The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-20 00:00:00

"PRICE B.IXPETCE.

.4. At INDIA MUSA., -
Aralru.tt iti 'Sou
1-0 HE co.ußr- of DIRECTORS
.Of the
UN :11W COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG..
L2WD traditigni the East hates, de &re& give Plaice,

-That it is their intention 10 receive Appteatioits on or before the
30th September,} from the 3lerehants wanting Tonnage for the
Exp.;rt cf Goods to India; for such Goods which etre tote Ship.,
lied in tlic ensuing Quarter ; and on or before. the 3lst December,
the 3 tit March, 301/.) LSivie, fur such Goads the Merrhantt
arc desiroUr of shipping in, earl) guarteri Allowing such dales I
and that 11 is their intention a/si 41urni4b Tonnagelor an}'
tiff ay ilfadeira Witte which map be required, by Persons 7;ciaing
t 4 Sbip the sane for India, upon similar applirations;.
Particulars of the Kates of FreiFht,_Effr. for the first Ships of
the Season, are to be seen in the Office of the Clerk to the Committee
of Shipping.

yiimEs GOER, Assistant Sertetavi•

LIVERPOOL.
TO BE LETT IN LIVERPOOL,

Thgether, or in separate Allotments, as may beauccd uponi
L tblt large Commodiot4
MISES; with a Coach-house thereto belonging, si-
tuate on the West Side of CASTLI -STRIsET, and near the
• Exchange : this House being constructed for a BANK, has a
good-Repository and suitable Offices for carrying on Business
in that line, in which it has been occupied .for a number of
years. A very fair opportunity is now presented for a similar
Establishment in that, or any other extensive Lire their re-
quires the attention of a Principal in the , management
thereof.

There is an elegant Suit of Rooms on the principal Floor,
such as Dining-room, Drawing-room, Library, Breakfast.
room, Powdering-room, and Servants' Pantry ; all of snit.
able dimensions, and well conneeled,
In the Chamber and Attic Stories are a number of Lodg-
ing-rooms ; with a spacious Kitchen; good Cellars, and
other ()dices tbrsServants, in the Lower Story.
The House forms a capital Town Residence, and may be
entered on without delay.
For Particulars, and inspeaion of the Prethises, apply at'
L- Todd's, Castle-street, adjoining the said Premises.

TO 'BE SOLD,
Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a certain Cause there depending, wherein SA MU E
NEWTON, Esq. is Plaintiff, and JOHN BRADSHAW,
Esq and f A M,ESBRA DSH AW, Esq. and OTHERS,
are Defendants, and in pursuance of an Order made in the
same Cause dated the 23d day of July, 18oz, before Peter
Holford, Esq one of the Masters of the said Court, at
the Public -Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, -in
Southampton-buildings; London, on Tuesday the 31st
day of August, iSoa, between the Hours of One and Two
o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot;
A FREEHOLD MATE, situate at WIL.
BURY,in the County of Wilts, late belonging to
THOMAS BRADSHAW, Esq. deceased, consLring of a
MANOR and MANSION:HO US E, with suitable Offices,
Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Private Horse-Course, Planta-
tions and a Park about four miles in circumference, together
with capital Farms, Tenements, and Lands, contairung in
the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts.
Particulars whereof may be hail (gratis) at the said Master's
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don ; at W'ilbury-house, near Amesbury, in the County of
Wilts; the White Hart, Salisbury ; the Star and Garter,
Andover • the White Hart, Bath ; and of Messrs. Williams
And Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's inn,. Londu,l.—And
Plan of the Estate may be seen at the Chambers of the said.
Messrs. 2nd ltrn&i..

- • STAFFORDSHIROF""— 71irr—
TO BE S'OLD BY AUCTION,
Under the Diredion of the Assignees of the Estate of johit
Harrison, a Bankrupt,
By T. SHORTHORE, of Hanley,
On Wednesday the Bth of September, t 832, at Four o'CloCk
in• the Afternoon, at the George:lnn, in Leek,' in the
Cotinty of Stafford ; either in One or Two Farms, as may
be fixed at the time of Sale - and subject to such Cond-
itions, as will be then produced; •
A Compaa Tythe-tree,TREEHOLD ESTATE,
called the ST FELE-HOUSE FARM, and situate
at Bradnop, about two miles from Leek aforesaid, between
the Buxton and Ashbotun Turnpike Roads, consisting of it
commodious Farm-house, with appropriate Out-buildings,
and 224 Acres of Land, lying in a Ring Fence, and now
the occupation•of ',film Torr, as Tenant front Year to Year.
This Estate is about ten miles from Buxton, and in the
- vicinity of excellent Grouse Shooting. it is capable of
being made a capital Farm, The Laud lies well upon .the
desbent, and to a good aspet,k and a considerable quantity
may be irrigated at a small expense, from two rills that run
through it. •
The Land Tax is only 41. as. Bd. yearly, and the Pours'
Rates inoclerat. • There is limo within two miles, at 9d. per
horse load, and it May be had for 7d. at the distance of six
miles..

A considerable part of the Purchase-money may remain,
ou security of the Estate, if the Purchaser wishes such an
accommodation.
The Tenant will shew the Premises, and for further par-
ticulars, refer to Mr. Tomlinson, Solicitor, Hanley, in the
Staffordshire Potteries, where a Map may De seen.

BEAUTY OF PERSON.
Patronized by His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent.
As nothing is a greater Ornament than a White
Set of Teeth, TROTTER'S 'ASIATIC TOOTH-
POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, whickehas
met with universal encouragement from the first Personages
of Fashion and Distindion, during a period of Eighteen Years,
is. recommended to the attention of the 'Public. Ladies and
Gentlemen who have nut tried the efled of this excellent Den-
tifrice will -find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain
its efficacy and virtue ; its excellencies being acknowledged
by the moserespedable Medical Authot itieS, used by several,
and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the
Teeth,- sweetens,the Breath, possesses no acisi that can con-
rode the enau el,. andiS extremely safe in its use. From its
astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
which often proves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth,
preserves sound.Tceth from decay, secures dec ,yed Teeth from
becoming worse, thstens those which are loose, proves the hap.
py means of preventing their being drawn. But what has en.
hanccd it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen who
have been its the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the re•
turn of the Tootb-ach, with which, before that period,. they
had been violently affiieted; ,and obviating the necessity of
that most disagreeable of all operations—Scaling the Teeth.
Likewise a TinClure which possesses the power *of easing
the most violent Tooth-ach, and braces the Gums, and is a
Wash after thc Powder, perfectly sari: in its use, having no
acid. M. Trotter recominendS it
.to G entlemen going abroad
to take with them, 'as Gentlemen who live been abroad leave
• found the good etre*. -of the Powders in long voyages ; and
also proper for ail Families, and Schools to keep by them.
She cautions the Nobility and Gentry ;Against purchasing eny.*
Asiatic Tooth-Powder without " M. Trotter" on thieSeArap,'
on the. top .seif. the box, .several compositions haveig been
vended for it, in Town and Country. • • • -
Sold, wholesale andietail, at the warehouse, No. 3, Beau.
fort Buildings, Strand; and by appointment, by Messrs.
Buller and. Loder, Oxford; her. Reynolds, -Bathe Mrs.
Shearclilf and Andrews, Bristol ; Trewtnan, Exeter MreSnacx, Portsmoutb Mt. Richards, Plymouth ; Mr.
Wood, Weymouth; Mr. Edeionds Northampton; Mt. Lu.
cas, Southampton; Mr. Howard, -Reading; IVlr.eMiuOic.
ditch, ,Ipswicn ' • Mrs, Pollen, Colchester; Mr.
Hull ; Mr. 1-101dbrook, Derby ; cainetare' Mess.• Uillon ,Chester ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth ; Mrs.
-
Cross and Wof.:de Shrewsboryi Mr. Rice, Wakefield; Swin.
ton, Leicester ; eUederweort, Cambridge; and Mi.
Spence and Mr. Raeburn, EcieliAbute,ll; and Bull, Dublin.
Price 'as. 6d. a Box e Tineture, as. ed. -duty inelgeted.
India Blushes, is, each,