The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-13 00:00:00

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Built in so substantial a manner that they will not yield to
any stablee in Brighton ; they are let on lease for 21 years
at an exceedingly low rent, and of the 62 houses already
alluded to, the best panegyric that can be passed upon
the property (as a safe and permanent investment), is the
single circumstance that only See of them are unoccupied,
and this want of tenantcy has been only of a short and
temporary duration.
THE TERRACE HOUSES ON THE EAST CLIFF
present one of the most commanding and admired buildings
of Brighton, and there is considerable ground connected
with it.. The whole Estate has been erected with such
due care to substantiality, that it presents a most refreshing
contrast to many of its Brighton contemporaries. The
present rental and value may be estimated at
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS
A YEAR ;
and if this highly favoured town progresses in public esti-
mation as it Ills done, it is not too much to contemplate,
years, a considerable augmentation of rent,
and in a vary few
and consequently this Estate presents a rare and unusually
desirable mode of investing with security ; the rents have
been always received.with great precision and regularity.
Mr. May, of Charles-street, near the .Marine Parade
(the punctual receiver already alluded to), will shew the
several Estates, and particulars may be had of him 21 days
prior to the sale ; also at all the Libraries, and the Old
Ship, Brighton ; of Messrs. Pemberton, Green and Craw-
ley, Salisbury-square, London ; the Auction Mart ; and
at Mr. GeOrge Robins's Offices, London.
Half the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage.

A new Farce, by the successful author of The
Hundred Pound Note, The Haunted Inn, and Com-
furtable Lodgings, will shortly be produced at Drury-lane
Theatre, in which LISTON will sustain a whimsical character.

TERRY, the actor, who was exceedingly in-
disposed when he performed the character of "Polonins,"
in Hamlet, at Drury-lane theatre, the other evening, is,
we are glad to hear, much better. His complaint is a ge-
neral debility and lassitude in his whole system, which has'
been in part removed by having recourse to the shower
bath ; se that this very respectable actor will shortly re-
turn to his profession. tiince TERRY retired from the
Adelphi, his elder brother died at Bath, leaving comfor-
table fortunes to TEnnv's children.

Mrs. FAuciT's sudden flirt" from one house
to the ether, we have heard accounted for, by her having
received a polite intimation from her former Managers,
" that as her engagement was, to a certain degree, conse-
quent on that of a gentleman who had thought proper to
abandon the house which first introdueed him to a London
audience, she was no longer wanted."--We hear the lady
threatens an action, but-in what name will she bring it
In that _of her husband ?—We however believe that the
public will bethrough
favoured, the Courts of Law, with
some curious particulars of these two secessions.—News.

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DUBLIN, OCT. 9.—The Protestant deelara-
Duke, four Marquisses, 13 Earls,' four Viscounts, seven
don,' in favour of the Catholics, has been signed by one
Lott's, nine Baronets, 34 Members of Parliament, and 442
of the first Protestants and Dissenters in Ireland, if pro-
perty, learning, and intelligence, and their known ad-
.berence to the immutable ordinances of public justiee-akl
private virtue, entitle them to be pl4ced in the first rank
of Irish Protestants. •-•

DA LK EITH CORN MAR KET.—Oct. 9.

The supply of Wheat at this day's market was much
greater than the dernalad, and it sold heavily and lower on
the average, although some picked samples of seed for
England brought more money.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease.
First Bos Od 38s tid 31s 6d 40s tid
Second
Third 6os Od 308 Od 24s Od 324 mid

Beans.
40,4 Od
3tis Od
32s 00.