The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-24 00:00:00

PARTBEICULA R AS TO THE HOUSE.
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES.
BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
Ware-rooms and Manufailory, Nos. 13 and Lb Cathe-
rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest,
neatest, and most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned
materials, and excellent workmanship, with several ins-
pro VCITICI It S.
BUTLER respeilliilly relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry . devices
and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti-
cles. It is well known that Burr. La has two patents, one
for Tables, .the other for Bedsteads; the principle of that first
is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables., and is allowed to
be a great improvemein ; it
,renders them more convenictit
fur Homes, and much more portable. The principle of the
other is applicable to most k hats of Bedsteads, as Four Post,
Tent, Sota, and Clia;r Beds, which latter are singularly use-
ful in sickness, anti each when shut up, make a handso,ne
piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, arc.
Inc Four Post and Tent Betts go together in all parts with
brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of
tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable.
Paticular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, et.q.
Bur Licata Patent Mitauladures have been graciouSlyp-
troniied by the King, Queen, and Royal Pannl), and hcb-
noured by orders tromilLlMbrTS of the 'Nobility and Gentry,
and base been highly approved- of in the East and w&t
Indies : the merit of the ArOcles have thus met with fa-
vourable encouragement, and for which lie returns his grate-
fut. acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of-
fices of sonic others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with
Burctit's naine.inscribed, which may help also to promote
his Business, or should it be designed otherwise, he. by. the
permission of Providence,' manufactures and sells his Supe-
nor Four-post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and
cabinet Articles as above, namely, Cid hmthe-street, 8 doors
train the Strand, a Brick front House, where he has con-
structed sever*! Tools and Machines for working the same,
ant.thas otherwise beenat considerable expence to bring them
to, that utility and degree of perfektion at which the" now
,rO-. At the same place may be had. every. .Article for the
completely furnishing Houses. N.B. For Exportation.,

NoTTINGHAMSIIIRE.
-TO BE SoLD.BY kUCTION,
IN LOTS,
At the Saracen's Head Inn, at Southwell, on Wednesday the
asst Day of Septcinber„ 18a3, unless an acceptable otter
shotild be made by Private Contract 1.01 the Patin occupied
by Mr. William •
A Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,'
La. at NOR MAIN TON; near Southwell, in the COUNTY
of NOTTINGHANI, containing about TH it LE HUN-
DRED and TWO ACRES oirich ARAE. E, PA STU It E,
aud MEADOW LAND, FREE nom TITHE and LAN D
TAX, and the •Parochial Assessments very. mixterate (about
SO Acres of which is in the occupation of William Bird);
with excellent Farm*Houses, Barns, Stables, and other suit.
able convenient Out-buildings, in substantial repair. Part
of the Land lies near the Town of Southwell, on which
there are delightful. Situations for Building. The Tenanta
at Will. •
Particulars will be forthwith ready, and may be hail at the
Saracen's Head Inn, at•Southwell ; the Hotel, at Newark;
Saracen's Head Inn, at Lincoln; the Swan Inn, atMansfieldThree Crowns Inn.
Srat • Leicester; and Mr. Gaskill, • Atte,
tioneer, Nottingham at ail which places Plans of the Estate
may he seen.
• August IS, 1833.

M.ONMO WITISII I RE-.
TO PE SW:I) BY AUCTION,
On Monday the 29th of August, 1803, at the to 4erort Arms,
in the .r.o.n of mnainantn, Two o'c:l.A in in. At.

. .
tern',on,
ALL that Capital-M9dern.built Messuage, called
Lek NSAN E AI).COURT ; together with the Mi-
nor and Acivowson of Lansanfreati, and about One Huntirtni
and Severity Aeres of exceeding rich Arable, Meadow, Pas-
tura Ground, and Oreharding, in a very high state of
culU-
vution, The Mansion is seated in the most. pleasant part of
the County, on a Lawn gent) Y rising from. the Hanks of the
River Usk, in a genteel . Neighbourhood .and gnarl Sporting
Country, commanding most enchanting Views of the sur-
rounding Country, and •consists of a Vestibule, Library,
Dining-room, Gentleman's Dressing-route, Housekeeper's'
Room, Butlers! Pantry-, Kitchen, anti Servants' flail oti the,
Ground Floor;, an elegant Drawing-room, opitroaclicik by a
handsome Mahogany. -Geometrical Staircase, and, suitable
Lodging Rooms and Attjc,s Register and Stove Grates,
Carved and Marble Chinniejeple44l* attached:+ltd del,iche:(l
Oltices of every description, Double Coach-house Stall
Stables, Dave-bense, Ice-lionse, excellent K itettyn
with exteitsiVehot
well planted and clothed with the
choicest Frtiit Trees now in perfeBion ; Lawn, ShrUhbery,
and Pleasure Ground, laid out with taste, forming altoge-
ther a most desirable ReSitlenee.
Also a Dwelling-house, Garden, well-accustomed Shop,
and about Six Acres of 'Land, together with a Cottage and
Garden, in the posseSlon of Mr. William Davis, situate 'in
the Parishes oti.auglhangel and Lanarth.
The great Road from London to South IValcs and Ireland
inijninS the Estate, which. is di3i4ilt fitnit AWrgavenny tivv,
Usk six, Ponty Pool nine, and Monmouth eleven Mile), all
good Market and Post Towns, and near Coal lid Unit: •

For °thy! porticulars, apply personally, or by Letter (polo-
Paid), to Mr. lo*epn Strongly, at Lanunfread Vourt, near
Monmouth
(-who will saxes thc Prtmisti) ; to Mr. Mu.
vah at Ross Herefordshire,