The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-08 00:00:00

SACRED MUSIC.

This day was. published Vol. 11. dedicated,- by permission,
to the Right Hon. the Earl of Mal inesbury, .
ASELECTION of the most admired PIECES of
VOCAL MUSIC, from the Te Deum, Jubilate, and
Anthems, adapted to some of the choicest Music of the
greatest Italian and other foreign Composers, by the late
james'Harris, Esq. arranged and published by.
JOSEPH CORFE.
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forMed, that their Books are ready at all the principal
Musicsellers in London, and at Mr. Corle:i,
price I2S.

. CLARENDON PRESS. , .
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Price 9s. 6d. in boards,
UCLIDIS ELEIVIENTORUM LTBRI.
PRIORES XII. Ex Commandine et Gregviii Ver-
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JOHNS9N's POETS,_RE- EDITED BY: DR. WU:TN:
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a Preface, Biographical and Critical. -
By J. -AIKIN;•M. D..
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Samuel Johnson, L.L. D. re-edited with new Biographkal.
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AN.EW PICTURE OF PARIS.
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Publicationeitant. •
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PROCEEDINGS of the COURT of KING's
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London Merchants, in an Anion brought by Charles Brooke,
Wool-broker, versus Henry Guy, Clothier, fora Libel.
Taken in Short-hand by Mr. GURNEY .
" I think this Paper is a most excellent TreatiSe upon the
Duty of a Broker. Whether the. Plaintiff is to 'continue a
Broker or not, I do not know ; but if he is, I wish he
.would
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better. Observations on the Duty or a Broker, on his Oath,
on his Bond, and-upon every thing he ought to do, and .some
things whiCh lie ought not to do, I am sure I never read."
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For BILIOUS COMPWNTS,.and DISORDERS of the

STOMACH andBOA,VELS • :
Dr. IAMILS'sANTALEPTIC PULS:

HE 'Excellence. of . these PILLS, as • a gentle.
purgative, and as a general-.preservative of Health, by
assisting Nature in the dtie discharge of the Animal Functions,
has established their reputation as.a'Medicine of the first im-
portance: They arc admirably calculated for Disorders, of
the Stomach and I3owels ; tor persons of a Bilious, a Gouty,
or a-Rheumatic disposition • as well as for those whose-Con:-
stitutions have been affeded by a, too-adive or too-sedentary
lite; or.by, a-residence in hot Climates. j Th'ey are likewise
particularly serviceable in 'Head---kchs' occasioned by Thai-
gestion, and. in removing the badvfleets:.olyree,livingl as.
also in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the. con.
sequence of intemperance. -'
The tendency of these Pills . is to open the pores by night,
and the body by thy ; they Moreover promote sleep, andJe-
qUire neither' confinement nor attention to clict. Recourse
should be 'had to thenvon the first itt.ack'of a cold, or upOn
any slight indisposition ; and the} should never be omitted at
bed-time after .an excess of eating .or drinking.; and thus
their distinguiStked characteristic will be maintained of pro-
moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified by their InVen-
tor, who; by the constant use of them, though a very free-
liver; attained the age of seventy-five.
As the AN ALI PTI C PILLS owe their .virtues to a
pectiliar preparation, which has never been divulged but
to the present Proprietors,- they can only be had genu-
ine from them; and they are sold by •F rancis Newbery,
at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the East
End of St. Paul's, a few doors from ChAipside, London;
and at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street. in Boxes,
price 4s. 6d...eaeh, Stamp- included ;,or quantity of Six
in one large Box for i.l. as. 6d.
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terfeits.

NEW MUSIC. - -
This. Day was p9blished, price 6s.
Dr EACE, 'an ODE : written by kobsrt
field, Authoiof the Farmer's Boy, &c. set to Music by
WILLIAM COLE. •

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Strand ; and ❑iay be had of all Music-dealers .in own and,
Country.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-$OLI),
Pursuant to a. Decree and subsequent Order of the. High
Court of Chancery, mad;: in a Cau'se MA L'Ll SON against
WRIGHT and Others, before Alexander Popham; Esq.•
one of the Masters of the said Court, at tbe Public Sale
Room, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don, on Tuesday the bth Day of July next, between the
hours of One and Two ,of the Clock in the Afternoon, in
Three Lots;
, A FREEHOLD ESTATE,. called STOW,
BRAY, situate in the Parish of Vylingdales, within
six miles of Whitby, in the County of. York, late the,PiXi-
petty of Isaac Mallison,, deceased_ , consisting of two 'several
Marcus, containing together two MeSsuages, sixteen Cottages.
and-Ninety Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadoi'v, and
Pasture Land, and also a Piece or Parcel of Laud called the
INTAKE, containing near Twenty.-sik Acres, or there-
abouts, ten which a considerable Allum Manufadory has bin
carried re, and there is at present a large-quantity of, cu-
wrought A Ilum Rock theret..k,
N. B. A Deposit of zol. per Cent. is to be'paid by the
Purchaser at the time-of the 5,a1e.1
Printed Particulars may be had at the said Master's Cham-
bers ; at the principal Inns at Whity .Mr.'Henry. Barker,
and Messrs. Sheppard and Adlington, of. Gray's Inn Sq.ure,
London. •

GI,OUCESTEit-PLACE, near,PORTMAN-SQ.UAItE,
'r() LE SOLD.BY AUCTION,
By IVEr:-KtVrBEkLEY;

To_moRROW, the 9th of June, tBoz, on: the Pre :uses;
without Reserve, • -
rr HE beneficial LEASE of a- ,o,m-paEt anci: cop—
venient DWELLING HUSE, with Offices cony_
pleat, and other Accommoditioas, r ictrlete t f a small
genteel Family, hum airy, ,fasbionabje eit-C1e,,,0n.. the ...East
sicte of the street, No. 8..4 late in the occupOpn V a respet-
,table Lady, deceased: •

• The:;itu..gtionOf tliisspotis equaFfp any part of the. town,
being rhe summit Of 'the metrop4lis, and 'not subject
inconvenience whatever. ,•T'lte.. relit 'ii"-sioclei-ate,--tiihi -the'
taxes very low.; the Premises are in perfcd repair, -a,pd
plen-
supplied •with 06:client water; as and 'the otthi6,
1%1,1 c . Sixteen. years'ornhe- lease 'ere unexpired:'
at Midsummer next,-, 4,802. ,
The lionSe comprises a-pleasing,ntrance, assagc,-
a neat 'Dining. t'4-lour, -about "iz 'fee't byfs, *ith VIAL-ter
Dado•Yand :Stuccoed WAIBI Marble • C.himney
Piece and Health, and other Fittings equally suitable. Ad-
joinini; is a Sitting-tOom, or Gentleinan'S Drasitig.:reorii,
in the saute' style of. Wotkmatisliip. -•Rising-tri'the -First:
Floor. is a Storte;Stairce,- with a- t...zat NialiOg-any
leading to the Drawing-room, which is about 27, Feet ,oquare,
with. Double Doors opening ititi; 'the
room, 'elegantly fitted up with Statuary Marble Cilium:y.7
Pieces Modern Cornices, and
.French NYlntlow-s, vvith Su-
perfine Glass and Other Fittings, in the gistfit-}' to ; bcst'Mor-
flee Locks; DoOt .Plates and. Fastenings,zotaplete' ,The
Stone Staircase continues to the, Second Floor, on which ore
Two good Bed-chambers,- with Marble Chimney Pieces'iMd
Hearth, Closets, l'resses;• 'Plaister 'Six..-Paithel.-
DJor,i, Mortice Locks, &c,. complete. On 'the Attic Story
arc three If ooms for Servanti, with SquareCiclings;DOuble
Closets with Shelves, Locks and Keys to Doors ; and on the
Attick Landing are three Presses; fitted up with Shelves
and Folding Doors complete. On the Ground Floor is.a
convenient Kitchen, with every Fixture ; a Butler's Pantry,
Wine. Cellar, a Wash-house, a small Yard, Pantry, .and
Sale. in Front is a Coal Vault, a Small Beer Cellar,
The Area, with Stone Steps, is inclosed with high Iron
Rails.

- May be viewed to the Day of Sale, when Particulars and
Conditions will be then and there produced. -
On this and the following,Day, will also be Sold, the 'neat
Household Furniture, Drawing -Roorn.Suits in Japan, ele-
gant. Window Curtains, noble Fier G lasses, a capital Patent,
Grand Piano Forte, a Table Spring Clock that chimes' the
Quarters ; several Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnitures ; sea-
soned Goose Feather Beds, and Bedding ; an assortment of
Cabinet Work, in Mahogany and inlaid Furniture a com-
plete Set of Dining Tables, with compass ends, a S'ideboard,
Chairs, Three inlaid Knife Cases, silver mounted, with Sets
of Green Handle Knives and Forks complete ; .some Table
and other China ; a curious Set of WedgeWOod Ware ; some
Table and other Linen ;' a, variety of Kitchen Furniture, a
Dial, and other Elleets,
14'nich may be: viewed the Mornings of Sale, when Cata-
logues will be delivered; beginning each day precisely at
Eleven o'clock.

:s1: 13. 71'lic Lease of the abbvementioned Premises will be
Sold the First Lot, with immediate possession.
* * The Purchaser to take the Fixtures at a fair Valua-
tion, which will be particularly described at the time of Sale,
trr Several capital Residences, and genteel Cottages, to
be Let and Sold for Particulars, inquire of Mr. Kimberley,
No. 160, Piccadilly, London..

PARADISE COTTAGE. • •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL that Singular and Beautiful RESIDENCE,
in the true peasant style, but equal for Neatness and
Comforts to the first Residenee in Europe. ; refreshed by an
overflowing :ipringin the Centre; which discharges regularly
306 gallons in One hour, and never 'varies in all Seasons, and
is allowed to be the purest, softest, 'and finest Water in the
Kingdom, for every desired purpose. The, Soil of the Gar-
dens, Orchard, and Grounds, is prolific to a degree beyond
description. yearly produce has always been ex-
tremely abundant, and the present Crops will at first view
be a sufficient Kopf of the fertility of this remarkable Spar.
It is situated in thafmtieh-adinired Circle, ENG L F.;LD
REE N ; detached • from every._ thing- that, is disagreeable,
and open to the most beautiful South-West. Views ~to. the
Royal Great Park, the Belvidier, the towering EVer-Greens,
and Niirseries ; Within-an- easy. distance .from the -; rear
Western Turnpike Road. ,The. Air, with the addition from.
the Spring,req uires no .111 edi cal Art to i-es t ore ;Ind preserve
the mostdeneate ConStikuiiont.
. _

The above..mentioned,Cottigeacomprises a. neat .Duilding;.
without Staireases but fitted upevery otter ConVe-
nience for a small Genteel Family ; containing one Parlour;
twol3ed-Rooms; and ittien frtint -;iat tile,. Back of
.which, Northf is a ,Wash-house, with a. Ore.:place; Oven,
and Copper; a Bed..roum. tbr the Naid S4vants,; a Pantry,
Dairy,' and Cellar ;Nether. Detached; but n-ear,
tagelvitiv tbree Rooms,L'tliat•inight'the.. converted. for. Merl..
Servant; served from th,.: same Spring,. elosa.tdijie Pre-
mises: At a propei distance acid very cdnVehieiTt, are 'the.
Out-Offices, containing an excellent ,Bain; StabNlor
Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow-house, a,elose Shed
for Tools, and a Granary ; the FarM Yard adjoining, ‘sitli
other Lofts,,ke. • • - •
. The whole- in perfed Repair,.antl possesses all the wished:-
for Pleasures of a rum', paapy Country Lite, at no expellee.
The Sittiation di' these Snug Cotragc.bein!,-, led 1).;,'
about Twelve Acres of Freehold and Copy:iold, equal • td.
Freehold, and nut subject Fines„or any, other disagreeable
Tenure, with many 'years mprovement ;• weal p amt.& vial
the choicest-Fruit Trees. :now in, high perli::etionv and tie
Lands in great order,
,veil .minced ; bounded North by ,InclQ:
surest and in two point's by a dry
,advanta;,;eous 'CommOn, to
winch-the Occupier has an uniiiiiiterf ,rittir fur Fuel; at;
well as Stock ; and also to Cranbedro Foi-est, a:nd...the Lam-7•
mas of Eghamikleads„ very valuable. Distance frqm E.gharn
one mile ; tour froth Windsor ; and 'nineteen 'from the. Mc

. , .
tropolis. . • • • .'. - .
May. be viewedby,Tickets, and further particulars kilowni,
bv. application, zo Nlr, Kimberley, Surveyor of, Estates, We.
N. t 63, PU:,:adi)ly, London: . '• • '-. . '''''
- N. 13. 1:11,. above Est4Te is clear of all incumbrances,:'nnd
po,s,2ssion 4n Ay ha.liadininu-dia!el.Y.i.az AlatsitLiuneir,,o.yp:iy-
ing tar the Crops; or, at NliLhaelinas. .
** Several' (kilted Weskit:aces and- --Cottages,‘lti file'
circle of sikty miles, at Sunning-IL-tit, wth -Lodgings near the-,,
celebrated,Wells, and in the most beAutiful—part.of.Windsor
Forest. EtiqUiQ as abine: ..
Ail Letter 3, pesl=pa.i.d, willA:•thily au-swetkl. ..- - - - -