The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-13 00:00:00

A SPLENDID ENGRAVING OF
WINDSOR CASTLE,
and a beautiful
PORTRAIT OF LADY SIDNEY,
Eldest Daughter of His MAJESTY (with a Memoir),
Will be given on the Ist of November in the COURT
MAGAZINE, edited by the Hon. Mrs. NORTON.
N.B. This plate of Windsor Castle forms No. I of the
Landscape Gallery of the Seats of the Nobility and Royal
Residences, from original drawings by W. Daniell, Esq.,
LA., to appear monthly, in addition to the Female Poi-
trait Gallery, by the most eminent Painters and Engra.
vers, and the coloured Engravings.
India Proofs of the plates price 4s. 6d.
Edward Bull, Court Magazine office, 26, Holles-street,
Cavendi4l-Square.

On the 15th inst. will be published, elegantly bound in
Morocco, price 21.. each,
THE BIBLICAL ANNUAL,
for 1833, and
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ANNUAL, for 1633,
Orders for which are received by all Booksellers.
Also, now ready,
THE HISTORICAL ANNUAL.
PRESENTS illustrating the Romantic Annals of
1. ENGLAND, by HENRY NEELE, 3 vols. bound,
Price 18s.
2. FRANCE, by LEITCH RITCHIE, 3 vols. bound,
Price 18..
8. ITALY, by C. MACFARLANE, 3 vols. bound,
price 18.,
4. SPAIN, by M. TRUEBA, 3 cols. bound, price 18s.
" The plan of this work is excellent."—Literary Gazette.
" They are valuable illustrations of manners."—Times.
Edward Bull, 26, Bolles-street, Cavendish-square.

HORSE BAZAAR.
KING ST., and RAKER ST., PORTMAN SQUARE
!HARNESS AND SADDLERY DEPARTMENT.
This Department is conducted upon the prin-
ciple of supplying the very best articles at the lowest
prices. The reputation which this BRANCH of the
HORSE BAZAAR has obtained for magnitude of assort-
ment, elegance of style, excellence of workmanship, and
durability of materials, renders it only necessary to say,
that it will be continued on the same principle and under
the same management, which has secured it the unquali-
fied approbation of the nobility and gentry, who have so
pre-eminently distinguished and extensively used the
SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND CLOTHING of its
manufacture.

ROYAL HOTEL AND SIDNEY-GARDENS,
GREAT PULTENEY-STREET, BATH.
FRANCIS NOItRISON begs most respect-
fully to acquaint the nobility, gentry, and }amities,
visiting Bath, that he entered upon the above Hotel on the
24th June last, since when, it has undergone a thorough
repair, and every room entirely newly furnished.
This rural retreat, surrounded with beautiful picturesque
scenery, offers advantage., which no other establishment in
the kingdom can boast of; it is a delightful country resi-
dence) at the same time commanding the entire view of Great
lteney-street and Laura-place, wl ere the great Na-
tional Monument is about to be erected, and is within a few
minutes' walk of the Guildhall, the Assembly and Pump
Rooms, the Theatre, and of the finest market in the world.
Visitors to the Hotel have the advantage of free admission
to the pleasure grounds, which are allowed to be the
finest in Europe.
In entering Bath from the great London and Northern
roads, the approach is over the Bathwick new Bridge,
and from the Bristol, Clifton, and Western roads, by the
Pulteney_road, avoiding in both cases the pitched pave-
ment. Wines and spirits of the finest quality. The beds
and bedding cannot be excelled. Lock-up coach-houses,
excellent horses, and careful drivers. Coaches to all parts
of the kingdom.
In announcing this new undertaking, it may be pre-
sumed by some that the Three Cups Inn and Tavern has
fallen into other hands ; F. N. begs with gratitude to state
to his friends and patrons, that that establishment is con-
ducted by him as heretofore, and earnestly solicits a con-
tinuance of their favours.—Bath, Oct. 10, 1832.

CHELTENHAM.
TO CARRIERS AND OTHERS.
"Paid, Extensive, and Old-Established Premises, at
Cheltenham, to be disposed of.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,

(Without Reserve,)
By Mr. E. BAYLIS,
At the Royal Hotel, in Cheltenham, on THURSDAY, the
18th day of October, 1832, between the Hours of Five
and Six in the afternoon, (by order of the Mortgagees
and their Trustees, and under and by virtue of a Power
of Sale contained in their Mortgage Deed, and subject
to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there
produced,) the following valuable and desirable Property,
being the Estate of the late Mr. Richard Dawes, of
Cheltenham, Common Carrier, deceased :
LOT
L 4 LL that M ESSUAGE or DWEL-
LING-HOUSE, situate in WINCIICOMB-
STREET, CHELTENHAM, with the extensive Car-
fiet'st's Yard, Warehouses, Stables, Waggon houses, Count-
.°g-hnuae, Outbuildings, Garden, and Offices belonging
and adjoining thereto, wherein the late Mr. Richard Dawes
conducted for upwards of Half a Century the business of
a COMMON CARRIER, in the best and most extensive
way, and wherein the same has, since his deal:, been, and
Still is, carried on by his Sons.
N.B. This Lot is Copyhold of Inheritance of the Manor
of Cheltenham (a tenure quite equal to Freehold), and it
contprises a certain Plot, Piece, or Parcel of Land, for-
merly part of a larger piece called 't The Coney Gree,"
Situate in Cheltenham aforesaid, bounded on the East by
land and premises now or formerly of Mr. William
Cycle, on the South by the road leading to Fair View
Cottage, on the West by the road leading to Prestbury,
and on the North by other part of the ‘. Coney Gree"
aforesaid, some time since sold and surrendered to Thomas
Proen, Esquire, and now used as a private road or car-
riage way.
Lot 2. All that COPYHOLD or CUSTOMARY
ALLOTMENT, or Piece or Parcel of MEADOW
LAND,
containing about 3A. 2a. 29r. (more or less), situate in
" Whaddon Lammas Ground," bon nded by an allotment
to Joseph Pitt, Esq., and by an inclosure of James Wood,
LIN., and by other allotments of the said Joseph Pitt ;
also all that other Copyhold or Customary Allotment, or
piece or Parcel of Meadow Land, containing about IA.
and 39r. (more or less) situate in W'haddon Field, and
bounded by an allotment to the said Joseph Pitt,
by the
freehold allotment next mentioned, and by a car-
ringprivaten
-road, marked No. 21 or, the map or plan
n
flexed to the award of the Commissioner under the
Cheltenham Inclosure Act, and the above lots are
numbered 5S and 59 on the said map or plan ; also
all that Freehold Allotment, or
. Piece or Parcel
less),rcelof
Land, containing about 2A. 3a 33e.(more
situate
fin Whaddon Lammas Inclosures, and bounded by
James Wtohoed above-described lots, an old inclosure of
—511., an allotment of Joseph Pitt, Esq.,
the‘ above-mentioned private carriage-road, No. 21, called
y.laaddon Road, and other Allotments of the said Joseph
Fitt, Esq. and the late Mr. Richard Dawes ; and also all
Fitt'
several Cottages built on one corner of this lot.
N. 13. All the above-mentioned Lands are of first-rate
b quality, and contain an inexhaustible supply of capital
rick earth.
N B. This Lot was formerly contracted to be sold to
the Honourable Katherine Monson, who since became
Bankrupt, and it is now proposed to be sold, subject to the
Litlitable rights and interests of her Mortgagees or Assignees
therein.
DLot 3. All that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or
WELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, situate, and being
101, High-street, in Cheltenham, and now in tl e
occupation of Mr. Hawker, shoe-maker, at the yearly rent
of 901. under an agreement for a Lease for three years,
from the 24th day of June last. Also all that Messuage
or 'Dwelling-house adjoining thereto, and now in the oc-
upation of Mrs. Carter, as a yearly tenant, at the yearly
rent of 241. And also all that Billiard-room and Cottage,
situate in the passage leading from the above premises,
and now in the occupation of Mr. Smart.
This Lot is extremely valuable, is of great depth, and is
in one of the best situations for trade in the town of
Cheltenham.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Prince; Kell,
Qui klowarkimlicitore, Cheltenham.