The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-09 00:00:00

ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES.

•TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mrs. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thurs.
(lay the I ith November, 1802, precisely at Four o'Clock
in the Afternoon, subject to such•.Corditions as will then
aria there be produced, and in such Lots as may, be agreed
npon at...the time of Sale ;
IGHTEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of Tool.
each, and the half. of one other such 'Share, in the
Rochdale
tk Further particulars may be knoWn by applying to Mr.
`4lller,
.Attorney-at-Law, Rochdale.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD INember LOTS BY AUCTION,
second Week of Dec next (the Place and Day of.
Sale will hereatter be fixed,)
Mr. WILLIAM LEAK, of Fiction, • •
'IX. MANORS and ESTATES of the la-te:
pipe FRANCIS OTWAY, Esq. situate in the Parish of
of —"eck, in the County .of Lincoln aforesaid, consistir4;
th:veral. ME SS UAG ES and numerous TO FTST EA DS,
tna" havi: a right of PastUrage upon the extensive Com-
-13,...,418 and kens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt and
inf.-1)41g, together with upwards of 70c. Acres of valuable
,_cl Lands, thiefly in Grass.
The whole under an Att for Inclosure and Drainage, and
..:e4sive Works are now carrying into execution, in cense—
•
ce of powers therein given.
IV' considerable part of the Estate is now under small ma-
and a' portion: of the Commons is diretted to be set-
'4ll for exonerating the Estates.frorn Tithes of all kinds.
t,,l'he advantages expetled froth the surplus quantity of
tai'rntnomiover and above what will be necessary to exone-
-14: mm on'
Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if
kin.tlperior, to any. thing of the kind attempted in tho
Of ,„6°Prn, and will be found to be well worth the attention
1),„•-"Y Gentleman desirous of laying out money upon Landed
''Pertv'
Pri •
tla itted Particulars'will` be ready to be delivered fourteen
betbrethe Sale by Mr. Handley, of Slealord ; W, and
Middle!T le London ; Mr. Skelton, of
emp
...Deck, and by the Auttioneer.

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This Day .was published, price 2.5.
11-THOUGHTS on the late GENERAL ELEC.
I TION, as DEMONSTRATIVE of the PRO.:
GRESS of JACOBINISM.
By 1.0.1-IN BOWLES, Esq.
-Printed for Rivingions, Rkhardsons, Faulder, Cobbett
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Tm. Fourth Edition of
REFLECTIONS at the CONCLUSION of the WAR.

• .MICHAELIS on the.NEW TESTAMENT, complete,
with the Rev. H. MA RSH's NOTES.
This Day was published,
In Six Volumes large Octavo, Price in boards, 21. Bs.
INTRODUCTION to thNEW TESTAMENT.
: By JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS, .
Late Protessor in the Usiiv rsity of Gottinge.u, &c.G
Translated from the Fourth Edition of the erman, and
considerably augmented with Notes, and a Dissertation on the
Origin and:Composition Lir' the ,Three First Gospels.
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