The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

GENERAL POST' OFFICE,

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.7,4 7, 102, .
NOTICE, it hereby given to the i ME 'VI 11 1: RS Of
both HOUSES of PARLIAMENT, that their Let teli
and Packets will, 0:! the 22d instant, begin to Ptl.i %I ri>ir, ~t
ritual, being. Forty Days before the Da..,, on which the iNovrir
Parliament is S UMM,7ied to meet.

(y Command of 14e Pcstmastcr-General;
FRANCIS FREELINC, Sec.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

. June zs, rBO.
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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of IJI. 41
.1. jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposal's will be received at their Office, in St. Margalet.
street, Westoninster, on TUESDAY, the i3th day 1003,
/torn such Persons as shall thin* proper to enter into a Ceninia
for trite :apply' of such Quantities and DeScriptions of
CORDAVE, „
as tie Board may order to be furnished for the Service of' the Ord
nan,ce, during a period of One )"Car.
The Terms and Conditions of the Contraa may be known sepoli
application at the Secretary's Office, in St. iilargaret-strut,
day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, but. no, Prop o:
sacs can be admitted after Tuesday, the i3th day of
.714 next.
14i Order td the Board,

R. IL CREM, Sec_

WANTED TO -PURCHASE,
In Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, War-
wickshire, or the dry part of Gloucestershire;
A
Good and Convertient•HOUSE, fir for a Ger!
tlernan's Family, irt.a dry add •pleasant Situation,
commanding a pleasing view. The Rooms must be large
And airy. There mist be. adequate Qtlices, a Walled
den, and a Shrubbery,- which, if extensive, will he inure
agreeable. • The Groundintist be well w(.odecl.' it River or
Streamis wished tor, but may be dispensed with. Together
with the Home,_ there must be, about an
.Hundred AcreS of
good Land ; a liftle more or less will make nu difference.--
The House must not be more than an htmired nliteg frpai
Bath, It is hoped tiutt persons not saving a House
and Land ,suiting the above description, will nut apply..-,.
Those %yip) have, and will direei a Line (post- paid) to
A. B. at Mr. Williants's,- No. r, Church-street, Millbank,
Westminster, mentioning Particulars, will be duly attend-.
ed to.

BRIDGNORTH.
Very Valuable ES FATE, in Fee-simple, call-
ed the I3ROCKALLS, to be Sold by Private Con-
tract, consisting of a substantial Fa-ft-110(.43 with convenient
Banns, Stables, Out-buildings, pu Premises thereto be-
longing, and about Acres of uleful Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Lind, divided into about 3S nclosures, and a consi-
derable quantity of groWing Timber thereon ; and also the
.Mines of Coal, _I rot-stone, and Clay, white have
been bored and prdved in the Estate, and nearly adjoining the
boll, Work.; of
The EState is situate in a Ring Fence, yit'Wn seven Miles
of firidgenortli, and one tulle of the navi4able River Severn,
in the Parish of ChelinarSh, in the County of Salop, in the
tenure. of Messrs. Burkin. and Startin, under l.ea,ie ,for
Twentx-oile Ye.trs from Lady-Day. List, at toe very low
Rent of u6)l.

For ful iticalar4 and to treat for the same, apply to.
Mr. near Stratford on Avon.

A KESWENCE

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TO BE SOLD, Capital Residence, in one of
the most respectable and pleasant parts of South Wales,
fit for the reception of a large Family of Rank and Fortune;
consisting' of an elegant Mansion, with a Demesne of up-
wards\ of 450 Acres or very. rich anti valu,tbia Ground. '
This ekgans Place is surrounded With good Public goadS,
vet beautliAly sequestered in Han&ing Woods and Streams
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Crops, the Stock, and the Fueniture, which is both
eic,;ant sad useful, may go at, the value.
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Applications addressed to Messrs. 13 leasdale and Alexander,
New Inn, will. be' immediately attended to.
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;y Viraie of a Decree df• the'lligh Court of Admiralty of
'England:
TO BE SOLD BVAUCTION, PEREMPTORILYAND
WITHOUT RESERVE,
At the Dolphin Tavern; On the Quay, at Falmouth, on
Tues.iaye aoth lay of julv—itiox, by Eleven o'Clock.
in the Forenoon, on such Conditions as shall then be pro-
ducedi - •
FiORTY-NINE HOGSTrIEADSjAMES RIVER
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TOBACCO-.
For Samples, Catalogues, end further information, apply
to SAMUEL PE LLEW, Commissioner
Dated July 6,18 oz.• , at Falmouth.

• . PITCHLEY GRANGE.
TO BE SOLD BY-PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And entered upon at ,Michaelmas next,
ALI, that capital and extensive Stone-built Mes:-
silage or Tenement, with convenient Stabling, Out-
buildings, and Premises, situate in the Parish of Pitchley,
in•the County of Northampton, commonly. called PITCH.
LEY G RANG E HOUSE, to,ether with the several Closes
or inclosed Grounds of rich Arable and Pasture Land, sur-
rounding and adjoining the same, containing together, by
estimation, 328 Acres, or thereabouts,* more. or less.
And also all those several 'other Closes, or inclosed
Grounds, lying' together and near the above, with large and
convenient Bam, • Yard, and Out-buildings upon the same,
containing, by estimation, z 66 Acres, or thereabouts, more
or less, and now in the occupation of John Tomlinon. •
The above Estate is pleasantly situated in a well-known
Sporting Country, and within half a mile Of the Residence of
the Pitchley Hunt. The House is very spaoious, and a Ca.
pital Residence for a Sporting Gentleman ; the Country.
areund'aboundS in Game of every description ; the whole is
well fenced, and supplied with Water, and each • Farm af-
fords Lime-stone of a capital quality. -
For further particulars, and to treat for the same, inquire
of Messrs. kinderley, Long, and Ince' Symonds-inn,
Chancery-lane, London ; Mr. Cole; -jun. Attorney, Notith-
ampton ; and Messrs. Carter and Cardale, Attorines, Lei-
cester; for a View of the Premises, apply to the Te-
nant..

'.GLOUCESTE'RSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION,
By JAMES CROFTS.
On Wednesday the eBth Day ofluly next, at "the King's Head
Inn, in the Town of Monmouth, between the hours of
f Four and Six in the Afternoon, by' order of the Assignee
of David and William Tailllef, D.Ankrupts, and subjed to
suCh.Coliditions as shall.be then produced ;
AVery 'Valuable FREEI-40L1) ESTATE, si.
• tuate at Lower Redlirook, in the Parish of Newland,
in tire County n 1 Gloucester: about two. Tniles.frern 'Mon-
mouth, called LOWER REDBROOK WORKS, and now
used as, a Manufadory. for, Tits Plaies ; with the Forges,
Rolling Mills, Fornaces,4ire Engine..-and other Machinery,
divers Dwelling:houses for. the Agent and Workmen, and
about Seyentr-eight Acres of Arable„Meadow, Pasture, and
Woodland; surrounding the Works ; on part whereof there
are very good Quarries of Stone for Building, and an
.abun-
dance of Limestone of vtcellent quality.
The Works havea plentiful :mid :Constant supply of Wa-
ter, and are fuinished with Coal at a., very moderate rate froia,
the Forest of Dean (which is only three mites distant); tnd
have alsfo the advantageof being contiguous tb the navigable
River Wye. . • ,

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The numerous Conveniences attached. to these Premises,
render them extremely desirable.
The whole arc now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Cow-
ley (together with a Leasehold-. Turning Mills_lett therewith),
under a Lease for 21 years, which commenced on the 25th of
December, 1798, at the yearly Rent of 7901.
Printed Particulars will be. ready for delivery in a few days,
and may be had at the. Place of,Sale ; of .the printers of the
Gloucester and Hereford Journals ; of Mr. lanes, Solicitor,
SaliOmry-square, London; of Mr. Guest, Solicitor, Brisrol ;
and of Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Monmouth, who wi4-ap-
point a Person to strew the,P rtraises.
June 2,6, 1444., , . .

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Whitehall, July to, zBoz.

THE King has been pleased to appoint His Grace
Fugh Duke of Northumberland, K. G. to be Cus_.
tos Rotulorum of and in the County of Northunt_
berland, and of the Town and County of New.
castle-upon-Tyne, by Letters Patent bearing Date
the Twelfth Day of June last.
- Whitehall, lay zo, 1802.

The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland to Evart Nepean, of LoderS and
Bothenhampton,- in the County of Dorset, Esq.
and to the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully be-
gotten.

The Circuits appointed for the Summer Assizes,
18oz, 'are as follow, viz. _

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
cord ELLENROROUGH, Lord Chief justice.
lustic CHAMBRE.
C-iy of Yil-k and Cortj' of the same City--Saturday, jury Sri at
the of the said City.
Yorkshire—The same day, at the Castle of York.
Durham=,-Tuesday, August' to, at the-Castis?. of Durham.
Totvn and Newcastle-upon-1)/17e, and Cozwy ofthe same Town—
Saturday, August 14, at the Guildhall of the said Town.
Northunzherland—Thy; same day, as the Castle of Newcastle-
.

• upon.: Tyne.
Cut:l6erland—Friday; August 20, at the City of Carlisle.
Westrnorland—Wedilesday, August xs, at Appleby.
Lancashire—Saturday', August zB, at the Castle of Lancaster.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.
Lord ALVANLEY, Lord Chief Justice 'of the Court of,
Common Pleas.
• Mr. justice G aosz.
B ackingbamshire Monday, July 7,6, at Buckingham.
Bedford:hire—Thursday, , Idly 29, at Bedford..
Huntingdwrshire—Saturday, July 3r, at Huntingdon.
Cantor idgeshire--,Aioriday, August z, at Cambridge.
,Suldk—Thursday, August 5, at bury Saint Edmund's.
l;-ofilk. —Monday, August 9, at the Castle of Nurwich.
CiEy of Norwich—Same. day, at the Guildhall:of the said City.

HOME CIRCUIT.
Lord Chief Baron MACDONALD.
Mr. Baron HoTnAm.
flertfirdshire—Monday, July z 6, at Hertfartl.
Essex—Wednesday, July zB, at Cha,utsford.
Sussex—Mond :v, August a, at Lcwes.
Kent--7 Wednesday, August 4, at Maidstone.
Suriva--41ouci.o , August 9, at Guildlovd.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.

- Mr. justice LAWRF.%CE.
Mr. Justice LE IiLA Nt.
Berkshire—Mohday, July 26, at Abingdon.
Oxfordshire—Wednesday, July 28, at Oxford. •
Worcestershire—Saturday, luly 31, at Worcester.
City of ir orcester—The same day, at the Chia Worcester.
Gloucestershire—Wednesday, August 4, at Gloucester.
Ci,y of Gloucester--The-same day, at.the City of Cloucester;
Monmouthshire—Saturday, August 7, at Monmouth.
fferefordsoire--Tuesday, August to, sat Hereford. •
,Sbropshire—Saturday, August 14, at Shrewsbury.
Staffordshire—Wednesday, August 18, at Stadbrd.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
Mr. Justice HEATH.
Mr. harcin T Ito mso N .
2Vailhallip:OnSUre —Tuesday, July 2,7, at Northampton.
Rutland—Friday, July so, at Oakhain.
LincoinshireSaturday, iply 3i, at the Castle of tincoln.
Cily of Lincoln—Same Day, at the City of Lincoln. . .•
Nouingbam:,wire—"'l•hursday, August 5. at Nottingham.
,Town of Notthwham—Same Day, at the. Town of Notting-
ham.
Derbj•shire—Saturday, Attgust 7, at Derby. .
Li•icertershire—Wednesday, August ir, at the Castle at Lei-
rester. . • • _ _
Boi-ough-of Leicever2Same day, at .the Borough-of Leicester.
V'Covintv-Saturday, August Lb-at the City of Coven-
try..
11'ainuickrbire—Same day, at Warwick.

"WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Mr. Justice ROuKE.
Mr. Baron GRAHAM.
-.SIII:haMPIrM--.TUCSCIaY, 1111' 27, at the Castle of Winchester.
Wiitr—Saturday, July 31, at New Sarum.
Dorset—Thurscuy, , August .5, at Dorchester.
Dozion —Monday, August 9, at the Castle of Ejteter.
City ant:lolo7y of Exeter—The same day, at the Guildhall of
the City 01 Exeter.
Ci.;r4.4,all—Monday , August 16, at I3odmin.
.1'.,m,,,-4et—Saturday, August a ti at the City of Wells.
Ciy and County of Bristol-- 1 riday, August Z 7, at the Guild-
hall of the City of Bristol.

BRECON CIV.CUIT.
, The 8011. C;FOR.GE HARDINGZ.
ABLL MOYSEY, Esq.
Presteigne—Monday, August 16:
Brecon--Saturday, August 21.
Caraijf—Saturday, August 28.

BANKRUPTS.

George Shiith, of .Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer, to surrender
July 29, 30, and August 21, at twelve, at the Stafford
Arms Inn, Wakefield. Atternies, Mr. Lee Wakefield;

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or Mr. Sykes, New-Inn,London.
William Bulheld, of Lanc;ister, shopkeeper, July 26, at five,
j illy 27, at elevep, and August 2 I, at five, at the New Inn,
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Attoinies, lvl•.;ssrs. Baldwin and Dowbiggiu,

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Lancaster. •
William Chilcott, late of Lamb-street, Spitalfields;
plum-
ber,ly 17, 20, and August zr, at one, at Guildhall.
A ttornies, Messrs. Collins and Reynolds, S'pital-square.
John lames, of Hatton-Garden, dealer, Jury 13, 24, and
August 21, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Gale,
Bed-lord-street, Bedforti-row.
William Bonser, Red Lion-street, Spitalfields, silk-weaver,
july 17, at eleven, 24, and August at, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attormes, Messrs. Swan and Wallington, Fore-street,
Cripplegatc. • •
Peter Hope, Liverpool, merchant, July 29, 30, and August
21, at eleven, at the -Saddle Inn, Liverpool.' Attornies,
Messrs. G. and i2crump, and Mr. Willworth, Liver-
pool ; or Mr. Battye, Cuaucery-lane.
John Barratt, of Wakefield, gardener, July 26, 27, and Aug.
24 , at eleven, at the White Hart, Wakefield. Attornies,
.Mr

13a!tye,' Chancery-Lne, LOndon ; or Mr. *Brooke,

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Wakefield.
Charles Collishaw,.•of Wych-strect, St. Clement Danes,
cabinet-maker, July 17, z 7, and August at, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Godrnond, Crescent-Place,
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Blackfriars.
John Yeates, •of Portsmouth, coal-merchant, July 17, 27,
and August 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Nowell, E%sex.street, Strand.
Thomas Banks, of Hill-house, Sedgley, Staffordshire, car-
penter, July 23, 24, and August 21, 41 ten, at the Star,
Staftbrd. Attorney, Mr, Lilly Parker, Staliord.
Walter. Jenkins, of Bristol, hroicer, July 12, at ten, 2d, and
August 21, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.
• Attornies, Mr. Gabel!, Lincoln's-Inn; *London.; or. Mr.
Hartley, Bristol.
Thomas• Carter the younger, of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex,
corn-chandler, July 13, 24, and August 21, at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Jessvpp, ClitlOrd's-

PIrIDENDS.

Aug. 3. William Simonds, of Market-street, St. James's,

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grocer, at one, at Guildhall.
Aug. 3. William Rawlings, of Gracechurch-street, grocer, at

one, at Guildlv;tll.
Aug. 3. Robert Smalley, late of Gravesend, carpenter, at
one, at Guildhall.
July 31. William Sutton, of St. Paul's Church-yard, earthen
ware seller, at tell, at Guildhall.
Aug. at. john Holmes, of Newbold-upon-Avon, Warwick-
shire, lime-merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Rugby.
Aug. •;.r. William Tate the elder, and, Willi Tate the
younger, of PindOn, Sussex, tiinber-rnerchants, at ten, at
Aug. al. William Bailey, late of Malmsbury, victualler,-
at eleven, at the, Fleece. nn, Cirencester.
Idly 31. John Dawson,. of
_Hyde-strcet„Bloomsbuq, steel-
manufacturer, at ten, at. Guildhall. • -
Aug. lit. Alexander Anderson and .Davit-1. Robertson, of
cVM1144.3.t.Nct4 merchants, tt ter.4.at Guildhall.