The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-13 00:00:00

VAUXHALL. •
Under fite Patronage of .His Royal Highness the Patxci of
WALES.
TO-MORROW EVENING, JULY 14, 1802,
WILL 'BE

A GALA,
AND GRAND DISPLAY Or
• FIRE_WORKS.

Admission Three Shillings.—Doors- to be open. at Seven,
iLild the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock.

•
VrCTORY OF 'SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY.
. , LYCEJJM. . .
NOW OPEN,
THE EXHIBITION of an extensive HISTO-
RICAL. PICTURE, painted by ROBERT KER
PORTER, executed upon the same grand scale as the
Storming of Seringapatam and the Siege of Acre, and corn-
Prehending, at one view, the most striking and interesting
Points of contest between the English a d French Forces, on
ihe memorable :Ist of March, 'Sol, at the

BATTLE OF A-LEXANDRIA.
Descriptive Sketches to be had at the. Place of Exhibition,'
'Which will be opener'ery day, -from Nine o'Cloot till dusk.

Admittance One Shilling

PROPOSALS fer LIGHTING the. TOWN of COL-

CHESTER.
NPTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL
MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS appointed
in and by an Ad ilassed in the 21st year of His present Ma-
jesty,. for LIGHTING the TOWN of COLCHESTER,
andfur other purposes, will be holden at the-Moot-Hall in
Colchester aforesaid, on Thursday the 12th Day •of August
rtext, at Eleven o' C lock in the Forenoon, tor tfte purpose of
receiving Proposals for Lighting the said Town for the Term
!,5,f Sci Years from the isth of September next.; to light 250
-Lamps with Common Burners; or 160 Lamps with Sme-
nurst's Patent Burners; for .170 . N ights, from the 15th of
September to the 15th of -August in every vear, and the
Ps to bunt upon an average Ten "Hours and an Half each
—All Persons, therefore,desirQus, of entering into such a
1-'ontrad, are requested to. send their Proposals to my Office
!II or before the 90 Day of August next, in order that the
7rne May be laid before the above Meeting of the Commis-
I.Loners.

W. MASON, Town-Clerk.
...._Colchoster, July To, 1802.

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ANTS A SITUATION, to Travel with a
ti,. Lady'or Gentleman foe three or four months, a Man
~.:gtY-five years of age. Unexceptionable-reference as to c ha-
.cler will be givea A, Line adlressed to A. B. at Mr.' An-
nersonts, Grocer, Castle-street Leicester-fields, will be duly
attemd i
,„__ cc to. ,

ROYAL HOTEL;_ •
Late Rossnnore House, Kildare-street, Dublin.
THOMAS LEECH respettfully acquaints the
Nobility and Gentry, he has fitted up tine above Pre-
ises as an Hotel,, in the most splendid style, for the recep-
b(-31of 1 amilies, with their Retinue, however numerous.
Leech begs to observe, the most minute attention has been
Paid to the general arrangements, with a view to form a most
Specious and complete. Establishment for the elegant accom-
Inodation of Families of Rank and their attendants. ,

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
THE NOBILITY, GEN TRY,'and PUBLIC in
general, arc respedfully.informed,.j. BURG ESS and
son's GEN U 1N E. ESSENCE of
to be prepared by them in the same manner that has give',
&-‘44,luuniversal approbation for many.years past.
fulT"e long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
iy confirmed in-the opinion of the Country-at'la'rge, and of
Persons resulent in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation .it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other
rich Sauces for Fish, •S c. induces tliem, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing,. to caution Families, &c. in
purchasing the same, as none is to „be had of their Genuine,
ut at ;heir Warehouse as under.
Everkother Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality.
the Merchant!, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
'He Army and Nave', -Supplied upon the snortest notice for
the East
.and West 'lndies, ek,c-
k_e For the convenience of Families in Scotland, rig),
eve appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
4aeir stile Agents for Fish Sauces.
arehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,, ,
• Strand, London.

- BE LETT, for Three Lives, with Covenant for per-
petual Renewal,
HAT capital Concern in the TOven of Clonmell,
s. Ireland,. whereon Itood' the Flour Mills 'and Corn
bi,`",,es belonging to Richard SparrOw, and -lately consumed
wi,Vre• There are four Milt Sites 'unceasingly supplied
‘" Water by the River Suir, and about twenty-two thou
fand square feet of G round.
Previous to the burning, the Concerns were allowed to-be
:he most extensive and best situate (for the Business carried
caa
..,
therein) of any in the United K. ingdom, Proofs of which
t 4 be given by the. Proprietor, to any Person inclined to,
.(:orrie Tenant. -....
o.9nods can be put direa from the Premises into Boats that.
?,,v,eY them to Waterford, or,Carrick, for Shipping.
‘4onniell is situate about ten miles from the Tide Water,
ties Midst of one of the most fertile and first Corn Coun-
in Ireland, where Building is dune on very reasonable
erins.
Persons inclined to embark in so extensive an Undertaking,
.:111, meet with liberal encouragement and 'information, by
Ping to Richard Sparrow; Oakland, Clonmell, Ireland.

_
41Y Virtue of a Decree of. the High Cauit of Admiralty of
To BE Englanci.
SOLD BY AUCTION, PEREMPTORILY AND
At. thepoipia.inWlTHOUT RESERVE,Titern, on the- Qua at Falmouh, on
-rnu.lx,4Y. the 20th Day of July 1802,y, by-Eleven 01tC101,1
tiu:'etite F_oenoon, on such Conditions as shall then be pro-
PRTY-NINE HOGSHEADS JAMES RIVER
. , TOBACCO. .. ,
guTor Sam. ples,.Catalogues, and further information, apply
natecij SAMUEL PE LL EW, Co;nrnissicmer
............._ ul 6
y , 1g32., ' at Falinouth.

_
ctoucEsTERsHIRE.
To r:sol..1) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
The MANOR.of PAINSWICK,
A'
frtyly Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud,
froth Cheltenham, and from Bristol, consisting .of the
MANOR of PA I N SW I CK, extending over'Several- thousand
Acres of Land,. with Fines, Chief-Rents,
,Quit-Rents, and
elPriotS, issumg out of nearly 3co different Copyhold Tene.:
rilents, which, with the Tolls of the Market,' is a most de-
strable purchase for- any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca-
Ptal Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Carden
and Pleasure C:ound, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, :Pas.-
K°use, _with Nre and Wood Land, 'lying compaEt, and surrounding the
twoiingrovable and valuable Streams of Water
tinning-through and uniting in the same, very convenient for
ealt?g Mills foi the use of the Manufaclory 'carried on in
neighbourood.' -And also 38r Acres of InclosedWood-
t,ands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach,
,Oak, and-Ash
!-urees, lying within the .Manor.- • The whole capable of very
tat improvement; both. for Pleasure and ptofit, and may be
tasonaniy estimated at upwards of 7001. per annum.;
IvP:inted Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr.
Mr Bells, of Painswick, who will phew the Premises ; of
1;• SaunderS, Attorney, Stroud ; of Messrs. T. and W.
"rill. Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn;• and G. Messrs: Hodskin-
cand Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arvdel-street, London,
wherelv a Plan of the Estate may he seen. •
140 •rs•
g A
lf gr
reeat I)aertd of the Purchase Money may remain on
r%ae
,quq. •