The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

MONEY.

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those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo-
rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, ttat they can at all
times, and without delay, advance any Sum tom One Hun- •
dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards; on personal
or any other Security, arisingfrom Marriage Settlements, Mo.
ney in the Fowls, Clergymens' livings, or Freehold, Copy-
hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable
Terms, and will also concind every Negotiation at much less,
ex pence than what is usually incurred in money transactions..
- Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re-
ceive at their house, No. 19,. lermyn-street, St. James's,
and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered.
Tetijears purchase will be given for well secured
Annuities.

To -rim
',MEDICAL At;EN(.Y, OFFICE.
MR. BUNCE bags leave to return, his most sin-
cere Ti, ks tothe I.'rotessichialGentletlien who have
alreatl)lavindeo Min with their commands, since the open-
ing tne-above t tilt.; and tha he founds his hopc,s for a con-
tinuance of thr.r patronlige, on the, equitable as as ho-
nourable princii,les winch will be Uniformly displayed in
his mode ni Irausscting business.
The peal object of this stablishment is tofacilitate the
Purchase or Sale of :MEDICAL PRACTICE or PART.
N E RSHI S, ,iitt •to supply Pratlitioners with ASSIST.
AN I'S and P U t'l LS.' Also to ' accommodate Gentlemen
wanting Situations as Aisistants, &c.

GENERA I, AGENCY.
Gentlemen pradisitig in • the Codntry are frequently com-
pelled to trouble their DrOggists and other Friends with Pro-
fessional Commissions, Ilich as ordering Books, Instruments,
Drugs, obtaining Medical Information, &c. Mr. B. being
desirous to extend his Agency Accommodation to the utmost
wants of the I acuity, offers to effect all theSe Corn Missions
on the trifling consideration of One: Guinea annually ; .tvitit
the supply of Assistants included.
Apply between eleven and fOur, or address (post-paid) to
Mr Bunce; Medical General Agency Offi:C, No. a. Baptist
Chambers, Chancery. lane.

A NEW NOVEL.
This Day was published,
In Two Voldines, price Half-a-Guinea.
INFATUATION; orN SE. EIC FIE S. fi ern NA-
TURE, - •
• By Mrs. TURNER,
Author of Original Poems.
Printed for Richard Phillips, London ; and sold by all
Booksellers.

Of whom may be had,
Ralph Reybridge, by Williarh Linley, Esq. in Four Vo.
luiries, price z is. in boards.

Next Week will be published,
Embellished with a Portrait of the Author, engraved by
. ,Heath.
THE .LADY of the LAKE) a Poem, in Six
Cantos.

By WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
Ptiiited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, arid • )rrne, and Wil-
liam iVliiler, London; and for Juiin Ballantyne and Co.
Edinburgh.

LORD WELLINGTON and MARQUIS WELLESLEY.
' This Day was published, price 4s.
1.6 i. LETTER to SAMUEL WEITBREAD, Esq.
M. P: upon the Mili.tary condua of Lord Wellington ;
with some Remarks upon the Marquis Welldsley'sCovern-
ment in India, and the fital E fßfcts of Party Spirit.
. ,lly liRITANNICUS-
" HiStory sufficiently proves, that nothing many memo-
rabe has ever been achieved, without that boldness of eon-
ceptiOn, trat tearless rapidity of execution, which has inva-
riably distinguished Commanders ofjhe first order !" Gene-
ral Latrine, Refledions on Modern-Var.
Printed for C. Chapple,' Rnd J. Blacklock,
Royal Exchange. - •

This Day vyas I?,llblistied,
In One Volume, pric-e's. 6d. demy Bvo.
A PRACTICAL ESSAY 'on CANCER; being
/ the Substance of Observations, to which the Annual
Prize tor 18.08 was adjudged by the Royal. Collets of Sur-
geons, .London.
By CHRISTOPHER -TURNER JOHNSON,
Surgeon, of Exeter, Member of the Royal College of Sur-
geons of London, and of the„,l4oyal, Medical society of
Edinb .rgh.
1,6nd00 Printed, for J. CallolV, Medical Bookseller) in
Crown-court, Prince's street, Soho.
NAL A Medical Subscription Library, where may, he had,
the full Value for Second Hand Alecti::2ll.tooks, or others
given in exchange,

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SQLD, •
In pursuance of an order of the High Court of ChancerY,
made in the causes, FARRER against HI G G NS, FA R-
i RER against ORLEItsel R, MORGAN against PAGE,
and FARRER against HA kRISON, dated the tith day
of July 1809 ,• of au Order made in the cape EA RR ER
against FARRER, dated the 2d day of April, rho; and
of a General Order of the Court, dated the §th day of No-
irember, dog, with the approbatibn of William Alex-
ander, Esquire,-one of the Masters of the said Court, at
the Swan Inn, in the Town of Bedford, on Saturday, the
6th day ot tune, 18 ro, at-one o'clock precisely,
0 EVERAL FREEHOLD MESSeAGE S,
FARMS, and LANUS, situate in the Counties of
B UCK INGHAM and BEDFORD ; and Certain Tulles of
Corn, of old Inclokires. and open Field Lands„,in Stagsden;
in the said County,of Bedford, late the Estate of William
Farrer, Esquire, deceised,. the Testator named in the Plead-
ings of the said Causes.
Printed Particulars whereof may be had at the said Mas-
ter's Chambers, in Sonthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,
London ; of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville,
licitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; Messrs. Catty and' Hadrian Soli-
citors, Angel-court, Throgmorton-Street ; ot Mr. 'Hurst,
Solicitor, Newport Pagnell ; of Messrs. Kitelee and,
Land-Surveyors, Castle-Thorp, near Stony Stratford; at
the Bull, Olney ; White Harr; Arnpthill ; the' Sun, Hit.
chin; and the George, Woburn; ind:at the Place of ,Sale.

• SUFFOLK ESTATES
•
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Queen's Head Inn, in ,Lowestoft, in the County of
Suffolk, on Monday, the 28th day of May instant; between
' the hours of Ten and Twelve of the Clock in the morning,
THE pleasantly situated and- well-conditioned
ESTATES, of the late Mr. HUNT, situate in '0 U
TON, in the said COUNTY, and LOWESTOFT afore-
said, in 23 Lots, whereof
Lot t. Comprises a Capital Messuage, four Barns, three
Stables, a Malting-Office, Brick kiln, nine Cottages, and,
by 'measurement, 3oiA. itt 251'. of very good Arable,
Meadow, and Marsh Land; all lying in. Oulton, and of
which possession may be had at Michaelmas next.—Alott t
29 Acres of this Farm are Copyhold, the rest Freehold.—lt
is well situated; andfrom various parts tNere are picturesque
Views of the tine piece of Water called Oulton Broad, the
Sea, .and the surrounding Country.
Lot 2. Comprises a good Farm-House, two Barns, two
Stables, and, by measurement, 19IA. ok. 4P. of extremely
good
,able, Pasture, and Al6r.-.11, Land, „in Oulton. Of
this Farm Si Acres are Copyhoid; the remainder Freehold.
Mr. Neslen is the Tenant of it from year to year, and has
had notice to quit it at Michaelmas next.
Lot 3. Is a new-built granary, a Staithe for shipping
earn, &c. and well situated tur the purpose, with about
seven Acres of t and. The whole, except y# Acres of the
Land, is in the occupation of Mr. Youell, under a Lease,
which expires at MiLliaelinas 016 ; and the Tenant of the
si Ares of Land has 11.41 notice to quit it at Michaelmas
next.—The Si Acres of Land are Copyhold, the rest of tile
Lot is Freehold.

Lot tz. Consists of a Faim.House, Stable, and by mea-
surement, z6A • zR. and 23P. of Arable and Meadow Land,
in Oulton and Lowestoft, in the occupation of Williani
Munford, undera Lease which expires at Michaelmas tS iz.—
All I. reehold.
The reLmining,,Lots are Cottage's and small fields of Land,
lying in Oulton and. Lowestoft.
The Prernises may be viewed s n every Tuesday and Friday
till the Day of Sale; by applying to Mr.Higham, vvtio resides
on the Messuage of. the first Lot.
Outton adjoins LowestOfts a place Of considerable resort
for Sea bathing, andis dism..t front Yarmouth anl Beetles
about nine miles.
For Particulars and Conditions of Sale, apply to Mr.
Reeve, Solicitor, Lowestoft, at whose Office a Map of the
Estate may be seen.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In TWO LOTS,
By Mr. TOPHAM, -
On Saturday, the 26th day of May, at the Crown Inn, at
Northwich, unless before disposed of by Private Contract
(ALT-WORKS and HOUSES at NORTH-
,
WICH, in the County of 'CHESTER.; i 8 miles from
Cliester,'3o from Liverpool, 20 from. Manchester, and 174
from London.

, LOT I. ,- - .
A desirable Leasehold SALT-WORK, called BARON'S
CRO FT, extending more than 700 feet on the bank of the
river Dane, where vessefs of go tons burthen may lie; and
having an immediate communication with the navigable
river Weaver;

The Salt-work consists of 2 Stoves, 3 Warehouses, and 8
Salt-pans, of zcoo superficial feet measurement,
,or there.
abouts, with suitable Pan-houses, two large Cisterns for
melting Rock Salt suitable Quays and Weighing Machines,
for shipping Salt and landing Coals ; with Ground Plot suf.
ficient to increase these works to 20,000 feet, Without incur-
ring any increase of Rent. •

• An undivided Moiety or Fialf.part-of a Leasehold PieceOf
Ground, situate at. Northwich, and called the Cotton-works,
extending more than 2os, feet on the bank of the navigable
river Weaver.

In this Ground is a capital Brine-pit, from which the
Brine is raised by a water=wheel of large power, turned by
an abundant supply of water, brought by a canal- flow the
river Dane, through a new. built Stone Race of excellent
quality. The Wheel has been lately made at a cons:der,ble
expence, and besides raising the Brine, has sufficient water
and.power to turn several pair of stones for grinding corn.
Also an uudivided Moiety or Halt-part of seven Leasehold
Dwellings, situate in Witton,street,. in the occupation of
difkrent Tenants.

Also an undivided Moiety or Half-part of four Leasehold
Dwellings, and of several Workshops.
Also an undivided Moiety cif two more Leasehold Dwell-
ings adjoining.

. Also an undtvided Moiety of 'a large piece of Leasehold
Ground, at present unoccupied.
All the before-Mentioned Plernises are held under Lease for
99 years, from the asth of March, iBot.

LOT
.Also an entire clear yearly Water:•Rent 'of id. payable
during_the life of a Lady aged about 64 years; and during 21
years after her decease, tot liberty to convey water to Mr.
Chantier's Brewery.
All the Premises, except the Dwellings occupied by the
Tenants above-mentioned, are in hand, and may be- viewed
on application to Mt. fames Swindall, at Notttp,vich ; 'and
further particulars may be had of Mr. lohn Barker, Solicitor,
Northwichm and of Messrs. Meyyick and Broderip,. Soli-
citors, Red Lion-square, London : who are authorized to
treat for the sale (Attie Premises by Private Contract.
Particulars may also be had of Mr. Slide, of the Salt-officei.
Liverpool ; at the King's Arms, Liverpool .; the Feathers,
Chester ; the Crown, North‘vicl ; and of Mr. Toplum, the
Auctioneer, at /lorthwich..

This day was published,
In One VOL Juno, price only Is. 6d. in boards. the Fourth
Edition, of
THE. COTTAGERS of' GLENBURNIt ; a
Talc for the Farmer's Ingle Nook.
By ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of the " .Elementary Principles of Education"--
_ _

"'Memoirs of Modern &c. &c.
Printed 'for T. Cadet!, and'W. Davies, Strand ; and Wil.
Liam Miller, Albemarle-street, I,ontlon'; and Manners and
Miller, li,diuburgh.

.4 We have nut met with any 'thing nearly so good as this
since we mid the Castle Rackrent, and the Popular Tales of
Miss Edgewbrth. This contains as admirable a picture of
the Scottish Peasantry as those works .do of the Irish ; and
rivals them not only in the. general truth. of the delineations,'
and in the cheerfulness and praffical cod sense of the les-
sons which they convey ; but in the Mee discrimination (if
,national character, and the skill with which a dramatic re_
presentation of humble lite is saved from caricature and ab.
suirdity."—Edintiurgh Review, No, 24. p. 4et: