The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-06 00:00:00

PRESTON GUILD.

Preston, April 16, 1802;
• tHIS is -TO GIVE NOTICE,
•
'THAT the GUILD IVIERCHAN 1., for' the
Borough of Preston, in the County' Palatine •of Lan-
caster, will .be opened with the usual- Solemnity, at the
Towi-Hall, in Preston aforesaid, on Monday the Thirtieth
DayofA•ugust next ensuing, being the first Monday after the
feast of the Decollation of St. John the Baptist ; when and
where all persons having, or claimitig:tO have ,any right to
Freedom, or other F ranchises of the same Borough, 'whether
by Ancestry, -Prescription, -or -Purchase, and to appear by
themselves, or Proxies suiiici,Nitly authorised, to claim
and make out their several:. Rights thereto; otherwise they
will,- according to ancient and immemorial usage, forfeit the
same, and.be debarred thereof. • And it is further required,
that, at the time and place aforesaid, all and every person
and persons that have been born since the last Guild Mer-
chant, (and claim a Right to Freedom of the said Borough, by
being the Sons of Freemen of the said preceding Guild) do
and shall produce by themselves or their Proxies, trua and
authentic Certificates of their NauLts, Ages, and Places of.
Abode, the better to make out and'ascertain their said 'Right.
NIC. Mayor.

ARMY AGENCY OFFICE, •
No. at, Buck inghtunL.Ltsc,:t, Strand, London.
/IR; t;O:vil:R.Vlll,7l7 .respeOfully begs
IVA. leave to acquaint his Friends and the At my in general,
that lie has opened an ()Mize. at No. as, Buckingham-street,
where he NE GOCIATES every thin& relative to the PUR-
CHASE, SALE, and EXCHANGE of Commissions, as
also the HA LP-PAY .A GENC Y ; and from his experience
and knowledge of Military.business, he trusts that he will be
able to give satisfadion to such Geiltlemen as may be pleased
to favour hiM with their commands; his terms Will be mode-
rate, and no money required from any Gentleman, until his
business is accomplished.
Personal application, or Letters (post-paid) addressed as
above, will be duly attended to.—Ottice Hours,• tiona Eleven
till Four,

Commissions of almost every rank in the Arpiy ibr
Sale and Exchange, too numerous for insertion.
Wiinted to Purchase an Adjutancy of Militia.
May 5, 1802..,

LORD SANDWICH's VOYAGE ROUND THE
- MEDITERRANEAN.
A Few remaining Copies•nia Voyage performed
Li. by the late EARL of-SANDWICH, round the. Medi-
terranean, in the Years L 738, and 1739 g, WRITTEN BY
HIMSELF ; to which are prefixea, Menioirs of the Noble
Authors Life, bv- form Ci'Joke, M. A Chaplain to his Lord-
ship, and first Chaplain to,Greenwichflospital, elegantly
punted in One Volume,quarto, embellished with a Portrait
of his •Lordship; and illustrated with several Engravings of
Ancient Buildings and Inscriptions, by Byrne, with a Chart
of his Course, Price al. as. in boards; or on tine paper, price
31. 3s. in boards; may be had of T Cadell, jun. and W,
Da vies, Strand.

*** :The. Editor has great satisfation in representing to
the Public, that this Work was of essential service in for-
warding the operations of the British Army. in Egypt, as has
been warmly attested by many General Officers, and others,
who were engaged in the late. Campaign.

TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
At the Hop Pole Inn, in Worcester, on Thursday the 3d Day
of June next, between the Hours of Three and Six in the
Afternoon, sulzjed to Conditions of Sale to be then pni-
duced -

A N Elegant New-ereded VILLA; in the Parish
Ei of IVliittington, in the. County of Worcester, within
two Miles of the City, with the Offices, Coach,house, Stable,
Garden, and Shrubbery neatly laid out, and about three Acres
of ricti Nleadow Land, in high cultivation, part whereof- has
lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees.. The Land and
Premises adjoin the London Turnpike Road; leading from
Worc:ster tp Pershore ; are within a pleasant walk of Wm--
pester, command a delightful View of the adjoining Country,
are !freehold, a desirable spot for a small Family, and were
late the- Property -and Residence of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de.
ceased,.

For other Particulars, apply to Mr.- Bird, College-yard,
Worcester; or Mi. Yeomans, No. 52 and 13, Clements inn,
London.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Angel Inn, Midliurst, on Thursday the 27th Day of
May, 1802, between the Hours of Five and Seven in the
Afternoon, if' not previously disposed of by Private Con-
trael, of which (should it happ'en) Notice will be given ' -
A LL -that Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE;
A. called E LME R's. FARM, in the occupation of Samuel
,raker, tenant at will, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas
next. • •

The Estate lies in the pariih of Woolbeding, within a short
distance at four Markets, Liphook, Midhurst, Petcrstield,
and Haslemere ; and' consists of a good Farm-House, two
Barns, and other suitable Buildings, and of 355 Statute Acres
of Land, (according to a recent admeasurement taken by Mr.
.Barlow, of Midhurst), of which, about tBB are Arabic, Mea-
dOw, and Pasture ; abbut 55 Coppice and Wood-Lind, and
about tn. Common,.but which the Purchaser will have the
power of inclosing without applying.to Parliament.
The Estate abounds with Game, and there ate many beau-
tiful Spots for Buildin. The Timber and Underwood to be
valued.

. .
'!'he Purchaser will have the refusal of a Wood lying near
the Estate, called Older Hill Coppice, containing about 2,7
Acres, at a fair price -; and if he is a Sportsman, he may also
ba accommodated with the use of a neighbouring Manor.
For particulars, inquire of Edward Kent,. k sq. tiollist,
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