The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-02 00:00:00

EAST INDIA !lOUS E,

Mazy iz:

E COURT of DIRECTORS of
UNITED 'COMPANY of E RUH NY'S of EN.;-
LA N D trading to the East Indies, do hernly give Notice,
That a Quarterb, General Court of the said Company will 1
held at thew House, in Leade.thalLstrect, cn I.Palcsday,
,'3d of Yune•next, at Eleven o'Clock in tke Forenoon, jor• 14,e
pal-pose of declaring es Diseidendirout ariarfas last to Micls::,:-
mer N,art.

7i,hat the Trarsfer Books of the'said Cvmpa7).-'s Stackshut on Thursday, the 3d of
.7are ne,t, nt TwO
opened agitin ol.Thtirsdiy, 221 of y.,ily pyou,b,g.
And that the Dividend Warrantc 077 the said C67,9palty's
due the sth of be ready to be- thliV,,ed on 111.,n,Lty,
the 12th of :7,,gy next

WILLIA,W RAMSAY, Sec.

NEW MUSIC.
This Day, wasp prce.6s.

PEACE, an ObE : 'written 6y Robert Bloom_
field, Author of the Far grey's Boy, &c. set to Music h

WILLIAM COLE

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Strand ; and may be had of all Musk-dealers in Town and
Country. • I

• This Day was publislnd, • •
• Price 11. 16i; in bb2rds;
The first +(Wit VOLUMES of
NTAVAL CHRONOLOGY,or, an FESTORI.
. CAL SUMMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME
EVENTS, from the ticne of the Romans to the.Definitiv.:
Treaty of. Peace in 1892.
By ISAAC 'SCHONBERG, Esq,
Captain in the Royal Navy..
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Royal ENthange; and Bickerstati; corner of Essex-street, in
the: Strand.

*** •l'he Fifth and last-Volume will be pdblish,-....1 in
few Weeks.

-This. Day was published, price as. bound,
POETRY explained, for the use of Young People.
By R. L. EDGEWORTH, Esq.
Printed for
.1., Johnson, in St, Paul's Church-yard.
N. Where may be hail, by the same Author,
Praaical Education, second Edit. 3 vols. in boards, 2 IS.
2. Rational Printer, Is. 6d. sewed.
3. Letter to Lord Charlemont, with Charalers of Mr.
Pitt and Mr. Fox, Is: 6d.
4. Speeches on the Uni,m,'delivered in the Irish Paha..
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A NEW WORK,
Price Five Shillings, boards,
Dedicated, by Permission, to the Earl of Lonsdab,

FACTS DSCISIVE in favour df the COW.
POCK, including an Account of the Inoculation of the
Village of Lowther, .by
RoBc.RT JOHN THORNTON, M. D.'
Member of Trinity College, Cambridge ; late Physician to
the St. Mary-le-bone. General Dispmsary ; Led I,rer ou
Botany at Guy's Hospital ; and Author of the Philosophy
of Medicine, The:Politician's Creed, and a New Illthmt-
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. .. _,.
A TOUR through the whole ISLAND ofGREAT
1 X. BRITAIN, divided into Journeys, itnerspersed with
useful Observations, particularly calculated for the Use of
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By the lkey. C. • CRUTWELL,
Author of the Universal Gazetteer.

A distinguished Literary Journal' notices' xhis_Work.in thz..
following Terms :
The former labourS of this Author have received, the best
proof of the public regard, by.an extensive circulation; -and
that this will do the same, we have not the smallest.doubt.
He has divided the whole of the Kingdom into different Jour-
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of England, Scotland,- and Wales, with.a concise survey of
each county, and an account of its Agriculture, Commerce,
Parliamentary consequence, and Population. The Reader
will also find, in this portion of the work, a. representation
of London and Westminster, with the several additions to
each.. - .

The Itinerary coinmenees naturally from London, through
Kent to Dover, and thence from the 'South and West towards
the North and East. The. second, 'third, fourth, and fifth
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Wales, with' the Islands round the .coast of Great Britain.
'I-Me:sixth and last volu:he is appropriated to SLotland.

The Publication abouuds ith many curious-Anecdotes, in.
cidentally introduced in• their proper places, which will he
very entertaining to the Traveller. The Author had ,road
with diligence,' andselecied with judgment ; and his volumes
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GLOUCESTER AND WARWICK.
TO BE SOLD BY •AUCTION,
By Mr. GRAHAM,

At 'Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhili, on Tuesday, June 22,
18'02, at Twelve o'clock, in 'Two Lots ;
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ES l ATE, com.
prising the Lordship of LARK STOKE, in Glouces-
tershire, on the' border of Warwickshire, containing 474 Acres •
within a Ring, Fence, diVided into. two eligible hairy and
AgricUltural Farms, including about 2so Acres of uncom-
monly rich old inHosed Meadow and Pasture, with- the Ma-
nor-house -and •Parts-house, both built of ,Stone from a
Quarry on the Estate, -and 4 other requisite Buildings, ih
perfea order, on Lease to Messrs. Cooper and Fletcher,
sponsibleTenantsi at very low Rents, amounting, to 457 i.
rO4. per annum, exclusive ofiVood Land and Plantations di
hand. The Situation and Properties of this Estate biiffic de-
scription. Its Crown was the love-frequented. Spot of
Shakespeare, commanding the,most enchanting Prospeds in
every •thredion, bounded only by the horizon, .and supposed
to embrace a circunthirence,of 200 Miles, with lucid Spring-3
nearly at the highest top, and a Brook coursing its boundary
thrbugh the Valley sufficient for a Mill. The natural pride -
of England, in the breed of Sheep, has here its greatest trait,
and from the summit to the foot,. the scene is so happily di-
versified with luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altoge
ther, it is perhaps one of 'the most enviable Domains in the
Kingdom ;' at easy distances frogs Campden, Shipston, Strut- •
'ford- upon- Avon, &c capable of great improvement.
• Part of the PurchaSe-moiney may remain on Mortgage.
Particulars may be had at the Star. Inn, Oxford; the Inns
at Shipston, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham,.
&c. of Messrs. Smith, Kekewich and' Hoskins, Lincoln's-
intl.-square ; and at Mr. ,Graham's Office, No. 5'.3,• Chan-
cery-lane, London.