The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-10 00:00:00

To JAMES KINNERSLEY,,Esq.

rk of rne Peace for

the County of Hereford.
SIR, •- • . Garno;is, April 27; 1802.
Have just lvtd the Honotir zo receive your Letter;
Resolutions of the•Mlgistrates ot:the County
at' Hereford, and have to reirest you td return Oiern mny tr.::.st
_Thanks, for the very fLtterMg etpfessions of their approba_
tiotir of my Conduct-in, my late lqi!itary capacity. 'Next to
the satisfaction fromthe conscious .endeavour to
dis-
-charge iny,duty,Td_ri..-: tole highest from Ole
good opinion'of my !: mild Countrymen, the Inhabitants
of my Lative 'Comm- ; it!l.l I shall ever feet , Most sincerely
impressed with a nd lasting sense of\the honour
must redound to any :.!trriberot the ,COrntil.,ility from tne
fa votirabte notice of so i...,,,T.ctable a batty as t,ie Ivlagistrates
of the Cevnty of Hereford. • '
I ain;•• Sir,, your Most obedient, and •
-Most humble Sprvant,
J. G.. OTTERELL.
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. • ,•. . SHROPSHIRE.
.
..-, At Ressionshehl thez-,;th ,ay.of April; ISoz.
TuE JUST •ICES- a,seinbled •at this General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, have (pursuant to the
Statutes made in the third year of the Reign of their late Ma-
jesties King _William .and• Queen Mary, and the twenty-first
year of the Reign ~of his. late .Majesty Kink George the Se-
con..l) assessed amid rated the *Price of all taint Carnage of :ill
Goods whats-oever (except Money, 'Plate; .or jewels) that
alal.l be brought•from London to-any Place or Places within
this County and Jurisdiaiort (ci.cept. the Town of Shrew's-
bury) by any Common Waggoner or Carrier, at the Rates
rand Prices following, viz, .
For the Carriage. of ail such-Goods (lixcep.t Money, Plate,
or jewels),brought from lionclon'into. any Plac-e within the
County. of Salop (eicept .the Town of Shrewsbury), and
'there delive-red, from tins Sessions until the next Easter Ses-
sions to be held in the year u-f.:•our Lord 1813, by .any CtiacTl
•or such like Carriage, Three Halfpence per hundred weight
• of I till). per Mile, anso in, proportion fora gr,-..iiter or less
quantity, except._ ParL'ets of t w:igittpr under, and for
such Parcels Otte Shilling and Eightlseticei 'amino more, and
so in proportion for any greater or les*distance: •
For,the Carriage of all such Goods (except-Money, Plate,
or Jewels) brought front London intd any PlaCe Within the
said. County, except as aforesaid, and tbere
this Sessions until at.: next Easter Sessions •to -be.liahl in the
year of our .tiorci is;3, by
.any Waggort or sash like Carriage,
Three. Farthings per hundred weight'of f rzlh. tnile, 'arid
so in proportion for a greater or less quantity,. except Parcels
of illb.weight or under; and tbr such. Parce..l.A.One Sliillitig
and Sixpence, and no more, and .so iu proportion for arty
.greater ar less thstance. . - • .

The said several Rates. and Pricet to lite) ud'e eyed/ ExpenCe
and Charge, whatever for the, Curriip. of such Parcel or
Patgels.to the Place wlteie the same Shall' be deliVered by
such Commoa Carrier, in any Place witnin'the said County,
except as aforesaid. • •
A.tltt it is ordered by thisrott,rt,' that these Rates b 6 certi-
ficcliminecliately after. this.S.qssions by the Clerk of the Peace tins County, to tat Lord "la) the City c! London,
aud also to the respective Clerks of the Peace for the Coun,;•
ties of Middlesex and Surrey, and City and
.Liberties of
Westminster;. and likewise be certified to the several Mayors
.and other Chief Ofnedrs of each respective Market Town itt
this Jurisdie.lion, and be ;Aka up .in some public Place in
such Market Town, to which all Persons ipay re4ort for
their ihforniation..

By the court.
WINGFIF.LI), C. P.

; .TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, ' •
At tile Hop Pole Inn, in Worcester; on the 3d Day
of June next, beLwc..en,the Hours of Three ind Six in the
Afternoon, subjea to CondiziOnS of Sate to be then pio--
du,:ed • •
N hie*ant New-ereded VILLA, -in the Pniish
of Whittington, in the County of .svoicestei-, witliin
two Miles ofthe City, with the :)ifices, Coach-hou;e, Stable,
Garden, and Snrubifery neatly laid out, and about three Aires
-of rich Meadow Land, in high eultiyation, part Whereof, ha's
lately been planted with choice. Fruit Trees. The La ,d and
PreMises' adjoin the London Turnpike-Road', leading troth
WOrcester to Pershore4-are within a pleasant. walk of Wor-
cester, command a delightful View, ot'the adjoining Country,
are Freehold, a desirable scot, or a small Family, and were
late the PrOperty and Residence Of Mr. Jonathan Lea, de,
ceased.. „-

For other Particulayi, apply. to Mr. Bird, College-yard,
WOreester or Mr. Yeomans, No. i/and 13, Clements Int,
London.

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HENBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-rosy, Birmingham, on thurs,
day the zoth of May inst. precisely at Three o'Clock in
the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of by Privat;
ct Contra, of which mince will be given ;
THE very Desirable and Handsome Residence
of HENBURY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near
Moieley, within three. rniles of Birthing'...urt, coniprizing
40A• zR 38P. tmoreor less) of excellent Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land ; alSo two small Dwelling-houses, with
Gardens and Out-buildings;Wonting the Road leading frdm
Birmingham to King's Norton acid Aleester, all within a
Ring FeriCe. -

iferibury House consists of two very handsome large Par.
lours, a remarkable good Kitehen;•two very convenient- Pan.,
tries, Brew-house; &c. ; seven gdod Lodging-rooms, Cellars
and Bins, also a Laundry adjoining the House, and two Lodg_
ing.Toollls' over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery; Green-
house, Orchard; FiSh PrificiS, Kitchen Garden, Coach_
house, and other Out-buiidins, all in complete repair, and
in-every respect eligible for the Residence of a Gentleman's
-• • ,
• -

Theyossestion of the whole may be immediately had,fex.
cept a small Dwelling-house and Garden, which are Lett to
a Tenant uptii Lady-day next). A Pack of Hounds are kept
-within one mile and a half. The Situation is very desirable
for a Sporting Residence. - • - •
For particulars, apply to Mt.. Becifordi Attorney, New-
street, BirminghaM, %v-here a Plan of the Estate may be seen;
or to Thomas Park; Esq. No. x 7, Hart-street,l3l6omsbury,
London. The Land-Tax is redeemed.. .

pREGNANT LADIES, whose delicacy requires concealment, may be accommodated with.every,n;Ges-
sary anti conveniency requisite to their situation, as usual, at
Mrs. Hofman'si.remowd from Oxforsl.strecti to !sic..L.:4, Can..
non-row, Parliamcv-strcet, who, for these' lan zoo .Years
paSt, has performed innumerable cures, continues to give her
Advice .to those Ladies atfliciecl with irregularities, 'obsirne-•
tions, weaknesses, nervous diseases, private disorders, and
other complaints at a particular period of life ;* also the ge-
neral causes of miscarriages, and eicry other 'disorder pecu-
liar to the Sex. Ladies labouring under obstruaions,
ing an uneasy sensation, will consult their own n ly
applying as above : the strielesidelicaty,'honotif, and ietitei
are observed. •

N. B. By seeing the morning's urine, she informs the Pa.
tients if curable, as she never.tatics them in care, uriless. be•
in justified of 'raking, a cup:. • N 9 case will•be heard'_ r
without the customary fee of Ilaif,a-Goinea.• Attendance
from Ten till Six o'..Clock, Sundays excepted.
'Mrs: Hofman continues to give her advice tb the afflicted 114
semeral with unbottuded sucaess,

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AT; a COURT of ASSISTANTS of the' GO-
VERNORS of the CORPORATION of the.SONS
of.the CLERGY, holden on Wednesday, the sth of May
instant, the Benefaction of the Rev. Dr. Taylour, and 'Wil-
liam Myddelton, Esq. to poor Clergymen of the Church of
England, with good Charaeters and large Families, was dis-
tributed. More than 120 Petitions-were presented, and the
vompassionate circumstances stated in each were duly weigh-
ed and considered, after .which the Sixty following were
eleaed to receive iol. each tile-present year, viz. •
Maurice Anwyt, Towyn, Merionethshire, of the Diocese of
Bangor, age 49-, five children, 30.1. per annum.
Abraham Ashworth, Newton Heath, Lancashire, of•the Dio-
cese of Cheater, age 46, seven children, 491. per annum.
John Bentharn, Linton, Yorkshire, of the Diocese of York,
age 46, eight children, 381. per annum.
Berriamin tseynon, Stokenham, Devonshire, of the Diocese Of
J
Exeter, age 45, five children, 451. per annum.
'Simpson Brown, Shotley, Northumberland, cf the Diocese
or Durham, age 61, six children, Sol . per annum.
lames Buckley, Doti-Cross Chapel, Saddleworth, Yorkshire,
of the Diocese of Chester, age 43, seven children, 401. per

' annum.
ThOmas Clarke, Satterthwaite, Lancashire, of the Diocese
of Chf..,.rer, age 46, six children, 391. per annum.
John Cockcroft, Middleham, Yorkshire, of the Diocese of
Chester, age 33, six children, 751. per annum.
Peter Mon. Cornwall, ‘Vootton lJnderedge, of the Diocese of
Gloucester, age 55, ten children, g6l. per annum.
David Davies, Llanthoysaint, Carmarthen, of the Diocese of
St. David's, age 46, seven children, 301. per annum.
Howell Davies, Puncheston, Pembrokeshire, of the. Diocese
of St. David's, age4r, seven children, 401. per annum.
Joshua Davies, Aberyskire; and Battle, Brecon, of the Dio-
cese of St. David's, age 39, six children, 5'31. per annum.
Thomas Davies, Llanengan, Camarvon, of the Diocese of
Bangor, age 53, seven children, 601. per annum.
D:ivid Evans, Liangan, Carmarthen, of the Diocese of St.
David's, age 42, six children, 521. per annum.
John Evans, Nantewnlle, cardigan, of the Diocese of St.
David's, age 44, seven children, 701. per annum. -
John Evans, Llantaithu, Anglesea, of the Diocese of Bangor
age 47, five children, 521 a tos. per annum.
Daniel Fidler, Wakering:parva, Essex, of the Diocese of
London, age 42, four: children, 401. per annum.
Whalley Thornton Fowler, Matching, Essex,•of the Diocese
or London, age. 49, eight children, 901. per annum, incapa-
ble of performing duty, on account of infirmity.
Ezekiel flamer, Pennant, Montgomeryshire of the Diocese
of St. Asaph, age 58, thirteen children, 901. per annum.
Robert Harrison, Temple Sowerby, of the Diocese of Car-
__lisle, age 32, four children, 301. per annum.
James-Hicks, Lamphey, Pembrokeshire, of the Diocese of
St. David's, age sr, seven children, 701. gs. per annum.
William Higgon, Alorvie and Pontarne, Pembrokeshire, of
'the Diocese or St. David's, age 45, five children, 451. per

annum.
Thomas Honiatt, BreintoncHerefordshire, of the Diocese of
Heretbrd, age 42, four children, gol. per annum, insane..
William Jenkins, Roshilly and Llandewy, Glamorganshire,
of the Diocese of St. David's, age 47, seven children, 601.

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per annum.
Henry Johnson, Martindale, Westmoreland, of the Diocese of
Carlisle, ase 43, five children, sel. per annum.
John Johnson, Ingram, Northumneriand, of the Diocese of
Durham, age 46, seven children, 701. per annum.
Hezekiah Jones, Sully, harry and Porthkerry, Glamorgan-
shire, of the Diocese of Landaff, age st, six children, 401.

per annum.
David tones, I,landrillo in Rhos, Denbighshire, of the Dio-
cese of St. A saPh",'age 17, six children, 361. per annum.
John Jones, Disserth, Radnorshire, of the Diocese of St.
David's, age 43, eight cliildren,`3sl: per annum.
John Jones, Giascombe Radnorshire, of the Diocese of St.
David's, age 3.8, six children, 201. per annum.
John Jones, G wyddetivern, Merionethshire, of the Diocese of
St. Asaph, age 56, four children, 321. per annum.
John Jones; ` Lanishap, Glamorgarishire, of the Diocese of
I..oidaff, a^' e 7r, eleven children, 2:.1. per annum, blind.
John Jones,Llangunnor, carmarthenshire, of the Diocese of,
St. David's, age4o, seven children, 701. per annum, infirm.
Richard Jones, Ruthin, Denbighshire, of the Diocese of
Bangor, age 43, seven children, 961. per annum.
lames Marshall, I reby, Cumberlalid, of the Diocese of Car-
lisle, age 48, ten children, 251. per annum.
Thomas Messenger, Bewcastle, Cumberland, of the Diocese
of Carlisle, age 53,.`six children, 531. per annum.
Isaac Niciri,an, Dinheston, &c. :Monmouthshire, of the Dio-
cese, of Landaff; age 39, six children, 451. per annum.
Samuel Oliver, Normanton 'and Gotham, Yorkshire, of the
Diocese of York, age 45, eight children, .531. per annum.
Thomas Oliver, Wellington,,Shropshire, of the Diocese of
Litchfield and Coventry, age 48, six children, 751. per an-

num.
Tho Mas Pearson, Kirkby Irelith,-Lancashire, of the Diocese
Of Chester, age ,a, seven children, 351. per annum.
Robert Pryce, W'llexhall and Calverhall, of the Diocese of
Litchfield and Coventry, 4ge 43, ten children, 751. per

annum.
161 th Rees, Ltangian, Carnarvonshire, of the Diocese of 13an-
;or, age 47, eight children, 601. per annum.
Tl;omas G wynne Rees, Northover and Chilton, Somerset.
sbire,, pc the Diocese of Bath and Wells, age sr, six chil-
dren, 1011. per annum.
Robert Rigg, Winsterl Westmorland, of the Diocese of
Chester, age 33, 4 children, 301. per annum.
Huii.ll Roberts, Llan-saintfraid Glyn-Ceiriog, Denbighshire,
02 the.Diftese of St. Asaph, age 40, eight children, 351.

per annum.
John Robertson, Salcot, Essex, of the Diocese of London,
age 40, six children, 621. per annum.
Joseph Rogerson, Caldbeck, Cumberland, of the Diocese of
Carlise, age 45, eight children. 401. per annum.
John Rutter, I.lttleborough' Lancashire, of the Diocese of
Chester, age 39, nine children, 47.1.
,per annum.
Joseph Smith, lAeHingham, Northumberland, of the Diocese
of Durham, age 42, six children, 401. per annum.
Joseph Stuart, Admarsh, Lancashire, o: the Diocese of Ches-
ter, age 50, eleven children, 331. per annum.
William Thacker, Stratford, Lancashire, of the Diocese of
Chester, age 63, five children, 341. per annum.
Wiliam Thomas, St. Fagan's, Glamorganshire, of the Dio-
cese of Landaff, age 38, four children, 421. per annum.
•Williarn Thorp, Cruuwell, Hankerton, and Drernilham,
Wilts, of the DioCese of Salisbury, age 39, seven children,
501. per annum.
jonn 1 upping, Stapleton, Cumberland, of the Diocese of
• Carlisle, age 39, six children, 331. per'anntim.
Dan el Turner, Nurton, Staffordshire, of the Dioceseof Litch-
field and Coventry, age so, seven children, 701. per annum.
Thoinas.Turner, Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire, of the Dio-
cese of York, age 48, nine children, - 881. 13s. per annum,

afflicted with lameness.
William Walmsley, lielledon, Northamptonshire, Peterbo-
rough and hamcotte, Warwickshire, in the Diocese
of Litchfield and Coventry, age 44, six children, 641. per

annum.
George Wharton, Barnard Castle, Durham, in the Diocese of
Dur age 34, five children. 601. per annum.
Henry Williams, Lansoy, Lanviliangel, &c. Nlonniouthshire,
in the Diocese of Landaff, age 60, six children, 391. per ann.
141iles Wrigley, Great Chishull, Essex, and St. Michael,
Lancashire, in the Diocese of London and Chester, age 55,
eight children, 701 per annum.
Order of t'he Court of Assistants,
lOHN TOFU:UV!, Registrar.
Corporation-Office, No. to, Bedford-row, 'London.

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. -
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TO BE LETT on LEASE, for any Term not exceeding
Sixty-one Years, to commence from Lady-day next,

THOSE Valuable and. Extensive Premises ad-
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PORTERS QUAY, with very capacious and substantial
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