The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-21 00:00:00

THEIR.SDAY, OCTOBERL 21, 1801.

THEATRES.

MO BE LETT from 25th of March next,
THREE THEATRES situate in the following Prin-
cipal Towns in Ireland.,: viz . KILKENNY, WEXFORD,
and ENNIS, together with WARDROBE, SCENERY,
ROOKS, MUSIC, &c. complete.
Eertcrs post-paid, direeted to J. Smithson, Post-Office,
Kiik.nay, shall be attended to.

CAPiTAI., F.STA'TES, MANOR,
TYTI-ii.S, AND ADVOWSO'I,I, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
•By Mr. 8.M1.1.11,

At Garraway's- CoWee-house,.Corphill, To-morrow, the. 224
of October, at Twelve, iu Twenty-two Lots, unless. au

acceptable ME!:- is Made far the whole, in the mean time
by Private Comma, •
-rH E Vahrible and highly ithproveable FREE-
..i. HO LD.ESTATES, comprising the. whole .P.arish of
ADDINGTON, containing together upwar,its of .aree
Thousand Five Hundred Acres, free front Tythes, com;,
manding some of the most beautiful Situations for building
ira the home Counties, with the Perpetual Advowson of• the
Vicarage and the Manors of Addington and Temple', in a
tine Sporting Country abounding with Game, thirteen miles
from London, and three from Croydon, in the County,of
Surrey, with a capital stone-built Mansion, seated in a Park
of Two Hundred and Twenty Acres, surrounded by elegant
Pleasure" Grounds and Plaatations, -a handsome Villa, and
several eligib!e farms finely timbered, and near the best
Markets, with the advantage of the Croydon Canal and Rail
Road coming up to the Estates, which have •lately been
estimated at upwards of Four Thousand Pounds per Annum:
To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (the Mansion
with Tickets only),.which with Particulars, may then be had
of M r. Smith, No. 62, iroad-street, near the Royal Exchange.
PartieuLirs-alsO of W. Walton, Esq. Girdler's-Hall, Basing-
hall- street ' • of Mess. Debarey and Oope, Solicitors,Temply
and of Mr. Penfold, solicitor, Croydon, to whom application
is to be made for viewing the Park and Farms.

CAP ITA I, BREWERY and, MALTING-HOUSES at

COL'I'ISHALL, near NORWICH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SMITH,
_ _

At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill,
London, •To-morrow, the 2.2 d inst. at Twelve o'clock,
•
Ii'REEHOLD BREWERY of great Capabi-
.
lity, Valuable MALTING-HOUSES, WHARF, and
PREMISES, in the ocLup:.tion of Mr. CHAPMAN IVES,
Brewer, very desirable-Situation for Home and Shipping'
Trade, in. front of the river kure, navigable from Yarmouth
to Aylsham, free from L'oLks or Tollt, milts from Nor-
‘vich and North Waltham, at COLTISHA L I,- in the
County of NO R. F() Li. The Buildings are substantial, and
capable of brewing Twenty Thousand Barrels, with CAPI-
TAL -GIUNARIES, Maltibg-Houses, Store and Vat
Rooms,large Yards, Stabling for fourteen Horses, a Cooper-
age, and numerous Out-buildings. A •FA MI LY :HOUSE
in good repair, in front of the Works, excellent Kitchen-
gardens, chearful Pleasure-grounds, Green-hbose; and Fish-
pond, Cottage and Meadow,.. containing together about five
Acres, in the c ntre of a fine Corn Country, forming alto-
gether a valuable acquisition for a Man of Connedions in the
Brewery; Distillery, or Vinegar Line. '
May be viewed, and Particulars had ten previous to
the Sale, of the Printers of the Ipswich journal, Bury Post,
Norwich Mercur!,., Norfolk CinOniele, Lynn Packet, Essex.
Herald, • and Coelmttord Chronicle ; at the Angel
Yarmouth ; Rain; Newmarket; Rose and Crown, Sud-
bury ; Whit Hart, Bnston ; at the Corn 'Market- Cofree-
Houses,.-Nlark-lane; Garraway's; and, of Mr. - Smith, No.
62, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange London.• •

TH ERF E LD, near BUNTING FORD, I 4
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION',
By Mr. SMITH,'.

At the Red Lion Inn, Royston, on Wednesday, Oe 27th inst.
at One o'clock, in Two Lots,:
_ _ _ _

Lott.A COPYHOLD. ESTATE, and small
part FR EZIIOLD adjoining, situate at 'Cher-
field, tive.Miles from Royston,' and four from Buntingford,
in the County of Herts ; containing Pm A. 3 R. ot' Arable
and Meadow. Land, part inclosed, and the remainder in the
open field adjoining the Villoe, with a good Farm House,
Three Bams, Stabling, Granary, and Out-buildings, let to
Mr. George Pigrain, whose Lease will expire at Michachnas
next, 'at an old Rent of 1081. per annum, Land-Tax allowed,
Lot. z. An Absolute Reversion to a Freehold and Copy=
hold Estate • containing .24 A. t R. of Arable and Pasture
Land, at Dean nd, tie it theNillage of • Therfield,. in the
occupation of Mr. Nathaniel Ran, for the Lite of his Wife,
aged 43 years,
May be viewed by applying to the Tenants ; and Particu-
lars had, ten days previous to the Sate, at the Four Swans,
Waltham Gross hull, Hoddesdon ; Bull, Ware; Bell,
I lertford t Sun,' -Biggleswade ; White. Horse,. Baldock ;
Geirgc, Woburn ; Red. Lion, Cambrid,;e ; Place of Sale ;
of Mr. ASiCf, Surve?yor, Greenhithe, near Darttbrd, Kent ;
and of Mr. Smith, No. 6it, Broad-street,

FREEHOLD VILLA -)nd LAND, near ASHBOURN,
DERBYSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SMITH,
•

At Carraway's Cotrez...house' London, on Friday the 29th
of October, ISoz,- at Twelve o'Clock, unless an accept-
able offer is-in tile mean time inane-by ,Private Contract ;
AVERY-Handsome MODERN VILLA, seated
on- a pleasing Eminence called the GROVE," near
DO V. E D ALE, within two miles of Ashbourn, 20 from.
Buxton, ten from Matlock, and thirteen miles from Derby.
The House is \veil. adapted for the accommodation ofa
spedable Family, with tell airy Bedchambers, Dressing.
Rooms, and numerous Closets ; a lofty
,Dining-room; at
feet 6 by IS, and a-Drawing-room z 6 feet 6 by 24, opening in
ome with sliding doors-, Statuary Marble Chimney-pieces and
Windows to the Floor, with a eliarful Lawn in front,. taste.
ful Pleasure Grounds, and Views of great extent and beauty
over Ashbourn, Uttoeter, and the rich adjacent Country ;
Si Breakfast Parlour, Gothic Window and Bookcases, Lofty
Hall, Stone Staircase and Water C loSet, Gentleman's Press.
ing Room, suitable Offices and Arched Cellaring, Double
Co:what-louse and Stabling- for Seven Horses, Produdive
Kitchen Gardens, Fruit Walls, and prime Fruit Trees ; de-
lightful Shady Walks, with flourishing Shrubs and Timber
Trees in full perfection ; a Cold- Bath, large Orchard, Pad-
dock, rich Meadow Land and two -Arable Fields, containing
together about Fifty Acres, bounded in part by a Trout
Stream, in a tine Sporting Country, and respedable Neigh-
bourhood.

To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
may be had twenty days previous to the Sale, al.Mr. Smith,
No. 62;, Broad-street, near the Royal Et:a:halve, London ;
Particulars also at the Hotels, Buxton, ?Oltlock, Manches-
tkn- and. Liverpool; lull, Derby ; Swan, StalMrd ; Black's
Nottia4lyun. lygrk. Hotel, Bath aati at G arravny's.

„ NEW PARLIAMENT.
Thl s Day vas published, Price is. 6d.
CORRECTED from the RETURNS in the CROWN
• OF FICE, to Which are added a copious Index, and the
Addresses or Messrs. 12o)‘;; Baker,. and Coke ; Sir Jacob
Astley, and. Sir Francis.Burdett ;
A CORRECT LIST'of the KNIGHTS, CITI-
L BENS, aiad BURGESSES, eleded to serve in the
PARLIAMENT appointed to meet cm Tuesday, Nov. 1.6,
ISes, with the NAMES of the CANDIDATES where the
ELECTION'S were CONTESTED, and the Numbers
polled ; a Summary of the whold House of Commons ; a
List of Places which formerly sent Members to Parliament ;
and a Table of. the duration of the several Parliaments, from
the Reign of Henry VIII. to the present Time.
Printed for J. Debrett, opposite Burlington House, Picca-
dilly.

CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY FOR THE 'USE OF
SCHOOLS.
This Day was published, Price zs. 6d. -hound,
ASHORT and COMPREHENSIVE-SYSTEM.
of CLASSICAL• GEOGRAPHY, adapted' for the
Use of. Schools. Illustrated with anew Set of Maps, co:-.
recited from the best Aticiatit Historians and Geographers.
By the Rt:v. R. TURNER, LL. D.
Late of Magdalen I-tall, Oxtdrd,
, And Author of " An Introduction tOGengraphy,"
With a Re:oinniendatory Pretii:e by John 'Evans, M.A...
Master of a Serninary.for liritit.tAl 'number of Pupils, 'Pul-
lin's-row, Islington.

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Pall-Mall ; Edward Kerby,' Statind-street, Bond-strpet ;
and may be had plan the Booksellers in the United Kiiigdwet.

New and Beautiful Edition of
SHENSTONE',s' ESSAYS, Price: 6s. 6d.• boards, • •
This Day was- puhlished, beautifully printed in Foolscap
Octavo, embellished with an. elegant Portrait of the
Author, •
f:SSAYS ON MEN AND MANNERS,
By WILLIAM SHENSTONE, Esq.
" Every sin4le.obscrvatioit that is published- by a man of
" letters, pa it ever so trivial, should be esteemed as of
" importance; because he speaks from. his' own` •imPres
"sions; whereas common --men publish common things,
• " which they perhaps gleaned from frivolous writers.','
Essay on Writing and Books' No. LXIV.
Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-row; C. Chapple,
Pall-Mall ; Edward Kerby, Stafford-street, Bond-street;
and may be had of all the Booksellers in the Unite.i Kin.,;dom.

This Day was publisn.:O, •
Price Bs. half-bound, illthiratsd witVf wenty-eight •Copper-
plates,
'THE WOODLAND COMPANION : or, a
I Brief Description. of British Trees ; with some ac-
count of their Uses. Compiled by the author ot -Evenings
at Homne;
- Printed for I; Johnson, in St. Paul's Church.yard.
Where may
,be had; . • .
Evenings at Home, 6 vols. rice los. 6d. and Dr. Aikin's
other Works.

This Day was published, . .
Price Five Shillings and Sixpence, in imrds,
THE.ETYMOLOGY and SYNTAX• of the
ENGLIsLi LANGUAGE EXPLAINED and IL-
LUSTRATED., •

By the Rev. ALEXANDER 'CROMBIE; L.L.D.
Priuted for J. Johnson; No, 7z, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may he had, by. the sante Author,
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,This Day was pu'alished, Price rod—
LETTER (in. COBITT's WEEKLY RE-
3.GISTER), addressed. to the'Hon. CHARLES' JAMES
1.0 X, on the CI Ral svIS t•ANCES; the MOTIVES, and
the probable CONSEQUENCES or his Visit to BONA-
PARTE.