The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-24 00:00:00

TO BE PAID OFF.

THE LORDS' COMATISSIO.NERS of His 111,1:'
,YESTY 's TREASURY having:given Direlllons for pay-
ing-of the Principal of the above-onentionedExchequer Bills, with
the Interest thereon, at. the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of
Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on THURSDAY
the loth Day of November, 1306 Attendance will be given daily
(Sund.us and Holid.zys:excepted) until Tuesa'qy Nov, tc, tBo6,
inclusive, from Tex o'Clock in the Morning till One in the After..
noon, for the purpose of receiving the. same. And for, tax greater
dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring separate
Lists of each deieriptiOn- of Pills, containing the Numbers, in.
Numerical Order, according to the Value of the said Bills,
and
.Times.'of Commencement. of Interest,' -with the principal
Sums and Interest due thereon, :computed from the days on
which they are respedively dated, exclusive, to the raid zotb
~..I)ay Of November, 1806, inclusive, when the Interest will cease ;
and they ire desired to write their Nan:et and Places ofAbode
on such Lists, and indorse their Names on the said Bills.
If any of the Holders-of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of
. receivingpaYment of the Principal and Interest previous to the,said
verb Day of Nov, tos§,' they may be accommodated on computing
the Interest to the Day on which they wish to be paid, and fray-
big-the „said for examination one clay prior-thereto.
Such Persons as :m.y he- desirous of having New Exchequer
. Ilills in part payment, upon mentioning the Amount at' the bottom
of their Lists delivered on or before the rlth of November, may
he accommodated With New Bill's carrying' an Ikterest of Three-
pence Halfpenny 6y the --ay on may One Hundred Pound:,
-which . said New Bills will bear d.ite the said zoth Day of No..
vember, 1836, and will be deli veredaA,Saturday the azd Nevem-
Ger, 1(4,6, and the fillowing'
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N. B. All Exchequer dated prior to Novembeyo26s,
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have ceen aavirtiled to be 'cy, and the hurcit therm bar
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TCIE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of His. 21.121=
..... . yES:I-1"s ORDNANCE Lici herey give ,Votice, Tidat
Proposals will be received at th;:ir 02,4iPe, in St. 11%lt,:gatet strekt;
Westniinster, and at the Orelna Te. Office, a% Chatham:, by their
Officers there,'.bn or belore the tst of .Decemt:zr next, ft ont snob
Perron- as - m.y 6e rtz.,llling' to 4'7ra/et-take the' Fel 4 mance of
the PLUMBER'S WORK f,t- tbe Aervice of this Department
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at Ciuthant.

FitYr-her-Particulars, together tuith`the Termi ard Conditions'
=of the C;ccit;nel, may be knbri.un;p6n application at ;he Sec,
Office, in St. Illarkatet-street 'aforesaid, any b. 9. 6.17v,en the
curs of Ten and Four c'acck, and alto at the Urdiance Office
at Chatbam.

. The Proposals are to he sealed, and marked on the zutside," Pro.
pow& for ittforming -the F/ titers' W.:7-k at Chatham" But no
Prop,sal can be admitted aper the said tst Day ofay-enther next,
aI rtvelve.o'clock at noon on that dv., neit6er ',-1,?11 any Te;der be
noticed, unless.tbe Par fy-makiiig- it, or an Agent in his behalf,
shall attend,

ID, Order of the Board,

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FREEHOLD -FARM, IMCK-S,
W►thin .the Hundred of Ay;esbury.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIoN,
•.By Mi.. BERRY,
-At the King's Head Ann; Aylesbury, on Monday ,the 27th
inst. at Two o'Clock,

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Lot 1. 46, FREELIc)LII FARAT, uith suitable
BU I L I N situate at Prest.tv,,v,
in the Pari;:n at GieJt containing 243
leadc.‘v,
of Wenduver, contain:ill); 14A. iK. 4P. occuptett by Mr. W.
Pratt. . .

Lot-3. A. Freehold Messitage, in Mon:netnews, Orchards,
&c. situate at Weston Ttirvilie, containing 3R. 35P.
occ,tpied by the Oii.ter-teliants or Mr. Mohley..
Lot. 4. An Allotment. of Freeitolti Meadow Land. nearly
adjoinmg Lot 3, contan ung tA. 3.41'. occupied by Mr. Tilos.
Mobley. •
Lot 5. A Freehold Grass Vann, called Dunshatn, in the
Parish of.Aylcsbury, containing- 63A. 3R. 51'. occupied by
Mr. lohn Skelton.
Lot 6. 'A Freehold Allotment of A rablt: Land, :the
P • the
Parish of..l3ierton, cunfaitting R. IP. occupied by .Mr.. join&
Skelton,:

Lot?. A Leasehold Inclosureof Arable Land, called' Crown
Lays, in the Parish of A y lesbury, containing 134,0. 13P.
occupied by NI r. Ed, Terry.
Lor S. A Close.of Pasture Land, adjoininn..thei 'rov,-rl 'Of
Aylesbury, called White Bill Close (‘Nitli a llouse,therconj
containing- 4A. 30'. occupied by
,Alr. John .layiey':
Lot .9. 12.w0 reehold 119-uses, in Aylesbury, occupied by
Mr. Th. Hatter)' Attorney at Law, and Ails. Jenkins.
Lot .IQ. That Capital Mansion [louse, Oiries, 4:.c. in
Aylesbury, late the • Residence Joseph 13urnhain, ,E(.l. de.
ceasc.d. .

Lit t r. A Freehold Inclosure or partly .i\leislow and partly
'Arabic Land, called MM. Mead, in thir Parish ot Aylesbury;
containing 35A. IR. 6P. occupied by Mr. I. Skelton.
Lot tz. i'vvo Freehold of partly- Meadow and
partly Arabic Land, in the Parish of Aylesbury,.containing'
sP. occupied. by Nis.. Brooks.
Lot s 3. Three Freehold inclosurcs of Grass Land, with a
;Cottage and Out-buildings, satiate in the !haslet of Walton,'
near Aylesbury, containing 'ioA • SP. occupied by W. Eagles.
Lots 9, to, tf, 12, and 13, vviil be sold subjett• to'tiii.; Life
Estate therein of a Lady aged 78 years in DeceMber next.. -
'I ly be viewedby leave of, and on,applic.ation to, the're-
spi.!:-.:!ve Tenants; '
Particulars may be had at the Chequers Prestwond CoM-
mon ; sine liart, Great Missend,:n ; Lion, Wycombe ;
.Lion, Wendover ; the Place of Sale ; and of M..:ss. lame 3
and Rose, Solicitors, Aylesbury ; Mess. Rose and .',tannings,,
Grad's-Inn, London ; Mr. Burnham, Solicitor Winalow ;
and.of Mr; • Berry, General Agent, Walton Terrace, Ayles-
bury, where Plans of the Farms-may be seen.

TO BE SOLI) BY PUBLIC AUCTION,,
R. RICHMOND, Audioneer,
At the House of WM. Loftus, the Turk's Head, Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne, on Tuesday next, the.2.Sth inst, between
the 11.)urs of Eleven and Twelve in the Forenoon, by or_
der of use Assignees of Aubotie Surtees, John Surtees',
Rowland Burdon, john Bundling, and John Embleton,
Eankrupts ; .
A LL Mr. BURDON's INTEREST, by virtue
of the Settlement Made Upon' his Marriage, in all
that Capital Mansion-house., ',COaclizbouse, Stables, Gar-
dens and Pleasure-Grounds, and. several Fields, Closes or
Parcels of Ground, at Castle Eden, in the Peril-of Castie
County of Durham, 'Containing, in the whole,
171 Acres, or theteaoouts, now in. his.occu period. Also, in
all those several Messuages,. Tenements.. Farninold Lands,
and Gounds„comprising further part of the I'arish of Castle
Eden, now. in the several occupations of Win. Lane, Wm,
Harang, John Spark, T, .Watson, Robert K rpling, •George
Thompson,' ohn Adamson, John Thompson, 'John Oyston,
John Gilniote, Gearge Ord, 'Peter GolightlY, Matthew
Lindlay, and Webster, Wilson, and. Co. containing-together
1580 AcreS, or thereablut, at the yearly Rent of. 13251. 12s.
'flinty Acres of the above PreMises, or thereaboutiire tinder
Lease to Webster, Wilson, and Co. for 2r years,• the zzd
of November 1799, et the yearly Rent of .
The Landlord during the term to keep the Roofs, Main
Walls and Main Timbers of that part oldie Premises risen as a
Manufadory, with the'HouseS and Buildings thereto, belong-
ing, id repair, and expending in additional Works during the
above Lease icroOl. of whien only z- 01. has• been laid out.
The Tenants have liberty to determine the Lease upon giving
six. Months Notice. ,

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Also in several Cottages or Dwelling Houses, comprising
the rest of the Parish ol_.Castle Eden. The Wood will be
sold with the Laud.

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The above .Estate payt an annual Stipend to the Curate of
Castle Eden of 42.1. 45. andis stihjed.to Corn Tythe.
The respective Tenants will, chew the Estate • and fur-
ther Particulars inay-be had by application to Mr. T. Craw.
hall, at CI.: ..I' xchange‘ Bank, or to Mr. ioseph Bainbridge.
Solicitor, both at Newcastle-tipon-Tyne ; or to Mr. Wrn.
Atkinson, Solicitor; Chancery-lane, London.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the

CITY of LONDON.

czNrt.srazN,
T_TAVING bad the honour of beifig returned by
you, as your Representative, in three successive Par-
'Laments, allow me to solicit the continuance of your favour
and support to replace me (in the event of a Dissolution) in
that most important and honourable situation.—My Consti-
tutional P rincipies have been repeatedly declared,. and, I trust,
upon every occasion where it has been required, as zealously
maintained ; qty attention to the rights kid privileges of my
Fellow. Citizens has been unremitted, and the general interest
of the opulent and commercial City of London assiduously
supported.—Trusting that the experiefice of my past conduct
y,ill be the best pledge of the future, I remain;

Gentlemen,

With the greatest respe& and gratitude, .
Your obedient and faithful humble'Servant,
WILLIAM CURTIS.

013. South Sea House, O&. 16, 1806.

TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
• of the CQUNTY,pf DORSET.

GENTIAMEN,
being. intimated to me that Mr. Browne intend.;
A. to decline offering himself for the County, I an! encou-
raged by the flattering ppinion and urgent. advice of many
estimable Friends to offer myself to your dotice as a Candi-
dafe for of. being 'one of your Representatives in
tie next 'Parliament. Should you. be induced to place •s•
high a degree'of confidence in roe, 1 beg most earnestly to
assure you, that you may rely on nay most zealous attention
and'Utinost exertion to promote your local Interests, as well
as support our dearest Rights and Liberties on the most con-
stitutional Principles.
• I have the Honour to be, with the utmost Respea,

Your most obedient and devoted humble Servant,
E. B. PORTMAN.

tryanston, Oaober 20, 0306.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ,PRE EMEN
of the CITY of ROCHESTER.

cENTLEMEI.,
THE Friends of • Sir. Sidney Smith - having 4e7
-L: dared their intention of withdrawing him from the
Honour of ollering himself to-represent you in Parliament- at
the ensuing General Election, I take the liberty_efgresenting
Ittystir to yd.:, in 'compliance with the wishes of a numerous
and most respeaable Body of Freemen of 'your City, on that
Fecasiona Candidite for your Saltines; and I trust and hope
1 come so you with some_ Lair-pretensions to the honour. of
yOUi Confidence and Support.

1 carrot help expressin;; how •proud I feel at the flattering
marks of A ttention.which have already been strewn. me and
you may rely that such proofs of your Approbation do not
jail to rise the liveliest emotions.of Gratitude. -

I have the Honour to be, ,
With' the highest regard,

Gentlemen,

YoUr most cbcdient and faithful humble Servant,
TI.IOS. B. THOMPSON.

:7,ornerset Place, (?ft. z 3, ,366

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS

IZMBQUIENTED by the most generous and un
solicited offers of Support from a very considerable
?lumber of the Most ResPeelable and Independent Eh:dors of
this florough, we presume to ple4ent purselves as Candidates
at. the ensuing General Election ; we therefore take the
li-
bertyrof most earnestly requesting the 'Votes and Interest of
all those Ele4lor's %Vho arc anxious to maintain_,the
p:ndence and support-the Righjs of the ancieriiand:e.xtensiVe
140 rough of Great Yarmouth. If we should Cc so 'fortunate
io succeed in this grand objet of our amb:tion,.we, pledge
ourselves to use our ut.r.ost endeavours to maintain, undi.
min4hed,.its I(.4itts, it 4 Consequence, and Prosperity.
EDWARD HA RBORD,
, . „STEPHEN.L.USHINGION.
Great Yarmouth,:o6u.23,lBos.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, ,and FREE.
HOLDERS of-the COUNTY of YORK.

-pa NCOIJRAGED by the most. flattering Promises
of Support from a very numerous body of 'Freeholders,
I taketlic liberty of informing you, that it is my. intention,
nn the apprpaching Dissolution of Parliament, to offer my.
self a Candidate to repoesent the County of York, -
Permit me to solicit the favour of your Support•on -the day
of Noraination, and your Votes and ;merest oat that of
E-- , , •

have the Honour to,be,

GENTLEMEN,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
WALTER FAWAES.

Farn4ey liail, ca. ts, Ro6