The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-21 00:00:00

FR',MLEY WekSTE:

By Order of the Commissioners, under the Inclosure
TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION,

On Morday,•the i ith Da7 Tatitiary, 18ez, at the White
lia t loiiy Krimley, in the County of Surrey;
BV' Messi. liODSKINSON and Cu.
.• • - •lii SIX Lots; • . •
QEV ER AI; Id'ARCELS. of.. LAND within the
-HirnIerofFKINTLEY; part of the Land- running tip tb
' the t Ol,ien Fainier, .and lying between the Turnpike Road,
ICadings to Farnham, and the Public Reaa leading from Fritn-
ley tp. Cobita n, containing igo Acres or thereabouts, to bb
Sold in Two Lots, The residue of the Ground', bordering
of Pintaight, and lying pat on ti.c NQI th, and
part on the South tide..-of,:tlle FaMngStokeCanat, with free
Cconi,ntunicatiOn therewith, and. adjoining the Road leading
from Frlniley to Guiltitlnid,', containing in the Whole 321
Acres, or thereabouts, w be Sold in Four Lots.
• rinted Particulars may be had of Mr. Small piece, Stoke
Guildford, Surveyor,; at Mr. MoLnford',
Cjrevilte-
street, Hation-serderi; Surveyor ; Messrs. Hans6n and Birch.;
Chancery-lane, SolicitorS ;at the King's Arms, Bashot.;
the Bush,. Farnhatn ; at Mr., Guest, the White Hart,. Frim-
ley, who will shew•tlio Preinises'• and at Messr4....iiodslei n-
son and Co. Arundel-,street, London, where a S.tetch attic
aii6tments may be seen'.

A FREEHOLD tobe,SOl,b PRIV ATE C.ONTRACT,
• And may be ente:ed uponimmediately,
PRAT yet.y.eompaa ESTATEcalled H.ILS"FON,
situate in the Parishes of St. Maughan's and
.I,4ngat-
tock Yibouavel, six miles. West of Monmouth, adjoining a
Turnpike Rottd,-COnsisting o4'i3e, Acres of Arable, ea?ture,
Nlgidow; and 'Woodland, with five Cottagei, eonventetitly
lilacecton the borders thereof, lett to Tenants at Will.
,Hilsten is an ancient Family Rcsidence, dry and airy, corn:.
mantling an agreeable prospect of the adjacent Catiiitry ; 1•1 s
good stone for building, paving; and slating ; also liine-ston•
of an -elteel/entiuttlity for triajw re..
The Wo9ds are agreeably dispened, and .well stOcked..The
whole capable, at a very moderate eipence, of grat

provcinent.
•A!;o may e;.llad,, nearly adjoining', a. small Farm called
.cOX.I'ON, copt4iphlg..lz. ASM gf A tahle,...Pastuca.
.Woodiand, in and one other small F•in cilltd BLACK MOOR;
containing_ h 63 Acres of.ric AleadoW Land, on the banks of
tije M Kiver onow.• . , . • .
I' Luther Particulars may be known; by -4r,p1,,-ing to Mess.
Hodskilison grid Co. N 0.35, Arundel-strit, 'London:. Mr:
E nibry, near Monmouthi will sbew•the prernite.. . .

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NAVAL O
and MILITARY FFICEItS, CAPTAINtS
of SI-II PAS, aild Others en aged ill loin; Nivyages ; as
as to Persons of Bilibus haaiis; and those of Sedentary
Lives., are now recommended
TLT ALL AM's justly celebrated. ANTIBILIOTIS
LAXATIVE PILLS; so uriiversailV esf6eii,ied as ail.
inirriedf.ate-and efreatial ReMedy for all or 0 bstrut...
tion•of the Stomach and Bowels,
Bile; Sickness .at. Stomach; Dkteiition,
Indigestion; Bilious or Sick Head-delis; iii or col icky Paint
Flatulency, habitual CotiVeness, ,Of the I ntestnies ;
And are particularly adapted to the Cure. and Prevention of
THE JAUNDICE OR PILES.
The invariable success of this olegant .Preparation; added
to its sate; agreeable; .and certaiu,operation, has already ta;--
quired it a degree of celebrity t?id confidence that nothing.
short of 'real merit could poSsibly obtain: Throligh the
United Kingdoriis, on the continent, at St: Helena, and the
British Settfe-ments in the East, it has hech found adinitably
serviceable as a preventative of those' severe liver complaints
which generally arise from obstrud ion in the biliary. . passages,
and which so freqtrntly prove fatal in hot cliruates.
A. single dose wilt generally he found the best recorninen_
dation, as it will invariably procure it the future esteem :al:
confidence of the patient, as rriany of the, first personages id
this kingdom can testify ; who hale frequently asserted that
they never would ;n future be Without a Supply.
One Pill ,only,, taken at bed time.„ as, ocdasion.maY icet
tgenerarly be found a subecient close; reeiring no atten-
tion to diet or cow; being perfeelly sate at every segbir ; and
having been givcn with :Angularly good cited dining preg-:
nanCv,- they may be Safely consitktnd the best. and easiest
.ternedy ever 3et-discovercd for, persons of bilious anti costive
habits 9 and.those of sedentary lives: vvhete a suffaient ustiioti
of the bowels, is not kept up, and eraties. retained in
.thein.
testinal canal Ste producing,frcquent head-aCbs, languoi, las.;
situde, sense of oppression, giddiness, tee.
The -•vorst cases, ofbirioa ikad-achs are, certainly
and speedily removed by a single doss, which desirable etll-ct
is -produced id a Muth ilibiter tithe than could be credited.
but from, expericnee.. , .
P'ur'chasers are req-des to observe; the sigfrature of Ed:.
ward hallard, in his hand-Writin;;, appears
,oat cite Libel
covering ePeti box •, all not so sigind are connterteit, and de.:
void ot Tile genuine sold, wholesale and retail
by B. Shaw. '4c •,,sr., Borough, Lonann kytail; by hit- app
poilitmeid;* by EAN.Ler find U fasgoW ,and Idinburgs
Shae; and C 0.., Philaclaphia; Bull, No: 79; Varne...street:
Dublin ; joists and Co.'s Store, Kini-ston, timeica r and by
all reputable Medicine. Venders in T. OWn. and Country,- in
bates of 2s. 9d'. 44511 ss, SCi• cat:,; I) vty in6ucted,

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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dee. 19.

St. James's, Dec. s 6, 'Sol.

This day Monsieur Otto, Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from the French Republic, had a private au-
dience of His Majesty, to deliver his Credentials.
To which he was introduced by the Right Hon.
lord Hawke;,bury, His Majesty's Principal Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conduted by
Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of the Cere-
monies.

St. James's, Dec. 17,1801.

This clay His. Excellency the.. Coun- de 'Woron-
zow, Ambas,,ador Extraordinary and Plenipoten.
tiary from His Imperial. Majesty of All the Rus-
sias, had a private_ audience of Her Majesty ;
As had also-Monsieur Otto, Minister Plenipo-
tenciary.from the French RRepublic.:;

.To which they were introduced by the Earl of
Morton, Lord Chamberlain to ller -Majesty, and
conduCied by the Master of the Ceremonies.,

Whitehall; Dec. 16, apt.

The King was this day pleased to confer 'the
Honour of Knighthood on Richard Ford, Esq.
Chief Magistrate of the POlice.
117h;tehal I, Dec. 17, 18or.

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...Her ,Majesty has been pleased to appoint Sir
Francis Mihnan, Bart. (Physician Extraordinary to
-the King), to.be one of Her Majesty's Physicians
irriOrdinary.

Ordnance-Office, Dec. tB, 18cot,
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
.first Lieutenant Thomas B. P. Hardy to be Captain-Lieu-
tenant,-vice Raitt, deceased. Dated Oct. 15, 1801.
Second Lieutenant Ge,n-ge Harben to be First Lieutenant,
vice Hardy, promoted. Dated Dec. 2, 1801.
, _ , Corps of Rojal Engineers.
Second Lientendont Writ Douglas to be First _Lieutenant,
vic'Coilins, deceased. Dated Oet. 3, doz.

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War-Office, De.c. ig, 'Sot.
"Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Wm. Dodsley Flamstead, Gent.
to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lambert, prombted in the
- -Bist foot.
.Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons' Lieutenant John -Baum-
gardt, from the gist Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rochfort,
Who exchanges.
tith Ditto, Cornet' Thomas Jenkins to he Lieutenant, by
purchase.
25th Ditto, Surgeon Veitch, from the Reay Fencibles,
to be Assisnint-Surgeon, vice Leslie; deceaSed.
gth Regiment of Foot,. Ensign Robert Macpherson, from:the
6ist foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice White, pro-
moted:
15th Ditto, Samuel Drayton, Gent. to be. Ensign, by pur-
- chase, vice Ensor, who retires. '
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•ZISt Ditto, Second Lieutenant Frarinis Lamont to be' First
Lieutenant. •
46th Ditto, Robert Buchan, Gent. to be Ensign, by pin
-
chase, vice Mac Mahon, removed to the 67th Foot.
both Ditto, Captain John Lennox to he Major, vice Johnson,
deceased. ' •
Lieutenant Wrri: Goacllad to be captain, by purchase, yice
Blackwell, I.rnovect to the 41st loot. •
Lieutenant Augustus Warburton, tram the 4th Foot, to be
Captain, by purchase, vice De Lanecy, who retires.
• 6zd Regiiitent of Foot:
To be Captains, without purchase—Captain"- Lieu tenant
John liuckworth. Captain-Lieutenant Williarn•Logan.
Lieutenant John Schenk-ie. Lieutenant NVi,iter A.:l3unit.
To be Captain-Lieutenants—Lieutenant Eyre Smith, vice
Buckworth. Lieutenant Ricnkrci. koikes, ',Lee Logan,
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign,
Lord, vice Sehectie. • Ensign L. G. Cowell,- vice Burke:
- Ensign Henry Macnarnara' vice Smith. Ensign- Richard
. Andrews, vice folkes. EnstAn Win. fohnson. Ensign
George Hoekings. Ensign sines' O'Brien.
-gist Ditto, Lieutenant R. Rechlort, from the Sth Light
Dragoons, to • be Lieutenant, vice .f3atirgartit, who ex-
changes. '
4th West India Regiment, Lieutenant Jonathan Yates, from
• the loth foot, to be Captain, by-purchase, vice Wheeler,
promoted:

Lgat Xottingham Fencibh Infantry.

Colonel the-Hon. Alexander Hope, from the 14th Foot, to
be Colonel, vice O'Connor, deceased.
Mek,ille Volunteers .

First Lieutenant James Thomson to be Captain, vice John-
ston, promoted.

Pfpnpthn Maurice Poluntecrs.

Captain Paul Treby Treby to be Major.
P?ymptun St. Mavluntars.

Captain John ItfroolFombe to be Major.

MEMORANDLAI.

The ,Exchange between Lieutenant Andersen, of the 4oth
Foot, and Lieutenant M`Andrew, of the 60th Regiment, as
stated in the Gazette of the 2bill September last, has not
taken place.
Ensign Graham, of the 83d Foot, who was superseded in
the Gazette of the 13th October last, is reinstated in his
rank.

Ensign Packington Edgeworth, and Assistant-Surgeon
Henry Lewin, of the 9th Reginient of Foot, are superseded.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the sth Sept. act.
tit/, Regiment of Light Dragam..v,

For Dalton, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase,
vice Hyde, 'who resigns,
Read Albcrt D'Alten, Gent. to be Cornet, Without purchase,
vice H)de, who resigns.