The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-01 00:00:00

ROYAL INSTITUTION.

Albemarle-street, 30th jantrary, 1804.
HE Proprietors and Subscribers art. informed,Tthat the several COURSES of LECTURES of the
eiLsuing Season, will commence at the Leeture-Room, in
Albemarle-street. at the times 'undermentioned, viz.
Feb. ad, On the Chemistry of Nature, by H.-DA vY, Esq:
F. R. S.

4th, Natural Philosophy, continued, by W. ALLEN,
Esq. F. L. S.
Itth On Experimental Chemistry, by Mr. DAVY.
March moth, Onielles Lettres, by the Rev. JOHN HEw-
LErT, B. D.. - ---- •

pr:l.9th4•
,On Antieut .Architeatire, by the Rev. XVNI.
r
CROWE,' LL. B. Public Orato of the University of Oxford.
z7th, On Astronomy, by Mr. ALLEN.
April :oth, On•Boiany, by, E. SitiTn, •M. D. F. R. S.
President-ot the Linuean Society.
May loth, On Painting, by lonN E. R. A.
N4y zist, On Modern Atchitedure, by the itevJ WM.
CROWE. .

Notice will be given of the Public Experiments in Che-
mistry,-&c. which-Atilt cominence on-the 3d of March ; and
will, be nude once a fortnight during the season:

On Wednesday the Ist ot=February %via be pik,blished, the
OUTLINES ohUOURS'E 'of LECTIJRTS On CH E.
PHILOS()r,'HY.

OXON, GARSING TON, SAN EVORP, mar Oxford,
DORCHESTER. BERKS, RADLEV.
TO 'BE SaLD liY" AUCTION, •
- - By Mi. -ADA:MS; • ' " •
At the Star Inn, in Oxtbrd, en 'Saturday-the:2sth Febniary
next, between the Hours of Four and Five in.:he After-
noon, tuidet such Conditions of Sale as shall then he pro-
duced,- 'several 'Freehold.. and Leasehold' Estates, in .the
following .Lo : .
Lett i.GA.RSINC T ON, VREE NOLD. A
FARM HOUSE, Garden, Two Barns, One
Stable, and other convenient OutThnildirigs, air Howe Close
and Orchard,- about Four Acres,
,togetiiet with 17.i.Acres 0(
Arablq anti Grass Land in the Comnion
,Fields, and Rights
of Cofnmon: • - 1

I.ot 2. A very neat and comfortable Brick and 'Tiled
DWELLING HOUSE, fit -for the Residence of a Gentle-
man fgrolofSportiiig,pr for a small .genteel Family, with
Two Gardens,. an Orchard, and a 'Close, called toe Grove,
about Two Acres, laid out -in a very pleasUrable stile and
taste, • a good Eight. Stall Stable,' BiewhOifse, other -con-
venient-Offices late in the. Occupation of Mrs. Sadler, bet
,now unoccupied.
Lot A•P_UbLIC-HOUSE,-called theTHREE HO R !
S,HO!S, wi than Rrehard•andfarge Garden, and Out-lio.i, -6
to the same adjoining and belonging, in tile Occupation oi
Mr. John Roberts.
Lot.}. A small CLOSE of MEADOW or PASTURE
LAND, about One Acre, auda.Small Close of Arable _Land;
about Tits Acres; lying together, and near or adjoining'the
P. . . , . .
Lot 5. A DWELLING HOUSE, and large G:1•Ien and
Barn, -now- used As a AVheelwright's Shop, Or
nearly'adjoiningi in thy Occupation of Mr. J:kna‘,
Lot 6. • A neat a+.-i compact COTTAGL a•.‘i Garden, in
the Occupl:t2n of John Sanders.-
Lot 7. A COTTAGE, Or-diet' and Garden, about -an
Acre, in the Occupation of Joseph Woodward. •
1,6t3. LEASEHOLD.. A very large MANS lON-
HOUSE, Garden walled in, Two Barns, One Stable, and
other convenient Buildings/ a Home Close.ot about Six Acres
of Meadow or Pasture Land, with abOut Fifteen Acres of
Arabic and GrasS Land, -lying in • the Common 'Fields, to-
getha with Three Cottages and Gardens, Two Hors! or Cow
Commons in High Mead, from the txth of May till the sth
of July. to Hey Furlong, Ten Cow Commons, and COni-
mons for Sheep and other Cattle •in-the Fields of North End,
for ThresjYard Landsand a Half. :These Premises are holden
of the Principal and Scholars of lirasenose College, Oxford,
by • Lease for Twentv-one Years, renewable every Seven,
'commencing from Lady Day last, at the Rent of 11. 85. told.
and One Quarter. and Half a Bushel and Half a Peck of
Wheat, and One Quarter Three B.,sliels and 'One-halt or
Malt. payable at Nitehaelm is and Lady Day Yearly, subjeo
to it I leriot df 41..6 gd. at the end of Fourteen Years, or 011
the Death of .the Lessee, and.also in every second year of the
tthc errrieloi.,toa. eliver at College Browner, or pay • the value
_ _ _

Also a FARM HOUSE, an Orchard, a Barn, about Five
Aqes of inctostd Meadow or Vastitre Land, with Two Cot-
ta4es, and about Seventy Acr.:S Of Common Field Land and
Cumulous- tot Seven Horses or Cows, in High Mead, from
the izth N?ay to the july,:and,tOr Two Cows,in 4ley
Furithig, 4nd,c,r Sheep and.otiv.:r Cattle in the Fields and all
ccrouicsnabh; l'ltei!s of the NOrth I:nd,- for Two Yard Lands
and ar, Halt. These Premises arc . holden by Lease tinder
Exeter Cotiege, .wilt expire at Michae,linas
'too', at the Yt.triy Rent of Skl'; and Eigia Bushels Of
I,V n?.zt, and Ten Bushels and OneThi f Peck and One Quar-
tei of Malt, pay Able -cly-Day and Miunael-
was. - , • . _ -

Possession may be had of Lois t, and 8, at Lady Day next, .
when the All,reenient with the present 'Tenant, Mr. Thomas
Aldwor.4l,- avill cahirc.. .
Lott'. DORCHESTER, FREEHOLD. A DWELL.
ING HOUSE, Three Barns, • One Stable, and a Garden
Plot; -a" Close, called. the Mule- Close, and an Orchard, with
about Forty-eight Acres of Common Field, Arable and Grass
Land, called Two Yard Lands, and Commons
.for Six Vows
and Sixty Sheep i • which Premises, with others, are in the
Occupation of Mr. Viricent Cherill, as a Yearly Tenant,
from Lady Day.
Lot to. TITHE FREE. SANDFORD, FR.EEHOLD.
A-FARM HOUSE, Carden, Barns, Stables, and other Out-
buildings, with about eighty-six Acres of inclosed Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, called Black Birds' Lease Viirm,
in the Occupation of Mr. Richard Castle, under an Agree-
inent for a-Lease which will expire at Michaelmas 1807 i at
fife yearly Rent of gol. subject to a Quit-rent of 16s. gd.
Lot ty. RADLEY 13ERISS, FREEHOLD., A
MEADOW, called SANDELL's MEADOW, about twelve
Acres, in the. Occupation of Mr. Thomas A Idw-orth, as a
yearly Tenant front Lady Day, at the yearly Rent 01381.
Garsington is a very idy and healthy Situation, lying.on a
kill; commanding very beautiful Prospects of the surround-
ing
Country, about Five. Miles south-east of Oxford.
DoreheSter is at a "convenient distance- froth-Oxford, Wal-
lingford, and Abingdon.
• Sandford.is within Three Miles of Oxford.•
Radler- is adjoining the Thames, within Two Miles of
Abingdon, and Five from Oxford.
For,further Particulars, apply either to the Audtioncer, or •
to Messrs. Morrell, Attornies, Oxford; and. for a View of
the'Escates to the several Tenants thereof.