The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-09 00:00:00

This day were published, by James Cawthorn, Cockspur-
street, • -
HE BEAUTIES OF DON JUAN,
T including those passages only which are calculated
to extend the real fame of Lord BYRON, and inscribed
with profound resis;ct to his Lordship's Sister.
" It has always been lamented that one of the most
beautiful Poems in the English language, and which pos-
sesses more exquisite passages than are to be met with in
the same compass throughout tile whole circle of Litera-
ture should, from the unpruned luxuriance and vetsatility
of the Author's powers, have remained a sealed volume to
the fairest portion of the community. It is with a view
to obviate this disadvantage, as well as to secure to the
Noble Author that great proportion of well-earned fame,
of which neither the eccentricities of genius nor the exube-
rance of youthful feeling ought to deprive hint, that the
present selection has been undertaken."
'SCOTLAND.

GAME IN PERTHSHIRE TO LET.
rirHE Privilege c,f Shooting over 5,000 or
A- 6,000 Acres, in District of RANNACH, having
the advantage of not being shot upon last season, and
abounding with Grouse, Ptarmigan, and other varieties of
Game. There is also excellent Fishing in the adjoining
river 'Pummel. Good accommodation may be had at
either of the Inns at Tummel-bridge, or Kinloch, which
are within an hour's walk of the centre of the Shooting
ground.

Apply to James Crawford, W.S. 11, Great King-street,
Edinburgh.

SCOTLAND.

VALUABLE ESTATE IN AYRSHIRE FOR SALE.
THE LANDS and ESTATE of MUIR-
KIRK are to be SOLD by PUBLIC ROUP,
within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on
WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of August next, at Oue o'clock
,afternoon, in the following Lots, if not previously disposed
of by Private Bargain, viz.:--
Lot Ist, to consist of the Farms of Upper and Nether
Tarriachs, Muirmiln, Dalfrana, Nether and Middle Well-
wood, Entryhead, March House, Wellwood Parks, and
Wellwood House and Garden. This Lot contains about
2236 Imperial Acres, of which. about '76 Acres are thriv-
ing Plantations. The present Rental is 6431. 12s. 6d. ;
and the Lot will be exposed to Sale at the upset price of
20,0001.

Lot 2d, to consist of the Farms of Upper Wellwood,
Kaimes, and Mid',muse of Kaimes, Springhill, Kaitneshill,
the two Easter Parks of Welhvood, part of Burnfoot South
Muir, Bankeud North Muir, Irondale Parks, and Irondale
Inn ; also the Parks about the village of Muirkirk, the
whole Feu Duties of that Village, and the Feu Duties and
Mineral Lordships payable by the Muirkirk Iron Company.
This Lot contains about 6547 Imperial Acres, whereof
about 118 Acres are Underwood. The present Rental is,
for Land, 731/. ; for Feu Duties and Long Tack Duties,
24.2/. Gs. ; and far Minerals, on an average of the
last seven years, 691/. ss. 2d. It will be exposed to Sale
at the upset price of 35,0001.
Lot 3d, to consist of the Farms of Grasshills, Glenbuck,
Priusthills, Stottencleuch and part of Linhurn, east of the
Water of Greenock. This Lot contains about 4751 Im-
perial Acres. The present Rental is 562/. Ss. whereof
231. -18 s. Ftu Duties ; and it will be exposed to Sale at
the upset price of 17,000/.
_ .

Lot 4th, to consist of the Farms of Netberwood, Burn-
foot, Lamont Burn, Middlefield, and the remainder of Lin-
burn, of the Water of Greenock. This Lot contains
about imperial Acres, of which the present Rental is
56-11. 10s. ; and it wilt be exposed to Sale at the upset
price of 17,500/.
These Lots comprehend the whole of the Estate of Muir-
kirk, and will be sold either together or separately, as pur-
chasers may incline.
This Estate extends along the Waters of Ayr and Gree-
nock for several miles, and is at an average distance of
twenty-two miles from Glasgow, and twenty-five from
Ayr, with which, as well as with Edinburgh and Dutn-
fried, it communicates by excellent roads. The Lands,
which consist partly of arable, and partly of sound sheep
pasture, are all let to substantial tenants, and on the expiry
of the current leases a considerable rise of rent may be ex-
pected. The two first Lots are intersected wit}, thriving
plantations, which afford shelter, and give good returns
from the sale of thinuings. The lands in these Lots abound
in coal, lime, and ironstone ; a flourishing iron-work, hav-
ing three blast-furnaces, has been long established on Lot 2,
and on which also is the thriving village of Muirkirk. At
Glenbuck, on Lot 3, the coal and ironstone mines, for-
merly wrought for the Glenbuck Ironworks, are almost
inexhaustible.

There is abundance of Game on the different Lots, which,
although let in cumu/o at 801. annually, is not included in
the foregoing rentaLs. Some of the streams afford excel-
lent trout-filing. The public burdens are very moderate.
For Plans and Rentals of the Estate, and of the different
Lots, and for farther particulars, application may be made
to Messrs. Charles Selkrig and P. Cockburn, accountants
in Edinburgh, who have power to treat by private bargain ;
to Messrs. Youngs, Aytoun, and Rutherford, 'Writers to
the Signet ; and Mr. Robt. Brown, or Mr. Win. Leighton,
at Hamilton.

Mr. John Pearson, at Springhill, near l‘luirkirk, wil'
show the lands.