The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-21 00:00:00

4: 1 ‘°%V-4 ,~ i NUMBER 309). J ROYAL- AMPHITHEATRE,-• , 'CASTLE Y's), %V ESTMINSTER-lIRIDG E, tinder the Patronage of Tlreir Royal Ilighnesses'the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK: . . RE-ENGAC ENT - olthe FRENCH COMPANY, And NEW SERI(?-COMIC ga" Mr. Asti, f: Y', jun. respedfully begs leave to return his unfeigt.t.'d acknowledgments for the very flattering" and unprecedented Success which the Royal A nip h theatre has eperiFnced during his Manageint.nt;. more par, ticuiarly, for the unnounded A ppLoase given by hi ilitant and crowded Audiences, to the Performances Of the NEW FRENCH co,,,iPANY, whom, in compliance with the wishes of several Persons of Distinetion, Mr.•Asrtzy deems it a Day. incumbent on hitn, to re-en ga ,, e for ', ONE MONTH longer, in consequence of which, tie is enabled to announce their Ap . earance on Nlonr.L-,), Evening in a NEW SERIO-COMIC Si!ECTACI.,E, asperform ed at the Titaatre of the City, in Paris, upwards of 23p Nights. ON MONDAY NEXT, Auguct 23, 5 86 2 . will be presented, never performed in this Kingdom, an entirely New Serio-Comic Spedacle, with New Scenery,. Dresses, French Music, &c.' produced under Dire:Ai-on cf . Mons. Gougishus, stn. called ;'(7"!1),. - IS OF ;- O r. THE IV:01 , :KISII W-%.40R; • tn which the Twenty-four 'Performers tß i from G Paris w'll appear. • • The Scenery, Machiner) , &c. designed byMr„ G rieve, and exe -cuted by him, Mr. Smith, Mr. Whittnore,•and Assistants. The Misses atrei' the French Costume, by Messrs. Gotleb, Klarev, Williams, &c. Preceding the above (first tirnt).an Entertainment of Music and Dancing, called `'WIDOW AND NO WIDOW ; Or, THE FAITHFUL IRISHMAN. Principal Charafters, Tradeall, Mr. FOX ; Chevalier, Mr. WALLACK_,- .Selviay Mr. FISHER ; Paddy, Mr. JOTIANNOT; Mrs. Tradeall, Mrs. - WA LLACK ; _ _ Mrs..IVECIS - 6/4 Frittune-Tellers, trc In the courso (.4 the Evenino- ' various Feats of HORSE- M A NgH I P. And ; fbr the 37th time, the New Comic Pantomime, with extensive Scenery,. Machinery, and various Mechanical Change's,. invented by Mr. Astlev, jun: called THE PHCENEK ; • Or, HARLEQUIN AND LILLIPO. ILL the course of which will be pourtrayal, Monsieur Car nerin's and Capt. •Sowden's Aerial Voyage in a balloon, with an exaft Representation of its Appearance over Lon don, and its Descent near Colchester, in the real Car, pre tented by Mons. Garnerin to Mr. Astley. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half-past Six o'Clotk. Box 4s. Second Price ts, Pit as. Second Price is. Cal lery is. econd Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half past Eight o'Clock precisely.. Places to betaken at the Box Office, Westrninster-bridge, front Ten till Three o'Clock.- .• HANOVER,SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. KISS LINWOOD' , EXHIBITION, w i t h an ~s ADDITION of PICTURES titic SEASON, is now Open; and will contiinte Every Day, Sundays excepted, Nine in'the .Morning till 'Evening. Achnittanue Oric Shilling. ;-::- . • teieh..9tl4Attgust, iSoz. ROYAL - LANCASIIIRE VOLUNTEERS. WTOTICE. IS HEREBY- GIVEN; — TIcat :i GE. J.ll NERAL.ASSEMBIY of — the COMMITTEE ap pointed to manage the A of the Subscribers to-the Rerzi_ k - req,..rncasbire Peuxibles, fa/ 7r to:4m inded by tfic - Eia of Wilton, win be held at the t4 ; ;lc alai Child, in Wigan,- -ion Wednesday the i3th • day of October next, at Eleven c!Clock in-the forenoon; finally to settle the disposition of - th6 Surplus arising froathe Sithscriptions for raising the .mid Regiment. - • ' At 'the last General AsseMbly of the CoMmittee it was imposed, that all. Perons,•Stibscribers and upwards, should be admitted to vote by Proxy ; the Motion not being lsiconded, was of course rost. The Gentlemen who wish to give their sentiments tesped ing the disposition of the Surplus, will be pleased to favour the Meeting with their personal attendance: Those who have any Demands upon the'Committee for conduaing the ah4ve,att.h3crintion, are recNiiT.d immediately to send in the 33.111 e to the Office of E.'and J. GORST, Leigh. • • • HUE AND CRY!' WHEREAg on the Night of the 21 , t of J u ly the MILLS at LITTLETON, belongin g /0 Mr. Nairih, of Trowbridge, Clothier, 'were attacked by an Armed Body blacked faces, ,SET on FIRE, and totally CONSUMED ; and a person, answering the fol lowing description, was amongst them, and aelivelj, con. 'cern:xi in the said. Felony, viz.—Middle-sized, black eyes, thin face, teeth' lirge in front and wide apart, sharp now, black hair tied behind, and dressed in a blue jacket :—Who ever will give information s o th a t t h e before mentioned per s9n may be apprehended a n d b roug h t to justice, shall, upo n conviEtton thereof, receive a ReWard of • FIFTY 'POUNDS, of R. BOWSHER, Solicitor. Bath, Aug. ro, St. fames's-Place, August Zo. GENTLEMEN lately placed on-Half - pay; who may he desirOus of returning to the Service, may hear of many very eligible Exchanges, in almost all Ranks, on zpplication personally, or by Letters, , post-paid, to Lieut. Col. Campbell, who continues to negotiate the Purchase, Sale, and Exchange of CommissionS,' with fidelity and dis- Pa!o_!_ N.'l3. Staff and. flail-pay Agencies, the receipt of Widows Pensions, concluded by Capt. Low, on principles peculiaily liberal and aceommodating. MONEY MATTERS. A LL Money Negociations continue to be trans_ ta aded, 'with the sttietest honour, punctuality, and se_. erecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co.,at their A nnuit y s a nk, No, 5, rat Suffalk-street, Charing-CrosS, on Aiiinfities, Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings, D owers , J o i n t u re s , PenSionS, Places; Reversions; "or any other mryrie or matter, as circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always • *adY lot well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal Price will be given, according to age and security, and all Annuities will be made redeemable at the- pleasure of the Grantor. - • . Principals, or their AttornieS applying personally, before . Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the most - explicit manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered. N. 13. A large Sum of Money, ready to purchase Freehold Or Leasehold Houses, , in approved situations. C OVERNMENT AGENCY, OFFICERS HALF-PAY, DISCOUNT and ANNUITY-OFFICE, No. 7, Cecil_ street Strand. • - • MELVILLE and Co. respeaf u lly i n f orm t h e • Public, they continue to Negociate for the• Purchase andSale.of every description of Incomes, either on Govern ' Te nt, or Land an d Funded Property. From their long-esta ,tO lished and respeCiable Money Connection, they are enabled DiscoUnt good Bills of Exchange and Sums of Money. of r tom fool. to soeCf. is always ready for the purchase w ell - secured Annuities arising from Estates, Houses, IvlLiovrey in the, Funds, either by Will or Settlements; Church "'Ks, &c. with privilege of redemption at pleasure of t c. l l , e ) borroi.ver, and a liberal pricegiven. : Yearly Incomes on zo: vertu-nen r, Estates, and Funded Property on S‘ile, from 00 1 to 10001. a-year, clearing from 51. to 201. per cent. both 1,1, 1 1. s and Sellers lives. Navy and MilitarypfliCers 11 " Y, and Widows Pensions received. Personal applications received daily. No Letters unless -Paid. • 7 VI: A. August 15, 18(:)2. ROYAL 1-IUNI4NE.,SOCIETY. - . . • ' ReV. Dr. Fly., F. R S. . Rev. Dr. Milne. ' key. Mr. Sanders. Mr. Sanders. Rev. Mr.-Poston. John Davenport, Esq. Joseph I enningi, Esq. Mr. W. Dawson. - - Fll‘ves". -Mr. .1. Evans. - • Mr. B. Nichols. •Mit johnstni: • Mr.- . ogborn. Mr. Sinith.., _ • . Mr. Phene... A T the MONTHLY MEETING, it was . una. nimously resolved, :That the following RefleCtions be addressed to th'eruhlic: Accidents hav,ing daily occurred this Summer, as the ex treme heat - has' invited I.)ersoas - of all. fai*s; and all. 4ge3to the Thames River, &c. for the purposes or Arnusetnent and Heah - h- By the extensive prosecution of Vie PlajiS for pre serving the Lives oti the People, an immense number of our Fellow • -43reatures; have within the last three months; been rescu,d from the watery. Grave, RESTORED TO Li FE, to their Families, .and to'theState. r. Many, were persons whose Families would have be come a Parochial Cnarge, had not their Lives been preserved. 2,. M,iuy of -the restored Cvere heedless children, wandering from tUeir Paren , ;, who, but for .ticeot would never - 3. Others were Suicides, rushing into Eternity, "with all their imperfections oil their liedds."_ THE- i'LINDi OF THi SOCIETY being .considerably dimi nished by the Oisburseineuts to the Proprietors of Receiving Houses and numerous Claimants, the Managea, with much confidence, appeal ,to Public - liberality, earnestly halting that the affluent and humane will support an Institution which has, within a few years, restored nearly 3006 Lives, and at all times produdive . of highly important Benefits to individuals and to the Community. The Annual Subscription Ls:One - Guinea ; Two Guineas a Director, and Governors for Life, Ten Guineas.—Subscrip tions received at Baron Dimsdale's,Cornhilf ; Messrs. Fullers, Charteris and Co, ; Druirmouds. the Southwark Bank, Lon don Coffee-house, and No. 8, Spital-square. - • W. DAWSON, Chairman. signed by Order, jetiN 134....tim0NT, Register. LONDON and PORTSMOUTH proposed INLAND NAVIGATION. At a PUBLIC MEETING held at the King's Head Inn, in Horshain, in the COunty of Siissex, on Wednesday the zSth day of August, do; WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq. in the. chair; RESOLVED Unanim , usly, That it is the Opi nibn of this Meeting, that an INLAND NAVI GA. TION from LONDON to PORTSMOUTH would be of great Niblie Utility. That certain Ads of Parliain'ent having 'been already ob tained for makillg a Canal 'N iviAation,from the Thames at Rotherhithe to Croydon, in toe County of Surrey, it is de sirable that a Canal a ,ould be made, to commence at the termination of the said Navigation at CroycLah, and to pass from thence to Portsmouth. That In order to defray Inc Expellees of making the neces-I sari Shrvq, Estima;e, and order inente.ntal Expellees, a Sum not exceeding 40001. be raiseck ny a Subscription to be immediately opened at Messrs. Masterman,Peters,iVaiker anti Co. Loinbard-street, and Messrs. I) i,:iiaring Cross, London - Messrs. Btishby and Co. Arund e l ; Mes s rs. Grit tituAiatuf Co. Chichester and Portsmouth ; McssrS. Whitfeki and Co. .Lewes ; Messrs. Michell and Co. \Brighthelnisi.un ; and Afessrs. Fla . ydon and Co. Guildford." That in the event ()fan application to Parliament,. each of Subscribers shall be flunked to subscrib. - : tor a number of Shares in the Under sha4 be-of rrol. each), in proportion to the S‘um paid by.liiin in the first Suoscriptidn, viz. one Share for every 2i. subscribed,. provided such Snares shall be claimed time to be limited at toe next. Meeting of the Sub- -. ;crilws. That ui cats. i2stoll not oitrin,tery be-deterinimi tipon-to apply for an Adl of- Parliament tor ettecting /he . Navigationsibw proposed, .the surplus of the Subscription, after defraying the expcnceS, is to be reitirned tb the Sub-_ scribers Rulportion a lly ~ and it the applica t i on shill be made ' to Pirliaitletit,- tht Sums advanced- anall :go towards, the SubaCriptiona for Shares, where toe Per Sons Who advance the .sarne chuse, to tale such ShaLes,.and in other cBes, shall be, returned (out of . the MOriey tobe subscribed !or the proseeii tion of the Undertaking), but no Verson shall be permitted to advance in the first Subscripficn . more than the Sum 01,i And that so soon as the Sum of 2.00'01. shall be subscribed, Mr. Drummond, of Croydon, do Oy Puone Advertisement (in the same Papers iu which this Meeting Was advertised,• and giving, at least a notice :.n t ten d ays ) . call a Meeting of the Subscribels, to be.neldat•this place, to adopt such a mode of proceetilflg-as may , be deemed most expedient ; and pat •the RaAtizions of the ,Makifity of the Subscribers present at such Meeting, shall be butliag upon all the•Subsciabera, so . far as relates tolhe first Subscription. • • Signed, LIAM ,MITFORD, Chairman. -- • ; S'A 7URDA Y, iVtiGUT , 21, I*Bo2. In the Press, and speedily will be published, In Two elegant Volumes, 4to. Price 41. 4s. boards, accom panied by a considerable number of large.plates,- consisting of Views taken in" Upper and Lower Egypt, of Representa tions of Antiquities, and Hieroglyphics, of Objects in M tural-Histor7,-of Manners and Customs, ,Sec. engravedlay. eminent Artists ; and Fac-similes of the Originals. r • • rRAVELS ih "UPPER an,l -LOWER EGYPT, in couipany with several Divisions of the French Army ; dui - 114 tlieCaMpaln;brCeneral Bor: A AR T S in that country - Puolished under the immediate patronage of the Cate-.F CONSUL. " " By VIVANT DF.NON; One of the Artists who accompanied the Epedition. Translated from - the Original by ARTHUR AKIN. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row ; • and for. R. Phillips, No. yr, St. PatiPs.Church-yard. N. B. Another Edition in 3 vols. Svd price 21. 2S. boards, will be published at the same time. frr The Original French Edition of this Work ii.pu6lish ed in 'Faris, at the price of Sikteen Guineas (English Money), and the Copies are sold in London at Twenty-one Guineas. . , For restoring Strength and Motion to such Limbs as have bt:..n rendered useless by .Accidents.,9r internal Diseases. This v 4 was published, Dedicated to Sir G. BAKER, A Compendious DESCRIPTION o f the 1-Iti. AL -3 , MAN MUSCLES, in different points of view, parti cilarly illustrating the Science and practical Utility of Mus cular Adion. • ,WAN l'Ell'TO PURCHASE, In Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Mo,,lnouth Wshire, ar wicksiaire, or the dry part of Gloucester:sidre, • AGood and Convenient -HOUSE, fit for a' Gen tleman's Family, in a dry 'and pleaSant Situation, commanding a pleasing view.. The Rooms . must. be large and airy. must be adequate Orlices, a Walled Gar den, and -a Shrubbery, which, if extensive, will be more agreeable. Tne Ground must be well wooded. A River or Stream is wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together with the House;there'must be about' an,Hunclred Acres . of rood Land ; a little more or l ess will• snake no difference.— The House must not be more than an hundred. milc.!s from Bath. 1 t is hoped that persons not . having a . ,. House and Land suiting the above description, will not amity.— Those who have, and will direct a Line (post-paid) to A. B. at Mr: Williams's, No. 1, Church -street, 11 , 1illbank, Westminster, meiatiOning Particulars, will be duly attend ed -to. • - - • COFFEE-HOUSE, HOTEL, AND - WINE-TRADE. T ) EE DISPOSED OF, by Private Contr at a, first-rate House as' abOve. The Returns are about .soool..per ann.. and may .be much improved. Letters and applications to be made to Messrs. Fairbrain and . Son, Graf. ton and Compton Streets, Soho. . TO BE' LETT, By Order of the Masters, Governors, and Trustees of the Bedford Charity, on repairing Leases_ for Forty-years from A oMitihaeirnas ito3; QiX 1 - 101.J.E5, situate on . the North-side of Bed '.- ford-street, Bedford-row, numbered from 17 to zz (No. 22, the Three Cups Pyblic.house). Three HOuses, situate on the North-side of Gray's Inn Passage; Holborn, Nos. 5,6, 7. One House, situate on the East-side of Red Lidn Street, No. 39 - .. Fourteen Houses, situate on the East-side of Lamb's Con duipt Street, numbered from 3to t2, - and 14 to 17. Two Houses, situate on the West-side of ditto, Nos. 61 and ,6z. ' TWo Houses, situate on the South-side of TheObald's Road, Nos. 23 and 24. . Four Houses, situate on the North-side of ditt o , N os. 52, 33. 54, and 55 (No. sz, the White Horse Public-house). Twee Houses, situate on the West-side of New North street, Nos. 29, 35 and 36... Light Rouses, situate on the East-side of ditto, numbered from t to 5, and to to tz. Eight Houses; situate on the North-side'of Boswell -court, New. North-street, numbered from ; to 6, and i 6 and 17. Seventeen Houses, situate on the North-side of East street, Lamb's Conduit Street, numbered from 2:0 to 24, 211 C? 27 to 38. One House, situate on the South-side of ditto, No. a. - Each House will be lett separately. The Premises are to be put into substantial repair, agree able to .a Particular, which marbeleen attlae Office of John Gotobed, Esq. the Receiver, No. 15, Norfolk-stre e t, S tran d . Proposals for taking any the Premises are to be deiiver ed, sealed up, to the said Receiver, on or before the zotlt Day of Oduber next. . . : By j. PUGH. With references to several distinguished Personages, and others who hay . e experienced the good (Areas . of this pra6lice in - goer,- rheumatic, and par a lyti c Cases, and, likewise in Injury of the Limbs, by Strains or other Accidents, together With the Cases of several CHILDREN and young Persons, who have been cured of distortions both in their Limbs and Spines, by a judicious'diredion and management of this mus cular power in the diseased parts, without the application or Machines or'llandages of any kind, experience having Con- . vinced the Author, th a t a ll suc h methods serve rather to in crease and confirm the distortions than to lessen and remove them. Address to Mr: Mawman, BoOkseller, Poultry. A RCCIER and HAUGHTON, from D u bli n , 1 - 1., Irish Poplin and Tabbinet - Manufathirers a d Mercers to Her M.ijety, their . Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutchess. of Wirteutherg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London. The elevated Patronage of Her •Meriesty, the different Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank and Fashion, ibis hoped has sufficiently established, in the opinion of a discerning Public, the decided -superiority of Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold, Silver, Figured, and Plain Charnberry Muslits and Italian CambriOarsenets for Court,' Ball Dresses, TurbanS,:&c. to render it unnecessary for that House to reply to thz-Adver— tisements of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the copying of their Advertisements. CAUTION. Whereas Archer and HaTighton• have been credibly in, formed, that a great many people in this kingdom are now, and have been, for some time past, inanuladuring , and sel ling Poplins k and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under the name of Archer and Haughton's Manutaclory, with a view to discredit and injure -their HoUSe, and a gross In - To, sition on the Public in general; they are determined, as far as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any perion or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of their ManufaCture, that was not actually bought at their House . . . *„. 4 Merchants supplied to any Amount. They lb.ve the tiOnc,ur r to acquaint the-Nobility . and - -G en tzy, that their Warehouse is stoked with a. greater variety of Mourning Goods than is to be found - in any other House in Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready.money) at prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, th e whole . being of their own manufatlbre :—they consist of white-and black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Sarsenets, RastlimbreS for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar celona Serges, Lutestrings, CypruS Sarsenets, Poplins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English • yard- wide Poplins of a superior. quality, at 35. 6d.' per yard ; Veluras, double black Serges, and rich.lrish Tabbinet in dill - :rent Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clergyrnm and Gentlemen who always wearblack ; they never grow rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the I'ery best ,triple dye. No second price ever asked ibr any article bought at their House... . La(lies own Spinning. manufactured into Poplins Dr Tabbi nets ; Tabherays for FurnituN of the different fashion abl.t Colours, manutaclurcLi on the 'shortest notice. ~~ GLOUCESTERSHIRE. . . TO EE SOLD BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, MANOR of PAINSWICK, ATruly Desir'able and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud, tz from Cheltenham, and z 8 from Bristol, consisting 'of the MANO R nt PAINS WI CK, extending over severai thousand Acres of Land, • with Fines, Chief-Rents, Quit-Renti,.and Heriols, issuing out of nearly 3o3.ditlerent Copyhold 'Tene ments, which, with the Tolls of the 11larket,', is a Anost•de-; sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca pital. Manor Farm, with - House, requisite Offices, Garden and Pleasure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas ture and Wood Land, lying compad, and surrounding, —the' House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through and uniting in the same, very convenient for ered]ng Mills, for the use of the Manufadory carried on in the neighbourhood. And also 351 Acres of . nclostil Wood_ Lands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash Trees,iyingwithin the. Manor. The whole capable of very great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and may be reasonably estimated at ,upwards of 7001. per annum. Printed Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. W. Baylis, of Painswick, who will shew the Premises ; or Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ;_ of Messrs. T. and W. Dunn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; . and of Me ssrs. Hodskin son and CO. Surveyors, No. 35, Arunder-street, London, where a Plan of the Estate may oe. seen. KNOTTING.LEY POTTERY, in YORKSIIIRE,. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LL those new crated BUILDINGS, KILNS; L - 1, WORKSHOPS, 'WAREHOUSES, and all other necessary Conveniencies for the purpose of carrying on a must extensive EARTHENWARE MANUFACTORY in all its various Branches; together with a , very good spacious DWELLING-HOUSE,' STABLES &c, as also several COTTAGES or TENEMENTS, and the whole Or any part of Twenty-seven Acres Sixteen Perches of Land, mostly of good quality, adjoining the Works: A newly erected FLINT MILL, rented by the present Proprietors of the Pottery, of the Trustees' Of the Aire and Calder Navigation and may ti4..continuerl ; it is situat e d on the contrary sid e o f the River, .nearly opposite to the Mann fadory. These WORKS are situated on the BANKS of the NAVIGABLE RIVER AIRE, about a quarter of a Mile below Ferrybridge . • the Lock Dues, both u p an d c l own, very moderate; the Packages are shipped by a Crane from the PACKING 'WAREHOUSE, into the Vessels which Con vey.them to the P6rt of Hull in a day or two after Put ion board. The situation and convenience of these Works 9n account of their vicinity to th e Ri ver O use, at Selby (distant aboUt ten,Miles), wileie RAW MATERIALS are brought in the same bottom tio'in any part of the United Kingdoms, and Coali being to be had by_ Wmter up the River Air; nut more than four Miles distant, uporr very moderate terins, which render - the Work an object destrving peculiar attention, to any Person or Persons desirous cif entering into such an un dertaking. , - The Works are going on, be viewed, and further par ticulars known, by applying to Messrs. WM. Tomlinson and Co. cm the Premises. i A ~~~# Y 4 „.......„,,,A,,,,..?.......„.._,...:,., ~_ ~,:,,,;•„,,,...,__. ....,...„.„.....4„: ,t,..:.....,. 7......._..._„..,,,, ~.„....... ~,,.4.4L , ~,iie :' . '''. N . , s \S s • , AT 1 7//hil \4 . : • W /7' , fP RICE ORDNANCE PRE:IIIs ES , at ROTHERIIIT lE. OFFICE of GRDNAINCE, Al, gust 13, iBoz.. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of jEsTY's ORD.VANCE do herthy give .IQice,.-that to y will be ready, at their Office, in St. 21/I;zrgaret -street, Westminstei, on TUESDAY, t h e 31s! b!stant : to ree, lye Proposals froM Persons n-uko me:, he willing to become the Purchasers of a very gia and Intproveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, the'Pr.%pe.-t . y of the Ordnance., situate at Rodurhithe, in the County of Surrey ;- consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, ereeed on a Piece , ;. r Ground on the North Side of Lavender-st met, with the various Out,buitdhigs, together with. an ev:tensiue WHARF , fi - onri the River Thames, 2.10 Feel iI:Le g and W ARF.IIO USES BAKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTING-HOUSE, and several other . Buildings eretled thereon ; and also all Benefit a, :d Adv.: !age arising from His .111 - 4:e.,ty': Letters Patent, granted _fir .r certain Invention f.,r saving Coal and other Fael, it the ix of S.'eam-Eng-ines, aid eth:•;- purposes; and al,r9 all Be . fit to a Relen:o4:l of s.,c'h Patent lii.eurise a to P I 'IA .1, STEAM ENGINE, eret - ied on the said Premises; and the Ovens construsZed on the Principle of the said New inuen ticn. The abovementioned Premises are held fcr efTerm, -which Eighteen Years .were az:expired Laay «.t, at the lo Rent of SIXTY-FIVE I ) ( I UNDS per Annum. Immediate porsessiGn 'Will be ,zivem as as the purche 7 e shal. be completed. The Premises may be viewed upol applifati;n - to klr. Booker, Who is resident the, ecn ; and tbe tbe avard's t 2 the Estate ; may be examined at tke''Secreta?).'s Office, in iliargaret-street, .Proposal r sealed up, and marked en,the outside, " Proposals for .the Purchase of the Ordnance Prcinises, at Rother hithe," out> , be delivered at rte. Ord:tante Office, in Igsim:nster: on dr before the 31st instant, but no ojer will be reCriVed after the hour of Two o'clock on that day. " By Order cf the Bourg R. N. CRZIr, Sec EAST - INDIA HOUSE, Azegzest 11, 1802. ICE COURT of DIRECTORS,of tho UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS cf ENC. LiOD traa'lng to the East Irdies, do here.-'y give N;tice, That it is their intention to receive Applications on or before the sotle September, from the Merchants wanting . Tonnage for the . Export of Goods to India; for such Goods nohich.are to be Ship - - ped in the ensuing Quarter ; ev s td on or before ,the 3 tot December, thejtst March, and 3oth 7une, fir such Goods the Merchants are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates and that it is their intention also to furnish Tormar for av glean_ tiff of Madeira Wine which may be required, by Persons willing to Ship the same for Indla; upon similar applic a ti ons . . Particulars e ‘ f the Rates of Preii!4e, fo,•7;;;;/-FroP.Yeti.."prof the Season, are to be teen in the Office of the Clerk*to the CootMitiee of Shipping. 74.11 ES COBB, if.,:;.,talft Secretay. FREEHOLD ESTATE, . • • Two Miles fromTunbridg: MO BE SOLD 'BY PRIVATE•Cp,NTRACT, TRIRTY-EIGHT ACRES af A RABLE and PASS TURE . I;AND, adjoining the Turnpike,R.nati, near the Pay Ca - e,.. at Lankington Green., The Fields consist of Ei g h t ln.lusures, situate upon a gentle Ernioence, commandan i extensive Views of the Counties .ot . Kent and Sussex, . and particularlyi&igihle for building upon. For farther ParlicularS, inquire 01 . Messrs. Blandford and Sweet, King'S Bench Walks, Temple, London 3 or o f M r. Jones, Solicitor, 'Tunbridge Wells. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALDesirable Compaft FREEHOLD ESTATE, elegibly situate on the Banks of the Wye, in the Pa rishes ot, Llaaurthwli, Lianataniur, Nantirietl,•'aid "nyre,• in the Counties i:f ' Brecon and :Radnor, 4t a central distake between the good • Market ToWits of Builth ant Rhayador (except the Lone Farm), and let to the - I6llowing Tenants, at the under-mentioned Rents. ;_.• t-. r , ."'= ?.-: i.; a et, .... .. 12-7 a a " . R r• - • Z-7! ' •—• - 2 - - ' r".....A..".-----.A..... ____ Or: .7 . ., '.. - c - ir),7)-c r., - ;,,,-: 'i• s,-.„) — :::: 2 “' ri g El !4. ' -,-" - 6 — ,;<' - ' 7 1 rl•••••• n .7.1 7 1"...P,5 9 c) 0-3 2 •o • • to 'vf,A .15 t) . ro • t4 :-.." :•3 (-D 74. •,; W I C' N ' 0 z ut; 1 . 000 0 0k...8 4 . 0 057; olooooood o o Wn= ' .r 2 0„" N " 0 Most of the.above Farms, except the hone,, are only videdhy, the River Wye, on Which they border foj acqnsi, derable distance, and w!)::rein they have a valoah!e Itig4t of Fishery. The adjacent Coantry abounds With Hfires, and Partridges. The Prein:ses have good Sheep-Wal longing to them,"znd zre very itnproveahle. The Timcer thereon, being several, hundreds o f fin e M a id en Oak , anti good Ash, to be take n by, the,purehaser at a fair valuation. Messrs, Jenkins, . James,. and-s e .;o. of ',No. 8,. New I:in, London, are authorized to treat for the Sale thereat