The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

rive.

To he deihered, fr-ont tipz, to time as demanded. into the M..
tualling Stour: at Deptford, Portsnmtb, and Plyteortt* at
Contratior's estpence ;to he suarran.Y.l Aelll good 'and sotv:d
lii space of .11.e..ntontb: Pone the respoßive periadt r fdelivery; and
to be paid lot 6j. Billy, pa.y4b/e, latere,t, ninetysdaJs a/ser
,•
date.

The Conditions of the Contraelt way be seen at Me Ser) flag's
Oilier, at this Office, or by alloying to Mr;
,y,b, I#7ilianor
Doostervilie, the Agent for the le, e e //iitg,.at Cork.
No regard will be had to any Trfder is which the 1' ice :hall
not he- inserted in words at length, or thAt 'shall not he delivered
to the thavd before One o'Cloch on the said Weinesdqy the utd,
of Septem'er, nor itnleis the Perron who makes the Tender, w'
come Perion on bit behalf, attends, taans7ver, when called for.

BE pARTicuLAR AS TO THE HOUSt.
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES_

BUTLER's Furnishing Uph9lstery and c34hillot
Wee-rooms and Alanufletory, Nos. 13 and £4, Colic.
rare Street. A large assortment of articles of the neyesti
neatest, and most ceconemical Fashions, of well seasoned
materials,, and excellent workmanship, with several
provemoits.
BUTLER respedfully relies on the good dlscertiment:6l
the Public, that they will
.see through the paltry, dOiiies:
and insinuations opposed to him, and •counterieiting'his
clei. It is well known titat BUTLER has two patents,• ono
f4if Tables, the other tbr Bedsteads ; the principle ofthe tir;it
is applicable toalrnost all kinds.of Tables, and. is allowed to
be a gre:it improvement ; it tenders there mote conVenient
for Houses, and much mare portable. The principle-of tii e
other is applicable to most, kinds of Bedsteads, as Fotir Post,
Tent, Sota, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly Use.:
tul in sickness, and each when shut up, make a handsome
niece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room,
fhe Four Post and Tent Beds
,go together .in all parts with
brass, and are fixed with much ease without the help of
tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable.
Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, arc.
IioTLER'S Patent. Manufactures have beeh gracimisly pa-
tronized by the king, Queen, and Royal Fatuity, and ho-
noured by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gently,
and have been highly _approved of in the' East and West
Indies : the merit of the Articles have thus met with fit.
vourable encouragement, and for. which he returnSMsgratc.
tul 'acknowledgments, and cannot bat notice the kind Of-
'ices of sonic others, who fix up large Sign-Boards, with
BuTLgic's name inscribed, which may help also to promote
his Business, or should it he designeccotherWise, he, by the.
permission of Providence, manufadures and sells his.S.upe.
nor Fous,piast and other Beds, eicellent Dining Tables, and,
Cabinet Articles as above' namely, Catherine-street, 13 doors
front the Strand, el Brick front Clouse,, where he has con.
strudel several Tools and Machines .tor working, the•saine,
-and has otherwise been at considerable ex pence to brinKthem
to that utility and degree of perfection at Which they
are. At the same place may be lead every Article for the
completely Furnishing Houses.:- •N. B. For Exptirtatiort.

TO 13E SOLD BY AL.CTION,
By VERRAL and SON,
At the Castle Tavern,.,BrightoK on Friday the 14th Sep_
~.„• tember,.
ALL ihlt laige Frechill4, Ccnutpol irms MAN.
colnpfetely Furnished, and imast eligibly. si-
toa..:Li on the tv'eltSicte ref the STE YNE, in BRIGHTON,
c'mlinJnding a View orthe Ste)ne 'And Sea, 411 d known by
the Nat»: otilie LONDON HOUSE.
The Premises romprise a large handsome Drawing-tootri,
Dining-parligur, 13reakta.3.p.arlour, tive'best Ilcd.ronnts-, se-
veral.good <;arrets,..Servants Kitt:twit, H4sllsekeep,r's
loom, excellent Cellars, awl suitibje radices ; logethor
with .3 .'Double. Coach-house,' and Four-stall Stable, and,a'-'
pleasant Garden adjoining.
-The Premises and Furniture may be viewed. two days
previous 'to the Sale, froM. Ten a'Cloek, with TiOys
from Verral'and Son, Authoneers, Clare !.awes, of wllOl4
further paitieulars inay-be had.

DEsIRABLE RESID'ENCES, RICIIMOiN tit LI,.
..TO,lsh: SOLD BY AtJCTIUN,
By Mr. ROBINS,
'At Cutaway's Collee-house, q..:ltangc.alky, on Tuestray.
6epterober 2j, at Two, +e o'Chick,
1),..; TWO LOTS,
I-ICVO' ELIGIBLE CO :vIPACT VILT..A3 • (go
•
connected as to form enc m,onveent spacious
with attached andel:Jai:bed Offices, Stabling, Coach-house's,
small Bleasure-grounds, cleliglittailly situate on that
admired eminence RICHNIQND 1111-1., 'and air'
picc4 4of Ground of upwardi of an At:re. adjoining, with
Buildings. .
LOT s. Consists .of a desirableFAMlLY RESIDENCE,
containing, on the round Floor, *Mining-parlour. whits
Bow, and Six other Rooms, used :is Offices. pu the Firs-t
Floor, ilreakiast.roont,' and Morning.-
roorns, three Bedchamber's, and two Dressin)s,-roOms. 'floe
Basement contains Kitchen, Scullery, Servants' Nall, "louse,:
ke.!;,...r's and Store;Rotirtis, Larders, k, . ---T he Prenlisr:'s
0p,.-o backwards to a beautiful small Pleasure;.ground. with
Lawn, Silflibbery, &C. ; an enclosed Yard, with
house, and two-stall Stable, and, nearly adjoining, is
an enclosed Ground, 'containing, coach-house and Stabling
for Si I lorses' well supiiiit.l with Water.
LOT a. SMALL lL )USI adjoining, comprising TWO
Parlours on the Ground Floor, Two Bedcliainbvrs on the
first, and Three Chambers and a Closet above. The Baser.
meat has Two Kitchens and Coal Vault. ,
Both Lots are. itniSt advatitagentisly.sittiate; and forni'merit
desirable Situations; and the Purchaser might alio he.accom..‘
mortared with about Twenty-two ACfC$ of 4..v4,iit.a •slierr,
distinct," hi au-eligible situation for building a 4113. •
May be viewed waft Tickers, wti:h, with particulars,
may be 11:iti pf Mr. Robins. Warwick. street,

ADVewSoNS SiirVlEß.SETSliiii.t.
TO bE. SOLP4Air •AUCTION, , •
At Old-Down Inn, near Wells, ot't S.rturd4y the 29th day, vlf
September next, at Two o'C lock in the tternnou preciael,
rINIE Perpetoll ADVOWt)ON of the REt.; I OR y
of H01..00 MB F., jn thu County of Somerset, railor:t
about. Nine Miles' from Well,, and Twelve,from,
The Perpetual ADVO W SON of the RECTOPy of
M PTO;4I, in the paid County, of th:: 'Annual Volne,i
qv!, and upwards The present I ocumbor.t about 39. Th t.
isbituatict in a pleasant part of the County, w4thin
few 'Miles of Yeovil:

The Perpettt4l A I)VOWSON of the Valuable VICAR,.
AGE of DO u LT] NG, in the Cita County comprizing
Chanelries of Stoke-lane, East Cr.ininow, County;.
Crannior,".
4,1,1 bovvahead, with a- good! Vitarage House. Garden, ;IA
coliv,,,fi,nt cakes, in god repair ;Apwattis of too .Ac.'esOf
Glebe, together with a &tailor thereto belonging, of th..; Alt-
nuid Vatue of 8,01. The:pfeserit Iw:it-whew uvwards 171(3,3.
A good Turnpike- Road runi thriugh the P 41401, whien_
pl.e..a,ntly situated Two Ades. tarn Stiepton-Nlidlet,. Sev,:n
from and Seventeen trotilliath.
For Patient:mm.l)ply to 131 MS Nittrrell, Etaci% Oxford; or
to.liessrs, And Wells, Soincisct.

DUX.
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PRICE OF STOCKS,

THIS DAY AT TWILVS A'CLncr.
Consols - 571 Red. Ann. - 57* (Omn. • 6 5

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•OLIC)d Ql/11$ DICLA& FALSUNZ 4UDIAT

LONDON,

THU4SDATi AUGUST 36b i 804.

Ornt Readers
,will see, by our Dover Letter,
that the Cannonading on the French Coast conti.
nued through the greater part of yesterday, and
that when the Post came away it was rather more
brisk than before. The weather was so hazy that
it was impossible to see to the opposite Coast;
but even if it were not, very little attention
ought to be paid to the conjectures of persons
who on Dover Cliff's are contemplating a scene of
anion which is twenty- miles from them, and
where every objet must be enveloped in clouds of
smoke.—The only account that has hitherto been
obtained, upon which any reliance can be placed, is
from Mr. MoWLE, who was Master of the Can.
sritution Cutter, which was sunk on Sunday even.
ing.—We are however convinced, that in a very
short time, perhaps in a few hours, we !hail obtain
some decisive information respefiing the intern.
tion of the Enemy.—The greater part of the
large Gun-Brigs, if we can rely upon the ac.
counts that have been received, have been moved
from the Inner Harbour of Boulogne, and are drawn
up in a line, as close to the shore as possible, in
order to be under cover of their Batteries. Un-
doubtedly BotrAPARTE will not let them remain in
that situation long, because he knows, by sad ex-
perience, that even a moderate gale of wind would
destroy the most of them. We are therefore con-
vinced that every effort Is making to get the whole
Flotilla out of the Inner Harbour, and that is soon
as that is accomplished it will put to sea.

LAST night we received Paris Papers to the t9th
inst. with the exception of those of the isth and
I6th, They furnish nothing of interest or impor.
tance BONAPARTE was at Ostend on the r4th,
and at Boulogne on the next. day.
'We have also received a Supplement to the iv,-
der: Qa.zette of the zest inst.' containing Paris news
of the 16th., which-, however, merely affords a few
uninteresting particulars of the celebration of Borsit.:
PARTE'i Birth-day on the !ph. The Theatres
were opened gratis, and 'Fe Drum was performed
at eight in the evening in the Temple of the In.
valides.

Last Monday, about one o'clock, the LORD
CHANCELLuIt visited Mr. PITT. At two o'cicck
a Cdbirit'r 01111Cil was belt! at Lord HARItOWDY'S
Office, which was attended by the LORD CHANCEL.
LOR, Earl CAM DF N, Lord HARROWZy, Lord MEL.
VII Ls, and Mr. I'ver.

Yesterday Lord M c r.v rL LE came, to Townfrom
Wimbled,on ; , soon after the arrival of his Lordship
Sir Hum Poritnst had a long audience.
Yesterday rood His Royal Highness theDuics
of Yoottc arrived at the Horse Guards, accoMpanied
by Col. Ttort.olt, from whence His Royal High.
peas proceeded ioVVoolwich, to insped several
pieces of ordnance and shots on a new construdion..
Yesterday morning a new Plan was exhibited
before the Officers at the Horse Guards, as an
prnvement on the Machine ,for the conveyance of
Troops ;• it is very simple, and does not add to its
weight or, size : it is formed by lour boards as seats
placed across, that the soldiers may sit with their
flees to the horses, instead of sitting sideways as in
the late invention it was highly approved of'; acid
We understand that the remainder of the Machines
to he made are to be after this constration.
Several Vessels have, within the last, week been
examined at Deptford and Woolwicd, as to their,
fitness in being prepared immediately to serve as,
fire-ships : sortie of which have been fixed on.

• uty
ESTMINSTER. CAvALav,r—Yesterday morning,
as early as seven o'clock, thicfine Regiment muster.
ed in Hyde Park, where they wereinspeded by Ge.
decal Lu E The different Squadrons occupied
on immenbe space ,of ground, a plan which the Ge.
oei.l observed, would be of infinite service in an.
Or Enemy in case of Invasion, as one Troop
would do.as much execution as three upon the old
tiystem About ten o'clock Gen. LUMLEY retired,
and the Regiment soon after folloived. Colonel
ELL OT gave the
„word r)f command.
The L'lal North Itritons had yesterday after.
noon a Field Exercise; they mustered in Gr.ty'b.inn.
Gardens, and marched from thence to Harley.fteld,
Mary.le.bone. The Bth Loyal Londow were also
mustered and exercised.

Last week the. Brackley, Aynoe, and King's.
Sutton Vo!Unreel Infaniry, cinsisting of upwards
of •Soo men, 'and commandeit by Colonel CART.
WRIGHT, M. P. for Northaenptonshire, were re.
viewed by lariga4lier-Ceneral BROMIi PAP, Who ex.
pressed great satiiraelion at their steadiniss and sol-
dier-like appearance.

Yeatertisy a Court of Direlion W 45 held at• the
East India Fl,,uSe, -which adjourned, at six o'clock,
tin
,Friday ; tht court afterwards gave their Annual
Venison Dinner to the Scrutineers, at the 4ondon
Tavcrr,