The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-28 00:00:00

SIXTY=FIVE POUSTI7S pei Aiilium.

Immediate possession will he given as soon as the perchase shall

ccmpleterf.

The Premises may be vieweel upon application to Mr. Booker,
1 who is resident thereon; and the A,s7stra2 of the,l3,:ard's TitlC
to the Estate, may he examined at the Secreta9•'s Office, in St;

1114rgetrit-sireei.

PropOsals se&eJ tip, eind tverked o,n the outside, ‘ Ptopcisals
for the Purchase of the Ordnance Preinises, at R9ther4
hitheil! 4`4,y be delivered at the Ordnance Office, in Westminster,
on or before the 3 rot instant, but no G.Pi will be 'received aftei
the bottry Tu toO'Clock on that day.

Jy Order of the Roard,

R. 11. CREW .tee.

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

Angust 11,
THE .COURT o' DIRECTORS of the
UNITE n COMPANY of IIiERCHANTS of ENG
.LAND trading to the East Indies; do hereby give Novice,
.That it is their intention to receive Applications 0.7 or before the
3oth September, from the Merchant: wanting Tonnage for the
Export of Goods to India ; for such Goofs which are to be Ship_
ped in the ensuing Quarter and on or before the 3.ist December,
the 31st March, and joth lane, for such Goods the Merchant.:
are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such dates;
and that it is their intention also to furnish Tonnage for, any quart.
tity of Madeira Wine which may be reluired, by Persons
to Ship the same for India, upon similar`applications,
Particulars of the Rates of Freight, fee. for the firs: Ships of
IMS'e:Zson, -are to be min ;v the ('7' :c of the ar* top;?e.
of Shipping.

yAiIIES COBB, Assistant Secretay:

A' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, fITHE.,
FREE, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE, TO
BE SOLD;' .
CONSISTINO of the very Extensive' and En-
tire MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLAND and
TILGARSLEY; of the extent of 6000 Acres, and' near tS
miles in circumference; abundantlyrstocked with rheasants
and other Game, with considerable chief Rents, Couti Leer,
Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an eleglitt
new-built Mansion, called Enshain Hall, with suitable Of..
aces, an excellent Kitchen Garden walled in; Hothouses;
Green-ho Use, Pleasure-ground; Shrubberies, Ponds stored
with 'Fish, and every Convenience for the reception of a large
Family ; together with about 916 Acres of Land, upwards of
20e Acres of which are Wood Gronnd; the whole is 'a Ring
Fence, surrounding the MAilsipn, free of Lard-Tax.
The '•Situation • perfealy dry and thy, the Turnpike
Roads excellent, distant Smiles from o:tfoni, ; from Wood.
stock, 3 from Witney, and several Packs of Hounds are kept
in the Neighbourhood.
Apply to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn,
London •; or Mr. North, Solicitor in Woocistock.
To b 6 viewed by application at the Mansion House.

CHAFEHAY FARM.
TO BE SOLD BY .AUCTION,
At the George Inn, in Axmitsteri, hi the County of Devon,
on Tuesday the 7th Day of September, 1802, at Twelve
o'e luck, in One Lut ',unless On:rim:lly disposed of by Pri.
vate•Contrad, of which Notice will be given), .
A Valuable and very Desirable. FREEFTOLD
ESTATE, called CHA FF, HAY, eligibly situated irf
',.the Parishes of herncombe, in 'Devonshire, and Broadwind-
sat*, in Dorset, abOut six mites from Crewkerns, .Chard
and Beaminster, and eight or nine from Axminster, Lynx,
and Bridport ; consisting of a genteel and substantial-built
Dwelling-house, with . capacious Out-buildings, and Coo
Acres of good Land, be the same more or leSs, divided into
suitable Inclosufes of Orchard, Meadow, Pasture, and
ATrable, by well erected Hedges,- and within a Ring Fence,
now in the renting of Mr. Thomas Farnham, -as Tenant
from year to xear, at the clear rent of 21.01. per year.
Tile Situation; Buildings, and Condition of this .House •
'and Estate, is suitable for a Gentleman retired, or in Trade,
having great advantages for either. • • -
Application for Nailer .Particrilars to be made to Mr.
Bawcfetili Solicitor, Chard ; or to Mr. Bond, Land-Surveyor,
Axminster. , . . „

DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the George Inn,-in Axminster, in-thy Countrof DeVon,
on Tuesday the jih.Day of'September, 18D/,. at Twelve
o'Clock, in One Lot (unless previously disposed Of by
Private ContraCt, of 'which Notice will be given),
THE CAPITAL MANOR and ESTATE of
Ciiii2Eoc,K, with its Rights, Royalties, Heredi-
taments, and Appurtenances, extending over 'a.conlikierable
Track at Country; bounded on the South by the English
Channel, and interseekd for two miles and itpwards by the
Great Rdad, about three miles West of Bridport, and seven
East of A kminster, containing about 2(6 Acres, the princi.
pal part rich Orchards Meadcw, pasture, and Arable Land,
abounding witifLime Rock, and other Advantage'S. Part in
Demesne, lett at clear 'Rents ;. the remainder -lett on Lease•A
determinable mostly ‘n advanced Lives: •
The Demesnes contain about 485-AcAes, lett
at the clear Rent of - - ' ,L. 661:per
The ,)i:it Rents from Freeholds,and reserv-
ed Rents on the Litelx•lds, amounts per
year to - - - - -
Present clear Receipts -
The. Lifeholds. contain about 165 r Acres,
clear yearly value • - - - •
Aggregate - - 2.136 Acres.

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• 3.195 per Year.
This Manors from its intircty, soil, and eligibiii t y of Situa;.
tion, is one of the most desirable that has been offered for sale
in the West of England for many years past.
Prir.td Pafticulars may be had on•applicatio to Mr.
.Bowles, Solicitor, Shaftsbury ; or to Mr. Bond, Land• Sur-
veior, Aittinster, where a Plan of the Estate may be .seen,
Of tilt whole &gated fior by Private Contra::

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THE SUN.

&OLEM QUIS DIC&RE lALSUM AIJOEAT ?

LONDON, AUGUST 28, ISoz.

THIS morning arrived Paris Papers to the 26th

Instant.

The Moniteur of the 25th, contains an Ordon-
nance of General LECLEitc, extraEled from the Of-
ficial Gazette of St. Domingo, by which that Island
is declared to be in a state of Siege, and its Police
placed in the hands of the Military. The Civil
Administration of the Colony is to address itself to
the General in Chief, whenever it conceives the in-
tervention of the Armed Force to be necessary, who
will give orders accordingly, and the Sub-Prefeas
are to address themselves, in like manner, to the
Generals commanding Divisions. The Military are,
however, prohibited from interfering with the Civil
Administration of the Colony ; but the General:
are at the same time to render an account to the
Commander in Chief, of all abuses of Administra-
tion, which they remark within the limits of their
respeCtive Commands.
It is stated in the same Paper, under the Pari3
head, that some bands of Negroes had risen in in-
surredion in St. Domingo after the arrest of To us-
SAINT, but that they had been dispersed, and ren-
dered the objects of a severe justice. It is also
stated, that an epidemic disease prevails in the
bland, to which several Generals and others had
fallen viairrts, and that the same malady prevailed
with equal malignity at the Ila,vannah and at
..,7a-
nzaica. We think it necessary to remark, that no
account whatever has been received in this Country
of any epidemic disease prevailing at Jamaica.—
General LECLERC had, it appears, received a rein-
force of three thousand men, in order to repair the
less occasioned amongst his troops by sickness.
It appears that TOUSSAINT has arrived at Paris,
and is safely lodged in the Temple.
The Senate of the Helvetic Republic has decreed
an entire and complete Amnesty in favour of those
who participated in the troubles which took place
during the last Winter in the Canton of Zurich.
The Five per Cents. were, on the 24th, at 5 t. 30.

THE Haft bU rgh ilitail due on Wednesday arrived

this morning.

It is stated in an Article from Strasburgh, ,that
six Ships of the Line have received orders to sail
from different Harbours to foxlom, and from thence
to Algiers, for the purpose of demanding satisfa&ion
for the Insult offered to the French Flag, and the
infraaion of the last Treaty of peace. The Envoy
charged with this commission is Citizen HULLIN,
who is the bearer of a letter conceived in very
menacing and hostile terms.
Baron STURMEP. was to set out on the r eth inst.
from Vienna for Constantinople, where he is to re-
side as Imperial Internuncio.
The QUEEN of NAPLES arrived at Trieste on the
3d inst. and after having an interview with her
Sister, the ARCHDUCHESS ELIZABETH, proceeded
on her voyage to Naples.

Wednesday morning Earl ST. VINCENT and the
Lords of the Admiralty and Commissioners of tl,e
Navy, visited the Dock-yard at Plymouth. At eleven
o'clock, A. M. the Board of Admiralty and Navy
Board went afloat in the Admiral's barge, with the
Flag of the Admiralty flying in the stern sheets.—
The Commissioners of the two Boards then went
on board the Centaur, of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral
DACRES, in Hamoaze ; on which the Admiralty
Flag was hoisted at the main, when the whole Fleet
manned ship. The Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty and Navy Board went again in their barge,
and landed at the North Stairs Dock-yard, and
proceeded to visit Commissioner FANSH A W E.—
Thursday the two Boards meant to proceed up the
Tamer, to inspea the numerous ships in ordinary.
It is supposed they will have business enough to
occupy their serious attention for ten days.

On Wednesday last, according to annual custom,
the Guards changed their respeaive quarters, and
are now stationed as follows: First Regiment, First
Battalion in Portman-street Barracks ; Second Bat-
talion are doing duty at Weymouth; Third Sat-
talion in the Tower.—Coldstream Regimen:, First
Battalion in Knightsbridge Barracks ; second Bat-
talion at Windsor.—Third Regiment, First Batta-
lion in quar:ets in Westminster and its environsl
Second Batt alien in quarters in the Borough and
parts adjacent, where they are to remain till orders
are sent for their march to Winchester, which they
shor:ly expea. Each Battalion now has its respec-
ti,e Flank Companies.
By a decision on Thursday, in the Court of Con-
science, it appears that ;23. 63. is the legal charge
for a chaise and pit from Piccadilly to Hounslow.
The drive: had dconied:d 3 553

NEWS.

TORBAY, Auc. z 6.

JUST coming in, two Dutch Frigates, a Corvette,
a Cutter, a Schooner, and twenty-one Seii, from
the Texel, fir Surinam, &c.