The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

LLOYD's COFFEE HOUSE,

Atay 8, tßoz

A SUBSCRIPTION FOR ERECTING A
I STATUE of the Right Honourable WILLIAM
PITT, late First Lord of the Treasury, and-Chancellor of
the Exchequer, for his distinguished and valuable Services,
which he -has rendered to his Country, during the course of
his. able and upright Administration.
Amount of Subscriptions athre-rtised, zr tz ro

Wm: Cardale, - -5 5 Jesse Russel, "to to
Rev. H. Marsh, Fellow Simpson and Davison, to to
of St. John's College, James Simmons,
Cambridge, - so to -lames Sykes, To so
Stephen Cattley, - to to `john Tunno, 10 to
Wm. Noble, , - to so Marquis of Headfort, 21 o
Hon. and Right Rev. Sir W. Farquhar 21 o
Bishop of Durham, ar o John Lewis Goldsmid, to so
Sir John• Dick, - so to Wm. Bowdon, so so
Alex. Davison, - to to John Bowles, ' so so
• Mrs. Davison, - to to Lord Sherborne, 21 0
, JlPasley,Gower-street, to so Lady Sherborne, to 10
T. Lowndes, Terrace,. ' Hon. john Dutton, so To
Hampstead, - so To los. Pinsent, 5 5
George Bowles,' - so to Alex. Gordon, Charter-
G, Rose, Russel-place; so to house-square, ' so to
Sir Edward Pellew 5 5 John Heywood, so so
Lord F. Campbell, 21 o Sir Alex. Hum; to so
Sir J. Orde, gam • • 5 5 Lady flume, 5 5
Scott, Idle, and Co. .so to Wm. Baker, to so
Thomas Ashness, to JO. Rev. C. E. Stewart, 5 5
Thomas Poynder, To to Hon. R. Rider, so to
Sir Robert Peel, so To Wm. Chivers, so to
Lady Peel, to to Sir R. Buxton, Bart. to to
Miss Peel, to to Sir R. Carr Glynn, Bt. to to
Rob. Peel, jun. so. to - Thompson, Forman,
Lady Cainpbell (per:- - . and Homfray, -,10 to
• Coutts) . 'to to Joseph Aicock, - to to
Millie, Thornton, and -Lady Vis. Bateman, to so
Campbell, . so to Lord-Eardley, • - 21 o
Lord De Dunstanville, 2.0 0 • Win. Smith, - to To
Matthew Montague, To to W. Nunn, - so to
Claude Scott, - 10 to Frederick Pigou, - ito
Mrs. Scott,. to .to Patrick Horne, - ', so to
Sam. Scott, to io Thomas King, ' - to to
Scott, Harris, and Co. to" io 1. , Wedderbuin -, to to
Thomas Blacker, •- to to` David Wedderliurit, to to
Bishop of Norwich, so . o •Andrew Wedderburn, to so'
Harrisonand Ellis-, 5 5 John Collick, J.
The Rev. E. Peulter, G. -Canning - - to to
Prebendary of. Win.. Mrs. Canning, - 16 so
chester; - - 5 5 Lord Grenville Leeson
T. and J. liellicar, of ' Gower, • - - so to
Bristol, - to -0 Sir Alex. Hamilton, • To to
I. Englebert Leibow- Sir E. Williams, Bart. to lc;
rood, - - to to Lady Williams, . so so
Atkinson and Robson 5 5- Woodall, ' Tindall and.
Rev. DoCtor Welfit-s, of . , Taylor, ofScarboroisgh,
Canterbury, - so to by Down and Co. to so
John Griffith, =. TO to Smith and Hartington, to to
Miss Griffith, - . to to' -Lord D:elaval, - - at . a
Wm. R. Cartwright, io -so :GeorgeMolinettx Mont-
Sir G. Beaumont, Bart. to to • gomerie,
Ambrose Marcin, 5 5, E. N.-Thomson .:
Sir C, Win. Rouse . D. Garrett (of' Ports-
Boughton, Bart. to to mouth); - to To
John Martin Leake .to to Wrn. Garrett, ditto, so to
Sir C. Baynes, Bart. to to 'D. Garrett, ditth -.5 5
Lord Rivers - 21 O " Geo. Garrett;. ditto, . 5' 5
Beaufoy, Biddle and Henry Garrett, ditto, 5 5
-James, ' - to to Rich. Barker,. - 5 5
,Paxtons, Cockerill and John North, - 5 5
Co. - - to to Rev. Wirt. Sheppen
John Penn, - . to o , Willis, - _ lc, to
Thomas Coitus, - to to S. Barber(of Ely Placc),lo 10
Coutts Trotter] - . to, so S. Span (of I3ristol)i so so
Edmund Antrobut to To

10 10
5 5

Subscriptions received by Bennett and White, at the Bar
of this Cottee-House.

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N. 13. A Afeetirg of the subscribers ►s requested at this
House on Tuesday next, at Twelve o'clock precisely.

Singt.llarly beautiful MANSION HOUSE and PARK, near
Bristol, Gloucester Shire.
MO be LETT, completely FURNISHED, and
entered upon immediately, a most noble, spacious
MANSION, fit for the reception of a very large Family of
clistinaion and opulence, with Coach-house and Stabling for
above twenty Horses, and most convenient attached and de-
tached description. '.Capital Kitchen Gar_
dens,P(Lifnis ty
Plantations, Shrubberies, sce. and about Fifty
Acres of remarkably rich Land, in the highest state of Culti-
vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding, the same. The
Buildings are in complete repair and the Ground in the
highest order, situate on a delightful and healthy eminence,
on the borders of Durham-Down, between Clifton and
Kingsweston, and commanding a superb view -of finely
wooded Country, the Severn, Bristol Canal, Avon and
Welch Hill Mountains. The situation wit be found to pos-
sess innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting Kay
be known, and the House and Estate viewed; with:. Tickets
only, by applying to Mr.. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol.
The Premises will not be shewn before the Litla, or 'after
the 22clinstant

TO BE PEREMPTORILY. SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High COurt of Chancery, macla
in a Cause the EARL _of MACCLESFIELD
BLACKALL, before Edward Leeds, Esq' 'one of th
Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room in
Southampton-buildings? Chancery-lane, London, in I.r
Lots, on Monday the zrst and Tuesday the zad days of
' • June, 180 z, between the hours of Five and Six o'Clock in
the Afternoon,
UNDRY FREEHOLD and COPYUOLD
ESTATES, late of THOMAS BLACKALI., Esq.
deceased, situate in the several Parishes of Islington, Horn-
sey, and .Hackney, in the County of Middlesex ; in the Parish
of Hitchin, in the County of Hertford ; in the Parish of
Appleton, in the County of Berks ; at Swallowfield, near
the ,Road from Reading.to Basingstoke, the said County
of Berks ; and in the City of Coventr,.. And also one Share
in the New 'River Company, and five Irish Tontine-Deben-
tures of tool. each.?

Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers,
Southampton-buildings; of Messis.Graharn, Lincoln's Inn;
of Mr. Hollier,, of Thame, Oxfordshire ; of -Mr, .Eade,
Hitchin ;• of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor; Rich-
mond, Surrey ; and of Mr, Thomas Grimes, White Bear
-Inn, Coventry.

HENBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Styles's Hotel, in Tetnple,:ow; Birtnhyham, on Thurs-
day the zoth of May. inst., precisely at Three o'Clock in
tha Afternoon, unless previously. diiposed of by Private
Contract, of which notice will be given; •
71-IHE very Desirable •.and Handsome Residence
of HENBU'RY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near
Moseley, within thiee miles of Birmingham, comprizing
40A. zR. 38P. (moraor less) of excellent 'Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land ; also two small, Dwelling-houses, with
Gardens and Out-buildings, fronting the .Road. leading frath
Birmingham to King's Norton and Alcester, all within a
Ring. Fence.
Henbury House consists of two very handsome large Par-
lours, a remarkable good Kitchen; two very convenient Pan-
tries, Brew-house; &c, ; seven good Lodging-40ms, Cellars
and BinS,•also a Laundry adjoining the HouSe, and two Lodg-
ing-rooms over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery, C teen-
.house, Orchard, Fish Ponds, Kitchen, Garden, Coach-
house, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair, and -
-in every respect eligible -fora the Residence of a Gentfekan's
Family.
The possession of the'whole may be immediately had (ex-
cept a small Dwelling-house and
,G arden, which are Lett to
a tenant until Lady-day next;, A Pack of Hounds are kept
within one mile and a half. The Situation•is very desirable
tar a Sporting Residence.
For'particulars, apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, 'New-
street, liirmingharns where a Plan of the Estate May be seen ;
or to Thom,is Park, Hartrstreet, Binonisbury,
Len.clon, The Land-Tax is recleaned.