The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

November 24, iRo2..
THE COWT .of DIRECTORS •of the
UNIT ED COMP AM' .of MERCHANTS:of.7ENC-
LAND trading to the Easr Indies, do hereby give Notice,-
That they are reads' --to receive Proposals, in writing, at au
lime on or before FRIDAY, the 31st December next, from any
Persons wbo may be willing to BUILD SHIPS, of about goo
Tons Burthen, to he Let on. Freight for the sc4id-company's Sift.
`vice for Six Voyages. certain. •
The Tenders with .1 he -Ship Tender" on the cover, to
be;'s.everally scaled up,- and left with the ' Secretaty, at or before
Ttvelve.o'Clock at Noon on Friday, the said 3 tst December next,
beyond which hour not .aoy Tender will be received.
WILLIAM RAMS-4 Y, Sec.

The,partieulars of the principal dimensions avd scantlings, alto
an Inventory si she principal Stores, the Copy of the Usual Charter
Parly, as an outline (72!i:h the obter
.Terms and Conditions t.2:4 which
t& Ships arc to be !eN,..ered, and entertained in the Compav's
Service, also the braft cOnformakv to which the Ships are to be
Built, mi.), be seen on erppliCation to Mr.' James Clggan, Clerk
to the Committee of Shipping,' on or after Tuesdgy, the 3o1; inst.

Thie Day was published, price 11. rts. 6d. in bo3rds.
ll:hidsornely printed in Quarto, embellished with a Poi-trait
of Sir Ralph Abercromby, from a Piktturc.-. by Floppner,
lAILN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the BRI-
TISH EXPEDITION to EGYPT ; in which are
Votes. on General Reynier's Publication; some important
facts ;elative to General lic;,,apa4te; Remarks on the Moral
and P iysical State of Egypt ; cumplete Official Documents,
and much other :Natter, Avith Mars of the
Country. 'in which every Moveoit!nt is de4tribed.
By Lieatenant-tolonel SIR R. WI LSON,
Knight of the Order of 'Maria Theresa. •
Printed for').. Egerton, at• the Military Library, White-
hall. c;,-• .

Day were published, price 2S,
The ECON EDI TI ON,
THOUGHTS on the late. GENERAL ELEC-
TION, as DE MONST R.AI I yr: Of the PRO-
aRESS
By JOHN BOWLES, Esq.
et-..ttcd for itiviNtons, Itichardsous, laulder, Hatchard,
And Cobbett and ikilorg:m.
Olt whom may be h id, by the same Author, price 2s. 6d.
The i•ourth Edition of
REFLECTIONS at the CONCLUSION of the WAR.

This Day. was published,
In One Yolun;e Duodecimo, Pr,ice in boards 3s.
AN ESSAY on FAITH, and its Connedion.
with GOOD WORKS.
By JOHN ROTHERAM, M. A.
' Rector ofl-loughton-le-Spring.
A new Edition; published by desire of the Society for Pro-

• • "n-loting Christian Knowledge.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold also by j . Hatchard, in Piccadilly.
"Of whim may be had,
New Editions of the t;ndermentionect Pieces, re-published by
desire of the Sositey for PromOting Christian Knowledge.
I. A Short and Easy Method with the Deists. To which
is acid,d, the Truth of Christianity demonstrated. By qui.
Leslle, M. A . price 35.
• z. Observations on the Conversion and Apostleshipof St.
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lion. George Lord Lyttelton, price Is.
3. An Essay on the Church. By tlie late Rev. William
jones, M. A. • price zs.
The Trial of the Witnesses of the Resurrection of Jesus,
price 2S.

Lately was published, .
In Royal Quarto, elegantly printed .by Bensley, and en-,Lel-
' li511.:c1 with Forty-two Plates, and a Chart of the Medi-
terranean, engraved by Stadler, from Drawings by the Au-
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loured, 51. ss. (dedicated, oy permission, to the Right
f flan the Earl of St.
AVOYAGE up the MEDITERRANEAN in
His Majesty';; Ship the Switisure, one of the Squadron
miner the Command of Rear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson,
K. B. now Viscount and Baron Nelson of the Nile, and
Duke of Bropto in Sicily. With a Description of the Battle
of the Nile, on. the ist of August, t79S, and a Detail of
Events that pccurred subsequent to the Battle in various
parts pith:2 I.ll:crtiterranean.
'By ihe liar: COOPER WILLYAMS, A. M.
Late of Einanmel College, Cambridge; vicar of Exning,
SutiOlk; Chaplain of His Majesty's Ship the Swiftsure;
and Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of St. Vincent.
Printed for . White, Fleet-street.
vim. For an account of this Work,' see the British Critic
for August, and the Monthly Review for September last.
Of White may also be had, by the same Author, uni-
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price Two Guineas, in boards, An Account of the British
Ca.np:.igu'in the West Indies in the Year 1794. •

IMPERIAL PARiIAMEN7'.

HOUSE OF PEERS,
THURSDAY, NOV. 25.

Tti E „Co4lrnittee.of P.riyileges, which .bad.been been. to
Sit this day, was postponed.
Two Naturalization Bills,
.the one for ,Naturalizing AlQX-
ander Pelletier, and the other, Charles Bellock, were brought
iii, consequence of Petitions dtkiy presented for that pur-
pose.

The necessary Certificates of 00 good condua of the Par-
ties, residence, &c. being prerittd froth' the Secretary of
Sthte's Office, the BiUs were severallyread a first time.
Spine arrangemeas were made relative to the heating of
Scotch Appeals; that of the Carron Company v.OgilVie, was,
pursuant to the reques,t of the Parties, deferred till the isth
of March next, as it was their wish to be heard by Scotch
Counsel.
Solve private business was then disposed of, after which
their Lordships adjourned till Wednesday next.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

THURSDAY, NOV. ZS.

At two o'clock the SP EAV.ER took the Chair.

The SPEA.KER stated that, in pursmance of an
Ad, passed last Session, for Regulating the Trial
of Controverted Elellions in that part of the Unit-
ed Kingdom called Ireland, the Clerk of the Crown
in Ireland had transmitted to him a List of liar-
risters, of above six years standing at the Irish Bab
who had expressed their willingness to ad as Con_
tnissioners, under that ad. He proposed that the
List should be delivered into the custody of the
o Jibe riouse,Ordered.
Mr. BUR DON said, he had a motion to submit
co the Hwase, the importance of which would he
hoped appear as soon as he had stated it.—The Ads
of the isrh and 17th of his present Majesty, pro-
hibited the circulation of ,Promissory motes, under
a certain value, in England. When the payment in
cash at the Bank was suspended in 1797, these ads
were also suspended ; that suspension was continued
by another Mt of the 39th of his Majesty.—The
objed of his present motion was, to continue that
suspensipn for a limited time, tlnd he therefote moved
for leave to bring in a Bill for that purpose.
Mr. V it'. NS ITTflßTsupported the Motion; which
was agreed to, and the Bill was ordered w be brought
in.

A Petition was presented ft-cirri the Burgh Of Kirk-
cudbright, in, Scotland, complaining of an undue
14:1d-lion. It was ordered to be taken into consi-
deration on the 28th of December.

The SPEAKER said, it was the uniform usage of
the House, to appoint the Petitions to be heard suc-
cessively on the next ensuing- open days ; but the
parties, if they thought proper, may postpone the
consideration.

The Member who presented the Petition from
Kirkcudbright, acquiesced in the Petition's being
fixed for the 28th December, as, being the next open
day ; but gave notice, that he should move, on a
future occasion, to postpone it to a future day.