The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-01 00:00:00

To be Peremptorily Sold,
AT LLOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSE, CORNHILL,
On TirrasnAT, August 13, at Half-past Two,
T(By direction of the Mortgagee 1,
HE fine New Ship ABBOTSFORD, 407 31-94
tons per register; copper-fastened, has a poop, figure-head,
and quarter-galleries. This Ship was built at Southwick, county
r: nrl'am, under the inspection of the Surveyor to the. new Re-
_Tl7-book,' of the best materials and workManship; 'is extremely
"en fitted with•stores of the usual description ; will carry a large
cargo, . .
For
;,i ' as the annexed dimenSions will exhibit, and particularly
-413ted to.the East and West India trades t—Length of keel, 100
7)„, breadth, moulded, 28 feet ; depth from upper deck to ceiling,
Now lying in the London Docks. .
bici?r inventories and further particulars apply to Mr. Jeremiah
.4', 3, Muscovy-court, - •court, Tower hill ; or to
. y
WM. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill.
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1.1,„ „THE COURIER EVENING NEWSPAPER..
. ' °liar% in this Valuable Paper, which has been Established
Upwards of Forty Years.
. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,
n
A, By Messrs. FAREBROTHER and Co. •'•
- —arraway's, on FRIDAY, the ith August, at Twelve o'Clock,
vunless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contvael.
IVE TWENT-K-YOURTH SHARES in. the
COURIER EVENIINN' .NEWSPAPER, offering a Secure
t4Ll'stment, which is almost certain of considerable Increase, from
inl. Penatronage of the Public, and the high connexions and great
,-`,l eof the Principal Shareholders.
sortieulari of the Average Dividends, the Names of the different
i„..aleholders, and the shares possessed by cuff of them, with the
litioor to the
and (4. the Articles of Agreement subscribed by. 1.1!c ,Proprietors,
.r. the the
of Sale, will be 'ready for delivery'severt days
sale, at the office of Messrs. Sweet and Suti:oh; zoli-
brotirs,, Btuinghall-street ; at Garraway's ; and at Messrs. Fare-
". and Co.' Offices No. 2, Lancaster-place, Strand.
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4M. NORTH .DEVON,
ESSRS. HUMPHREYS. and WALLIS
... have the honour to announce, that they have received in •
tart
strustions from the Trustees to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auc-
tion T
M TES, the , London, °n WEIINESDAY, August 12, at Twelve, all
J.l9s,
eAexceedingly valuable and highly advantageous FREEHOLD
property
the parish of OaktOrd, ithe Devon, and known as the
of the late John Milner, Esw, situate in
Stuckerid n county9f
, . ge, Lower Oakforcl Upott and Ford Farms, with a
water grist mill on the river 9 comprisingin the whole about
900 ages Exe,
, es of excellent land (200 of which are wood), in a ring fence,
',Nether with three undivided fourth parts of the manorial rights,
court leet, and quit rents, extending over nearly 7,000 acres, aban-
;bea utiantly stocked with game. The estates are partly bounded by the
tul
" river Exe, and at the various approaches are pieturesque
ernes and cottages. At the entrance from the Tiverton road is an
'nental suspension bridge over the river Exe, immediately corn-
rcLunicatig with the family mansion of the late Mr. .Milner, which
Is a: sub3tantial modern structure, built with stone, replete with
:very convenience, and fit for the reception of a family of the first,
L.ZPeetability, overlooking the most . romantic scenery, stir-
-und°,l with, plantations abounding with game. On each of the
arms are good houses, with requisite* out-buildings. The estates
fro mole.' from Tiverton, 6 from Dulverton, 3 from Bampton, 9
.'n ut.ll Molton, 21 from Exeter, and 170 from London. The
gp!tple Mail passes the estate night and morning.
Alfrull descriptive particulars may be had, previous to the sale, of
Isk:d(4l Aias°n. Esq 24, Lime-street, London; of Mr. Wright,
the agent, Tiverten•,'Devon ; at the inns in the principal towns in
twe,„°',...,°tY ; at the Auction Mart, London ; of Messrs. T. and H.
ei,a4c;l'are3' and Sweethr, solicitors, 22, Southampton-buildings,
y-lane ; and
estate of Humphreys hreys and Wallis, auctioneers and
agents, 16, Old B P
'4"---t,„„..,.... road-street, City.

IRELAND.
GENTLEAIEN VISITING DUBLIN. either
or Irelad
on pleasure or mercantile pursuits, are respectfully solicited to
Vhieh for TRY HOME'S HOTEL, . .
extent of accomodation stands unrivalled in Great Britain
this,
veti.otel.chalrigleesplan acted 'on in the hotels of Faris is adopted in
tha, .Iz. lodgings taken by the week or month, are let at much less
In order that strangers may avail themselves
vc
_advantages so peculiar to this Establishment, the prices are
''xed up in each room as under,
GENTLEMENS' DEPARTMENT.
Bed rooms, No. 1 to No. 73, one shilling per night.
night.
Do. No. 74 to No. 160, eighteen-pence per
FAMILY DEPARTMENT.
Drawing or sitting rooms, 3s- per day.
Nal 4 Bed rooms attached, mss. per night.
thew • charge tif one shilling per night is made for servants,
_,OY preventing much annoyance to travellers. .
of r;it._?Tuttion and conveyances to the pleasure tours in the counties
D blin and and

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Alt ET S.. in 3 and 6 Dozen Cases as
imported.
td Gr.ciwo, P •
per dog per 3 dos. Case. pel:69dnzo. Case.
't• Julien, . • . 30s. , £4 10 0 . .
1)4. 2nd Growth 425. . 60 0 • • 12 0 0
/le ,-T'!. Ist Growth 436. . 7 0 0 . .. ,13 10 0
bo '--autte . . .
60s . 8,10
• ) Very, Old in Bottle 725.; . 10 0 .0
. • 20 0 0
0 .... . lti 10 0
Grays y GEORGE HENEKEY and CO.
I.!'n Wine Establishment, 23, High Holborn.

300 toIMPORTA TO TANNERS AND OTHERS.
uai°° Per cent• per annum and in' many instances a larger
48411 Per centaeo •th tlay'of money is obtained by purchasing
11.1.1.14DEftSc"nS "PuPATENT EXPRESSING

.
_
. FOUNTAINS, .
Commonly called
Vhieh FOUNTAIN PUMPS,
Rith
cti;:s practically proved, raise double the quantity of liquor,
Rath
v mine labour required to work the best L oPper cylinders, or any other tube-scrapers. London Pumps,
-Nil John TESTIMONIAL.
i. n DougYhtk Brockdish, Norfolk,
alt the first chine made for sale, on this Matchless New
fortnseiPle, be now has Seven' Fountain Pumps used for the Junks
Other hifters, and' for raising water. for the limes, &c. &c. Several
ropinrietnornes."
itra ta
—oUnt) ha
in Norfolkman which county these machines reign
ve now as y which are saving fortunes to their

Bower ,• PRICES.
0. 8, Junk or Fixed Fountain Pumps 10 feet long, tier size throws two gallons of liquor per stroke, or three barrels
in
Bce inute, and are made of the best Memel timber, cooperedbrget_
r with excellent screw expresses, valves, and valve seats, of
weighing 24 pounds, which will last a century, lever, spout,f
e 2 lete, 71. is.
4' extra lenp p gth beri required advance is ss. per foot, an extra
.1,
Per com
'll s
and po
saving ut is ss. ; thisabo ur is generally preferred, being more conve-
etit
much l.
keower, No. 8, Connecters are Gs. each, or 30s. 'per half dozen,
quantity will last two years, supposing the machine to be
'‘-al3 at work ; one connecter lasts full twelve months on aye-
and a much longer period in raising common water.
%liiL.9wer, No. 10, Fountain Pumps nine feet long, intended for
ting this size, delivers gallons at each stroke, or two barrels
raitvite, is easy work for a lad, made precisely similar to the
link Foul tain P 6/
Pumps, .
"er, ,No. JO, Fountain Pumps, made of sheet copper with
i!fteo brass work..g parts, extremely durable, price 0/.
lower No 10, connecters are ss. each, or 2s. 6d. per half dozen.
in ;!rlieular information required. The depth of the junks or vats
,pewilich the Fountain Pumps are to be placed, measuring from the
Same 2 standing place, and the lowest suitable elevation from the
bleevel to the underside of the top spout.
~Sante description of Fountain Pumps of various sizes are also
tPAkst possible machines. for Fellmongers, for raising Liquid
tute., for use in Brick Fields, to empty Marl, and Clay Pits, to
Work4:titer Carts; emptying or filling Ponds, and all such temporary
ig/70e1.- No- 3, for Marsh Draining
.by manual power price
strq °L With this size two men can raise at an easy maintaining
d~aTen Barrels of Water per minute to a lift of 33 inches; in
tate.',ll water from Dams, for laying foundations of Public or Pri-
Rill NwVhhoeine wc-oorskting night and day the Fountain Pumps
price in less than a fortnignt, over and
4.loleve performing as much worl: as the best Tube Scraper, or any
pas:. tr.aehine ever invented, many tons weight of soil can be
throughfar sd p without choking the working
the Fountain (imps
tato ~) skilful workman can. keep the Fountain Pumps iu order,
:= new connecters when required.
tory ,ters addressed W. Shalders, jun. Fountain Pump Manufac.:
AiLlfellk-place, Norwich, post paid, will be attended to, ,or three
I},-.„lnits can be had by aerli •ation to suy London Leather Factor,
• be• L .trade, and in conse-
sue, Ing engaged in an extensive leather
))e h retains the Sole Manufacture cf Connecters, which may
'44- 4f ail size, being made to deliver from a few ounces to
Alc4. of Six Ilarbsis of Water at a single stroke.
Afkin of the moire important applications of the New P.rin-
itlitin Hydraulics designed and applied, viz., for Shipping,
)3re,,,,g! Deep Well Work, Marsh Draining, Fire Engines,
these`ro', &e. &c., but as considerable care is required in fixing
appoi It'achiries, numerous, influential agents (engineers, &c.) are
front ntel in various parts of England to manufacture, &e., and
treat their locality gab generally be consulted in these cases with
er advantage.