The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-12 00:00:00

GROUSE SHOOTING.

CLEVELAND, NORTH RIDING; YORKSHIRE.
TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,'
THREE THOUSAND One HUNDRED and
i...TWENTY,NINE ACRES of Sound Moor Land, with
a FREEHOLD FARM. of One Hundred and Ninety-Five
Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, adjoining;
affording some Of the best Grouse Shooting in England.
And.also some Freehold Houses in the-Town of Stokesley,
and aboqt Sixty-Two .Acres of Freehold Meitdow Land, ly-
ing near the Town.
N. B.' There is "good Coalupon the EStaie, which may be
worked at -a small F xpence; upwards.of Eight Hundred
Acres of the MaorTLttnti may be cultivated. :
For Particulars, enquire of Mr. Dowel!, or Mr. Tatter-
son, Stokesley, Yorkshire; and of Mr. Monney; Solicitor,
Wood-street, Cheapside, LondOn.

. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,. . •
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause the EA RI. of MACCLES FI ELD against
BLACKALL, bektre.' Edward Leeds; Esq: one of the
Maste.rsxof the said .Court, at the Public Sale Rodm in
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in zt
Lots, on Monday the zist and Tuesday the "zad dayS of
June, iSoz, between die hours of Five and Six o'Clock in
the Afternoon,
OUNDR NI FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ESTATES,. late' of THOMAS BLACKALL, Esti,
deceased, situate in the several .Parishes of Islington, Horn-
sey, and Hackney, in the County of Mitltilesex ; in the Parish
of Hitchin, in the Coiity'.of• ilerttord ; in the Parish 'of
Appleton, in the County of.l3rks ; at Swallowfield, near
the Road -from Rel.lirig, to Basingstoke, in the. said County
of Berks ;, and in the• City of Coventry. And also one Share
in the New River Cortipany„ao five Irish Tontine Deb:ll-
- of rcfl.. each. •

Particulars may be. had. at the said Master's Chambers,
Southampton.brn Whigs ; Nl:::;sr.:.(;GAttatn, Lincoln's Inn-
o( ()N.hcd:;liire ; of Mr. Eade;
Hitchin ; of Nir/l'homas C hapoLin, Land.-Survevor, Rich-
mond, Surrey ; and of Mr. Tholirts Crimes,: White sear
coventr;.

L PRICE SIXPEN

TO BE SOLI)
By Alr. Pi :I LLPO

At the King's'Head Inn, in this City. on Tuesday the isth
Day of June inst. -at Six o'Clu..ic in the Afternoon,
CAPLCAL FREEHOLD. iON....,_BULLT
MESITAGIF,,, situate in Black Fryars, in the
of Gloucester, consisting-,.0t a Vestibuie, Brealciast-io,
Dining-Parlour, and lAtwing-room ut hitgc -dimensioiL a
large Hall, a veiy •!.)t,xLer,t Kitchen, Buticr's Pantry,
Lauintry, six good Bed-chambers, spa,:ous and very ex..el-
lent convenient eXteiliVe.Vareitouscs ;
together with a good (..arden drat Stable adjoining thereto;
the whole torrninv, a most desiinble Resideia, for any Person
engaged in tile Wine or Wool :Trade,. or am; other B usiness
which requires i. capable converted alto t wo.
genteel Houses at a 01•34. crate expericei
Premises are .i.uateti-a. sn -listance from the Ba 4
son of the G:oth.e.iter and Berkeley pet;ui,,rl,y
adapted to partake of the advantage:, of that tilider:.aitin,L
Tlley-. have for several:year's past hee.l in the possession of
Mr. Beniaruin Sadler, Wile-iner_iuutt.
possess;ou may be• had. -
"'Further li;irtri.n.tlars b`iay 'be ko ha ap2lvin, at - e
ftice• of IV hirc,rntre, Crittith,•anel loutv!ster
out ,tt Mr. ,Viiit-.:Qope's, Serjeant's-inn,
.

•
GOLDEN 17-AttEY, FIEREFQRnsaiRE.
Tt ,f3E•5(91,1,1 'f()
t.:j BIDDEK,
At the:.New„lnt; in tll.-.;.tv of W
on ,Wiesday the
t 4 th Day (4..J;ily the. Four anti Six
ir, the Afternoon, i,ubjztf' to.- such Condititnis of S :a as
shall be than produced
A LL that Capit,ti FRF.E!-10.1.,1) )1T F.,StUriGF
FARM,. ancI,LANDS„ with the Ltd
'UP2ER WI LC ROOK, Cot ['AGES .41,1 •; tv
DEN S thereto uelon6nig'j.sititatt: alt iyin^ in iLt Gott:: e
.Valley, and in the Partshes_ of Pata...i,o:L:oi i;
Voweisurch, in the County or Hereford, con',Orre:..,, es-
timation, 2.45 A. 3R. 19 bei 'the same ;
ntiles distant from Hay, and ten from • Hereford ; ;1c
Estate of. Mrs.,. Bridget ele,;.eased, Jtd uoc. oz
Thomas. Williams, Esq. in tie iwcapation r f j,,akite
Earns, Esq. and his Under-ter:.nts. Phere, are 31 Aurci
Meadow Land on.theTremiscs, 13 of OrLleardin6, 19 At.res
on.which,a very great number of Oak-tre:s are gro',vinA, and
will be sold with the Estate, and 8 Acrt"!s of Creppi,::.iVoorl.
'The Fruit-trees are in great pertedion, makingon 4.! aveNge
-am-Willy Sixty Ho:•:,sheads of Cyrkr. is an inexn
ble qi.tantity
,of
,Lime-stone, and two Liine-kilnsi on the
miles.

Tl►e Purchaser, if lie ch uses it, may •be ac:ommodated
With a iVretictiofthe Purchase,nioney secured oil tbe P re-
Posbession delivered on the zd D.►y pi. February
next.

Mr. lenkin Williams will, en applicatinn,.tlireet .a Person
xn ihew the Pre►tiises.

For Particulars, inquire of the Rev. John llughesi at
Glasbury ; or Mr. Thomas Bold, •Attorney, Brecon.
Brecon, May 22, 1362.

A. 'very VALUABLE FRE EHOLD ESTATE in NOMTII-
- MPTONSiIi
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Six or Inure Lots
. By Mr. KIt&SHAYI,
At roe Hind Inn, Wellingborotigit, on NVednesday the 234
of June at Three o'Clock, unless previously dis-
posed,ll by Private Contract;
Very VALUABLE and:DESIRABLE FREE.
HOLD ESTA. f E, ,:ituate in a most pleasant part of the
,Country, adjoining the Al irket Town and in the Parish of
• Wellinghorougn, in the Coun:y of Northampton, consisting
ot a substantial and s;;.•• -..as_;vlANS; ttl j i tIU E. which
may era suratt e ex mail.: soirarite '.or ine Ice,dence at
a genteel- Farnily, ..h walled C;ardens,• Fish-pent-is, Pad-.
docks and Premises Barns, Steiles, Malt-house and other
Buildings ; Courts, Fa:A-yards, and Appurtenances, and
about .4re:. Acres of Arabl, Meadow, and J'a...iture Laou, of
the first quality for natural fertility, but still capable ,f great
improvenient, divided. into proper sized Inel.)sures,
in a ring ience, and supplied 'with Witte'. The
Pasture Land, in .rt‘iiiiess of herb-ge and fertility of soil, is
superior to most feeding land in the King,dom, and tile whole
Lieserviog the attention of Gentlemen desirous of invrsting
their money in landed property, and parriLularl) of Stßh lar-
mers and Graziers who may Wi di to en..ivate, stock and im-.
prove a terti letirid grateful soil. Lime au.i. Manure pur..
L:.:ascd near tOet state in any qu,antitY,ano otrreasoilaJle terms.
The Estate is tithe-tree, and ut the arnwai value
of
-lett to re.s.PekaOleTee,anrs, who are under proper agreements
for.the niatiagguiti.r kstates, and have Notices to quit
and deliver up thc.i SatoJat Michaelmas next. .

. .
, -Totreatfor. the' to Mr. „.vnes, Wells!..)ont,
near Stratford-on-:.vu.;, Wawicks-tnre ; and for a view of
the 1.-remises, apply to Mr. kl;ascopiti kroxh,..Bailiff of the
.6
Estate, Wellingoorough ; • and ,r torther p4.rt.culas to
•George's Cortex-house, Chancery-lane, and idLssrs. For.
ster, Cooke aud Frere, Lincolo'-inn, London ; ui ...essrs.
Hodson and Son, WelEnOoruugn, at whosa L iti.cs t-Luis
of the Estatea are depositcd,

MUCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ACAPITAL and VALUABLE FKEEriOLD
ESTATE,. pleasantly Situated on tile Turnpike Road
leading to and Witnitt eight miles of Bridghorta, seven miles
of Broseley, nine miles of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of
Liadlow, in a picturesque part of the County of Sal .p ; con-
sisting of the NrANOR, or reputed Manor of -PREST-
HO PE, with the Waste Land, Rigrit of Common over the
extensive Cominons of Westwood, &ie. in the ancient and
respectabie Borough and Parish of MUCHWEAiLOCK, and
734 Acres of fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and W 0,4-
land, divided into proper sized Farms and ancient Inclosures,
with substantial Farm-houses, Malt-houses, Barns, Staples,
SheddingS, and other convenient and necessary Out-build-
ings, now lett to respectable Tenants, at the old and annual
Rent of Siol. or thereabouts, but capable of cousideiable
advance.
Tift'E'Sfate rei in a Ring Fence, 'abounds 'with Game, and
contains several large. Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for
the .purpose of irrigation, with a never tailing 'Stream run..
ning through the centre of the Estate. Manure in any quan-
tity clay b;: purchased on reasonable terms, within two miles.
The Land contains an inexhaustible Naine of Ball and Stalac-
lical LIME,STONE of the first quality, with every
cation of other valuable MINERALS. The Estate is sub-
j:.:Ct 'to a Land Tax of 171. 4s. a Chief Rent 01' 11. 3s. 6d,
and is Tithe-able.
03- t4;o:-.ol. part of the purchase-money, may remain
charged upon the' Estate.
To treat tor the *same, apply.. to Mr. jame,, Well horn,
near Striktford;on-Avon ; or to Mr. Coupland, Attorney,
Shrewsbury;. and tbr Particulars to John Bishton, Esc
Kelsall l. John Dodson, m Coal ; Messrs. Pemberton
acid 'Coupland, 'Shrewsbury ; Thomas Haslervood, Esq.
Britignorth • Wm. Wheeler, -Eiq. Whitt:n.64; and at Mr.
Jarnes'.s °ince, Wellsborn ;AVM. Parsons, on the Premises
the Stork Tavern,Birmingham ; and •at George's Coffee!
house, Chancery-lane, Landon.

ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES,
TO BE SO LD 13Y PRIVATE-CONTRACT,
VAT E - CO N
A Beautiful FREEHOLD ESTATE-, with Dw&11-
S4c. .35 miles from London,
thr,:.from Henley, and -fonr from MarloW,
3-oo
A ores ;of prime'Becch. Wood, and 443 Acres of Arable and
Pasture Land.
A which bgo larewl& Mano'r,Es.tate by the S - an exlensive Fishery in the Triames,
olatli.
.The whole is c:intained wi thin a Ring Fence, and the Land
is occupied by Tenants at Will.
The House and Offices are large, and, in good order, being.
now inhabited by the Own,z,,and are fit for the reception of
a Gentleman's Flitily, The Gard::ns and Slirtibberies, con-
taining together, four Acres, are inclosed capital Wall,
well planwit with Ft-I.:it rces
liumed.rate possession of the House and Garden, and of
i :iSttire round, may he bad, if niquired.
CPartiailars may Op I;J::ti of Messrs.. Ma} o and Pearse,
slo.i:t-lane, London ; and or Mr. Cooper, Henl:y, wn,)
will give Tickets for viewing the House and Premises, which
'M A' tic. even every -I2,,huii-sday from a .o' Clock. to Four.

PARLIAM EN T.

EGUSE OF PEERS,

PR-IDAY, JUNE 11.

P revlous to t];:.: of 'Oriye7s, sc.ne proceedings took
Place in the Coran-Lee of Privikge6.
t 7. ttil ciair:i a I PCer..D, *S-:L •
anthrt—erreTS were re,:d, and soine routine- buinc.::.si 4.5,1
yeifid
• HoLART presentee. a Message from the
Khg, relative to the intended A:aiuity to Lieute-
nant General Lard Eltr-rctltssole, alron of Alex-
similar to that delivered to t;:e Coal_
mons, and to which we lefer.---1t concluded with
the usual vari4tiL, and expre,,ing His IVl,,jesty's
hope:that the fi,2,tlicy and attachment of the i.lou.;e
of Loris would hulece cheerfully to concur it
.His effi:etually to settle the

...::zz.

Hor..ART rose, and made some general. ob.
ations en zle inerit()rious conduit ai;d emit tea'
serviceA of Lord 1.--it:ToHlNsos, which lie was con_
it -Was unnecessary to take up the rime of
the House in expatiating upon ;—he would there.
fete 5111.1217 move an address to His Majesty on the
nccaslonCf his 'most gracious Message, and assuring
him o ihe cheerful and ready concurrence of the
House, &c.
The Questicn being put, the Address. was im-
meiiately voted ;:e mine disseztie4-2'e:
Qn the Motion of Lord HOI:?.RT, a new Order
was, male respeding the Scotch Militia Bill, which
now stands for -Commitment on Tuesday next.
The Bills before the House were forwarded in
their rospeaive stages,—and a few Bills which
were brought up from the Commons were read a
first tune.

Bonham's Divorce Bill went through a eon:.
znittee of :he whole House.

...._.__ _
The M.Ze cf NORFOLK observed, that under-
standing a Motion had been made fur taking the
t-2.9th standing Order of the House into considera.
ti on en Thursday next, with a view to its repeal ;
and that the principal reason assigned for post-
poning the discussion till that day, was the indis-
position of a Noble and Learned Lord, who in-
tended to take a leading part therein, he now in-
formed their Lordships, that it was his intention
to-morrow to move that the discussion be post.
pond till Friday. •
The original Motion for taking the Order into
consideration on Thursday was made by the Lord

CHAUC ELLOR.
On the Question for the second reading of Ole
Debtors' Relief Bill,

Lot:al ALVANL IT stated some objeftions to the
Bill, particularly to one of the Clauses, the pro.
visions of which struck him as highly objectionable,
namely, that which went to compel the Debtor to
give up all his effects to the Creditor taking him in
execution,--which would, to all intents and pur.
poses, place him in the situation of a Bankrupt,
without his being entitled to any of. the advantages
of the Bankrupt Laws,—and which process might,
in subsequent instances be repeated. After dwell.
ing forcibly upon this and some other parts of the
Btu, whiLh muck hint as exceptionable, the
Learned Lord said, he did not mean to appose the
Commitment of the Bill ;—it was therefore fixed
for Tuesday next.
Some Private Business was then disposed of—
after which the House adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF CQM3IONS,

FRIDAY, JUNE :I.

Ma. N. VANSVTT ART moved, that the Accounts and
Estimates presented by himself yesterday, should lie en the
Table.—Ordered, except as to that, respecting the suti4ing
Clergy and Laity of France, which was withdrawn.
The National Debt Bill, and the Army and Navy Trade
Bill, were read a third time arid passed.
Col. FeLLARTO:: gave notice of his intention to move to-
morrow, for kart; to bring in a Bill, for the better regulation
of Parochial Poor-Eouses in Scotland.
Mr. 0 a msaY brought up a Bill to authorize Licensed Lot-
tery Office-Keepers in -Ireland, to divide Lottery Tickets
into Shares, which was read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.
The French Postage Bill was read a second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.
Mr. ORMS BY brought up a Bill for repealing the 6 per
Cent. Duties on Goods imported into Ireland by Retailers,
which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second
time to-morrow.
The Dublin Pipe Water Bill was read a third time and

passed.
The SECRETARY at WA a brought up the Mutiny Bill,
which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a se-
cond tine to-morrow. He intended, he said, in the Com-
mittee, which he expeeled would he on Monday, to propose
a Clause respecting the holding of Courts-Martial in Ireland.
The SECRETARY at. WAR moved for leave to bring in a
Bill for increasing the Rates of 'Subsistence to Inn.keepers.
Leave given.
The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a first time, and oreercd
to be react a second time to-morrow.
The Lords' Amendments to the English Militia Bill were
ordered to be taken into consideration on Monday.
The Committee on the Miners' Militia Bill was postponed
till Monday.
Mr. HO a Roust brought up the Repott of the Irish Linen
Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
be recd a third time to-morrow.
Mr. B u RDON gave notice, that as the Bill for establishing
a Coal. Market in the City of London had been for some time
under the consideration of the Committee, to which it was
rererred, he should on Monday make a Motion on the sub-
ject.
Mr. Sm ir it presented an Account of the I ncome and'Ex-
pendirure of the Board of Agriculture, from the zsth of
March, 117:, to the ZStil of March, igt.a, which was ordered
to lie on the Table.
A Message from the Lords informed the House, that their
I.e,rdships had agreed to the London Fish-Market Bill and
the Southern Whale Fishery Bill, without any Amendment.
Tie ChaNcii.t Lox otthe EXCHEQUER presented an Esti-
mate of increased Hall. Pay to Commissioned Officers, and
an Increase et Pay to Warrant Officers, of His Majesty's
Navy, antounrinz to about 30,0001.
The CHANCELLOR of the .6XCH.E2I7ER said, the
antottrt could not he exaaly set forth, as it was impossible
to ascertain the number of Lieutenants who -ivotild be placed
en liiilf-pay. Ile moved, that it should be referred to the
Committee of Supply, for the purpose of Moving a Vote
thereto on Mbnday.--Ordered.
Mr. Coa p?Ctentecl an Estimate of the sums which
might be wanted to defray the contigent charges of Ireland
for the year roe., which he moved should be referred to the
Connnittee or Supply, for the purpose of moving a Vote
theienn on Monday.—Ordered.

Mr, Coax Y moved for an Account of the Amount of
the Value of all Foreign Goods imported into Ireland, for
the y' car ending the 25th or March, ator.—Ordered.—
A Iso an Account of the Amount of the Value of all
Ai:tidos, the gross Produce and Manufiatire of Ireland, ex-
ported to Foreign Countries for the artte period—Ordered.
These Accounts were presented 1:50.1r. Wetiterall, from the
Commissioners of Customs in Ireland, and on the Motion
of Mr. Cox x Y, ordered.to be referred to the Conunitteo.of
-Mr. Irvine, from the Treasury, presented an Account of
the Public Income of Great Po-itain, which was ordered to lie
on-the Table, and to be printed.