The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-02 00:00:00

Plymouth-Dock, March 4, 1801.

.71" o the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK.
I..A.DIAS AND GENTLEMEN. I
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the
EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for
WEDNESDAY, the Bth April next, the favour of your
Vote and Interest is desired tor the following Gentlemen.
'WM. BENSLEY, Esq. .
Sir j. S. BURG ES, Bart. -
. . . , The Hon. WM. ELPHINSTONE.
1
OHN HUNTER, Esq.
OHN TRAVERS, Esq.
TEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq.
Which will very much Oblige,
Ladies and Gentlemen., •
Your most humble Servants,
East India-House, March 25, 1801.
' Thos. T. Metcalfe, Hugh Inglis,
Charles Mills, ' David Scott,
Thos. Parry, Frs. Baring,.
. Edw. Parry, jacob.Bosariquet,
. ' Abr. Rotrarts, loseph Cotton, - ,
tohn Roberts, Lionel Parell,
Geo. Smith, Wm. Devaynes,
Ceo. 'ratan, Simon Fraser,
Ceo. W. Thellusson, Charles Grant,
Robert Thornton, Paul Le Mesurier,
William Thornton, Steph.; Lut-hington,
Svviney Toone, , John Manship.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
utADIES AND GENTLEME.N,
AVING the Honour of being recommended
to you by the Direelors of the East India Company
as the Six Candidates for the Diration to be chosen this
Year, we take the liberty of requesting the favour of "your
Vote on the day of Elettion, WEDNESDAY, 'the Bth of
April next. •
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We are,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servants,
'WILLIAM BENSLEY,
JOHN SMITH }SURGES,
WILLIAM ELI'IHNSTONE.
JOHN HUNTER,
101-IN TRAVERS,
STEPHEN WILLIAMS.

East India House.
March as, aot,

CONFLAGRATION of the FRENCH APMIRAL's-
SHI P.
THE Magnificent PICTURE of LORDNEL.
;ioNt's VICTORY, with the BURNING _
LYW triT# In NV 11 ic Tr arc -liTtnArrnqra,
Otiv-:yo,-the Size of Lite, is fIOW open fcr l',t.i.,i.f.xhibi-
tion,at Mr. °axes, No. la, New Bond-street, near Gros-
venor-street. _ _

ADMITTANCE ONE SHILLING.
N. B. Au ENGRAVING is in hand from the same.—
Puce to Subscribers Two Guineas for Proofs, and One Cul.
nes for Prints, size of the three former Naval Vitiories.
MANQR ESTATE and COLLIERY, COUNTY of
DURHAM.

` To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRAC r,
A CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, consistingof the extensive Manor of Chop-
well, in the Parishes of Kytort and Lanchester, la the Coun-
ty of 17urliam, comprising about One Thousand Nine Hun.
drod)ores of. Land, divided into 19-Farms, with substantial
Faith:houses, suitable Buihlings and Offices to each ; a Cot.
fiery in full working -and communicating with the River
Tyne ; a Water Corn Mill, and a Paper Mill ; Let to very
respedable Tenants, bt moderate Net Rents, ainounting to
about One Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty-eight Pounds
per Annum, exclusive of the Fee Farm Rents, • payable to
the ..11anor ; and about Sixty-nine Acres of Wood Land in
hand.' The whole discharged of the Land Tax and Tithe
Free. . .
. • Further particulars maybe obtained from
and Teasdale, Solicitors, 'Threadneedle-street, London: or
Meisrs. Clayton and Walters, Solicitors, givvcasttO-Itt:on.•
Ty% who are reSPeetiVelY empowered Ulna° fOtO.P sale
thettofi.
I The Estate may be viewed on applicationrii‘.Mr, James
Arinstrom, at licddon on the Wall, near "Nevki'stle upon
TYne, where further particulars maybe had, and Planerof
the Estate seen: .

FREEIHOLD ESTATE inand near BASINGSTOKE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; •
By
_Mr. CRISWICK,
At the George Inn, Basingstoke, on Wednesday the reth Day
,:of April, aot at,Three o' Clock in the Afternoon;
AVALUABLE and IMPROVABLE -FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, situated in the Parishes of Basing-
stoke and Hartley Westpall, in the County of Southampton,
lett on Lease (vehiche.xpires at Michaelmas, illor) to Messrs.
Mullins and Knight, at an old and low Rent ; and which,
cdtvststing chiefly of Inclosed Land, lying near to the Town
of Basingstoke, will, for the convenience of Purchasers, be
divided into the Eight following Lots :
Lot ist, Two Pieces of rich 'Meadow, lying contiguoui,
and measuring_ rA. aR. 24 P. being parti of Long Meadow
and Dorman meadow, in the PariSh of Hartley Webtpali,
in the occupation of Mr. Goddard, at the Rent ofSl. tls. per
Annum.. •
I.ot ad, Ar_,lnelosure of good Meadow or Pasture Land,
situated in Wirdmore, in the Parish of Basingstoke, measur-
ing /A. 2R. 2.3 P. in the occupation of Mr. Nevirman, at the
yearly Rent of 61. /06.
Lot 3d, A Urge I nclosure of rich Arable Land, on the left
side of the Turnpike Road leading to Winchester, containing
31A. IR. dl'.
Lot 4th, Another large Inclosure of. rich Arable Land,
lyihg about a quarter of a mile from the Town of Basing..
stoke, on the right side of the Turnpike Road leading .to
Winchester, containing 3o A. 2 R • 4 P • • •
Lot sth, An Inclosure of uncommonly good Arable Land,
near the Town, measuring it A. t R. 2 P. called Cowderors
Close.
Lot 6th, A small Inclosure of Arable Land. situatel
near the Town, at the end of Salisbury-lane, measuring
rA.OR.2SP.
Lot 7th, A very small Inclosure, pearl:W*4e Town, on
the Winchester Road, and measuring tR. 6V. • -•--
Lot Bth, A convenient Homestead, situated in New-street,
in the Town of Basingstoke, adjoining to the back'of the
Crown Inn, consisting of two Barns; Stables, and. -Other
necessary Out-buildings.
The Buildings. are in good repair, the Land in thchighest
state of cultivation, and the Whole very, moderately assessed
to the Land-Tax.
The Estate may be viewed on application to Mr. Mul lens,
in Basingstoke, where a Plan of it may be seen; and printed
Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had a/ the Crown
Inn, Basingstoke; at Demexy's, Hertford-bridge; the Crown,
Reading; the. Pelican, Newbury; Arms, Salisbury ;
54m, wirichemet ; New' Inn, Overton; of Messrs. Hanson
2.1! _ /N.- f . ise An A ..