The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-19 00:00:00

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ACOMPANY in an India egimettr mar be
had on ildvantagerius Terms ; of an Exchange to the
Hes:rye. —`Letters jpoA.-paid) addressed to A. IL British
will he attended so. .

FAIN LOW will engage L 9 j•rc3v i•to
• AKNIY OirIaSERVE.—SUBSTITU ES.
roper
CASl:bstitukcs for those who itn4y 7x dr.kwn by witot to
or by
place, .I,mithtth.
ftlen4 good charaelet who will
_come forward as Voluh.
teers4br•tilis Service, will receive the most liotral Bounty,
by application as ab;ve.
N. 8.. Captain l.ow will contra& with Parishes to tiirnisk
their Quota of Men. •

COUNTRY HOUSE, or COTTAGE.,
' .x.TANTED to REN I', for One or 'Cwo Yeler!,
V V 'or foe a longer term, a modetate-sizid Htetise or Cot-
tage, of $0 to 1..70 Miles from ToiAllf; South ,wales
mouthsfure will be preferred. .The I louse must netLiacitA,
in good repair, neat and clean, and con ta,; n at least twv gouit
Sitting-rooms, and tour dr five Bed-Chambers, with appro.
priate Offices, a good ;Garden, and trout twenty to ilhrty
.Acres at Land, more or less; the situation. dry, i4tut
wed, at a convenient distance from a Market Town, in :t
tura!, healthy Country, diversified with. Wood ana.tv.,i,.r.
and where Provisions ere cheap. Any Gentleman al- La ly
wishing L Len their House tor a Year or lorver„ will have
the i urnitute, Ike taken proper care of by ageincel
The o,ent muSt be moderate. ,
Address (post• paid) to A-. H. at Mr. Huntley's, Stationer,
No. 4, .Dube-street, Grosvenor-square.

FORS SALE BY AUCTION, •'
At the large Paiturattia in St. James's Churchyard, in the
City of Bristol, on Tuesday the 234 Day of Aug. inst.
T TTWARDS of One Hundred and Fifty PIC.
1„..) TURES, consisting of a must Superb and Valuable
Colleaion of the Works at the Most eminent Masters Of the
Roman, Venetian, Spanish, French, Flemish,- Dwelt, and
English Schools, lately the Property. of diarent Noblemen
And Gentlemen, and including that ancient and well-known
'ColleClion from Abbott's Leigh Court, late the Property of
the Won. Mr: Trenchard, Secretary to Queen Anne, and Au-
flior el The independent Whig. Likewise from the
Collection ol7the late Rev. Sir fames Stonhutlse itna Mr.
late Stationer, of London, and several 'from a Noble-
man's late Residence in. Wiltshire; amongst which are up.
wards of too tridoubted Original Pietures ; one in partieu.
tar, the late Nell Gwinne, a tine Portrait of Oliver Ciom.
well, and the. Last Supper, by Paul Veronese, with Many
ntljer Pictures, too nutnerous to mention. Tu be viewed two
days prior to the Sale. •

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LEICESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES.
TO SOLD BY A UCTIoN,
BY Mr. FARMER,
(By Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Team! T. B. MIX.
tons, Bankrupts),
At the White Hart Inn, in, Leicester, on Monday the 22d
Day of August iostant, Two Clod: in. the A hem(
Lot 1. A Substantial MESSUAGE or TEN
MENT, with, convenient Out•oltices, and a
large Garden adjoining, situate at Th-urnby, a pleasant V il.
lege, within tour Miles of Leiceiter, late in the occupation
of Mr. I'. B. Buxton.
Lot 2. The Reversion, in Fee Expeetant, upon the decease
of Mr. Wm< Meadows, of and in. rive-eleventh Shares of
Cottage or Tenement, situate in Thurnby.ePresaid,
tenure of John Draper, :main three CiiSeo adjoining, con-
taining together, by estimation, about nine Acres (more or'
less) in the uecupation of the said T. IL Buxton.
• Also a Lease for the Life of the saki Wm. aL:adoees, of
and in the whole of the said Cottage, or, Tepeinehr, a,id three •
(;.IOS4S, ut the yearly Kent of 271.
Lot 3. A Piece of Ground, situate in the •Ilumberatone
Gate in Leicester, now used as a Garden,• and in, the tenure
of Shipley, and others, containiag about one Acte future,
of less).
•Lbt g. .A Messuageeor Tenement, in good. Repair, with a, •
Garden, Paddock, and PlC:wife Grounds aljoinine, in the.
tenure of - Hill, Esq situate at Oadby, r.e‘ithin four
Miles of Leicester, and through which Villige tke Turnpike
Road lies from Leicester to London, and several .Ceechea pass
I every clay.
Lot S. A capital Mansion" House called Datiet's Hall;
situate in the Lordship of Broinkinstliorpe, near the Borough
of Leicester, with a Labourer's Cottage, and numerous Out.
. offices, extensive Garden, Orchard well planted with Fruit
Trees, and a large Paddock nearly Walle l.round, with Fish. •
ponds well stoted,tenteining in the whole about to A, I It. •
6 I'. in the occupation of Mr. huxton.
A lso one undivided M oiety of the Manor ofßromskintliorpe,
with the Privileees alfd A ppurten: n:es thereto belonging..
Lot 6. A yiece of Meadow Grou.id adjoining .the above
Lot, called the Well Meadow, containing about two Acres,
in the tenure of 'flienas Ryder. `-
Lot 7. A Piece of Ground situate in.the said Lordship of
Brarnskinthorpe, called the Cherry Orchard, 'cootaiiiiire about
ft .1. IR. 19 P. in the occupation of Mr. Box (CM. ,Also
u l'iecei f C round adjoining, called the Coach Road, contain-
ing about z R. and i t P. subject to a Horse, FOOT, and car.
tin a 10ad, over the same, fur the Occupiers of Lots, S,
an 9.
,Lo,t 2,„ A Close of Meadow Ground adjoining the said
Coach Road, Called the Far Tripe Meadow, containing about
t A. o R. 2z P. in the tenure ot the said Thomas Ryi'er
Lot 9 Another Close 'of Meadow Ciround adjon• Jig the
skit Coach Road, called the Near Tripe Nle..dow,
aboat l A. t R. 27 P. in the tenure of the said Tiamias
Ryder.
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Lot to. A Close in the said Lordship of Bromskintherne,
also adjoiniag the said Coacheroad:and containing abeut Two
Acr,%;, called Ilait's Meadow, -late in the occupatiou or Mr.
Het ;inn lin, or Mr, IitIXIVO.
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Lot 'FL' Nleaduws in the said Lordship of Bromskin.
thorpe, contaiiiwg togather 5 A. )R. 26 P. or thereabouts,
in the tenure of the said Ryder.
Lot 12.. A neWebeilt ur Tenement, and Two
MeadoWs adjoining, in the _;aid Lordship of Bromskiethorpo,
Ltd led St. Ausult's Well ionl.lining %lodic!' about
5A.2R.2 P. in Jena it; to toe said 'rbolicsi Ryder.
Lot 13. A Piece of, Gl,izing.vnund, Called the Island of
Roy: Close, comailijog about iA.oR. 9; in the tehiuro
of Mr. Woollens; Bracher. • .
Lot r 4. A new..built MeSsuage or Tenement, situate in
Cank.strect, in .I.eicester, with a Hoser's Wareliouar
joining, and a aarden'Contignouil, fronting hitt) Silver-street,
:in the tenure of Mr. Ingfrs . . •
a •
Lot I- A. Stank, ‘‘,tit Standing for Two Horses,
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Lott over thesa,ne, athl (.; ‘vklue(ll 'd „, ...
situate neer the north c.ide bf St. Nlartin'a Church, rst IN AA
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cester. , .
Lot t 6. Four Tenements,' slttiete in the Nortligtitel ' •
in Leicester, 'in the several. tenures of Henry l'iiit4;se• • •
. Thacker; and Willimm Aid; idge.
A Plan of the Estate in BrOitilkillthOrr.,
Mr ‘Vheaticy's ;_ and hirtlivt Vann:Wine may 16 A'
applying to Mr. Lawton, Attorney, toi.euester. - • ,

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T E S U N.

1,1. am quis i)tcn: s i ALsum AupitA

LONDON, '4 G 1.7 T 19, • 1803.

WE have the pleasure,,to announce the safe arrival
of the honicward-boond Tahit' Fite/ at, Yartnoui It,
under convoy. of the enicora and Amaranths:
Sates, nil:gore Armed, Ship, Millard Gun:brig,
anti two Cutters. The Carjvcrt Frigate parted
company with them ahout leo days since, with the
Fleet for Liverpool, to go North about.

Otia C”binet is stated to have determined not to
accept the Mediation of RUlthr with respea to the'
general points in dispute between this Country and,.
France, unless the Court of Petersburgh shall induce
France, as a preliminary, to evacuate the ifanave.
rian Dominions. This determination is founded
upon the obvious reason, that the Hanoverian Tar..
ritories Ravi, been seized.. in-violation of all
Treaties, and, of the LAW of Nations, those Dona.
inions being At the time of the seizure completely
rcu►ral, they therefore cannot he considered as a
conquest 'the common course of War, Of be.
come the bubjeet of an ordinary Negotiation. How
far such a determination may affect the question with
respcel to 'he disposition of the Northern Powers,
or tv!tether they will still ccmnive.of the shameless
viol►ttion of all the Laws of Neutrality, by the on.
principled G-vetnment of Fraoce, it is itnpon,ible at
the present moment to form any decisive Opinion.

On We..dr,eo,sv Pv at'rer HIS MA jE6TY
arrival frorit r,, rkte irt, FAMS walked on
the .Tcr ra,:.:tir at Wintiv,q, •

'fbeir rtnyal Highnesses the Princesses ELtzA.
gTii. and A $l.l A, attentieti by Lady C. DAMER,
took an siring in a sociable try Engleftelti Green
and through the nevv vlantations.,

Yesterdity morning, soon after breakfati, His
acconipanted by the Princess SoptuA,
attended by Lady liitiELLA 'lffy NNE, Lord WAG.
bl NGIIALS, C;tIICIAS'CAR,TwitAcHT and HARCOURT,
took an airing on horseback, under the trees of the
Long Wall; In the Great Park', and returned about
twelve o'clock to the Queen's Lodge.
Hitt MAJESTY anti the PRINCIESSSS, attended
by Lady CAROLINE' I)A:vIER, took an airing to
Froy,tnore, ind walked some time in the Gardens.
The goliEtt,g.ive an elegant Ball last week at
Frogninre, in holii:ur of the PR NCESS AMELIA'S
Ilirtli-dayi All tl.c Nobility abd Gentry. in the
neighbourhood svcre invited : among whnu were
'l\llarchlolicsh of I),,owNst3t It tt, ',Lady • CARDS.
GAN C(lilsqtti, Of W.4DE it AV 11., Leidy MARIA
WALIIII4R Ay P, (i4C. The Hall.room was hril..
11 intE~* li lath, lip by cilantlelitrs anti lustrel, `flc
datict;tioxnwtrcrd..at half anti CHlVlpcied
at ivt'elvi: o'clock, the company pit t,r k•
tint ant cold collation. About one the Roirat,

MTLY returned to the Queen's Ludic at Windsor,
and soon after the compat.y retired. His M'Aj 118 TY

was dressed in the Windsor Uniform, as were most

Of the Gelltletner). The.QUFEN and the PRIN.
c Essts Were hatiited in wild or silvet mhslins. HER
MAJEVIY. wore• a turban head-dress,. ornamented
with a profusion of diamonds. The PRINCESSES
wore ostrich feithers; and Paradise plumes.
Sunday afternoon, about three o'clock, His Royal
Highness the DUKE of CUMBERLAND (General of
that Distriet) passed through' Bristol, on his way to
the HoiWells, where he has taken up his residence
in Albemarle:row.

Great preparationi arc making at Liverpool for
the reception oIIPRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCES.
TER, who is shortly expetied there. His Highness
will be the first Prince of the Blood that has visited
that town for, upWards of a century .past.
On Wednesday the Right Hon. CHARLES YORKE
was sworn in Secretary of State far the Home De.
partment.
An Address from Dumfries-shire was on Wednes.
day last presented to ftts MAJESTY at the Levee,
by Sir 'Ron EIT LAURIE, Bart. Member for that
County. •

Mr.MuscitAvE, late Secretary to Lord PELHAM,
yesterday succeeded to the place of Principal Secre-
tary of Passports in the Alien Office, vacated by Mr.
LULLIN.

Colonel MAITLAND is appointed to the dice .of
Public Secretary to the DUKE of 'Yogi; in the War
Department, in
.the room of General 1314OWNR IGGE.
On Monday last General TARLETON and Suite
sailed from •Parkgate, on board the King George
Packet, for Ireland.
We understand that General DUMOURI Eft, at.
tended by a Secretary, arrived in this Country on
Wednesday last. He came in the Packet from Hu-
sum, and it is surmized, that he has come upon the
invitation of Government. His return to this Coun-
try must be with the approbation of Government at
least, for it may be recollected that General Du.
ttottk t ER was once sent out of this Kingdom under
-the Alien ASR.

The Nephew and Niece of Madame flosArAaTE
arrived at Dover on Wednesday, on their way to
France. It has at length been agreed, that they
shall be exchanged for the Young Ladies from the
Boarding-school at Rouen, now waiting at •Calais.
A cartel was expeded to salt yesterday.
Several alterations have lately bee'n made in the
Uniform and Appointments-of the Russian Navy,
The EMPEROR ALEXANDER pays particular atten-
lion to the improvement of his Marine.

we copied yesterday a Paragraph stating that
Mr. KING, Under Secretary of State, was about to
retire. There is no truth we believe in the state.
ment. That Gentleman's experience in Official
Business must be highly useful to the new Secretary
of State.

By a Gentleman of Ills' Majesty's Navy, just
arrived from a cruize on the Flemish coast, and
who picked up an open boat which escaped from
Flus4ing on Thursday litst, on board of which were
several men who had fled from the requisition, we
learn that, in the, course of a few'weeks before, the
French had shut sixteen or eighteen of their coon.
trymcm, who had exhibited a degree of tardiness in
obeying the injoneliona of the Fiench GOv.ernment.
The Gentleman adds, that several slap-builders
had been ordered to,,construtt gun-boats, to be
employed against this Country. Three gtin..boats
were aettiany laid down, but 'one cat the builders
refused to obey his orders,' unless
'he 'was furnio':ed
with wood and nails. It is also proper to contra.
diet a statement of the buoys in the Doeiloo Chan.
nei having been taken up. At
:the time the boat
•escaped, that measure had nor been adopted ;
French pilot, however,, stated, that these buoys
were speedily to be removed.
It is somewhat eXtrannimary that we have heard
nothing; more of 'the French, Strips of War keen by.
the Abu( heron Sloop of War off the Coast of
apparently, steering for Brest. Had they arrived in
that Port, we think their arrival would have been
announced in t'he. French Papits, '
Yesterday a genteel dressed Foreignur was taken
into custody by two of the Bow-street Officers, at
the Gloucester Coffee.house, Piccadilly, on suspi.
don of being a Spy.
A peison, suspeeted of being a Spy, was on Sa.
tuiday last Arrested at. North Shields. Another
person, alledged to be an accomplice, was also, on
the folhwing day, taken into custody at,Newcastle.
The 'family of the latter being on board a vessel
coming up the River from North Shields, a little
'girl, innocently reciting her voyase, stated, that
her father had been lately examining the harbours
and western coasts of the Island. Notice of the.
event was immediately forwarded to Government,
The Turkish Gentleman recently resident in Li-.
verpool, has been satisfadorily released from his
ynfinement in the prison of tkat Town, a few days
since. It• niay be inferred, therefore, that the re..
ports stating him" to have in his possession plant
and soundings of several of our
:Coasts and Flat'-.
boors, are unfounded..
Orders have been sent to the Magistrates in the
sea ports in Wales, to be .eauiious how they suffer
any persons coining. tplrehnd to' land, or to ap-
proach the ioterior, without passports. This re-
gulation is extremely necessary, as several turbo.
lent' spirits, previous to the breaking out of the
rebellion in Dublin, were. seen in this city asso.
dating with the iguorant Irish in London and
Westminster,

In consequence of the representation made 6y the
Earl of ItomstE.Y, the soldiers (parcered in East
Kent fire permitted to assist in getting in the har,
vest, which is uncommonly abundant in those parts.
They work eight huurs a day, yi{l:tich, in the present
state of the we.ither, is ticeane(l sufficient to get the
Whole in within a tOrtnight.
Leueis (*loth Hanover, of the gth instant, men.
tion, that 'only 90 of the finest horses from 1-its
HAI usTy's stud, will be sent to London from
Meektenhurgh; where the 'rest are to he privately
sold, the number of royal horses which were sent
our of the country, before' the Frenth entered
amounts to 750,
The French have demanded the Toll Duey, near
Stolle, of Danish Vessels owning up the Elbe,
hut the Danes have protested against Olis iMpoti-
tion, and arc determined to resist it,