The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-03 00:00:00

DRPTFORD VICTUALLING YARD.
MAY .
THESE are to gine NOTICE,I4, thatlB29 on
THURSDAY, the 4th of JUNE next, at Ten
o'clock in the forenoon, will be put up to Public Sale, at
ABYard, Sundry Lots of the following UNSERVICE-
LE PROVISIONS and STORES, (also a surplus
quautity of SERVICEABLE SALTED TONGUES,)
now in the Stores at this Yard, viz.:—
BREAD, BREAD-DUST, FLOUR, PEASE, OAT-
MEAL, BAKEHOUSE SWEEPINGS, BUTTER,
DEEP, PORK, SUET, WHITE WINE, SUGAR, RAI-
SINS, BAGS and RAGS, COCOA BAGS, COOPER-
AGE ARTICLES, consisting of NEW TONGUES, and
STAVES of different Sizes ; sundry OLD SLOP
CLOTHING, and HOSPITAL STORES, &c &c.
There will be also put up to Sale Sundry Lots of the
following surplus articles of SERVICEABLE SLOP
CLOTHING, viz :
BLUE CLOTH JACKETS, Ditto TROWSERS,
BLUE CLOTH, FLANNEL WAISTCOATS, FLAN-
NEL DRAWERS, FLANNEL IN THE PIECE, with
/MATERIALS, STOCKINGS and SHIRTS:—BOYS'
CLOTHING, JACKETS, TROWSERS, STOCKINGS,
HATS and SHIRTS.
N - A Deposit of 25/. per cent. is to be made (in Cash or
otes of the Bank of England) at the time of the Sale, and
the remainder of the Purcha,e Money to be paid before the
Stores, &c. are removed, for which purpose a period of
NINE working days, (INCLUDING THEREIN THE
SALE DAY,) will be allowed; the Buyers particularly
observing that not less than half of the quantity is to be
taken away within the first FIVE Days, and the remainder
in the FOUR following Days, otherwise the deposit money
will be forfeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the
property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on
any account, besgranted.
The Stores, &c, may be viewed during the working
hours of the Yard,
juglsick the 1h... on the three days immediately preced-
of Sale, and on the Day of Sale, _until Ten
re in the morning, but not after that hour. Cate-
°gull may be had on application at the said Yard.
JOHN HILL, Commissioner.

VALUABLE ESTATE IN SCOTLAND.
--VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF INVERNESS FOR SALE.
TO BE EXPOSED TO SALE,
BY
.PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
upon WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of July, 1829, at Two
o'clock afternoon.
• TUPSET PRICE 120,0001. ONLY.
HE ESTATE of CLANRANALD,
lying in the parish of South Uist and county of In-
Verness, consisting of the whole Island of Benbecula and
th, e greater part of the Island of South Uist, with the small
43124 adjacent. This fine property extends about thirty-
s,e miles in length from NW th to South, and Eight miles
in breadth from East to West, containing 56,277 Scotch
or or 70,746 Imperial Acres of Land, whereof 14,537 Scotch
18,274 Imperial Acres are Arable, 3,043 Scotch or
3,826 Imperial Acres Low Pasture, and 33,696 Scotch
or 48,646 Imperial Acres Hill Pasture, or thereby. The
Arable Land is of excellent quality, yielding oats, barley,
and green crops of the best description. There is an in-
Qxliaustible quantity of shell-sand and sea-weed (inde-
tpendent of the weed used for kelp) on the shores of the
ate, which not only supply abundant manure for the
a already arable, but afford the means to the tenants of
bringing many hundred acres of waste land annually into
ativation. The pasture is equal in quality to any in the
knownvest Highlands. The cattle reared on the Estate are well
ine in the south country markets, and have long com-
laded the highest prices given in t 1 West of Inverness-
shire. The Estate abounds in excellent harbours, to which
there are good roads from the interior, and the public roads
through the islands, as well the farm roads, are in the
best condition,
as
Herrings annually frequent the numerous lochs inter-
meeting the property, and the cod and ling fishery may be
carried on to any extent, the fishing banks being quite
contiguous. Deer are to be found on the hills of South
i'mts and the lands abound with grouse and other kinds of
game, with all sorts of water-fowl. There are trout in
the fresh-water lakes, and abundance of salmon in the
tivert,
Socket sails twice a week from Loch Skipport in
sh Ihst, in the middle of the estate, to Dunvegan in
ye, end there is an easy and constant communication
Mean
wit the Clyde and Liverpool at all seasons of the year, by
Theof steamboats and coasting vessels.
The
3610/. rental of the Estate at Martinmas, 1828, was
13s. 3d., which may be greatly augmented by the
cultivation of waste land, and the partial introduction of
~,i_lheeP-f"ming very extensive tract of hill ground well
-sapted for sheep grazing. being at present in a great mea-
'nre Inaproductive.
About 1300 tous of kelp of excellent quality are also
l'ilOually manufactured on the shores of the Estate for the
benefit of the Proprietor, which, during the war, sold at
from( 10/. to 151. per ton, and now sells at about Si. Sc.
ton, with every prospect of a rise.
The Minister's stipend and schoolmaster's salaries
olnount only to 1117/. 13s. Bd., and the teinds are valued.
The lands hold partly of the Crown, and partly of subject
InPeriors ; and one freehold qualification in the county will
be sold with the Estate.
There is a comfortable mansion-house, with a complete
'deeding of offices, and a large garden inclosed by a stone
Walls ten feet high, at Nunton in Benbecula, in one of the
uesira l
1.51 it hl
situations in the Hebrides. In short, a more
beeut or inure improvable Estate has not for many years
ineatt ered for sale in the Highlands, and no better invest-
capital is anywhere to be found.
The whole Estate will be exposed to sale at the upset
tic' 120,0001. Should the Estate not be sold in one
s it twill be exposed in the following lots, at upset prices
fors each lot proportioned to the upset price of the whole
tate above mentioned :
s Lot L The ISLAND of BENBECULA, with the
4'1411 Isles contiguous, (excepting Upper and Lower
riitPulle,) containing about 13,599 Scotch Acres, of
e" 4440 are Arable, 1446 Low Pasture, and 7712 Hill
and. 4A
Pasture.
The rental of this lot at Martinmas, 1828, was 17941.
; d there are annually manufactured on the shores
ut 6 an7o tons of kelp of the very best quality.
Lot IL That PART of the ISLAND of SOUTH MST
eZteLtding from the Sound of Benbecula on the north to
"ver Rovvmore on the south, including the Island of
irtirnull in the Sound of Benbecula, and containing
1.0,302 Scotch Acres, whereof 4,667 are Arable, 1,351
Pasture, and 5,283 Hill and Green Pasture.
18 ahe Rental of this Lot, at Martinmas, 1828, was 8821.
and there are annually manufactured on the Shores
t 245 tons of kelp.
tiLot HI. That PART of the ISLAND of SOUTH
to !T, extending from the river of Howmore en the north
the earth boundary of the farm of Upper Borinish on
2i:fuths containing about 17,125 Scotch Aeres, where!)
ere Arable, 112 Low Pasture, and 14,802 Hill
'ivntal of this Lot, at Martinmas, 1828,
°
• I.T-utY payable by Mr. R. M.Donald for
I„rereof, on an average, Per Borinish,—the
is converted value
37 9 5
""
4od Total Rental £796 10 5

shot the quantity of kelp annually manufactured on this
e '5 about 150 tons.
fLotIV. That PART of sown.' UIST extending
11:44 the South March of Upper Borinish on the north to
tZ„,arch with the Estate of Boisdale on the south, con-
-11 g 14,249 Scotch Acres, whereof 3,217 are Arable,
t* Pasture, and 10,898 Green and Hill Pasture.
1,17:, Rental of this Lot, at Martinmas, 1828, was
18s. 3d., and there is annually manufactured on
Auores about 230 tons of kelp.
ties rthir infortnatipn *ill be given at Edinburgh by
bitidirso. Hunter, Campbell, and Cathcart, W.S., or Archi-
aa4 i'ttinton, Esq., W.S. ; at Hamilton by Mr. Brown;
of,,jlLondon by Mr. Mundell, Great George-street ; any
Ar ;:411 will furnish Rentals and Reduced Plans of the
tati°,7,lll6; and Mr. Duncan Shaw, Factor for Clan-
slio-wr at Nunton in Benbecula, will give directions for
the Lands.

RING-WORM OR SCALD HEAD.
°W ER 'S ALOPECIAN, or FOX
Foie OINTMENT. The Alopecian Complaint, or
otl4l off of the Hair, is thus designated by the Proprietor
,o_'entor of this infallible remedy, from the Ring-Worm
114.7 l'oman species so nearly resembling a complaint in
itu44: Which occasions their hair to fall eff in the same
I4st t I.* The inventor of this preparation has for the
tOusb:e° years cured several hundreds of persons gratui-
lis f'; Until the demands have become so numerous, that
504:Lis`L'll it It duty he owes to himself, his family, and the
sttr,, to give it publicity. Letters of thanks, for the
of of several respectable persons, are placed in the hands
sr> Butler, and may be seen on application.
tfloei,„_!4 cornert 2s. 9d. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists,
LAtisir),4le, of St. Paul's, London ; Sackville-street,
•,7 ; and Prince's-street, Edinburgh ; and the principal
DLLs Venders. Of whom may be had EWBANK'S
1114/44'' 4ti effectual and safe remedy for the Piles. In
et 23. 9d. sad 45. 6d.