The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

•
MI E PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the
RECTORY of sR
EA RSBY-, in the County of. LEL-
,cEsT ER ; cornprising, the Rectorial 'HouSe, which is'
eligibly, situated in the Parish of Rearsby aforesaid, within
seven miles of Leicester, eight of Melton Mowbrav, ten of
Loughborough, and six of QUorndon, to all which Places
there are Capital Turnpike Roads ; with several Closes of
rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture-ground, in the Lordship
jet Liberties of Rearsby aforesaid, containing together Three
'Hundred- and Thirry-five -Acres, and upwards. Also the
Tithes of about twerity-foitr acres of old Inclosure, which
are taken in Kind, and several money .payments in lieu of
Tithes, issuing out .of about twenty-three Cottage Houses,
in Rearsby aforesaid. •
- There is no Hamlet within the Parish, and only one
• Church to serve. The present Incumbent is upwards of
• seventy.4ive,years oldi.atpd- very infirm.
Further Particulars may be had, by 'application to the
Rev„ Mr. J. P.. sons, of Rearshy, or Messrs. King, Cooke,
and King, Attornies,''Leicester.

• ' WILTS.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,.

' In Four distinct lots, at the King and Queen Inn, in High- •
worth, in the County of Wilts, on the ad day of Decem-
ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subjeet to such Con-
ditions as shall be then and there produced
VERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
LI. ESTATE, called the AMA-NOR FARM, consisting.
of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land in a high state of
cultivation, •situate at South Morston, in the Parish
flighworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant ancLe.xtremely fer-
tile part 61 the Countty, and distant six mi.l.4.froni Farling—
,' ton, six from Swindon,' and fifteen from Mintage, all good.
1, Market Towns.

Lot t. Comprises a good Farm-house, and a Dairy-house,
Stables, and other Out-houses, all in good reitair, with the
Court-yard, Gardens, Carden, Orchards,- &c. adjoining,
containing upwards of two Acres and a quarter, and with up..
wards of seventeen Acres of Pasture Land, and near eleven
Acres of rich Meadow contiguous thereto.
Lot a, Comprises a House with two Dwellings, and two
Gardens, of rather more than a,quarter of an Acro together,
and upwards of twenty-eight Acres of rich Meadow.
Lot 3. Comprises upwards of five Acres and • a half of
Meadow, upwards of twenty-two Acres and a half of Pas-
ture Land, with a Cow Leazein part thereof, and near half
an. Acre of Coy Pice Ground.
Lot 4. Comprises upwards, of fourteen Acres and a half ot
very rich Meadow.
One of the Conditions on, which the Estate will he put up,
will be, that in case all the aboVe Lots should not aelually be
sold, the biddirrgs.for those.that shall be sold shall be void,
and the venders -shall have a right to put 'up the whole
Estate in oqe,entire Lot.
The whole of the above Premises are in Lc:ate to: Mr. Wm.
Pinegar, at a moderate rent, for a term of -fourteen years,
from Lady-day 1799, determinable at the end of 'the first
seven years, at the option either of Landlord or Tenant, on
notice given. The Tenant pays all Taxes but. the Land..*
Tax, which. is 61. its. tod. a-year, and is so repair the glass
of the windOws, and to, find carriage for all other materials
tbr.repairs.
A modus of ad. per Cow' is payable to •the'Viear for the
Tither of Milk, and,a composition of eight guineas a-year for
all other Vicarial Tithe's of the Estates.
For the accommodation of the purchaser of Lot i, the Ma-
nor of 13art4n and South Morston, which is an extensive ohe,
may; if the Estate be purchased in Lot., be, bought bylYra,-
vaterontrae,t ; and, in case the purchaser of that Lot should
refuse to purchase it, the option of buyin it will be given to
the purchasers 'of the other Lots in rotation ; and in case ot
refusal by all-of them, the said Manor be put up to
Andion, and sold to the best bidder. -
For -a view of the .Premises, .apply tO Mr. Pinegat, the
Tenant, who will strew the same ; and for further particu-
lars to Mie Hut, Attorney, Aedover, Hants.

SPILBJJRY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS.
• -
THIs well_known excellect Me4Ttiric, to.viag
been approved by the Public near thirty years,-hardly
needs any furtoer recommendation; but as a Q.entiernan..-of
respeCtability, residing in the neighbouitood of Spil6hy, in
thc-County of l..incoln, • and whose Case was novel, had the
giVdnes to call on the Proprietors, at the Dispensary, No.
.13'; Soho-square, to acquaint them of the Cure he had re-
cently experienced from the use of. their Medicine: Metsrs.
SPILSIIVRY, and CO. beg leave to acquaint the Public,
thatty applying to Mr..flovF, of Spilsby, they will receive
every satisfactory account relative to the Case and Cure al-
luded to, which, for litany reasons; would be unpleasant to
the Gentleman tohave -publicly Advertised. •

This Day were published, in Royal Odavo,
THE Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth -Volumes of
the TERM REPORTS, .hy C. DURNFORD and
E. I-1. EAST, Esqrs. -Barristers at Law.
Lond n; Printed. for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street,
Of whom rniY now be had, The whole of this Work com-
plete in 2 vets. Royal Svo: or each Volume separately,
price rDs. Boards. Also just published, in Svo. price 75.
Vol. lU. Part IV.• wins Indexes, which corriplete • the 'ltt
Volume of Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Court Of King's Bench last Trinity Term, 424 Geo. 111.
;Soz. By E. 1-I. East, Esq. Barrister at Law.
N. B; The First and Second Volumes of Mr. East's Re-
' ports are now complete, and may be had together or separate-
ly, iii Ro}al Svo. prWe 225. ' • • . - ' •."

DISEASES OF THE EYE.
cOSTELLO's COLLYRIUM, or ROYAL. EYE
OINTMENT.

THIS Medicine possesses great and infallible
efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from
whatever causes they may arise--as recent Cblds, relics of
the Small-pox or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind of
acrimony' in the Blood orluices. In cases of Opirthalmy,
habitual Infl urination, excoriated and ulcerated• Eye-iids,
and that hitnerto deemed incurable Disease, the gaping or re-
verted Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising power,
as Physicians arid Surgeons at great eminence can attest.
-It'algO clears and 'strengthens Sight, removes Specks and
-F,ilms' and restores the Eye-lashes, though apparently de-
stcoyed for many years. 'Eh; preparation is simple, and may
appligcl.a.Lany lime of life.
CosTiLLo's C E RATE is a Medicine applied, with equal
sue, css, to much more general purposes. It heals, in the
most effectual manner, .41 kinds of Wounds, Burns; and
Scitl,ls ; and is ihe hot known Application to old anti inve-
rerate U Icefs, in tly: Legs, and other parts of the body ; many
o?-which it .has perUlly hedcd, in Patients discharged from
. the most celeiratal Hospitals as incurable. It is also Very
serviceable in the Piles, all scrofulous and scorbutic Sores,
S,_:urfs, Eruptions, Chilblains, and Chapped Hands.
. Sold in boxes as. 9d. each, by B. Shaw; Wholvale
Agent, No. 74, Iligh-street, Southwark ; Parrat, No. IS,
.I.lnunt-street, Grosvenor-square; feboult, No. 150, Pid•
No. 76, Oxford-street ; ViVson, No. 137, 'Tottenham-
. court-road ; Breunatid, No. 156, ishopsgate- Without ; Cun-
rl:ll, No: 47, Niinories ; Short, No. It, ;
Boswood, No. - 122, ToOley-street ; Meredith, 'No. 23,
Mount-street, • Asylum Withers, No. 229, Strand;. E.
Nre,,,nery, Corner of St. Paul's ; Tint, Royal Exchange;
bade, No. 46, Cornhill ; and Ward, No. 324, Holbcrn,

LONDON, NOVEMBER 26, iBoz.

WE last night received the Paris Papers to the
23(1 inst.

The Moniteur contains some Intelligence from
St. Dozzi:ngo, which confirms the accounts we have
lately given of the state of that Island, It is
evident, that although the Blacks :are unable
to meet the 'French in the field, yet their spirit of
ani:nosity against them is notAbateel; and that they
omit no opportunity of harassing..the- enfeebled
Army of General La CLERC. The Sickness which
prevailed among the French Troops, is represented
in the Official Account, to have been dreadful ; the
Hospitals were crowed %vial sick, and even those
who'still retained their health, were unable to stir
from their varters, from the excessive heat of Lir...
weather.

The accounts from Marti/:;:c are said' to be of a
more favourable nature.

• There.is in the same Paper
.a .Letter from Cairo,
dated the rzth ofPdober, which states, that Gene-
ral STRwAtty is still at Alexandria with 4300 men ;
• and that the greatest misuntlerstandirg prevzils
be-
tween the English and Turks.
The intelligence from German), is not of a very
interesting nature. • The New Plan of Indemnities
has not yet been prOtnted to the Deputation at
Ratiston, but 'almost-ail the obstacles to the adjust-
ment of this important question appear ,to be re-
moved, and it was expefted that the Austrian
Troops would evacuate Passau abot4 the middle of
this month.

Letters from the 11a.mis of the lUein state a cir-
cumstance, to the Orst part of which we think very
little credit ought to be given, viz. that the English
Ambassador at Vienna, had presented a Note to
Count Coil E NT7 EL, the objed of which was to induce
the EN,IP,EROR to take measures to restore the old
Government of Switzerland ; but that His Istl, E-
R !Ai., MAJESTY had not only refused to interfere,
but had ordered M. DIES!ACH, who had Letters of
Credence from the Diet of Schapitz, to suit the
Austrian territories.

Several of the Deputies from Switzerland have
arrived in Paris.

The Funds axe 53. O.

We hasten to correet an error in our report of the
CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER'S Speech in our
Paper of yesterday, He did not state that the
Peace Establishment would be twenty-five millions
per annum, but in answer to a question put by Mr.
ELIOTT, as to what would be the Economy of
Peace, the CBANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
that the saving in consequence of Peace might .be
towards twenty-five miilions per annum, being
nearly the difference between the expenceS of the
last year of the War mid a Peace Establishment.

The Privy Council' yesterday again sat on the
Conspiracy, aid was attended by the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR, Lord Peu-i4m, and the ATTORNEY and
SOLICITOR GENERALS. John Phillip! and Denis
ill'Grath were brought up from New Prison,Clerk-
enwell, and, after a long examination, were re-
committed.

This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon,
brought to Falinouth by the King George Packet,
in eight days.

We have the pleasure to announce the safe arrival'
of the Honourable East India Company's ship the
Princess Charlotte, Capt. BENJAMIN RICHARDSON,
from the Molucca Islands. The Purser arrived at
the India,House yesterday afternoon with his Dis-
patches, and reported the above ship to be safe in
the Cove of Cork. • The Princess Charlotte is laden
principally with spices, and sailed from the Island
of St. Helena, on the 27th day of September. The
Scaleby Castle, for England, left Sr. Helena four
days prior to the sailing of the Princess Charlotte.
Yesterday the arrival of the extra Ships, Princess
Mary and Anne, (SINCLAIR,) from Bengal, was an-
nounced at the East India House ; also the Ocean
Whaler, from St. Helena.
We hear from Bengal, that the Tobacco Farms
in the Northern Circars have been extended to the
utmost ; the produce is of the best quality,, and the
plantations are capable of growing any quantity.
According to the Plan of the Law addressed by
the Dutch Government to the Legislative Body,
the territory of the Republic will be thus divided•—:
Holland r s distriets, Zealand 9, Brabant I a, Utrecht
to, Guelderland 12, Overyssel 9, Frieze Land 6,
Groninguen 5.
The Captain of a Vessel, arrived at New-York,
in twelve days from pape Francois, on the 25th of
September, states, . thae on the 9th, the French
Fleet, consisting of Sixteen Sail, with a large num-
ber of Troops, had arrived at the Cape from France.
This reinforcement gave great joy to the inhabitants,
who were under great apprehensions froni the spirit
of revolt lately manifested by the Blacks in different
parts of the Island, The malignant fever still raged
among the Troops.
The Invalids are ordered to be formeti into five
Battalions, each of about one thousand men, for
garrison duty. Colonels and other Regimental Offi-
cers will he appointed. Hitherto the Invalids have
consisted of about twenty-five companies of so men
each. Their numbers will now be trebled, as a
veace. establishment, for the purpose of proteeting
bur garrisons in any sudden emergency.
We are happy to hear that the beautiful Lady
GEORGIAN? STEWART, sister of:Lord CASTLE..
REACH, is so far re-established in her health as to
render all plans of her going abroad unnecessary.
On the 23d inst. the Countess of BANBURY was
safely delivered of a daughter, at .Winchester.
That gallant Officer, Sir EDWARD PELLEW, has
talon the house in Parliament-street lately occupied
by Mr. SETON•
. . .
Private Letters from Venice, received. in. Town
yesterday, state it as the common opinion, that the
Duke of IVIonEN4 was carried off 'by poison, .and,
from the French having seized his dominions, they'
are there charged with knowing something about the
mattei.'
The Duke of OSTROGOTHIA, the Uncle of the
KING of SweDiv,—ylill proceed from Montpelier
to Italy, to pasi the ,winter, not intending to re-
turn to Swederilill net summer.
•
The Academy ref Surgery at Copenhagen has
sent some of its Members to Greenland, to spread in
that • savage Country the benefits of the Vaccine
Inoculation.
Much discontent is said to have been excited in
. the United States of America, by the =duet of
the President towards several Persons in Office,
whose Political Sentiments were not exactly in eon-
formity with his own.

NAV.!L N E

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 25.

•••••••••••...
CAME into Harbour, the C'artiaa Sloop of

zo guns.
?fused by this evening, the ellein, 11'11'1°
from Quebec.