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

TEN POUNDS REWARD.

TOST, on Tuesday last, POCKET-BOOK,
, containing the following Bills :—Williarn Hill, in fa-
vour of Williarn, Taylor, on Mr. Harpur, May's-buildings,
St. 'Martin's-lane; dated Halifax, :nova-Scotia, July 27,
!sox • Messrs.-D. IL and J. A.
Rucket,- athda, in, favour or caric. 0 ar.t, dat,d Wyd-
deai, 'lttly 31, 1802, at tour months date, for 23c01. ; with
two or three One-Pound Bank Notes, and some other Pa-
pers.
Whoever ray hAve found the same, and will bring them
to Mr. Forbes No. 26, Ely-place, shall receive the above
Reward. Al Payment of the Bills is stopped, they can be
no use to any but the Owner, therefor ino greater Reward
be &Ili-red.

Alk -SHORT and
,Plain Preface to. THE BIBLE':
being an attempt to revue that Sacred Volume from
obscurity, indifference, inattention, and negled. Pointing
out its manitold Prophetic and palpable Allusions to the
,great Event of our Redemption, which, in the too common
and cursory manner in Which it is reed, are apt to escape our
ob.servation ; and designed as a useful Appendage to be pre-
fixed to Blank Leaves of every Family Bible, in every Chris-
tian Family, where too oft
" Neglected on the shelf, •th' important treasure sleeps:"
By IAMES WICKENS, Esq.
" Subtimiora petamus."
Salisbury Printed for the Author, lbyß. C. Collins ;
and old by him' at' 6d. each, or one dozen for Ss. to such
will-disposed _persons' as may distribute them in their re-
Spettive neighbourhoods : sold' also bv. Meyler, Bath ; Rob-
bins,. WiKicheste,r ; Baker and Son, Southampton;` Wilkie,
Paterno'ster-row„ London, anti by all other Booksellers in
Town and Country. •

GVVERSYLLT PARK, DENBIGHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
Either together, or the ti.)iloWing Lois,
• - , LOTI.

•
GWERSYLLT PARK, _comprising a -MAN-
-0 USE, of modern StruCtute; Hot and Cold
Bath, suitable and commodious attaChed And &melted Offices,
three Pews in Grestbrd Church, Stabling-for twenty horSes,.
Coach- housegor three carriages, a complete Farm-yard,. two•
very productive walled Gardens; Hot-house, Greenlhouse,
Tark, walled round, excepting Qll ,tlic.East side, where the,
River Alyn (a famous Trout stream). is the boundary ; Corn-
prising 146 Acres of Land, of,th6. first quality, a Cottage and
Field near.the PArkgates, called Fen y lan, and the Turn-
pike-house and Garden at CrossLstreet ;:the whole contain-
t47 Acres, 2 RoOds, and 23 Perches, or thereabliuts.
. The Mansion House is upon a good .Plan. the Drawing-
MITI 33 feet by 24, and the Eating-room 24 teet by 20. The
Ptcasuregoaund sue 'L•XicioiNk:, and, . were arranged under the
diredion of the late Mr, Eames,' and are uniVersally allowed
to compose one of the most picturesque scenes in the Prin-
cipality.
LO T-1• I . , _

An excellent FARM-HOUSE, called Upper Gwersylit,
.with 'very c6nvenient and extensive Outbuildings, 'a Pew
in Gresford Church,. a Cottage and (.; arden at Cross street,
and about one hundred and sixty-two Acres and twenty-sevan
Perches of good Land, in the. nolding, •of Mrs. Whitby, as
tenant at will.

Upper G wersyl t stands on an eminence, commanding ate,
extensive and beautiful vie‘:v into Cheshire ant Shropshire,
and may at a small expence be converted into a desirable Re-
'sideiice.

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1); and Published, by WiLLIANi..,AR mict.i Sc R irr (of II oisc.l2rry.rod, Westni.oster,l;
for the Paper, Letter' for tl:e- Editor, &c.' rprt-paid),*,must be addressed,

_ ..e terns of remuneration,are unequivocally star
first intervlew, and liberality of treatment, as well 35,,, r
larity of, quAlification, 'constitute the plan upoii•vv-ilit"tet, -sii
Mr:. B---InNy, be consulted personally pr by
his h0u5e,`N0...29, ,Arundel-street, Strand, near
Bar. 4
. „ OP
There is an piklitional'entrance in IVater-street, ackr- 1
ancftne-name is on both the door's: 1-W4
M. Member of the,.
, • College of Surgeons pi V