The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-25 00:00:00

HAMPSHIRE.

MANOR of IVESTMEAN.
MO BE LETT, and Possession given at Lady-
day. next,- the MANOR:HOUSE, Gardens, &c. with
a tine Meadow and Field adjoining; together with the exten-
sive Royalty:. The Mansion is pleasantly situated:at a small
distance from the Village, and, has• every attached. and de-
tached Convenience, suitable to . a reSpeEtable4'amily ;' to
!which may be added the connexions.of a gentpel Neighbour,
hood. The-Village of -Westmeanis in the High- Road to
London, Gosport, .Portsmouth, Salisbury, Bath, and Bris-
tol. At the Rent of Sol. per year. •
For further patticitlars; inquire of Mr. Batchellor; Attor-
ney. at Law, Clement's-inn ; or Mr. W. Cooper, Three
Kings Inn, Piccadilly, London ; and for a View of the Pre-
mises, to Mr. W. W hitcher, at th& Manor Farm.: •
A small Farm, contiguous to the Estate, consisting of
about Fifty Acres of Arable Land, may be had at Michaelmas

- DORS.,ETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE MANORS of :TARRANT MONK TON
,and-TARRANT LAIM!C ESTON,adjcining to each

other, within a Ring Fence, in 'the most' eligiiile paA. of the
County of Dorset, noted for Game ; situate near the Great
Western Turnpike Road, betwe= Salisbury and -Blandfoid,
or within five milts of the latter ; with.Courts-liarop, Royal-
ties, Privileges, ai.d Immunities, to the said Manors, belong-
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The Manor of Tarrant Monkton comprises. as follows :
r. A capital Tythe-free Farm, in the occupation of Mr.
James Cantlo,.'on a Lease, of which only two years arc un-
expired, containing upwards of 900 Acres of Water Meadow,
Arable, and Down Land. .
a. The Tythes of the rest 9f the Parish of Tarrant Monk-
ton.

3. The Reversion: in Fee of Divers Copyhold and. Lease.-
hold Estates, of the yearly value.of abOut 3204 held by one,
twos or three lives;but chiefly ()none old life...
• The- Manor of "Tarrant Launceston is all -in the Lord's
hands (except a few ,klehold Cottag,e6), and consists of a
Farm, in every respectoric of tbe most desirable in the-Coun-
tv, called—Launceston' Farm, 'containing upwlifds 'of isoo
Acres of Water Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a
king-Fence, in Severalty, and Tythc-free,,in the occupation
of Mr.--Robert Budden, on a Lease, of which only four Feats
are enexpired. , ,
N. B. The Land-Tax on the Estate is redeemed.
The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budden, will shew
their, respedive Farms ; and for -Particulars, apply t' Mr.
Davies, Of Horningsharn, near Warminster, Wilts ; or to
Messrs. King and johns, Solicitors, Blaridtbrd"; at whose
0 thee a Map of the Estate may. .be' seen.

TO MUSICAL AMATEURS.
13y lI2S MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT;
NEWLY INVENTED MUSICAL GAMES;

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Dedicated, by rierinissioh, to Her Royal HiPriess the
.PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES;
By ANNE YO-UNG

IN which those who play have an EiterCiie tllsoti
all the Major and Minor Keys, Musital Intervals;Chords;
Discords With their Resolutions, Preludes; the Most useful
Rules of Thorough Bass, the Accompaniments of the Scales
and Modulation, and at the same time are pleing a highly in
te-resting.and ainusing Game, are nod' submitted-to the Pub:
lie ; the Apparatus manufactured by 'appointment of the
Patentee, and sold price Seven Guineas, with Direalans for
playing the Games included, by Preston, at- his Wholesale
Music Watehouse, No. 97, Strand, London ; anti by Messrs.
Muir,•lg/ood.and Co. Leitli-street, Edinburgh.
The chief objed of the InveritiOn is to redder Tarniliat and
to irnress upon the Memory of the StUdent, -the fundarner,
tal-15.ranciples of the Science of Music: the inventor has been
'for several-years particularly engaged in improving upon this
navel and interesting mode of conveying instr uttion;. and "has
so far increased its utility,_ that with the same Appuratiti
may be playo Six ditierctit Games,-,prOgtesSively entering
more deeply into titz Science. - 7
The Apparatus consists of an oljlong 'squat4e box; which
when opened, exhibits two different races or tables, and of
various dice. .pins , counters; &c. contained therein t 'a mi-
nute detail of which cannot . here be giVen, ai tttere are 'abotit
twblundreddilfeient pieces, most.ot whictilire beau-
-titully turned and engraved.
N.B. A description of the Apparatus, with Instrtidions
for playing the dithvent Games,.which cornprehend an epi-
tonic of the whole Science df Music, May. be, had separate,
price zs. 6d.

To-morrow will be published, on Imperial Papet.
St?, by Pres-
ton, No. 97, Std, and by C. 1 homsou, cork
Edinburgh, in Four .Books, 'or Two Volumes; a new Edi-
tion correded and.imoroved, of
ELECT SCOTTISH SONGS, libth of the
tive. and Lively Class, in their most approved form. With
an Introcludion, an -Accompaniment, and a Conclusion to each
Song, -for the Piano Forte ; also Separate AtcOrtipaniinent
forthe Violin and Violoncello, composed by
PLEYEL and KOZELWA.i.
The -whole of Kozeluch's Revised and Rettuthed by
himself ; nutay of the Songs, and all the C4aoru* PartS (never
before harmonized), being arranged by those masterly corn-
,pokrs, for two voices, without the 'least alteration of the
-original melodies. . The'Poetly of this Work will be tbund
wort.hy.Of the MuSic,'and will include all the delightful and
interesting Songs of Burns, above fifty of which were written
by him for this• Work, and can be found. in no other '
Work-whateYer. For the sake of those unacquxiiittd with
.the Scottish dialed, lingKsh Songs. perfectly suited, to the- ,
Airs, Many of them entirely new, sae given in addition' to the
t. •
Scottish ones.-
Price of each Book cos. 6d. or a volunie of two bOoks,ert-i:
• ibellished with an elegant Engraving, one guinea # cxclusivei
of the ..AccompaniMents for the Violin and Violoncello,
_ .
which are sold separately. ••
To be had as above, Six Sonatas for the Plain) Porte. with
Accompaniments by Pleyel, each having a middle Movement
.and Rondeatt,on Scuttisit subjects. Also, Six Sonatas
.ti)'
Kozelech, on the very same .pL:n. I
. .

This Day was published,
In Three Volumes Octavo, adorned with A Portrait of the
Author, Price 11. is. in beaidip
A Nev Edition; being the Eighth, of
T ECTURES': on . 'RHETORIC and BELLES
LETTRIES,.
By HOCH BLAU: and Ed: •
One .of the Ministers of the 'High Church; and Professor of
Rhetotic and Belles Lettres in the University of tdinburgli.
Printed for A. Stralian ; and Cadet', jut'. and W. Davies,
Strand and W. C. Edinburgh'.
Of Whom may.he'had, a New Edition, biting the 23d, of
Dr. Blair's Sermons; with a short Account of his Lite and
. Character, by James FinlaysCiii, D. D. 5 vols. Bvo4...price
ii... 155. in bc),:rds.

This Day were published,
In Three Volumes Royal Odavo,, price il. its: 6d. its
boards,'

LE EN TS of CHEMISTRY and NATU:
L 4 RAL HISTORY. To which is prefixes, The
LOSOPHY of CHEMISTRY. •
By A. F.' FOtJRCOY. . ..•
The FiflAi Edition; with Notes,
By 1011 N THOMSON, Surgedn, ,Edinburglt •
Printed for Lon4man and- Rees, No, 3j, Paternoster-row ;
and Mundell and Son, Edinburgh.
" This Edition hv a claim to our attention; on account of
,the Notes which have been added .by the Editor, and which
we have indeed perused with much pleasure. Mr. Thomson-
has not, like many. Editors, contented -himself with giving
the Tett of his Author, with only a few superficial Re-
marks ; on the contrary, he has added many copious and
ludble Notes to each Chapter, the seledion. and number of
which discover much judgment, and considerable extent of
chemical reading. By these Notes, also, this Edition has,
in a great measure, been made to keep,pace with the rapid
progress of CheMtcal Science, since the pub.tcation of trite
original Work. The Notes on the Animal Kingdom, Part IV.
are particularly instructive and interesting. The sante may,
-indeed, be said nearly of the whole; and we have no doubt,
that this, Edition will be found highly useful to Chemical
Students." Mon. Review, Dec. iSot.

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