The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-16 00:00:00

VOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Exchange at Cork, on .Friday the 6th*July, 'lBO4,
TEIE fii“.sailing Gyper-bottomed :Ship .LE
. BRAVE, late a French Privateer, captured by His
Majesty's Ship Loire, Captain Maitland, of the following
Dimensions :
Length aloft - -‘ - - 93 Feet.
Breadth of Beam - _. - 26 ditto.
Depth of_Hold .- - - 15 ditto.
Height bet ween,Deas -
.- 5 • 11 inches.
Admeasures 247 Tons, or thereahouts.
Pierced for 18 Guns, has 14 moUnied; is' well calculated
for the West Indian or Atrican Trade ; and well 'found in all
kind of Sfores. For Inventory and Particulars, apply to
lohn Roche, there ; or to Messrs. Ommanney and Druce,
Nb. 11,-Cecil-street, London. , • .

FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, FAC-
TORY, MACHINERY, &c.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN NIILNE,

By order of the Assignees, at the House of Mr. Biddlecombe,
the Castle Inn, Saockport, in the County of Chester-, on
Friday 29th Day of June, 1804, at the Hour of Four in the
Afternoon, and-following Days, subjed to such Conditions
as will then be produded, and in the following Lots
THE ESTATES and PROPERTY, late of JO-
SIAH FLETCHER, of Stockport, Silk Throwster,
a Bankrupt, viz. - , • •
Lot 1. The Inheritance in Fee-simple of and in all; that
well-built large and commodious Messuage or Dwelling.,
house, with the Garden at the back, extending to the Brook
or Stream of Water near and running into the River Mersey,
situate in Stockport, and fronting the Street, called Chester.
gate, subje& to the yearly Fee-Farm Rent of 21. 175. 4d.
Also the like Inheritance of and in all that large and sub-
stantial Building of three Stories in height, situate in Stock.,
pert, and fronting the. said Street, called Chestergate, and ex-
tending to the Brook, and adjoining or near to the said Mes-
suage, and used as a Fadory or Mill for Throwing Silk, lately
also in the Occupation of the said Bankrupt, and which last
mentioned Premises are subjed to a yearly Fee-Farm Rent

O'n these Premises a Steam Engine may easily be erected-
(Plans for whiCh have lately been made); and the Building
may at a small expense be converted into a Cotton or other
Factory.
Lot z. All those Eight several Messuages or Dwelling-
houses,with the Yards and A Ppu rtenanccs, situate in leteher-
street, Stockport, in the several Occupations of John Wil-
liamson, john Rickards and others, at yearly Rents, amount-
ing in the whole to 701. 75. ; and also a Timber-yard adjoin-
ing,'extremely eligible for building on, in the Occupation of
lames Ikin, at the low yearly. Rent of zl. ay.—These Pre-
mises are held for the remainder of a Term of 3000 Years,
which commenced on or about the ad May 1656, and are part
of a Plot of Land assigned by William 'Egerton, Esq. to Jo.
siah Fletcher, under the yearly:Rent of 111. /7s. 6cl. and are
now subjed to the payment ot the yearly Sum of 71. 595.- 9d. ,
as a proportionable part of such Rent ; and 'also two yearly
Rents of .71. 4s. sd. and J I. 9s.' Bd. reserved to said losiah
Fletcher for the remainder of a similar Term 0t,3000 Years,
by hint assigned under those Rents, and which are subjed to
the PayFnent of the yearly Ground Rent of 61. Jos. 6,1. to the
said Mr—Egerton.
And also to be sold by Au Lion, by the said Mr. john Milne,
on Saturday the 3oth Day of tune, 1804, at Ten o'clock in
the Forenoon, at the said late Dwelling-house ot the .Bahk-
rut. • ,
All his HOUSEHOLD GOODS andfURNITURE.
,And also tube sold in like manner,' on Monday the zd Day of
-tidy folloWing, at Ten o'Clock in the .Forenoon, nt the
said Fadory

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All the valuable MACHINE RY, lately used for Throw-
ing Silk; consisting of excellent Mills, numerous Engines,
Warping Engines, and Soft Silk Engldes, Youbling wheels,
Bobbins, and various other Articles.,!fil,
Further partiCidars'afay be had, hY.aßPlying to. Mr. Law-
son, who,will, be met with at tinreStle stOckian'rf ;or
tJ. Mr. Nicholson, Attorney, tp Stockpot-otorenid.

SOCIETV•FOR THE DISCHARGE AND.RELIEF Ole
PERSONS.IMPRISONLD FOR SMALL DEBTS,
Craven-street, Strand, June 6, 1804.
DENEFACTIONS since the Last REPORT,
viz. the Hon. Philip Pusey, V. P. - A. 4. s s o
lady Lucy Pusey - ~.. - - A. 5 5 o
Lora Viconnt Crernorne, per Treasurer - 21 o o
Sir ‘l4.illiam Weller Peppy, per Hoare - A. 5 5 o
Ditto, a Donation . - . - - 5 5 0
Sir William Paxton, per Secretary - - A. 2 2 o
The Hon. lohn"rrevor - - - 5 o o
Vice Admiral Gambier, per .Secretary - A. to 0 o
A idennao -ItOvvcroft, per ditto -•- A. 5 5s o
I. 11. Browne, Esq. MI P. per ditto - A. 5 5 0
Shaft° Cras„on, Esq. per Treasurer - to 0 0
l. Mosgrave,. Esq. - - - A. 2 2 o
Mts. Musgrave - . - - A: I I o
Samuel Rawson, Esq. per Secretary - A. 5 5 o
W. Viner, 'Esq. - - A. 2 2 o
. John Marsh, Esq. two years Benefadion - a 2 o
W. B. •Trevalyn, Esq. • - - - A. a 2 o
it. Bourne Charlett, Esq. per Wright and Co. - 3 3 0
Henry Grimstone, Esq.. - - A. 2 2 0
William Wright, Esq. per Hoares - - 5 5 0
Francis Hornet, Esq. per Rev. S. Smith - a 2 o
A. Lii lingston, Esq. per Herries, Farquhar, & Co. A. 3 o
L. W. Clericus - . - - 3 0 o
John. liyles, Esq—per.&.-e. - - A. 2 2 o
N. NiXon, EA. per d1,..:a . - A:Ilo
3W. Gilen, I-..4' •,-.-r ditto - - A. 1 r t
Mr. W. 11. Smlth, per Dorrien and Co. - oto 6
Mr. Hearnden - - - - o 2 0
Countess St. Vincent - - . A. 2 2 o
Lady Hamilton, per Secretary - - A. 2 2 o
, Mrs. Shipman - ' • - A. 2 2 0
Mrs. Dawson - ; - - A. 2 2 0
' E. N per Treasurer, fourth BenefaElion - .too o o
A. H. per ditto f-Bth Lottery Ticket - 2 to 0
A.,G. 201. -:--c. D. 11. ts.--pert Fuller and Co. 21 I o.
C. S. E. per 13iddulph, Cocks, and Ridge - as as o
-D. C. M. a Lady, tol.—F. H. al. as. - It i o
X. Z. 51.—A. Y. per Hoare, 21. - - - 70. o
M. X. Z. per W.. B. Trevalyn, Esq. - -2 2 o
A. 8.-al. is.—B. C 11. Is. - - - 2 2 a
W. H.,---
,-il. as:—T. E. al. (Letter-box) - ' - a i 0
A Well-wisher, per Biddulph and Co. ' * - v s 5 o
Half the fine levied on the Sunday Toll-man, ist
Turnpike; .Edgeviiare Road - - -, I o 0
- .Fine from Hackney Coachman - - o 4 o

k. 296 6 6
Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, ‘,
42 Debtors, fbr the Sum .of-' •- .. 42 5 2
Considered the cases of 39 Petitioners. Approved— 32.
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No. 77, Lornbard-street ; and bv,the„Secretary, No. 7, Cra;
ivkm.street; Strand, where the Books may he seen by those
Twho. axe inclined to support this Charity, and where the
Society meet on the first Wednesday in July. •
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OFFICE Op' ORDNANCE,
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'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS A.
JESTY's ORDNANCE, di hereby give Notice, That
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