The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-28 00:00:00

ANN;II',RSARY.

THE ETON ANNIVERSARY will be het.4 at
the Crown and Anchor Taverii; in the Strand; TO-
MORROW, SATURDAY, May 29,
-Right Hon. Earl of DALKEITH, in Ow Chair.
Right Hon. Lord Viscount Right Hon. Lord King
Hinchinbrooke Right Hon. Lord el'ivbroke
Right Hon. Lord Porches- Sir Wm. Yourig
ter Mr. Serjeant Lens
Right Hon: Lord Vis. Mor- Win. Walcot, Esq.
peth • Sir. William 'Milner -
Right Hon. Earl of Tanker- Bryant Cook, Esq, .M. P.
-vilie V. Gibbs, Esc!:
N. B. Those Gentlemen who intend tb honour the- Meet-
ing with their Company, are requested to send for TickSts,..
at.the Bar of the Tavern, as early as possible.
Dinner at Five o'clock.—Tickets, ros. 6d. each.

YORK. •
•. . '
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE..C.C.INTRACT,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
_. •
AMost Desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, with
Coach-house, Stabling, 'ajad convenient Offices the
property and lately the residence of HENRY• FRA ices,
IS
G RE VI LL F., Esq. beautifUlly situated withinthree miles of
the City of York, the navigable river Ouse wa,:;:ring the
Batiks of ?he Pleasure-ground, which ebnsiSt of three Acres,
elegantly-and tastefully laid out, and comprising Hot-house,
Conseivatory, Aviary„ Etc. the W,ltole insetfe4 ordOi',o lit
for the immediate reception of a genteel-Family.
The neat Houseliblcryurniture may be taken at-a 'valua-
tion, at the option or the Purchaser. --- •

A Plan. of the House and a Drawing of the Grounds, inaS,
be seen at Mr. Christie's, Pall Mall, any day -after the tiisr:of
June. ' • -- 1

COAST •OF HAMPSHIRE
TO BE SOLD BY .PRIVATE CONTRACT, .•
Within Half a Mile of a good• Turnpike Road,-
A New.-built VILLA,. with .attached, and de-
tached Offices compleat, Kitchen. Garden,. Green-
houso, •8.7 c. surrounded- by about r2o •,Acres of Land,
markably well wooded; with a: considerable quantify of fine
Oak Timber. The Estate is washed by a Navigable RiVer;
'on which there- are two Quays or Hards. A Faim-house,
Yard, Barn, &c detached and well planted out The House.
is fit for the immediate reception of Gentleman's Family;
and commands most beautiful Land and Sea, Prospeets.
For particulars apply-(if by letter, pbst-paid). to Mr. Ride
ding, Southampton, 'of whom TiCkets may' 'be had for
viewing.

'CITY OF CJINTERBURY.,
CAPITAL INN TO' BE LETT.
TO BE LETT by AUCTION to the highest Bidder, at the
Guildhall . of the said-City, on TueSday the•Sth Day-of
tune next,- at Eleven. o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the
term of Twenty-one Years, to commence from the loth -
Day of Odober next, at the highest Yearly Rent, clear of
all Dedudions; the best Bidder may be willing, to give-
(subjed to such Reservations and Conditions. as will then
and there. be produced), •
LL that (Id-accustompd, Caiiitat and Comilla-
,
dious INN, called the RE D- LYON, most advan-
tagenisly situated in the Principal or High street of the City
of,Canterbury, in the direct Road 'from London .to.llover,
and large and convenient. Stables, Outhouses, Edifices,
BUildings, Yards, Cellar.i. and Appurtenances thereunto be-
lorigirg, together with two Cellars under the Guildhall of
the sat city, and now in the occupation of Mr. Janh:s.Hen-
Nvood.---The Tenant will be accommodated with the use of a
Carriage-way from 'Sun-street to the back part of the Pre-
mises on all bays.of the Week, except on Saturdays.
By Order of the Mayor and Commonalty,.
THO. HAMMOND, .Town-Clerk:

To BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS, PRINT _SEL-
LERS, and AMATEURS of FINE ENGRAVINGS.
The supeth COPPRPLATEW of MACKLIN's.BII:4-E,
With STOCK and'other EFFECTS.
• TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By, PETER COXE, BURRF,LL and FOSTER,
At Mrs. Macklin's great Audion and Exhibition Room,
No. 39, in fleet-street, •
On WEDNESDAY. the 9th Day of June,
(The Salo to begin at Twelve o'Clock),.
Q EVEN TY-ONE COPPERPLATES, cpntain_
ing the Historic Engravings, and One Hundred and
Fourteen Ditto, containing theyignettcs, with the remain-
ing Impressions on` hand, as the same were published-in the
late Thomas Macklin's Splendid, Magnificent, and Matchless
Edition of the Holy Bible, with a few complete Sets of
Proof Prints, lettered and unlettcred,'which clamn die atten—
tion- Of the Amateurs Of . fine • and, singular. Engravings.=
Also a few Reams Of .Imperial Quarto. Paper, Waste Letter-
Press,' Tis Site; Pasteboard, • and other Paper, and varions
Presses and UtenSils used in carrying On'this Work.
And at the . same time 40 place will be sold -various
Pidures and Prints, with some Copperplates, being the re-
maining part of the Stock in Tratie•of the late 'Thomas
Macklin. .

To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale.
Catalogues nay be had of Messrs. Peter Ctixe,- 13urrell, and
FOster, at their ()thee in ThrogniwtOn-street; andat the
Place of Sale, on and atter Monday next, the.3iSt.day of Miiy
inst. • •

ESTATE . NEAR DUBLIN'.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Commercial Buildings, in Dublin, on Monday the
the 21st Day of lune•next, at TWo o'Clock in the After-
noon, (subject to Conditions to be then produced),
rrHE INHERITANCE in FEE-SIMPLE,..6Ia
.
very compao and, valuable ESTATE, situate at
Rathmines, Within one mile of the City of Dublin, •in the.
holding ot five unexceptionable Tenant at. the clear yearly
Rent of 9571. British. Currency, payable in. England..
The above property is capable of great improvement, being'
within a shiall distance of the Grand-Canal, and having the.
advantage of excellent Turnpike. road around it. •
One part tot the Estate is lett 'on•Leases for Lives,• renew
able for ever, on payment. of Fines, and the other 'for trims
of 'years. • '

~'f he Estate wilt be Sold either together or in Lots, as may
be agreed upon at the time of sale.
.For particulars, apply to Messrs. Harris and,Bryan, York-
street, Dublin k or to Mr. C. D. Henchman, Watergate-
street, Chester.

DEVON.
• TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the New Inn, in Bidetbrd, on Thursday the 24th Day of
June nekt, between the flours of Four and Eight lit the
Afternoon, (Unless disposed of by Private Contract before
the 12th of that month, in which case, proper Notice will•
be given), '

THE PEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
all that Large, Genteel, and. Commodious HOUSE
and PREMISES, late in -the- occupation of. WILLIAM
BICKFORD JACKSON, Esq. pleasantly situated on the
East side Of the River Torridge, in the Towaofßiciefind, con-
sisting of a handsOme LOb.by, Ditiing-parlour, and- Drawing_
room, in front ; and an excellent Kitchen, Pantry, Butler's
Pantry, Larder, WashLhouse or Brew-house, and Laundry
behind, on. the Ground Floor, with a large Store-room-Over
the Brew-house, and two Cellars under the Laundry ; a neat
Break.fut-room, three good Lodging-rooms, and two Dress-
. ing.rbogiA, on the first Floor ; three good Bed-rooms and
two Dressing-mortis on the second Floor,• and four Rooms
for Servants on the' -Attie Story, with numbers of Closets
and.every conveniency throughout the Hour ; also a Coach-
house .and five .stalled Stable, With a Loft over and behind
the satnt, a Poultry 'Court, and a large Green Court, with
drying LineS for Cloaths. In front of the House is an area
that leads to the Watei-side., and behind, a spacious walled
Garden stocked with choice Fruit Trees just in theii prime,
and -at tM top of the Garden a- handsome Pleasure 114Juse,.
which.comniands a delightful View of the Town. and River
of Bideford,. and the adjacent Country.
• Fore Vim of the Premises-or other particulars, apply to
Mr.• L.- Pridhain, in Bideford. aforesaid, who will treat for
sellin:e the same by Private Contrati.
Iq. B. The Howe is well adculated for a Genteel Private
1? ainilc, or'asMercliani. • 1
, litli-May,.-kBo2, • • •