The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-05 00:00:00

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The, Work will be printed in Quarto, with a new Type,
on a fiAe wove Demy Paper.
The Abridgment will be comprised in about Fourteen Vo-
lumes, each Volume will contain twenty-six Numbers, or
upwards of 800 Pages. •
Numerous Engravings, executed by eminent Artists, will
be given in the course of the publication.
Four Sheets, stitched in blue paper, will be published
every Saturday, until the whole is completed, price ts. 6d.
each Number.
A few Copies will be printed on Royal Paper, hot-pressed,
with proof Impressions of the Plates, price 3s. each.
Number I: will be published' on Saturday the 26th June,
180 z, and a Number will be published on every succeeding
Saturday, until the whole is completed.
• In Number I. will appear a fine Engraving of the
learned Sir Isaac Newton, also an Historical Account of the
Origin, Rules, and Regulationsof the Royal Society.
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In a small Poeket Volume, Price 'Five Shillings bound in
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•, French •Republio tand several otfier Copper-plafes
ENGLISHMAN's 'COMPANION in a
jOUßNE)("lo..PAßlS,containing ;
i. An Itinerary of all the great Roads, with a.Variety of
practical observations. •
a. A correct Description ofall the Objeas of Curiosity, the
Libraries, Museums,-1311ilditigs, Exhibitions, Public Amuse-
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Terms and Manner in which they..maY beseen.
3. Tables, of Money, Weights, MeaSures, Prices of Pro-
visions, and other nccessary particulars. •
',4. I nstrudions to be observed upon
,the Road, and during
the 'Residence at 'Paris, with accounts' of Inns, Hotels,'
Coffee-houses, .&c. &c.

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TO induce the Booksellers at all dines to keep
I the undermentioned STANDARD WORKS upon sale
in their Shops, for the inspeCtion, and immediate accommo-
dation, of-their Customers, Mr. Phillips hereby engages, at
any time, to exchange new and perfect Copie4, which re-
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The New Publications relative to •chich Mr. Phillips en•
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a. Dr. Thomson!s'Family Physician.
a. Dr. Watkitis!s Biographical Dictionary.
3. The.Encycropedia of Wit. - •
4., Dr. Mavor'S British Nepos.
5: -- Ditto's- Natural History.
6. Ditto's Plutarch.
7, Ditto's Spelling-book.
2. -- Ditto's Short-hand.
9. Dr. Gregory's Polite Education.
to. Mr. I rving's Elements of English Composition.
t. Mr. PratCs Classical English Poetry.
12. Dr. Watkinl's Scripture Biography.
13. Dr. Busby's Musical Dictionary.
14. Dr. Render's Sorrows of Werter.
15. The Volumes of Dr. Mayor's Universal History.
16. Miss Aikin's Poetry 'for Children.
17. The Juvenile Plutarch.
18. Visits to the menagerie, and Botanical Garden. '•
19. The Little Hertnitage, and other Tales.
20. Numbers of the 'Monthly Magazine, from and after
the present date.
21. Dr. Mayor's Grecian History, 2 vols.
22. -- Ritto's Roman History, 2 vols.
23. fichoficld's Bible Stories.

Dr. Nesbit on Diet.
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in the usual way, to their regular Cyrrespondents, but fu-
ture Exchanges •will be Mow. conveniently made, by trans-
mitting the Books which are to be exchanged (free of car-
riage)dircetly to Mr. Phillips.
N. p, St. Paul's Church-yard, •
June aaa.

• TO t3E PER.EN)PTOR.IL,Y S 0 t.t.),
PurSuant to a Decree of the. High Court of Chancery, made
in-.a-Canse,‘ "-SMITH against CO.L HO UN,".
approbation of John Sprang,er, .Esq.. one of the Masters of
the !said'..Court,..on Wednesday the gth and:Phu rsday tit:
loth Days of June, tue leven and
Twel.ve..of,the Clock in the liw-enogn of each Day, 'at the
Great HOtel, at Biliton; in the County :of Derby, in 24
Lots (the'first Ix Lots on'vy ed,icsday_ the gt,n, and the re-
- inaining'Lots on Thursday the Loth of lune, ISozh
rri-IE MANORS or LORDSHIPS of
HIGHLOW,•-with The 'several Messuages
and Farris, Lands, Tenements and Real Estates*, late of
John Archer, Esq.* situate in the several Irarishel, "tow v.
ships and Places of Tides,.vell, Highlw.v, Nether Shatton,.
Hathersadge, 'Outseats,. Hope-, Castletc,. Thornhill; Eyain
CalVer; Chapel in the Frith,- Great and Litt;e Hneklow,
Pilsley, Litton, kVardlow; Gotheridge, 0 iforton, Hasleford,
Bamford, Holme, and Bake-well _in the•Coduty of Derby.
Particulars. whereof maybe' had (gratis) :it the said-Masters;
Chambers, in Southamptcn-buildini;s, -Chancery-lane; of
Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, LiiKolii!s-init (where, arict.,at
Mr. Gauntley's Bakewell,'Deiby'shire,;Plans of the Estates
may be: „eh, ; ofi Me:;Srs.. Mayo and Pearse,-Solicitors, Cloak-
lane; London.; of Messrs. Black, Epping, Essex, and Mid—
dle Temple, London ; Mr. Wilmot, .Whestori Halt; 'Fides-
well;• M,:zisrs. Mills and C rttso, Leek, -Stattordshire ;-Mr.
Isaac Hal, Clsticton; of the 'Tenant of Highlow,Nouse,
Derbyshire ; and of Mr. Hall, at the Great Hotel, at 13u xton.

GOLDEN VALLE-V, PIEREfORDSHI K.E.
TO BE SOLD TO THE 15 ES'r blI)D
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At the New I nn, .in The City of Here OM, on. Wednesday the
14111 Day of July next, between the hour's Of. Four arid Six
ihe.AftJrnoon, subjea to such cond.tions of Sale as
. shall be then pro:lnce:l;_
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ALL that Capital FREEHOLD MESSUAGE,
FAR NT,- ani LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called
UP ,'ER WILILROOK, with the COTTAGES and G AR-
DENS •thereto belonging; situate and" lying in the Golden.
Valley„.and in the Parishes of Peterchurch, IThrston, and
Vowehurch, ,in the County of Her tbrd, cOntaining, by es..
fun-anon, 245 A. 3 R. ig I'. be tiles:inv.:more, or • less"; ten
miles-'distant froth Hay, an rl ten ftbin rle.ebrd ; late the.
-Estate of Mrs. 'Bridg.l--Witiann,, deceased, and row ,of
Trihinas Wilfilrbs, *E4q: in the occn9..ltion of Jenkin Wil.
Jiarrls,.Esq: 'an(' nis Ptatler4Tnants. ['here art; 31 Acres
Meadow Land on the Premises, IF, of 0 ;-,:hardilv,, 19
on Which a very great number of gr:•,vin,7, 'a:l4
will be sold with the",Estae, and S A. 4; r,!s ;Tice
,The Fruit-trees ate in great perteciti'm, ..nt aVefajw
annually Sixty ifogsbeads of CVdtr. Ther::. is ;in iilexhausti...
filequantity,ot.,Lin ; 4lstop and two Lime-I:hats,. on the Pre-
mises. .

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illyePurchaser, 'lf he chases It, may be accommodated
with a Moiety of.the 'iutc;lase-Mon-y securai 'on the' Pre.
.mises, and Possession cLli,kied on' iSe' .-z4 Day Of re3ruary
• • •
next. , .

Williams will, on apllicatiori ditea a'i;rson
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to shew the Premises

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Eor particul4r, inquire of the R:nr. John
.Hug
Glasbury ;or Mr. T n s Bold, Attorriey, -.Brecon.
BreCon, May 2; 1802., , •

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TO BE LETT OR SOLD, at -a fair Valuation,
V, VET N51N1T,4242. S-, con t in in from
North to South t 65. Feet, from East, lo,Viest to. Fee,
centrically situated imq.ualon, ncar the \VAter'-sicle, sui:a'ile
ibr a Bre:iv-cry, Distillery, Whitn- Lead and Colour"Manufic-
tory, or any other. Bl.lo,ness requicin4much building. Any
Gentleman inclined to treat tbr the said Premises; 'and if not
experienced. in any of.-the above Businesso:s, the present Pro-
prtetor wishing to decline, but will have no objection to con-
tinue a reasonable time to give every kind of instruclion :
there is a good Dwelling-House on the preenises. .• • •
, . .

,Letteriaddressed (IJOSt-tiaid)-to:Vei'l"seotlee-'house, Fleet-
street, for S:l4. will b diffratterideti to; ' - •
N. B. _'To _be sold. a zso Gallon Still, with. a quantify of
excellent Vats. • • • •

GLOUCESTER-PI.:ACE, near PORTMAN-SQUARE.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr.' KIMBERLEY,
On Wednesday the 9th" of June, 1802, on the PremiScs,
' withdut Resetve, •
THE' beneficial LEASE of .a compaa 'and Cpn-
.L venient DWELLING. 1-101JSE, with'.oifiees -corn-
pleat, and other AcConund4ations,, CalcUlateci for. small
genteel Family, in'an. airy, fashionable circle, on the' East
side of the street, No. 8. ; late in the Occupation of respec-
table Lady, deceased. •

The situation of this spot is equal to any part of the town,
being the summit of the Metropolis, and not subject to any
inconvenience whatever. The rent is modexate, an.l the
taxes very low ; the Premises are in perfea:repair, and f)leri-
tifully supplied with excellent water; as are the. Offices,
Water-closets, &c. Sixteen years of the lease arc thieXpired
-at-Midsummer next, 6a2. • - _ .

• . The House comprises a pleasing Entrance, Passage, .Hall,
a. neat Dinin- Parlour, about' e. feet by •15-, Plaister
Cornice, Dado and • Stuccoed Wails ; Marble Chinniey
Piece and Hearth, and other -Fittings evally suitable. Ad-
joining a Sitting-room, or Gcntlein_n's Dressing-room,
in the sonic style. of Workmanship. _Rising- to the First
Floor is a Stone Staircase,• with a neat Mahoganykliand-rail,'
leading to.the Drawing-room, which is about J 2 Feet.sqUare,
with Double Doors opening into the adjoining Drawing,
room,' elegantly fitted up with Statuary Marble Chimney
Pieces, Modern Cornices, and French Windows, with Su-
nine G"lass.arid other Fittings, in the first Style ;.best Mor_
tice Locks, Door Plates and Fastenings complete. The
Stone Staircase continues to the Second Floor, on Which are
Twogood Bed-chambers, with Marble -Chimney Pieces ar.d
'Hearths, Closets, Presses, Plaister Cornices, Six-Pannel
Doors, Mortice. Locks, &c. complete. On the Attic Story
are three Rooms for. Servants, with Square Cielings, Double
Closets with -Shelves, Locks'and Keys to Dbbrs ; and on the
-Actick -Landing are three .Psesses, fitted tip. with Shelves
,and Folding Doors complete.._ Ori •the Ground- Floor is a
.convenient Kitchen, with'every,Fixture ; ,a Butler's Pantry,
\Vine Cellar,- a Wash-house, a small Yard, Pantry,' and
Safe,- In Front is,a Coal Vault, a Small Beer Cellar,,&c.
'['he Area, with_Stone Steps, is inclosed with high Ilan
May be, viewed two days previous to the Day, of Sale,
when PartiCulars and Conditions will be then and there pro-
duced. •

On this and the following,DaY, will alsO be. Sold, the neat
Household Furniture, Drawing Rcom.Suits:io japan, ele-
gant Window curtiais, noble Pier lasses, a capital Patent
Grand Piano Forte, a. Table Spring Clock that chimes the
Quarters ; several Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnitures ; Sea-
soned yose Feather Beds, :ind' Bedding ; an assortment of
cabinet 'Work, in Mahogany and inlaid Furniture; a com-
plete Sat of Dining Tables, with compass ends, a Sideboard,
Chairs, Three inlaid Knife Cases, silver Mounted; with Sets
of Green' Handle Knives and Forks complete ;.:.sOrne T;:ble
and other China ;- of Wedgewood Warit..; so,.
Table and other Linen; a variety of. Kjicllen -Vurnity
Dial, and other F.ff.eds-,

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Which may be viewed on Tuetdsiy the Bth, and t7p.-.,M
ings of Sale., when Catalogues will be*livrOt:;
each day precisely at Eleven o'c -
N. B. The Lease of the aboveniellii7-! MiiC;>

Sold the First Lot, with immedi,,T:

** The Purchaser to ta.:e th".:
tion, which will bd pirticulartv
(' Several eapitai Resici.,
he Let and Sold for Pal

No. 16:i, Lundon.