The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-30 00:00:00

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND ottvirlltEtr, . . .
A SEAT in the EAST-INDIA DIRECTION,:
having become Vacant by the Death of your late most'
respe6table Diredor, Mr. HUNTER, I avail myself of the!
earliest moment to .stand forward as • a Candidate to succeed
to it, and humbly to renew my solicitations for ihe honour
of your support._
If your kindness and partiality should raise me to the Si.:
tuation, to which my ambition is directed, permit me to ex-
press the hope, that my conduti may evince my gratitude, and
prpve rue not unworthy your confidence.
I have tiie Honour to be, with great ReSpea,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Your most obedient and devoted Servant,
WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON.
Altiermanbury, Deg. 23, 180 z.

N. B. Mr. JACKSON'S Committee sit every Day, at thO
King's Head Tavern, Poultry,. (Sundays (excepted )

to the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
• LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
IHAVE already stated to you the grounds upon
which I presume to solicit your Votes to be chosen a
S'iseetor on the present Vacancy. I.have now The pica.sum
to add, that my reception among the Proprietors has been
such as to give me the most flattering hopes of success.—
Permit me to return my warmest Thanks for thit favour-
able reception ; and to assure you, that if you should
place me in-so important a Situation, I shall chew my sense
of your kindness, by devoting to your Service. my whole indus-
try and time, which shall be able to do the tnore complete-,
ly because I am wholly disengaged from any other Rosiness,
either or private, which might divert my- attention
from your Affairs.
I have the Honour tb be; with the greatest respell,
Ladies and Gentlemen, .
Your most Obedient and faithful Humble Servant,
Gower.street, z2th Dec. XVI LLI A.M MACK' NTOSH.
18oz.
Captain MACKINTOSH'S Committee will meet
every Day,. at the. London Tavern.

To OILMEN, CONFECTIONERS; and ARTISTS,
BOARDING,SCHOOLS, &c.
.01 SMITH begs to inform the above, particu-
larly,those in the; Country, that he has l.,id in his
„Stock forthe Winter Season, of• Mustard jugs and Squares,
LaMp Chimnies, Onion Bottles, Tve rounds, Phials Cully
Pots; &c. &c. Has also constantly on..hand a large'Assort-
ment of Goods, suitable to Artists and Confectioners, of
Pallets, Ink Stones, various Colour and Tint on Saucers,
and BOttleS 'of ditterentihinds, for Varnish, Body, and elitans-
parent Liquid Colours.; Cabinets; Saucers, in Nest Mullers ;
and also fur Confectioners, of Icily Pots-.and
pilaire Bottles, SalVers, Covers,.Potting Pots, Oustard Cups,
with a large Assortment of Tye-rounds for ,Brandy Fruits,,
and Shew Glasses,'Of various shapes and•siies, which- he is
selling to his Country Customers at the: lowest prices,- for
Ready Money, at his old established Wholesale Furnishing
Glass Warehouse, No 23, here-street, Lincoln's Inn /;ields'• •
Also every Article in the Glass and,gtallordshireLine,
suitable for Innkeepers, Cabinet-ntakers, &e. on equal •ad-
vantageous Terms.

N. 13. Mustard square, round, and flat pint and half pint
blacit'l3ottin, and Stopper Rounds, ali sizes.

. .
NEW INVENTED IMPERIAL DINING•-TABLt.,
SOFA BED, CHAIR.BED, Handsome Brass-screw Four
Posts, and Tent Bedstead MANUFACTORY, No,
and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. ".
ONE. of the Imperial Dining Tables, T., Mo. r",
gall had the of shewii.g to TIM MA)+.5-
:T1 ES and thol? RI NC ESS ES at the Queen's House, avho
were, according to their aecnstoiried goodness Of encoorsging
logenuityy'dnosi graciously pleased to express their highest
approbation. and .panCtion of the same. Also the much ad-
mired Brdis'Screw Bedsteads, called Patent, so easily fixed
up and -taken-down without. Tools, the Furnitures to which
are made upon a fieiV"Plan,'in fixing on and taking ofrwith,
out the use of Nails,-Tools, &c. Several other ArticleS of
Furniture in the Upholstery and. Cabinet Branches, upon new-
and improved Principles ; a complete Assortment of portable
Mosquito N.ett Beds, and every other Article requisite for La-
dies and G entlemen goitig- to the !ast and West Indies, and all
other foreign Climates; are allowed latsuperior.to any other
sett usually sold; handsome Dome Beds, and new dSigxied
French Window Curtains, en suite, with every other Ankle
of FuMiture in the Upholstery and Cabinet BraTiches,..,by
Morgan and Sanders, Furnishing
.Upholsterers and Cabinet
.Makers, No. 16. and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
N. B. Morgan and Sanders, entreat Ladies and Centlemen
to be particular in the Numbers,. No. 16 and 17, three. Doors
from the Strand. •

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD IN FEE', BY AUCTION,
At the King's Head in Newport, in the County of Mon-
mouth, on Monday the 17th Day of January next, at
.Twelve o'Clock'at Noon ; .
LOT I.
ALL that Undivided MOIETY or lialf-part of
a Capital Farm called SALISBURY, situate in the se-
veral Parishes of Magor, St. Bride's Caldieott, and Red:-
wick, in the County of-Monmouth ; together with one third
Part of the Manor or Lordship of Green Moor'and RedW,ick,
and of the chief Rents, Royalties and Immunities thereto
belonging.
ThiS valuable -Estate consists of a most excellent-Farm
House, and all necessary and convenient Out-houses, a Wa-
ter Mill im good Repair, and about 400 Acres of very iniprov-
able Arable,. Meadow, and Pasture, Land, about 300 Acres of
which is Tythe-free, with unlimited rights •of Common in
Green Moor and •Caldicott- Moor.- . • „
.SALISBURY FARM is exceedingly well stocked with
Timber, great part of which is lit for immediate Sale, with a
Lime-rock and Kiln on the. Premises, and is known to pw-
Sess certain considerable veins of Lead Ore, well worth tho
attention of a.Purchaser. _

The Estate' is distant six miles from tli6 New Passage,
eight frotn Chepstow,,and seven from Newport. • •

LOT 11.

All that Close, Piece, or p2ircel of Ground in the Moors
adjoining Maga'. Lower Grange Farm,called FOUR AC R ES,
but containing nearly Five Acres, now in the occupation• Of
John Morgan, of the Bell at Magor, as Tenant thereof.
Alao T►ircc-quarters of an Acre in the Broad Mead, at
Redwick.

Caltheott; or Mr. Baynton, Attorney,
For further Particulars, apply to john Cowper,. Esq.
Old Market.

GLAMORGANSHIRE.
TO BE' SOLD:BY AUCTION,
At the Bear Inn, at Cowbridge, on Tuesday the Bth Day of
February 5803, at. Three o'CloCk in the Afternoon;
ALL that
.Neat and Commodious MANSION-
HOUSE, late in the occupation of Tames O'Brien,
Esq: with suitable 'attached 0 tikes, good -Brewhouse, Barn,
Stable, and Coach-house detached, a good walled Garden, a
Cottage, and sundry parcels of Land, now. in:the tenure of
Mr. Evan Deere, Mary Morgan, WidoW, and John William,
ethrfprising 23•A:5: R. 4 O. of extremely rich, sound, Pa-
.sture and Meadow Land, Nvhereof about Seven Acres are va-
luable Orchard,_lying.corripaa within a Ring Fence, at the
Village of Lanblefhian, within tour Miles of the Sea, and one
of Cowbridge,• an excellent Market and Post Tovvn., The
Premises, which are partly Fseebold,.and partly Customary-
hold of-Inheritance, are beautifully ornamented with-Hedge-
row Tirriber; well watered, and in' part bounded by an ex-
cellent Trout Stream. Coals are reasonable, and the Neigh-
bourhood very good, and the Place. on the whole, forms a
very desireable Residence for a''(;eiteel Family.
Also about 76 AcreS..of valuable Paiture Lands, in Sundry
Lots, lying mostly within a Ring Fence, aHd at a sl6rt dist-
*nee from the .above• P remises,. all well watered, and abound-
ing With Limestone. •
For a' view of the Premises, apply to Edward Robert,
Shoemaket Cowbridge ; and for ifurth t Particulars, to
Messrs. Llewellyn and Morgui, Attornies, Ncatik.