The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-09 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

. , • GRAVESEND, JUNE 7. * • ,
F):14.
Tacius,
,Reed; from Guernsey; Wade flampton, c-,
Passed by—the Williamson Rawson, from. Mart:m.llo.
from harlestown ; Two Friend:;, Vose, from
fromn iante ;
William; Barrow, from Dantzic ; Wight, Ford,
Swift, Sayer, and Morton, —, from Lisbon.' ; 5
Sailed—the Hambro' Packet, —, for Hambro ; Princes I
Lightly, for Bremen ; Bilboa, Palmer, for 13ourdeaux,
Venerahleildrnunds, for Dun-kirk.
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New sitir!‘ '

COURSE OF E,

'CHANGE,

TUESDAY, IVNE 8.
Amsterdam to s 6 o us. 'Madrid - 34 '11,,'"-+
Ditto, at sight to 12 ' -Ditto - 3(4
Rotterdam - to 17 o us. ' Leghorn - -
Haniburgli 33 2} us. Naples -
Altona . - 33 - I 26 us. Genoa - - - -
Paris t day's da. 23' 16 , Venice - 6-k
Paris 2 mance 24 Livres Lisbon - -
67
Bourdeaux, do. 24 r Oporto - - 2i
Cadiz - -34 in paper Dublin - - ;6
Ditto - - 351- effective . Bilboa -

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SALE OF LANDS IN INVERNESS-SHIRE-
' TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROW',
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
.Thursday the Bth day of July, 1302, between the hours o'
five and six in the afternoon;
THE Valuable Lands and ESTATE of WA TO'
I NISH, which belonged tothe late Jaines.Shaw,
ire <
of Muirtown, lying within the-Island of Sky and Shi),
Inverness, either in whole, or in the lots after-mcinfiol'e;,f
• which, from a late plan and' measurement of the Barony vr,
Waternish, made out by Mr. Chapman, Land Sirvt•la,„,
consist'Of the following number of acres of Arable and PastL,
Ground; viz. Iby •
Lot I. The Lands of UNISH, as presently possesseo
Major.Macleod, containing 260 A. i1t.,12F. of, arable 13°.' •
'SOA. oR. t6F.'ot•good pasture, 985 A. 21:. t 9 F. Of hilly
1
tare ; total 1296 A. oR. 7F. The valued rent of this 1,4
571. itS •
.Bcl..St.ots.
Lot 11. The rands-of Upper and Lower. HA LDI h'
containing 165 A. oR., F. ofarable land, 405. A. ill. 331 '
*••,./
good pasture ; total 670 A. 3R..14 F.-GEARY,. coltraint,::
' 147 A. 2R. 33F. of arable land, 66A. 2R. rBF. of good~sa
tore, 449 A. oR. 7F. of hilly pasture; total 663 A. t R•. IS.dr
•
PANSTAPHEN,containing 60A 2R. 26F. of arable
42A. 3R. 2F. of g4od pasture ; total to3A. iR. 281*--•
Island of CLEAT Valuation 1391. ss. 9I• •
Lot 111. The Lands of HA L LIN, contaiding 149.3" ° 6f.
36F. of arable land; 137 A. of good pasture, -IR. 2,5%
hilly pasture; total 368 A. zit. 28F.-'fk I EN, alrd . I.
CHAN, containing 200 A. 3 R. 33 F. of arable land„. r 4 • ;131
25F. bfgood pasture, 698 A. tk. toF. pastme ;
104.0 A. 3R. 28F.- LLEN and SCORR, wills the ballt,•_,
of ASC itl P, containing 155 A. IR. of arable land, a 14.--‘'•
otai
SF. of good pasture, 142 A. IR. 23F. of hillY pasture ; ,
511 A. 3R.. 28F.-FASACH,- containing 99A ok. Vl' or •
arable land, 46A. 9F• of goodipasturt.•. 959 A: oR. 3;41
hilly pasture; total t t04A.1R.3 F.-Mill ol AX.IF.IO`4I"
VaillatiOrt 2°ll. 4s. 3d.
Lot IV.'The Lands of GRISHER.NISH, containidg233l%;
IR. 24F. of arable larit/,.36A. 2k. 37F. of gam/.
2940 A. alt. 38F. of hilly pasture, total 3200 A. 3k • 19'..•d,
CO !SHE ATER,. containing t 3.1 A . 3k. 22F. of aral;le..lr,„,
1177 A. IR. 35F. of hilly pasture; total 1309 A.
A large, Tract of Hilly Pasture,. as by said plan and.tneasurci: ..•
ment, containing 1.064 A. tR. of hilly pasture.: ValtUttion
t 6s. Bd. • 6A-
V. The Lands of BAY and CA IN LOCH,•containing
3R. 5.F, of arable land, 1,49 A. 3R. 30E. of good
130 IA . oR. 3F. of hilly pasture ; total 1_57A.2R. 38F• ).`".
three large Trails of Hilly Pasture, as per said plan; contour
ing 2304 A. oR. 23F : Valuation.is 371. as. Lod. I-17,th• '5
. Lot VI. The Islands of kSAY and MING4Y : Valuation
761. 15s. 7d. 4- tzth. •
„,f,
Total 1820 A. tR.'33F. of arable land, 13t0A. 3R:
of good pasture, 121o1A. 112. 29F. of hilly pasture---in
whole 15,232,A. 2R. 37F.
03
The whole of the above lots are bounded by the tea,
have several commodiouS harbours and fishing stations, ty'ol
tremely well calculated for carrting,on trade, particularl.;
cod.and ling; with which, and all other sort of fish, the c°
abounds. On the shores all alang there is plenty of sete‘
ware, from which large quantities of valuable kelp can,
manutaeltired at a moderate expence. The islands of 1, •
and Mingay alone have, for several years baci.S., produced
noally from 20 to 25 lons of excellent 'kelp, •and ar.!:
known as one of tile .best stations for cod and ling.tisbirg ••,"
the west coast.
The lands; which are within a few miles of the post t 0
of Dunmegan,. areof an excellent quality, and contaillabuiiii.
ance of of limestone and marle, and the pasture, and i h
ground are admirably adapted for sheep farms. On lot •
there is a good Mansion-house, built within these three Ye3;hi,
which can be completely finished at a moderate expence, ".0,3
there is,also a good store-house and necessary acconcincdati
on lot sixth.
The property, with the exception of two or thre:anti' ,1,4•5
three
ali'out of lease, and the current leases will expire. in a
years. The present rental is.of course very moderate,• an a ,
exclusive of tne subsisting leases, will immediatel_
considrable augmentation.
The whole l ands hold blench of the Crown; and their t°t 1
valuation, as above, is 6231. 6s. 9d. 5-12111, Scots.'
For further Particulars apply to Alexander M'Kenzie
Esq. the Proprietor, at Inverness; Alexander Mackent
Agent for the British Linen Company there; or to. Arc/41;310 • ,
Dunbar, W. S. at Edinburgh, in whose hands are the
Deeds, the Leases, and the foresaid Plan of the. Estate. -

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. .
•
• Dear Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-Street, -Lorido..tt•
FEEL. it a,Dutyjincumbent upon .me, to ial°1111: :eI '
you o.c. the very great and extraordinary Cure I '
ceived from your invaluable Medicine, L EAK E's
PILLS.
About two years ago, I was attacked with a V EN r.fs.„a,.
DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly fdr some t%i•jia
but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I bat
obliged to-apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, eat
their assistance adbrded • only temporary relief : 1
through various Courses of Salivation, and from. being raix,
of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a Mere skeleton. 10,- •
Ulcers that spread all over my. Limbs rendered -me a c'ra,
plete Object, so that my Friends despaired or recovcl.
When brought, to this situation, I considered death as jOe
table, but a relation •of mine commenting upon the l'ittlefi
Cases in which yourPil Is had succeeded, was induccc,
try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved nie, "or
by persevering for two or three months, and following ,/hurt".
directions, I experienced the Most unaccountable reiax'l.,',,a/c
from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now, ,t,„'any
God, perfectly recovered, and walking out daily: I
not, but one more box, which I think cautious to take'
es
Ibis
hay health in its original state.
ts with the most heart-felt gratitude, that I 'saw'cri
•
mysclf, Sir, your th obliged humble SerVant,
Deansgate,. Manches r;"July ISo't W. I' EARS hay
P. S. For the public benefit, I do not object to the rater
being published, but leave you to ad as your own 13
judgment shall didate.
. • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor', Not'
Tnos, Y Loft,. Member of the Royal College of ;,011
London, at his House, Nd. 9, New Bridge-stree!;rfrait4
Where, after a constant' residence of more than ot;
Years, in a practice 'particularly directed to the ,-;"rovi:'.•
Venereal Corn pblitits, and those incidental to the I 3ccret:t
;Gendation in both Sexes, with' that. inviolable 5 lit
which Arlen of his ProfessiOn should
- flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratu be,
ly administers to Persons taking this.. Medicine, '
‘-vciti°lll/
esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage 5
• tl)bP.obtained, and void of ambiguity. vg
; rice ,
Also sold,
,by his Appointment, for the' conven•est.
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No.
35,0%01.."'
baifs:street, Pall Mall;. the Toyshop, No. 103, ls'l`.
street ; Mr. Dishorough's,• No. 7, Fish-street-till
Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Torielvictl'6'
Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh ;.'Mr.
always• observie_!us,
Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinsoiltv, in
chester ; and by one Person in every considerable r eacilett
Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2S• e col)5 j
sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby P, a 1
either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, see"'
afety. of 1 t
asNt2p., nritcevr/hll3(.37k,chsoeltd4ri-nott(r;roertil:iCtaoimn
is sealed I`Pprint; .
ed., at tne. Stalrip-olflee, "T. Taylor, N. 9; '*le co°
ri
• street," to imitate which is Felony, and a !lathers a.
tetteit.