The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

lane 15, r Pot,
THE -PRINCIPAL OFFICERS cf HIS MA:
YEST.rt ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will 6e received at their Office, in St. Margaveto
street, Westminster, on TUESDAY, the 13th day of Yuly, ISoI,
from such Persons as shall think proper to enter into a Contraa
ICI- the supply of such Quantities and Descriptions of
CORDAGE

as the Board may order to be pet-nisi-ea' for the Service cf the OrdN.
.trance, 'during a period of One lear.
The Term; and Conditioets of the Contrail onaj, he known upoh
application at the- Secretary's Office, in St. ellargarellstreet, any
day between the Haters of Tea and Four o'clock, but ow Propo+,
reds can be admitted after Tuesday, the 131 h day of yuly next.
By Order of the Board,

'R. H. CREIF, Sec.

OFFICE of ORDNANCE,

Jane 29, xBo2.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA..
YESTI",r ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that tehy
will sell by PuLlic Anaion,at the Tower, 44 WEDNESD4i,
'he 21st Yu v next, between the Furs of Eleven and Four o'CAt-,C,
•undry Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ordnance Stores-, con.
sifting of
Musquets, Carbines; and Musquettoons ; .
Bairels for Musquets and Pistols ; ' •
Locks for Musquets and Pistols; •
Musquerand Carbine Bayonets ;
SwordS.of Sorts, Scabbards, Cartouch Boxes, Leathern
Accoutrements, Flints 'of Sorts; Triggers, Standing
Vices,
..Cart Saddles, Hames, Collars; Bit Halters, and various
other Articles of Sadlery and Harness ;
Blankets, Coverlets; Hammocks, and Sundry other Arti-
cles of Bedding ;
Tents of Sorts ;
• Wadmill Tilts, PoWder Horns, Forge Bellows, Anvils,
Bick Irons, Saws, Blocks, Spades; Shovels, Pick-axes,
Felling Axes, Match, Bushel and Lump iron;
Copper;
- A Quantity of Coriage,
Sandbags, Artificers' fools, Grease; ,
Pieces of old Packing Cases ;
Deals of• Sorts;.
junk Wads, Horse-shoes, Mixed -Metal, and various
other Articles.
-The whole of which may be viewed at the Tower lid the cirly
of Salle.
•
Printed Lists of the Lots will he delivered to such ,Persons a:
apply for them, at the Office of Ordnance, in the Tower.
By Order of the Board,

R. -IL CREW, Sec.

To COMMON BREWERS in TOWN and COUNTRY.
• This Day was published, price is. 6d.
In One large Sheet Folio,
ANEW and COMPLETE,TABLE of the NET
puTiEs of EXCISE on STRONG and TABLE
BEER, payable by Common Brewers in London and in the
Country, from r Firkin to 10,000 Barrels, sheaving the proper
Allowances for Waste, Leakage, &c. 'Caleulatirl and laid
down agreeably to the Aet of Parliament pasSed this Session.
By PETER JONAS.
SOld by J. Johnson' .St Paul's Church-yard,•London.
Where may be' had by the same Author, a New Abridg—
ment of the Laws of Excise, Bvo. price ies.6d. in boards..

In the Press, and speedily ,will be published,
In two elegant Volumes, Alto. accompanied by a considerable
number of large plates, consisting of Views taken in Upper
and Lower Egypt, of Representations of Antiquities, anti
Hieroglyphics, of Objets in Natural History; of Manners,,
and Customs, Ste.

rirRAVELS in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT,
in company with several Divisions of the French Army ;
during theeampaigns of General BON AP A ñin that country.
Published under the immediate patronage of the CH: XF
CONSUL,

7: By VIVANT DENON,
One of the Artists who accompanied the Expedition.
Translated from the Original. by ARTHUR AI K
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternol,.ter-row
- and for, R. Phillips,. No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard.
N. B. An octavo edition will be publi-shed at the same time.

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
-In Worcestershire,,HerefOrcishire, .MonmoUilishire, War-
. wick.skire, Or the dry' part of GlOucestershire,
•A Good and Convenient HOUSE, fit for a Gen_
tleman's Family, iti a dry and pleasant Situation',
commanding a pleasingview. The Rooms Must be large
and airy. There must be, adequate Offices, a Walled Gar-
den, -and a Shrubbery, which; :if extensive, will 'be more
agreeable. —The Ground must be well wooded. A• River or.
Stream- iS'Wislied for, but may-be dispensed with. Together-
with the House, there must be about an Hundred Acres of
good Land ; a little more or less will make no difference.--
.The. House must not be more than an hundred miles from
Bath. It is hoped that persons not having- a House
and! Land suiting. the-above description, will t apply.—
Those. who have,. and ivill dired a Line (post.. paid) to
A. B. at Mr. Williams's, No. I, Church-street, Millhank;
Westminster, mentioning Particular, will-be duly- attend-
ed to. •

PITCHLEY GRANGE,
TO BE- SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And entered upon at Michaelmas next,
ALL that capital and extensive Stone built .Mcs-
suage or Tenement, with convenient Stabling, Out-
buildings, And Premises, situate in-the Parish of Pitchley,
in the County of NorthamptOn, GOrnmonly caled PI TC
LE Y GRANGE HOOSE, together 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 Barn, -Yard, and Out-buildings upon the same,
Containing, by estimation, 266 Acres, or thereabouts, more
or less, and now in the occupation of John 'Tomlinson,
The above Estate is pleasantly situated in ,a well-known
Sportingeountry, andvithin half a mile of the Residence of
the Pitchley Hunt. The Huuse is very spacious,' and a Ca-
pital Residence for a Sporting Gentleman; the Country
around abounds in Game of every description ; the' whole is
well fenced, and supplied With. Water, aird eadi 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, Syrnonds-inn,
Chancery'-lane, London ; Mr. Cok, jun. Attorney, North-
ampton ; and Messrs. Carter and Cardale, Attorines, Lei-
cester ; and-for a View of the Premises, apply to the 'Te-
nant

,o theGEtITLEIVIENT:CLERGY and FREEIiOJ,DEAS

of the COUNTY of ESSEX.

CE? TLEMEN,
ACCEPT my most sincere and hearty Thanks,
for the very favourable and flattering manner in which
you received my Nominati,on, as, one of your Representatives
Parliament, at the numerous and most res'petlable
.Cormfy Meet* which took place this dayjn Chelmsford ;
which, I. tnist, will be confirmed by your. attendkrice on
Monday! next, the day appointed by the nigh Sheriff tor