The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-11 00:00:00

No. 11,103.

SALE OF CHOICE WINES.

MESSRS. BROOKS respectfully announce
for SALE by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 28,
Old Bond-street, on MoNn.‘v, April 28, a CELLAR of
WINES, of choice quality, comprising Old Crusted Ports,
of various vintages; capital old Claret, sparkling Cham-
pagne, East India Sherry and Madeira, brown and pale
Sherries, Bucellas, Hock, Sauterne, Moselle, Burgundy.
Catalogues of Messrs. Brooks, auctioneers and apprai-
sers, 28, Old Bond-street.

SOU rnALL, NINE MILES ON THE UXBRIDGE-
ROAD.

MESSRS. BROOKS have instructions to
--V-I-LET upon LEASE, a modern-built RESIDENCE,
comprising eight bed-rooms, drawing-room, 23 feet by 13,-
two parlours, offices, coach-house, stabling, cow-house,
poultry-house, piggery, &c. ; a superior orchard of two
acres, large garden, with abundance of fruit; views very
extensive. Any part of the modern furniture may be bad
at a valuation.
Cards to view. and further particulars, to be had of
Messrs. Brooks, estate agents, 28, Old Bond-street.

LEAT HERHEAD.
Furnished Residence and Excellent Fishery.
MESSRS. BROOKS are authorised to
LET, Furnished, a commodious RESIDENCE,
containing drawing, dining, and morning-room, seveti
bed-rooms, pleasure-grounds, garden, and paddock, in all
ten acres ; excellent fishing in the river pasiing through
the grounds, and hounds in the neighbourhood. Coaches
pass daily.
Possession may be had at the end of April.—Cards to
view, and further particulars, to be had of Messrs. Brooks,
estate agents, 28, Old Bond-street.

LANARKSHIRE.—SHOOTING QUARTERS.
MESSRS. BROOKS have instructions to
LET a RESIDENCE, partly Furnished, with the
exclusive right of hunting and shooting over upwards of
2,100 acres, abounding with grouse and all kinds of game
—the tent 42/. per annum, or the whole estate may hie
purchased. It is situated near the celebrated Falls of
Clyde, twenty-two miles from Glasgow, and thirty-nine
from Edinburgh. London coaches pass daily within three
miles.
Cards to view, and other particulars, at Messrs. Brooks's,
estate agents, 29, Old Bond-street.

ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE, &c. WITHIN
TWO MILES OE HYDE PARK-CORNER.
MESSRS. BROOKS have instructions to
SELL, or LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a de-
lightful detached FAMILY RESIDENCE, calculated for
the reception of a moderate establishment, seated in pleasure
grounds laid out in lawn and shrubberies, most productive
walled garden, and two paddocks. The premises comprise
handsome entrance hall, drawing, dining, and breakfast-
rooms, excellent bed-chambers and offices. The outbuild-
ings comprise coach-house, two stables, cow-house, barn,
cart-shed, poultry tick, and wood-yards, &c.
Cards to view, and every particular, to be had of Messrs.
Brooks, auctioneers and surveyors, 28, Old Bond-street.

KENT, EIGHTEEN MILES FROM LONDON.
MESSRS. BROOKS are instructed to
LET, Furnished, a charming RESIDENCE, on
a moderate scale, with pleasure-grounds, garden, and two
acres of meadow-land; Coach-house, and Three-stall
Stable, situate at the extremity of a remarkably
healthy village, separated by a Shrubbery from the high
road. The house is approached by a carriage-sweep,
and contains, on the first floor, four best bed-rooms, bow
dressing-room, and servants' bed-room; on the ground-
floor, drawing-room, dining-room,' breakfast-rooms, and
study ; basement, footman's room, kitchen, wine, and beer-
cellars, &c.
Particulars, and cards to view, may be had of Messrs.
Brooks, estate agents, 28, Old Bond-street.

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LIVERPOOL.

PRICE 7D.

MEETING OF THE BUTCHERS OF
LONDON AND WESTMINSTER.

Yesterday a meeting of the Butchers of London
and Westminster and the parts adjacent, took place
at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, for
the purpose of receiving the Report of the Commit-
tee appoiHted at a public meeting of the trade, held
in January last; and also for taking into consideration
the propriety of altering the market-day at smith-
field, from Friday to Thursday.
At half-past three o'clock Mr. GIBLETT took the
Chair, and commenced the business of the day by
reading the Resolutions entered into at the last meet-
ing. The Chairman then read the Report; the de-
tails of which are unimportant.
The following Resolutions were unanimously
agreed to :
" Resolved—That the enlargement of Smithfield Market
is absolutely necessary to abate the cruelty complained of
by the Public.
" Resolved—That the charges of winton entity pre-
ferred againtt the butchers, i❑ various anonymous publica-
tions, tending to prejudice the public against them, are not
founded in troth. That cruelty of every description is
strongly reprobated by this Meeting, being quite unne-
cessary in the exercise of our business as butchers, and
decidedly detrimental to our private interests as individuals.
" Resolved—That it is very desirable that the Market
day at Smithfield should be altered from Friday to Thurs-
day. That such alteration would tend to equalise the supply
upon each Market day, and be attended with many advan-
tages both to the trade and to the public.
" Resolved—That the thanks of the Meeting be given ti,
the Committee; and that they be requested to continue their
kind exertions to carry the preceding Resolutions into effect.'

After a long and somewhat desultory discussion,
thanks were voted to the Chairman, and the Meet-
ing separated.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9.—High water 55 min. past 6.
Wind S.—Arrived the Florida, Tinkba in, from New York;
Canning, —, from Valparaiso ; Britannia, Harper
(steamer), from Dublin, with sundries ; Earl of Surrey,
Griffiths, from Islernan, with ditto.-2 brigs, I snow, off
at a quarter past 6.
CLEARED OETWARDS.-Maria, Hewett, for Piston ;
Horatio, Sparks, for Montreal, Queen Charlotte, Watter-
son, for Isleman ; Higginson, Banks, Barbadoes ; Alexan-
der, Dodd, Newfoundland ; Huskisson, Perry, Halifax ;
Atlas, Dixon, Newfoundland ; Royal Eagle, Bishop, Ham-
burgh ; Richard Batley, Bulky, St. Petersburgh.
Telegraph Office, April 9.
HoLvHEAn.—Arrived yesterday, brigs—Delight, Ed•
wards, for Barmouth ; Browns, APlntosh, for Kinsale;
schooners—Active, Wright, for London ; Brown, —,
for Riga ; George, 'Winter, for Newhaven ; Peter and
Mary, Evans, for Exeter ; Nancy, Owens ; Buckle, Peters,
from Cardiff; sloops—Newgift, Hughes, from Aberdnvy ;
Peace, Crispin, for Lore ; Vigilant, Lloyd, for Flint ;
Hannah, Brown, for Limerick ; Margaret, Jones, for Mil-
ford ; Fancy, Jenkins, for Milford ; Mary, Hughes, for
Aberdovey ; all well.
POINT LYNAS, APRIL B.—At 5, a.m., 1 schooner off,
outward bound ; at 7, a.m., I brig ; at 11, 2 brigs, I
schooner outward bound ; 3 pilot boats off. The above
vessels did not show any numbers.
Wind at Holyhead this morning, E.S.E., light breeze.
Passed Holyhead, homeward bound, No. 262, 'Tuscarora
packet-ship from Philadelphia, at 4, p.m. Wind at Holy-
head W.N.W., light breeze; nothing to report.
Pilot boats Nos. 9 and 5 off Point Lynas.
The Florida, American packet ship, from New York,
west of the Floating Light ; at 3. 55, the Florida in tow
by a steam-packet, east of the Floating Light.
Two ships, 3 brigs, 1 bark, and 1 brig, homeward-
bound. These vessels have not shown their numbers.—
The skips passed this morning.