The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-06 00:00:00

Dedicated (with permission) to His Royal Highness tha.
PittNct 01 WALLS.
DRoposALs 1,,, 011 Colleetion of De.
. signs for Household Furniture and interior Decoration,
in the inns, approved and elegant taste viz. Sideboards,
‘.Bnokeases, Be 4;. and Cornices, Chairs, Stook, Fauteuils,
.•Coni modes, W indow.eurtains,Pier'f abler, Calidelabrijables
for Libraries Writing, • Work, Dressing, Sofas, ttomans,
Console 'Pabl O
es, Chaise-longues, Glasses, Mirrors, Lamps,
jardinieres,. Wardrobes, Pedestals; Chiffoniers, &e. &c. in
the Egyptian, Etruscan, Greek, and Roman styles; with
various Designs for [towns, shewing the Decorat Luis, Ad.-.
justment,of the Furniture,eec. elegantly engraved, front Orir
iinat Drawings
• .By GEORGE SMITE',
Upholder:Extraordinary to His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales;
• This Work will consist of about ;so Plates, engraved in aqua-
tints, making a handsome and convenient Volume in large
Qclartot printed on the best Royal Paper, with descriptions
in Letter-ilress.'
It will be published in Three Parts, containing not less than
so Plates each, price it. t is. 64.1. plain, aid clrgasitlr 4:b-
lunted to imitate the Original Drawings, 21. 125 6d.
The First Part will be published at Christmas next, and the
remainder with all possible speed.
CP" Noblemen and Gentlemen inclining to patronize this
extensive Work, are requeSted to send their .Nanies and Ad-
tiros to Mr. TAYLOR., at the Arellitcelurul Library, No. so,.
High Holborn.
N. B. No Money is 'required tilt the Books are deliver-
ed. -=Spee.iinens may be seen.
In selecting the Articles, and in composing the Designs for
this Work, the Artist is anxious to exhibit principally such
as ure suitable to elegant and polite lite, and for adorning the
inost extensive Mansions : ate Hatters himself the Work will
iliSplaY a variety .olthe newest laSllion,i,t:Onlbined with classic
taste, for the most useful and most superb-Articles of modern
decorative Furniture, studied ((tom the hcsfantiqueesanipks .
in the Egyptian, Etruscan, ti reek, mat Ruin styles ; and he.
lin:salines it will be fouti,l particularly useful to Noblemen •
and Gentlemen who are cudoui in the decoration of their
houses ; also to Cabinet-makers, Upholders, Paper.hangers,
dtc. who may have int' arranging, furnishing, and tittinkup
of houses committed to their care.

OLD MADElRA,Sinitasi, ttuC LLA, vc.
STEM...ER. and PERKINS, WIN and lirently
Merchants, No. t's; Nesvgate-stretr, take leave to :le-
(paint the Public, that 'they new keep, and fur fourteen
wars last past, have never kept less than twcive Otitis:lnd
gallons of Genuine Wino,. in Vats and Casks, ripening and
meliorating for bottling; and front twenty to thirty. tOnosana
Bottles of crusted Old Port, Madeira' &c. By this 'nude of
keeping, their Wines are so improved in flavour, anti their
Ouijal qualities retained, as to render thetas enure grateful to
the stomachs of nervous habits, and the -aged and infirm, as
experience hat con4inced many eminent P opicians Who now
strongly recommend their Old Nine, as.tl e inost wholviome
and rotorative Liquor. By this Stock they are enabled so
Serve their Friends with superior Nine, of great age, and
of
the best Vintages, on the most Moderate Tertii,, tor Ready-
money. They have also an ussenintann la,ge Stuck of very.
Old eugniac Brandy, rine sad larnatca Runs • and a large
Qll:4ritity tif most excelkot India Oran6e Shiob.
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sTUdi,S. WAIDEN. arid LITTECSMEATON.
Distant ten miles from D ,ticaster; .eight tram Pordefraa,
and eight trout Ferrybridge,. let `Old West, Riding of the
County of York
TO BE S‘)LD DV PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A MANOR o
MOIETY of the r reputeki
nor, fa ST ÜBBS WALDEN, with a nio.,t 'eligible.
FR E EHO I. ID- ESTATE, consisting at' the 111alt,ion House
called Stobbs'lLll, suited to 11ii Residvneeot a Gentleman's
Family, and capable of iniprovemetu at sind I cyclical with
the Barns, Stables, Uove-cute Cottages, Gardm, (Henan!,
and A ppiateitanCes'thereto belonging, and of 664 A cies, (by
measure) of excellent and well cultivated, Arable, Nleadow,
and Pasture Lands; in convenient Farms, with stibA natal
Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, and Offices, repaiv
Part of the Estate. is to hand, but the principal part is in
the several occupations of Henry Tonkinson, Win. Lund,
Thtimas Saul, Sil Vaster Saul, niesllep-ponsiall, Charles
Tonkinson, and Richettl Crawcrott ; 1. Firth and lames
Thom on, as 'Tenants to two Dwellings and Gardens-; and
Was, Lawson, as Teitarirof halt. or Lords' Cottages and'
E;arths ; together with a. ElJeksiiiitit's Shop in the Tor‘n
of Stubbs. • a.
Also tour separate fixed AnnUal Money Paynients, making
together 121. 19i. 4d. due fnint.etittam Propr,entrstit .Estates
at Stubbs, as 4 Commutation tar Tithes. "1 mere ate several
Paws in the Parish Church of Woutersley, 'which are. ap-
purtenant to the Property. •
!rho Timber is to he taken at a fair valuation.
rr, This Estate is partiedlarly.well.conditioi.ed. The
Land is laid conveniently together, and for each
it is tree from all manner of Tithes. 'rite-Land-I'3A ied,:erri-
ed. No Out-payments whatever. The P.tria.:ll;al It Ateb
Kernel,' moderate. In a Spirting Cotiiitry ; .41,d the !limas
good, particularly those comininticathig with the above.
mentioned Towns, and kith the &mat tii 1t,„„4 between
Doi+easter and Verrybcdgc.:
Mr. Henry Tonitinsoih, at the Hall, will.shew the Pre-
!tit es :• and further relater., t may he ma.: tc. Toy
and Milian, ssilleitors, P',;ur-i.c,,,J, •
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