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

PALL-MALL.

TO LETT, a HOUSE or LODGINGS in
Pall-Mall, Genteelly FURNISHED. The Per-
son who at present occupies the Premises, wishing to go
into, the Country, would lett the House, on moderate
Terms, to a respectable Family, who would take care of
the Furniture.
For Particulars, inquire at No. 79,‘ Pall-Mall.

MONTGOMERYSHIRE TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Lots; in the Course of the ensuing Spring,

EVERAL THOUSANDS of Capital OAK
TREES, chiefly adapted to Navy Purposes, and now
g owing inthe Parishes at FORDED, BETTWS, NEW-
TOWN, and ABERHAVESP, in the said County, and
on Lands very convenient for Converting.
The Trees in ford= are within two Miles, and those in
Rett*s and Newtown within five 'Miles of the Mentgia-•
rneryshire Canal, by which the Produce may be conveyed
to a navigable Part •of the Severn, or to the Ellesmere
Canal, and by the same to a commodious Place for the
Chester and Liverpool Markets. The Trues in Aberhavesp,
are distant about ten Miles from the first mentioned Canal,
to which there iiia level good Road, or the Produce of them
may be delivered at Jerwynlas, on the River -Davey, and
there shipped for the dillerent Ports in England or Ire-
land.

Particulars will be advertisedearly in March ; unless the
Trues shall be previously disposed of by Private Contra4t.
Further information on the subject may be had (by Persons
commissioned to treat as Principals) of Mr. Evans, Mor-
vill-Hall, near Bridgnortlx ; or of Mr. Colley, Cefngwifed,
near Newtown. •
January x 9, arm,

IV BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
AVERY good Brick 'and Slated DWELLING.
HOUSE, situated in East Retford, in the County
of Nottingham, and late in the tenure of Lady Amcotts,
deceased. consisting of a Dining-room as, feet 8 inches.by
feet s inches, and 13 feet 9 inches high; -a Drawing-.
room pi feet 2 inches by x 8 feet a inches ; a Breakfast.
tooth t 6 feet by 13 feet, the windows of which are glazed
with plate glass, and .the Rooms fitted up with enriched
cornices and ceilings, statuary marble chimney. pieces, and
niahoileany doors. Also a Store-room, Butler's-pantry,
Houk eeper's.room, and Servants'-hall, with very good
Chambers, and a large DreSsing.room over the same. with
an Attick Story; au exceedingly good Kitchen i 6 feet
high,' Scullery, Cellars, Brew-house, Wash-house, Laun-
dry, and many other convenient Offices; a Court-yard,
twd four-stalled Stables 12' feet 6 inches high, a Double
. Coach-house, with G ranaries and Hay-lofts over the same,
'a Stable-yarti"a Garden of about Two Acres, well stocked
with Fruit Trees, ands small Paddock withm a few yards
of the house.

genteel neighbourhood, in which-are kept a Pact of
,Fot fhoands, and in,t he town a Pac)c of Hare Hounds.
• The person who lives in the House will' aliew the Pre.
vases. - • • , , , .
Vol. Further particulars, eaqt*e of• Mr, Foster, above
the WI, La Lincolu. ..
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CASE F.O/011-1E EAST INDIA COMPANY.
W H LIZ-I IA Ilia Cour t.of Direciors, _or any C oliutUttce •
'ot thei?ird (skiirt, whether clinsidesed as a Committee of.
t hat eent tror. as a' CoMNIITTAF OP P tCri EIOP,S; be
legally autiiitfized to call tbr the liiammAtion of -Persons'
• upon 0011414 s recommended by the Court of Direetnrs
in their Tc:f 'sOlutionOf the zsth of February, ISOO, or
whether,: rtaheivot)inion, any Magistrate iiottldbe jtis:
titied itl adirtinistering the Oath so recommended; and
, gen era lytot4lx ise concerning the legality 'and cited of
' .such prOeNlitig6*-?.
We are opinion, that neither the Court of Direaors,
not arty eb#u-nittet of the said Court; or Committee ur'
Proptietots,, have any legal authority to require, oit -
C v Examination:: of,,Yersons upon Oath, as. recom-
mended by the Reolution Of, the Court of Direelor.; of
the 25th of 'Feb. MX) 'and that no Magistrate will be jus-
admlntstering.such Oaths..
.
Wc theren! o tlfmk the proposed proceedings would be
contrary to Lace.
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W. (ARAN is. •
' I. MANSFIELD:
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