The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-04 00:00:00

EAST INDIA !lOUS E.,

Sept-Inter 2, 4802. -
7 H E COIIIII7ITTEE of•• S 11l P PING of the
' UNITED conTpAyr y Al F.IWIL ANTS of E.:\V-
LAA'D trading to the East ladies; da hereby givel\rblice,
That the Committee will 6e readj' to festive Praposals in •zerib:
it",. sealed up, en WEDNES DAY; tie 22d instant, from ary
Fi e.riviiitilsso oit'ai, he !willing:a supply the ComSarynvitb .l
,
Anchors and Grapnals,
. . .
Canitas;
• Iron Guns, . - -
Pitch and Tar,
Shot and Shells;
Steel,
. Swedish, Iron., and
' - - British Iron.

*tech Proposals expressing th:rein tie lowrit. Crites, ei there
itvill rot be an opportttnity of nthiiitgiivialnalemtirt.
The Conditions of the Contrabts: may or Stt7t upon atpliexi,pr to
Mr. Mmes Coggan, Clerk to the'said Committee, 'with lthtm the
Tenders mail be left before. Twelve o'Clork at Noon Lc tie 22.1
instant, bb:ond-whicb hour not a 7 Tender will ie. r'ceiv,d.

NOVEMBER STA T P. -1-01:TE U.
SCHEME.-
Value of,cach.
0f.25,000
10,04,
5,000
1,000
500
100.
so

No. of Prizes.

Value...
is - 41.50,c100
3clicoo
x 5,00
0100 Q
4,00 a
2,2001
2,200

22
44
9,4.0

32,000 Tickets.

X. 258,000

THE TICKETS and SHARES are on wby
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock...
brokers, at their licensed State-Lottery Offices, the Corner
of Bank-buildings Coruhill, and opposite the Gate of the
King's Mews, Charing-cross, London
Where, in the present Year,
THREE PRIZESOfTWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
• .WERE. SOLD, viz.
No. 48,752, (A First-drawn Ticket), 20,0001;
In Two Fourth, Two Eighth, and Four `,;ixteenth, Shares.
No. 48,378, (A Whole Ticket), zO,OOOl.
No. 7,105, (A First-drawn Ticket), 20,0001.
In One Fourth, Two Eighth, and Eight Sixteenth, Shares.
Also in former Lotteries, since the year 1767, a great propor_. tion of Capital Prizes, too numerous to mention.
nr' Country Correspondents will have Tickets and Shares
sent them, by remitting poSt Office Orders, Bills at Sight,
or short date, on the lowest terms.

A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • TITHE-
FREE, MANORS AND iVIANSION-HOUSE, TO
-BE SOLD ;
CONSISTING of the very -Extensive and En.
tire-. MANORS of ENS IA AM, N EWLA ND and
TILGARSLEY, of the extent of 6oco Acres, and near 15
miles in circumference, abundantly stocked with Pheasants
and other Game, with consiclerab!e chief Rents, Court Leet.
Court. Baron, Manorial Rights thereto 'belonging, an -elegant
new-built Mansion- 'called Ensham Hall, with suitable Of.
fives, an excellent kitchen • Garden walled in, Hot-houses,
Green-house, Pleasure ground,,. Shrubberics Ponds stored
with Fish, and,every. Convenience for the reception of a large
Family.; together with about-9i6 Acres of Land, upwards of
200 Acres of which are Wood Ground, the
,whole ha a Ring
Fence, surrounding the Mansion, free .of Land-Tax.
The Situation- perfectly dry and nealtay, the Tiitnpike
Roads excellent, distant 8 miles from 0 xford, 5 frorn',Woud-
stock, 3 from ,witney,.end several Packs of Hounds ire kept
in the Neighbourhood.-
Apply. to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn,
London ; or Mr. North, Solicitorin Woodstock.
To be viewed by application at the ManSion House.

WATER MILLS.
To be SOLD or LETT for a TERM,
To Enter to at Pleasure, •
THE CAPITAL FREEHOLD WATER
MILLS, called the BELL MILLS, at Drifgeld, in
Yorkshire, for Spinning WorstechCott92,2or
.Fox, for
ifiaking Piipirrgrinding Corn, or any Jibeibusiness that re-
quires great Water Power, and much Room.
The Stream is uncommonly strong,'never floods, never
freezes, and never fairs in any material degree.
' The new-built Mill is • one hundred and four feet four
inches long, and thirty-three le&t four inehes broad within
the Walls ; it is Four Stories. high,' ail "very lofty; and a
very.goOd Room in the RoOf.—The great Wheel is fourteen
feet ten inches diameter, -and eleven feet six inches wide.
There is a good DWelling-houseand Carden adjoining to
the old Mill, besides a Drying Shade and C-onvenihces for
Paper making, and the Corn Trade, and in all about Nin::
or Ten Acres of Land. '

As Spinning Mills they have no rival near them, and have
the advantage of plenty of Children to be hired on much
lower wages than at most other places ; they are situated in
a healthy, cheap and plentiful cotintry, within about two
hundred yards or a good Navigation to Hull, in the centre of
one of the hest_distrids for Wool and Corn, near one.of the
best English Sea Ports for Ropes and Rags, and the Water
is so clean that it will suit for inAing. the finest Writing
Paper,

There is a large Stock of Machinery for Spinning Worsted,
in the Premises; also. Dyeing Utensils, Combers and
Smiths' Shop Tools, &c. and • one Half of the Purchase_
money may remain upon Interest, on good Security, for some
yers. _ _

erf.s Many more particulars may be seen in a Hand Bill at
the Sun Printing. Office; and York and Sheepshanks, of,
Leeds; and Richard and William Porter, of Driffield, the
Owners, -will treat for the 'same.

SOUTHWALES.,-A DE I RABLE RESIDENCE,
TO BE SOLD 15Y AUCTION,
' • By Mr., JAM ES CROF TS,
At the Bear Inn, crickhowell; in the County of Brecon, on
Thursday the 7th of October, between the hours of Four
and Six in. the Afternoon, Subject 'to Such Conditions as
shall be then produced ; . - • -
A\rery Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
TR EBI tiSHUN, situate in the Parishes of Llan-
gastey, Tally llyn, and Cathedine, in the County of Brecon, .
consisting of-a neat MANSI ON-1-10 US E,
.adapted in every
reaped for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family, with ,a
Coach-house, and other necessary Offices, the requisite
number opfarns, Stables, and other convenient put-Build-
ings, all, in complete repair ; a large walled Garden, Shrub_
berg', Orchard, and Upwards of Two Hundred and Ninety
statute Acres .of-excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Wood:Land, divided into convenient Inclosures, and well ._
watered. The House cOmmaaals, in front,' a View of an
extensive Lake, upwards of three miles in circumference,
abounding with Fish and. Wild-fowl, is situated in a tine
Sporting Country, about six miles from Brecon, five from
Crickhowell, and twelve from A bergavenny, within three -
miles of one of the Wharfs adjoining the Brecon and Aber-
gavenny Canal, at which Coal and Lime may be procured
at a very cheap rate, and at a distance of about one hundred
and fifty miles -from London, from whence a Mail-Coach
and Waggons pass three times- a week, within a mile of the
door. -Possession of the - Mansion-House and part of the
Lands may be had at twelve months notice, and the remainder
is under Lease, which will expire at Candlemas, 1805. The
Poor's-rates and other Taxes sire
.extremely moderate,. and •
there is an extensive Right of Common attached to -the
Estate, which is capable of considerable improvement.
'For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Plomer, No. 4,
Essex-eourt, Temple, London ; Mr. Williams, Attorney
at Law, Monmouth ; or to Edward Williams, Esq. Hay,
South Vi:zies, where a.Map of the Estate may be bi.:Cll, anti
a petson appointed to shew the Premises.