The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-31 00:00:00

Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,andFREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of RADNOR.
ZIaTLEMEN;
Beg to' return you my. tflOst, sincere Thanks for
•the high Honour you have this day conferred upon.me,
by agair teturning me as your Representative in Parliament :-
and I feel the obligation I am under to you greatly enhanced
by the ,earliness with which You attended the Hustings from
every part of the County, after you had reason to conclude
your atentlance'unnecessary, from the published declarations
or my Opponent, circulated to, the hour of Eletion, that
a Poll. On your account Gentlemen, I regret
that you should have been troubled:With so vexatious a Con-
test: on my own, I have reason to be highly gratified in the op-
,portunity it afforded me of receiving so distinguished and fiat-
teringa proof of .your good opinion and friendship. I trust I
'shall never utter sentiments I mean not to ad up to ; and beg
'once More to repeat my retoltition faithfully to adhere to the
same Independent Principles which have hitherto• directed
my Concludi these Principles will lead me to support, to
the utmost of my abilities, our-present happy Form of Go."
vernment, and -to oppose every measure which, to the best of
my
.judgment, may seem to encroach either upon that or upon
the just Liberties of the People. -
I remain, with Gratitude and Resped,
Gerrtlemen,
Your obliged, faithful, and devoted humble Servant,
'Presteigne, ' - , WALTER WILKINS.
July 20, 1802.

AT SWI FT's •
' LOTTERY-OFFICE:No. rr, POULTRY,
MICKETS -•and SHARES of the ENGLISH
LOTTERY (to begin Drawing on MONDAY
NEXT) are on Sale.
This Lottety contains only 2.4,000 Tickets, and will be
drawn,in Eight Days, the First Drawn each Day, being on,
titled to a Capital 13enerit, viZ.
Ist Day • - 5,000 .sth Day. - X. 5,000
att • -2,00 r) 6th ;000
To,ooo 7th
.• Zo,ooo
,4th _
__20,60c; Sth • - • 10,000

Upwards of FORT'Y' THOUSAND POUNDS have
been paid to the Holders of Capital Prizes within the last
Six Months by SWIFT and Co.

NE-XT MONDAY MORNING,'
The DRAWING of the ENGLISH LOTTERY begins,
With a Prize of 5,0e01.
Wo. 26, CORNHILL.
I\ SESSRS. HORNSBY, and Co. assure their
INA Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets
and Shares, at their Offices inTown and Country, be-
mond their most sanguine expedation ; indeed, it is such, as
Warrants a decided opinion, that the whole of the 24,000
Tickets will be disposed. of before next Monday Morning,
Nine o'Clock, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery
commences.

Hos....sity; arid Co. therefore, request their. Friends and the
Public, -by no means to delay purchasing. Tickets are rising
daily; and must continue to rise,
A Book with an exalt account or own days Oriwing, will
be kept for the immediate inspeaion of all-those who honour
Hort Ns av, and Co. with their commands, tree of any ex-
&nee H hatever.
N. 13: 'AU Orders executed on the same Terms as if pre-
sent.

NEXT MONDAY
*The. NEW STATE LOTTERY neginS Drawing.
4•22o,000 in P rites.--Oily 24,000 Tickets.
TICKETS and SHARES' are on Sale in great
variety, at HODGES and -Co.'s, StoBt.--11rokers,
No. to, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street ; and No. 44,
St. lames's:street. • •

Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand.

TEMPLE OF THE MUSES, FINSBURY-SQ-UMZE.
TACKINGTOON, ALLEN and 'Co.: rtspealuily
, inform the Public, that their NEW CATALOGUE
is nvw ready for delivery. It .will he found ro contain a very
considerable number of Scarce and Curious Articles., and the
Sale being. for itcady,Money only, the Prices, as usital; are
very low.

*** The full Value given, for Libraries.

. WESTMORLAND.
TO BE SOLD, the Valuable and' Improveable
FREEHOLD ESTATE of BREEK's HALL, dis-
tant four Miles from Appleby, the County Town, and five
from the Market Town of Kirby Stephen ; consisting of the,
Hall, a large old Mansion, with suitable Buildings, all in
good repair, and two other Farm Houses lately built,' with
all necessary conveniencies to each ; also to Actes (as per
Plan of the Estate) of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
lying in a Ring Fence. The Estate is well fenced, and well.
watered, a Trout Stream running through it, and many
Springs. It possesses in itself the means of great. improve-
ment, by inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lime Stone, of the
first quality, and' two Lime Kilns ; the Land Tax is re-
deemed, and the whole, forty-two Acres excepted, is Tithe-
free, and having an unlimited Right on the valuable and ex-
tensive Common of
.Asby Mask, being excellent Sheep
Land.

For further Particulars, enquire of Matthew Stephenson.
Esq. of Sawbridge,, adjoining Breek's Hall, the owner;
Sampson George, Esq. Middleton TyaS, near Richmond;
Mr. Richard Stephenson, Attorney-at-Law Appleby; or
Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine fill, Bishrip Auckland,
Durham.—James Wright, at Sawbridge, Servant to, Mr.
Stephenson, will shew the Premises.

CORNWALL.
ACTON CASTLE, MO LINT's BAY. .
TO BE SOLD BY-PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With immediate Possession, together with such part of a
Farm, containing about Fifty Acres, as may suit the con-
venience of the Purchaser, possession of which May be had
at Michaelmas next
$
AVery neat and cornpaft modern-balk Mansion,
called ACTON CASTLE, situate near the Turnpike
Road, leading from Helston through Marazon to Penzance,
from which it is distant about 6 miles. It consists of a
Kitchen with, proper Offices below ; a Dining- Parlour,
Drawing-Room, Vestibtile, and Closet ; a handsome Stair-
case, with a BuzagloconstruCteci to.warm the whole House,
on the First-floor ; four Bed-Rooms, and a DreSsing-Room
on the Second-floor, andiive ditto on the. Attic Story,- -
Behind the House is a range of Building about 5o feet long,
containing below -a large Coal-House, Brevi and Wash,
Kitchens, with. Stoves and. Furnace, a Pump. House and
Dairy ; and above, a long Room which may be' used as a
Laundry, Servants' Lodgings, &c.
- The House is built ofsquared ranate, so as;to shew, to-
gether with the Wings, a handsorrie.Castle-like appearance to
the Sea, and commands a View of St. MichaePs'Mount and
the'opening of the Channel, which is superior to any. filing
(tithe kind in England. Behind, and in the Wings, are Coach-
Houses and Stabling. About a furlong frorn the House is a
Cove convenient for keeping.a Pleasure7Boat, -and a Bath cut
in the rock. .

. .
A Nap of the Mansion with its elevation, and of the Farm,
may be seen at Mr. Stokes, No. S; ;'Lawrence-Pountney-
hill, Londnn ; -at Mr. Hazard's, Bookseller, Bath ; and at
Mr. Rogers,. Attorney, Helstdn, where further Particulars
may be 'known.
Hchton, July 1, Igsz;