The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-17 00:00:00

1' —.,,, ruse `••• , q . , ;,t)b..:!: , '•.': `,"' 40. , , -,.• , ;. 4 • .1' ,-.7 . ',: . ~t ,, ...y ~ 1 , ii.... , 1 ... . s . 4t ). ; •• •4 ''.• k i i r4° • ' ; i . l ' • '''' , e ''''k . ~., .•• $ ~ ..., .•fi - - ' tr.-, •.'; t atik s o, 01: 1 „,..,. i _,,., c1gt , . • . . •i,) „; ' L' • ' • , 14 0 " .517-k\:,"' . .. .0 4t y' • e.VI 'Awe ... . . , . ii• it ,-,,•,.,. ! ‘ , , . • , . . 1-7.,igi- , ! , 4 ' vf,',. \,/,% I.;,""kk ~-'?':::.r..:,. v [ ..<',gt : . 4. ' ":" .4 ' ... ' ' •., ti **".4IN '4''' :1_ „ N0...-:.1/4"1.) l.i~:.~ ~:~• ~}rte HUMBER 46821 TII• URSDAY, bEPTOUIER 7, It-Ku. ~PIirCE SALES OF ESTATES, &c. .. ' PIF.ATRE ROYAL, Dltylty-LANE. , HE Public are most respe&fully informed, dia. . , this . Theatre will OPEN THIS PK LS SENT EVEN irK N ~.Sept 17, tb7, when' Their Majesties' Serums will 414 ibil I'HE COUNTRY GIRL. . Moody, Mr. WROUG urn.) N ; timourr. Mr. BA R ILYMORE ; Sparkish, Mr. PALMER ; Aelville, Mr. 1-10'LLAND, (13stirik his first appearance these two Seasons); Miss Peggy (the Country. ,Girl), Mrs. 10 !WAN (Being her first appearance i hoe two Seasons) i Alithea, Miss MELLON. r WITH . vi rICTUALLING.OFFI2E,„ • -• • • Sept. 1; 1807. TilE COMIATISSIONIASfi r ncivALLEyo His mArygszrz.NAP Y h,4-4/iy sive Nitli-ec . 7 hat on Friday, the: 18th inst. they will be ready to rev,-; , re TN:ders, in ,writing (sealed Sep), and treat for :wo 1111 / I.lred M%ISqOV 4150 . SUGAR,,: ° b ,aitslver.sble to Samplei to h pro4weed ss.,ith;spe,Tenders, bc delivered istthe o!igi;tal does, at the rate of from Forty to Fiftyllons , per week, intt. Os: nflualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid to , ,by Billi, pay. able, Avid!' interist,,tdieb.ii#: after date. • - The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Seere;ag's o,ffice. No regurd,will he bad to any Tender in whi,eb the' Price not be insertid in tv4rass ,at length; or that shall it'd he lelivrred to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the ao, instant, nor unless the Person ivho maker the Tender, or some Pet son On his behalf, auends; 10 assmer, ?Alen raid j,.r. VALUABLE LIFE INTEREST, REVERSION, ANII ANNUI-1•Y-. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, THR LO.VDON G/17, ETTE ExTRJOR6Lv4Rr. i wroNhSTAY, SSPT. IG. Downing-street, Sept. i 6, 1807. _ . (Successors to Mr. SMITH), • At Garraway's, on Monday. Sept. at, at Twelve o'Clocki in Two Lots, by Orddr . of the Assignees of Mr. Henry St. lohn, THE INTEREST of 66661. 13s. 4d. Three per . Cent. Reduced Annuities, ,amounting to 2001. 'per An num, during the joint Lives of Mr. St. loon, aged about 38 years, whose Life is insurahle,"lttri his Wile, aged about 35 years, With the A hol ute Reversion. on the, Demise Of Mrs. St. - John, to the whole of the Stock. Also an Annuity of tool: being a Pension ffoin-Goverament, during the Life of the above Mr. St. lobo. Particular; inky he had to d.ys previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Bane. Roctd, and I)avi. Solicitors, Plymouth Dock ; Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Solicitors, Ctane.court, Fleet street.; at Garraway's.; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips; 6s, 'Broait.street, Royal Exchange: DIOLATCIiF.S, 01. which the following are Copies, have heeu received by Viscount Cassirrciiii, one of iiisMajesty's Principal t Accret,irici - of State-, fruit ' GtuThice and Lit:wen:nit-General the ilig4 Rom Lard' Cathcart, the Coininander's Of'HIU Majest?s Na'N;al aid Milttary Fori.;j4 the 841i16' Sea,: • THE WEATHERCOCK. Old Fickic (ISt time), Mr WEW ITZER ; 'fristrani Fickle, Mr. BANNISTER; BlioiNtr, Mr MATKEWS; Swer ' Mi. PURSER • - ..; Variell4, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. i Boxes 6s. Second Pris:c 3b.--I'it 3s 6d. Secon4 Price rs. 23. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Prree'6ct No Money to be rturtied. On Saturday, The West Indian; with NO song No Sup. per. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 18. 18 4 7,. will e perivrtneti TI-I 4 WHE,EL OF FORTUNE. The Ron. Mr. Tempest, Mr. L I S,TO N ; Sir David 'Daw, Mr.' FARLEY ; Penruddock, Mr K EMBLE ; Woodville Mr. MURRAY ; . Captain Woodville., Mr. c, K. I. M BL E ; -., Sydenham, Mr. BRUNTON ; • Weazle, Mr. BLANCA .-'t RD. 1445. WootiVillc, Mrs, fT. LEG ER a . Emily Tempest, iVlis3 BRUNTON. %v.' r it ' .. ' THE ESCAPES ; , , . I Or, THE WATLK CAKRIF.R., - -. Count A rmand, Mr, .IN, LI LJ. DON, (Who win, in that Charac.ter i iiitrodinie the Song . of . ~.• ** The e Thetn.;") , - • Daniel, Mr. SIMMONS • -, Michelh E , Mr. FAWC 11 1 ; .. . ' .„', - .• Constantia, Mrs, C. - R.I;: WILE ; Angelina, Miss 110 LTON • ' MaNeliria,. Miss MARTYR.` : • r BOX.{3 Os. Second Nrice 34. 7 -Pit 3s, 60. reond PACO IS.—' Gallery as. Second Pris.e is. —Upper Gallery is. Second , Vrice (o.—No Money to be rpturt.' , l; • • '. • " • .!on Monday, Cyrnberine; the Chat - 4616'0t I mogen hy Miss Norton (ftoin the l'heatres It oyai Liverikdel and Manchester, being her first appe.Arame on this Stage); whit The Fanner. • . • . TO lIE DISPOSED OF , . • StOCK in TRADE ilnLi BITB iN ESS o( a - . • 'BOOKS E'LL E It Anti STATIONER', in one of' the. best Situations in the North of Unglanct. ressvisiatt of tile, whole, with tite.lionsc stint Shop most ad vaittagegusly situatel, May felituirjediately ltad.t he Ru siless bevarried on unttl dfspostel of. • :Address a line (post,paltl) , to S. it ttre: of Mtssrs. Tay ler aled Ne(vionr ;14. 5, .w441 1 ', 1 4 -4( 144q , 4010p,a. . • 1 . : . . TO BE LET.'I:, _, ... :t4 t a leasant parfol the Couiltir of PE RKS,' 4 4 i , a ttbstaritial DWELLING-11011SE, . . . DA AiI Coach-house Stables, and col:vvnie.+l clu( lini!,l.- : ' • . Aardtitti VcChitrd.and 13 AeN3 ot Patitutv Land. The . Noose is 6ultvd for the Relidence.ot a (.;q4ecy Fajpilx, and Will be Lei t, Furn.lhed or Unfitrdished,'fot a tetrn all, .4, or 3t years, - Apply tit Moira. ratite'', Younik, and 13 nAhes, 37, E. ssex. ayeet, Strand, London. , , -- . , .. ~. , C'FATt , . LOTFERY S,Ol-IE,VI I It r I '4li7 , Oil i la NLW i'LAN fie,irt; 1ii;“4,11,g 1,1,..:,,•,, ,i 0, - ..t 1.1 , r, and tittiihes too t4th of Noventofr, 15..7. :2•l‘ -Priza o( •if .“.00..) -- - Is - -‘ - 1.:40, - 00 i 7 7 , .• - A...J;( 7Ia . .. ... . ~ . ~pa* p, . . - - - 14,cq? .. . . . . - 20,00 , -•• 5 „. :. • 1 . - 1000 . . . . . ~ . ' soot) 5: ~ - . . - •Ss .. - ... -••- , •• - 2400 . p,4 , ' . too .- - - - •- ~. 210,0 s o - - - - 25 119 , kOOO • ?'S • ,ooo ,Prizes of 'rickets it In, the St " ) P le "" ) * 20 each. -' . . - 12,1,000 '°°° tary J.,otte,y, valLt ' ed, it sold, at . . . ......_ ___... .4-.... H... . . 7piii"..lienefttl'it.k , :ts. * ,C2i),q,,,,, io,crop Tickets. ' - • .• ' And,: us an . uniloubted 'testimony of tale 'Value of a Sop" plementary Ticket, I will pay', ott4etsmi. - ,lst the rate 0t,4 sol. Prize tbr every Ticket or Slt,ru drawn rrize, it sot at either ~t*.(!dice;;, and .011.n41. ICg Sale again on or tiefore the tfith' ...it - November, rays betore the Supplementary •L u ttetykh eg ins Fir ;kink; or the .Holders of such . 001;rks or Shares:alier.tlW pine will be entitled to the CII4IICLI 01 cVery Prize in theSurplententary Lottery, which is to consist of the '6639 Nttinpers above al f • lulled to, and wilt bedef.:it - Alined by the Scheme, to beKin Drawing tsgh November, and end the zajh. SUPPLEMENTARY 1.0111.11Y'SCI(ENIE. A •Prize of kzioce it - ,Cio,ooo Iq,oon - . • • . 10,000 4 0c0 - sd6o 5 06 • - -250 b It o • • 100, ••• 40 " 7 ICOp 4506 - •• • IS . "• - - 22;/00 14441) WickClS. • kOl,OOO pieav to o b serve the rir,st.driwi) Tiekettiti ilia '! Ilftlid.)ay. of , the kirst Liittery will be ehtitled to 40,4 0 1, ' ),e4vittg, 9tlicr Prixes both -in tilt P rintipal and , l.ll)plenk, at ary Lottcries tioatips4, v' l CI( 1.. 'I s and SHARES 13RANSCOMb .t.. 1 Co. at their Ltickj(llLottetylnw ee ii i sq. t,'lriolbotti, PQ r n 1 . ,1 I , end ket.. oooo Not Two rtlallics to and the ,Prizes paid elk De. ' ,ERPLANA.TION OF THE Nic" PLAN FOR THE LOVITAY. eix THOUSAND of t Ito PRIZES Irk the LOT_ TERN' .on Alie,New Plan aro to.he:Tickets in a Sup. plenteniaty Lottery, worth which Tiacts, bear ing the smite Nion!h•rs; will be 'entitled to the Charier: of thO W 4 nefit4 of the Suppleinentaryl.Oiteiy, to be Drawn on the I nth of ,Noyeinber ; or aot /may , here4ciyecl for each TIC. qt, and in proportion for every Sharept:Clit.kefon er ore the tith Noveinher: Tint, fliellOkters Ot sub Ii Tic. Icets or Shares have the option of tbe Chewed of the!lienetits . tlf , the Sup.p,l;lPeetttary Lot tery,,or ot receiving -.Money . By. _this means the money value of the Tickits is , increaAed; atuf t eapitat salt' of 25yirioet. M . dietril?qted;'whio oit ,00cil.' beyond the amount of Prizes tiny' fonder t ottery of 46,cibo • Apt!, in order to prove the, iverth of the Supple mentary l ric4etp, as above .stated, I—WARNER, No, t 6, ber4hy engages to 'give rpr i4ch SitOiementary' , friidtet the Sum 0401 and in proportion for every Share f. a ,supiilctmntery `Picket, whether .issiteil by I;,or by any Licensed Slat,: Lottery Office, if ofiti.r...l to hint for 441 e on Or before the 16th. Noyenther. And ,"1." Warner is authorized to .aay. that the Courradors ler_the present Lot. wit I,gu.rantee to the. Public •the.tultiiine:a of this CII; gagcUlCllt. 311eICI . UtC. the Purchasers of a Ticket or Share` at any of the Lteensed Stare to'fteryl)lfices, or their A?;ents,' may receive the w!, ,, 1e benefit of the Sehethe, the same as 4f Auch w J ,it , li the Ticket- was purthused, bait TAnAle the s4me argaiienuait to the Public. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, BRIGHTON ? SUSSEX; . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messm.HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Su'ce.tts3or's to Mr. SMITH), • . . At Garravi;ayss, on Tnezday, SePterinher 29, at Twelve, A VaIuabIyFREEHOLD PLOT of GROUND, c -- 1. most advant4geousiy sittiate tne lower C,iriier of :Chuich-street, near the Prince's Stables, and in frOnt of the 'Royal Parade, the principal , LOtrance to the Town of . ton ;. with a Dwelinw house, Counting-house, Pitillt:!s, and Coal-yard l 4 fear in front, by a depth of 66 teet ; on lease to Mr. Miles, Coil. merchant, at a Rent of 1501. "per Annum. To be viewed six days.previons to the Saiti, and Partici'. lars then had at Donahls-in's LibrarY, and Oid Ship, Brio ton ; Srar, LeWes ; at' Carraw 1) ; and of Mcssri. HOggart and Phillips, Gi, Old Broad-sucet. A COMPLETE FREEHOLD HUNTING BOX, OX. STEAD, nearGOOSTONE, SU,RREY. TO RESOLD BY 'AUCTION, ' - By Messrs. HOGGART-dtiti PHILLIPS (sticcvssow“ir.*MlTl{), lit Gatrawn's Coirce-house, Copthill, on Tuesday the tytit Inst. at Twelve, A VERY, improvable, consisting bt . a compad Family Cot man's Besideriee, riv Nit darghtfiilly . Situate or, ing through the, o f 'Oxsfrad, most extensive and diversitiviTrospeds, r with sulbcient Rooms ' for the :act:on-mu/do Family ; Coach:houses, Offre6t . and St and . produelivnlcitivn Gartlenw ; with an Fruit Trees, et*, ,61ta4y.: %V tkiriving Plantations, and tine bring . Watt:, wilt be aitoirtirtoilated*With - Possession of of NoteMber, eitkritig.it Most , desirable Gentleman to reside in a tine spnrting Col hountli,:Stng:hotilals,.and Itirricis,• Ore and in a - NeighbOtithood . Of Artiat trust tdhdon. • May ba .viaw 4.,withTlekets; which, At..a ..1: d. 0 .) previous to the SA e Bart and Phillips,' hz, Ohl Broad-street t theJ.Greyhoun,l, .croydon .anti...:earstialton 4,04t0ne; .4,04 at 4iarnw4y's. • • . VA LU ABLE F E NOM) VA RAC% LAN 0, • W EST thfiEX s.. • 'l. PEREtvii"PORILVSOLIAiIif AUCTION, By 'Mo'ssrs'.l - 10(;GART' and PHILLIPS (Sutees:.ors to Mr',..SSIITIII." „: _ • t on Wcuiesday, the teth of , O ct ob er,' at '1 clvc u',C lock, In Two, Los, by, 9.KLICr of the T I usttgt n. ;‘,le. [oho Scal4deceaseit, - ' • 'I CVO nd. Improy.eahlo: FREEHOLD 1. lAK ii in thi Parish of WEST THURROCK, ruiles frau R•iintord,.., front Tilbury' fort, aro! as trout Lon. 041,, 1,1 tile Count f Of Ess,x ; •contaifauft Ftunarett and 'felt re.. or excellent Land, Filty.six.of which are Marsh, aml t, remainder Arable, part '!')the Free, With Farm- I lo•,ws, 13 ails . , stabling, and Oitt.tuilldings. Lett on old L,..„„„„ which . have- only live years •uttexpired,. at Rents amounting at present to tool. per AnttUtn. • To be viewed with leave of the Ten.mtg, and Particulars h,,d aodays previOUS to the Sale, at the White Hart, cock a„auell. and L uin h, itirofortt ; KinA's Arms, Cray's, Dog .antL Partridge.• Sittiiird; 'Spread Eagle, Ingatestone ; White' Hatt; ltrenttlEtood; Uprniuster ; Angel, Ilford; of M r. W,lst, Solicitor, No. C lente:it'S tnn; at Garrawaysi ; and of IVlessrs. Hogprt anu Phillips, No. Oa, Old Broad-street, Royal EiChattge. THE Ciit:tt TlTtiEs OF CHICHESTER. To 13E SO IA) BY AV CT lON, By IVre - sif. HOGGART and PHILLIPS (SuCces)ors to Mr.'SMITII)," • - M Conaway's, ou (Wednesday the Let of 04tober ) at Twos - . o'Clock, by Order of the Trustees of the late Henry ibis- F,(l. of Henley, Park, Surrey ? , deceased, or GREAT TITHES of the sevprAiyali:.ae4 of St Peter'the Great, %victim the - City of C hite -antrthe ddjoihing Pal ishes bfßumbOid s . 4i!S JWyko and itf;the County of Stisiek,'extelutiog .over abotit:lSDO. Aeretol:Ailtble, rich Meadow; aild other'. 'Laud, pi t ictucin ph _At} ;,i6r4ge abwr 4001, per ;mum, with Stalatin, situ Orit3ulitthiks, ;and a small Garden. Particulars may be had .4Wehty'dayi previous to the Sale, of..lohn Sant, Esti; ,s 3, Upper Russell. Castle, Brighton; Sta. .C:\ es s qu a r e ; ; Atilt 'gal - rand No. b 3, Old 'Broad-str'eef. FICTU4II. L ING - 0 E, • Sept. tj', 010., T' COMMISS lON4RSjor VIcTUALL LING tiffs MA..7.ESTI"s NAVY do berehy give sollo', Tb.il on Monday the 2 I it, and on the' first .'ansi third.Afoivlays in every succeeding Month, tb,:y will Le ;vasty to receive in writing (sealed up), and ti eat fir sleek Quantities of PItA S E --of Kiln-dried 110 US,EI-10 L FLOUR, and of iiI SCIJIT .STUFF, made from wide Meal (the two last mentiomV Artielet to . be tnit'najailured from &felt& Wheat), at the retpeflive Deal ers therebs on.fy think proper to. jjrr, to be delivered into Ills .Majesty PiBualling Stores at Deptfiad, or' into the alrnty l'it:ifealling Stars at 4.sint Catherine': ; and to he paid Jo, by piraba,•vitlx Itnerrst, nines dye after ; date. Not any Tender for a less guantiiy than .2$ Quaricrt of Pease • Tull! admitted. The auditlint of the. Contrail: nut). - bc i.en at af Seetceat).'t Opicr. . . No regard will he had to any .Tender in lobieb the Pi-Ice shall Rrt !le in.berted in w rdi at length, cr tOcit shall MI he delivered to the-Board heforeTwi o'Chock !Le re4ealve days app. - ,inted for theirvei-rption, nor unit:: 16e. Person who maker the Tender, ,or plexion, sandy Hair, tittle E)es, mark`eiiwith..the Small pox. lEA Ai p9AII , IE It. Second Capt.iin, aged ;7, 5 Feet 91 Inches nigh, Slight, long N'isige, fair Complexion, blown lair, blue Eyes, ;car on the right ; Eye. • • • • FROM CREDJTOM.' 0 • I.AVR ENT FRERI, Midshiprnan, aged 20,'5 Feet 8 Ugh, Thin, oval Visage, dark Complexion, dark bloVvh Har t 'bastes Eyes; 'large Eye.brows. • LOUIS LEGOA Nlidshipman, aged :211, c Feet Inclles high, mid(!le sizzd, round Visage, fair Complexion, libht 4roivri Hair, grey Eyes. 3 AUt; ru. LAMBERT, Midshipman, aged t 6, 5 Feet S Inches high, Slender, long Visage, rtallow.cornplcxion, 3 brow„ Bair, grey Eyes. . , • LOU! S FAV Mielshipnian,,ageci le. s, Feet 6 Inches high, middle sized, oval Visage, sallow, gorrwleOn f bark brown Mir, litszle Eyes. blind in right Eye, .4n4 FnPch marked with the Small-pox. PASCAL CAII.IIARD, Midshipman, aged 21, S Feet inches high, mickile sized, oval Visage, fair Complexion; sitridy hair , grey Eyes, woundett in the•right Side. , GREG9I RE ROUSSEAU, aged 25,, Feet St Int:hes - high; midOlqiiizeci, oval Visage, brown Com plexion, brown Hair, grey Eyes, marked with the Small pox. • 'NEW 'EDITION OF' Mr,' SE WARD's" ANECDOTES. This DAY.Was.Ptiblishcci," huntisomely Inintud in root Vo lumes VO Id illustrated with, at Vend Engravings, price zs. in hoards,: a new .Edition of A NECDOTES spine pktinauislied • PER LA: SONS, chiefly of the late. and 'two preceding Cen turies, incutling an, A ccu4nt of the ltepuhlk: of c,,Nioriliol; the several Articles Chronologically arranged, awl with a Copioui Index. Printed fors, Ciaell and W, Dic‘iies, Strand.. on - ruesday the 29t1t s:-ore Perron an hh behalf, attends, to answer vats(' called for. ' OLD ESTATE, I lk i TRANSPORT OFFICE, . Cottage, or Sports- itl-i..i..• '' Stp. 16, 1807. ire cii the 1-lill pass- slea.i, comhianding Wli :.,'':' ,: 'S the Nine French Prisoners til'lVar, ut every .direetion, '!:`.. ,: ~_ 4 ' d crited a; the foot hereof, have ahsconded A j zi on of 3 gentca 1' 5 ..S . k : - ! . .' ' * . ,/ 1 ton . of she,, Pa. Stabling,' liaaddes, frog ~, f.;i , r , , , i and Cr e dit ors , in to a t abtknualwe or tine "Pi! ' t'+' 64 tg a t . *Ota; , :i.i.. , ,trs for Con‘lucting lilt Majesty's zr. The Purchaser ?Atka,. Wi!derodss, , ' ''';',' - 1 -.'7•'' , ,T; - qv. ,7 c . r, , ,at ? .c . i : he, tlf elCr a Reward o f I' lV E the " 46 the Lit G 144 AS /4,- /b.: )le..c.ip ,, ~. .tr . iach of Ibi' .tgid Prisoners, * opportunify , fin' 4 ____ , ,„, t ,..,1. I; ,unii y, w h ero 1; o1 . t0 . .fmi , ,...: 41. e '.ipitso,44 .i. siirid apprehend therm, cr dth,,, r of constantly home', r,6(,i;4 ‘ ,;,,,r ti.„,p, ,It tilt Office, or ittwite Glatt them to 0 . 14., only zz Miles , ir, , j • , lik r. . 44' hi• e soss t e i y 44 , c 1 4 49 t i , ae( ;d ol t. , with Particulars,. 1 • FROM TIIANIE. :., of Mcsse. Particol.o : , , , .: 4 4:1 % .. 4 .. C Ell ik C: l: CH A. 0 LI., ET, I', itsigii, agel 27, 5 • Feet 61, _ AYIII _., .I* -1 1 the, hif h, middle Slit.l. oval Visage; fair Complexion; it- ..,,,,„„1-. , .'--,.)--. '', 7 - ' 411 :ir, bllielt j'i:s, markeil with the Small-pox. - - '`.: 4 ' ... - " ...,• •• '1 NI 0 THE E : 11011SQU ET, 111idshipnian,' aged to, i. , p r•‘,1\1 1 ) JkIARSII i Feet sl , Inches high. Shinier, oval yisage, fresh Corn- .i, , . . . . 'EITVIES, FARNHAM, SURREY. . .. . TO 111 SOI.I.) BY AUCTION, I3y I\lessni, lloOGAR'r.anci PHILLIPS (Siicce'si;r4 io Nlr. S%I I . ) 4 Ii), . . 'By Order of ths'rtiwtee's of the late I lenry *I lalsley; of Hen ' ,ley, rark. 4intrey, Esq. deceased, Al i Garntway's Cadet. pause, on L WAnestlity, Oe.t. 14, it EN , e);y# 9.44),0ck. AMOST valuable FREEHOO.E STATE :timid' for threeXpral 4,iyes, the:Atchrleacon at rrey,: consisting of the lee:forial Man9r or Farnham, _with the toots, Qllit•retltS; and a neat Substantial Parsole House, Gardensio ffites,- and , G lebe, scnt..ouS new built Bar 8; Sheds, Farm-yard, Slithling, and other oet t .bitildings, with the very , valuable g,reat Tithes or the extensive Parish of y,arithatn,. :tilting from Hops, Corn, Hay.' ke: and ext4illing over ;ea° Acres of Arable, Treh• Nteadow f and Pa,:tort - Lands, preducht. about l t qeol. :per annum ; also a long. range rat Hop Karts, la the Town rif t arnhatn, recently erected at a very consOcrable expence; atul - replete with Warehoits.,s, Silrefrourni. znd, every other requisite ; also a piece of Land adjoining, and va..! tiens. Apparatus for collecting and drying of Hops: the Kil n s and piece or Land adjoining arc freehold of inheritance, apt distirld Vint other property. - Part ieulais 'may tieliad, twenty 'clays previous to the Sale, of lohn , sCott, Lsq. b N 53ppvr Guildford•street, Russell. squarei - White Hart, Bagshot ; Swan. •Atttni and A lreriford • -* ilsh;' Staintt •;" e3St te;W Incisor; ninth; Farnham ; of Messrs. iloggart and Phillips, 62.. Brox. I-street. pm- the Royal Lx. ou il igd aud.cf. Mr. lame. PrUnts, torntiam, , w.m will show Cite ercgaigi. . place t ANEW EDITIONS-OF Mll,-CISDORNE's WORKS, This Day was published, in one larke Vol.' Bvo. }trice Bs. in board., a new Edition (being the Fottrth), correled, of FA LIAR SURVEY Of. the. CHRISTIAN It LICAON, -and of History conneaed Vvitli the Introittetion Q,f tthd with its progress to the present Tirtie.' • Intended primarily.for the used young Pe e r. sons of either sex, during the:couse of public or - of private EdueaLion. _ _ -- .. .Ily THOMAS, CISI3ORNE; A.M. Printed tor T. Cadell'and W. Davies, Strand. -; (>1 whOrtitnay be had, hy the same .Anthor, • 1, Sermons, 2 vols. Svo.' third edition, price 16s. in boards; the Volumes soldseparate. I a. An Inquiry into the Duties of NUT; in the higher and middle classes ot society in i; mat Britain, resulting from their 1 respedive Station 6, Profassifnis. and Eniploynients ; two y a k. giro. fifth eilitirm, 14s. ill I)o4 . rth. i 3. An Inquiry into the Duties of theyernale-St'x ; SYo. scveittb edition, 6s. in hoards 1 or in unto: .;s. in b6 . irds. ;.. 4, The prineitiles ut Morat Philosophy investiptefl . nnd lied to th. Constitution of (3,1V1i Socfrty ; fotittn edition, i app t. • . 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'. • " 4 Prince of Cope?iha' gem-l=oad, MY Loeb,' .--, 1807 - 4ly Letter - 0'0)e sth inst. inform yoor JA)rd shit, of the progress :of the oper;;tions of Forces against Copenhagen to-that period, I barn pow the-h4e , aetif and la tls ;Jil to , add, that previ. ens to the hour -intended for openiiig aria; Lst,terieS on thathiglit, an °dicer with a flag of true(qatp4 - outtiont the Town,,Witb Proposals l'or an Artnisticit to settle Terms of Capitulation., This was accord. ingly done, after a Correspondence between . the Danish general - and Lord Cathcart and rityself, f - which I transmit a Copy; and your Lordship will be inforeded of the Stipulattons agr,oed upob by the inclosed Copy of the Articles t. • 'Our Army leas accOrdingly been put in po' s,seolo? - of the Citadel and the Arsenal ; and the - most gorous exertions., are commenced for equipping anct sending to England the Danish Najy. • • I have the honour to be, kg, J. G4MBIER. ,To the Viscount Castlereagh, •• MY LOAD, Citadel of Copenhvin, , It has fallen to : my lot to have tho great.satklae. tion of 'forwarding . to yobr ,Lordship the r.+; ideal Capitulation of the Town and - Citadel of Copen. 'hagen,,' including the surrender of the Danish "fleet, and Arsenal in this Port, which are 'placed at I its 111gitsty's disposal. • e object of gecuring this Fleet having been at tained, every other provision of a tendency to wound the feelings or irritate the nation been avoided; and although the bombardment and cannonade have, made considerable havock and destruaion in the • town, not one shot was tired into it till after, it was summoned, with' the offer of the most advantageous' terms—not a single shot after the first indication of a •dispoAtion, to • ,capitulate on the ctintrary, the fi r i ng w nights front Its Majesty,'it abated an the 2(l,.and' wew .-:;. . le to its full vigour, on sup. -„, :deity of '''lituvyn fron t (hi t.n ro- .; a determination to hold out. 1 •4*.- _ . On the evening of the,,sth September a letter was sent by the Danish general, to piTose- an Arlin stioe or twenty-four- 11011i,'% fir prk;v4b ;466.nts Meat on which Articles of Capitulation might be founded, Tire Armistice was declined an tending to 'unnecessary delay, and the works werecoptinued but the firing L was countermanded, ',and Lieutenaw. Colonel Murray wan sent to explain that no propulal of Capitulation could be listened to, unless aceorp panied by the aurrender of the'Fleet. - This.basishaying ,been admitted by a subneciogot letter,,on the 6th, gajor-General Sir, A.lVelleilex i whom I had sent for, for tins purpose, from his eiam. manes in this country, weir he had distinguiStid himself in 'a manner so lionoUrable to 'himself afid so athritntageons' to the public, ~ vase appiinted, ivAh Sir Home POphrun'and Lientenant-Cototiel to prepare and sign Article's Capitulation ; and those_ Officers having insisted on proceading-itnifie. diatOy to business, the Capitulatioo :was drawn up in the night between the 6th.and 7th. The - Ratification was exchanged in the courie the morning, and at tour' in the af ternoon of the same clay Lieut.-General .Burrard proceeded to take posaesSion: The. British Grenadiers present, with detachments from . all the other corps of_cavalry and infantry,..nn. , der the command of Colonel Garnerpti,.of the ~7Qtts Regiment, with two brigades of artillery, marched into the. citadel, While Major-General Spencer flay, ing . embarked his, brigade at the Kalk lirandiere, landed in the Docklard, and took possession .of each of the Line-of-Battle Ships, and of all the Ar sensi , the Danish Guards withdrawing when those of . klis Mait,...sty. were ready to iekAlace them, and prop....r Officers attendiiig to deliver stores as . fitr .119 inventories could be made, up. The town being in a ,state,of the greatest foituera and disorder, most Willingly,,acceded to the •re quest that our troop should not-be qUartereti in it, and that neither Officers or s9ldiers should enter it for some days ;. and having, the comniand of pos .session from the ,Citadel. whenever it might be necessary to We it, I had no, ohjeaton. to leavin6 tilts other gates in the hands of the troops of his Dattis4 ALtiesty s :together.with the Polic.e of the place. .. We have consented to the, re,eatablishment ofjlie . I,,post but all arrivals and departures ere to be . ,at and. from the Citadel. • ~.This work istin good, condition, very strong, 'and well .stored With. ordnance and ammunition. The amount iii the .Garrkon of the 'rqwn is,not easily ascertained; The regular Tioops were not numerous; but the millibar of liatteties which tired at the bare .time, together with the Ploating . De. fences, prove that there nittst have.been a very . grent nurnher of Militia and Borgkiers, With other livid lar forces; and their ordnato was, well served, Considering the advantod - position in whi c h his Majesty's Troops. have been placed for the last tort night, our loss .(bighly as I prize theyslo.e of t Bay Orticer or Soldier who has fallen orbmil v.'out;tict.t) hp 'been Corriparatiyely . stuall.. The eai, spirit, and perseyera.ncemfg t v . ery, iank jn...khe . 4)..rmy have r beret truly ch.;rakleris4; ofi.tho • Given in Lord Cathcart's Dispatch. 31111.4trti4eSATe. I .9 64 'o4ifiGgires Diipittat.