The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-24 00:00:00

'SALES OF ESTATES,

NEW FOREST, HAMPSHIRE.
TO ()LI) DV lON,
In the Month of February next, unless previously disposed
of by Private Contract, of whii_n due notice will be-giVen'
EVERAL very desirableFREEHOLD ESTATES
OP-situaie at B LASH t RD and CIN WOO L), an the Pa-
rish of Ellingharti, Hants, on the Borders of,the New Forest,
with extensive and valuable Common Rights in the same
Forest ; the whole of the annual valise of near 4001.
ppl y. •
For further pa viculars, and to treat for same, ato
Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, and'roinkgis,. Solicitors, Lin-
-6111's-inn, London. •
Dec. LI, tg to. ' _ _ •

BERKS.III RE. , •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
•' In Five Lots;
ti ery valuabld FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
' tattling -2§l' Acres, z • Roods, and 25 Perches, of
Arable, Is/lea/tow, and Pasture Land, Tithe-tree, and of very
excellent quality,, situate at Bourton, hi the Parish of SIM. •
venham, one of the best cultivated, and'most tertile parts of
Berkshire ; eleven miles from Wantage, seven from Faring-
don, four from Highworth, one from Shrivenhath, and about
seventy trorn London, • . • '
The Estate is divided into cOnr:Fael I,armS, two of which
adjoin the Berks and Wilts Canal. The Tenants will spew
the Land.
For Price and Printed Particulars, apply to Mr, Wake-
man. 43, Upper Baker-Street, London, where Plans may
,be seen. Printed Parriculail may also be had at the Crown
Ipn,Faringdon,. and Bear Inn,' Wantage.

BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOR.;
ATI V.E Tocral powDE-R,
So justly recommended for Whitening the TE. ETI-I,•Preserv.
ing the 6 II MS. and Preventing that dreadful', malaily the •
nEAUTY of Countenance, and reaAlarity of Pea-
-1) tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; but,
the Proprietor of BUT LE It's TOOTH POW DER would
beg leave to ieinind his Country- w.ornr-;ff that the lustre of
len-Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are
discoloured. or skew a rotten and unhealthy appearance=-this
is the mote inexcusable, as the, present Preparation affords
the infalitble Means of removing every' blemish of the ena-
mel, being composed of Vegetables. •
It is reCommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing
away everrimperiection, either in the colour, or the (Keay of
the enamel of the Teeth,. as rendering the Breath sweet and
deledable, and making the Gums of their ptolfr shape
and vermilion' hue; and a certain Preventative 2g;i'inst- the
Tooth-ache. No Composition of this.kind ever brought foi-
.ward.to public notice, has met such universal approbation •,
. and the Proprietor.has to boast' that it is in daily use of
Royalty itself.
, Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap.
'Awe, corner ut Paternoster-row ; Smith, Murray, 'and Rae-
burn, Edinburgh; Newbury, Dublin ; Trewman, Exeter ;
Cocl worthy, anii Hoxland, Plymouth ; Billinge and Greg.
son, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch. Manchester ; Peck and
Ross, Hull ; Crutwell, Bath ; Allnutr, Portsea ; and retail
by -most Country Medicine Venders and Perfuiners, in Boxes
at 2S. 9d. each. • •
Of whom may, be.had, •
BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES
for Coughs, Colds,' Astlnas, and Sore Throats, price
as, 11,d. per Box. - •
•

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This Day was published,

Illustrated with Twelv“.7o.louiect Comic Engravings, price
ss.'6d.';in boards,-

FELISSAi. Tbe Life and Opinions' of a
KITTEN of SENTLMENT.

—Written by dip Anthor of Oat much admired bale Tale,
intitled; " The Lost Child." •

Printed-for J, Harris, Cornet of St. Paul's Church-yard.

Where maybe had;
A New EditiorililluStrated with Six Engravings) of, The
Lost Child,' a Cliastnias Tale; price 3s. in beards
With many hundred other W3rks for the inslrusiktion and
amusement of Young Minds., of which a Catalogue Will be
delivered G ratis..

On the w.-bf January, )81t,"vviti be published, price Is. 6d.
. No. 1: ,(to be cbntinued Monthly) of
THE GENERAL cHRQNICLE, And LI-
TERARY.MAGAZIN E.

The contents, of this' Magazine will in an especial manner
agree with its It will be a- Chronicle,' alike of Liters.
tore and Science, and of Foreign and Domestic E vents ; and
form, as folly as may be permitted, an Index to the 'fifties.
It will point, tin tht•one hand, to their 'Civil and Political
History ; on • the other, .to the state and. progress of
Knowledge, _Learning, and Taste,,
It is designed that The General Chronicle and Literary
Magazine shall recommend itself to the family fire-side.---;
Within the compass Of its pages-will hey contained articles
adapted as well to the young as to toe old, amid to toe. choice
and studies of both sexes. „If any pulitiCal feeling betray it-
sell in this Publication, that feeling will be steadily on the
side of the course of policy, foreign and dorriestic, which has
raised this nation to its peseta enviable rank ; and parents
will'know what value to set on awork, which, in .undertak-
ing to record public -transactions, and to support intellec-
tual amuSernent does • not make itself -a tool of jacobinisin,
nor a vehicle of sedition, nor a. nurse of vulgar prejudices.
The Genepl Chronicle add Literary Magazine will be
printed by Mr. Beasley, on a good Paper, and with fine Ink.
One Engraving, executed by Artists of the first treents,witil
accompany each number. 'me subject, ribeir not-a Portiait,
nor a Laii:!scape, will be selected frorteamong the.produc.
tions of the Fine Arts, or froth those-of Nature.
No. will. be embellished with a View. beautifully
graven from a Drawing by' FiNncia, of HarekAd Lodge., the
the seat 'of Sir C. Baynes, Bart. being the house in, which
Milton wrote his Lycides.

trr Orders for the General Chronicle and Literary Maga
zinc will be received by Edmund
.1:loyd, Bookseller, Har-
ley-street, and 'ay all Booksellers and Newsniewin tlle United

CONTRACTS FOR RED AND WRITE LEAD; AND
- INGREDIENTS FORT. MAKING PAINT.
NAVY OFFICE,

Dec. 19, ato.

ri-"HE PRINCIPAL -OFFICER and Call-
'4.• MISS I)NERS of fl IS NM YESTr'S NAVY do he,eby
give lyotice, Thursday, the 3d of janua!j•, IST T, at One
o'Cleck; they will .6e-ready to treat with such persons as may he
willing to contract for steppyl-tg kis Majesty's several Dock
Yards; or any O'l9E; or Cof tb,m.with:RE b and WHITE
LEAD, and i iGIZE DI EN TS for making PAINT.
A 11Tel of the Tender me?), be seen al this OjAce. No Tender
will be received aft r Ode o'clock on the day of Treaty, nor any
noticed, unless 141 Paqy, or an Agent for him, attends.
Eve?), Tender must be accompanied ly_q Letter addressed. to
the Nati, 11%zrd, and signed by two responsible Perlnt engag-
ing to heconk bound with the Person tendering, in the- SA' of
Too I. le? the due perfirmance of each of the ,:tr.os.

P1C11.,;211.L.. ING OF.PICE, •
- Dec. IS, 18:o.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIiya
Ilis Ai,- j€ do hereby give Notice, that
ne,,d.fy, the lit of January next, they will be ready •to re.
et ive s in writing, (s. aled sip) and treat for the folloWing
quawi,les FFE, or FAYAL WINE, to be de-
tivered on or before the joth
.7une next, at the respeaive Island
and Stations undermewioned, vix. :
Gallons.
Surinam 24.:16
Demerara - • - • - • 10,980
Betlaice - 4,704 •
Varbadoes - 53,330
Trinidad . - • - 30,39;
G %nada - 12-'548 • •
• St. Vincent - -20,93 Q . •
St. Lucia - - • - 9,804 .
Martinique -_ - 53,722
_Dominique - • - 194r4
•
Guadaioue-
Basse Terre - • 4428
p‘
Point-2.Petre - 16,08 • -
Antigua 22,744
St. Croix • - 13,724
•
St. Martin's - -
Honduras - • - - 41,732
•
Curacok - 1,731
• Tobago - 7.;842
St. Kitt's - - -22,5 AS
And to be paid for by Bil 4, payable with Interest, ninety days
after date.
'The•Conditions of the ContraB may be seen at the Secretary's
Pt
No. regard will be had to any PendeP in whi.-hthe Price 'hal
not be inserted in weird: at length, or that shall not be. delivered
to the Board before One o'clock 0.1 the raid Tuesday, the iv
.7anuarY next, kor unless the Person who makes the .tender
or sortie 'Person o'er his behalf, attends, to answer when called
for.