The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-28 00:00:00

`A: ;N;.•'!' 1 NUMBER 3-102.] VAUXHALL, Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE o WALES. ( - - ) ,N , MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 30, 18oz ..-fi WILL BE A MAGNIFICENT AND SPLENDID GALA, I3EING THE LAST BUT ONE,' As the GARDENS will positively Close, for this Season, in the course of the Week. AdmiStiion Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'C lock . • ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,. - • ' (ASTLEY's), WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE, •Under the Patronage of. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince . . of WALES and Duke of YORK. EXPRESS . .DESIRE, For Six Nights only,. As on Monday, September 6, 12.02, the French Company will positively produce an entirely NEW SPECTACLE, with extensive New Scenery, M ac hi ner y, &C. ON MONDAY NEXT, Atigust 30, 18oz, will be presented (13th time in this Kingdom) an entire new Grand Spettacle, as performed by the following French Company, engaged by Mr. A . STLEY. ; i n. at the Thcatre of Scenery, IT.77lrilith grand uncommon Combats, Military Evolutions, Siege by Land and Sea, wide. spreading Conflagration,. &c. (produced and got. up under the' immediate Direction (it Mons. Go cot sius, sen.) called THE. KNIGHTS OF THE SUN; Or, LOVE AND DANGER. Commencing with a splendid :Ind nouvelle Tournatnent;'aS performed at the Grand Kite given- in conse9uence of the happy return of Peace in Paris, before the First Consul, IONAPARTZ. Princi Caraaers. Count Marfeld (a SoVereig p n al Lor h d),, Mons. LANGLA'DE ; Confidant to Marfeld, Mons. ST. AUBI N ; Four Esquires in A4arteld's Suite, Messrs. BOULANGE, CHARLES, TRIVERS, and PAPILLON ; • Four Esquires in Delforis Suite, Messrs. LA FLECHE, ' DtJNOIS, AZAMBRE, andST.•MARTIN ; Principal Knight, Confidant to Delfor, Mons. GOUGIS , BUS, jun. ' • P rincipal Vassals, Mons.. BLONDIN . and Mademoiselle MONCASSIN Anchoret, Mons. VILNEUVE ; Florida, Mademoiselle, LE FEVRE ; And L\elfor, principal, Knight of the Sun, Mons. GOU ' GISBUS, sen. I C - rlights of the Sun, Knights of the Lamb, Vassals, Dancers„ Army in Marfeld's Pay, Army of the Knights of the Sun, &c. The Scenery, Machinery, &c..„r ta i s esigned by Mr. Grieve, and executed by him, Mr Smiles Mr. Whitmore, and As sistants: filie Dress— after se French Costume, by Messrs. Gotleb, Klarey, Williams, &c. Preceding the above (7th time) an Entertainment of Music and Dancing, called THE WIDOW AND NO WIDOW • Or,. THE . FAITHFUL IRISHMAN. Principal Charaders, Trade*, Mr. FOX; Chevalier, Mr. WALLACK ; ' Selvin, Mr. FISHER ; Paddy, Mr. JOHANNOT; Mrs. Tradeall, Mrs. I.rA L LACK ; And Louisa, Mrs. WELDON. • Gypsies, Fortune-Tellers, &c &c. In the course - of the Evening, various Feats of HORSE . MANSHIP. A favourite COrnic Song, by Mr. WALLACK. And, for the 38th time, the New Comic Pantomime, with extensive Scenery, Machinery, and various Mechanical Changes, invented by Mr. Astley, jun. called • THE PHOENIX Or, HARLEQUIN AND LI I LLIrrs, Arr-the course of which will be pourtrayed, Monsieur Gar nerin's and Capt. Sowden's Aerial Voyage in a Balloon, with an exael Representation of its Appearance over Lon.' don, and its Descent near Colchester, uethe real Car,prei seined by Mons. Garnerin to Mr. Astley. Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five, to-beglnat Half -past Six o'Clock. • 13ox'4s. Second Price as. Pit 2s. Second Price Is. Gal lery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half. Pass Eight o'Clock precisely}'. Places to be taken at, the Box Office, WestminsteNbridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an „ ADDITION of PICTURES thi s SEASON, is no• is' Pen, and will continue Every Day, Sundays excepted, , Qm Nine in the Morning till Evening. • Admittance One Shilling: 4 1 / 4 Capital POINTER DOG to be SOLD.—To save trouble, the lowest Price to'. tos.—is warranted 1 , 1 4 ck and stand. Inqure at :Mr. Bennett's, Coachnt a k er , n-street, Spnalisquare. To RSONS of DISTINCTION. Aik GENTLEMAN turned of Thirty, of a re. speaable Family, and considerable Livrary Attain trlertts, offers his' Services as Confidential -COMPANION 411 d S E CR ETA RY, t o any N o bl eman or G en tl eman to w h om they may be acceptable. The Advettiser has served his King anti Cot...try abroad, in Civil and Military Departments, in Ivhich he has been so fortunate as to obtain the approbation 4)1 his Stiperiors. He has no objection to accompany a Gentle -111411, who may be going to the East or West Indies, America, r the Continent of Europe, either in a public or private A zt ation; or to reside on an Estate in q ua li ty o f S tewar d or - Agent. To a Gentleman of a Literary turn, he presumes he could render himself peculiarly useful, Laving been accus torned to write for the Press; and also to the condud of a ' v ery extensive Epistolary Correspondence. The Advertiser can refer to many persons of the highest rank and considera tion, to wh om he has the honour to be known, as to his abi anies and other net.cssary particulars. Letters addressed t o Mr. 'Henry Abbotson, Post-Office, Bath, will be duly attended to. Ten "" IPkic of SCHOOLS, PARENTS, &c. A SIN GLEGENTLEMAN; Twenty_five Years .t I. of Age, duly qualified, and longemployed in preparing Youth for College Profession, Sec. will, on adequate terms, succeed to, undertake to manage, or assist in any genteel School, and advance to its use a tew Hundred Pounds ; or atttud, as Tutor, one or more Young G en tl emen a t their own houses, in Classics, Science, Modern Languages, acc. for Laptist He some hours daily. The address, George Wilson,ad'Coftee-house, Chancery-lane. • NEW .DUTCH HERRINGS. J OHN BURGESS an d SON re s p e df u ll y i n f orm the Nobility, and Families in general, they have larded Ohrgo of NEW DUTCH HERRINGS. Their GE- N E ESS ENCE of ANCHOVIES continues .to be pre- Pat.ed by them in the same manner that has given such I'Liverial approbation for many years past. •• ftong justly -acquired superiority of that Article is ;q l Aeontirined in the opinion of the Country at large, and of ersoii esideot in all parts of the World, and having stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. • T he - general-utility of their Essence or Anchovies and other itch Sauces for +jab, &c.. induces them, from the numerous P.ktivertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &C.:. in Urchasing t h e same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, ut at their 1 .-Varehouso as unde - r.. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family-use, of the cif quality. West-India Merchants, Captainsnf Ships, &c. Officers. in the A tiny and .Navy ,. supplied- u p on t h e shortest notice for the East and West Indies, &c. • (7-• haye For the conveni ence of Families in Scotland, th e y aPptAnted- Messrs. -R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy -steps, Strand, London. { ~ ! .a . i "~ i ~Y ~ • Leigh, gth August, 1802. ROYAL LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a GE NERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMMITTEE ap .pointed to manage the Afthirs of the Subscribers to the Rep =tit of Lancashire Fencibles, lite commanded by the Earl of Wilton, will be held at the Eagle and Child, in Wigan, on Wednesday, the 13th day of October next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, finally to settle the djspositioh of the Surplus /rising from the Subscriptions for raising the said Regiment. • At the la; General Assembly of the Committee it was •proposed, that all Persons, Subscribers of col. and upwards, Should be admitted to vote by Proxy; the Motion not being seconded, was of course lost. The,Gentlemenwho wish to give their sentiments resped ing the disposition of the Surplus, will be pleased to favour the Meeting with their personal attendance. Those who have any Demands upon the Cotrurtittee for conducting the above Subscription, are required immediately to send in the same to the Office of _ E. and I. GORST, Leigh. SOMERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL. LOCK FUND: THE DEPUTIES for Managing - the LOCK 1, CON C l'.lt,NS of the Somersetshire Coal Canal Coin 'rely-, intend to ti1 . .4;',11. :11.1-Caatlt: and gal:- Inn, Bath, on fuesd'ay'the 7 t:i (Ly of September mxt, at Eleven o'clock in tne Forenoon, to receiveyroposais from, and agree with, any Person or Persons deiirous of undertaking the Masonry Of Nineteen Locks intenclod to be erected on theRADSTOCK LINE, and of Seventeen LoCks on the DUNK ERTON LINE of the said Canal ; the. Stone and Lime to be provided and delivered by ,the Company- to_the Contradors on the spot. Plans, Seaions, and Specifications may be seen, and-fur ther Particulars known any time after the 3d clay of ,Septem iber, on application to Mr. Wm. Bennett, Engineer, Mit ford, near Bath‘ or to R. Bowsher, Solicitor, Bath. C. CONSTABLE. Symonti's Inn, 23d August, 1802. , LONDON and PORTSMOUTH PROPOSED INLAND NAVIGATION. T haying beeri , Resolved, at a Public Meeting .1 held on the 18th inst. at Horsham, in the County of Sussex, th4t a Sum not exceeding 40001. shotild be raised by a Subscription to be immediately openeti at certain Banking Houses thereip named : And that, so soon as the Sum of shoulorbe subscribed, I should by Public Advertise ment call a Meeting of the Subscribers, to adopt such a mode of proceeding as might be deemed expedient : Now, the said Sum of zoool. being subscribed, I do hereby give Notice, that a Meeting of the Subscribers will be held for the_purpose above mentioned, at the King's Head I nn,in HorshaM afore said, on Monday the 6th day of September next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon. Croydon, Aug. 27, 1802. PATS. DRUMMOND PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 4th day of lune 1802., made in a Cause wherein JOHN DOWNES, Esq. is Plaintiff, and REES GORING THOMAS and others are Defendants, such of the Creditors of GEORGE AUGUSTUS CHI CHESTER, MARQUIS OF DONNEGALL, to whom he bath given Debentures, with the consent of his late Father, Arthur Marquis of Donnegall, decesed, or who are Holders. or Assignees of the same, under and by virtue of an Inden ture of Release, dated the aid day of May x 794, are forth. with to come in and prove such Debts before Peter Holford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. Dated this 13th Day of August, t 1 1 ,32. ALDRIDGEand SMITH, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn. - - ret-zrZ -- z - -pra - T • ; - ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans. arced, with the snidest honour, penEtuality, and se crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great Sttifolk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages, t states, Chinch-Livings, Dowers, Jointures, Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode or matter, as 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 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: B. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold or. Leasehold Houses, in approved situations. . SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of WEST DEAN, otherwise EARL's COURT, with the ADVOLVSON, RIGHT of PATRONAGE, and PRESENTATION to the REC TORY. - The ESTATE consists of a large House, with a Garden, Barns, Out-Houses, &c. and about 912 Acres of richly-cul tivated Land, of which too Acres are Marsh-Land: There are also five Tenements which surround the Man sion. House, and belong to the Estate, and which (excepting two Tenements), comprize the whole Village. West Dean is situate upon the South Downs, within two Miles Of the Sea, sir from Eastbourne, ten from Lewes, 14 from Brighton, and 6o from London. A Navigable River tuns by the Marsh-Land, and adjoins the Estate ; and a part of the Land abounds with Chalk and Sluch, a manure which has been tried upon the Farms on the Downy with the greatest succeo. The whole is FREEHOLD, subjea to a small Quit Rent, and is lett to respeaable Tenants on Lease for at Years from Michaelmas 1801, at the yearly Rent of ONE THOUSAND and FIFTY POUNDS, clear of all TaxeS, except Land Tax. The Estate may be viewed by applying to_ the Tenants ; and for further particulars, apply to Messrs. Gregg and Cor field, Skinners'-Hall, London. N.B. Ten Thousand Pounds of the P urchase-Money may remain on Mortgage for Seven Years. SOUTH WALES.—A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JAMES CROFTS, At the Bear Inn, Crickhowell, in the County of Brecon, on _Thursday the 7th of October, between the hours of Four and. Six in the Afternoon, suitjed to such Conditions as shall be then produced ; A Very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Al.. TR EBINSHUN, situate in the Parishes of Llan gastey, Tallyllyn, and Cathedine, in the County of Brecon, consisting of a neat MANSION-HOUSE, adapted in every respell for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family, with a Coach-house, and other necessary Offices, the requisite number of Barns, Stables, and other convenient Out-Build ings, all in complete repair ' • a large walled Garden, Shrub bery, Orchard, and upwards of Two Hundred and Ninety statute Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood-Land, divided into convenient Inclosures, and. well watered. The House commands, in front, a View of an extensive Lake, upwards of Three miles in circumference, abounding with Fish and Wild-tiawl, is situated in a fine Sporting Country, about six miles frolic) BreCon, five from Crickhowell, and twelve front Abergavenny, within three miles of one of the Wharfs adjoining the Brecon and Aber. gavenny Canal, at which Coal and Lime mafte procured at a very cheap rate, and at a distance of about one hundred And fifty miles from London, from whence a Mad-Coach and Waggons pasS three times a week, within a mile of the door. Possession of the Mansion-I louse and part of the Lands may be had at t wel ve months notice, and the remainder is under Lease, which will expire at Candlemas, 1806, The Pour's-rates and other Taxes are extremely moderate, and there is .an extensive. Right of Common attached to the Estate; which is capable of considerable improvement. - - For further - Particulars, apply to Mr. Plomer, No. 4, Essex -court, Temple, London ; Mr. Williams, Attorney at Law, Monmouth ; or to Edward Williams, Esq. Hay, South Wales, where a Map of the Estate may be seen,. and a person appointed to shew the Premises. S Ti r N C., k_ • ' • 6 SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 18oz. MODERN HISTORY THE Ancient Part of. Dr. MAVOR's UNI VERSAL 'H I STO R Y being now completed in Niue Volumes, the Public are respeetfully, informed, that the First Volume of the Modern History will be published on the 'sr of Odober, and that a Volume will continue to. be pnblish ed on the First Day of every Month, till the 'Sixteen Vo lumes, of which Modern History is to consist, are com pleted: -,. • - As.the Public Opinion of the merit and utility of this Work has been most unequivocally .expressed, by the rapid and extensive sale of the Nine Volumes which haveappeated, it is -not deemed necessary to expatiate on the claims which The Modern History will possess, to a continuance of the same clattering patronage. It is obvious, that to all persons to whom the great Uni versal,History, in 66 large Volumes Ot lavo, is either too ex pensive, or too voluminous, Dr. Mayor's Universal History, in 25 'Lloderate-sized Volumes, must be a most desirable ac quisition. . . - - The Volumes are sold at ;s.' in boards ; or, upon common paper, at 3s. gd. in boards ; and single Wdurnes, or complete Sets, may be had of all Booksellers. No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard, Abgust aj, 180%. In, the - ,Press, and speedily will be Published, Six 'elegant ,Voltinies, tuna. price 11. res. - in boards, or ii. -5.,6d. bait-bound, 1% 4 EMIRS of tho LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS and CELEBRATED WOMEN i from the earliest 'Periods to the present Time: By MARY HATS. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's-church yard • ane sold by all Booksellers. N. B. Copies oethis interesting Work, intended as Presents to Ladies, may be had elegantly bound and gilt, price 11. as.' or in handsOme plain binding, price il. 16s. A NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, in Two Volumes, Price 9s. in boards, ' 11.0MULUS, a Romance of Ancient Times ; translated from the admired Original of LA FON TA INE, Author of the Power of Love, and of other esteem ed Novels. By the Rev. Mr. WILL. Printed for R. Phillips, 1•16.7 i, St. Paul's Church-yard. WIDLEY, near PORTSMOUTH. TO BE LETT, or SOLD, and immediate Possession given, THE HOUSE and ESTATE a i BROOMFIELD. The Premises' are very pleasantly situated, and are well adapted for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family. Apply 19 Dr. Waller, Portsmouth. STAFFORDSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Under the Direelion of the Assignees of the Estate of John Harrison, a Bankrupt, By T. SHORTHORE, of Hanley, On Wednesday the Bth of September tBsz, at Four o'Clock .in the Afternoon,. at the George Inn, in Leek, in the County. of Stafford ; either in One or Two Farms, as may be fixed at the time of Sale ; and subject to such Condi tions as will be then produced; A Compact Tythe.free, FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11. called the STEELE-HOUSE FARM, and situate at Bradnop, about two miles from Leek aforesaid,' between the Buxton and Ashbourn Turnpike Roads, consisting of a commodious Farm-house, with appropriate Out-buildings, and 224 Acres of Land, lying in a Ring Fence, and now in the.occupation of John Torr, as Tenant from .Year to Year. This Estate is about ten miles from Buxton, and in the vicinity of excellent Grouse Shooting. It is capable of being made a capital Patin: The Land lies well upon the descent, and. to a good aspel, and a considerable quantity may be irrigated at a small expence,. from two rills that run throi l h it. Ti "".aird Tax is only 41. xBs. Sd. yearly, an d .the floors' Rates aoderate. There is lime within two miles, at gd. per horse load, and it May be had for 7d. at the distance of six miles. A considerablepart of the Purcliase.money may remain, on security if the Estate, if the Purchaser wishes such an accommodation: The Tenant will shew the Premises, and for further par ticulars, refer to Mr. Tortlinson, Solicitor, Hanley, in the Stallbrdshite Potteries, where a Map may be seen. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By VERRAL AND SON, At the Svtran Inn, Hasting, in the County of Susstx, on Saturday the nth day. of September neXt, betwee n th e hours of five and seven in the afternoon, A LL that truly Valuable FARM called BOHE MIA, containing 8o A. zR. 53 P. more or less, being extra parochial, delightfully situated within the liberty of, and at a short distance from, the Town and Port of Hast ing, in the occupati o n of Mr. William Foster, whose Lease expires at Lady-day 180 4. Also several Pieces of FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, near to or adjoining the Town of Hasting aforesaid, in Thir teen several Lots. And also, a COPYHOLD FARM, in Barnham, in the Parish of Bexhill, consisting of a Farm-Houp, a Cottage, and a Carden . and Orchard, two ,larns, &c, together with 71 A. 3 R. o P. more Or less, of Arabic, Meadow and Pasture Land, now in the occupation of Messrs. Maplcsdens, Te nants at Will. N. B. Printed Particulars may be had in a few days, at the Bars of Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill ; the London Coffee-house, Ludgate Hill; Swan bin, Basting ;_ Castle Tavern, and Old Ship Inn, Brighthelinstorie ; New Inn, Eastbourne ; also at the Office of Messrs. Lanridge and Kell, Solicitors, Lewes; and of _the Auctioneers, at their Office in the Clifre Lewes. Bohemia Farm may be viewed by applying to the Tenant, Mr. William Foster. The Copy hold Farm, at Bexhill, may likewise be viewed by app'ying to the Tenants of the sane, Messrs. Maples dens. • And the several Parc;ls of Freehold Meadow Land, set out in Thirteen Lots, may also be viewed by applying to . Mr. Cramp, at the Little Ridge Farm, 'tasting. Lewes, Sussex, Aug, 14, 1801. WATER MILLS. To be SOLD or LEW fora TERM, To Enter to at Pleasure, . MHE CAPITAL FREEHOLD WA TER MILLS, called "the BELL MILLS, at Driffield, in Yorkshire, for Spinning Worsted, Cotton, or Flax, for making Paper, grinding Corn, or any other business that re quires. great Water Powei, and much Room., The Stream is uncommonly strong, never floods, never freezeS, and never fails in any matefral degree. The new-built Mill is one hundred and four f e et f our inches long, and thirty-three feet four inches broad within the Walls ; it is Four Stories high, all very lofty; and a very good Room in the Roof.—The great \\limel is fourteen feet ten inches diameter, and eleven feet six inches wide. "There is a good Dweiling-house and Garden adjoining to the old Mill, besides a Drying Shade and Conveniences for Paper making, and the Corn Trdde, and in all about Nine or_Teri Acres of Land. . . . . . , As Spinning Millsthey have no rival near them, and have the advantage of. plenty of Children tc) be 'hired on kinuch lower wages than at most other places'i, they are in a healthy, cheap and *millil country,, within about , two hundred yards of a gooct.NavatLen to• Hull, in the centre of one of the, best distriffs Wool and 'Corn, near one of the best English Sea Ports for .Ropes and Kags, and the Water is so clean that it will suit for making -the ..finest Writing Paper: There is a large Stock of Machinery for Spinning`Worsted in the Premises ; also . Dyeing Utensil Combers and Smiths' Shop Tools, ,e4c. and one Halt o( the Purchase money may remain upon intereSt, on good Security, for some years. • Many more particulars may be seep in a liand Hill at thu Sun Printing Office ' . sod York and Sheepshanks, of Leeds ;- and Richard and William Porter, of .Driiteld, the Owners, Will treM tQr the sarxie. ~~..,: ,t-- : • , • - •mot r:~ P RICE.SL.X ~'iiNCE. ORDNANCE- PR E,II . IIsES, at ROrlf If 17.1-11THP 0 F IC A' 41 ORD 27. "IC; E, . . A4u.d it; iscz: • pr-TE PRINCIP :IL , OFFICERS (?f. 11IS M ORDNANCE d herr6y-giv.e.Naire, that. 'will be ready, at theit Ojice, in St, Margaret-street, 11''eltrii;Ister, on TUESDAY; the ; Ist instant, tc receive Pit-Iwcfr fi . vx such - Persans wh, Inv keit:Wing to become the i Purchaser,f of avecy Eti gibleand Enproveable LEASE H LI) E r , the ProperCy of the Ordnance, situate. at Rotherbithe, in the County of Surrey; corthisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE,. ere:',ltarer a Piece of Ground . on the North Sik of L-Livender-street,--zt:/ththe various Out-buildings, together ?with .an et7tn ,iut IVHAR F, .fy;,,ting the Rivet' 'Panics, it° Feet in Length, and WAREHOUSES, BAKEHOUSE;. ACCOUIITING-HOLISEi and seveita other Buildings erei*d thereon ; 'and also all Benefit and Advan, tage arising fi - oite His 114'esty's Letters Patent, granted fir a certain Invention for saving Coal and ether Fuel, in the ingqf ..,Y!eart-Engines, and - fcr other Parpc,rs ; and also all Beni !? a Renewal of * such Patent c li,.t rz isf a CAVITA L STEAM ENGINE; erected on .f•e Premises; a;rd also the therm consteutled en the Principre of the said New Inven,; • • The abovesstentlemed Premises are 4c1,1 jor u Terk, of t. , !iich Eightee✓t Years 'were unexpired at Lacy Day /art, at the low Reza of SIXTY=FIVE POUSTI7S pei Aiilium. Immediate possession will he given as soon as the perchase shall ccmpleterf. The Premises may be vieweel upon application to Mr. Booker, 1 who is resident thereon; and the A,s7stra2 of the,l3,:ard's TitlC to the Estate, may he examined at the Secreta9•'s Office, in St; 1114rgetrit-sireei. PropOsals se&eJ tip, eind tverked o,n the outside, ‘ Ptopcisals for the Purchase of the Ordnance Preinises, at R9ther4 hitheil! 4`4,y be delivered at the Ordnance Office, in Westminster, on or before the 3 rot instant, but no G . Pi will be 'received aftei the bottry Tu toO'Clock on that day. Jy Order of the Roard, R. 11. CREW .tee. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Angust 11, THE .COURT o' DIRECTORS of the UNITE n COMPANY of IIiERCHANTS of ENG .LAND trading to the East Indies; do hereby give Novice, .That it is their intention to receive Applications 0.7 or before the 3oth September, from the Merchant: wanting Tonnage for the Export of Goods to India ; for such Goofs which are to be Ship_ ped in the ensuing Quarter and on or before the 3.ist December, the 31st March, and joth lane, for such Goods the Merchant.: are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates; and that it is their intention also to furnish Tonnage for, any quart. tity of Madeira Wine which may be reluired, by Persons to Ship the s a me for India, upon similar`applications, Particulars of the Rates of Freight, fee. for the firs: Ships of IMS'e:Zson, - are to be min ;v the ( '7' : c of the ar* top;?e. of Shipping. yAiIIES COBB, Assistant Secretay: A' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, fITHE., FREE, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE, TO BE SOLD;' . CONSISTINO of the very Extensive' and En tire MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLAND and TILGARSLEY ; of the extent of 6000 Acres, and' near tS miles in circumference; abundantly r stocked with rheasants and other Game, with considerable chief Rents, Couti Leer, Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an eleglitt new-built Mansion, called Enshain Hall, with suitable Of.. aces, an excellent Kitchen Garden walled in ; Hothouses ; Green-ho Use, Pleasure-ground; Shrubberies, Ponds stored with 'Fish, and every Convenience for the reception of a large Family ; together with about 916 Acres of Land, upwards of 20e Acres of which are Wood Gronnd ; the whole is 'a Ring Fence, surrounding the MAilsipn, free of Lard-Tax. The '•Situation • perfealy dry and thy, the Turnpike Roads excellent, distant Smiles from o:tfoni, ; from Wood. stock, 3 from Witney, and several Packs of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood. Apply to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn, London •; or Mr. North, Solicitor in Woocistock. To b 6 viewed by application at the Mansion House. CHAFEHAY FARM. TO BE SOLD BY .AUCTION, At the George Inn, in Axmitster i , hi the County of Devon, on Tuesday the 7th Day of September, 1802, at Twelve o'e luck, in One Lut ',unless On:rim:lly disposed of by Pri. vate•Contrad, of which Notice will be given), . A Valuable and very Desirable. FREEFTOLD ESTATE, called CHA FF, HAY, eligibly situated irf ',.the Parishes of herncombe, in 'Devonshire, and Broadwind sat*, in Dorset, abOut six mites from Crewkerns, .Chard and Beaminster, and eight or nine from Axminster, Lynx, and Bridport ; consisting of a genteel and substantial-built Dwelling-house, with . capacious Out-buildings, and Coo Acres of good Land, be the same more or leSs, divided into suitable Inclosufes of Orchard, Meadow, Pasture, and ATrable, by well erected Hedges, - and within a Ring Fence, now in the renting of Mr. Thomas Farnham, - as Tenant from year to xear, at the clear rent of 21 . 01. per year. Tile Situation; Buildings, and Condition of this .House • 'and Estate, is suitable for a Gentleman retired, or in Trade, having great advantages for either. • • - Application for Nailer . Particrilars to be made to Mr. Bawcfetili Solicitor, Chard ; or to Mr. Bond, Land-Surveyor, Axminster. , . . „ DORSETSHIRE. TO BE , SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George Inn,-in Axminster, in-thy Countrof DeVon, on Tuesday the jih.Day of'September, 18D/,. at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot (unless previously disposed Of by Private ContraCt, of 'which Notice will be given), THE CAPITAL MANOR and ESTATE of Ciiii2Eoc,K, with its Rights, Royalties, Heredi taments, and Appurtenances, extending over 'a . conlikierable Track at Country; bounded on the South by the English Channel, and interseekd for two miles and itpwards by the Great Rdad, about three miles West of Bridport, and seven East of A kminster, containing about 2(6 Acres, the princi. pal part rich Orchard s Meadcw, p asture, and Arable Land, abounding witifLime Rock, and other Advantage'S. Part in Demesne, lett at clear 'Rents ;. the remainder -lett on Lease•A determinable mostly ‘n advanced Lives: • The Demesnes contain about 485 - AcAes, lett at the clear Rent of - - ' ,L. 661:per The ,)i:it Rents from Freeholds,and reserv ed Rents on the Litelx•lds, amounts per year to - - - - - Present clear Receipts - The. Lifeholds. contain about 165 r Acres, clear yearly value • - - - • Aggregate - - 2.136 Acres. 2767 • 3.195 per Year. This Manors from its intircty, soil, and eligibiii t y of Situa;. tion, is one of the most desirable that has been offered for sale in the West of England for many years past. Prir.td Pafticulars may be had on•applicatio to Mr. .Bowles, Solicitor, Shaftsbury ; or to Mr. B o nd, Land• Sur veior, Aittinster, where a Plan of the Estate may be .seen, Of tilt whole &gated fior by Private Contra:: :;