The Sun. — London, England, 1802-05-17 00:00:00

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THE PUBLIC are respeEtfully informed, that b 4y this CELEBRITY wil at l take place, on WEDNES int next, the 9thth instant, the Opera Concert-Room, h e Haymarket, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon.' Principal Vocal P er f o rm e r s , Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mrs MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Mrs. ATKINS, Miss TENNANT. Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. T. WELSH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr." SALE, Mr. CORE, Mr. LEETE, Mr. PAGE,, Master PRICE, Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. KELLY. Leader of the Band, Mr. WEICHSELL ; . Principal Second Violin, Mr. SHIELD; Hautboy, Mr. W. PARKE ; Violoncello, Mr. C. ASHLEY ; Trumpet, Mr. WOODHAM, Jun. ; Double Drums, Mr. R. ASHLEY ; Condudor, Dr. ARNOLD. o :riekets, zos. 6d. each, to be had at the followtng Musid o4°Ps: Clementi, and Co.'s Cheapsid e; B ro d er ip, an d C o. ' s Yr narket ; Goulding, and Co:'s Smart's, x d-street; and Birchall's, Boncl-street. AI 'D A • Ladies and G ent l emen having' purchased Tickets for ti7heat,e-Royal, H a y mar k et , may, on application, have ill Toney returned,. or Tickets exchanged, on payin,g the .-scrc Admittance FIVE SHILLINGS Only. RWEDNESDA7r FLAG H. VN May 19, iScn, will - be Exiiibited,, A SUPERB FIREWORK, By Messrs: SMITH and BROCK, In Honour of the Birth:Day of Her MA JESTY. FIRST DIVISION on the WATER. F ountains, and,Balloons. D DIVSIN. 8 1121'f- 1 )0 11nd Sky- SECO rockets N ; Tourb l llons O ; an Air Balloon il luminated; Z Guillochees illuminated; Bengal lights; a Wheel and regulating Piece, in 4 Mutations—First, a vertical . ; S econd, a fixed Sun; Third,. an Interlacement ; R - bP r til, a brilliant Gl o ry, in rayonnant Fire; a Flight o f ockets a Battery f Roman Candles ; vertical wheels, 311unnnated in Blue, White, and Yellow FireS; a grand Mosaic Diamond Piece. 0 THIRD DIVISION. T P:clle Pound Skyroi:kets ; the Star of Malt a; 2 H or i zonta l ables, with Vertical Wheels, and a Spiral Wheel at the Ga rter ; Bengal lights ; 2 Thunder .Wheels; the Star and a rter Wheel; a reg u l a ti ng Pi ece, i n 3 Mutations—First, 4 9 Vertical Wheel ; Second, a Five Pointed Star, in Silver tire • Third, a ditto, .in ravonnant Fire; a Girarulole • z _ nnese Trees. To • conclude with a Grand Temple, II- A " , inated with an Air Balloon, Flights of Rockets, .&c . -• CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL Ain MUSIC will be performed. nd the centre of the Rotunda, will be exhibited a TEMPLE OF PEACE, At Designed and executed by Mr. CAPON. t u ".7 4cl of the Canal will .be erected the •whole of the 11 (iIng, with the Illuminations and Transparencies as ..= °rEte recl - by M. OTTO, on the Evening of the Proclama tiOn. b on , . g i n, -- , s to be openetl•at ht, the . Concert to Commence at Ad. the Fire-Works at' El ;A:s,.,Tance ss. each Person e c vel i Precis , iy... Tea included, no us teket for private Coach Stand . °e t a o nd be had At itant..l4z h e. li lt ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the BRITISH SOCIETY for FISHERIES, ILL be held at die • LONDON TAVERN, -r i , TO-MQRROW the 18th of May,. iSoz. t ttl ,! obj e a of this Meeting is. to excite the attention of the ti c , ria Ta to the extension of its Fisheries, as a sourceof Na lilt,iivv9arth, as a Nursery for Seamen, as furnishing the atl gni s . ( 21 ; employment both to our Men and Shipping,. and as , e lltmg the quantity of Food, and thereby reducing the 41 ri c ; `,. )1. Provisions, consequently. he Price of Labodr atid of atirin ev ll'llure s , in or e der that Britain may be enabled to under- Tick,y foreign market. b; n ,ets rzs. 6d: eacicinay - be had at the London-Taverii. , fir Will be upon the table at five o'clock, and the first 'C i i r . s e will consist of all the various sorts of Fish that _can t Pe c c ' e ured, dress e d i r i different .nays, so as to furni s h a ie,ilpe tishofFis at might beeffeClect by a proper attenti on t O ri heries. • .1:11P CREDITORS of the Rev. JAMES TAY.. ;re L OR,..p.f C/ifton, in the Courity,olGloncester, Cl er k , be4eired forthwith . to sen d an account o f their respective Sol. I nds to the Office f Messrs. John and Jere. lenurs, Broad-street, o Bristol, rivi: CREDITORS who have proved their 14,, ~uebts under a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and • thetiti 4gainst RICHARD WILLIS, late of the Crescent in London, Merchant, may receive_ a tirthGr tes,sild of - Etght-pence in the Pound on the arrl ri_t r of theft iTrlt,Ave Debts, by applying at the Office of Henry arlq Draper's Hall, Thregmorton-street, on . Wei c o i lnesthy te Ci, lt irsday next, between the hours ofTwelNe an Uhree 4 44 b` 2, and in the four following Weeks on the same days, et \veen the same hcturs. 4i a y ►sth, iBo2 H. SMITH, Draper's Hall 41\1 A DVANTAGEOUS SITUATION for a lyric,ENT LEMAN bred in the Banking Line, to enter into t NCY Business between IRELAND and LON itlirecil Ample references as to Character, &c. will be re , A n „, Itess'vt-Z i ;-,,? No. 4, Salisbury _ s t ree t, Strand; leavltg his - Ad- Ala C• C . sealed, sll,ould Advertiser hot be within. I 4. A• ' tl „, -E Afthe DF , SMONC'EAUX DE VILLE . - Ird 1 . ,7 Rll Vt , a Physician (these fortyleaisl foe the .E yes ran„, 4 t hf-' Ears very well known to the old Corat-of \ tisc 5411,1 -.kbroaa- ti his works, by his successes arid his . ,°tvileartie.s.in. these' two l kinds of ihs'eils-s, informs the-Piib ,ro. s es , .n. 1% ly come to this l owq upon business„ he Ka.-- . %/). 'lurnir• his Stay dre to e his assistance and advice 1 '' ) P l e a i ' ilia a iI, ' - cr - d . li qui .. , e wit those isor crs.. t °st e ~ 'e for the Abbe at the Hotel de La Sablonniera, Lei .,....:__. tsytiare. . ' . •• t ) , CING HOUSES' at WORTHING, SUSSEX .. 1 'f Nobility and Gentry are - respeaftilly in_ l 'ha t t.PMed, they ma.v hear at anv time in the Season of r f ta t h House,, Lodgin . 9 ar , - unoccUpied, and t'll P,.' ce ' 3 t° Alt Iv " every partiZu ' lar - by Letters (post-paid) cui - ead • H, Phillips; Worthing:, Sussex. • _ V.,TfNIE b It/ 41, ti t , melioratedykeeping large Lityl a . - X i°S 'together in Vats by SPENCER and PERKINS, 'tolc.'"letelltttis O. 44, ' nv.osite St. Sepulchre's Chute?, ~,, . . _.„ . _. O. , . tieh ulti,;••whb,,, &Om twelve kee➢il , g years experiencf of p ,. N a (111AntilieS:AlsfrOi to Gallon s of Wine togeth , ,r, N' .'3t'" ' n 2 -4"° ' • ' - agreeable ti Qti r t , ticitirlazit iWine• is not only mort. ,in _ ,... 4 0 - tLtllie z,..,°..ti1,e palat„t' 'l4 more, restorative, and whoh.son c. ,2,-,T3..ch.<-if.tl.?LT aged and itlifirm.. They have Port, which, Al i„ L fl f:,' ripetiricl in a vat ' containing twenty pipes,: .1111 - '', opttl :-% - - . . ' - , .r• White Wines, as t adti ra e. 4191 n, tWO to seven y,..a,5,.. . 1, , , tc. 1it 0 , Sherry, 13ucelll Lisbon, and Mountain, they bottle itpes''' '''e Vat- • • .' ' • f kee )in- gives their t i l4t ? ,-!s wantcd.. - This mode o_ . . b tr 4 il. ,-z(l(c-ided superiority so well I,.nov‘ i i and acknotv:- hiew ich an immense stock eitablvs their, n, sever their .. ,niart,,W;th superior Witte, Of the - best vintages, on , t.tel. part oiverate tems', for- ready money. Titßy send to akiy i lk r , rIY uf, `oven (r.ot less than a dozen) free of expenc r e'. .s he. ery res peel'ablecustomers, having con.irlence NI t r att..- r• S t i t . II lon to sell Superior Liquors, wished t - i , i T to -14.icitkits, they have laid in Cogniac Brandy; Pine a4lO .1 4- 441, Lim-India and Rttrit Orange Sb - rub. - . . LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE, May 8, 1802. . . A. SUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A STATUE of the Right Honourable WI Lt.l 01 PITT, late ,first Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor -ol the Exchequer, for his distinguished and valuable Services, which he has rendered to his Country, . during the course of his able and upright Administration. . . Alnvnt Subscriptioris advertised, . _ _ - - Wm. Cdrdale, - , 5 5 Jesse RuSsel,.- • • so tb Rev. H. Marsh, Fellow Simpson and Davison, 19 so. of St. John's College, ame'Simmons, ' - 5 5 Cambridge, - .so -to tames Sykes, • - To so Stephen Cattley, -' so so John Tunno, so to Wm. Noble, - so so Marquis of neadfort, 21 0 Hon. and Right Rev. Sir Wm. Farquhar 21 0 Bishop of Duroam, zr O John Lewis Goldsniid, •so so Sir. John Dick, - so so Wm. Bowdon, so to Alex. Davison, ' so so J o h n B ow l es, , so so Mrs. Davison, ' - to To Lord Sherborne, az o J. Pasley,Gower-street, 10 so Lady Sherborne, so to T. Lowndci; Terrace, Hon. John Dutton, so to Hampstead, - so so Jos. Pinsent, • 5 5 George Bowles, - s o to Al e x. G or d on, Ch arter- G. Rose, Russel-place, to so house-square, Io to Sir Edvvard Pellew SS. John Heywood, so /A Lord F. Campbell, 2 i 0 Sir Alex. Huine, to 10 Sir J. Oi - deoliart. 5 5 Lady flume, 5 5 Scott, I.dle,'and Co. to to Win. Baker, so to Ashneys, to to Rev. C. E. Stewart, 5 5 - Poynder, so so Hon. R. Rider, so to Sir Robert Peel ) SO so Wm. Chiv ers , so so Lady Peel, so so Sir R. Buxton, Bart. so so Miss Peel, so. So Sir,R. Carr Glynn, Bt. to to Rob. Peel, Jun. so 'lO Thompson, Forman, Lady Campbell (per . . and Hoinfray, . so so Coutts) . t o s o Joseph Alcoa - , to so Baillie, Thornton, and Lady Vis. Bateman, so so Campbell.. so so Lord Eardley, - is o Lord-De Dunatarsville, /o 0 Win. Smith, . - so to Matthew Montague, •so Jo Wm. Nunn, - ra so Claude SCott, • ,so so Frederick Pigou, - ' s•-, to Mrs. Scott, so to Patrick Home, - so to Sam. s.cdtt,• - 'so so Thomas King; - so 16 Soots, Harris, and Co. so so J. Weficlet.bnrri, - so so Thomas Blacker, . 10 to David Weddiirlinrn i so so Bishop of Norwich, , to o Andrew ‘Ve.ifierbUrn, •-so so" Harrisonand Ellis, 5.5 John Collick, , . • - 5 5 Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the. Bar of this Coffee-House-, . N. B. A Meeting of the Subscribers is mquested at' _this House on Tuesday next, at TNVelv'c O'ciOe3k,precisely: T HE NN IVERSAR Y o f t h e BIRTH OF THE 'RIGHT 'HONOURABLE THE, PITT, . On FRIDAY, May 2S, igoz. • The Stewards of this Meeting beg leave, to request, that Gentlemen who mean to honour thenr with their attendance; will send for their Ticke6, on or before the I.oth instant, in order that they maybe enabled to calculate on the amount of the Comflany, and make'prepara Lions accordingly. liatchard:Vo. t9o, Piccadiliy.—May STORM IN HARVEST. 1% 1 . R,, \VESTA LL I?egs•le ave to i n f orm the No- IV" Hit) , and Gentry, Subscribers to the. Print, of " A STORM M HARVEST," and the Public, that the,Pro3fs, and the plain linpression, will he ready for - DeliVetyvon Monday, this Day.' - The puolication of the ct4outed Impressions has unavoid ably, delayed for a short tiize. Upper Charlott - z-streo.t, May t 4. E GRAMMAR S Cklool, 'THE MASTERSHIP of • the FREE GRAM MAR SCHOOL at LEJ.CESTER, _will become vacant at Midsummer next, by. She Rmignation of the Rev. Samuel Heyrick, M. A. and the Governors hereby give No tice, that they will proceed to the Eledion of a new Master on 'he vlof June next. The Master will be required to teach the Latin and Greek Languages, and other branches of Clas sical L'fart , ing, and to reside ,in the School House, which attiards 'convenient accommodation tbr Forty-four Boarders, that number being now under the care of the present Master. For the bwelling-house no rent will be paid,. except 25. 6d. per Annum, which the Corporation require as an acknow ledgment that it is their property. • The Annual Stipends which the Governors are in trust for, The Annual Stipends which the Governors are in trust for, jniunt altogether to 551. 15s. rod: per Annum, to which NVii!' be-added. 671. per Annum, the amount of the 1:: - ee Gifts of the Corporation now enjoyed by the present Master, so that the total Income or the Head Master will be 1221.155: rod. per Annuli]. Out of this he is to provide his own Assistants. Tile- Head Master will be required to admit under his care, upon the Fouldation, the Sons of resident Freemen above the age of seven years, who can read correctly a Chapter in the Testament. The Master must be a Graduate of, Oxford or Cambridge. - Such Genile.men as cliuse to atfer theins4ives'As Candidates, are' desired to send proper Testiinonials_of their Litetary Abilities, and Mor a l an d R e li g i ous Charaaer,.to the Mayor, on or before the.first day of tune next. THOMAS PEACH,. Mayor. Leicester, April 29, xBO2 ROMAN CEMENT. MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside, South_ wark, manufadure Cement, or Mortar, for building in_Water, which far surpasses in utility Dutch Tern's, or any other kind of Mortar : it gives to all kinds of Brick or , Stone Wdrk, ''at, uncommon degree of strength and cohesion ; it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and'May be exposed even to the action of the Sea, without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended to resist, or - contain Water, this Cement may be used with singular advantage; or it may be lowered with Lime and S an d, to any desirable degree, for common purposes. They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of the same hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as coMpletely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na tural S .one. MONEY MATTERS. LL Money .Negociations continue to be trans_ acted, with the strictest honour, punduality, and se -ereey, by Messis.'Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, Great: Suttbik- - street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Morrgages, tEstates, - Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures, 1 - 'enstons, Places, Revei t sionS, or any other mode or matter, circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always ready for-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 qrantor. Principals, or their Attornies, applying pers ona ll y , b e f ore Three o'clock; be treated with in the most explicit ni4nner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered. N. 11. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold or Leasehold Housesi, in approved situations. • • • MONEY ADVANCED. • • . • ELVILLE and Cvrnpany,. respeafully inform • I. t h e Publi c , that are in want of t emporary wpm - um-wilt suiris of Money, that from their long established connePlion with , Monied Persons of the first Respettability; • they re'en: • abled to advance immediate Sums trout tool. to io,oool. on Incomes arising from Estates', Houses, Money vested in , the hinds, either by Will, Marriage Settlemeiirs,•or'joihtureS,. Clergymen's LivingS, Pensions, &c. in al L cases the, Bor rOwer will have the Option of Redem ption. Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing to increase their Income by the!purch'ase of Annuities, kent-diarges, Assignment's of: Divide:l& 'of Stock, or Cos. - min - lan incomes,- may alway - ii . be aeconmin. ' dated with 'good SecuritieS from .;01. to 'pool, a-year, either on their own or Seller's Lives, Personal Applications are received daily till three o'clOck no Letters received unless paid. S.. Agents for receiving,-ialf-pay and Pensions" of WTl eers and 'Widows. No. 7, Cecil -street, Strand, 0 4 a io Q 0 3 3 0 ,5 5 0 3 0 0 I I 0 20 0 5 o 0 6 I 0 O I o 6 c Discharged utrl relieved from va r i ous P r i sons 113 o 6 73 Debtots, for the Sum of - -•— . 233 9 5 Considered :lie Cas es o f 5 8 Peritioners-•.Approved 50.. • Re ferred forCharaciers4Petitious, and rejected 4 • - Benefaclons are received by James I , lelW, Esti. thit Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also at Messrs. Her.. ries, Farquiar and Co. St..janies's-street '; Messrs. Floaiis, Eleet-street; Messrs. 'Fuller and • C'lratteris, Loihbard street ;- Atssrs. BiddUlph,: Cocks, • and Ridge: Charing-. cross ; Atssts. Dorrien arid Co. Fincii-lane,' COnthill MessrS'. litrni - rwrsleys, ; Messrs. Vere, Ltmatiote, Troughtot and Cot; No. , 7 2 7 , :tOinbani-street ; and'at The iik cretary's, 40. 7, Craven -street, Strand ; where the13001;-s maybe sent by , ; ll 9,se-*lto, - in - .iiticlined to supp,ort this . 04tt-, rity, and vhere met on the. first WertneSdV in-every nontlt. • . ' • TUNBRIDGE-WELLS. ' . - - A T PRANGE's' Circulating Library ..ana P05t ..(71,. Office, is this day ' opened for the Season, a Correa REG itrER /of all the L O D GING.HOUSES ; pointing out at she view, the number of Rooms contained m eaell i what Stabling, the Sitiration,-&c. whereby Families, on their arrival,may, without the fatigue- of walking over the place In.'search of Lodgings, by a reference to the Register, at once i t- • , formthemselves‘which -Houses are then to L ett. ''. Families who xvish f o r any i n f ormat i on previous to their a ' val, any appli cat io n to Mr. Sprange, will, w i t h much p aswe on - his part, be very d u l y attended to; and, for the ac onmodat?on of those who may wish to read in the first instance, the Particulars of the Place, with a very enlarged .Account of the Waters, implying the more particular 'Cases in which their ElKas are so sa,lutary, &c. &c. The Tunbridge Wells Guide, and a Map of the Environs to a distance of rz Miles, may be had in London, of Messrs: Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard.. • DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDEi' C 1;, near London. I.[ IPT, with' immediate - Possession. a stantial, Rootiiy, Convenient FAMILY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near the New River, between Southgate and Enfield, half a mile beyond the eight mile stone, with a Seven-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, and all - requisite Offices ; large Garden, and about Twenty-five Acres of Mea dow Land adjoining. Inquire at the Premises, or of Mr. Hunphries, No. 14, Clement's Inn. CAPITAL VILLA and LANDS. • ESSEX, on the Borders of Hefts: - • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA'T'E CONTRACT, • By Mr. PRICKETT commodious, Substantial, and. justly admired lA. FREEHOLD VILLA, called MAN VDEN-HOUSE,: with Pleasure Grounds, Lawn, G ar d ens , an d = B ow l i ng, grecrt; Coach-houses and Stabling for Fourteen Horses, with attached and detached Offices of every denomination ; three Tenements with theit,Appurtenances ; together with Forty four -Acres of rich 'Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and. Wood- Land, eligibly situated near Bishop's Storttord. - The Estate •is Tlithe-free, excepting' about one Acre and thirty-two Perches, The Situation is:. peculiarly desirable, and re markably healthy,: in the mist. beautiful and sporting p ar t o f the County, many PackS of - I:l : blinds kept in the Neighbour hood, aboUnding-witli G'ain&liritt at easy.distante from the Turnpike- Road to Newinaritct.. N. B.' If. the above EStateiS not sold before the 31st May, the Mansion, .with.a'crout Sel4iiteen Acres. of the Land, will he Lett. for a term'; the remaining - quantity may be engaged or rejected at the option ofthe Lessee. • May be vie Wed, and further particulars known, by apply ing to mr.,Prickett, Highgate, Middlesex, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO 13E SOLD BY AIICTION , At the Hop POle Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the 3d Day of [tine next, between the Hburs of Three and Six in the Afternoon, subjed to. Conditions of Sale to be then pro duced; ' A N Elegant New-erefted. VILLA, in the Parish Of Whittington, in the County of Worcester, within two Miles ofthe City, with the Offices, Coach-house, Stable, Garden, and ) Shnibbery neatly laid out, andabout three Acres of rich Meadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. The Land and Premises adjoin the London Turnpike .Road, leading from 'Worcester to Pershore ; are' within a pleasant walk. of,Wor cester, command a delightful View of the adjoining Country, are Freehold, a desirable spot for a small Family, and were late the Property and Residence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de ceased. For other Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird, College-yard, Worcester; or Mr. Yeomans, No. •52 and 53, Clements Inn, London. HENBURY-HOUSE,'WORCESTER,SHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' At Styles's Hotel, i n T e mpl e _ row, Birmingham, on Thurs day the zoth of May inst. preciselV at ThreeVelock in the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given ; 'HE verr Desirable and Handsome Residence of HENBURY HOUSE, Pleasantly .;ituated near Moseley, within three - - miles of Birmingliam, ► ,comprizi ng 4oA. 2K. 38P. (moreor less) of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ; als o tivo r nall Dwelling-houses, with Gardens and Out-:bliildings, fronting the Road leading from Birmingham to King's Norton and-Alcester, all within a Ring Fence. Frenbtiri House consists of two very handsome large Par_ lours, a remaikablegood Kitchen, two very convenient Pan.. .tries,. Brew-house; &c. ; seven good Lodging-rooms, Cellars and Bins, also a Laundry 'adjoining the House; anctt wO Lodg 'ing-rooms over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery, Green house, Orchard,. Fish Ponds, Kitchen Garden, • Coach house, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair, and .in every reaped eligible for the Residence of a Gentleman's . The possession,of the whole may be immediately had (ex cept a small Ow:ening-house and Garden, which are Lett to a Tenant Until Lady-day next). A Pack of I fr,tinds are kept, within one mile itnd a half. - The Situation is very desirable tisra -- 8 porttnrr, Rzt rtrnCe7 — Tor particulars, apply' to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New street, Birmingharn, where'a Plan . otthe Estate may be seen ; "or to. Thom is Park, Esq. No. 17, Hart-streq,Aloomsbury,. Londtm. • The Land-Tax iS 'Thideenied;.: SOCIETY - FOR THE DISCHARGE. AND RELIEF' OF PER . SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. • Craven-street, Strand, May 5, 1802. 1) - ENEFACTIONS • since the last REPORT, ...L.I. viz; , k. s. d. The lion. Ph. Pusey, V. P. ,_ ,_ A. 5 5 'a Lady Pusey - - - - A. 55 o Sir William Weller Pepy s , B art. - A. 55 , o .. Sir John Smith , Bart. - - - .A. 2 --. 2. o : . ‘l , a)nes Allen Park, Esq. - - A. 2. I)avid flaliburtnn - Esq. ,_ _ - 2 o A. Milian: Wright, ' Esq. - 5 5 o Evan Ltw, Esq. per Messrs. Herrics and Co. A. 3 3 o Nich. cay, Esq. F. R.S.. - - 22. Thomas Pitt, Esq. - - _ - 0 A. 2 - 2 0 William Viner, Esq. . A. - - A. 2 2 2 2 James ?feston, Esq. - - o 'o J. Galloway, Esq. - - A. 2 2 o Peter Auberttn;, Esq.. pet. Fuller and - Co. A. 33 0 John Woods, Esq. Chilgrove, Sussex " 3•3 • 0 Governor Creyke, per Secretary - - James Ware, Esq. per H oare 2 , 2 o - - A. 3 3 c , Mr. faden • - - - A. • Mr. Hearnden, r2,6th Benefathon, 2s. Mr. Luck- 2 2 hunt,. 27th, as. - - A Fricad to Honesty in Distress L. W . Clericus A Genreman per Treasurer A Perso unknown -, An Easter Offering - B. B. ''.. - - X: Z. pr Secretary D. S:.. 51. M* C*, 1 1.-rs. W. T; per Secretary Found in tie Letter-Box GE.NER - AL POST OFIIOE, , . x 352. DREVlOUSleaste7es bavini 'heel:taken to j r ac;- ..L. l; ate ii frieUilS of e';c:.endinti. the- Nitinber D,lys ro a.rd lrsrit t h e. co NT ' Eurzo,i)E , Postm.iztel-: 6 , e; , , , er al here 4 gives notice, that an and f, ort :110NDAY,•theiti.0 , ;he 1,1 A ri:S ifin• FRANCEi 11OLLAND,,a,,d HAMBURGII-, will be *a,iaup thrje times a Week, ' instead . of twice, and he distatrhed from , hence at Teo c'Clock in the Evening,. of 1110217 DA I'S ; IP - I.:III#tESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and that Le:ters must be brciught:*to . 4iz Office .<:JOre Nine o'Cloe-k on there niets. ByComMand of His 111 - aicit,i , ''s Postmaster- . Cen?ral, FREEL (NG,' seeretaiy. RICHAR Dsol , l, GOO DLUCK, and Co. RES PECTFULL7 3couaint the Public, that there win he no I risli L:Atiries this Yoa/.- lisr STATE LOTTERY trtill consist Of Twenty-f3;ir Thousand TiCkets only. _ SCIIEME. No. of Prizes, Value'of each: Total Value. 2. of .20,000 is ,C., 4 0,000 zc , ,00,5 10 ,0,3 4,00 4,00 .10,001 5,000" 2,000 1000 Soo 1:o . 23 41. 7,131 Prizes. t6,£69 Blanks. 2.23,00; - r. 24,,005, Tickets. ! ; ,• First_drawn Ticket ,C 5,000 First-drawn - sth.Dity Ditto - 2clDay 1 Ditt6 tit Day 1-:.',B?c't L 0 •jd Day. r 0,300 Ditto _ .. 7 th• Plug - 4th l)jv zo,;)oo Ditto - y 12,ocsi ,* .kre in of _to:: above Capital s . • . Drawing w, ,:einin:T.ce oh i\ionciav, the 2.(i .of Au, gitst, -002. I ing, and toe I.)ra4ciN eenthili". on iVlOncla): timrsday . .in each stiL•ceding Vxill b.: no to 26-tikof I ie Prizesto . be p•-•;' ,1 ii tuli Sterling two i'vlor:ths alter the Drawing elose.s.-..-rind will be : paid on _Demand, . . The Ti.‘k , ..r ,- s and' Shires .1)c sllortly on Sale at .Chni~ Oliar;ni.-cross, and a i lather Lii.:,:.nsed a fa of RicAiar - • Cooa't 4ci Co • Singularly in.autiful Ni,ANSJON HOUSE and l'A RK, near • • . ,flris'toL Gloucthershire. -• , MO he .LF,17.1:, cciniiletely FURNISHED, .ancl A entered upon.. ininterliftely;- a most noble; spacious MAN Si ON, At tor the recept ion o F a veTy.large ;of dnitilfaion art opitiene; Coacit-House:Arld Stabiihg for . aboVe tvvCrly Horses, and most:convenient •Ptfached- and de.. tached'Offices Of every deseri'Rtion.• -• Capital 'Kitchen' (3,41. dens, Plantations, Shrubberies,- &c.. ant- about Fifty Acres of remarkably rich Land; in the highest state of culti vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding the same. The Buildings are in complete ',Repair and . the Oround in the highest order, 'situate on a delightful and healthy eminence, on ,the border s o f Durham:.llown, betw een Clifton and Kingsweston, and cotnnianding- a superb view of a finely wooded' Country, the Severn, BristOl Catil,Avon, And Mouprains. - Th . e situationwill be foltiid to pos sess innumerable local advantay - ,es. Terms of renting may be known, and the House and Estate viewed, with Tickets only, by applying to Mr. Nlites, at Sneed-Park near Bristol . The Prem . .s ,- 2.s will not be shewn before.the 14th, or ',after the 2.1 d instant. PORTERS' •QUAY. ' TO BE LETT on LEASE, for • any Term not exceeding Sixty-one Years, to commence from Lady-day next, iHOSE Valuable. and Exte ns i ve P rem ise S—a djoining the'Custom House, known - by the name of PORTERS QUAY, with very capaciouS and ' s ub s ta nt i a l Warehouses, together with Four-Houses contiguous; extend. ing'into Lower Thame-stieet, not heretofore Leased there with. These Premises are admirably well calculated either for the foreign ot the home Trade., and. their great importance to all persons engaged in any extensive commerce, renders a further description or them unnecessary. ' A plan of the aforesaid Premises may be seen, and further particular:: known, - by applicntionat the Clerks Office, Fislu monger's-Nall, London ; where Proposals, sealed up, may be sent on or before \ the 31st day lot July next: N.B. The' Land Tax has been redeemed as . to all the aforesaid Premises, , TO'BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD," Pursuant to .a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause,'" SMITH against CO LHO UN," with the approbltion of John . Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, on W ednesday the 9th and ThursdaY the loth Days of June., 18Q2,..between the hours of E leven aiui Twelve of the Clock ,in the Forenoon of each Day, at the Great Hotel, at Buxton, in the County' of Derby, in 74 Lets (the first f 2 Lots•on Wednesday; the yth, and the re mainthg• Lots on Thursday the loth of lune; iSoz). MHE MANORS or LORDSHIPS o f TIDES ." YELL and HIGH LO W, with the several Messuages and Farms, Lands, Tenements and .Real Estates, late of John Archer, Esq. situate in the several Parishes, Town. ships and Places of Tideswell, Highlow, Nether Shatton; Hathersadge, Outscatsl Hope, Castleton, Thornhill, Eyarn Calvet,. Chapel in the Frith, Great and Little Hucklow, Pilsley, Litton, Wardlow, GOtheridge, Offurton, Hasleford, Bamthrd, Holine, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby. • Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, •in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane ;of Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn (where, and at Mr. Gauritley's, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates maybe seen,'; of Messrs, Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak; lane, London; of - Messrs. Black, • Epping, Essex; and Mid. dle Temple, London ; M r . Wil m o t, Wh eston Hall, Tides _ well Messrs.. Wills and Cruso, Leek, Stattbrdshire ; Mr. Isaac Hall, . Cistleton ; of the Tenant of Highlow-House, Derbykhire ; and of. Mr. Hal), at the Great Hotel, at Buxton. , . . . • , , .- . EARLY IN, IULY, , • If not previously disposed of : -,•, . • • \By . P.RIVATE CONTRACT, ~ . rr'FIE TWO foliowino- FREEHQLI) ESTATES, 4, A. . situated in BE CC LE S, a pleaSant and healthy part of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. The precise Day and- Place of 'Sale will in due time appear in - the Public Papers. - - ['Last.. A MANSION-HOUSE, in complete-repairideu tached from the Town, placc4 on an elevatedsituation on the right hand side of the road leading from Beecles to, Lowestoft, commanding an extensive prosped i ito the county of folk, over the river Waveny, nay able from Yarmouth through Beccles to Bungay : coral !sing a spacidus- Halt leading .to an cle.,gantDining and With-drawing Room, Study . , Parlor, seven oaping Rooms, 'K i tchen fitted iip wit;) a Com plete modern ..Range, Steve % Oven, Ironing. - Siove, . Oval Steam: Copptf, 'W 1 . 1 - Apparatus,' Smeak jack, &c: an ex-, cellelit Barr.,. - Granai - v, two Stables, Coach and Dove hou se , 42c. at; nsi (Garden, with upwards of 3:.--o feet - of Wan, . - planted' with 'dboice. Fruit Trees, adjoining to which, .isa Grove;; rove:; Consisting of . some of , ,the finest Oak Tiinbers,,4l.-the 'County, interspersed With livergreens, forming a deliOlirtil , Pleasure Ground, and t'ic r. hole a- complete - tarnily - IteSi"- ; 'deuce; to which is ann . exed es Acres, more or less, of Land . .in a high state of - Cultivation, within a Ring • Fence s . , • SacoND.' A - pod FAR M-110 US.E in pert,ect repair, with . Barn and other - ,OutZuildings', hear-theabove on.t he opposite 'side of the sauteßoad, with z o Acr e s o f A ra bi, : an d 15,1 sture 'Land nifve or:less, the Road only dividing it front the above, - lc , l)v sold separate or with it. .P. . , ec,:lss is .1 . 0 miles from L , t-litton, 17 from Ncrwicb,, is. f r ,i n i Yarmouth, and to from Lowestoft; the Roads per tally good in every ditation. Letter"; ;post-paid} addressed to J. Alien, the Proprietor arid .oOcupier, wi 11 have every attention paitl ) thein -; but nlnc but prineipais who have alreidy viewed;. - or will take the irLible ot viewing the Premises, will be treated with ; for which purpose, attendance will be given every Tuesday and Thnrsday, or any other day that may be appouttc4 by letter,