The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-17 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

:Apia 11, i8oZ:
rr Fr E .COURT of DIRECTORS of .the
UN li,ED COMP ANY' of MERCHANTS of ENG.
LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That It is their intention to receive Applications on or before the
39th September, from the Merchants wanting Tonnage for the
Export of Goods to India; for such Goods-which are to he Ship-
ped in the ensuing Quarter ; and on or before the 31st Decenther,
the 31st March, and 30th June, for such Goods the Merchants
are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such cater ;
and that it is their intention also to furnish Tonnage for any quan-
tity of Madeira "line which may be required, hy. Persons willing
to Ship the same for India, upon similar applications.

Particulars of the Rates of- Frefght, &c.
.{or the nrst Ships of
the Season, are to be seen iii the Office of the Clerk to 14e CornPnitice
of Shipping. •
IPILLIA Al RA 115,1 Y, Secretary.

This Day was published,
In One Volume, price ss. in boards,
A New Edition (being the Third) of
QERMONS on the DOCTRINES and DUTIES
of CHRISTIANITY Addressed to a Country Con.
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Printed for T. Cadell,_ jun. and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, Price 35. 6d. sewed,
DESCRIPTION of the WA TERI NG-
PLACES on the SO.UTFI- EAST COAST of
DE VON, from the River EXE, to the DART inclusive ;
comprehending, Dawlish, Teignmouth, Shatdon, 'and Tor.
quay. With a Sketch of their local HiStnry, . and -a Tour to,'
and concise Account of, Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Seats,
and Obj.:cls in the Vicinage of each, worthy the attention of
the Antiquary, and Admirer of Picturesque and Romantic
Scenery. Embellished with Four Etchings.
By W. livvr:r.

Exeter t Printed ana sold by Trewman and Son, High.
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all other Booksellers.

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In Two large Volumes, Odeivo, price. in boards, r6s.
The Second Edition of
HE SCHOLAR ARMED against the ERRORS
. of the TI ME ; or, a Colledion of Trads on the Prin-
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Church, and the Authority of Civil Government.
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Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's
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WILTS,
• A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION,
In Four distind Lo,ts, at the King and Queen Inn, in High.
worth, in the County of Wilts, on the '2:l day of Decem-
ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subject to such Con-
ditions as shall be then and there produced •
AVERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, consisting
of A table, •Meadow, and Pasture Land in a high state of
cultivation, situate at• South Morston, in the Parish of
Highwortli aforesaid, in a very pleasant and extremely frt.
tile part of the Country, and distant six miles from Farring-
ton, six from Swindon, and fifteen from Wantage, all good
Market Towns.

Lot r. Comprises a good Farm-house, and a Dairy-house,
. Stables, and other Out-houses, all in good repair, with the
CoUrt-yard, Gardens, Carrion, Orchards, &c. adjoining,
containing upwards of two Acres and a quarter, and with up-
wards of seventeen Acres of Pasture- Land, and near eleven
Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto.
Lot 2. Comprises a House with two Dwellings, and two
Gardens, of rather more than a quarter of an Acre together,
and upwards of twenty-eigkt Acres of rich Meadow.
Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five Acres and a half of
Meadow, upwards of twenty-two Acres and a half of Pas-
ture Land, with a Cow Leaze in part thereof, and near half
an Acreof Coppice Ground.
Lot 4. Comprises upwards of fourteen Acres and a half of
very rich Meadow: . . _

One of the Conditions on which the Estate will ice put up,
Will be, that in case all the above Lots should nut adually he
sold, the bidding& for those that shall he sold shall be void,
and .the venders shall have a right to put up the whole
Estate in one entire Lot.

The whole of the above Premises' are in Lease to Mr. Wm.
Pinegar, at-a moderate rent, for a term of fourteen years,
from Lady-day 1799% determinable at the end of the first
sevenyears, at the option either of Landlord or Tenants on
notice given. The Tenant pays all Taxes but the Land_
Tax, which is .61. t ts. tod, a-year, and is to repair the glass
of the windows, and to find carriage for all other materials
for repairs.
A modus of ad. per Cow is payable to the Vicar for the
Tithe of Milk, and a composition of eight guineas a-year for
all other Vicarial Tithes or the Estates. ' •
For the accommodation of the-purchaser of• Lot 1, the' Ma•
nor of Barton and South Morston, which is an extensive one,
may, if the Estate be purchased in Lots, be bought uy pri-
vate contrad ; and, in case the purchaser of that Lot should
refuse to purchase it, the option ofbuyinkit will be given to
the purchasers of the °thee Lots in rotation ; ansi in case of
refusal by all' of them, the said Manor will be put up to
Auction, and sold to the best bidder. •
For a view of the Premises, apply to Mr. Pinegar,- the:
Tenant, who will spew the same ; and for limber particu...
Lars to Mr. Hut, 4ttorney, Andover, Hants.

PARLIAMKNT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, NOV. 16.

MEETING OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

TH Is being the, day appointed by. His Majesty's
-Royal Proclamation for the meeting of the newt/
'lmperial-Parliameni,• for the di „.!tch of business,
'several Peers attead-ed,a ratite: early hour, and
t two o'clock the LORD CHANCEI,LOR came dowu
-to the House. Having taken his seat on the Wool_
.. sack, the LORD CHANCELLOR, in the mode usual
on similar 'occasions, communicated to their Lord-
ships His Majestl's -Royal Pleasure; that as it was
not convenient to His MAJESTY to attend personal-
ly that -day, that the first Proceedings of the new
Parliament of :the United Kingdom :should take
place by virtue of His'lVtajesty's Royal. Commission
prepared for that purpose.
The Lords Commissioners present—namely, the
Archbishop of -CANTERBURY, the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR, and the Duke of PORTLAND, then retired
to robe ; and bn their return,, took their Seats, on
:the Bench In front of the Throne. •
Sir FRANCIS MOLYNEUX, Bart. Gentleman
Usher of the Black Rod, was dispatched to order
the attendance of the Commons, an unusually great
number of whom fOrthwith appeated at the Bar,
preceded by. the principal Clerks and Officers of the
House.
The LOR CHANC EL LOR then informed the Corn-
mons, as he had done their 'Lordships, of His Ma-
jesty's Roy-al Will and Pleasure, re petting the facq
Proceedings cf the new Imperial Parliament, and His
Majesty's Commission prepared for the occasion
was then read.

After which, the LoRD CHANCELL.JF, in the

accustcimed l'orm and manner, stated, that on a fu-
. -tune day, when the necessary forms should be gone
through, Hrs MAJESTY intended to be personally
present, and to state to both Houses his reasons for

calliug his Parliament together ; and that it was His
Majesty's Royal Will and Pleasure, that his faith-
ful Commons should forthwith proceed to the Elec-
tion of a fir and -proper person, to be their SPEAKER,
and that they should attend in that House to-mor-
row, at two o'clock, to.present. their Member, so
eleEted, for His Majesty's Royal Approbation.
The Commons then retired, and the Lords Com-
missioners unrohed.

The proper Officer from that part of the United
Kingdom called Scotland, prei:et,ted an authenticat-
ed List of those Peers who were elefted to repre-
sent the Scottish Peerage in the present Parliament.
The Clerks then proceeded, in the usual form,
to administer the Oaths, &c. to the Peers present,
among whom were :.
The LORD CHANCELLOR ; the DUKE of YORK ;
the Archbisnops of CANTERBURY and YORK ; the
Duke of PORTLAND ; Marquis of SALIsBURY ; the
Earls of EGR EMoNT, CHESTERFIELD, Moi
MACARTNEY ; Viscounts LIMER IC, WENTWoRTH,
CURZON, NELSON, HOOD; the Bishop Of LONDON ;
Lards WALSINGHAM, KENYON, SELSEA, AUCK-
LAND, and BOLTON.

At four o'clock the House adjourned till a quarter
before two to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, NOY. i 6.

Tuts day ecmimenced the first Session of the new
Imperial Parliament. The House was pretty mune_
rousiy attended about two o'clock, a great many
Members having been sworn by the Lord High
Steward in the preceding part of the. day. The
Ministers entered about a quarter past three, and
soon afterwards Sir FRAN. MoLylstrux, Gentleman
Usher of the Black Rod,sununoned the House, in the
name 6f the Lords empowered by virtue of Ills Ma-
jesty's Commission, to attend in the House of
Peers, to hear the Commission read.

Mr. Ley, the Chief Clerk, went up accordingly,
followed by the Ministers, and several other Mern,
hers, and returned after an interval of about a quar-
ter of an hour.