The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-12 00:00:00

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

•
rinHE NOBILITY GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
s f)enNe.rsa are 1.13 e
GENUINE fu2 Lys; iEn rne , lof 01-1 N
ANCHOVIES, BURGESS
and
continues to be prepared by. them in the same manner that
has given such universal approbation for many years past.
The long justly-aCquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at larir, and.of
Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood i
ranks
the test of trial,t in the situation it now maintains.

The general utility of theif Essence of Anchovies and other
rich Saucps for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing,- to caution Families. &c. in
purchasing thesame, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
but at their Warehouse as under.

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family Use, of the
best quality. _

V'e'st-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for
the East and West Indies, &c.
r - For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have' appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for Fish Sauces.

Wd.rehouse, No. rod, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.

CAPITA'. ESTATES IN LANCASHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Richardson's, the Royal Oak, in Chorley, in the
County of Lancaster, on Tuesday the 16th of November,
13,31, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, and .the follow-
ing Days,
rTFIE several' ESTATES hereafter mentioned,
• being _part of the Property of the late James Long
worth; Esq. all of them well situated, and in good condi-
tiOn, in his several Manors of Euxton, Ulves-Walton, and
EceleSton' lying between Preston, Wigan, and Ormskirk
in a populous and manufacturing part of the County, in tl,e
following Lots, in statute measure, and subject to such Con-
ditions of Sale, as will be then produced.
In ULVESWALTON. . .

Let r.. An Estate in the possession of John Surnder; con-
sisting of a House, Out,Buildings,• Orchard, Gar ft and
several Closes of Land, containing 32 A.:2 R. 13 P.
In EUXTON.
2. Two Closes of Land called the Rye Crofts, in the.se-
veral possessions of John Johnson and Williahri Rose; con-
taining 4 A. I R. 17 P. •-
3 . An Estate in the possessico of Richard Robinson, con-
sisting of a House, Out-Buildings, Orchard, Croft, and se-
veral Closes of Land, containing 12 A. 3 P. ; alSo two. Closes
of Land called the jack Field and Lowef Hey. containing
8 A. i R. r 2 P. in the possession of Henry Marsden.
4 . An Estate in the possession of Mary Forshaw,' consist-
ing of a House, Out-Buildings, Garden, and several. Closes
of Land, containing iaA. 3R. 32 P. ;, also a Close called
the Mag-Hole, containing 2R. 21 P. in the possession of
James Woods.
5. An Estate in the possession of Thomas Lowe, called
Doom's-Hall, consisting of a House, Garden, O rchard, Croft,
and two Closes of Land, containing 5 A. 3 R. 2? P.
-6. An Estate in the possession of William Bate, consisting,
of a Houk, Out-Buildings, Yard, Orchard, and several
Closes of Land, called the Rough Lane Croft, the Rough
Lane, the Two Small Crofts, the Beach Field, the Beach
Croft, the Great Wheat Hey, the Little Wheat Hey, the
Rough Bank, the Big Corn Hey, the Little Corn Hey the
Great Park, the Middle. Park, and the Farther Park ; con-
taning 46 A. 3 R. e.g P. ; also, two Closes called the Hall
Fields, containing 7 A.- 12P. in the possession .of James
hunt.

7. A Close of Land called the Old Bowling Green, in the
possession of Thomas Ravenscrott, containing t R. z 6 P.
8. Two Dwelling Houses and Croft, in the possession of
Richard Rigby, containing iA. 9P.
9. A Dwelling-House and Garden, in. the possession of
Hugh \Maimsley, containing t R. 3o P.
to. An Estate's' the possession of James Hodgkinson, con-
sisting of a House, Out-Buildings, Orchard, Garden, and
several Closes of Land,. containing z 8 A. 4P.
;r, An Estate in the possession of .Henry Marsden, con—
sisting of a House, Garden, •Out-Buidings, Orchard, Fiold,
Croft, and several Closes of Land ca 116(1 the Barn Meadow,
the Barn Hey, the Six Acres, the Little Field, the Lower
High Field, the Little Meadow, and the Sureties, containing
32 A. 7P. ; also,• a Close of Land called the Culbeck Field,
containing SA. in the posse 'sion of William Rose.
12. A Dwelling-House, Orchard, and Croft, in the pas-
St:,Sr.:.-:11 al tolip- triclicsonp.cons.iistng i A. 19 P.
13. RunsSiaw Hall Estate, consisting ofa capital Mansion-
house, wita convenient Ounces and Out-buildings, two large
- Orchards in high pertettion, with an excellent Fish Pond
thcrein, a large Garden walled round, and ivell stocked with
ehoice Fruit Trees; also a Farm-house, Out-buildings, and
• several Closes of Lands thereto belonging, containing 41 A.
zz P. in the possession of John Carr; also two Closes of
Land, called the Nearer •New Close, and the ,Farther New
Close, containing i 6 A. t R. 28 P. in the possession of John
Norris; likewise two Closes called the Nearer Runshaw Hey;
and the Farther K unshaw hey, containing ,13 A . a R. 38 P . in
the possession of Alexander Fisher.
14. A Dwelling-house and Garden, in the possession of
John Grimes, containing 38 P.
15. A Dwelling-house and Garden, in the possession of
lOhn Clitherow, containing 'R. 6P.
16. An Estate, in the possession of James Hunt, consisting
of a House, Out-buildings, Orchard, Garden, and several
Closes of Land, called the Meadbw, the Marled Fields, the
High Fields, A. and B. and the Leach Meadow, consaming
A. 2 R. 35 PP. ; also two Closes of Land, oalled.the Lower
Nigh Field, and the Higher High Field, containing 6 A. 2R.
SP. in the possession of William Bate; also a Close of
Land, called the Burth Field, containing 4 A.. R. 24 P. in
the possession of William Rose; likewise a Close, called the
HigtifieldMeadow, containing 3 A. 14 P. in the possession of
John JohliSon.
17. An Estate, in the possession of John Taylor, consist-
ing of a House, Out-buildings, Yard; Orchard, Garden, and
several Closes oft Land, called the Common, the Yew Tree
• Croft, the Barn Meadow, the Nearer Black Croft, the Farther
clack Croft, the Nearer Ann Hey, the Farther Arm Hey, the
Nearer Horse Hey, the Farther 'Jorge Hey, the Marled
Fields, the Great Black Fields, •A. and B. and the Lanes A.
and B. containing 32 A. I IS: 39 P. . .
IS. An Estate, in the possession of Isaac Booth, consisting
of a House, Out-buildings, Fold, Orchard, Garden; and se-
vekal Closes of Land, called the Croft, the Wheat Hey., the •
Wood, the Long Croft, the Nearer Bent, the Farther Bent,
theßarn Hey, the Higher Watt Hey, the Lower Watt Hey,
and the, Farther Watt Hey, containing 39 A. 3 R. 'l2-1). •
19. Four Closes of Land, called Th 6 Acres, the Buckshaw
Meadow, and the Buekshaw Mk's, A. and B. in the posses-
sion of the said John Taylor, containing 12 A. 2 R '34 P. ;
also six other Closes of Land, called the Mattock Hey. the
Farnworth Hey, the Pinnacle, the".Gravel*Hey, the higher
Tewitt Hey, and the Lower Tewitt Hey, itft lib possession of
the said ISaac Booth, containing 30 A. tR.25 P. •
20. An Estate, in the possession of William Rose, consist,
ing of a House, Out-buildings, Fold, Orchard, Garden, and
several Closes of Land, called the Barn Croft, the Calf
Croft, the Potatoe Croft, the Barn—Meadow, the P4sture
Hey, the Old Lane, the Wind Blow, • the Middle Hey, the
Old Woman's Meadow, and the Runshaw Fields, A and B.
Containing 32 A-. 3 R. ; also a Close called the Higher West
Crotia containing 5 A. t R. 25 P. in the possession of 'Henry
Marsden.
Zr. An Estate, in the nossession of James Woods, consist-
ing of a [louse, Out-buildings, Orchard, Gardens, and seve-
ral Closes of Land, called the Barn Meadow, the Croft, the
Green Hey, the Pasture Hey, the Lower Meadow, the Mid-
dle Hey, the Great Meadow, the Higher Hodge Hey and
Croft A, and the Lower Hodge Hey, containing 25 A. t R.
37 P. ; also a Close called the, Higher High Field, containing
6 A. a R. 3 P. in the possession of Henry Marsden.
cc. An Estate, in the possession of Robert Woods, con-
sisting of a House, Out buildings, Z.; arden, Crofts, and seve-
ral Closes of Land, called the. Big Sheep Field, the Mutt
Sheep Field, the Farther Sheep Field, the Rush Field, the
Crofts A. and B. containing 12,A. t R. 4 P. also two Closes,
called the Higher Croft and the Lower Croft, containing 3A.
3 R. 18 P. in the possession of Isaac Booth ; likewise a Close,
called the Buckshaw Hey, containing 6 A. t R. 3 P. in the
possession of Thomas_Rayenseroft.

In ECCLESTON.
23. An Estate, in the possession of Henry Blackbufnc, con-
sisting ot.a House, Out-buildings, Orchard, Garden, Croft,
and several. C loses of Land, containing 138 A. 2 R. 17 P.
24. , A Dwelling-house and Garden, in the possession of
Thomas Woodsworth, containing 111. 2P.
25, Anothec'D welling-house, Croft, and Garden, in the '
possession of John Hatch, containing IA. 9P.
The respeCti,ie Tenants will chew the Premises, and far-
ther particulars may be had- by applying to Mr. Gosnell,
Preston; Mr. Samuel Fleetwood, Kirkdale ; Mr. Johnson,
Rainford ; Mr. Wm. Wainwright, Halewood ; Mr. Samuel
Warren, Liverpool ; Mr. Windier, Solicitor, Bartlett's-build-
ings, Holborn, London ; Mr. Houghton, Solicitor, Prescot ;
or to Messrs. Wiatt and Forest, Solicitors, Dale;stieet, Liver-
pool, at whose Office Plans of the Estates may be seen.