The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-23 00:00:00

NEW TWVENTED HATS.

conseggence of the very great • Complaint of
I late, of the bad quality of Hats, it has induee&lMr. Hare.
of No. 7i, Stranfic wit° has resided there tlie4e twenty year,-
: to try the experiment of inixinMoles' Fur with Beaver,
which ate has found to anSwerliis most
only for their durability,which, on trial, Will be; found lt;vvear
. out near two such. Hats As are made in the usual: way,
Mole Fur making them so much finer, and of a e,loser tcx;;;/e•
than the various coarse Puts 'that are usually made use at' its
the Manufaduring of Hats.; and, with other good
the .Fur will not come oil; which has been. so mucis cs,a.;•.
plained ()lot' late, as well- as. their ,taking a most beautii
111nelt,• which' will retain their • colottr and 'being 'the,
Alanufadurer of his own Hats, he sells them at tne':),,w`:.
price: of fl. 3s. Stamps includes.Likewisea • ,varkty' of
Army and Noy Hats, Fohting ditto, Patent Sill; k•EL,
; very Hats, and Ladies and Children's Hats; elegantly trimmed.
,
N. 13; Worthy, the attention of Merchtints tbr•Ex?ortatior',-
44*- Mole Skins bought in any 'quantity:
' Letters (post_paid), respeding Mole Skins, only attended
, to. . • -

CAPITAL ESTATES IN LANCASHIRE.
"TO' BE SOLI:Y.93Y' AUCTION,
At Mr. Richardsp's,-.the Royal Oak, in Choi:ley, in the
County of Lancaster;'-on Tiiesday the 16th of November,
zgoz, at Three o!Plock in_the Afternoon, and -the follow-
-1,1.5; Days,
PHE several ESTATES (hereafter mentioned,
,lizing part 'of the.PreAerty.. o the late lames Long-
ESq: all oithem well situated, and in goad condi-
tion,
.in his siveral-iMa4iors! of Buxton, UlveS2WaltOn; anti
Eccieston, lying between Preston, • Wigan and Ormskirk ;-
in a populous, and manufaetni-Mg part of thy County, in the
following Lots, in statute measure, and subjett to such Cott-
ditions of Sale, a; will be then. produced.

In ULVES-WA uroN.,. •
• Lot 1, An Estate in the possession of (obis Samnet,con-s
- slsting of a "House, Our-ttttiiclings, Orchard, r; atalesesel
• severaLClostes of Land, containing 32 A. all. 13 P. -as
„se:.
In EUXTON.
2. T Closes of Land, called the Rye- Crofts, in the see es
veral possessions of John- Johnson and '‘S'illiarn Rose, eon-.
= tltinirig At iR. 17 P.
An ;.state in the Possession of Richard Rohnason, cow, t ,
sisting of a ll..suse., Outs-Buildings, :Orchard, Croft, and se-e
veral CloSes of Land, containing 12. A. 3 P. ; also two Closes
of Land called the lack Field and Lower Hey, containing
BA. 2 R. "i 2 P. in the pstssession of Henry Marsden.
4. An Estateent the possession of Marys Forshew, consist-
ing of a House, Oat-Buildings, Garden; and several Closes
of-Land, containing, 12 A. erlt-r-32 P ; also a Close called
the Mag;Hole„ enntaining 2Rs ,at P. in the pdssession of
- _fames Woods. -
5. An Estate in the possession of 'Ehornas'Lowe, called
Do= s-Hall, consisting of a House, Garden, Orchard, Croft,
and two Closes of Land, containing 5 A. 3 R.. 27 P.
6. An BState in the possession ot William Bate, consisting
of a .HOuse, Outaßuildiago; Yard, Orchard,. and several
CloSes of Land, • cal led else Rough Lane Croft, the Rough
Lane, the Two Small Crofts, the Beach Field. the. Beach
Croft, the Great Wheat Hey, the Little Wheat fly, the .
Rough Bank, the Ble-CornltCy, the Little Corn • Hey the
Great-Park, the Middle Park, and the Farther Park ; con-
taningf46 A. 3R. 19 P. ; also, two Closes called the Hell
Fields, contenting 7A. 12 P. in the possession of jemea
•
Hunt.
7. A Close of Land called the Old Bowling Green, in the
possession of Thomas RaVenscrott, containing t K: 26 P. -
B'. Two Dwelling Houses and Croft, is the possession of
Richard Righye-containing 1 A. 9 P.
9. A Dwelling-liolase and Garden, in the possession of
Hugh Walinsley, containing I R. 3o P.
to. An Estate in the possession of James- Hodgkinson, cos - •
. sisting of a House, Out-Buildings, Orchard, Garden, eset
several Closes of Land, containing 28 A. 4.-P.
11. An Estate in the possession, of Henry Marsden, eaine
slating 'of a House' Out-Boildings, Garden, 0 seitaro, 1 ,
Croft. and several Closes of Land called, the-Barn ases
the Bare Hey; the Six Acres„ the -Little Field. a Leaser
High-Field, nheLittle Meadow, and, the Burch, s eee,tng
3z A. 7P. ; also, a Close of Land called the esee s.,sess.
containing 5A . in the possession of Walla :It ess. ,
' te.
,A Dwelling-House, Orchard, and e, el the e•se..-
session, of folio Addison; containing t A.' pea).
Runshaw Hall Estate consistioe'os'a espi.el•kistesioes'
house, with 'convenient Offices and Out- basidings, two laege,
Orchards in high perfedion, with set- eacellent Fish Nile& .1
thitrain, a taro. C;aisie, ; round, and well stock 4 a.
1 eie#hesse t'o
choice Fruit rases; itaso emahoitsee
'several Closes of Lands to:o belengioe, contitiiiiia at A -
22 P. in We." possession of John -Carr ; ,also two Closes of
Land, called the Nearer Ne.s-, Close, and the Fe:roes- :
Close; containing i 6 A. 1 it. 28 P ..ie is.oesiesseess J_,-;.t
Norris; likewise two Closes-called the et ea rer it r ear:" I : sea,
and the Farther Runshaw Hev, s
the possession of Alexander hillier...
.-
14. A. Dwelling- house and Gatden, in the passessor,
John Grimes, containing+3B'l), '
15. A Dwelling:house and Garden, in the oesesseee
!ohm Clitherow, containing, t R. 6 P.
16. An Estate, in the possession of James Hulse, ssessir.:4ll
of a House, Out-buildings, • Orci,arn, lie-don. sod : sseases
Closes of Land, called the Meadow, the- Marled t
High Fields, A. and B. end the Leach Mestiew,
Hig. 2 R. 35 P. ; also two Closes of Land, celled I:, I„;e'es:
h Field, and the Higher, High Field, contaioing ei•: •
8 P.- in- the possession of William Bate ; also a Closes of
Land, called the llurth Field, containing 4 A.' i k. .24
the poSsession of William Rose; - likewise a Close; "called the-
Highfield Meadow, Containing 3 A. 4 P. in the:possession of
John Johnson. ,
17. An Estate, in the possession of John Taylor; consist-
ing of a House; Ont-builslings, Yard, tsrahard, Garden, and
'several Closes House,,
Land, called the Common, the Yew free-
-Croft, the 13erre'Meitdcw, the Nearer Black C.:sone-elle 'Farther
Black Croft, the Nearer-Ann Hey, tiie Farther Aen Ilev, tiles
Nearer Horse Hey, the Farther :Horse Hey-,,,ene 'Marled
Fields, the Great Black Fields, A. and B. and the Lanes A.
and B. containing
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• 18. An. Estate, n the possesslon of Isaac Booth, consisting
of a House, Out-buildings' Fold, Orchard, Garden, anti se-
veral Closes of Landecalled the Croft, the Wheat. Her, the
Wood, the Long Croft, the Nearer the Farther
.'Bents
the Barn Hey, the Higher Watt Hey, the Lower Watt Heys
and the Farther Watt Hey, containing 3,9 A. 3R. 12 P.. 1
19, Fourtloses of Land, called The Acres, the Buck:shave
.' Meadow, and the Buckshaw Fields, A. and B. id the posses-
sion of the said • John Taylor, containing 12 A.• 2.R. 34, P. 1'
.als3 six other Closes of land, called the Mattock Hey, the
• Farnworth Hey, the Pinnacle too Gravel Hey, the Higher
Tewitt Hey; and the-Lower Tewitt Hey, in the poseessionof
the said Isaac Booth, containine.3o A. t R. zs P.,
'26. Art Estate, in the possession cif Rose, consist-
ing of a House, Out-buildings, Fold, Orchard, Garden and.
several Closes of
,Lande called the Barn Cron, the Calf
Croft, the Potatoe- Croft, the Barn Meadow, the Pasture"
Hey, the Old Lane, the Wind Blow, the Middle Hey, the
' 'ol4,Wornan'e Mcaslow, and the Runshase neids, A. ai.o
containing 33 A. 3-R. ; also a Close called the Higher West
Croft, containing SA.tR. 2s P. in-the possession of Hall
Ma oideri
21. An Estate, in the possession of lames Woods, consist'
ing of a House, Out-buildings, Orstisrd, Gardens,, and seve-
rat. Closes or Lunff; called the Barn Meadow, the Croft, 014
Green Key, the Pasture Hey, the Ale3duW, the. Mid'
dle [ley, the Great Meadow, the Higher Hodge Hey :•-r4
Croft A. and the Lower Hodge. }ley, containing 25'A. I K.
37 P. e also a Close called the Higher High-Field; contact i 0
. 6A.2R.3 P. in the possession of... Henry Marsden. • '
22. An Estate, in the possession. of Robert Woods, cvs-
sisting of a House, Out-buildings, Garden, Crofts, and save,:
rat Closes of Land, called the Big Sheep Field, the Little
Sheep Field, toe Farther Sheep Field, :the Rush Field, the
Crofts A. and B. containing tz A. i K. 4 P. also two. ClPt•e,"
called the-Higher Croft and the Lower Croft, containing 311::
3 R. 18P. in thepossessionof Isaac Booth; likewise a C
called the Buckshasv Hey, contaiiiing 6A. I R. jp., in 0-
possession of Thomas Ravenscreft.
-In 'ECCLESI'ON.
23. An Estate, in the possession of Henry Blackburnc,
sisting of a House, Out-buildings, Orchard, Garden, Crean'
and several closes of Land-,.containing-:38A: 2R.17 V• f
24. A Dwelling-house and Garden, In the possessico
Thomas Woo6wortite containing IR. 2P.
. es. •Anothes Dwelling-house, Croft, and Garden, in
the
possession of John Hatch, contansingdA. 9P. far-
The respedive Tenants will shew the Premises,
ther particulars may be had by applying to Mr. stroll'G„.
Preston; Mr. SamueLF leetwoodeKtarktiale • As r. !ohne,
.1
Rainford • Mr. Wit-0e Waillwright Halewood; Mr- sargol-
Warren, Livttpool ; Mr. Whistle, Solicitor, Bartlett's-h'-‘e,,, ;
inga, Hplborn, London Mr: Houghton, Solicitor, PrfseTss-
-01 to Messrs. Wiatt and Forest, Solicitors Dale-street,
pool, at whose Office Plans of the Estates ntay Ste sace•