The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-18 00:00:00

BY HIS MAI ESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
AIO,W STOVE, which has to boast of an lin -
pioverrient for liconorhy and Elegance, but has the
peculiarly desirable quality of perfect,: security from those
very melanch,ly ACCl,:leiltS so frequently heard of. The
numberless instances of Coals flying out of the Fire, being
the occasion of the loss of :luny valuable Lives, or the le
mentable instances of Children fat hug into the Fire,. be
obviated by tnis new and simple Invention. Another ad-
vantage is, that 'Children may ber left in a Room by them-
selves with this,Stove, and will opt have it in tlieit power TO
play with the Fire, though they Lave the sight and benefit
of

May be seen at jovrett's Ware Rooms, No. zi3. Nigh I-101-
born; opposite. S6ethampton-st(e.:t, the Patentee, and :Ma-
notadurer.

UPSET PRICIi greaiy REDUt.jED, and RENT consi-

-derably MUTED.
LEVEN IRON WORKS,
Tti the Parish of Nlarkinch, .and County of Fife.
To be sou by Public Itoup, -within the Royal Exchange
Coffee-House,, in Edinburgh, upon Wednesday the 2,3 d of
May; tSO4, at Two O'Cluek in the Afternoon, - •
rin LLtASE of the LEVEN IRON WORKS,
,1 with the.whole Machinery, Eredions, and Materials ;
and 3140 the LLASE of the FARM below., belonging to the
Company. .
The following particular 3, respe&ing the Works, may be
noticed c

I. The Iron Works consist of one Blast Furnace, a Cast-
ing.:house, and another Furnace built.

•
• 11. Tale Work with an excellent Coal;
one Scam die Coaldr:a..-..% null at work, is frcrm 9to to feet
thick- ; anl another Seam under it is 7 feet thick, no part of
which has yet been.wrought.
I There is a Band ox Stratum of very SiTerior Iron-
stone, about is inches-thick, covering a great extent of Cgal,
f!.nd Coal- Waste.; besides varioas other Seams of Iron-stone
the. Lands. . - •
IV. The Water of Leven, on which the Works, stand, id-.
sues irorn Loch Leven, which islabout seven, miles distant.
V. The Furnace is wrought by a • Wata-fAll upon the
Water of Leven ; and the Colliery is drained' by a Water-
wheel,• also.wroughrbY the liter. • . •
VI. There is plenty. of Lime-stone in the neighbourhood,
and the Works are. within a. few miles of the Sea:. ports of I)v_
Batt and -Kirkcaldy' and in a fertile, populouS part of the
Country; .where labour is cheap. •
VI I . The Rent payable to the Proprietor for the Coal and
Iron-stone, for the consumption of one Blasi Fornare,
troll. per AnnuM ; and a certain Royalty is payable for any
.tarthcr consumption, The Lease also stipulates a Rent of •
2001. for the use of the ‘Vater •Leven ; but the Proprietor
has agreed to give up this part of the Rent entirely. '
• VIII. - The Lease of the Works is for thirty-eight, Years
from 2.tath May, 1801.
IX. The Farm, for which a separate Rent is paid, consists
of about 70' Acres.
N. B. Lord Leven, the Proprietor, besides abating 2001.
per Ahnutn of.-tne Rent, has (feciared his willingness to give
every other reasonable accommodation- and encouragement to
The'Purchaserof the Leases. And :his .1.-urdship's Agents,
Messrs. Gibson and Oliphant,, will
which
particularly as
.to..any alterations upon the. teases interiding: 0 iterers
-May desire. . • • • •I

It is proposed to expose the Premises, with three complete
Cylinders, and the Woiktng Tools, agreeably to an lnven-
tory, in.one Lot; at the upset pre ; and the Put-
chaser will receive the wrought Coal apd Iron-stone upon
hand, at certain Rates per Ton, ixcd by, the Articles of Roup.
Farther particulars may be learned,. by applying to Mr.
Tames Kyd, Writer, Cupar, in Fife; Mr_ lohn "I it, Writer
to the Signet; Messrs. Gibson and Oliphant Writers to
Signet ; or Mr. Charles Bremner, Writer to
,tlie Signet, UM-.
burgh ; or Messrs. Oubie and Thomas; Crane-court, Fleet.:
street, London. • • .
Mr..Gayiti Inglis, at Markineh, will attend those who wish.
to inspect the Works,-Minerals, &c.

• -
R. BUTLER, No. 4, Che ,ncicie,• has just re.
IVI eei-VCRI a large supply.dirDlXo4.6 .".1- celebrated A NT I-
-131 LI 0 US, P 1 L LS, pppared ,by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary.:
They, area certain cure for Bilious, ,Cority, and Rheumatic,
DiSorders, Nervous and Sick Head- Achs, Heart turn, Flatu-
lencieS,Weaknessof the Stomach, Depression of Spirits, In-:
digestion, and -Free•Living, &c.
They are used arid recommended by the ROyal Family, the-
Viscountesses 13uckingham and Bulkely, the. Dowager Lady
Say and Sete, the. Lords Kilmain and King, the Hon. 1.
sey, Sir It. Williams, M.I. Sir C. P. Tutner, Bart. M.P...
sir W. Maniiers, Bart. M.P. Sir R. Hetley., Kilt. Sir N.
Knt. Colonelg•Coke anrrtßishopp, Major Pritzler;•
Portsmouth ; Captains Jervis Rickets, Lloyd, and Hughes;
•the Rev. 1, Stodtart, Warren, Smith, LOcke,- Tanqueray,
Hill, and some hundreds of the Nobility, (Autry, aid Clergy.
In addition to the number of Letters Mr. DIXON has
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Pilk'wherever he goes ; and he really thinks it Mr. Dixon
would appoint soma Versons as Venders in this County, it
Would be a bectit to the Community.
Dixon's Antibliious pills arc sold wholesale and retail, at
cheapside,. corner of Paternoster-row,
Mr: Butler's,'lsio: 4,
and retail by most Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms,
in Boxes, at 2.3. 9A. and for charitable pttrposes, a Loxes, at
2.26. each. 65.. and as. '9d,

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