The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-14 00:00:00

OCTOBER 9.

. .
ON , 'Wednesday arrived, in Leith Roads the
Wrights, Armcd Ship, having under convoy ..'the
Hamburgh Packet, STEEDMAN,' Johns, fiTITTON
and. George and Nary, MACK, all from Hamburgh.
Last week several Sloops arrived at Oban, fully
loaded with. herrings. The take had been very
successful in - Loch-sceeden, near the Isle of Mull.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
. ,
- The Grand Military Speaacle intended for this
morning- was necessarily postponed on account of
the extreme wetness of the weather.
The Right Hon. 1-lExay DUNDA,S, when at
Aberdeen, having expressed tO'MajOr-General HAY
a desire to see the 'Volunteer Corps of New and
Old Aberdeen, under arms, they, together with the
_Troops in Garrison, were direaed to assemble on
Castle_street, at eight o'clock on TueStiay morning,
froth whence they marched-to the Links, and were
formed in the following order :
Division of the 4th Dragoon Guards, commanded
by Lieut.-col. FANE. , •
Eilith-N. B. Militia, by. Col. Lord DOUGLAS.
Royal Aberdeen 'Light- 1;4-anti-); Volunteers, by
Lieut.-Col: DAUNEY:
Old Town Corps of Volunteers, 'by Major GE-
RARD.
Royal Aberdeen Volunteers, by Lietif.-Colonel
BANNEP.MAN.
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• Four field pieces being placed on the flanks.
The line having formcd, With the greatest pre-
cision waited the arrival of Mr. DUN.
DAS ; and as soon- as he, .with Major-General HAY,
and suite, had taken post in front of the centre, the
whole saluted .by order from theit respeaive Com.:
niancling Officers. Mr. li)UribAs, the General, &c.
then inspeaed the, line, riding along the front and
rear, After• which the firing commenced, and was
kept
.up in a superior ,Stile of corrainess, both by
the field pieces and the musquetry. The line after-s
Svards, marehed past in quick and slow time ; after
whiCh each Corps filed'to its respective parade. •
The' Volunteers, on this oceasion,, even exceeded
their accustomed -alacrity ; for, notwithstanding..
the very short notice which liad been given, • they
never appeared: in greater force under arms. This •
.circumstance could not fail to be highly gratifying
'to the feelings of Mr. DU TtiDAS, as, at the same
time alai it demonstrated the efficient nature of this
kind of force, it evinced the great respe& which
the Volunteer's bore for their original promoter and
patron. The accounts of the Preliminaries of Peace
being signed, which were reCeived just before the
..- Corps went to the field, diffused a general satisfac-
tion. through an immense crowd of spedators who
were present on the,occasion.
On the 27th ult. the. Royal Aberdeen Light In-
fantry Volunteers, commanded by Lieur.-Colonel

DAUNET,. were inspened on the parade in Castle:
street, by the Duke of GORDON, Lord Lieutenant
of Aberdeenshire, when his Grace was' pleased to
expvess his particular approbation of the military
and orderly appearance of this respectable Corps.
A Letter from Aberdeen, of Wednesday's date,
is as follows :

. .
" On the arrival of the Mail Coach yesterday,
with the news of Peace, the bells in this town were ,
seta-ringing, and the great guns at the Battery fired
a royal salute. In the evening, the •whole town
and neighbourhood was brilliantly illuminated.
"On Monday morning the Right
,Hon Henry
Dundas returned to 'town from the North, and yes-
terday. • the Magistrates. gave hint in elegant dinner :
and entertainment in the ToWn - Hall, at which
were present the Right Hon. the Ea-rl of Aberdeen.,
the Right Hon.. Lord- Douglas, together. with many
other Gentlemen of diStin&ion„.ands a number of
the principal inhabitants. The signal.and important
services which this. eminent Statesman has. rendered
•to his native country, and to this part of it in par-
ticular, will long live in the, grateful remembrance
of his countrymen, Who feel proud to pay to him
every mark of attention and regard.
."1-he general joy diffused through all ranks, by
the glorious- news received yesterday, was not :a
little heightened by the presence of this exalted
character, Who, though not' officially officially appearinf, in
the accomplishment of the event; has contributed in
an eminent. degree, by his counsel and abilities, to
Mace this'Cbuntry in a.situation to demand an ho-
nourdble Peace, after the course-'of a long and ex-
pensive War, and to this Country, as fruitful of
victory and conquest as any which our history has
had to 'record."

On Friday night, between seven and eight o'clock,
a servant, maid, returning to Glasgow, from Pol_
lockshaws, was attacked by a-villain upon the road,
who, after beating her in .a brutal manner, and not
finding her, as lie expefied, in possessiofi of any
money, stripped her, of her ~cloak cloak and petticoat.---
While he was in the ad of dOingthis,,a,Gentleman
oming up with a, dog,
-which- answered to the name
of Boston, the fellow leaped over the hedge, but
the dog sprung after him, -andsetting hold of him,
mangled him considerably. .he spewed
strong marks of contrition, and gaye`up the clothes,
which induced the Gentleman to suffer him tb de-
part.' •
•

Robert LOWson; .pr,prietor driver of a cara-
van, or tax-cart,. betty ixt.P,erth and Dundee, has
been fi fled ',in the penalty or. 301. for illegally car.
rying letters.
About a fortnight sinee, 'the following melan-
choly accident wok place at Lamhdean, in .4et4ick.-
shire. , A number of children being at. play. near a
thrashing ma‘cliine, -which,was not working, some
them -set. in .Mbtion. A young girl _who was
amongst them, with a child in her ants, attempted
to place he: ellarge..t.pon
.the wheel, to give it a
ride ; but unhappily failing in 'her ,attempt, the
Child slipt from herarms,'and being caught betwi')a
the start of the machine and the pillar of the build-
ing, was instantly crushed to-death. We trust this
melancholy accident will proye warning to those
who have the charge of children, to prevent them
as much as possible froth approaching those danger-
ous machines. ,

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As a farmer in the parish of Rotiiiemay was
returning home on the zzd, his horse threw him
co' the ground, and dragged-him to some distance,
by which accident he was killed.

COUNTRY NEWS.

PRICE 0
YESTE

F STOCKS,
RDAY.
India Stock
Exchequer Bills 3s. Es.4s.dis.
'New ditto
New S. S. Stock
3 per Cent.• 175
Pniniunt 21 20 21
imper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann.
1 Bank for Op.
India for Op.
Consols for
COURSE OF E.triblA'C;E,

Bank Stock s,hut
Navy 5 per Cent. to.* teoi
sperCer.t.l797, took 994 .too
Irish 5 per Cent. 93}
4.per Cent. Con.' 840
3 pear Cent. Red. 66§ 6i
3 per Cent. Con. 67i
Dittn Scrip
Bank Long, Ann. T 95 13-16 j
Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-16
Ditto Scriil

TUESDAY,
Hamburgh 32 so 2 us.
kltona . 32 II zi us.
Leghorn - 534
Naples - -
Genoa - - 49

CT. !3.

Venice - • 40
Lisbon -68 A
Oporto - - 681
Dublin - - -13 i

OLD-ESTABLISHED TRANEDE in the ROOKSELLING
IJSISS.
n DISPOSED OF, Immediately, or at
Christmas ne,it, the BUSINESS and STOCK IN
TitADE, of a BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, and
whose Health obliges him to relinquish, in one
of the principal Towns in the Kingdom. The Stock is well
assorted; and the Printing .Materials, Binding Presses, awl
Tools. .are nearly as good as new. The situation- is very eli-
gible for the establishment of an extensive Library. •
. For Particulars. inquire, of Mr. joseph- Kerby, Stationer,
oxford-street, London.

Z• •
EST COALS- • 445. per •Chaldron,
,Thirteen
Sacks, or Thirty-nine Bushels, 'measured under the in-
e6tion of Siirorn.Meters, and -delivered to, any part of the
Town, ee of expence, except 'shooting and metage.—The
NEWC STLE COAL COMPANY • retUrrr-their sincere
Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry and Public, forthe liberal
encouragement they have hitherto received, and hope for a
continuance of their future . favours.. The Proprietcrs are
cor.stantly supplied with Coals.of the Brit quality from New-
castle ; and from their.cxtensive conneEtion and for prompt
payment,' enables them to be sold at th.!aboVe reduced price.
Orders received at No. 54, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-
square; No. 195,' Piccadilly, opposite Sackville-street.-' No.
sr, St. Martin's-le-Grand, will be punctually executed:

Durham, June 16, dor.

• SIR, - •
T Feel infinite satisfaaion in having permission to
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your truly invaluable Restorative Nervous Cordial, and'
think it•lvould be doing an injustice to mankind and the pub-
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Mrs. .Shirwood, late housekeeper at Windlestone-Hall,
in the vicinity of .has betn affliOed 'from the year
1792, with a long train of. horrid Nervous Atfeciions, at-
tended with excruciating pains in the back and stomach,
giddiness violent head-ach, and extreme sickness;. in short,
her whole frame was so impaired, that it was -with the
greatest difficulty she could Ns Ilk up or down stairs, and
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she is now upwards of sixty years of age, happily restored
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information, may have every satistadion, by applying either
by letter (post-paid) or personally, to your
Much obliged humble Servant,
• W: A. HENDERSON,
Bookseller, Sadler-street, Durham.
To Dr. BR ODUM, Albion-street, London. •
• The BOTANICAL SYRUP and. NERVOUS COR-
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street, seven doors from the Leverian Museum, Black-
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BRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD AGE,- or Advice to
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A its. Bottle contains equal to five small. ones.

• 'SHROPSHIRE. ' •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Lion.lnn, at NeWport, in the Coitty of Salop,
Ori• Tau RSD4Y, the 39th instant;
In sundry cies,irai3ie and very eligible Lots, •
THE'Vvell.lc!lowri and beaptifift Estate of CHET.
WYNDI, with its Manors and Royalties; plentifar
stocked • and abounding with ,G ante arid Fish ; situated ad*
joining the • Market To•ven of Newport, on the•old Chestel
Road, and distant from Londoh about one hundred and forty'
five mii. , called • '
CHETWYND HALL. , -
The Estate consists of a capital Mansion, with suitable
attached and detached Offices; Garden, Pleasure GroUnclsl
walled. Park, Plan,tations, and several' eligible Farms, aria,
Cottages, free of Land Tax, the greater Part Tithe Free, 04
exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor.
s• :Particulars are npw preparing,. and may be had of the
Printers of the Shnwsbury Chronicle and Chester' Coco,
ant; BirMingharil; Chronicle, LiVerpool ; Phcenix,‘ at
the Staffindshire AdVertiser ; also at the Lion, Newport ;
'Messrs. Strong and Still, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Shawes,
Great Bridge-street, Black Friars; Rainbow Cotfee,hou;sef,
Cornhill'; and of Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall, where a klan
the Estate, as lotted, may be seen,'

SUGNAL HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRIS
AMOSTABLE-FREEHOLD ESTATZ..
called
SUGNAL HALL ;
Delightfully situate in -;./ BE AUTI F U L, FE RTIL I zEw
and SPORTING PART of STA ',FOR DSHIRE,aI. f
abie Distance from the Respecfible MARKET TO S'.
\..:CCLE SHALL, of two Miles ; eight front STOW;, ..2‘r
VIGATION, COALS, and LIME ; nine from ‘:rl-..A."
FORD, NEWPORT, and MARKET DRAYTOr
sistinc, of a SINGULARLY ELEGANT, MOI,',
MAN'SION, with Capital OFFICES of every cieseri,
suited to the. VILLA and _FARM ORNEE ; ex,:ell,o
KITCHEN GARDEN ,walled, and rich:). Cioatib:d.wit3
choice FRUIT 'FREES, HOT-HO-U&E, GREd
ICE-HOUSE ; beautiful PLEASURE GROUND
sed with infinite Taste ; rich PLANTATION, open
umbrageous WALKS, in the MIDST of PARK-Ll''
GROUNDS, of
TWO HUNDRED and.THREE ACP
Embellished with HILL, DALE, WOOD, aa..l • ATEN
adjoining fo a,CAPACIOUS LAKE,
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
ilnVghoasensloi lsvtei
'Dsuesrifraacgeable IttisElShleDeyEeNt°ClE).)toc'rulaithi...-',.',..::
MI LY, producing not only all. tho, COMfORTS,
the LUXURIES- or. LIFE, the whole in the most C_•
and Elegant REPAIR and ORDER, fit Air the -
RESIDENCE ofa FAMILY. .1
The ELEGANT FURNITURE, ,LIVE: andSTOck, may be had at a fair Valuation, and
POssession inay be had.
~A Person attends at the Mansion, who-will spew the
!nisei and particular, ma. bo ha,i in Pall Mall,• w
Plan and Elevation of the House, and Plan of tile
may be seen.

FOR PUBLIC SALE, ‘'
At Smith's Cuffee:-1t0u5f...,. over the Cortt E xchange.7.,on Mot?
day, 101 Oaober, 1801', at One i)'Clocic:prectsely, •
THF .
L 0 WLI..N.G G-0 D
25,000 WHITE and 13 R WN. HAGS. •
tz,090 DOUBLE niad SINGLE MAT TS.
- • • And OTHEk GOODS..
Catalogues,: and further Particulars,:will be timely ec"
vered, by

• • • y, GEORGE. FRENCH,
S,worn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastchcs!

•
VALUABLE SALMON FISIIINGS.ON THEi,

Belonging to the-Duke of Gordon. •
•
To 1:.o Lett for Seiren- Years, from Ist Deeeniber
.1'.1.1-1•E Whole SALMUN FISHING S 17
• !- River, ,and, along Sea Coast adjoining theretO
both sides of the ,River,, -as 'they it,ve -been oceupied
Richardsbn and Co. of Peftn.,. and a riles G„, 0
don of Rossiebin, far these nineteen years past ; and
the Fishings in the River whien.- His Grace has of late ?`"
quiredlrom the family"of Goroonstown.
These' Fishings o.3:rai d more than eight miles along•t!,,
Sea Coast, and about StN. miles ttp the river, with-the e:.;,4;1'
sive privilege of Cruives. . .
Proposals may h.; addressed- to the Duke of Gordon, j
Gordon ;Castle,: by Pochabers, who give diretlions..'l,
chew the boundaries, and to communicate all necessary
formation to intending
N.B. 'The:- Duke
,of Gordan's Salmon . d:
River Lochy, in the Lordship of • Lochaber, andCounti:r
Inverness, are also. to. be lett : the purticulars to be ail
rains mentioned in a future Advertisement.

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. 11'.
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Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is per,l'TS(l,
congenial to the constitution, and many haye retnarket.l fir,
health having been much improved in other. respects iut afte,/
use. Printed DireCtions,,signed by 1)r. Arnold, are rp
with each Box, which will enable ill Persons to cur: I'l
selves without the knowledge of any one. • yolk
Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex ;.
in London by Mr. Axtell, No. f, Finch-lane, Curnhill;von
Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324,14°01 tdi
opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr.. Pidding, at his .;11/
Medicine Warehouse, No. 76, Oxford-streot, oppoiitc
Pantheon. •
Sold also by the following Booksellers ; Hazard,
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Peek, York ; Brown Kull ; :Humble, Newcastle,;.,;y4s,'"
Cambridge; Slater, own,
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Price zs. gii. and ss. scl a Box, Duty include,4;,oos,
Where Mai' be had, Arnola's Nervous Restorative J?"