The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-01 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

THE CASTLE in HERTFORD, a 'Residence
,fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or Gen-
tlemiN'ts Family ; comprising a beautiful Drawing-room,
Eating-room, Library, Coffee-room, Dressing.4oom, *Stair,
case and Hall on the principal Story.
On the First Floor—Five excellent Bed-rooms, with
Dressing-rooms and Water-closets.
In the Attie—Nine Bed-rooms for Gentlemen, and plenty
of Servants' Rooms.
In the Basement—A remarkably good Kitchen, House-
keeper's Room, Steward's Room, Servants' Hall, &c.
The Offices arc—Stables for Te;) Horses, Three Coach-
houses' and TwceSad,dle-rooms ; a Wash-house and. Laun-
dry, Bake-house, andelegant Dairy, all amply supplied with
Water, and innumerable conveniences.
Also, Pleasure Ground, Melon Ground, a walled Kitcben
Garden, well planted and clothed, a Farris Yard, and ao
Acres of' very rich Meadow or Pasture Land ; the whole con-
taining 24 Acres or thereabouts, the late Residence of the
Right Honourable LORD VERY, held under Lease from
the Marquis of Salisbury, fur Twenty-one Years, with a
covenant from his Lordship to renew it, at the expiration of
this term, for Seventeen Years mOte.
Fifteen Thousand Pounds, at the least, have been lately
expended on the Buildings anditnprovements of this place.
The excellent Furniture, &c may betaken at a valuation,
and, more Land, if required, may be had by a purchaser:
To view, apply to Mr. Rooke, :Hertford, why will give
any intOrmation respecting the Premises ; and to treat for the
purchase, apply to Mr. Wyatt, No. 5, New-Inn ;or Messrs.
Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, Clerkenwell, London. •

TMPOSITION never having been so general as at
'the'present crisis of time, it is a duty incumbent on-every
person who is in possession of a Medicine of established re-
putation, to adopt the most certain means of preventing the
possibility, of a sputiouS composition being foisted on the
to the obviously endangering the lives of the afflict-
ed, and undeservedly hungins an invaluable preparation into
dis-esteem. It is these considerations. that induce the pre-
.sent Proprietori' of the well-iznown ANTI SCORBUTIC
DROPS, first "preparedby the late Francis Splls.bury, at his
.Dispensary, No. ts,. Soho-square, to acquaint NerVous,
Scorbutic, Gout}, and Rheumatic Patients, that the above is
the only place,, where they are prepared genuine, and that by
perrniAslon of the Commissioners of the. Stamp-Office, a
Stamp, printed in i4lack ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the
words,.." Spilsbury and .Co. No:. is, 'Scho.:scuare," with
" 13y the King's Vatent," on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper,
that the purohaSer may be'convinced of being supplied with
the genuine Medicine, Which is sold in bottles, at ss. and
;I. zs..eacholutyincluded, by the general \readers 01 l'Atelit
hiCiIiCiACS 'roma a&. C9uutry,

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, UARCEL 31.

CO oNs e t were heard in continuation telative to the Scotch
v. Scott, namely, Mr. Adam, at consider-
able length' n the part of the Respondents, after which their
Lordships deferred the further hearing till to-morrow.
Lord A S.V AWL/ Y continues to preside as Speaker.
The Marquis of S &Lis a uit v, Lord Chamberlain to Fits
MAJESTY, communicated the KiNor's Answer to the late
Address of their Lordships -, it was couched in the usual
language, and expressive of the Royal satisfattion at receiving
the Address.
The various Bills before the House were forwarded in thelti
respeCtive Stages, and some private Business disposed or.
After which their Lordships adjot.rned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31.

Mr. At.xx ANDER brought up a Report from the Comte
rrtittee on Expiring Laws, which was ordered to lie on the
Table, and to be printed.
The Poor Regulation Bill was read a second time ; and af-
ter a few observations from Mr. 14E14)1114En. MAJOR, Mr.
SIMION, Mr. M. A. TAYLOR,- and Mr. SHAW LEFEVItE)
was committed for Friday. • . _
The Sheriffs of-London presented a Petition from the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in
Common Council assembled, praying for the repeal of the
Income Tax.--Ordered to lie oh the Table.

Mr. MA tiwAlt No presented a Petition from several Free,
holders of the County ofMiddlesex, praying far the repeal of
the Income Tax.—Ordered to lie on-the Table. • •
Sir WiLt I Asa SCOTT gate notiee-of his intention of mov-
ing for. leave to bring in a Big to regulate the resuleme of the
Clergy.
Mr. BvßnoN brought up the Report of the Committee re-
lative to LifeZoats, which, after a few observations from
Mr. HENNIKER. MAJOR, and Mr. BURDON, was ordered to
lie on the Table, and to be Printed.
Lord GI-Erni Eav ix moved to discharge the Order for
taking into consideration to-morrow the Report relzaive to
the Corn Trade of Great Britain and Ireland,
should be ret;:rred to a Cominittee of the whole WA's-J. on Fri-

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day .—Ordered. ,- •
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• Mr. SnAw I.i. ray R. 1, brought up a Bill for the more ef-
fe.c..tullly repairing of County B•riciges, which was read a first
time, and ordered to be printed. -
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