The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-08 00:00:00

ISLE OF THANET,'KENT

A CAPITAL 147KEEHOL1i -.ESTATE to be
Lam. Sold by Private Contrail, withimmediate-Possession.:
all that singularly beautiful Marine Villa, called STONF.
HOUSI . sttuatem the most distingnished spot in the, King-
dom ; allowed by the Medical Profession co exeell all others
for health, the recovery of weak. and delicate 'Conatitutions,
experienced daily by numbers, restored to a miracle. The
sea breezes, the natural soil and produce of the Country,
unite M a decided superiority of all other Watering. Places,
the unbounded Views of the Sea, the Coast of France, the
Shipping; the North and South Foreland, and the ueighbour..
Mg Hills of East Kent, form a scene truly enchanting, where•,
Nature smiles. in every feature. The pleasing situation of
the Mansion is aninlating, judidiously planned . with eliptic •
bows in front, additional wings, and Green Houses attached,
the approach by a Byte of stone-steps, with iron rails in centre,
the area in two 'dirediOns, leading to the Offices, are un-
commonly convenient. The whole of the Buildings are
substantial, and consist of the best inaterials,and are finished
in a modern style of workmanship; fitted up and' equipped
with every useful fixture for the immediate accommodation
of a large Family. The domestic apartments are under the
main House, compleat, and do not interfere with the better
part thereof, having three Staircases, excellent 'Cellars,.
arched in a rock of chalk, and every part of the Premises
perfectly dry in all seasons, and well supplied with exceed-
ing fine Water. The Mews and Stable-yard detached are se-
cure and quite within itself, contain separate stalledStableS,
for Twelve Horses, double Coach Houses, Laundry, Brew-
huitse, with Servants' Bed-momsi Granary; Hay-lofts.i, and
turn..rooirrie over, unct other TiOciingz
and fatting Poultry, Sporting Dogs, Piggery, &c. &c. Two
Gardens waned, fully planted with the best choice of Fruit
Trees now in full bearing. The Kitehen Ground cropped,
Vegetables remarkably good, and great plenty: The Plea.
sure Grounds intersected with flowering Shrubs and ,Ever-
greens, laid.Out.with taste, but not expensive. The- eleva-
tion of the Mansion is regular, .bounded by a ,Lawn of Six
Acres of rich Verdure, wonderfUl in produce, by the present
crops, with a Walk declining by a gentle slope aoe.yards.to
- a Summer Retreat, on the verge of the- C.`litt, Which 'is so
feet from the Sea; and' two other pleceS* of - Meadow and
Saint folii adjoining 'the. Gardens, containing in thee whole
Ten Acres, be the same more or ess. The accommodations
and local beauties the above possess, exceed what in the
usual limits'of an advertisement can-be expressed, as no de-
ceptionis used or meant, but to explain with candour fads
Which may be depended one to At' c trouble and disappoint-
ments. , .

May be viewed by tickets, and every inforthation known
of Mr. Kimberley; Surveyor ot F.state, sm. who bas viewed
the same for the purpose above mentioned; N,o. i(io, Picca-
dilly. • AU lettets to NY FLOM (post-paid), be duly an-
swered. -

Particulars allo inay'be had of geisrs. Baxter and Mariin,
Solicitop, No. 4; l'urnivalis-Inn, London ; at Bensnri's and
Mitchener's Hotels; Margate; the King's Arius, Ramsgate;
and Mr. Harrison; AttOiney-at Law, Deity.
N.H. There are Two Freehold Cottages belonging to This
Estate, with a good Kitchens-Garden to one of them; \yell
fenced, planted and cropped, andylrich is at present occu-
pied with the house.-- Distance .abbut three Miles and a hall
tram Margate, two from Rantsgate half a mite from pload-
stairs, and about 74 from London: 'The surrounding Conittry
is prolific, and the Roads good in every direttion.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture
at a Lair appritiment, awit.tventory which is ready :for
ixtipealoh,

[PRICE six PENCZ.

SCOTLAND.=—COZITY OF KINCARDINE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE OF •PHESDO.
TO BE -SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.,-
In ' the Month of August; on a bay to be after wards ad VertiSed,
unless previously' disposLA O a
f by Private Contra
fllE LANDS) BARONY) E'S 'EA TE of
PaESDO; ConsiSting, Of about Eight Hitudred English
-Acres, whereof Five Hundred are Arable; and the remainder
.Pasture and. Moor Ground', capable of. being converted into
'Arable at an'easy cipenc'e: On the Estate there is an old
Family Mansion, and a good Cartipt, About One Hundre.l
and Fifty Acres surrounding the Mansinn House are inclostal
with a \Vail of St One and Lune; and ,mnsisr partly "olArab::.,
and partly of-rich old Grass. The whole are held utiderord
Leases, whiCh. expire next Martinmas; :end upon it renewal
Of tir.lll4 the Rent Will more than doun:e what is now
The Public BitrdenS are under Zol. The Mill of Kincpr..t.
belonging to the'Estatq is mttch resorted to by the
ing Far!pers.... •

the Estate is delightfully'situated in the Parish of ; ow,
at the button) of tile Soutit-sir,t: of 'the C.:tampion
the rich ' and populous Dittriet called HOW 01,
hi I?A RNS ; Sixty-five Miles,i‘riett4 of iii.iinhurgit,
Miles Awn the Sea-port Tocvm of Montrose an.i
to which ;cut easy .:::.cess by f the hest o
it ,:uJunds with (Lin, of ,:teseription, and is itt kt great,
1111,;;Oure- sXii.ttAt by :An cxe,:)iont Troating.ttreant In the
dose vieinity'therc i = riboutLoce ci T. itric to be had on reason-
able terms ; and tn." Mien okrty' ttiltivatezt, is
capable of yieklin4 the 'noir lux iniant Crops,of C
,T ur;
nips, and Grass, The confers VREEHOLD QUA
I,IIIC.ktION ; and in this small County, the litteriO,:r of
Voters are very limited.

For the accommodation of a Purchater,.a 'eonsiderable part
of the Price nay be retained on .S,xurity of the Estate.
Title Pleads; with .a Plan Admeasurement of the
Estate; arty in the ptueessiett of Mr, Fraser, Lincoln's Inn,
London, to whom .replication may. he made for further P;Ar.'
tietila%; and also to Janles Fraser, Esq. Writer to 'the Signet,
-Edinburgh ; and Mr. Peter Christian, Writer Stonehaven,
.who will spew the Estate, and give every inforrhation on the

ROCHESTER, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
LL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, or TR-
NEMENT., ivith the Appartenatresi situate in the
high Streer,:.Rochester, in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Dixon, Bookseller and Stationer, Tenant at Wlll.

Also all that Other Freehold Niessuagc or Timer/tent, n•Eth
the appurtenances, situate in the said High Street, and noNir
in the, occupation of the Wirio%v Itoagsorr, Draper, Tenant at
Will.
_ .

The abOve Premises are eXtenlive, 'comttiodious-, and ad=
vautagetiusly situate for trade.
For farthir particulars-wly to Mr. NiChoison, Solicitor,
RoJtaster; or to Mr. Flexner, Solicitor, Cluncery-lnc,
London.

. . WI LTSlit RE. -
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A YALUABLE arid most Dzsiiable FREE,
HOLD, ESTATE' and, MANOR, elegant Mansion,
replete with every Convenieticy ; *suitable Offices, Gardens;
Pfeaiure Grounds, Private Horse Course, -Plantations, and
beautiful Park, or Fertile Ornte, encompassed by subsoil.
rill;. Oak Paling, extending about. 4 miles eitt circumference ;
capital Farms and 'Tenements, containing in the, whole up..
wards 1630 Acres, he the same more or, less, of Meadow
Pasturc, Arable, and Wood Land, lying pettedly compads,
unintdrmixed with any other propertyy and enjoying tome
valuable exemptions from Tythes, compthing the Lordship
or Manor of Newtontoney, in the County of Wilts, and this
beautiful Seat and Estate called Wilbuty, late belonging to,
Thomas 13ratisitaw,. Esq. deceased: The Capital -Mansion,
Fann,houses, Olficesy and Oaf-buildings, are in perfect{ 2t.
pair, the Lands in a high state of cultivation, the Soil dry aril
healthy, the Situation truly desirable, at the distanec of 74
ni.fus,from London, 31.freinitiatii, 4 ta,rrl Attl.r.thery, attd4o
fruit A.TidOVei SAliSNry ro6pat,}ively, in a genteel
NeighbOurhoady and line Spotting Country, abtindantly
stocked with Came, and .generally esteemed one or the moat':
conplete and 'desirable Estates for the Residence of a C;en le-
man and Sportsman ti;e Kingdorn.
rurther Pafticti fats rnav be !tad bv, applying to Nfr. Pryce,
of Park.sireer, Bath; Mr. lohn tlarky at Wilbitry, Who
will.shew the Estate or to Messrs., Williarits and Brooks;
Soliv!ois,

A R()MATIC- SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (the
-1 original Invention ot7 Mr 1-fbary)) propamd and sold
by TIit)NIAS and. WILLIAM PIENRY, Chemists and'
A eothecuriesi Manchester,
rilib most agreeable perfumed Liquor is 4 Cornpriund of
highly concentrated Viney,ar; joine4 with the Most. pleasant
Aromatics. Its strong and :pungent 'Odour 'renders 'it ex-
tremely. gratefui and saintary to 'persons Nbouring under..
Ilead.:achs, I ainthigs, '&c. and Adapts it• for cOnitterading
the bad etkeets of heated or foitl Air. Hence it Ins :beer,.
found highly übeful in *ma, where 'the Int:entail of 'Fe-
vers, of Sore 'ThrdatS, or :of othei contagious Diteasesi pre«
nail ; and in ail crouded places of public resort, as 7'hearresl
Courts of. ustice, tiee. It may also' he particularly recoin.
mended to Persons residing in:Hot Climates,.

The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar; price as. 9d. each bottle,
Stamp included, is sold, Who)eiale and retail, by Bayley and
Blew, Cockspurlstreet (the only persons in London autho-
rized by the Proprietors to sell the same'', Whire may be
had Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Co'rnelian, Crystal, &c..N. B. Each bottle, besides a ,coPlSer-plktc label, slgnect
by the Preparers; has the Letters T. and W. Henry's A ro.
inatic Spirit of Vinegar moulted M the rims.

DR. NORRIS's DROPS

THE superior Efticacy ot. this Mediainci in •tll..
foliowing DiStlnlersi his, rhore thaii half an age„ been
universallv experienced and acknowileriged, revers of all
sorts, whether frnHaminatory, putrid', ntillary, bitiuus ner-
vous, or licetic; but especially the 'Putrid, or -Yellow f ever,
so fatal in hot climates, in which dostrucAiye itt.aladY, by a
libcril application, the Patient is reeavered in the' very hour
expected dissolutkon, In coritplainti of the Stomach and
Bowels; Asthmas; invqerate Coughs •.Colds, scurvy' and
Impurities of the Blond, impaired 'Coustittltibrts, and the
decays ,and discomforts of advanced Life, not h'in& can exem.l
its cordial and salutary elfeels. A table-Sfiontiful in 3 glass
of water, ~taken occasionally; prevents the ilt, effctis fre+
quently experienced in nervous and bilious habits; front Sea:.
bathing; or drinking the Mineral Waters.
The Family Bottle; its. is Only to bt had at the rioEtoPO
House; Larva Brook-street; clrosvenot4qqat.; where poukt
Of Cures are delivered; prates, and all Orders for E xporlatiort
executed.. The 'tither Sited Bottles are Sold Yirholesali sac{
Retail by Messrs. leboult and CO. NO. 1,50, Oxford;street;

WENTY:-SIX Years tticaessful trattlien't. t
Z-7:"40s
Ispeak more than even the must retrie&atile etteStii!'ons
of fads to its virtues, in syniptoms nting NervotO Aitet•-t-,
tions, the frightful ravages of '..4'4,:rtißittilx, (she.* * them,
1v e 3 by pain t';11, ett larvment ot' the 4, lands; t'entieiing joinis
incapable of their tundions) in RiteuniatUni, etc.--ca(..h tii)ing
its remedy tin this established Medicine., it...4Mg14 bottle of
which has eill‘venl-.,the altnost hoetessiiinent. As an anti-
dote in Vuttpufie L'Aes its ex traelion rom the YL:geralti
Minet24latit Aniirtal Kingdnms, gives SPII.S.PFR `C$ P
TENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS its 4rrlier ority
all Other Medicines ; it gas itritnediately on the tiuicis cf the
body, promotes tnity in its ar.tiont and I,!ays.ti:t
to the taste ; digestion is assisted; tone Added to the rtervt.
t.tquitilmo Ctintinement; arid its virtues uninjured liy time
they counterLd a dispOsition to cutaneous diseases; so '1.!,;
quentitstiperyening the Small-ppx, itiLeaslesi M.:. and aseia
very much the action of the Waters t in Su
,Biliees
and Consurnittive AtfediOns) and Worms, they have often
suce,eedid;

501d..41s usurl; in bottles of Is. later ens at il, zs. each,
'at the DlsP.el"4ri ;S6ho-squarei!Lorid6ni most re.,
epet,lable venders xu 'Thwti and Countir,.
Mr: Sr Li:quay gives his advice 419erp toning, hatvroren
the hada of ten and foul o'cicick; at the Diipensaryi Soho"
square, Londtinit wheit Letters (pest - paid); acmnpanied
with the usual lee of One ainti hettitildol tO,v hied
compiiMent Will be aIV/rays expthed, tliote aikins a pratt
zonal coneultatiott,
4,11" 'the Peat raielted

Pram the LONDON GAZETTE, June i 6, 180 i .

At the Court at the Queen's House, the 4th of June
' 18ot, Present, the King's Most Excellent Ma-
jesty in Council.
His Majesty, in Council, was this day pleased to
jppoint Sir Wilfrid Lawson,. of Brayton-Hall, Baro.
Pet, to he Sheriff of the County of Cumberland.
At the Court at the Queen's House, the 4th of June
18ot, Present, the King's Most Excellent Ma-
jesty in Council.,
Whereas information has been received from
Vice. Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson, Commander
in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the
Baltic, that a notification has been made to him by
theAussian Government, that His Imperial Majesty.,
the Emperor of all the Russias, has directed that the
Embargo on British Vessels detained in the ports
of his Dominions, should be taken off, and that the
crews thereof should be released : And whereas the
Government of Denmark has lately manifested the
most conciliatory dispositions towards His Majesty,
and has declared its readiness to concur in any
cable arrangements which might be agreed upon be-
tween His Majesty and the Emperor of all the Rus_
sins His Majesty, by and with the Advice of His
Privy Council, is thereupon pleased to order, That
the Order made by His Majesty in Council on the
of January last,•direling that no Ships or
-Vessels belonging to any of His Majesty's Subjeas
should be permitted to enter and clear out for any
of the Ports of Russia, Denmark, or Sweden, be re-
voked and discharged, so far as relates to Ships and
Vessels belonging to any of His Majesty's Subjeas
and clearing out for any of the Ports of
Ressia.or Denmark.

And His Majesty ip hereby further pleased to
grder, that the general Embargo or Stop direded by
His 'Majesty's Orders in Council of the same date,
to be made of all Russian, Danish, or Swedish Ves-
eels then within any of the Ports, klathonTs3H or
'Bo'cids of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland; or .which should thereafter 'arrive in any
Of °the said Parts, 'Harbours, or Roads,' or in the
Ports, Harbours, or Roads of any of the Forts and
b.:ettlements belonging to the Crown of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or of any of
fli4 NI-ajinty's 'Colonies, Islands and Plantations,
together with nll Persons and Effeds on board such
Ships and Vessels ; and also all other Orders made
His Majesty in , Council touchg the said Em_
largo or Stop upon the Ships
tand Vessels aforesaid,
bey i 0 the like manner revoked and discharged, so
far as relates to the.Shipt and Vessels, Persons and
Effeds belonging to the Subjeas of Russia. or 'Den-
mark :

And His Majesty, with the Advice aforesaid, is
niso further pleased to order, that the Order made
by His Majesty in Council on the 16th of the said
Month of Ja►►uary, direr ing that no Bills drawn
since the .39th of November-last, 0, S. (correspond,
ink; with the loth of Decerither, N, S.) by or on
behalf of persons.being Subjects, or residing in the
Dominions of [he Emperor of Russia, should be ac-
cepted or -paid, without Licence from one of His
Majesty's Principal SFcretaries of Stare, or until
further signification of His Majesty's Pleasure, be,
gnd the same.. is hereby revoked and discharged ;

. And His Majesty is hdreby further pleased to
order, that the Order made by His Majesty in Coun-
cil on the zSth of the said Month of January, for.
bidding the payment of any. Money or Bills due or
parable to or on behalf of any. person Or persons
being subjects of, or residing within the Dominions
of the Emperor of Russia, or the Kings of Denmark
orSweclen, or any of them, for the Freight of Met.-
chandize itnoorted any Russi4n, Swedish, or Da.
,
Tilsit Ship detained under t 4 Embargo, be, and the
same is hereby revoked and discharged, so far xi re,
lates to the-payment, of any Money or Bills due or
Nyable for Freight to the Subjects of Russia or Den-
mark.

And the Right Honourable the Lords Commis-
sioners of His Majesty's Treasury, the Lords Corn-
rnissionerg of the Admiralty, and the Lord Warden
of the Cinque Ports, are to give the necessary di.
ree-tioes herein as to them may respeftively, ap-
)ear! W. FAWKENER,

Queen's_ House, 'June 4, iBo

This day the Count de Woronzow having re-
ceived • new Letters of Credence,
,reinttating him
with the „c liargicr of Envoy Eitraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary froA the Emperor of lus-
ai`, had a pri'vate A.udienecdof His Majesty to deli-
ver hjs Credentials; To which he was introduced
by the Right Honourable Lord Hawkeshury, His
Kiiestyts Principal St.cretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, and conducted by Sir Stephen Cottrell;
Knight, Master of. the Ceremonies,

Whitehall, tune 6,180 i,
The King has been pleased' to grant the Dignity
of Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Da::
Wit and Ireland unto the following-Gentlemen, and
the tOraive Heirs Male of their Bodies, lawfully
begotten, viz,
Sir J,itnes Saurnarez, of the Island of Guernsey,
Knt, Rear.Adrniral of the Blue Squadron of His
Majesty's Fleet.
Reno, Strachey, of Suttor,-Court, in the County
of Sornerspt, and of Rooksnest, in the County of
Surrey,' Esti ; Master of I-1h Ma, cqy's Housfliold,
William Weller Fepys, of Wimpole.streer, Caven-
gish.Square, Es'q ; one 9f the Masters of the High
Court of Chancery, _

Aipiatitlet John Pall, Esq ; Captain in the Royal
Navy. ;1 Comtnand;r of the, 4iciliao Order of Sr.
t:rdinar4 pt
illiamßensleyt of Saint Macy-le-bone, in the
Coonty of "toiddlehelt, Esq.
tlugh Inglis, of •Mii!on,Bryant; in the Cpunty of
for 4,,
Earle Welhy, of Denton-Pouset in the
c44rity of Liffoln, EsclF
Chnocoplipr Bayngs, of ilare6eP-plAcel in thp
ipi!y of 'Middlesex,
ThoMa3 133Frett ienP4rcit of lielh°l4se4: in
AeE94119/ of Es6ex, Esq,
.7!..4tie
tina has been p.leasqd to noininatp and ap,
oplnp 14.9ptgn04 ppvg Tjumm§ Toggct tp kg fing

of the Knights Companions of the Most Honourable
Order c I) the Bath.

The King has also been pleased to nominate and
appoint John Thotnas Duckworth, Esq. Rear-Ad-
miral of the Red, to be one of the Knights Compa-
nions of the said Most Honourable Order of the Bath.