The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-05 00:00:00

uFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

aid Deemnkr, 1162.
rreNE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.
JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they
will be ready at their Office in St. illargaret-street,ii"citotinster,,,n
Fridaythe 4th Day of February, ao3, to receive Proposal:
_from
such Person: as may he willing to undertaie the Supply of The-,
Hundred Cubic Yard: of the hest STONE LIME
,Jr W.ATER
WORK, to he delivered at WOOLWICH, at the limes assd in
the proportions following, viz.
One Hundred Cubic Yards must be deliutred on the IPlPartr at
it'ooltuich, free of Expenrce,_o4 or hefire the Ist Do of March.
18°3 • one other Hundred Cubic Yard', on or before the Ist of
April, and the lait or third Hundred Cubic Yards, on or before the
Ist Day of igiy fon.mg. .v
Specimens the Lime must be sent for In;penion to the CON.
minding Roy loginete at Itoolwicb, and the Terms and Condi.
dont of the Cintrafi, may be seen upon AtZlicarion at the Secre.
Lary': Office, in Si. Illargaret-atrert, qty ay between the floors
of Ten and Four but no Proposal: can be admitted after
Friday the 4th day of Fcheitasy, t8o).
13y Order oft& Board,
R. 11. CREW, &attar,.

Oit EASWDI4 110tIS E,
Decemser 31, IEO2.
'VHF. COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
4:0411/4,1NY of ENGLAND trading
a the. E.a.rt 14,Jits, ./2 kirctV K;ve. MA/cc,.
That Gener.:lowirt thesaid Company he held at their
Mae, in Learkashall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the IFib
nsiary, tBo3, from Moo o'Cloek in the 411orniqg tenti: Six in the
Evening, for the Illeßion of a Dire!lor of the said Company, 11
the room of yob's Hunter, Eli, deceased.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Ste.

CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-house, Connhitl, on Friday, Jan 28
at 'Twelve o'Clock; in about Twenty Lots,

EVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime OAK
LP TIMBER TREES, many of which are of great dimen.
sions, fit for the principal Pieces of Ships of a large size, as
well as several prime Butts of Coopers' Timber, of the most
valuable sort;. likewise others for Hammer and Engine
Beams, Mills, &e. now blazed and scribe-marked, and
standing in one Wood, containing about ty, Acres, called
Frydinghurst COppice, between the two furnpike Roads
leading from Godalming to Hasleinere, and Godalming to
Chicliogfold, very, conveniently situated for both Land and
Water Carnage from Godalming Wharf, distant therefrom
only eight miles, and about one to the Turnpike Road on
either side; twenty from Arundel and the 'Sea, thirty from'
Portsmouth, and forty-three from London.
Twenty Acres of Underwood, a part very full of oopers'
Stull; Poles, Arc, Likewise' a number of tine Beech Trees,
near Great Berkhamstead,.in Hertfordshire.
lames and Edward Lawrence, who reside in the Manor-
House in the centre of the Wood, will shew the several Lots,
of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also of Thomas
Ride, Millwright, in Haslemere ; King's Arms, Godalming;
White. Hart, Guildford Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; Swan,
Chichester; Crown, at Portsmouth; at the Rainbow ; and
of Mra Raine, Land'and Timber Surveyor, Cliarlotte-street,
Bloomsbury.

ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATE

IN YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AucTioN,
By Mr, RAINE,

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Atthe Rainbow Coffee-house, in Cornhill, on .Friday, Fe.
hruary ~ at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
AValuable and. veriy Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, lying per iselly conipaaasid well'waterede
refreshed by the River Gypscy, which runs above ground
through part of the Lands, on which stands a most complete
and elegant Villa, with every requisite attached and detach-
ed Office, well known by the name of FALCON ER's
HALL, in the Parish of Foxholes, about halt a mile distant
from the High Road between Dritlielel and Scarborough, nine
miles from the former, ten from the latter' and twelve from
Bridlington; together with an excellent Farm-house, with
convenient Out-buildings, and sundry contiguous lnclosures
of good Land, containing near Soo Acres; together with the
Manor of Boythorpe, 'extending over about 1000 Acres of
Ground. Time Residence, Offices, arid about Six Acres of
Land, are in the occupation of the Proprietor, who will give
immediate Posseision, and the well-ad
apted Furniture is to
be taken by the Purchaser at a fair valuation; the rest of thc
Land is held by Mr. Nutbrown, by Lease, six years of
which are now unexpired, at a net Rent of about 8401.
To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. William
Nutbrown, of whom printed Particulars.may be had; also
of the Printers of the York Courant and. Newcastle Adver-
tiser; Swan, Ferrybridge ; Angel, Doncaster; of Messrs.
Caton and Beason' No. 4, Gray's-inn-square; Rainbow ;
anti of Mr. Rabic, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Blooms-
bury.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
Dear Sir, Nu. 9, New Bridge-Street, London.
y FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re.
ceived from your invaluable Medicine, L. EAKE 'a PATENT

About two years ago. I was attackoil with a VENEREAL
DISORDER, which 1 treated rather slightly for some time,
but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was
obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, but
their asalstance atrotaled mire temporary relief I went
through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather
of a corpulent habit, was reduced th a mere skeleton. The
Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a cool.
oleic Object, • sothet my rtiends despaired of my recovery.
When brought to this situation, I consideresi death as inevi.
table, but a relation ot mine commenting upon the many
eases .in which your Pills had lucceedixt, I was induced to
try a Box of them, which I,thought Lither relieved. Me, anti
byperskvering for two or three months, and following your
direetions, I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation-
from pain, _ the 40les gradually subsiding ; I acrd now, thank'
God, periWily recovered, and walking; ant daily: I doubt
not, but one more box, which I think cautious to take, Will
establish my health in its original Mee.
It is with the most heart-felt gratitude, that I subscribe
mYielt; Sir, yottr mita—Obliged humble Servant,
Deans ate, Manchestet;ftq r, aro. W. PEARSON.
- P. S. For the public benefit; I clo not objets to the above
being i}'ublishetl, but leave you to aa .00 your own better
oidgrnent shalt didate.
• Prepared and Sold ,by the solo Proprietor,
THOS. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London; at his /louse, N. 9, New 13thige-street ; '
Where, atter a constant residence of wont than Thirty-six
Years, in a practice particularly; difeded to the' Cure of
Venereal Coinplaints, and those ineitl,mtal to the Part 4 of
Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy
which Men of his PrOfeasion should' alwaysrebserve, he
hatters himself, the ratty ice and assistance .he gratuitous—
ly 'administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be
esteemed by a discerning Public, as it advantage iseldnini
to be obtaiiied, and void or ambigoiry,
Also sold, by his Appointment, tor the convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Al.
ban's-street, M 411; the `L'oystiel,, No. tel, ,Okrjarda
street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, l•
street
Steel':;, Boolzseller, No. Union row, Little Towel...hill;
Mr. Bexter's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr.. C'Alwell's,,
Dublin; Mr. Billing's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson'a, Man.
chester ; anti by one 'Person in every considerable Town in
Great Britain and, Ireland, in Boxes of only as. ed. each*
sealed up with full and plain illicit tons, whereby
are:wits of
either sex. may cure themaelves with C 430, speed, secrety,- and
saiety.
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with
a stamp, on which, by favour of the Canuniisoners, is print.
ed, at the stamp-office, ••_T. Taylor, No. 9 New Bridge.
stet Ctiroltate Witisii it rsloms 4z;l tithers C oust..
tcrfat.,

ta.re night we received the Paris ,Pir,,err to the.
d inst. it is with extreme regret that we observe
the French 'Official Paper still persists in its attacks
upon this Country. the llihnitrar of 'the Ist con-
tains a long article, more indecent in its lan
goage,. end more unfounded in its assertions,
than any which we have been hitherto called upon
to notice. it would be almost.— ata
and ceruinly 4 very useless ta.k, to point nut all
toe 141ating Inconsistencies, or to enter into a de.,
t,likdref9tation of all the gross 14Iseboods which are
41V:111Cett this contemptible rhappedy.
Writer of the article yrofesses, 'thatqis chjetf
noly, ig GOteplcgt upon, krid to _Censure the conduct
of Lore CAtNvrt,t,r, Mr, WrrtPum,,t,
Wttlo arc termed the New Opposition uf.t L.-1--

with an at upon one ol Is Maio ty's Mints. 4.
A single passage from* the:Speech of a Noble Lord
is extr,lCted, and without any regard to the con.
textror to the general tenor of the Speech, a charge
made against this Country, of a desire to disturb
th,e l'eJce the Continent, and to renew the
horrdrs Of War. It is not only with Sewitzer.

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tors.

land. that we are forbidden to htdd any inter.
cloase, but all connexion between Greif Britain
arrd the Continent is virtually interdiEted. Our
Negotiations are termed Intrigues, our Foreign
Ministers -Are "styled Emissaries ; and every at-
Ompt to resist the encroachments, or to check the
4verwlielmlni atnbiticm of i ii ce, is represented
as an ittkelript to disturb the tranquillity of Eu.
rope., Such is the syle of this Official Paper, which
gooOlUdes with, a grave ay.ettion, that it is to
France, and to France only, that Europe is indebted
for the continuance 'of the blessings of Peace.

11M I.4ttZt:r Of the 'FIRST cerNSULL to 11A Rd-
Cons,vlta, i.y giAren in detail in one of the
F mr,ch ;.it' is .the 53111,:t itl substance with
the oric whiff ti wee hdve alr4i4 LIU before the Pub-.
lir. • It is said (anti we see 'l>_o reasaito doubt the
ltotetucot), to have- produced the strongeft seuta•
iions in Scott:-...erland, but• of what nature- those sen.:
lotions 'were, the French .Papers do not 4,forrn ire
The 'French 'Funds continua' to rise-4.oey are

6. 6o;
Letters from the Ilape .actly that a Loan of
ihirti, millions has hpen deynantica of the bnteh

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Uoverinnelit by the French, but state, that Agents
are employial byi,Franee at Amsterdam and the
,ifogue,,,i,%/ho are endeavouring to rai€e Loans from
Ithe Dutch Renters and Merchants, though hitherto
with little success. Several Transports with Troops
Cl board, sailed. on the 26th idr. for Batavia; and
'the fvloluceas. A detachment of Troops sailed on
'the same dayilo ,t r hirinani and n Ilemeta, where a
•
on'
strang;tritirtary force it iS,said,. to he niabitained.
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,The Rg3eriptions have falleri.B!. per per cent. in
consequence of tho panic arising from .the. proposal
for converting then) into 'national obligations, .
which is not yet decided upon by, leer Legislative
;Body.

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,Ycster,lay 4 c,trcr tiir.wy.AbotNcroN,',Esq.' Was
claAed IVleinbet to serve in Parliament for the Town-
of Harwich,' vacant by the death of the late joRN
Ito a4,14,?0.14,... gsq.
Yesterday the Elenicm foi a Mc'nihei rot' the City
(t in
,the room of 'Lori MELVILLE:,
tv,N to come on, when his Brother.in:Law, the.
expected to be chosen with-
out ,opposition.
There is no truth whatever in the supposition that
Lord, M t.v. I Ll. tvill take
.uny very gtive part In
the Upper House, except upon such occasions as hr
tpa think it his duty to attend. f-r I, irdshir
consulets his Peerage wholly as a reward for past
services*,

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We :are' exttemely happy to state that Mr. Pt rt'i
health 'is perfeAly re.:!stablisho.l. He lug bet-n
partaking of the i'L t 1 ~' t t irs of Christmas with the
Right Hon. Gr.o Rcp, li,:y, e, at CufFnells.

Ttpiltleg,l Chia Mr, ADAMS, one cif the Lor4s
of the Aiirlthalry, i3,tp be removed to the Treaiurr
Brard, and to be succeeded. itt the tOrtncr by the
Ron. Catiataln C x EV, VOrd. GREY. ,
We. are authorized to contr.tdia' the st9tement1
which appeared in some of the Public P.lpers, an-
nourteing the death of Mojor-Generativew
tine P,0y,1 Regiment of:
~/Vrtiljery, .WOol,yicii.
That gallant Officer, we .are happy to say, is. nt,t
only alive, but in perfed healih at South4nl;ion.
By Letters from Gibraltar, ache 9th of Deer.ol-
- we are happy to learn, that Tlis R0y6.1 ligh_
tress the Duke of Ketir lias in a great measure reco.
vered from the effeds of hi 4 late rheutnatic ;ate:lion,
and that the Garrison ix in a state. of general gnod
health, excepting some remains of the opthalrnta.

On the 7th of December a French Line-of-Rattle
Ship and a Frigate p,t,,,ed Gibraltar to the West.
ward, full of Troop,. They were hailed hi one of.
the Portuguese Frigates cruizini in the Gut, but
refused to give any answer. A Spanish Frigate
passed to the Eastward, the same day.
On the Bth, Letters were received at Gibraltar
•
15-9 m Madrid, Mentlowq, that the court of ipaiu
had agreed to allow the Fiend) ti, send 500 Q Troops
to garrison the Island of IVlinorc:a.

The Loan M %volt yestiaday was waited upon
by the Master anti 'Wardens of the Bakers' Cott:
Noy, relative to the setting of the Assize 'of
Bread, which his Lordship, alter inspeaing the re.
turns of the Meal-weighers, ordered' to continue
the same as the preceding week, ,viz. at 9,T, d, the
(pattern 19af.

A Court of Aldermen will be held on Tuesday
next, at Guildhall, precisely, at one o'clock, to
swear into Office Tt4914,,5s Rowc T, lately
sleeted anAltierman fin the; Ward of Walbrook, in
the room of Mr. 'Alderman CAD F. Li., de:eased.
A Letter is statt# to have lately been rJeeived
by a Parisian Journalist, which announce 4 that the
moment is tint far dititam when'it will he knoS a to
the 'world %t ho the man in the itan'ivlask really
was. This subjetl has tong ho.t!tt a mystery whzch
01) one could. unravel, altiv'inigh a< go.:,:t't t. latbe r 1.1
plausible cortjeelures hay.e -bcen 'vish resptii
to the name and. rank of the in 1,1?1,.!,, w in :71Q
the object of so singular a 1.;,. .1: i. however, by the person , °who has thtr-, t ,
gratify public curiosity, that when th-
.veftled it will csrtirciv desti:Jy !.,
have•been hitherto fin-nt' d -f •
Mor.ti,ty, at "Union-11,t11, .. •I,el.att
pUbile-bOtige crucifix-lane; was "

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‘ir:* V*74:X4
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 3,i
Artttlvrn the TallJ-1:110, Capt. }:O PER, from
St. Michael's ; the Fornene, Capt. is.All4.Atachtg.,
from ilrchant in France ; the Peggy, WILLIAMS,
from Guernsey, and, the law, Capt. WitinttrtG.
Tort, fluor Lisbon. ~
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I , PaoPrsmoUTll, JAN. 4.
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zir sp Majeity's Ship Aurora, from New-
foundtand :ari Lisbon ; Majesty's Stott.ship
Abrindlikci., from' Deptford ; and Maria, PlarqoN,
from Waterford: •

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Arrived this day, the Industry, EDWARD
COAKE it, from St. Übe's-, with fruit for London,
'with the-loss of her topmast, and sails blown almost

to pieces.
Sailed: the Cglambine, CAN/PR F. for Gibraltar;
an 4 470, SIN9Att, for Havre-de-GraC2.