The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-23 00:00:00

THURSDAY, juLY: 2' 1801.

LEWES and BRIGHTON MAIL-CART ROBBERY.
WHEREAS the above Mail was early in the
Morning of the loth inst. stopped by two Footpads,
about tworniles from East-Grinstead, and the Bags, con-
taining Letters -from Steyning, Shoreham; -Brighton, and
Lewes, were carried away, in which were contained the fol-
lowing NOTES and RI LLS ; Payment of which are stopped ;
therefore, i f any of them should be presented for Payment,
or attempted to be negotiated by any Person or Persons, it is
tetpiested they may be detained, and information thereof
given immediately to Mr. Stephen Barber, Freeman's-court,
Cornhill, London. A Reward of TWO HUNDRED
POUNDS will be given for the Whole, or in proportion for
any ran thereof, by applying as above.

Russel and Co. Maidstone Bank.
Five Guinea Note. 10,728.
Ten Pound Notes. Y3;270, `B 3616..

• Messrs. Hxydon and Co. Guildford Bank.
Ten Pound Note. 4711.
Five Guinea Notes. 5744, 5079, 6862. •
Sparkes and Co. Guildfbrd.
Ten Pound Note. 3939.
Five Guinea Note, 1721.

Grant and Co. Portsmonth Bank.
Five Guinea Note. V 896.
Ten Pound Notes. 7246, tog.
Griffith and Co. Portsmouth and Hampshire Bank.
Five Guinea Notes. 4543, 5070.
Ten Pounu Notes. 9676, 9950, 1056, ts r A.

Bushby and Co. Arundel Bank.
Five Pound Notes. L 301, O 1105, R 1033, R 1049,
R zoso,_ E 1667, N 2447, K 2457, H 2458, H 2459,
S 518, T T 1923.
Ten ound notes. U tgo6, Q 1574, T 1375..
Curties and Co. Rye 'lank-. ,
'rive Pound Note. 2355.
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Ten Pound Notes. 2579, 2403.
Thompson, Westerham Bank.

7-64, 246.

Day and Co. Rochester Bank.
Five Pound Note. C 1742.
Dyne and Co. Town-Mailing Bank.
Qne Guinea Note. 5100.

Boston Bank.
Five Guinea Note. 53•
Diggens and Co. ,Chichester and Sussex Bank.
Five Pound Notes. 53, W 55•

Bassett and Co. Newport Bank.
Ten Pound Notes.. 562 r, 7283. ,
LS. .

'.whom payable.
Ilichell
Whichelo
- Ellis
:ineux

When due.
Demand - -
Ditto,- - -
Ditto - - -

Sum:
9.6

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_ 28 0 9
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gO 4 6
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14 8
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- 20 0 0
20 d 0

ICampbell - - -
Whitfield and Co. -
Worsop - - - -
Richard6on - - -
Heywood - -
Coppard - -
Hall - - - -
King
Bull. •
Gregory - - - -
Myself - - -.-
Palmer - - -
Pratt - - - -
Dryden - - - -
Allen - - 4
Williams - - -
Burtenshaw - - -
No. 35,496„ Goadby
Kenmore - - - -
Penfold - - -'• -
Ow,ens - - - -
Rice - - - - -
'Bearer - - -
Ditto - - - -
Wigncy and C 0..- -
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Pue

Aug. 2 - - -
Aug. 9 - - - -
Aug. - - - -
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Aug'. 2t - - -
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Dernapd - - - -
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Ditto
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Ditto
'Ditto - - -
)itto
July zz - - - -
Detnauci - - -
7 Days Sight - -
A 7 tiTY6S Sight
:
Aug. 15 - - -
Due

0 0

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Ditto
Ditto
Ditto

Ditto
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july - - - -

0 0

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5 18 0
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DEAR SIR, Newport, July 8, tßot.
THE OFFICERS of the VOLUNTEER CORPS
of the ISLE of WIGHT, at a Meeting in Newport, on
the Bth inst. convened -for the purpose of considering liow
they inigpt.hest express their regret' at your• departure from
this Country,. and take:their leave of you in'the manner the
mott congetro to ;he sentiments they entertain• for you, have
unanimously authOrized and -directed me, 'in their name; to
declare to you the deep sense with which they are imtvessecl,
by a contemplation ot your meritorious condu4.durins ypur
command here; your unceasing vigilance and activity in fro-
viding for the defence,and security of this Island; and, among
other circumstances important to that effl;6l, your adtriirable
instructions, and indefatigable- attention 'to their. formation
and discipline, and for winch they are grateful and,senSible
in proportion to their earnest desire of being made really ser,
viceable to that defence, They charge me to assure you,
that they Shall ever retain the most 'lively remembrance of
your Comfriaticlin this Country, and of the advantages they
feel themselves to have derived from. your- example and in-
.strudions ; and that they wilLmake every effort to keep con-
stantly in !view yyur Rules apttliessons m•the course of their
Military Duty, being. firmly persuaded that such a remem-:
brance will be the most acceptable to you, as it will be of the
most service to the Island, which has been so long and so
happily the objeCt,Of your care..
The Officers, in taking leave of you now,scan- •
not omit to assure you, that, their anxious hopes and wishes
for-your welfare and happiness will constantly attend you,
wherever you, may be called by the Service of your Country.
I have a very particular satisfadion in being employed to
convey to you-these sentiments of esteem and resped •frons
my. Brother Officers, both from my-conviction of your being
most deserved.,lyentitledto them, and from my personal re-
gard and affeetion for you.
I have the Honour to be, - ,
'Dear Sir,
Your most afteetionate humble Servant,
,
(Signed) M. G. 13ISSET, •
Major Commandant Volunteer
Major-Geperal DON. • Cavalry. • .

ant, Newport, July 9, 'Sot.
The unanimous sentiments Of the Volunteer Corps in this
Island, conveyed to me in your I..etter, are,so very flattering,
that I cannot attempt to express how highly, I 'value so dis-
tinguisheci•and honourable a testimony of their approbation
and esteem.
When I took the Command of this Island, I soon found it
only requisite to point out to the Volunteer Corps the necese
city of their being trained to Arms, as the means of enabling
them•to ad in the defence of their King and Country : their
zeal andnoble spirit prompted them to bestow that unremit-
ting attention which soon brought them to a degree perfec-
tion in discipline, and the field. movements 'of .Troops, as
procured them the strongest approbation from His Royal
Highness the Commander in Chief, when he did them the
honour to review them in Oaober last. They may, there-
fore, justly attribute their present Military Acquiretne;lts to
their own loyal anclpatriotre zeal.
In leaving this Command, I feel much consolation from
Miajor-General Hewitt, my successo,r, being considered one
of the best Officers in His IV,Nitsty's Service, on Whoin con-
sequently the Volunteer Cirryps niay at all times rely, :and in
theevent of an Attack-, repose entire eonfidence.
I entreat you to assure thg Officers of the Volunteer Corps
of my grateful remembrance of their, publiC and_private atten-
titin to me, and that I shall ever be iriot firmly attached to
them, and eager at all times to promote .their prosperity and
wel fare.
Accept, Sir, my warmest acknowledgments, for the friendly
manner in which you have been so good as to express your-,
self towards me, and be assured I shall ever remain,
With the highest regard,.
And most perfea esteem,
Dear Sir, &c. &c. - • • .
Major B (Signed) • GEM.GE DON,
Comenandi4.Volunteer
4ajor-04ingral.
Cavalry of the 10e 01

Children and Co. Tunbridge Bank •
Five Guinea Notes. B i 969, B 2926, B 505, 'B 244,
B 1243.
Ten Pound Notes. 2993, B 653, B 31'76, 13 25 ti, B 3355,
B 312 c, B 3256, r B 2655, B 2640, B 1346, 'l3 157.5,
B 1554, B 3344, 13 2669,

[PRICE SIX PENCE:

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IIYTICE OFOR.T)N.4NCE,. . .
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tfistAtiniter, Yubr,l4, IEOI,' -
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IHE • PRINCIPAt op:FicEs -of 14, MA.:
YESPi's ORDNANCE do be;eby lye notice, !bat PRO-
POSAL., will 'be received Kt their' 0 ce,, in St. 31argaret;
atria, IV,lminster, on or .before the tit o r.bigii4: nc;tt, from stick
Personaas may: be willing to undertake' tJe Perforsnance of the
• ERICA...LAY ERS' avid PLA,ISTERERS' WORZ,
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for.tbeZervlie of this Office, at Waithazir AO6, upon a Contra:7
for One Year.

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The Terms and Cionditions of the nntrii may hi seen zepon.ap.,7 .
plieation at the 04iea of the Secretary to the Board, in St. Marv.:
7-et-street, I,fl;stminster.
The Proposals sealed up and markid oi,:the outside," Proposal
for the Perfirntauce of the Brkkkvers' and Plaistercrs' Work at
Walthans Abbey," may he delivered at the Office in the course of
the Ist if August next, after 2yhjek,!7one will he admitted. •
• ', By Order 7j the Board, , • •
R. cRETV,Sec.

OFFICE far' LICENSING HAWKERS, PEDLARS,
•Scizteri.tt Place, 14th Yuy, 18oX.
LICE ~'SES jar HAII'I~ERS and PEDLARS.

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LT. I S MAIESTri• COMMISSIONERS : joi:
:LA M
I, ..vra,zirg the ...Drain. 'ort /114.4,1riirs • Pedlars, Petty Chap:
Me'l4 • . da Atereg give liromine,4that -ibrre-orrni Forst Lieeneetfr
.icregthle. e- Direeitons of an Rd parsed in the Twenty-ninth ;
iendlittfo 4,1 21H pasted in the Thirty-Afth liars Of the Reign of
6s,
His itl,sent. 247ajesty, intituled, " An. A& to amend an Ael,
rnieedit the Twentyninth Year ~..f. the Reigrtof His present
Majesty, .for the better Regulation .of Hawkers, Pedlars, and
Petty Chapmen, and for- repe4ling so tlttleh of the said ACI
as restrains them from Selling Goods,-':Wares, or or Merehan7
dine, within a' certain distance froin an,y , City or Market
l'own," will. heready to he delivered at ibis Office, on.. 1140. N,
Del 4.',' the sorb dayof yu(y instant,' and 6y the SialltycirS in thf
Country On.the same day.. - . .

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Duty on a Three Horse Licence 16
Two Horse ditto - 1z o o
One Horse .ditto - 0 o
Foot ditto - 4 o o
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N, B. Several Persons have lately been fount trading Without
' Licences, and convicted.; :Gibers have been detet7ed illegal 4
tratilng with •Two and Three florsei:,;with mot a One Horse
Licence. 411 Hawkers 'are Halle to a Penal!), of Ten Pounds;
unless. the Words " LICENCED HAWKER," with the Number
of their Licence, Name, &c. be Written, painted, or Drift:id ::p9n
the most conspicuOns part of ever t Pad, Box, Tag, Trzenki
Caser., Cart; or Wagon, or Other Ve hic4 orConveyance, in which.
he di!. she shall carry his or bei-Gc!7dr; Wares, and Itilerchandicsi
and eve .;,:y Rocinvand Sh. 9 ; and Phcwire upon every Hand
Bill, or. Adverr.isement., '
Bj o;der of the Commissioners,