The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-27 00:00:00

GENESAL POST aFFIC.E,

• 'Alva: 25, 1802.
*- MAIL •
Nzo is hereby..g• 2.!vr, 'at a .Wll
be made-up at this Office on the first WEpr4 ES DA
every .Nanth; -with • the. LETTERS for the BAHAMA.
ISLANDS, to hf forwarded by the Jamaica Packet, which
on her return-to E4rope twech at Crooked 141apdt.tvii
receive from thence the AIAtL for ENGLAND.
Ry Command of His Majesty s Po:ln:aster Orneraf,--
• ZR,INCIS FREELING, See.

ORbNANCE.PREMISES, at RO7:IIERIIITUE.,
OFFICE of ORDNANCE,

ifiegu:t is, 1832.
PRINCIPALHE OFFICER. of lIIS MA. •
.7ESTI"J ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that thy
will be ready, at their Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster,
on TUESDAY,
.the 3 lit instant, to. receive Propose'- from such
Persons wbs maybe nuilling- to MOW the Purchasers of a very Eli-
gible and Improveable LEASEHOLD ETATE, the Prope,
of the Ordnance, situate at Rotr-eri..ithe, in the County of Surrey
consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, errged on a Piece of ,
Ground' on the North Side y Lavender-street, with the various:
Out-buildings, together with an extensive WEI AR F, fronting
the Iliver Thames, zlo Peet in Length, and WA R EHOUS ES,•
BAKE OUSE, ACCOUNTING-HOUSE, and several
other Buildings eretled thereon ; and also all Benre:fi: and Alvan.
tage Arising from His .Majesty's Letters Patent,: gr,;nted for a
certain Invention for saving Cod and other Fuel; in' the work-
' lug of Seam. Engines, and fir other purposes; and also all Beni--
fit to a, Renewfil ,such Patent; Elevate a CAPITAL,
STEAM EN.GlNE,.ereeed,Un tet.
_said Premise,. ; and- also
the QVCIIS construaed &,2 the Principk .rf :he said o),7ens., Invert-
. • t•

lion.

"

The a hveitgntianed Pi. ern! scr; for a re.rtm, fj. %lAA:A
Eig-Z,teen,Yea4 wire tviexp i red ,64. ;bad). aly law, at 0.5'.
Ri-rt

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SIXTY-IHIVE POUNDS per Annuiii,.
Irtcdiate posseision 1.4:1ll hekiven as soon as the
,pre-thfise shall .
he,repstlett.cl. - , •
• The-TAensises may he .mowed upon application to Mr. tt00!‘7,.,
.ra.gio I.r- rs3idtatthereon ; and .the i4elsira:7 of the Board's Tee
1 Ivitc;:: stale,t .netiy ,he exa;nineei at ISe'Secret av's Office, in 5t...;
1114 F. '

!•e,.,ll,_t7Nlfvfr._ , , . . • ...
Pv3Ptin•alr sealed up, and marled' on the outside, " Proposals

Purchase of th OTcrriance- Premises, , at. Rother.
• be delivereelVt'fbio:rdniince.o.4?ice, in Weitminver,
on or before the 3 14./::siiii:/711;1,4t.?4".0fer will b( reed .red
the el Two p'doc:kofr; ti!a., day:
the- Board,. • - •
• - • R. H. CREW,

•-•WESTMORLA-116.'".--
..q- -
-i9;,BE SOLD,
.theV4ll.tiable...a9d- Tniproyeable
.•..16E.1-1()L1) E Stiff Eof BRE EK's HALL, dis 4
faint fo,tr .County Town, And fire
from the Market Towlvf-,l(24hylStepl)eli t.consisting of the .4
11-414. a Lige. old tlaz> ny wy,th. suitable Buildings, all'
goad repair, aaa•triro,otrter klrirrTl•oaSei late ly " ?ft ti!t; 'WI thfiS,77
all necessary conveniencies to each; also . rz Acres (as pat
Plan of the .E state) of Arabic, 'Meadow,' and Pasture Land;
lying in a Ring Fence. The Estate is well' fenced; and well
Watered, a. Trout strearn ronning through it, ' and niaer
• Springs. It. possesses in itself the means of great improve,
meat, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lime Stone, of the
first quality arid t\vo Lime: Kilns ; the Land Tax re:
deemed, and the whole, forty-two Acres excepted, is Tithe-
free, and having an unlimited Right on the valuable and ex-
tensive Counnon of Asby Mask, being excellent Sheep
Land.
For further Partictilars, enquire or Matthew Stephensort,
Esq. of Sawbridge, adjoining Breek's Hall, the owner;
Sampson George, Esq. Middleton Tyas, near Richmond;
Mr. RiChard Stephmson, .Attorney-at-Law, Appleby • or
Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine Hill, Bishop Auckl;rid,*
burharn.—James Wright, at Sawbridge, Seryant to Mr.- •
Stephenson, will shew, the Premises.

To Dr, SOLOMON, Liverpool.

SIR
AirINO been for several years affliaed with'i
• yiolent Nervous Complaint, accompanied with Pains
in my Head and Bieast, so as to be frequently confined for
days to my bed,. and hating had recourse to the Faculty in
several parts of this kingdom, to no purpose, was at length
recOmMendedtotry your CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD ;
'after taking three bottles, I am happy in being able to state,
I find myseltperfeclly recovered, wbich 1 entirely attribute,'
under God, to your invaluable medicine. You are perfectly
at liberty to publish this circumstance, and I shall make it
generally known in this part ot the CoUntry,
• I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
THOMAS V. CLENDENING.

ONLY A FEW.OAYS TO PU-RCHASS IN.

'• The Public arc respectfully informed, that • r. Tames
Mathews, NO. 18, Strand, has on hand, a few Five Pound
CaSes of Dr.:Solomon's truly valuable Medicine, the CO R-
. DIA L BALM of GILEAD, containing, the quantity of
-'Twelve Half'Guine:a Bottles—these can only. be purchased
prior tool-the ist of September next, in consequence of the
heavy Duties imposed on Medicines of that value, which
coinuicrcc on that day. Patients who arc desirous of perse-
vering in the use of this excel lent Medicine, and SA VIN G
ONE POUND -SIX SHILLINGS, are therefore advised
to:lose no time in applying for the same, as the whole Stock
of Five Pound. Cases remaining unsold on the Ist of Septem.;
ber, will 1)-returned to the,Proprietor; ••• *- • ' -
Also a kw of Family Bottles at cos. of the ANTI--
'I MP ETIGIN ES for the Scurvy, Leprosy, Lues Venerea,
&c.. whereby the PqrshaSer saves 535., The sale of whicn
will likewise be withdrawn after- theist of September:

Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh Peter-street„
New-York ; Mathews„.„No. ts, StrYnd,`"Lontion ; and in
Bath, by Vlazard;. Bristol,,Bulgin • Brighton, Gregory Bir-
. ntinghant K mitt and' Libya; ;f3LandtOrd,
Simmons; Bury St. Edmund's,..zDjogl ;?•Cneltenliarri, Sel-
don; Cambrido Hodgson ;4: Costeht'ry, 'RdlaSen'• •Co!dies-
ter, leymer.; Canterbury, Simm,on,s„--Caitisie,
. Chatham, Etherington ; ChclmsfOrd, ti•atilTdr; et-tem!,
Pooh and'SOn ; Chiches.ter, Phillip Son tjirencester, S ;
Chippenlynn, Comb's ;'Dntirin, Dugdale, No. 7, Exehrge-
court ; ;Deity, l)rewe'y; Durhain, Pennington; Dover,
Neales ; Devizes ; Lowe ; Dorchester, 'Virtue ; Deal, Roie;
Dartmouth, Jackson edinbuggh,-.1 Smith, North Bridge ;
E xetets„, 'Frew mita and. Soul ; •Fal mouth Elliot ; Glo.:ces-
trr,
Pitt, Walkcr ; lasgoW, Wl)onal4; Liverpool, Cass,
druggist ; Leeds, binns, Holmes.; Lificaoln, Drury ; nn,
•Headley Gregory,'S.winft.s.n ; Lewes, Pitt ;Nian-
.i.-heSter.,: Thompson ; l Maidstope,..Walker ;
Marlborough, Harolu ; Newbury,
,Fuller, Mice ; New-
castle, Walker, Hodgson ; •Ni rth.trifinon, Dicey ;- Nottink:.
ham,. I.ftirbagF; Stevenson,'
and Co. ; Oxford,
' Jones; P I ythotalt L)Ock, land ; Portsmouth; -•,13.41arn ;
Simitt andeC.).•; Rtietrester, Etherington Preston,
Serkent i;1 Echlowes ;: 4910k-111*ton, 'Baker t
.Stiltford;,Mrgaii ; •SV.t.rtiford„Ne'.Vcoinb ; Sunderland,'Bray;
Salisbitty,•CollihsT' ScarbOnongh, Bayley; 'Faunton,.P.oole ;
Tuftbridge Sprange Wells, "E
yi II ; Weymouth,
Windsor,-lilakeney ;..-and all the Meelicine Venders
in the Urfeted Killgdont..' .of ' hotn may be had.' ffie "AB-
STE 'WENT LO ON, • for clearlsing the face .and •skin
. . .
front cutitn64us eruptions; kAits ,s s. id,. hailpints zs, 9..1:

MAILS.

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_PRICE OF STOCKS,

TRIS pAY IT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols. 661 a 66 a 671 I Ommum -1: a yeti Disc.

THE SUN.

PaLEM QPIS :CLRL rALsum AuDEA

LONDON, AUGUST 27, 1802.

WE yesterday stated the circumstance of General
LASN ES, the French Envoy, having suddenly and.un_
expeEtedly left Lisbon on the morning of the loth inst.
On the r4th, an official notice of this circumstance

was published in the Gazette of Lisbon, and a
Note was sent to all the Foreign Ministers resident
there. From these it appears, that no ground of
quarrel exists between the French Government and

the Court of Lisbon, and we are led to hope, that
the French General has aled merely from the
warmth and impetuosity of his own tempor, without
any orders or instrations from his Government ;

in which case we have little doubt this unpleasant
occurrehce wiil be satisfadorily adjusted by an ami-
cable explanation.
The following Article appeared in the Official
Gazette cf Lisbon on the t 4.th.

Lis.son, r..vb August.
'4' General LAsN Is, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
I.slnipotentiary of the French 4epublic, left this Court
in the morning of the loth instant, a measure which he
took lrom his own proper will, and which is the more un.
expedei, as have been the constant and repeated civilities
and attentions paid to him by this Court, in demonstra.
tion of the constant friendship, perfeli harmony, and
good understanding subsisting between this Monarchy and
the French Republic—as there does not exist any actual ob-
jea of discussion between the two Governments which can
alter, in the slightest degree, the happy relations of this
Country with France, relations which this Court desires
•filca:iously to promote, and even to render more intimate."

COPY OF THE NOTE OF THE MINISTER or FOREIGN
AFFAIRS, TO THE DIFFERENT MINISTERS a EST.
DENT AT TIIE COURT OF PORTUGAL.

" General LASNES, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary of the Fretwit Republic, havingacioßted the
unexpected resolution of withdrawing from the Court, His
Royal Highness the PRINCE REcLii-r, My Master, has or-
dered me to communicate to you this event, which is the
more unlooked for, as he had received the most ardent and
distinguished testimonies of regard, founded upon the most
Perfea harmony, and entire good understanding subsisting
between this Monarchy and the French Republic; and this
too at a moment when there existed no objea of discussion
which could in the smallest degree affect the friendly rela-
tions which His Royal Highness desires, and will make it
study to promote. You will have the goodness to give
• notice of the aboye to your respective Courts,"

`'lE this day give a: length, the Report of the
French Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the Plan
of Indemnities agreed on beiween Frewe and
Russia, the substance of which we gave in our Paper
of yesterday. This measure will greatly facilitate
the Proceedings of the Diet at Rarisbnz, as two
months only are- allowed for its discussion of, and
decision upon the Plan, and little doubt can be
entertained but that it will he fully adopted. Some
such measure was perhaps necessary to secure the
tranquillity of Europe, as from the number of clash.
ing interests in the Diet, it was hardly to be ex_
peeled that unanimity was to be obtained upon any
one point.

According tp intelligence which we have received.
fr )in Paris, the English Newspapers have aaually
been prohibited in the Coffee-Houses, and Reading_
Rooms in that Capital. The French Journals still
continuing to mike Extrads from them, this prohi-
bition appears to be only intended to prevent those
unpleasant discussions from taking place, which
might have arisen from Articles inserted in some of
the English Papers, which were nor diaated by the
greatest regard to the amicable relations' existing
between the two Countries, or couched in the most
temperate language.

His Royal Highness the PRZNCE of WALES was
expeaed to return to Brighton last night.

The ArtcrintsHor of.CANTERBVIty, with his
Family, goes to Brighton for a month. A House is
taken for his Grace on the east of •the Steine, for
the above period, at fifteen guineas per week.
A Warrant, signed by the Lords of the Treasury,
has btsen received by the Commanding Officer, in
the Isle of 'Night, to attach 120 acres of land to
the Barracks, in the Forest of Parkhurst, for the
conveniency and accommodation of the pepOt Of.
ricers and their Horses.
By American Papers, received yesterday down
to the 23d ult. we have the unwelcome intelligence
of,the return of the Fever at. Philadelphia. From
the Bolton Crazett• of July ;a, we copy ,the follow-
ing :--c, It cannot he denied, that there have ap.
peared, within a few days past, in the northern
larts of the City of Philadelphia, many cases of
ever of a very malignant kind. The official re-
rt Of ihe Board of Health, of that place, pub.
lied in this day's paper, unhappily substantiates
lit fad.'" k

14741P4L
NEWS.

,PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 26.

Mrs day His Majesty's Ship No/rhumba/a,/
was released from Quarantine, and from her !amid
Lieut. Col. AIREY, and several other Officers.

Arrived a;so His Majesty's Ships Zephyr, W-
ham and John, and Niger, from Cork, and caw
into Harbour to be paid off; ayd Bois), MORRS,
from Bristol.

DEAL, AUG.

SAILED for the Texel, His Majesty'S Ships Fr.
tunie, Diamond, and Alcmene, with the Autlam
Sloop of War, having on hoard Dutch Troops in
the Service of the PRINCE Of ORANGE.
Arrived from Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheer-
ness, the De /ft, of 64 guns.

Sailed the Amphion Frigate on a Cruize.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Alecna,
PATTERSDis:, from Quebec, and Da/r.pnp/e, Sant.,
from Cadiz.