The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-18 00:00:00

MaNDAY; APRIL 18, 1803.

THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INTO
TURKEY, SYRIA, AND EGYPT.
• This Day was published,
In One Volume, Quarto, price. Two Guineas and a Half, in
Boards,. embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engrav-
ings, from Drawings taken on the Spot, • •
.TRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR,
11 SYRIA,' anttacross the Desert into -EGYPT. during
the Years 1799, iBOO, and iBot,in Gompany.with the Turkish
Army and the British Military ,Mission, which was sent from
this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General
Kot. containing Details of the Proceedings and Opera-
tions 4* the Turkish Army under the Command of the (hand
Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Accounts of the
present State of those Parts of the Turkish Empire.
• To which are annexed, •
A Meteerological Journal, and Observations on the Plague,
and on the Diseases'of the Turks. -•
Be WILLIAM wirrmAgt.M. D.
Of tie Royal Artillery, Suigeon to the Mission, and upwards
of two Ye-irs Physician to the Grand Vizier and the Fit,-
cipal Officer.; of the Turk ish-A rmv. • • -
Primed for R Phillips, No. 71, St.
_Paul's church.yard.

7--HOI:c.ROFT's.'I RAVELS.
In the'Press, and speedily will be published, in TWo ele
gant 'Volumes, ,Quarto, decorated with a great number of
Vignettes, together with a separate vohime of large En-
gravings, by the 'first Artists, representing the principal
objects and Buildings in Parisi many ,at them front beauti—
ful Drawings made under the direction of the Author,
TRAVELS in GERMANY,, HOLLAND,
FLANDERS, and FRANCE, to PARIS : with nu.
mcrous pirticulars, relatiVe to the present State of that
Capital ; its Manners, Charaders, Paintings, Music, The.
atres, Gardens, Institutions, Architecture, eke.'&.C.

Ely THOMAS:HOU:IW FT.
Printed fur Richard'Phillipi, Ivo. 71, St. Paul's Church.
yard .

NEW EDITION of KOTZEBUL's EXILE,

At a Reduced Price.
This Day was published, a nt,Nv Edition, in Three Volumes,
Foolscap Octavo, Price x 3::. instead of iss. in hoards, em-
bellished ►vii h ngravings, . •
A N. ACCOUNT of the LATE . EXILE an4l
173,,, TOURNEY into SIBERIA, of AUG t.i.:,TUS VON
K.OT4EBUE,and of the other extraordinary I neidents which
happened to hirn in Russia, with authentic Particulars cola-.
rive to the present State of the interior of. the Russian Lin.
pin:. written by liimself.
Translated from the Getnithi, under the superiptendance
of the Author, by .
The Rev. 11. BERESFORD, P. D. • •
English I:cattier to the Qiicen < t Prussia..
Printed tor Richard• Phillips, Nu.7l, St. Paul's Church-
yard, bail:dor ill Boott,...iles. •

VALUABLE SALMON- FISHINGS ON SPEY:
THE DUKE of GORDON's SALMON FISH.
1:4 G S on the River SPEY, to whi,,h the Earl of Mo-
ra Y's are joitted, -are again open, and ready to be entered to for
the Season tBO4, on a Lease for 1,4 Yeats. From the rising
value of Salmon, these Fishings become an important object
to any Company adequate to the Undertaking.
Sealed Proposals, addressed to Ciljrle;iGardon, Esq. of
Cluny, Edinburgh, will be received for these Fishings until
the tst ofjune, 1:1',G3, and those not accepted ofreturced.

TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the Lord High Chancellor of Great
Britain, made in the matter of ROBERT HU'L'KS,
(a Lunatic), with the approbation of Sir William Weller
Pepys, Bart. one of the Masters of the High Court of
Chancery, at the Public Sale-Room of the said Court,
in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; on.
Friday the Bid of April. inst. at Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon, in Three'Lots,
A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, anti ASH
A
TIMBER, now standing on the several ESTATES
of the said ROBERT HOCKS, ht the Parishes of St. Ste-
phen, near St. Alban's, Aldenham, Bushey, Whitchiarch,
and Edgware, in the Counties of. Middlesex, and Herts.
Particulars whereof may be had at the Master's Chatribers
iq Socrharnpton-buildings aforesaid ,at Messrs. Bullock and
Ai hold's, Soli6tars, lied:Ord-row, London; and it Lie dif-
fcrent Inns in the Neighbourhood.

mmosTocK, OXFORDSHIRE.
TO 'DE LETT, or SOLD, and Entered upon nnmediAtely,
AVery desirable I)WELLING-HOUSE, ready
FURNISHED, pleasantly situated adjoining the
'Fiunpike-Rotd, ornamented wittt a beautiful Siininhery ii
front, and commanding a pleasant prospeet of Blenlicitn
• and an extensive View over the. Country, comprising good •
areheitCeliaringan.i WineVanits,,Kitdien, Sadler), I.ar44er,
and limier's Pantry, on the Ground 1:1,..0r ; a Br.:akiast Par-
loui, Dining.and Drawing-room, foal. goLpd Bed-cliainbers,
Dressing-room and Attics, Wash-licu .e, Fuel-house, and
Garden, good stalled, Stabling for six Horses, with Saddle-
raoin,Granary, and Lott over, Coach house ;Aid Dog kennel ;
lately in the oi:copation of Col. Warntbrd.
Woodstock is pleasantlY situated on the Great North kriad,
adjoining Blenheim Park, sixty-three Miles from . London,
eight from 0 xf,,rd, is a tine Spann.); Country, equal, if not
superior, to any in the Kingdom, and in the vicinity of two ,
Packs of Fox Hounds, and one' of Ilarri,:r3.
For further Particular;, .apply to Mr. Powell, Bear Inn,
Woodstock.