also all Beni-
!? a Renewal of * such Patent c li,.t rz isf a CAVITA L
STEAM ENGINE; erected on .f•e Premises; a;rd also
the therm consteutled en the Principre of the said New Inven,;
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• The abovesstentlemed Premises are 4c1,1 jor u Terk, of t.,!iich
Eightee✓t Years 'were unexpired at Lacy Day /art, at the low
Reza of