The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-21 00:00:00

Signed by Order,
MARK K.F,RR, Sectetar:

loyal
Canil Housc, Dublin,
Jan.

CAPITAL POR;FER RY_FoR
TO .13f. SOLD liY PUBLIC AUCTION,
Pon the 2.sth day of February, t e,z, at the House of James
Lea, the. Eagle and Child, Warrington,
rHE RUNCORN PORTER BREWERY
with all tile Brewing Utensils, Stores, Casks; &c. :IS
the same ate:a t.present possessed by fEneas Morrison. The
tre wer y -1S LeASetlo)l, Or Which there are 14 years yet to
44(-1 was bniit.•in the years 1785.6. It is excellently con come-,
trueted well .supplied with ',';ter,-and is situated on the
banks of the Mersey; within a few hundred yards of the spot
where the Duke of Bridgwater's Canal joins that Ricer, con-
te4uently has the advantages ofcheap water carriage to Liver-
P°01; Manellester, and 'all tht manufailuring towns in Lan-
iiite,,Cheshire, Staffordshire; a-v. •'I here is a commodious
4m/ell:rigrouse upon the premises, consisting of fourteen
Rodin* besides Kitchen, Offices,' a large Garden Wall
_
Itbek.ed, ,and an apprOpriate quantity of Land.
%.._ For further .particulars, ap to' Messrs. Macdougall and'
thinter, New Square, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. William Lawson,
Merchant, Liver . I- or Mr. .iroeas Morrison, upon the
. Pc',o
r,r(2'nises, either et whoin ;Ma aittlioilzed to sell by Private
,-ontra&

CITY' OF CORK.
AT a Sheriff's County Court,. holden at the
Guildhall of the City of Cork, the Bth day of Jantiory,
tSoz, for the -Eleaion'of a Citizen to represent the said City
in Parliament in the -room of the, Right Hon. Lord Hutchin- •
son, the Hon. Christopher Hely Hutckinson, was Lawn-
Eleded. •
The following Resolutions were then proposed by Sir
lames Chatterton, Bart, and seconded by Sir Patrick O'Con
not', which were unanimously agreed to :
Resolved, That the Thanks of the Gentlemen, Clergy, ,
Freemen, and Freeholders, of the County and. City of Cork,
now in County Court assembled, are justly:due, and they
are hereby presented to the Right Hon. Lieutenant-General
Lord Hutchinson 'Knight of the Bath, for the faithful, up-
right and independent discharge of his duty, as one of our Re-
presentatives in Parliament; and for the ability, zeal, and
perseverance, so eminently manifested by. him in the Com-
mand of the Ahny In Egypt, whereby the Honour of the
British Name has been so :signally upheld, and. additional
lustre shed on the British'Arms,
Resolved, That the High Sheriffs be requested to sign the
above Resolution, and that the same be transmitted to Lord
Hutchinson, and published in .THE SUN, -Star, Dublin
Journal, Dublin Evening-Post, and Cork Newspapers.
JOHN NICHOLAS WRIXON,
ten
'JOHN GEORGE NEWSOMI SI fn.

TO the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, FREEMEN, and.
• FREEHOIDEI:S of the CITY of CORK.

GENTLIM EN, •
IN expressing my grateful sense of the transactions
of this day, I have a double duty to perform—to your
newly-eleeled Representative, ;the obje& of your unanimous
choice, and to him, whose progress to the Upper 1-louse of
Parliament you have no less distinguished by your valued
and affectionate farewell : for both accept my warmest, ac-
knowledgments, and whilst .1
.recal to your recollection the
long and eventful period during which my Family has unin-
terruptedly enjoyed the high 'Honour of Representing this
great City, and the unexampled assemblage of Character,
independence and Property which has graced my Brother's
Eledion, I feel with honest pride that your confidence re-
mains entire and unabated.
I have the Honour to be,
With great resped and regard, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
FRANCIS HELY.HUTCHINSON.