The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-12 00:00:00

SUS,

THURSDA Y, MAY 12, 1803.

VORTH and CLYDE NAVIGATION
SHAKES' TO BE SOLD.—A few Shams to be ills.
posed of. •
Apply to Ain:andel' Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer.street,

BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE.
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES.

BUTLER's Furnishing Upholitery, andigabinet
Ware.rooms and Manufa6tory, Nos.- 53 and LI; Cathe-
rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest,
neatest, and most (economical Fashions, of well seasoned
materials, and excellent workmanship, with several im-
provements.
BUTLER respatfully 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 Bur LE a has two patents, one
for Tables, the other for Bcalsteads; the principle Of the first
is applicable to -almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to
be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient
for Houses, and much more portable. The'principle of the
other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post,
Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds,' which latter are singularly use-
ful in sickness, and each when shut up, make a. handiorne
piece of furniture for a Sitting RooM, Dressing Room, &c.
rite Four Poar and Tent Beds go together in all parts with
brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help Or
tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and ace very portable.
Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c.
BUTLIJOS Patent ManufaCtures have been graciously pa-
tronized by the King, Queen, and Rbval Family, and ho-
noured by orders from numbers of the'llobility and Gentry,
and have been highly approved of in the East and West
Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus' met with fit-
vourable encouragement, and for which he returns hiagrate-
NI acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of-
fices of some others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with
Bo T E It'S name hisCribtxl, which may help also to promote
his Business, or should it be designed otherwise, lie, by the
permission of Providence, manufaatires and sells his Supe-
rior Pour-post and Other Beds; excellent Dining Tables, and
Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street, 8 doors
from the Strand, a' Brick front House, %%here lie has con-
strueted several 'Fools and Machines for working the same,
and has otherwise bc'enat considerabliiexpence to bling them
to that utility and degree of perfe4tion at which they now
are. At the same place may be had every Article ter the,
completely Furnishing Houses. N.B. For Exportation.

LALEHAM, MIDDLESEX.
TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION, .• .
By Mr. THOMAS CHAPiVIAN,
Of Richmond, Surrey,
In LOTS,.
On FRIDAY, the zoth of May inst. at Twelve o'Clock,
at Noon precisely, at the Bush Inn, Staines,
THE MANOR and LORDSHIP of LAI.E.
1 HAM, with Court Leet and Court, Baron, several
Mansion Houses and Gardens on the Banks of the River
Thames k and upwards of Eight . Hundred and Twenty
Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; the
greatest
.part free from Tythes : a healthy situation, and
situate to one of the best neighbourhoods ; only one mile
from Chertsey, two from Staines' and sixteen from. London.
Further particulars may be had at the Chambers of Mr.
Graham, Lincoln's-inn ;of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land:.
Surveyor and Audioneer, Richmond, .Surrey ; and of Mr.
Thomas Harrison, of Laleham, (who will, shew the Pre-.
mises) ; at the Bush, at Staines;.and of Mr. Home, Attorney
at law, Staines.

A FRE EHOLD.—LYMINGTON, HANTS..
TO BE SOLD,
T BY OPRIVATE CONTRACT,
"T 'Elegant and Commodious Mansion, can-
ed the. GROVE-HOUSE, with the furniture, si-
tuate near the Town of Lymington ; and immediate Posses-
sicn May be had. The House has been recently enlarged,
imprOved, and finished in a superior and substantial- man-
tier. It contains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing-room, at
feet squarey • is h height ; Dinlng..room of the same dimen-
sions ; Library, 23 feet by 17, to •in height ; Breakfast Par-
lour, 21 feet by ts, g feet 7 in height ; with Ofilees of every
description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story
are five large Bed-chambers, with two Dressing-roams, four
excellent Servants' Rooms,' and a Laundry. • 'here are good
Kitchen GardenS (partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur-
rounding the House, _with a Coach-house and. Stabling for
four Horses. The Furniture is new within . the last ten
months, Made of the very hest materials, in the first style of
elegance, and in good preservation.
• Grave-House commands beautiful and extensive views of,
the Isle of Wight, the Seili and the surrounding Country.
That delightful Walk called the Grove, adjoining, is part of
the Premises, and will be included in -the
For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to
Charles St. Barbe, Esq. at the Bankin.l.ymington, who xvill
deliver Tickets for viewing the House and Furniture,