The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-14 00:00:00

pt'S'Ols."•'s P'RAVELS ryGYPT, Prict rts. boards:
!..144..er the immediate Auspices of the :hie; corisbl of
• • ',E.rance. • • '

This Day was published,
Elegintiy printed in Two Vols. .ociayo;ora a fine wove Pe-
' rnyPaper, and illustrated with many Copper-plates, con-
..isting of "Views, Antiquities, Battles, Sr,e. &c. and a Map
of Upper and Ldwe( Egypt, describing the gOirie- of the
French Army, price 'Ss. boards,

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RAVELS ira UPPERand LOWER EGYPT,
in company with several Disiisions of the trench A ;Inv ,
.;tli-lag the Carlipttign.sef General Bonaparte in that Country.
• By 'VIVANT 0F.190N.
Tram) ated from 'the I,t rench by, EDWARD AVGLIS TVS

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To which is prefixed, a Genuine History. f xhc jnyapiop of
Egr pt• fr.orn 'thy: departure of thc French Fiect from Toulon,
so the surrencter.of. Alcx'artdria to the Army cornmanged by
Cenerid Lord Hutchmsori. ' ' -
• Printed for B. CiosV aiid Co: gtationer's-court London.

Day was published,
Elegantly. rinted on fine'Wose Paper, and embellished with
Ten 'Plates 'by Zic.lles', from Original DeSigns hy Kirk and
Thufston, in Two VolumeS•l2nio. Price r2s. 6d. boards,
or 'Two Volumes 08taVo,- Priee-iks: boardg,
QOLITUDE, written origir6ily:by, J. G. ZIM-
Mt RMAi4; to which are wiled Notes Historical and
PlanatorY, the Life Of the Author, and'a copious Index.
rinted' tor Vernor and Hood, ctitheil 'and Martin, J.
Walker, • ()fridge 'and Son,: 00vv and. Son, Lackington,
and Co. J. Nunn?' IC 'Parton 'ari Harvey, and
j. Seatchercl. • '• • '

- " Or may behad separate,
Vol I. Octavo, Price Ss: 6d. Duodecimo, 6s. 6d.
Vol'. 11. Ociavo, 7s. 6d. Duodecitno, 6s.

To be ;SOLD or LETT for a 'TERM,
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oEnter to at Ple;isure,

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D FIE CAP" FAL FREEHOL WATER
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The Streint is uncommonly strong, never floods, never
freezes, and never fails in any material degree. •
'f iie 'new- tiUilt Mill is one hundred and four feet four
Inches long, and thirty-three feet four inches broad. within
'the Walls ; it is FoUr Stories high, all very lofty; and a
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There is a good DWelling-house and- Garden adjoining to
the Old Mill, besidoi a Drying Shadefand Convenience.s for
Paper making\ and the Corn Trade, and in. •al I about Nine
or Ten Acres of Land.
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• As Spinning Mills they haVe no rival near them, and have
the advantage of plenty of Children 'to he hired on Much
lower wages than at mpst other places; they-are situated in
a healthy; cheap and plentiful country, within about two
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pest English Sea l'otts for' Ropes and Rags, aed the Water
is so clean that it will suit for Making the 'finest "Wrifing
There is a large Stock of Machinery for Spinning Worsted
in the Premises also., Dyeing Utensils, Cambers and
Smiths' Shop Tools, Ste.• and One Half the 'Purchase-
. . incney may upon interest, on good Security, for.some
years. , ,• -
i:t.T" Many more particulars niay be seen in a Hand Bill at
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t; nets, will treat for the same: