The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

HANIP-SHI RE

S;NGULARLY BEAUTIFUL FREEHOLD ESTATE
To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A FREEHOLD
,ESTATE, combitlin&- peculiar
.171A:_ advantages of Tenure, with. a situation of almost un-
riv3all4 bz:-.lity. It contains about 255 Acres, lying perfeCA-
)v ; is.a Manor within itself, aflording an excellent
nu.rery so: Game, is EXtraliarochial and Tytlie-frb,_•'.
The Estate is abundantly ordamented with Oak and other
Timber, to the growth of, which it is .particularly.congenial.
It is'-iii the centre of the New Forest Hunt, within Three
miles of a .capital Market Town, and an easy distance from
Sobthampton, Lyndhurst, Ringwood; Salisbury, &c. The
Roads are excellent. •-

-For- Particulars apply to Mr. •Hockey, Upholsterer,
Southampton, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen:.

- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • -• •
At the Hop Pole-Inn, in Worcester; on Thursday the 3d Day
of jt:f•ct.ne:a, hetwet-ri the. Hours of Three and Six. id the
Afternoon, stibjea foTontlitions of Sale to' be then pro_
• dui-ed , N
cif anNt-s‘AV:ereCted` VILLA; in the Parrsh
1-4,1:-•of•Vcritittington, in County-of- Worcester; within
t-,ro;Miles ut:the City, :vita! tlae.()lliccs, COach-house, Stable,'
C;37(len,,itud laid out, and about three Acre's
of r'i'ch ".leal;‘•.•,Land, 114;,h-c-ttlti \ration, part whereof
plante:l Fruit Trees. T jsc Latid and
Premwes .a.r.jont the London Turnpike Road, leading froin
iier:ol,JK-!; ;.•.re Within a'plbsant walk of ‘Ylr-
vzsger,,cokurti,u)d a delightful View of the adjoining Country,
areTitiehilil, a deii-able iipbt,:tur• a small Family, and Were
I of Air. Jonathan Lea, de-
-
ye
rdij otV.e Pattjett'ors, 'y: 1y to Nr.Thrd,
WorLe6ter, of Mr: th), ch and t 3, Cierilcitt4 I:1!•,,
London. •

From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 25.

St. James's,' May 27, 1802.

THIS day Baron- Silverhjelm, Minister Resident-
from the King of Sweden, had a private Audience
of Her Majesty :
TO which he was introduced by the Earl of 'More-
ton, Lord. Chamberlain to Her Majesty, and intro-
duced by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knight, Master. of
-the Ceremonies..

Lord Chamberlain's ()fee, May 26, I gOZ

Notice is•hereby given, that' there-will he a Draw-
ing-Room at Sr. James's, on the 4th of ~June next,
His Majesty's 13irth-f.)ay ; but there will not be a
Ball in the Eveningt
• Lord Chamberlain's Office, May 28, 1802.

Notice is hereby 'given, that there will be a
Levee at St. James's, on Wednesday next, the ad
of June. .

ll'ar-Office, Ma.y 29, 18°2

rst Regiment of Life' Guards, Lieutenant Thomas Ansley,
from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant vice Cooper,
who exchanges.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant ' fOhn Allen
Cooper. from' the tst Regiment of Life Guards, to be
Lieutenant, vice Ansley, who exchanges._

loth Ditto, flumphry lio-w-les, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur-
chase; vice Chambers, promoted.
-14th Ditto, Charles Sib:L.-crop, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Mahoney, pfomored.
15th Regiment of Foot, Entitu William Coxe to be'Lieute-
nasrit, by-purchase, vice Treachcl, reinovct to the zd'Life
Guards.

IStli Ditto, Ensign John Dewar, from the 29th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Walker, promoted.
loth Ditto, Captain John Maister to be Major, by purchase,
vice Power, promoted. Lieutenant Ralph Etrington to be
Captain, vice Maister.
34th Ditto, Ensign George Carnegie to be Lieutenant, by
purchase;vice Dawson' promoted.
49th Ditto Ensign A. R. Ileyland to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice-Cooke, who retires.
sth Ditto, Major John Cornelius Halkett to be Lieuten! n°-
Colonel, by purchase, vice Ltimsden, who retires. Capt.
Lieutenant. Charles Morgan to be Major, vice Flalkett.
Lieutenant George Evart to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice
Morgan. .
72d Ditto, Charles Innis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Munro, promoted,
7Sth Ditto, Lieutenant Donald Macleod, from the Cape
Regiment, to be- Lieutenant, vice Angus Cameron, who
retires on Half-pay of the Cape Regiment.
Bth West India Regiment, Lieutenant Robert i'waddell,
from the 39th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Dillon, who retires..

Royal Irish Invalids, john Law, Gent. -late a Cornet, in. the
sth Dragoon Guards, to be QuarteK-Alaster, vice Aber.
croinbie, deceased.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

Captain Charles Stone, of the i6th, Light Dragoons., to be
Paymaster.

BREVET.

Major-General George Nugent to be Lieutenarit-General ill
the Island of Jamaica and its Dependencies only.
Major Robert }Oilman, on Ralf-pay of tlict' late Xork
Fuzileers, to be Lieutenant-colOnef in tlte•Army.
Kirk,zldy Troll) of the Fikrhire Gfntlernen.and Yeomanry
Cava/y.,

Colonel Ronald Fergusson; on the Half-pay of the fate g3d
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice" Oswald, deceased.
, .flyntpon Maurice Yoluniper Infantry.
•

Thomas Holberton, Esq. to be Captain.
Lieutenant Joseph Weeks to be Captain.

M Emo !kik N nom . —The Appointment of capt.jairi AleNander
t. b. Major,_ pitral:.,e, to ti;,
- gunent ot' Foot, vice F. o promoted,, as. staicial Gazette
the azette
of the 2,6 th of September last,, not taken place. •
The Appointment of Lieutennt John Names to be
'Captain, by purchase, in the zoth Regiment of Foot, vice
Chalmers, Korno.ted, as' stated in the Gizett4 of the 29th
-of December last, has nut taken place.

Ordnance-Office, May 2r, igaz,
Real Regiment of :rdirtillery.
Captain-Lieutenant _Edward Worsley to be Captaink vice
• B. D. Hooke, retired. Dated May la., 18oz.
First Lieutenant Charles C. Clifton to be Captain-Lieute-
nant, vice Worsley. Dated as above.
Second 'Lieutenant James Bastard to be
,FiTst Lieutenant,
vice .Clifton, . Dated as above.
Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Duncan to he Captain, vice
L. Qtßrien,retired. Dated as above.
First Lieutenant Richard M. Burleigh to.be Captaip-Lieu-
tenant, vice Duncan. Dated as above,
Second Lieutenant Thomas V. Straubenzee, to be First
Lieutenant, vice Burleigh. Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant William Latham to be First Lieutenant,
vice john Armstrong, retired. Dated above,

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
lames Meycoek, of Broad-strezt, Saint Giles,'in the,Fielci:;,.
iii.therklasher. •

BANKRUPTS.

Joseph Butler, now or late of Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire,
cOrnfaCtOr to-surrender June s; tz, and July 10, at ten, at
.London. Messrs.Attornies, 1{04.'411d &lim-
ning, Gray's:lnn-sqUare,,London.
Robert Freebairn,, of Coleman-street, inSurance•-broker, June
8, is, and July lo; at' ten, at at Guildhall. Attoraies,
Mesrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry.
Sarah Beaton,_of Yeovill, Sotnersetshir-,,, haberdasher, June
5, 19, and. July to, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
tonnes, Messfs. Gregory and Brookes, Wax4liantilers':
Hall, Giitter-lane, London.
Benedict Paul Wagner, of Great Manchester-street, "men,
chant. Attorney, Mr.'Gatty, Angel-purt,'Throgmorton-
street.
Abraham Brown Whitley, of Ninth Shields, merchant, Tune
14, 15, and -July to, at-eleven, at the Shakespeare ,Tavern, •
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Fletcher, North
Shields; or Mr. Hall, Carey-Street,'Lincoln's-Inn.
Thomas Ridgway, Andrew •Dodsan; and Samuel Ridgway;
Of nterehunts, Tune 29, 30.; and. July to, at one,.
at the Globe Tavern; Liverpool. Attorniesz, Mr. Bladk-.
Stock, Liverpool; or Mr.. T. Blackstock, TeMple, Lon.:
don. -
Wilham
Wilson the younger, of Hay-Park,, Yorkshire,
cornfaaor, tune 9, to, and July 10, eleyen, at the
White-Hart TaVern, Kingston-upon-Hull. • Attornies,
Mr. Ellis, Cursitoi-streit; London; or Mr. Galland,
K ingstonLupon4lull.
James Kilpatrick, of Pope's:Head-Alley, merchant, June
,
5, '25, and. July Ic4, at eleven, at `Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Lee, Tantield-:court, Temple.
Matthew Candlish, of Whitehaven, mercer and woollen-
draper; June Is, 16, and July to-, at ten, at the Strafford
Arms Inn, Wakefield. A tfornies, Messrs. Allen and Exley,
FurnivaPs-Inn, London ; or Mr. Armitage, Wakefield.
Peter Crichton,- late of the Duke on Horseback Alehouse,
Woolwich, vldualler, June 5, at eleven, is, at twelve, and
July To, at Six; al GUlld'hall. Attornies, Mr. Berne,
. Greenwich .; or Mr. Banton, Swan-Yard, Blackman-
street, Southwark.
Henry Pullen and Thomas Roberts, of Exeter, coalmet-
chantc, tune 17, 18, and July to, at four, at the Bear Inn,
Exeter. Atturnies, Messrs. Follett and Williams, Exeter;
or Mr. Follett; Paper:Buildings, Temple.
Richard Roberts,- of, Liverpool, brick-maker, July z, 3, and
so, at one, at the York'llotel, Lkvetpool. Attornies, Mr.
Fleetwood, . Rkinsibtd•s-Garden, Liverpool ;
.or Mr.
Bartlert's-Zbildirlgs.

June r 9. john WeSt.'and:ThOmas Davies, of New Bond-
street, savorslitiths",-ae-ten;
June 24. Arthur Boyer and RObert Kenyan, late of Liver-
. pool; at f,ve-tve, at the Garter Tavern, Liverpool.
June 26... Stephen Boult and john I\laynara, 01 Stains, coach-
makers, at ten, at Gi,:l4tril.
• june-24. r,aiestif:r, of Walsall, grocer, at eleven,
at the Littleton...lf:hits, Penkridge.
June 24 '.l.ltihrit:3'ManWaringl-iif Manchester, shoemaker, at
' twelve, at Nla.ncllester. . . .
June 26. • Merlei:i44. SthnrOrtl-strvct, Blackthars-
• Roatl;at
.

luly 6. John Cheyney, of Oxfcrd-street, linen-draper, it
twelve, at QuiWall.
Jt:iie i:',. Jonathan Sale, and James Sale the younger, late
et Liverpool, coal-inaciants, at one, at- the 'York Hotel,
Liverpool._
CERTIFICATES;

. .
June 19,4 A lexander Martin and Thomas'Martin, of Panton-
• street,Zabinet.onik—ers: -
,_
Cerge:4lasleden, of Liverpool, bookseller.
Thomas Bibby, of Stockport, grocer.
Edward Dash, of %Valcot, Somersetshire, livery-stable-
keeper: - - ' • ....
Davison Penny the younger, of Wapping,- ship-chandler.
Stephen Hodges, late of Oundle, Northampton, innholder.
Henry Fraser, of. Nightingale,-lane, grocer.
~..,'

[This Gazette, contains Addresses from the Universities
of Oxford, and Cambridge,' the Gt,iorai Assembly of the
Church-of Scotland, the Mayor and Commonalty of Oxford;
the aitiliffs, Clergy, ;-&c. of Litchfield, , the Lord Provost
and. IN•lagistrates of Glasgow, • the Magistrates, &c. of Cul-
ross, ditto of Dumfries, ditto of Inverkeithing, the Bailiff
and Freemen of Seaford, the Nobility,- Clergy, &c. of the
County of Kent, and the Magistrates and Town Council of
Qne&nsferryl

MAILS.

ARRIVED. DUE.
Holland - - I -
Hainburgh -
Lisbon - - s - - - - - o

PRICE OF STOCKS,

TINS DAY AT TWELVE D'CLOCK.
Consols. Opening 75 4 (Minium - a Pr.

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