The Sun. — London, England, 1802-09-18 00:00:00

_Mr .~ SUP Paget e slc;rd, How_ ;" ?Ifeert o Mary, n; tot Z! * ; 704 the not to id the • four. &c- Lanct Ye Sez. is nor txriorl )1 dry 13 arm nice, ;ST, [join. seven XII, &c. tilt at Inuit! rch arses, 's. LA UN-. ttiC Ilii,:i by __-, E. 3d of vitlt st- Zaion cam nior. )ditt• NUMBER 3120.1 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ( - I NMONDAY NEXT, September : to, 18oz, will be performed a Tragedy, called • • ROMEO AND JULIET. FM:CC), Mr. H. IQ HNSTO'N ; ?r1uc,,,,, Mr. WILLIAMS; Ca pn kr, Mr. wA pp*/ ; K LANE RT • Tiba it, Mr.AV:I.K.4,IISON ; teitsiolio, Mr. CLAREMONT ; - Friar Lawr'enee; Mr HULL ; Montague, Mt. DAVENPORT; LAnlthazar, Mr. ABBOT ; Peter, Mr. HARLEY ' - Apothecary, Mr. SIMMONS ; Mercutio, Mr. LEWIS; Lady Capulet, Miss LES E RVE ; tkurse, Mrs. DAVENPORT ;_ And Juliet, Mrs. H. SI DDONS. in Aa I. incident to the Tragedy, A GRAND MASQUERADE. End ot Aet IV. The FtINEIkAL PROCESSION of lULIET, •And a SOLUvIN DIkCE. To which will 1.1: added, the Musical F.ntertaittment of SELIMA AND AZOR. AzDr, Mr. INCLEDON_; Scander, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Ali, Nir. BLANCHARD. Yatima, Miss WHE ATLY ; LCsbia, Mrs. 11.1-VT Faire, MrS. FINDLAY. Anti S - elirna, Miss DIXON. No Money, to be returned. Vivant Rex et Regina! ftri tkredrierfay, the Historical Play of King Henry the fourth, with Itte Irish Mimic,. or Blunders at Brighton. On Friday Miss Marrict will make her first appearanceon this Stage in the Chatae.ter of Clarinda, 41 The Suspicioua Hus band ; to which will -be added the new Muskat Enter tainment of The Escapes, or the Water Carrier. ' A few of the Renters' Shares which Were 'granted on this-Theatre at the commencement of last Season, remaining unsold; are now to be disposed of--Particulars may be known by applyiifg at the Treasurer's'Office. •i • Taz STROLLING PLAYER. just published, rn-Tbree-Volumes, 12mo. Price MS. in boards, ritiE S'TRO'LLING PLAYER ; OR, LIFE 1 AND ADYENTUAES OF WILLI4III TEMPLE- To u. • - Seld-by H. D. SyMonds, Patemoster:•row ; and to he , had or all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with . an IVA ADDITION Cif PICTURES this SEASON, is now Ciii ( 4l, and will continud EVery Day, Sundays 'excepted, irwit Nh in' the Morning till Evening. Admittance One Shilling. _NEW PA RA >`lA, ETAY-MARKET, , . Next. Door to the Opera-Hot:lse. `l -I HE Public :artresrettifully informed; that this Parommi± ' exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARES atA Environs, is now Opens for public inspection; 'Tainted. fro r. Drawings inzicie on .the North West Tower of MetrolAitan"Cilurch of Notre.Dayie, since the Signing e Pr;!iiniinaries . of 'Peace, by JAMFS DE mmtrs. The Exhibition continues'oPen fro:n:l'en tiYi dusk.—Admit tame Lis. N. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the picture. LECTURES by WILLIAM BLAIR, A.M. Z 1 ern tirr 1- C-044.p. liurge4anG, Fcl2ove of the Medical Societies . of London and Yarn - y Surgeon of the I ode' Hospital and Asylum* and of the Bloomsbury Dis- penSary. r - N N the fi rst -Tuesday Evening in Oelober and V../ February, ;it Eight o'Clock precisely, will commence Course of Lectui, on ANATOMY and the ANIMAL ;ECONOMY ; lir the informAtiOn of Scithihic Persons, Amateurs of NaturJl-History, Students in the liberal Arts, and Professional Men. in general.,—Teens of Attendance, ,One Ginned. On the first Friday Evening in Oetoter:lnd February, at 1 p'C lock precisely, will commence a Cpurse of Lectures -on the 'CLINIC4I.. Pi2ACTICE of SURGERY; ro be .;ilinstrated by the Cases and Operations which occur at the Mloonrsbuty Dispensary.--Terras of Attendance; 'Three GU ncas. „ • Further .ParticularS may be learnt at 'Mr. •3tau e, No.. 6g, GreAt Rustell-srreer, Blolmsbury ; where Ina) , b.: seen his Proposals for'poblishiag aii.Entire,Sytern of Operative Surgery, 3d of I , NOTICE TO CREDITOR'. LL PERSONS having any Claims or Demands the Estate ot the Hon. FRE D E RICK STUART, of Otterci-street, in the Qottnty of Middlesex, deceased, are desired to send in their,Accounts, with the nature of thtir Mini; to Richardson, Solicitor, Bury-street, St. tone;ii ; and all PerSonS indebted_to the said Est4tc, are de- Cred to pay the s:Anc:,to the saict:,l;, Richardson, a:to the liouse.of Winter and Slice, St. f antes's-street. The PUBLIC CHARACTERS for 181,3. . THE Public arc - respediully informed, that a New Volume of this popular and interesting Annual Work, will m ke its appearance early . in OCtoher ; contain ing Biographical Memoirs of a considerable number ofernihent Living Characters, with.engraved Portraits. The ive Volumes, or any Single Volume, may behad of an Booksellers, Price Hal 1- a-C uinea each, in boards. No. 7i, St. Paul's Churdi. yard, Sept. io, 1202. MACKLIN's BIBLE. m NI/ Person desiro of • possessing this very -r- 1 Valuable and Superb ,Work, may avail himself of an tuiustially favourable opportunity of purchasing a — fresh Pefted Copy (bat less than half the p9blished Price) by lin -111ediateadaress or application to M.E. No. z, eatherstont uttildine,s Holborn. „ • DANCING. PRIVATE TUITION. IRISH, So'f"CH FRENCI-I-and ITALIAN SILL'S, MR.I3URGHALL respetiltilly presents himself t 4- , V:A. to the notice of those who are desirous of acquiringP RES .FASHION of DANCING SCOTCH and REE.I.S, STRATHSPEYS, CHANTREUSE, `. 0 11:11.LoNs, MINUETS, the much admired IRISH 'SINGLE and DOUBLE - lIGS. COUNTRY PAN CES, with 4 yartetyoll.:ASY STEPS, Particularly the manner - or ibtroduting Inc IRISH ones, now Lo latiltioniXl:2, to 9-E Tunes. The Union liorni . ipe, also a NEW one, celebrated in t e=and,talled FIIbe.RNIA. W lich with every. requisileforthc BAIL or D R AWING ' b() OM they may 2,:quite in PERFECT PRIVACY at , ,:eirown HOURS oxi reasunableTerins,atitib ACADEMY, `'STABLISHED at nis . HOUSE, . • iNo. 32, G 1 EAT QUr EN-SI'REE•I' LINCOLN's-INN • • ' - , • • clarding Schools regularly uttended. Ladies and waited upon at flu.ir own houses. • -• Country Nlaster's• may be accommodated with Pas- ' Zlut Is, Pas- DeUN, aid other Fancy Darces in.ad pli-to the. ORIcIN A L ones, some NEW Irish Steps. ki ; Mrs. Ilya G . H A L style of Dancing-the - celebrated 1-..,,: r. P 1 Pe as ofigi s nal Iv performed in. the Corsair,. - hAvingixen o,9tlrcd with such distinguished approbltion, she in -k;'••,.d to oiler her Instrinttions in it to those who having some Dageing may acquire it ins few Lcssons.... GS, g, in LI tiler 0 Ole kth l 'are stba feet the t t°' ,aids and .00 6 :011- fOr will d of R - 1 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1802. NEW FRENCH SPECTACLE. For the BENEFIT of Mons. ST. AUBIN, Manager of - the French Company. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,, ASTLEY's, W ESTMINSTER-BFMCIE, Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the. Prince of WA tEs and Duke of YORK. p- Mons. "S i. Aot i N cannot take leave of a great and truly liberal British Audience, without begging their acceptance or his grateful Acknowledgments, for the very distin guished and flattering reception with which the Ladies and Gentlemen of his Country, brought to Englarid by him, have been received since their Enga g ement with Mr. z I', jun.---a reception, which .he begs leave to say, has made an inipressi,n so powerful on .him, as cart never be forgot; and trusts, that the kind intention of Mr. AsT- Lz Y., in granting him a Benefit this Night, prior to his re- return to France, will ensure hith, from the nature of the Entertainments, expressly prepared for the, occasion, an : other proof of the Patronageand Generosity of the English 2\lation. 0 N MONDAY NEXT, ,Sept. 20, i Soz, will be presented, never performed ill, this Kingdom, an entirely New Grand Spedacle, in Three Adts, taken from Records of the Eleventh Century, performed with unbound. ed applause at the Theatre of the City of Paris, and _pro duced by Mons. Goucissus, sen. called ZILIA ; Or, -THE • CHI LD OF-MYSTERY. Principal Charaders, Leen,. Mons. COUGISUS, ten, ; • Mongoldi, Mons. ST: - MA RTIN ; His r ;quires, Messrs. ROGE, BOULANGER, TRE VERS, and PAPI ULION; Minstrels, Mess. CO L L ET,DE CAS T ItO, and COME RY ; Jailer, Mons. CHARLES ' - Mons. ST, 'AUBIN ; yrt hi 1, Mons. GQUGISBUS, jun. ; , Georgina, Mademoiselle MAR INETTB ; Emma 'the'Child of Mystery), Nliss FISHER And Zilia, Mademoiselle. LE It F.V RE. Cuards, Peasants, Dancers, Villagers, Ice. S-c-- . . Precedinz ;he-above ( ist time this Season), a Comic ,Enter tainment of Music and Dancing, called THE HAUNTED VILLAGE; . Or,' CLOD AND PETER. ' Principal Citaraaers, Mess. FOX, DECASTRO, FISHER, and JOHANNOT ; Missdames - WE LDON'and 'BROAD. In the course of the Eveniig, various Feats of HORSE- MAN - SHI P. - A favourite Comic Song, by Mr. VIAL LACK: • And, for the last - Week, the New CorniciPailtoalime, , with extensive Scenery; Machinery, and various ;Mechanical Changes,' invented by Mr. AM. EY, jun. called THE PHCEN IX. In the course of which will be pOurtnyed,'Monsieur Car nerin's and Capt. Sowden's Aerial Voyage in a* Walloon; with an exal Representation of its Appearance over Lon don, and its Descent near Colchester, In the real Cari - pre-' , seined by Mons. Garnerin to Mr. ikstiey. Doors tote opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half past Six o'Clock. Box 4s. Second Price 24: Pit zs. Second Price is. Cal lery is. :;,cconcl Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Hal past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to betaken -at the Box Office, Westminster-bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. LONDON, PORTSMOUTH, and SOUTHAMPTON INTENDED CANAL. At a MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS, held at Batson's Coffee-House, Sept. 16, 1802, ROWLAND RI CHARDSON, Esq. in'the Chair 1. HE Original Plan proposed by Mr. R. Dodd, Engineer, for extending. the Natigatibn of the Grand Surrey Canal, front near Mitcham; by wa,Y of Ewell, Ep som, Leatherhead, Dorking; Guildford, Godalrning, Faro hani,. lkslemere, MiAiars_Land Peterstield, to Portsmouth, with a branch to Southarriptin Water, haVing been takEiiiiito consideration ; Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the execution of such a Canal would be productive of the most. important Public and'private advantages ; that it is calculated to . promote and improve Agriculture, and to facilitate and extend the Comnierce, and increase the Manufadories of that part of the Country through which it - will pass ; and thg it is nitich more eligible than any Plan . that yet has bead made public, as being less circuitous, leS expensive, and passing through a much more Commercial Country. . Resolved, That Mr. Dodd'be engaged as the •Engineer to . this Undertaking. Resolved; That application be made to Parliament in the nexf ensuing Sessions, for powers to execute such part there of as it may then be thouOt proper to apply tbr. Resolved, That Mr. Dodd do complete the adual Survey to Portsmouth and Southanipton with all dispatch, and pre pare the necessary Plans, Stdions, &c. together with the, Estimate and-a Report tl,'reon, for the use of tile Subscri ben', . . ' . • Resolved ; That the-.T.li'anks, of this' Meeting - begiven to the Chairman, for his Inipartiai condua, and for the interest 1 . ..; has shewn on this oCcasion. , • .ROWLAND. RICHARDSON, Chairman. DESERTEb, -Sept. 1802. . From His Majeny's Third, or Prince of Wales's Regiment of Dragoon Guards, .itiliirtered at Hamilton, NOrth Britain, EONARD. wisWOULD, Trumpet Major, , aged TVventy4ive Years, Six' Feet high, born in the Parish of Collingharri, in the. County of Nottingharn ; light. brown Hair, hazel Eycs, fair'Complexion; zi Labourer. Supposed to go by•Mail-Coach for London, or . Rt.lford, in Nottinghamshire. Plays the French Horn remarkably well. He is a genteel looking Young Man, walks quick, and carries his head rather forward. - Supposed to have on when he went away, a Round Hat, a grey or dark brown Coat, bark velveteen Breeches, brown top Boots, and blue Great Coat. Whoever will:apprehend - and lodge the said Peserter in any of His Majesty's Gaols, or will give such Information. to Messrs. Ross and. Ogilvie, Agents, Argyle-street, London, ors() the Commanding Officer of the Regiment, at Hamilton 13M - raci;s, as shall be the means of causing his ApprehenSion, shall receive Ten Guineas, over and above the Reward allowed by ACS lcif Parliament . for the apprehending of Deserters. SAINT BRIDE's CHURCH, Fleet-Street, London: TANTED,, a MASTER of the WORKHOUSE V V - for the above :Parish, at a fixed Salary, and who will he allowed .a certain PropOrtion of the Earnings of the Poop, Which in general consist of from Two to Three Oun cited Persons. A lsO a Person' as MATRON for the same Parishr. — Such Persons - qualified .for the ;Employment, having .no-Lacum- , trance, .are requested to send their'TerniS and Qualifications, in vvritirig, - certified by three or more of the Principal Inha bitants of the Parish or Place in which tHey.Teside, addressed. ,to Mr. Bradley; No. 5, Middle l'e‘l, - -street, Gough-square, Fleet-street, ;Vest'y Clerk of the said Parish, 'on or before the Ist Day of Ottober next, after 'which , Day, such. Per sons as ie,: found eligible will be informed by Letter the Day ' appointed 'by - the lrustees the Poor for . the Ele6lion: of Persons,-for the above Sitnations. Any turther Particulars rn,y be.ltnown by applying to the said i Mr. Bradley. N. B. Security will lie required. ' NEW GRAND BURLETTA SPECTACLE For tiIt:BENEFIT of Mr. CROSS, Aging Nl:wager. ROYAL CIRCUS. •. ON MONDAY NEXT, Septcrnbet 20, 78Qz, will be presented (27th time), ,with New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations; an entire New Splendid Spectacle, called GONSALVO DE CORDOVA ; Or, THE CONQUEST OF GRENADA. Gonsalvo de Cordova, by Mr. H-ELME. Ix R 0 In the-First 'Part will be introduced, - a:MOORISH PAS SEUL, by Miss ADAMS, arida grand FESTIVE WAR DANCE ; both composed by Mr. BYRNE. HORSEMANSHIP by a Grand Troop of Capital Horse men; withtIieTAYLORRIDING TO BRENTFORD. A favourite Song, by Mrs. HERBERT: After which, first time, an entire new Local, - Vocal, Tem porary, and Allusive Divertisement, of Song, Dance, and Action, with new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and De corations, called - THE JUBILEE OF rBr)2 ; • Or, PRESTON GUILD. • The Music by Messrs. Reeve, Sanderson, Myers, 'Dibdin, and Shield, with a'New Overture by Mr. W. Ware. The flreAses designed by., Messrs. Hodson,. Davis, and Miss Wiitiains,And:completeci by Ahem and Assistants. In which will be introduced, an accurate Representation of the Grand Procession from the Church to the Town Hall, and a variety of.the Incidents attending on this extraordi nary Jubilee, the commemoration of which takes place . only once in one and twenty years. -Principal characters, Mr. 'Heinle, I‘ll. Burrows, Mr. Sladrir, Mr. Smith, Mr. Pit, M brow, r. j. Smith, Mr. Betts, Mr. Rciherts, Mr. Simp son, M-r. Betterton;• Mr. Porter, Mr. fearies,.-Mr.'Sar jc3nt, Mr. Ridgeway, Mr. Pincot, Mr. Chatripness, 8:c. and Mr. Montgomery; ,Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Herbert, Miss • Cauldfield, Mrs: .Barret, Miss Minton; Miss Tay lor,rMiss Standen., Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Porter, Miss Coornb&s, and Mrs. Rolfey. • In the last Scene will be introduced the celebrated . Horn- .pipe from the Corsair, by-Miss ADAMS. And for that Night only, the much admired Pas Seul, by Master BYRN - E, as danced by him in the Fairies Festival. The. Evening's Entertainment to conclude...with the popular Pentomicne,,for that Night : only, of THE. kNCHANTED HARP; , Or, HARLEQUIN Fpit IRELAND. _ . Harlequin (tortiac), biparticula' r desire (for thefirst time), by Air. BYRNE - • And Columbi,ne (or Ella), by Mrs. WYBROW. The whole of the Evening's Pert&mance written, invented, and produced, by Mr. Cross. Tickets to be had of Mr. Cross, No. 4, Lambeth-ioad ; Messrs. Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; Music Ware house, strand ; Mr. nomad's, the Wrekin Tavern, Broad court, Bow.street,-Covent-garden ; and of Mrs. Simmoutts, at the Circus ; of whom, Places for the BoNes may be taken. WANT Eli TO RENT - or PURCHASE, A Convenient FAMILY HOUSE and OFFICES, .L - 1. with br without Coach-house and Stables, in any good Situation at the West End of the Town. Bedford square would be preferred ; or a kcsidericewith Land in the Coun try within 40 miles of London. Address to Mr. llall, S'.:rveyor, No. 9, Bloomsbury place, Bloomsbury-square. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, andTUBLIC•in general, are respeßftilly inforMed, !WIN BURG ESS and SON'S GENUINE tiSSE.NCE of_ANCHOYIES, continues to be prepared by them in- the same manner that has give' , such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and Of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having'stood the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence.or A tichovies and other .rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them, Writ - lite:numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution . Families,kc. in purchasing - the dame, as none is to be had- of their Genuine, bur at tirar Warehouse as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade fur family use, of the best.qualiiy. West-Jr4dia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Offisus in the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for the Easr and West Indies, atc. • - ••• - - - - it e For the convenience of Families ,in. Scotland, they have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. _Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish Sauces. Warehouse, No. 107, -corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. 7 C. 25,000, for the Firit DraWn Ticket I • •ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins drawing :he 29th November next. • scnzxit, 2 of - *- 4.25,000 - 3 • 10,000 5,000 6 8 And 9,460 other Prizes, from h . . too, to £. 19, amounting in the Whole to the Sum of k .288,000. TICKETS and SHARES'wiII rise considerably ; therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in great variety, and in Shares, at NI CHO LSO N's Furtunate Office, IS, Cornhill, where two Prizes 'of z• .20,000 and k .5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, wer e sold in Shares. . OXFORDSHIRE and BERKSHIRE. TO' BE SOLD BY AUCTION; , • By Mr. WINSTANLEY, Unless previously' disposed of by Private Contrad,- of which 'timely Notice ,will be given, on Thursday the ilth day of November 180, ,2 at Twelve o'Clock,,at the Baptist's Head 'Coifee,houie, ChanCery-lane, London ; ' ,THE '.MANORS of BROADWELL and.KELM 1. SCOT, _together with several capital and improveable IIt.EEHQ.LD and -TITHE-FREE +ARMS, WOODS, and EST I ATES, belBnging to an Ancient and Noble Family„ situated in the seveol J'arishes and Hamlets of Broadwell, B*:tpglaton Poges, and Kelmscot, in the County of, Oxford ; and Shilton, in the County of Berki. The whole Estate contains Two Thciusand Four - Hundred Acres and upwards ; situated 'in a fine SpOrting,Country, abounding with tame; and is altogether well worth the.at tention of Noblemen or Gentlemen that-wish to lay out their Money upon Landed Property. The 'Situation is within short distances of Burford, •Lech dale„Witpey,. and Farringdon; ' . ' N. 13. Asu specific Sum is to be . paid for the Timber upon the Estates, over and above what it shall sell for, Gentle men who-intend to purchase, are•therefore requested to satisfy themselves of the Value of the Timber previous to the Day of Sale, which will be ascertainedin the Particulars. , - , -For further Particulars, apply to Messrs:Manley and Lowes Inner Temple ; Messrs. NV. and 1. Black,. Middle Temple ; and. Mr. Charles Stephens, at Kencot, bear Bur ford, Oxfordshire, who will appoint a person to, shew the Estates ; and to Mr. ‘Vinstanley, Paternoster-row, London. WATER• MILLS. To be .SOLD or LETT for a:'TERIN, To Enter to at Pleasure,' rrII E CAPI TAL FREEHOLD WA,T E R MILLS, called , the BELL MILLS, at Driffield, in Yorkshire, for Spinnihg Worsted, Cotton, or Flax, for niaking`paper, grinding Cori, orany other business thatie quires great Water Power, 'and much. Room. The Stream is uncommonly strong, never'floods, never freezes, and never fails in any material degree. The new-built Mill is one hundred and four feet four 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 Wheel is fourteen feet ten inches diameter, and eleven feet six inches is, There is-a good Dwelling-house and .Garden adjoining to the old Mill; besides a Drylik Shade and Conveniences. for Paper making, and.the Corn Trade, and in all abput Nine or Pen Acres of Land. As Spinning Mills they have no rival-near them, and have the advantage of plenty of Children to be hired on ,much lower wages than at most other places ; they are situated in a healthy, cheap and plentiful coitntry, within about two hundred yards of a goad Navigation . to Hull, in the centre of 6ne of the best districts ,for Wool and Corn, hearone of the best English Sea PortAr Ropes and Rags, and the Water is so clean that'll. will , Suit' for making the finest Writing Paper. There a large Stock of Machinery for Spinning Worsted in the Premises; also l)yeing Utensils, :Combers and Smiths' Shop Tools, &c. and one Ralf of the Purchase money. may remain upon interest, On good Security, for some years. frir Many more particulars maybe seen in a Hand Bill at the Sun Printing Office; and York and Sheepshanks, of Leeds ; -and Richard and William Porter, of Waitaki, the 0 wocrs, will treat fortlie same. 4. '.... ' .. ........, • /it 4,.„ -- ‘ N t . ,A.P_If --------- . ---- - . . —O 4 el , .A, ' i - • 4 Ic' .oi, . - IN' i.. 4,.-t i ,,, f ,..._ Ac • ,;// 'ilt . , r , • • ' V I II k 1 / 4 ' . . , 1 i 4 1 's [PRICE SIXPENCE. FREEHOLDS IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSEX. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change Alley, Corghill, London, on Friday the Bth of. Oelober. 1,8 o; at Twelve .o'clock at Noon, • LOT I.• ' A SUBSTANTIAL MESSUAGF and conve. nient Offices, together with several parcels Of Im provable, Arable; Meadow, and . Pasture Land, Containing,' by a late Survey, ttt Acres, ;exclusive of Hedges, - Froces, and Ditches, situate in Theobald-street, in the Parish of Aldenham, in the COuhty :of Hertford, two miles from Elstree, five from Edgeware, and. 15 from London ; now in the possession of Richard Hodgson, Tenant from year to year, who is under notice to quit at Michaelmas, 1802., 1 ' - LO-T 11. A valuable and very improvable FARM, situate in .the Island of Foulness, in the County of "ESsex, andut 7 miles from ROchford, and 6 from Prettlewell and South' End, consistitig of, a Mesivage and Offices, with several parcels rich Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, containing .266 Acres, or thereabOutsi in possesSiou of the Widow of th e late iles Bell, held fpr a'l7erm of twenty-one fears, Which expires at Michaelmas ISoS. This Farrn is near a Quay upon the Banks of the Island, from whence the Produce is,shipped at a small expene.. Printed Particulars may be had of MessrS. Winter,Kaye, Beckwith and Freshficld, Solicitors, S‘Vitliins-lane, don; Messrs. W. and 1. Black, , Middle Temple; if Rich ards's Coifee-house, Temple liar, and at the 1-',l4;:e • OJ'FIOE OF ORDNANCE, September 8, 1801. PRIXCIPA4 OFFICERS of HIS MA. 11 3`ESTf''s ORDAt;INCE ilo heielj' give Notice, the P • roposals -toil: he l'e,sived at thz:jr Of f ice, in St. Afarg:tret rtreet,' Westmintter, on TUESDAY the 2ist day' of 'September. 'inst. • from such Persons ‘zs onay to undertake the supply of FORAGE for the ROYAL ARTILLERY HORSES sta. tioned at IVoolz . vich, fcr Six Months from tstof Ofiaer next. The Forage to be furnished in Rations, to consist of the fOls'ow ing Proportions; viz. For Riding Horses silk : of Hay, Sibs, of Straw, and albs. of Oats, and for Draft Horses albs.' of Hay, 6lbs. of Straw, and Sl4. of ,Oats, to be delivered at Woolwich, at the expense of the Cimirittiors The. Terms and Conditions of the Contraß may be known upon -- 'application at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street, dnr day between the Hours of Ten and Rar o'clock, but no Prlo i94 can be admitted after Tuesday the zio thy of September inst. 13,Y Order if tpc Bcthrd; CREI9, Sec. Kei.;. - T _IN IA HOUSE, . • Serember 2, 1802. nr i H E COMMITTEE of S/i/P - P'I9NG of the UNITED COMPANY of 114ERCHA NTS of ENC. LAND tr.zding to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the Committee will be reaify to eeceive Proposals in writ. ing, seaicd. up, on. WEDNESDAY,, DAY , tbc 221 instant, front any Perscns."ltyhunsgyhe Willing to =pp! ) . the Cont,#y with Anchors and Grapoals, Canvas, - Iron Guns, Pitch and Tar, 'Shot and Shells, Steel, , . • Swedish Iron, and • - British Iron. Such Prt;porals expressing therein the lowest' Prices, as tAere will not bean oppoetnnity of making n'esj abatement, The Conditions of the Contrails may 6e sera upon application to Mr. Yares.Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee, with wb.sm the Tender's must-be.lefi before Twelve o'clock at Arbon- on the, zid instant, - bgond which hour not any Tender will be received. LINCOLNSHIRE. ' TO BE SOLD IN LOTS' BY ..4.IICTION, About the middle of Oeteber next, THE MANORS and ' ESTATES o f t h e late FRANCIS °TWAY, Esq. situate. in the Parish of Pinchbeck, in the County of Lincoln- aforesaid, consisting of several .N.IESSIIAGES and numerous 'colt - steads, that have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Comm Ons and Fens of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cowbitt and Deeping, to. gether with about 680 Acres of yaluable inclosed Lands, chiefly in Crass. • • The Whole under an'Ad for Inclosure and Drainage, and extensive Works are .now carrying into execution, in conse— quence of-powers therein given. A COnsiderahle'part of the Estate is now under small mo. ,dusses, and a portion of the Commons are direded to be set apart Jim' exonerating the Estates frotn'Tithes of all kinds. The advantages expelled from the , surplus quantity of Com Mon over and above what will be necessary •to exone- , rate the Inclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if not superior, to any thing of the kind attempted. in the Kingdom; and will be found to be well - worth the attention of any Gentleman desirous Of laying money Out,upon Landed Property;. Notice will be given when the days of Sale are fixed, and printed particulars ready to be.delivered by Mr. Handley, of Sleaford ;W. and Black, of Middle Temple, London, and of Mr. Skelton, Pinchbeck. HERTFORDSHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Unless previously disposed of by 'Private Contrael, of which timely Notice will be giVen, at the George Inn, Bunting ford, upon Wednesday the .zoth day, of October next, at Twelve o'Clock ;- r rHE• MANORS of MEESDENBURY, HOR. MEAD, RED,EWILL, alias' CLARKS, and COCK. HAMSTEAD ; together with the following valuable, and very improveable FREEHOLD,.and small part .COPY HOLD FARMS, viz. • MEESDENBURY FARM, situated in the Parishes of Meesden and Burat Pelham, in the occupation of the Widow Sell, and several Parcels of Wood-land, in the Proprietor's hand ; containing together Four Hundred and Thirty-five Acres and upWards. Also, the. Perpetual Advowson of.the RECTORY OF ME ESDE N, containing a Parsonage-House, Garden, and Offices, together with about One Hundred Acres of Glebe Land, and the Great and Small Tithes arising from the Parish of Meesden aforesaid. HORMEAD PARSONAGE FARM, situated.in thePa fishes of Great Hormeatl and Ansty, containing One'.llUnr. dred and Twelve Acres anti upwards, and also the Great Tithes arising from. about- Four Hundred Acres of Land, in the occupation of Mrs. Mary Prior. HORMEAD HALL FARM, situated in the . Parishes of. Great Hormead, Ansty, and Layston, in the occupatiOn of Mr. John Chapman, containing Three Hundred and -Sikty four Apices and upwards, Two Hundred and Thirty-six Acres of which are tree of Great Tithes. ' • .... ROTTENRO W FARM; situated inthe Parish of Braugh ing, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Rayment, containing Three Htindred and Four Acrds and upwards. COCKHAi'vISTEAD FARM, situated in the parish-of Bratighing, 'in - the occupation Of - Mr. William Clarke, con_ taining Three Hundred and Forty Acres. _ _ • „ WHITE HALL FARM, Sititaigd in the Parish of Sandem, in the occupation of the WidoW Bowman, containing One Hundred and Twenty-Three acres and upwards. The above Manors and Farms are situated in a good Sport ing Country, ,near a Pack of Fox Hounds. The 'enants hold from :year, to year only, and the Rents May bO.greatly improved. For Particulars apply, to W. and J. Black, in he Middle Temple, London ; and to Mr. Wade, Attorney at .LaW, Dumuow, Essex. JS;• l 0 5: !At' • c ;aJI •flr ~c 4 l :„a " ,1 30 a tie rce ls 4 to. froin oic i ° 'l '~ ig