The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-03 00:00:00

SURREY.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the Toth of March inst. at
• Twelve o'Clock, at the Baptist Head Coffee-house, Chan-
cery-lane -
THE following' FREEHOLD ESTATE, si-
tuate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, in the Parish
of Lambeth, viz.
The. MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK-
WELL.

The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu.
pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the Offices, Gardens,
and Pleasure-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day
1833.
The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Garriens,'Orchard,
&c. in the occupation of C. Hall,, and - Cox, Esqrs. un-
der Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1803.
The White Horse Public-house, Offices, and Gardens, in
the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree-
ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826.
The Farm House and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the
occupalionof Mr. Richard Simmons, Tenant at Will.

The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr.
Benjamin Smith Tenant at Will.
The Rouse, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr.
George Wheeler, Tenant at Will.
The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant
at Will,.

The Wax .Manufaaory, with the Mansion Himie, Offices,
and Grounds, in the Occupation' of B. Barrett,' Esq. under
Lease, Foo years and upward of which are uncupired.•
The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is—situate be-
tween the 3d and' 4th Mile Stones on the Road from London
to StreathaM, by which it is bounded on the East, and the
Road called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber-
well, runs through the Estate towards the North.
Plans and Particulars will be ready to be delivered on Fri-
day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chambers,
Tanfield-court, Inner Terriple ; and at W. and 1. Black's
Chambers, Middle Temple-Hall Staircase.
A Person will be appointed to attend at the White Horse
Public-house aforesaid, from Friday the 26th inst. from Ele-
ven till Four each Day (Sundays excepted), to delial Parti-
culars, and slicw the Prcmist.'s.

COUNTY.OF BERKS.
TO BE LETT, FURNISHED,

A N exceeding good FAMILY RESIDENCE,
pleasantly situate in a Rural, "Dry, Healthy Spot, as
:-:ny in the Kingdom, within Two Miles of the Great Bath
Road, and Thirty-four from London._ The Premises haVe
been recently fitted up, and equipped with every convenience;
the Fixtures and Furniture equal, for the immediate accom-
modation of a genteel Family. Detached, the Stables, -Coacb-;
houses, and other Out-buildings, inferior to none, in perfect
repair, and served with most excellent Water; together with
capital- Gardens, fully planted and cropped, and abounds
with the choicest Fruit in the Seasons. The Pleasure-Grounds
beautiful, and quite withirkitself, not expensive, nor subjed
to any inconvenience whatever. The Roads are remarkably
good in all Seasons ; in the Circle of a social, respedable
Neigiibourhood, yet as retired as the most distant Part of the
County.

Furi'her Particulars and Terms by application to Mr. Kim-
berley, No, iGo,
N. B. All King's Taxes, Rates, and other Out-goings,
are included in the'Renti at a very moderate Sum ; or a
Lea.:-.2 and the Furniture may be had at a fair Appraisement.

[PRICE sr •PEN!

OIFICE of COMMERCIAL CO.IIMISSIONERq;i'
_No. 7, Austin Friars, Ft 6 74Pititeiz.
STATEMENTS of INCOME fill' the YEAR TagitP-
..

rr HE COMM'E'RCIAL MIIISSIONER'S
-fin. the CIT v of LONDON' and it: Picinity, ds hereby
give Notire, That i,:ptsrsn,me,,:f the several Acie for granting
certain Duties upon Income, they have appoilited their Secretatyv
THOMAS MARSHAM, Esl. to receive Sl4teMents of incline for
the YearConsmencing.cu the sth day of April 1.62, and ending
ctfllt sth 41y of April 18163, jr6r: all Persry engaged iu T6.sae
or Manzil.ioure sicithis the Limits of ihdr 7urisdic,7l.on, whose
intOme from Tradepriitrizif:l;l4re.ibay amount. to 2001. and
upwards*. • i•
The Statements are to be sealed up azd addreaed toI tbe said
THoMAs MnitsHAm'E./. and,to he deliVered at- this Ohre,
where attendance will be given to receive the same eveiy.,.day
(Sundays excepted) from Ten o'Clock. in thf, t'oresroon until Four
o'Clock ill' the Afternoon, • •
- . ,
fr ,
Everj• Person bringing a Statement is Zr receive a amoer at
this Office, by which isTittstber he is to reCeivc.the Certi:cate• of his
As.iertmentwhen prepared.

tHOIVIAS MARSHA4I.I, Ser.

extent oftthe jurisdiellon -City' of London,
the ..Citrand Liberty of Westminster, tht Portingtrot' South..
wait, theseveral Parishes.. within the Bills of Mortality,
and the Parishes of St. Mary-le-Bunn end St.' Pancras, and
all the: Parishes within the Counties of Middlesex, Essoc,
Kent, and Surrey, any part whereof shall be situate within
ten miles of the Royal Exchange.
11 I. Proper Forms, with Blanks, making. cut Statements,
and printed Instrireions for estimating for!name, may Se hal at this
Vffice.

OFFICE of COMMERCIAL -0011L1113.'s .iu ..),
No. 7, Austin Friars, Fr,S. 20, I:):)E.
mRE COMMERCIAL ,COMiIIISSL:IATERS
for the CITY of -LONDON and its Picini:J., request the
Public to take INktice, That all Persons engaged in Trade or Ma.:
nufaaure within the limits of their jurisdigion, ,whose
tribution in.resprE7 of Income aching from Pracle or illanuf.qure
shall amount to the Sum 201: or upcicards, dire REQUIEEI) to
deliver their Statements at this Board; and farther, that !y the
39th Geo. 111. 'Cap .zz. it is ENA cr Fl 3 that all Statemegt., are
to be delivered in on before the 3oth day of March annually, u:rder
a Penalty of zol.

THOMAS MARSHA

EA ST INDIA HOUSE,

,
• February IQ, 1802.
THE COU RT of D I KEG- T Sof the
UNITRD COMPANY of ME Wild NTS' • of ENG.:
.LAND trading to the East„lndie.ti-do be)eby• give Notice,
That the Transfer Books .of the :aid Company' Sr,ck -will be
Shut on Thursday, the, 4thef March next, at Two o'clock,
and Opened again on Thursday, the [sth yr April folk:v.4,g.
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
held at their House, in Leadenball.street, al Wedne4d6ty, the 24th
March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.
That a General Court of the said Company will be'`held at their
House in Leadenliall-street, on Wednesday, the I,:lth April next,
from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six 17f the Evening,
.for
the .k.,1 anon of Six Diree7ors of the said Company, fir Four
Years
And that the Lists of the Members of the said Comj emit frill be
ready to be delivered at this House, on Friday, the 26th March
a" next.

. If/MU/1M RAMSAY, ,yrc.

To-Morrow wilt be published, Price is. 61.
AFEW. OBSERVATIONS respettiiig the pre.
sent STA'L'E of the POOR, and the Defeas of the
Poe; Laws. With some Remarks upon Yariachial Assess-
mentsand E x tripsoilit uses
By the Rev. H. B. DUDLEY,
One of His Majesty's justices of the Peace tin the Cour.ty
of Essex.

London: Printed for T. Cackli, jun. and W. Davies, in
the Strand.

This Day was published,
In One Volume Quarto, price rBs. In boards,
SCIENCE REVIVED ; or, The VISION of
ALFRED. A Poem.. - In Eight Books:
Printed for J. M. Qameau and Co. No. 51, Albemarle.
street, Piccadilly • sold by the Publishers, Evans, Pall-
Mail ; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; White, Eleet.street ; and
Robinson, Paternoster-row.

WILLIAM MILLER respeftfnlly informs the
V V Public, that the SPLENDID EDITION of
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS,
Translated by the Rev. EDWARD IU RST,E R,
Which has been preparing for a considerable time, will be
ready tot publication early in April.
A series of Twenty-tour Pictures,.illustrative of the Work,
has been painted, expresSly for this Edition, by Robert
Smirke, R. A. all of which have been put into the hands of
a few of the first Engravers, who have produced a set of very
tine and high-finished Plates in the line manner.
fhe Work will be published in Five Volumes, odtavo,
both Royal and Demy, with only °as HUNDRED COYISS,
in Quarto; with Proofs of the Plates, on French Paper, and
the Letter-Press in Bulmer's best manner, on Medium Vel-
lum Paper.
Those Noblemen and Gentlemen who may be desirous of
a Copy in Quarto, are requested to honour the Publisher
with their names, or to send orders to their respetlive Book-,
sellers, as early as possible, to prevent disappointment.
N. B. A Volume of the Work may be seen int a te.w days,
at the Publisher's, in Old Bond-street..

.The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY,
invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D.
FOR Coughs, Colds, Asthinas, and Consumptions;
this Medicine isunequalled, the Athniatic and Consump-
tive may rely on Relief, and by due perseverance, on a radical
Cure. "Those whose Lungs are injured by Cold, or oppressed
by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain
Remedy.—lt opens the 'thoracic Duds—heals the soreness
of theßreast--removes difficulty of 13reathing—promotes easy
Expedoration, and prevents, as well as Cures, all Consump- •
tive Affedions, so fatal to thousands in this country.
The Linnaeus of Britain-- (for such Was
.Sir John em_
phatically called); produced this Medicine by- concentrating
• the virtues of that excellent Pectoral,' Honey ; and, by his
stria 'attention to the analogy betwixt vegetable juices and
animal fluids, was capable of judging of thet most proper Ve-
getable ProctuCtions,. to alleviate those, Infirmities to which
huMan nature is subject; but -however great the bei.stit
which Society at large have, and may reap from the labour
of his active life and vigorous understanding, numbers have
materially.suffered.through the. imposition daily pradised by
wicked and designing men, for no Medicine was ever-so uni-
versally counterfeited as- ,this • and, a few- years ago, the
Wife the Rev. Robert Fowler, of Petcrbro', had nearly
fallen a sacrifice to a spurious Balsam of Honey, sold by a
Chemist and Druggist in London;
A SERIOUS CAUTION.
. • • 'Peterbro', Feb. 8, ..1789.
WhereaS Lady Hill, Relict of Sir john. Hill, M. D. the
inventor of the well-known Balsam of Honey, Inuit lately
cornmencediaprosecution. against me, for selling a spuriOus
Medicine olthaf name; •I-hereby declare, that the Balsam of"• ••
• Honey, which I sold as genuine, -was prepared by a Chemist c -
and Druggist in London, of whom I•have bought Ihr some-
time, supposing, such-Medicine to be genuine. I therefore'
acknoti.leuv my sorrow for the injury sustained by many
persons taking such spurious Balsam of Honey, particularly
the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, wbo had nearly fallen
a sacrifice by the use of;it. lona Hoitntisiv.
The Genuine Balsam of Honey is a Medicinc of such exalt-
ed efficacy as to cure a common' cold by a fe‘t doses. It is an
infallible preventative-of Consumption, by, preserving the -
Lungs from ulceration and discharging the viscid phlegm by
.easy expettoration. .It is as restorative as Asses' Milk, and
-never disagrees with the stomach... • ••
None can-be- genuine unless every dire6tion is signed "3,
.. Shaw." Sold, wholesale and; retail by. B. Shaw,
Ilig1).-stred, Borough, at 35. erd. or eight- hi Dale for !Lis.
and they be had, by his appointrn2nt, of oneor m'src Vender
in every town.-, Be careful to aslc for " Hill's ittisant of
;Honey."