The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-11 00:00:00

MONEY MATTERS.

ALL Money Neguciations continue to he trans-
acted, with the widest honour, punctuality, and se-
crecy; by -Messrs. Harris and Go. at their Annuity Bank,
No. 5, Great SulFolk-streer, Charing-Cross, on Annuities,
Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings,. Dowers, Jointdes,
Pensions, Places, keversions, or any other mode or matter,
as circumstances. may. be. Large Sums of Money always
ready fur well secured Annnitills-, and for which a liberal
price will be given, according to age and security., and-all
Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the
Grantor.

Principals, or their A ttorniese applying personally, before
Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the most explicit
manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly auswered.
N. B. A large Sum of Money ready to pprchase Freehold
Leasehold Houses, in approved situat:ons.

JOHN GRINDLE, Chemist and Druggist to His
j Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, respectfully in-
forms the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that the
Business which 'he has many years established at No. 2,
fiaYmaiket, is now removed to large ai:d more extensive
Premises, No. 132, Pall-mail, nearly opposite the Hay-
market, where it will be carried on in all its branches, with
the greatest punduality, care, and attention.
He begs leave to return his sincere Thanks to his nume-
rous Friends and Customers, for their past favours, and
humbly to solicit a continuance of the same, assuring them,
that nothing on his part shall be wanting to merit. that Pa-
tronage which he has hitherto had the honour to receive, and
which will ever be a pride in him to acknowledge with
gratitude.

Pall-mall, Feb. 1,13 oz.
, (0- Chemicals, Drugs, &c. in their greatest perfearon,
wholesale, retail, and tor exportation.

THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI respeitfully in..
forms the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that
his genuine DENTIFRICE and TINCTURE for the
Teeth, his ELIXIR for the Tooth—Ach, and his STYP-
TIC for the stopping of all limmorrnages internal or ex-
ternal, are now distinguished by being folded in the new-
invented Straw Paper, his name, as a Proprietor of that
Establishment, being mscrtedin the Water-mark.
N. B. The efficacy and repute of the above Compositions
hiving excited many spurious imitations,, the Chevalier
hereby otters the Sum of One Hundred Pounds to the Person
who shall prosecute to corrvidiv*any one of thou sharneleis
invaders of Lis Ptoperty.

TO BE SOLD 131 AUCTION, •
On Mondays the lith Day of February, fr3o2, at the 'Bell
Inn, at Frampton, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ES TATES: in the Parishes olArlingham,Fretheine;
and Saul, in the County of Gloucester :
IN ARLINGIIAM.

Lot t. A very compad and desirable Estate; consisting of
a Farm-House, with necessary out-buildings, and 163 A.
3R. SP. in proportionable quantities of Arable, Mcaduw,
Pasture; ,Orcharding, and. Wood Land, at or near Overton,
in the occupation of Mr. George Wilkins and other.
The greater part of this Estate lies on an eminence corn,
manding beautiful Views of the River Severn, and the
adjacent Country, terminated on the: West by-the Forest
Hills., To a Gentleman inclined to build, few situa-
tions will be found preferable.
Lot 2. A' Piece of Rich Meadow Land, near-to the River Se-
vern, called GREAT NO.I"I'ING containing 14A. 3R.

6P. in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Cook .7 -
Lot 3. Another Piece of Valuable Meadow Land adjoining
to the hat .mentioned, called WEST MARSH MEAD,

containing 11A. zR. 32P. in the occupation of the said,
Nathaniel Cook.
Lot 4. A FARM-HOUSE and tvtro good Barns, three
Stables, a Cyder-House, Mill and Press, and on.' Cottage;
with four Closes of Rich Pasture Land and orCharding

adjoining, containing together 14A. oR.. 81)_., in the occu:
pation of the said Nathaniel Cook. -
Lot 5. A Cottage and Garden adjoining to the last Lot, in
• the occupation of the said Nathaniel Cooke containing 28P.
Lot 6. A r iece of Land on Barrow Hill containing 6A. oR.
tP. in the occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Cook.
IN FRETHERNE.

Lot 7. A well-built Messuage„ two Barns, two Stables, a
Cyder-House, Mill and Press, in good repair; with a
Garden, trA. of good Arable Land; and six Closes of fine
Orcharding and Pasture Land, containing together about
26A. in the occupation of Mr. John
IN SALIL's ALLADOW.

Lot 8. Two Acres and an Balla Meadow Land; in the oc-
cupation of Mr. John Wells.
IN MEADALI.S.
Lot 9. An Acre and a Halt of Meadow Land, in the occu-
pation of Mr. tolin Wells.
Lot 10. Eleven Beast Pastures in Saul's Warth.
The ditlin•ent Lots lie very contiguous; and may be conve-
niently occupied together ; and may,. if more agreeable to
Bidders, be put up together; or in such other order as shall
be agreed upon at the time of Sale:
-Timber of above a certain girth to be taken to at a fair va-
luation. _

The Parochial Taxes arc very low.
The greater part of the Purchase Mbney may remain- on
Security of the Premises, ifjnore convenient to Purchasers.
Plans of the Lots may be seen, and printed Particulars had
at the 01;ices of Messrs. Welles and G wiimetti Cheltenham ;
Messrs. Welles and Lesitigham,l U pton-uponSevern ; or
Messrs. Lewis and James, Gray's Inn ; and. printed Particu-
lars may also be had at the principal Inns in 4:loucesterihirc
and
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