The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-12 00:00:00

eFFIG'E OF. ORDNANCE,

•
August i, 18ol•
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit MA-
ygSTY' ORDN4MZE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will he received at their Office, in St, klargaret.street,
lartminster, on or before the Ist day Of September next,
.frons such
°errons a: may be willing to undertake the Supply of Five Hun_
,'red Tans of the. best IPF,ST MORELAND SLATES for the
(rdnance.Ser vice at WOOLWICH, to be delivered in the follow.
Proportiop, viz. 259 Tont between the tstb of May and the
it o/ rune, 180.4, or souner if convenient ; and the further Quan-
. zso Tons to be delivered at Woolwich between the ,15th of
)/y and the is! V. August ensuing.
;the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa may be known Apo,:
afrlication' at the Secretary's Office, in St. itbrgaret..street, any
da between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Cloc.k.
The Proposals to be-delivered at St. Margaret—street,
matter, scaled and milked on the outside, " Proposals for sup-
pljng Slittes for the Service of the Board of Ordnance," on
'or of re the tot day of September next, after which day no de,
be admitted for the present Cotttraa.
'dZy Order, of the ticard,
. .
R. If. CREW, Sec.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, •
Awn` 9, 1803.
T
H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPANY IifERCHR NTS id ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That the Co»tmittre will be ready to receive Proposals in •thrit-
irsg,,lealed up; on 'WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst. JIM ‘vy
Persoirs who may be willing to supply the Company with
COPPER and .CANVAS. •

Such Proposali expressing therein the &west prices, as there
will not be an opl:a•tunit}' of making an), abatement.
The Conditilns of the Contraas ntay .6e teen upon application
to Mr. James Coggan? Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the
renders must he left &bre Twe.Vr.o'Cl:ck at' Noon, on the said
bevon-d si,hich hour not ony'tender ccill be received.

ARMY AGENCY OI'.FI C E,.N0,t8, Manchester-buildings,
‘VestmlAster.

IFUTENANT' TA PP begs leave to inform the
Officers of the Army, and Gentlemen about to purchase
Commissions, that he continues to transaa Business in every
Department'of Military. Negotiations, such as the Purchase,
Sale, and. Exchange of Commissions, Half and .Full Pay,
Agency, &c. &c.—Such Gentlemen as may be inclined to
honour Din, with their Military Business, may be assured that
no etibtt will be wanting on his-part to elPel it. '
I,t is requested that 41 Letters to Mr. Tapp may be post.
paid.' •
11/' A Half-pay Lieutenintcy and •Ensigncy for Sale.

FREEHOLD VARII4,4INTERSLOW, WILTS.
TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, •
At .the Spread Easle, Inn, Salisbury., on l'ite3day the 16th
t.'.ay of August inst. at four o'Clock in the Alteration,
unless bu'oredispoSed of by Private Contraet,
AVery Desirable 'FREEHOLD 'FARM, situate
'in. the Parishes of. Winterslow and Idmiston, in the
County of Wilts, consisting of a good Farm 11 -.lse), Garden,
Orchards, Barns, Stables, Granary, aril convolieng
Buildings, 'l'hree Cettages and Gardens o Fnril,lionse,
and about r 'l7 WO fluid ed Acres of good Ai-Li:thy,
Posture, and cop.pice Land, all lying in s,.'y ver; cpa-
venient, and near:llle gleat We tent auout
Seven Nil les (-ram Salisbury.
. The Premises are in the' rentitw of 11r. Thomas Cooper,
Who will slim the sarrw.:--Putiettlars will s ion he prepared ;
for arid to eriest tor the Purclris2, apply to Messrs.
'rainier:4nd Cooper,• Attornies, Salisbury.

• ESSEX. •• • -
CAPITAL. FREEHOLD FARM, of Three Hundred and
Eleven Acres, with Possession at .11.1 ichacl mas next.
, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
CHALK and MEGCIY..
At the Cock anti Bell, at Roinford, on Wednesday the 17th
- DaY of August inst. at tour &Clock in the Afternoon (un-
- less SjsUller disposed of by Private Contlact, of which
timely Notice will be given) ;
VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM,. very
eligibly situated in a 'good Corn Country, in the Pa-
rishes of Pitsea, North Bemtleet. Nevendon, and Wieltford.
in the County of Essex ; consisting of an •ExCellent Earm-.
house, with Barni, Stables, and Out-huildings and Three
Hundred and 'Fourteen Acres of rich Arable, IZleadow, and
Pasture Lund, Ina high state of cultiyation, including Three
Acres and a 11,drof Woodland:. the wi;ole lying compaet,
and within a Ring Fence, and subject to no out-going ex-
cept the Land-Tax.
Ibis Estate is commodiously situated within a mile and a
half from a,Navigable Creek, communicating with 'the
Thames, from wl:nce Corn is shipped Mut-he London Alan.
miles horn Bm m P
illeay, twelve frooitr-
-I,abi,:iu eighteen s
ei m
n front koford, ten from RoChford, and
tkive miles Inuit Clielpistbrd.

'the Premises may be viewed upon application to Mr.
fames Fairchild, the Tenant, who is under an agreement to
quit he 'Faun at Michaelmas next ; and further Particulars
may be known by pppl!, ing to Chak and Meggy, the Atte-
tioneeis, where a Plan of the Estate may. be seen. •
HEREFORDSHIRE • •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
.By•WHITE and ARNGTT.

At the King's /lead, in the Town of Ross, on Thursday the
iTith d.iy of Au,,ust iit t. between the hours of Two and
• Fiveo'Clock in the Afternoon, subjed to such CC/M.1410115
as shall be then proOuccd, •
.A" Very desirable FREEHOLD. ESI'ATE, Land
Tax RedeeMed, -comprising a substantial modern-and
v,ry neatly finished !louse, exceedingly convenient Offices
or various descriptions, liar the comfortable reception of a y,en-
tee' Family, small rlvasure Ground, prodUelive Kitchen
, Gard,:a %•vallcd, and the walls clothed with Fruit Trees,
with Barns, Stables, and ether Outbuildings, seated on a,
eminence, at. Point Linton, five miles from Ross,
ten train Gloucester, and twelve ,froin IlerctOrti ; in the
most fertile part of the County of liereforil, and in the neigh
'bóurhoott of good Turnpike Roads the late residence ofhlr.
..Joseph Powell, deceased. And arso 40. Statute Acres of
.Arable; Aleacinw, and Pasture 1.0,1,• in a high state of eul-
'tivation,•and five or }untie Orcharding, all very corn.
pact, and adjoining ti,e.flousc. • • ••
The whole of the Crops, live Stock, and Implements of
Husbandry, useful Furniture acid Fixtures, may be taken at
a fair valuation, and possession may be had at Michaehuas
next. •

For a 'flew of the Estate, apply on the Premises, and for
further particulars (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Thomas
lames, Solicitor, Collortt, Gloucestershire.

- - • .
SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
At the Castle Inn, in Bishop's :Castle, in the County of Sa-
lop, on Friday the 2.3 d, and Saturday the sath Days of
September, 1803, punttually at Four o'Clock,
THE MANORS Qt. LORDSHIPS, or Reputed-
Manors or Lordships*, of NORBURY and ARD-
NV CK F., and' sundry very Valuable FREEHOLD
-ESTATES, situate in the Panshes of Norbury, Clnn, and
Bettws, in the said County of 'Salop ; comprising several
CAPITAL FARiLIS, laid compactly together„ consisting of
about 16sz Statute Acres of Arable, Meadow,' and Pasture
Land, besides 318 like Acrei of Commoning, used as a Sheep
PastUre, with divers. Messuages and Out-build-
ings, in good repair, of the yearly value of ;viol. upwards,
lets to unexceptionable Tenants, whose Terms chiefly ex-
pire at the end of the present year ; in sundry lots, specified
in printed Particulars, Which may be had at the Castle Inn.
Bishop's Castle ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Crown, Ludlow ;
'Talbot;, Church-Stretton ; and Duke's Arms, Knightoni-
..The Estates in Norbury lie in a beautiful and Sporting
Country, sixteen miles from Shrewsbury, and four from
Bishop's Castle; and the others, eight miles from Bishop's
Castle, and six from Knighton.
For further information,• apply to Messrs. Kerfoot and
Fitchett, Warrington, Lancashire ; Messrs. Toldervey-, and
Jones, Bishop's Castle; Mr. John. Thomas._ Crifton, near
Bishop's castle; or Messrs. Manley and Cowes, Middle
Temples London) Where primed Particulars may 4150 In

IMP ER ML PARLiziAIENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

THURSDAY, AUQUST 11.

'fuz Royal Assent was given by Commission to fifty-one
Public and Private Bills. Among those of the former de-
scription were the Income Tax Bill, the Vote of Credit,, the
Scotch Taxes Consolidation, the Vellum and-Parchment Du-
ties, the Orange Annuity, Tortola Free Port, the General
Delence Amendment, the Substitutes Exemption, the So-
reigu Note Forgery, and the Scotch Army of Reserve Amend.
meat Bills.

The Lords Cornniissioners were, the Logo. CHANCtL.
LAIR. the Earl-of CIiIiSTZRFIELD, and Lord WALSLNG.
HAM.

Lord DUNDAg was sworn, and took his seat.
, The Bills which remained upon the Table were read a
third tine and passed. Among these were the Wines Prize-
age, flit Amherst Annuity, the Assessed Taxes Regulation,
the Neural Ships, the Countervailing, the Alien's Regula-
tion, tle Seamen's Encouragement, and. the Custom-HOuse
Officer' Protection Bills.
Messages were sent to acquaint the Commons therewith.
These. Bills he over,tbr the perscinal assent of
_ The MroaNity:.Catcsa AL,- attended /).,• several Mem-
bers,- returned the Aliens' Regulation Bill, With the acqui-
escence of the Commons to the I Amenc.inents made therein
by their Lordships.
- The House then adjourned till -to-marrow, when, at the
usual hour, the King conies down for the purpose of pro-
roguing the Parliament.