The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-27 00:00:00

MACDALEN HOSPITAL;

April 4, IFOR.
PATRONESS—The QUEEN.
PRESIDENT—The EARL of RADNOR,
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Duke of Northumberland, Hon. Philip Pusey,
Earl of Romney, Ceo. Musgrave, Esq.
Earl of Wilton, • J. Julius Angerstein, Esq.
TREASURER—ALEX. BENNETT, Esq.

MHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
GOVERNORS of this HOSPITAL will bf. holden on
TUESDAY, the Fourth Day of May nex,t, at the LONDON
TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street ; atter a SER LION to be.
preached in the Chapel of the Hospital,by the Reverend the
DEAN of BRISTOL:

Divine Service will begin at Twelve o'Clock,
Dinner will be on Table at Five precisely,
STEWARDS. '
His Royal Highness the-Duke William Donaldson, Esq.
Caitbridge - Henry thighs Esq.
Earl of Lonsdale -John March;Esq.
William foseph Denison, Esq. Mr; George Pix
M. P Jolla Smith, Esq. _
Join Dent, Esq. M. P. Flint Stacy, Esq.
Thomas Baring, Esq. William Strode, Esq.

•
From•the institution of this, Clarity, to the commence-
ment of the present Year,-3437 .—me;; have been admitted
of vvhic:h Number 2236 have been restuled to their Friends,
'placed in service, or other meputable and industrious oceu--
pations most of whom, when discharged from the.Honse,
were under twenty Years of Age..

JOHN PRINCE, Sec

Dtmde-, April 19, 1802.
A' a MEETING of MERQi-LAN TS,' MA NU_
It E and Others, concerned in the LINEN
TRADE in DUNDEE, •

Mr, ICH'N BANTER,.,Preses;
Resolved, .•

I. That the exorbitant Price of Flax and Hemp, and the
low Price or Linenst have occasioned extreme distresS in this
part of the Country, and threaten to deprive it of its sole de-
the ManuiaCture of Liwits. • •

11. That die Duties i ,!nded to :K. -imposed upon Flax and,
Hemp, impt:teuiiit,, v•liic Ireland is to be exempt-
ed from them, will act w;•'• force in crushing the Li-
nen already z.rial,l to the w,!;,lit of the disad-
vantages which ti ie'7ourstindr. 'lila, the interest of the
British Manufati..rer ther7.by b r 5..-..:t4iced to the adVan-
tage of the Irish'; as the Duties payaoie•in Britain, and the
exemption in Irc I, c,,rath.i2;as a bowity to the latter,.
joined to many wilich it enjoy will trans-
fer the Linen Trade exclusiv..ly to that Country.
1.11.. That ti ..:41,:rming etli,'cts to be •ap;)rchended from the
measures now prop-0e..:, L-11tbr'themost serious attention,
and vigilant endeavours ..

IV That :Lv...1:.%-->tt., Esti ik,:presentative for the. Town,
and Sir David Llireq:gy, 1-I;:piesentative ter tne County, be
solicited to use ,;r:ur er,:fL'a yours .to procure an exemptien
trout duty 'u Fiza and Lemp; and that no preferent.e be
gra:lied to t.,{•_,Jrisn Traci; to tne prejudice of the British
Manutadurer-' •

V. ThAt the state ofthe Trade be represented to the Hon.
the Board of Trustees, and the tavcur of their aid requested
in gnarding the Interests. of the Linen Trade in the present
exsncy:.

VI. That a Committee he appointed to correspond with
oche; Towns concerned in the Trade, and to take every pru-
dent me.:s ,re for its interests ; and that these Re_
50.,: ig,A by, the Pieses, be published in the News-
•. 101 IN

tke.
nis Day was pOlished, price 3s.
TEL I A'JTLY DISPENSATORY ; or, Corn-
pmion to tile Niedieine Chest, comprising explicit di-
rections tit he ~ue o`' the several articles contained in the
meti, c,!,:.st, their properties, doses, &C. with a collec-
tion ofthe.i moit useful Contpounds or Family- Receipts, an
i.ist ')i.,tases, anti a clear and copious Index
of the miL.. approvccl method of treatment both with respect
to Modicil.te and Diet.
By RICHARD REECE,
At.the Chemiclil and Medical Hall, bellow of the Royal
College Surgeons, in London, late Domestic
„Surgeon
and othecary to the General Itifirinary at Hereford, Au-
thor of the. Pitarrnacopceia Pairpers, &c.
Printed by C. Stowers, and'iciltt at the Chemical altd-Me-
clical Hall, Henrietta-Street, Covent-garden.
N. 11. A great variety of Medicine Chests, on a new con-
strudion, adapted to all -Climates, which for conveniences
and compadtness, are particularly:v‘orthy the attentioi of
Travellers.

CAPITAL MANSION and .BSTATE at SALFORD,
WARWICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, GLOW..
CESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
(And entered upon at Lady-day, 1803), at the White Lion
Inn, In Stratford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick,
on Thursday the 6th Day of May, 1802, at Three o'clock
in the Afternoon, subject to such -Conditions as will be
prodUced;
LOT 1.
241. CAPITAL MESSUAGE, or MANSION_
HOUSE, with convenient Offices, Coach-house,
Stables, Garden, Nnd Appurtenances, situate at Salford Prior,
in the County of Warwick, in the occupation of James
Mitchell, Esq. ; together with divers Closes of. rich Arable,
Meadow, aid Pasture Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and
adjoining to the said Mansion, containing r 9 2 Acres, in the
occupation. of the said lames Mitchell and Widow Smith, or
their resPedive Assigns.
LOT 11. •
A Messuage or FARM-HOUSE, situate at kiishford, in
the Parish of Salford aforesaid, with convenient Barns, Sta-
bles, and Outjbuildings, and several Closes of rich Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Ground, lying contiguous thereto,
containing together 171 Acres, in the occupation of the saiu
Widow Smith, or her Assigns.
LOT 111.
A Parcel of Meadow Ground called PRIEST's MEA-
DOW, situate in Salford aforesaid, containilg 421, I. R. 24 P.
in the occupation of the said James Mitchell, or his Assigns.
LOT IV.
Several Closes or Parcels of MEADOW/ GROUND,
situate in Mickleton, in the County of Gloucester, contain-
ing about nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Edward
Horsman.
N. B. Salford is situate between Alcester and Evesham,
at an equal ot;tatlce from each of these Towns, and the
Turnpike Road adjoins. this Estate:
The whole Estate at Salford is. freehold, and Tithe Free;
and the Land Tax is low: The Buildings are in very good
repair, and the first Lot is worthy the' attention of any (yen-
tieman, as a Residence in one of the most delightful
.parts,of
the County of Warwick.
Printed Particulars of the Salford Estate may be hattat the
principal Inns at Warwick, Stratford, Alcester and Evesham ;
and a Plan of the Estate will be lodged at theVlaCe-of Sale,
and with Mr. Robert Woodhead, of Salford, who will shew
the Lands there; and the House may be seen on application
to Mr. Mitchell.
The Tenant will shew the Land at Mickleton.
For furtlivr Particular% inquiie of Messrs. Godfrey and
Tallents, Solicitors, Newark-upon-Trent, Notts ;' Messrs.
Lavender, Solicitors in Evesham ; or Messrs. Kindcrley,
Long and Isice, Syrncnct's Inn, 1.4)114Q11.