The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-25 00:00:00

SALES OF ESTATES, Srd

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4DM! RALTICO,FFICE,' • ,
May 15, !tie.- I
IT being intended 16 distribute to the Poor Widows
of Commission and Mrrant Officers •of :the Royal Navy,
whose cieiumstances come within the Ruler of the Charity, cola.
111 shed for their Relief, such illoniesas-may.hedue7 to Mein on ac.
count of their Pensions, up to the 3ist of 1.114 y inst. This is to
-eve Notice, That any oPidows who have not jet applied for
• their Pensions, and intend 19 lay itt'their Claimi, may do so as saon
as possible, by Letter, addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty;
and all such Widows whose Claims have. been already allowed,
mart send or bring to this Office between the 17:1; and3sit inst.
the Affidavits required by the Eulei,. in order to their being con
tinned on the Pension List.

y. W CkOKER

• •This Day was published,
In foolscap Octavo, price Ss," boards,
rrHE COTTAGEGIRL; a Poem. Corn-
. prisipg her several Avocations during the Four 'Seasons.
Of the Year.

By H.,C. Esq.
Author of the " _Fisher Boy."" and " Sailor Boy."
Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees, and • Orme, Paternos.
ter-zoit, London.; and W. Sheppard, Bristol.

. This Day was published,
Price Two Shillings bound,
A SERIES-of QUESTIONS, adapted to Donor
Valpy's Latin Grammar; with Notes,
- • By C. BRADLEY, A.M.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos.
ter-row; and• sold by all Booksellers.
Of whom may, belhad, by the.same Author,
Grammatical'Questions, adapte,i to the Grammar of Lind_
ley 'Murray ; with Notes. The Second Edition -considerably
improved, price as. 6d. bdund.

• • MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENT.
This' Day was published,
In One larg-e Volume Ot-tavo, with Eight beautiful Engray.
ings on Wood, price 125 Proofs on Royal Paper ii.
TALES, ORIGINAL, and froch *the SPANISH.
By a LADY:
Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall.
Also, The Avenger, or the Sicilian Vespers; a Romance,.
.3 vols.,price iSs.
The Covent Garden journal, 2 vols. with fine plates, 11.
65..6d. ; Proofs on royal paper, 21. 4s. 6d.

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PETITION TO PARLIAMENT.
This Day was published, price ts.
FACTS explanatory of the CONDUCT of capt.
FOSK Err, of the isth Light DrageonS, as oneot the
Seconds in a Duet, in the year. 1806
By Capt. POSKETT.
Printed for j. 1. Stockdale,'4l, Pall Mall.
Also, price 3s. 6d.
Mr. Petrie's Statement of the Governor_ General of India,
respelling the Causes of the late differences at Madras.

This Day was published,
In Otavo, in Six very large Volumes, price in boards, .
' I 3.. iss.
Dedicated. by Permission to his Grace the Archbishop of
C.1111LG11,1417,
CCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY; or Lives
of Eminent Men connehm with tha. I.l:.tetry Reli..
gion in England, from the Commencement of the Reforma-
tion to the. Revolution : Selected and illustrated with Note;.
. Cy CHRIS I'OPHF.R‘WoRDSWORTH, D.D.
Dean and Rector of-Hocking, and Domestic Chapfain to his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Printed for.P. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's
Church-yard ;,sold also by J . Hatchard, tgo, Piccadilly.

CATHOLIC QUESTION.
ThiS I)ay'was published,
In One Volume Quarto, price tos. 6d. in boards,
TWO MEMOIRS upon the CATHOLIC
QUES'T'ION : with an Essay upon the History and
Elk as of the Coronation Oath ; and also an Appendix.
By JOHN JOSEPH DILLON,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.
Bath : Printed and sold by Meyler' and Son, Abbey
Church-yard ; and in Lond9n by C. Robinson, Paternoster-
row ; I. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; and E. Bouker, 56, New-
Bond-street.
if In Mr. Dillon the Catholics have an able, laborious,
judicious, and even a cburtiy. advocate, and we cannot either
wish them or the Empire better than that the whole body
should be animated with the same spirit which is breathed
in these pages ; since 4 temper such as is Isere displayed will
more eMetually serve them than the most illustrious ad-
vocate in the Senatc."— Dillon on the Coronation Oath.—
Monthly Review, Vol. 54..

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VALUABLE. FREEHOLD DAIRY,' and . ARABLE
FARM, with a respettable FARM-HOUSE, hear
THAM KENT, with immediate possession. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
• By Mest.s. HOGGART. and PHILLIPS,
At the lietion Mart, on Friday, June 1, at 12, in One Lot,
AVERY desirable FREEHOLD FARM, called
Clay's delightfully sitated •on ttie border of the
Turnpike-road, leading to Footscuray, near the ten mile stone
from London, and one mile from Ettham, in the. County of
Kent; now in the occupation of Mr. -Charles Fleming, who
will quit \at Midnuminer next. " •
The Estate contains about one hundred and thirty acres of
uncommon r eh abn,ut fifty acres is prime Meadow,
and the remainder is Arable anti Wood with a Farm-house,
Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, Garden, 'Orchard; &c.
well supplied with good water. '
To be viewed, and Particulars had, ten days preceding the
sale, at the bell Inn, Bromley : Castle, Eltharn ; Tiger's
Head, Footscray ; Greyhoundt Croydon ;. at the Auttion
Mart ;of M. Arnold, Solicitor, Bedford-row ; and of
Messrs..Hoggart anti Phillips, 62, Broad-street, where a
Plan of the Estate may be Seen. .

CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANORS and sES TATES, _in
the COUN of ESSEX, on the borders of .HE RTS.
TO B.E SOLD BY AUCTION',- •
• By .HOGGART itnd PHILLIPS.
At the Mart, opposite the Bunk of England, on Friday, lune
. 45, at :12 o'clock-in lots,
FrHE CEAVERING ESTATE) - comprising the
1 Valuable and extensive Manors of C,lavering with Lang-
ley and of Bolington, with the :view of Frankpledge,- and
Court Baron, or customary Court, Quit Rents, Fines, fie-
riotts, Rights, 'Royalties, and Appintetrances. Also the
Half Hundred-of Clavering, and One-third part of the Manor
-Of Curies, and 4-:o Acres of rich' Arable, Patute, and Wood-
. land,. conveniently subdivided into the following most de-
sirable Fanns, viz. Bury-hill-green, Ford-end, and Starling,
Green-farms, Rokways and Hall Clase, seven miles from
Bishop's Stanford, and Skearts, at Clattering, in the County
Of Essex, a small part only in the Parish of Langley, with
substantial Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous
isuildirias. in the seyerm A4S.tir Oraell Hustler,. (manes—wan., . homes Isaac; (-ohs, Jonn
New obrr, leries which will expire in about iilne years;
and of Mr Henry Glasscock, and Mr. King, Tenants at
will, at rents amounting to tBbol. per annum, exclusive of
the profits of the Manor, which are considerable
• The. Estate•is in an eligible part of the County, nearly in
a ring. fence, intersect d by good roads, with excellent
Markets in every direction. -
May be viewed in about one month's time. with leave of
the. tenants, and particulars then had ot Charles Arnold,
Escl. filedtard- row ;.at the-Crown Inn, Hockerill ; the Bear,
Stanstead; Malisters,'-at Duninow ; George, Bishop's Start.'
forst ; Saracen's-head and Black-boy, Chelmsford ; the inn
at Clavering ; Cock, Epping.; Green-man, flarlow• ;at the
Mart; -and of floggart and Phillips, Old Btoad- street, tNihere
a plan of the Estate may he seen.
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EXTENSIVE & VALUABLE FRELIioLD ESTA EES'i
MANOR, MANSION, 'FARMS,. and EXTENSIV E
WOODS, in the PARISHES bf LANC;JiAII.I and
BOXSTED, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, bordering.
_upon SUFFOLK. -• ' • ,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIONT,
• • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Audion Mart, on Friday, the rctli of 1 une at Twclve
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o'Clock, in Lots,
AREVERSION, on the death of a Gentleman,
aged 55, to- the following valuable FRE EHO LD
PROPERTY, situate about seven miles from Colchester, 14
from Ipswich, three from Dedham, and 58 trom Lcndon, in
the County of Essex, viz,
he Manor of Langham, situate in the Parish of Lang_OCTAVO
MISS EDITION 0 F MRS. CA RTER'S AN D
TALBOT'S ha T
m, with all the Royalties,- Fines, Heriots, Reliefs, Ser-
. LETTERS.liislied, vices, Americaments, and all Profits of Courts. Lord, Rent,
This Day was pub &c. ; and the Manor House, called Longhorn Hall, with at,
- 11. 16s. -
Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, ptice in boards, • lathed Offices, Pleasure grounds, and Premises, situate in a
' delightful part of the, County bordering upon Sutiblk, form_
SERIES of LETTERS between Mrs. ELI- ing a very desirable residence fora large respectable 'Family,
A. ZATETH CARTER and Miss CATHERINE now in the occupation of Capt. Watson.
TALBOT, from 1741 to 1779. To which are auded, I. ET-• A compatt and very valuable Farm, adjoining Longhorn-
TE RS from Mrs. E LIZA ii ETH CARTER to Mrs. VE- hall, lying in a ring fence; containing about 300 acres of
SE Y, hetv,een the Years.l763 and 1787- ; which Mrs. Veiey • rich Land, with a substantial Farm-house arid Out-build-
earnestly requested should be published. 'Published from ings ;in the occupation of Mr.. Greene.
the Original Munwcripts. - ' , Three desirable coinpad Tarnis, lying in the above parish
Ily the Rev. MONTAGU PEN ' ING TON, M.A.' - . of Langham, containing together 379 acres of rich Land, with
P tinted for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's • Farm-houses, Barns, and Out-buildings, in the several occu-
Church-yard ; sold also by, J. Hatchard, No. 19', Pic- potions of Messrs. Greene, King, and Clark;
cadilly. . . ._ j .The spacious, substantial. and ancient Farm-house, called
N. 11. A few Copies remain of the Quarto Edition, uoi.. Longhair-14.00e, with Barns, and Out-build no, and 187
formly printed with Mrs. Carter's Memoirs, on a fine woven ' acres of rich Land, in the occupation of Mr. John
.Vince.
Paper, in-Two lcrge Volumes. price in boards 31. 3s. - i Also a rich farm, in the Parish- of ,BOxsted; and divided
,• of theatiovementidned Book,ellers May be had, only by the navigable river Stour from the county of Sutlidk,
r. Mr. Pennington's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. carter, . with' a Farm-house, awl 81 acres of rich Land, in the occu.._
with. her Poems, &c. The Second Edition, in Two large Nation of Brook Bridges,. Esq. and Mr. G. Enclitic:Al ; and 23
Volumes,Oetavo. price in boards, ti. Bs. j Woods, lying together, and in a ring fence, dumaining up-
z. Mrs Carter's Translation of the Works of Epidetus,. wards of 300 acres, with the healthy_growing Timber upon
from the Original Greek, a New Edition, 'in Two Volumes, . the same, which consists of tine oakpf . upwards of 40 years
Odtavo, price in boards' 16s. growth.
A few Copies remain of the Quarto Edition, price in The Estates can only be leased, subjed to the above Jife
boards. al.. 1 ts.,6d. . lof 55, and are now much under-let ; the present rental, ex.
3. The Works of, the late Miss Catherine Talbot, first elusive of wood, being only 9341. per annum.
published by the late Elizabeth' Carter, and now re-pub- May be viewed, on application to the respetlive Tenants,
lished with some few additional Papers: together with Notes - and Particulars had, 2o days prior to the Sale, at the Blue
and Illustrations, and soine Account of her Life. In One Posts, Wiltham ; Cups,. Colchester; King's Head, . Mal-
large Voluine,Odavo, price in hoards, 9s. or on fine Paper, don , Golden 'Lion, Ipswich ; King's Head, Norwich ;of
price rzs,. - Mr. Evans, Solicitor, St. Mildred's court, Poultry ; at the
AuCtion Mart ; arid of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z,
Broad-street, Royal Exchange ; whore a Plau of the Estates
may be seen.

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t CER FAIN DISEASE. • -
DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine, called GUTTA SA LUTAR IS, may be
depended on to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure for the
most inveterate Venereal Disease, Cleets, Ulcers, Pains
and Qbstructions in the Urinary Passages in either Sex ; its
oPeration is by urine and insensible perspiration.- A slight
case is generally cured in a new days-, and .a confirmed Lues
in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies,
itheumatismse-G ravels, Weaknesses,-and Obstructions; are •
speedily removed by these sate and salutary drops. They
require nothing to work them off, no restraint of diet, or
hinderance from business. Those who take them may de-.
pend or, a sound and perfect cure, tyithout the knowledge of
any person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa.
tient may go about his or her business without the least dan-
ger. The large quantities that are daily sold for exportation
,and domestic use, prove their efficacy to sprpaSs every other
land
in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr.
Freeman at Mr. Bullet's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of-Pa-
ternoster- row ; and retail by ode or more Medicine Venders •
in every town, in bottles at 2S. 9d. and 45....15d. each,-with
.amv le dire,uons.

EXCELLENT FAMILY HOUSE, GAIWENS, and
LAND, HAM • ON, with immediate possession.
TO BE LET ON LEASE,
By,Messrs.'HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
ASpacious, subtantial RESIDENCE, suitable
for tile imniediate reception of a large respectable Fa-
mily, at Hampton' 12. miles from Hyde Park Corner.; con-
tainmg numerous kooms.of excellent proportions, Drawing
'and Dining-rooms, about at reef square, Morning-room;
brary, an i excellent attached and tietached Offices, Standing
for lour carriages, Stabling for owe horses,- Pleasure-grounds,
Shrubbery-walks, a handsome Lawn, produdive Kitchen-
garden, fully stocked, Conservatory, Peatthery, and Graperyi
Farm-yard, and a ,;uantity or rich Nleadow Land adjoining ;
containing together about 'fen Acres, with an excellent Pew
iu •the -Church, and the pnrchaser may he a;:comincutated
with
the..forgiiture at 4 Valudiloll,
To be viewed with l'iekcki, which, with further particu-
lar,,-maylbeh..d of Messrs, floggiiit andThiilips; 6z, Broad:
Rvyal E ,tchan6e.

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EXCELLENT \RESIDENCE..and LAND, near WAT.
FORD, in the COUNTY of HERTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS„
At the Auaion Mart, near the Bank of England, on Friday,
June 1, at ta„ in Two Lots,
OVINGbON LODGE, Ash Park'; comprising
.• 13 an excellent Family House, in the most complete order,
delightfully situated on the verge of a paddock of 6o acres,
with 'Pleasure-grounds and Gardens, three miles from King's.
Langley;four from Hemel Hemstead, and five from Berk-
hamstead. The House contains eight 13ecl.rooms, Dining
'and Orawing.looms, 22 feet by 18, Breaktast-'parlour, and
Offici:s of every description, double Coach house, and Sta.).
ling for live thases, Granary, and numerous Out-buildings ;
also a, new built brick Cottage, .with eight Rooms, land'a
piece of rich Land. '
May be viewed with Tickets, br applying to Messrs. Flog.'
Bart and Phillips, 6a, Broad-street, Royal Exchange, of,
whom particulars may be had, ten days previous to the Sale.
Particulars also .1t the Red Lion, Chesharn ; lr,' hdlim,
Appraiser, Watford ; king's Arms, Berkhampstead ; Bell,
Hemel Herr:stead ; of Mr—Lloyd, Solicitor, t 4, Gray's Inn-
square ; at the Auction Mart ; and• of Messrs. Hoggart and
Phillips, 6z, I;r4ad-streer, Royal Exchange.