The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-06 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
I.IPHE 'COMMITTEE for conducting the
ELge,Turis„f Mr. CAVENDISH sits daily at the
Bratisil <OVFP.E.HOI., COCEISPUIt-STREET;
wlifere iiis.iequested that gullies and ComMunications
121 V. he'inhketkivi,
hrthe As soink as the day of E!ection is fixed, it will be notifii.d
COitaillitr, and art anie!nents will be made for faci-
`l4ag thm cenveyanre of the Members of the Senate.
CHARLES BARRAGE, Chairm.m.
L'thWi Coffeehouse, Cockspur-street,
juue 3, 1829. •

DR
TIE STACK-YARD, GARDEN, AND
W• COLONIAL SETTLEMENT.
ATER-PROOF RICK CLOTHS
Fryit ; = completely fitted up, Netting and. Bunting for
711" Mar pees and Tents of V ariops sorts, Improved
"l!lised Cloths Tilts, Sacks, Ropes, &e. with other Articles
similar
tulhe yoreign Settler, as Well as the Resident Agricut-
rci)' be supp. lied with the aboVe desirable Articles on
Fate terms, by i3enjamin Eagington, 5, Tooley -street.
Address "Benjamin Edgington."

rii.:l-IWEDGAN'OODand SONS having
3., SOLD their HOWSE in YORK-STREET, ST.
+OIIIS'fLRQUARE, *must DISPOSE of their STOCK
:41AR,THENWARE, CHINA, and ORNAMENTS by
fcr, pa 4171 day.. and it is now on. SALE in LOTS, suitable
rehwri of every description, for ready money, at ex-
triad
Teauced prices' • Admittance from Twelve to Fite
11.tiodc„ '
-ll' •
Wlll Carry on their manufactory as heretofore, at
ffurdskire.

:11 41ESTATES IN SCOTLAND FOR SALE,
.t, HE couvry OF MID-LOTHIAN and STEWARTRY
ivii:,, OF. KIRKCUDBRIGHT.
.‘;'''' EXPOSED TO SALE, BY PUBLIC ROUP,
'llia the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on
,"ultst'alrS the I Ith slay of June, 1829, at Two
"I°ch afternoon {unless previously disposed of by private
'1191440, _
t. ' MID-LOTHIAN.
, RE,. XSTATE of NORTON, lying in the
parish of Ratho, and count of Mid-Lothian. This
,2341 y
erty ~._hie ProP consists of nearly 400 Acres, Scots
7,,trer,44d is situated about set en miles from Edinburgh,
tLitee south side of the. New Glasgow Road, and on the
7"ml hank of the Union Canal.
il(he Land is ,of excellent quality, and the whole Estate
Under Lease to active, industrious tenants. The prin-
firm steading is nearly new, and the others are in
. order. ' There is time very thriving young wood on
•aar? hate, and valuable quarries of whin tone, which,
;ph* vicinity to the Canal, could be worked to great
..1"-nc.. By the Canal farm produce can be sent to
19111 tdiurgh markets, and manure be brought to the
74 t•ate.a very trifling expence. The Estate affords a
cetlaald.Qualification in the county.
11,T,I'Vre is no Mansion house upon, the property, but there
'aL 41,1041 situations for building.
' ' . KIRKCUDBRIGHT.
~riz. LANDS. and ESTATE of BARNCAILZIE, in
'' 4714jah-of Kirkpatrick Durham, containing 709 Acres,
ia,,,ails Scots measure.
iivit the LANDS and. ESTATE of AUCHENGIB-
Fs. 1 in the parish of Urr, containing 289 Acres, or
re, ))Y, Scots measure.
t44' eadlands lie contiguous, are almost entirely arable,
,et to pod tenants. The farm steadings are mostly
*- -..: and the whole property well subdivided. Besides
ii.intbi recihere are upwards of 60 Acres of fine wood,
t.h,fi_t'Old. The property almost surrounds a fine lake,
at; a mile long; and has also a right to •part of the
iv lock-both of which abound with fish. There are.
Zar very fine situations for a Mansion-house. The
' aga t roads from Dumfries to Portpatrick, by Castle Douglas
"lm by New Galloway, ,pass through the. Estate, and the
ILetlaeh goes twice a-day. The Linda are distant nine
4 Arpt Dutnfries, and'seven from Castle Douglas and
in
1,1.1 h); Fort.
'
kiN" c",,,,111. I'o,Perty holds of the Crown, and affords a Free-
:7, ~,,,"qualAcation.
~„ aoe Proprietor" has right to the teinde, which are low
Toed.'':ll; The title deeds are clear; and the public burdens
!Th'ilt:l4.lltolll4l;llrttelier infOrmation, application may be made to
1ir....711°11, W. 5.,'17, Royal Circus, Edinburgh, in
vai F` 'ands are the title deeds of the several Estates, and
Plan of Norton ; or, in reference to the Kirkcudbright
.:,.........._-"Wet to Mr. Gordon,.writer, Kirkcudbright.

ItOTICE is hereby given, that an Exchange
is intended to be made between • the Worshipful
siiilPnny ofltreWers (as Trustees for a Charity 'called
•
Charity,") and the Most Noble John Duke of ,
d,.tinder the poWers of an Act of Parliament made
47Passed in the let • and 2d years of the reign of hie
r,„t Majesty King George the Fouitli-:-of
:*Ailil‘nat piece or parcel of ground,' containing about
tge square feet, situate in the pariah of St. Pancras, in
CuuntY of Middlesex, on the east side of a certain pub
e -
th
'"ut-pathileadink from Brill Terrace, Somers-tewn, to
Well: part of the turnpike-road, from Battle-bridge to Cam-
,st town, which lies between the south-west corner of
Pancras Workhouse, and- the road or way, leading out
7ab.e said turnpike road northward, and along the west
ibeieZ front of the Veterinary College to Kentish town ;
,in
ti_sai.4 piece or parcel of ground contains in length
‘l4 the west side about 365 feet, and on the east side,
',;th.a beading line, about 375 feet, and in breadth on
71 north side in a 'level line about eighteen feet,
the south side about eighteen feet four inches, and
144Tit'unded on• the west side by:a new intended street to be
• 4i9uth.ltnd called Goldington-atreet, and on the north and
:tettd 4desr:lty ground belonging to the said Company in-ed to be laid into certain intended streets there, vis.,
'intended street to run eastward from the north-
' *l*san-di.nee;ir of nee the said ground into the turnpike road;
4,17.1'inb aiid intended street is to be partly on the ground
the ;aid' Dirke, and partly on the ground belonging to
as n-
'•n' °:"Pd- Y trusters aforesaid, and is to be 50 feet
tbilalsnanew intended
tndedstreet, intended to run from
d rril-east corner of the said- ground into a new cres-
-44.,,0 t'agreed to be made on the ground of the said Duke,
.410 he said Company, and on the east side by a- field
akUging to the said Duke, lying on the west side of the
41,13 turnpike road, and nearly opposite St. Pancras Burial
kilt: and the same. piece or parcel of ground is now in
+tunPation of the said Company, as Trustees aforesaid,
‘bue 'said piece of ground so intended to be exchanged
''tk3to.h4ve a right of frontage to the aforesaid streets, in
• north, south, and west side thereof,--for
48,t,." that' piece or. parcel of grounk containing about
"2:Bquaiii fee situate in the parish of St. Pancras,
'6121'431V the north-west corner of a certain field belong.
' iqd tn'the said Company, lying on the west side of the
Ptlblic'foot-path, the South-west corner of which said
L raentioned piece or parcel of ground lies eastward of
thirty-four feet six inches from the north-east
finer of the foot-path, on the east side of Union-street,
"; itwulris-town (where the estate of Lord Somers joins the
or a ofthe said Duke) and which last-mentioned piece
yjareel of ground contains in length on the west-side
tt three hundred and twenty-two feet, and on the east
leahnni SI 0 feet, and in breadth on the north side about
feet,ee
and on the south side in a bevil line about 43
hot: and is bounded on the west and north sides by ground
alki:ging to the said Duke, and on the east and south
• by the said field belonging to the said Company, and
..14;irr in the occupation of the said John Duke of Bed.
' 4.%.4__Alsd the said piece of ground so intended to be rat-
. _ is not to have any frontage, but to merge
•.1 '„fittlri ground of the said, Company, to give a suf-
t cb•pth.of ground to enable them to build on the front-
,, anew street intended to he made about 50 feet east-
': GNI of the north-east corner, and abort 27 feet eastward
kid Muth-eastward corner of the said ground, and which
1 :2'47 intended street is to run from south to north, and he
'.o4,4tied 50 feet in width across the ground of the said
tl`e to the turnpike-read leading from Battle-bridge to
rUilen-town. FISHER and RHODES,
,
' Davies-street, Grosvenor-square.

• ,
GRAVEL AND STONE, LUAIBAGO, &c.
ICKMAN'S PILLS are allowed to be
140 • . the most successful Preparation for effectually re-
•vth
• ,1,6%.13, and preventing the future recurrence of those
dera which arise from an imperfect action of the
14.7 Organs, as Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, Pains
aoe.t."l3ack and Loins, &c. Composed of the most.
• atingredients, this truly valuable Medicine relieves
1110 Nffering Ntient from the excruciating tortures of
stitit'etitiiseascs without any violence or injury to the con-
", and-requires no confinement or restraint of
.diet
• tu2g its use. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines
AZit ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have uni-
Maintained the highest reputation.
in. Boxes it 2s. 9d. and lie. by Messrs. Butler,
• Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; Sack-
. tiwt It,reet,. Dublin ; and Prince's street, 'Edinbotgl, ; and
lilnveip.al, Medicine-venders. Of whom may be had
10144 .8 S BRUNSWICK CORN.PLAISTER, an
Remedy for eradicating Corns, Bunions, &c.
' • 'IA and es. 9d. -