The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-27 00:00:00

GLOUCESTERSHIRE

T9BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
FREEHOLD ISTATE, cousisting of a MA.-
r reputed M AND R FARhrr tit fele
vat between the Towns of Gloucester, 'C heltenham,. and
Cionoester, comprizing a Mansion-house, not long aga
Cie residence of a Gentleman, and an excellent Farm_
ottse, and Out-buildings, in complete repair, and up!
Wards of 460' Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land, the whole lying compact, and lett on Lease (of
which there are only a few years unexpired), to a 590 d
Tenant, and producing near 3001. per annum. There is a
Stream of Water running through the Estate, which is
well wooded, and the Lands mostly lye to a South aspen,
3Ad are capable of great improvement.
For further particular,, enquire at the Offlee of Palmer
and Tornlinsons, Solicitors, Viarnford-court, Thrugmor-
10n-street.

HAMPSH
to BE LE-IRE.
1' for a Term I
or the Beneficial LEASE

SOL.D„
ACAPITAL arvd convenient MANSION,
with extensive and well arranged Stabling, Coach-
houses, Cow-house, Granary, DOg Kennels, Gardens,
and Pleasure Grounds, and Eighty Acres of rich MeadOW
and Pasture Land, surrounding the House. Also the De-
putation, of several extensive Manors, abounding with
Game, go with the House. The Estate is desirably
situated in a beautiful and fine Sporting Country, about
fifty miles from London, acrd three miles from a capital
Market-town ; and the House and Premises arc in corm:
plete repair, a very large sure of money having been lately
ex ended repairing and beautifying the same, and are
calculated for the accommodation of a Genteel Family,
and well worthy the attention of any Gentleman fond of
Field Sports. ,
Apply for further particulars,•to Messrs. Hanson and
Birch, N0..6, Chancory-latie or Mr. Etwall, Anticivcr
Hants.

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SALE ofiii-AulikßLE----- "----Esl'E,--------'--
delightfully; tituned
on the River Nith; in the Neighbourhood of the TOWN
of DUMFRIES, Scotland.
TO BF:SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rainbow CoMe-house, Cornhill, London, on
llonday the 2.otb April next, betwixt the hours of One
and TWO in the Afternoon ;
VHF FIVE POUND LAND of Old Extent,
. of CONFIEATH,Jvith the Tiends and Pertinents,
lying within the Parish or CatlaVerock, and Sheridifoin
of Dumfries, holding feu of the Duke of Q.Ueeniberiy, for
,payment of Two Shillings Scots of Feu.dutv.
This Instate is beautifollS, situated on the. River Nith,
about fear measured miles below the Town of Duinfriel.,
commanding an extensive view of the windings' of that
River, the Solway Frith, and Coast of Cumberland.
It contains upwards of 400 Scots Statute Acres. (being
more than boo English Acres), all Arabic, except about.
37 Acres in Wood aad Planting, and about so Acres of
llosi• The Whole is inclosed with march Fences, and
subdivided into convenient Inclosurel, several of them
with Hedges and Rows of TreCS—A art of the
C rounds are of an
exceeding good qualityg,reat anap the whole
ate capable of much improvement at a moderate expellee,
from the Sea Sleach out of the Nith, which washes the
Estate for a considerable Inva:;", and where the tide flows to
2 great height.
; The prewnt Rental is about 3351. exclusiVe of the Man-
-144 noose; Offices, Garden, and Orchard, well-stocked
with „Fruit Trees, on which no Rent is put.
...Lebo Tenant on the Shore, by ptitting Weirs into the
tatty r, has of late been very successful in catching Sal-
, cton' 3°,1, it is behoved, that at a moderate cspeoce, • a
°Tiderable Fishing might be established.
ca le Quay ereEte4b) the Town of. Dumfries at Cien-
to the to wiaich vestels of great burden come, is,adjoining
Estate, aud a good road from Dumfries to the Quay
YLIIIS through the - Grounds,part of which along the Road,
and adj°llting to the River, might be 'fenced to much ad-
vantage. ~.
The W°-'614-- and Plunting on the Estate arc thriving and
. valuable.
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The Tenants will shcw the Premises,
A. I„.lan of the Estate, 'and the Conditions of Sa,lt 1-.!ay
S--- .6een on application to Messrs. Coale and Gilchrist,
—dinburgh; Messrs
Maxwell, Esq. of Burncloughi at
L3lllnfries i Messrs Cooper and Lowe Solicitors, SoPth. _ 137...pt0n Buildings,.. .Chancery-lane,
_LOndon:.;o?,.l..r,.._Rr ob,itit
.24:, Solicitor, Bristol; or George orrett, 11.,"`' I i.. 44
'15601: any further particulars that may be rstlo •
will 4N:4154.4 immediately by Mr. Orred. ' -

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING the Honour of :being recommended
11 to you by the Directors of the East India Company"
as the Six Candidates for the DireeliOn to• he chosen this
Year, we take the libertt of requestinK the favottr -of
your Vote on the day of E.lectiou, ‘VEONF„SDAY, the
Bth of April next.
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We are,
• Ladies and Gentlemen, •
Your most oberiient.Servants,
WILLIAM•BENSLEY,
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• JOHN SMITH }SURGES,
WILLIAM ELRHINSTONE.
JOHN HUNTE.R,.
East India House, "JOHN TRAN'ERS. .
March 'Sot. STEPHEN WILLIAMS.

At a MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the LINEN
and 1-11;•IP EN IdANUFACTURES of IRELAND,
on Tuesday the 3d day of Match, dot
Hon. JOHN Baron DILLON in the Chair; •

THE Right Hon. JOHN. FOSTER reported
trout the Cnminittec a Han of Encouragement for
promoting the GROWTH of HFAIP, and the Estab-
lishment of the SAIL-CLOTH IVIANUI4CTURE,
wiiich was read, and is as follows :

" HEMP.
" The Trustees of the Linen and Hempen it;fanufac-
tures, anxious that-this Kingdoin should effectually lay
hold °flue present opportunity which the interruption
of Trade with the Northern States offers, for prOmOting
the Growth of Hemp, and the Establishment of the
Sail-Cloth Manufacture, calLupon all Land-holrfers and
Farine!r, to assist their endeavours, by allotting some por-
tion of their Gronuds to the raisinr of Hemp.
" They understand it is as easy in its culture as Flax,
the richer the soil and the deeper the loam, the better
',nil be the., produce ; it succeeds admirably in drained
Log manured with Ashes • and the Trustees propose to
procure a sufficient nuintier of persons properly skilled
in the management of it; from the time it is ripe for pull.
ring a ail it is mule 'fit fOr the Spinner.
-.4ft I..srationed to vatimainn.i.s.•fthe
Kingdom, and orders will be given to the County Inspec-
tors to receive all applications from Gentlemen or f ar-
mers who may desire their assistance, and to send them
accordingly.
" 'life Trustees will also give the following Bounties,
and continue them for three years :
" BREAKING and SCUTCHING.
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T. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom
in the years 001, tBO2, 1803, well broken and seutcheff
.for the hatchet, or for cordage, the sum of 4d. and a fur-
thin' Bountyof a complete set of 1-temp Ilateliels to every
Person who shall have broken and scutehed half a ton
weight thereof. .
2.-." To the Owner of nny Mill, or Mill Machinery,
wherein not less than 30 tun of sound Hemp, of Irish
growth, shall be bran and seutched perfedly before the
tst June 1802, the sum of tool.
3 . " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery,
which shill be ereaed after the ist of May 1801, whi:-
ther entirely new, or added to an old Mill, wherein there
shill be broken and. scutcheil the greatest quantity of
sound Hemp, of Irish groWth, between the ist of June
1802, and the ist of June 18J3; not less than So tort, the
• sum of 1501. ; for the next greatest quantity, not less than
40 ton, between the said periods, the sum Of zeol.; and
for the next greatest quantity, not less than 3o ton, be-
tween the said periods, the sum of SCI.
4. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery,
now or hereafter to be created; 'wherein there shall be
broken and scotched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp,
of Irish growth, between the tst of June 180; and the tst
of June tBo4, not less than 100 son, the sum of 5001. ;
for the next greatest quantity, not less than 80 ton,. fhe
sum of tool. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not iess
than bo ton, thC sum of tool.
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