The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

SALE POSTPONED.

following
very valuable FREEHOLD ESTA'T'E, Enclosed and
Tythe-free, which was advertized to be SOLD by AUCTION,
by Mr. ABBOTT, of ST. NEOTS, on the 3d Day of ,April
next, is postponed until Tuesday, the 24th of Aptil, 1821,
at the Great Room at the FALCON INN,, ST. NEOTS,
in the said County, at. Twelve o'Clock, in Sixteen Lots
comprising, the MANOR of BEACHAMPSTEAD, with th
Courts, Fines, Quit Rents, Royalties, and other -Immuni-
ties thereto belonuing,, extending over Nine Hundred
Acres of Land, of which 100 acres are'copybokl, and held of
the Manor by Arbitrary Fines, an Ancient Family Mansion,
with spacious diiiing and drawing rooms, and a Library on
the ground fiuer, and Auitablc bed rooms over the same, and
attics, a walled and muated garden, detached brew house,
coach-house, three stables, and other requisite out-buildings,
with upwards.of 56 acres of rich demesne land adjoinurz the
same in a ring knee; also a brick built and sashed dwelling-
house, well adapted fur a genteel family, with a spacious and
fertile garden aria orchard, a chaise house, stable, and about
10 acres of rich °astute land, adjoining ; and also several
farm and cottage houses, with suitable out-buildings, and
about 350 acres of valuable Freehold Land, tythe free, and a
Convhold Cottage, and nine acres of Copyhold Land.
The whole is situate in. the Parish of Great Hanghton, in
an-excellent sporting Country, and within easy distances of
the best coverts of Lord Fitzwilliam's, thti Oakley, and Crox-
tori Fox Hounds, upon three excellent turnpike roads near
several good markets, within 60 miles of London, and only
four miles from the Great North Koad froth London to York,
through Eaton Socon. . .
Particulars and I:Midi-lions of Sale, with a Map of the
Estate, may be bad. at the Auction Mart, London; the Cock
Inn, Eaton Socon ; the Swann Inn. Bedford he George Inn,
Huntingdon; the Crow lira, St. Ives • the Red Lion Inn,
Cambridge; the White Lion Inn, Kimolton ; the place of
Sale ; of James Stables, Esq. Down End, near Bristol ; of Mr.
Bloodworth, Land Surveyor, Great Naughton; at the °thee
of Messrs. Fyninore and Clarke, Craven-Street, Strand, Lon-
don; of the Auctioneer;- of Mr. -Wafter, Solicitor, Chelten-
ham ; and of Mr. Day, Solicitor, St. Newts, of whom further
Particulars mar be known.

May be viewed, by application to Mr. Bluodwotth, or the
respective Tenants.

TO WM. WILBERFORCE, ESQ. M.P.

SIR—I beg leave to call to your recollection a
most important fact, which was communicated to
you a few years since, on undubitable authority,
and which, if I mistake not, influenced' your
public conduct at that time. I mean. the fact,
that certain Popish Priests in- Ireland had inter-
fered at an Election for Members of Parliament,
and had threatened to EXCOMMUNICATE the
Electors if they did not vote far the Popish Can-
didates. , I appeal to YOUR CANDOUR ,on this
point ; asit is of VITAL consequence to the hap-
piness, and to the security of the civil 'and reli-
gious .liberties of Ireland, that such uneonstitu7
tional conduct may be prevented in future, and
therefore I trust that you will not' hesitate to
propose in the Committee 'on Mr. PLUNKt'rr.'s
Bill, that in case any "Popish Priest . shall,
directly or indirectly, interfere at Elections
for Members of Parliament, or for the
.Elec-.
tion of Officers of any • Protestant -Institu-
tion, or Parish, either by threats, persecu-
tions, or otherwise, that they shall be liable to
penalties, and to the same provisions as are irn.-
posed on Revenue Officers and others, by Mr.
Fox's celebrated Act. This proposition cannot
be objected to on any rational or constitutional
grounds, but may be defended on the same prin-
ciples on, which Mr. Fox's Bill was maintaified
and justified.; and. therefore, as you so openly
profess great anxiety TO PROTECT the Established
Church and other Protestant Communities, I
think I may say without presumption or offence,
that it is due from you to give them this proof of
your sincerity and friendship.

A YORKSIHRE FREEHOLDER.

lb WARD AND GIUBS'S BANKRUPTCY.—Saturday
another meeting was held in the Common Pleas
Court. A number of claimants appeared to provp
their debts, which were generally allowed. An
application was made by affidavit frOm Mr.
HAVELOCK, a Gentleman residing in. Devon, for.
a claim on the estate of the Bankrupts, to the
amount of 8,2801., being money received by them
for a security, on annuities belonging to a Noble-.
man. Mr. MONTAGUE, for the Bankrupts con-
tended there could be 110 claim on the estate,
they being only the agents of the Nobleman and
Mr. HAVELOCK ; and as the former wanted a sum
of money on annuities, they granted him the
amount, and received the same from Mr. HAvE-
LOCK. His Lord ship having acceded to grant
the annuity, the seturity. was not on the estate of
the Bankrupts, but on his. Lordship. The fur-
ther hearing was ordered to be received on
Tuesday. The, Commissioners ordered two more
public meetings to be held for creditors to prove
their debts, and peremptorily fixed Saturday next
for a choice of Assignees.

SHIP NEWS.

The HyperiOn sailed cm Friday from Portsmouth for Sheer-
ness, to be paid'off. She has been two years and a half in
com-
mission ; and from her first sailing from Spithead, November
27, 1813, to her final return thither from South America,
March 17th last, she was 490 days at sea,, and run (by log) a
distance of 37,428 miles.
His Majesty's ship Andromache, Captain Shirriff, sailed
from Valparaiso on the 3d December for Lima, thence for Rio
Janeiro and England to be paid 981—The Owen GlendOwer,
Hon. Capt. Spencer, was, daily expected in the South Seas,
from the River Plata. .

On 'Wednesday. the Satellite, 18, Capt. Corry, sailed for the
East India station ; and the Athol, Capt. 13curchier, and
Nieman, Capt. Silby, on a cruize in Cne -ti!fitscertain
-the-respective qualities of these new ships.,, '
The. Vengetir, Active, and Liffey, are on their passage from
Naples Bay..
The Medina, 26, Captain Hockings, and Tyne, 26, Cap-
tain Kearney 'White, are intended for the North American st: -
tion, to relieve, the Phxton, Captain W. A. Montague, and-
Carnation, Captain Roger Hall.
Captain W. 11. l3ruce is appointed to the Sappho, for the
Irish station, with Lieutenants A: Robertson and A. Arabia ;
Mr. Williams, Surgeon ; and Mr. Parker, Purser. Lord Man-
deville is appointed to the Medina, vice Lieutenant M. Lyss,
removed to the Doris. Mr. Hartley is appointed Surgeon of
the Forte ; Mr. Jackson, Surgeon, of the Valorous ; and Mr.
Patterson, Surgeon of the Pyramus.
Lieutenants Topper, Dunlop, Dennis, and Fraser ; and Mr.
Osborne, Surgeon, are appointed to the Glasgow frigate.
Extract of a letter from Para, dated Feb. 10 :—" A Portu-
guese schooner from Maranham was plundered by an Insurgent
privateer, who cut. away her mainmast off St. John's, Maran,,
ham. An American vessel was boarded by the same privateer,
who put on board of her the crew of a Portuguese which she
had taken."

DEAL, MARCH 25.—Wind S. W.—Sailed yesterday, t 11;
Fanny Vease, Lister, for Hull.—Put back, the Ocean, Wal-
lace, for Bengal ; and Hound, Hancock, for St. Vincent's.—
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Amity, Baker, from the
South Seas • and his Majesty's ship Hyperion, from Ports-
mouth.—Came down from the River, the Leopold, Wilson, for
Leghorn ; and the Branston, for Gibraltar.—Passed through
the Downs, .0
-day, several vessels, names unknown, for the
River, and other destinations.
COWES, MARCH 25.—Arriyed the Olive, Lant, from Vir-
ginia, with loss of sails, boats, and bulwarks.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 25.—Put back the George, Daws,
from St. Michael's. Sailed the Thomas and Mary transport,
for Woolwich.

PLYMOUTH, Nl,ncir 24.—Arrived the York Merchant,
from Shields for Rochefort ; Marianne, Row, from London
for the coast of Africa ; Duke of 31arlborough;liallett, for the
Cape of Good Hope ; Two Brothers, Bennington; from ditto,
for Lisbon. Passed up Channel, the America, Bremer, from
the Havannah for Bremen. Sailed the Ariadne, Summers, fed.
New York ; and Arethusa, Lowry, for Montserrat,
HARWICH, MARCH 25,—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet,
from Cuxhaven ; • Alliance and Jane ditto from Gottenburg
and Prince of Orange ditto, from Holhad,. each with a mail.
Sailed the Castlereagh pacl;et, for Holland ; and Henry Freeling
difto; for Cuxhaven, each with a mail. The Lady Nepean re-
ports the Elbe to be free from ice.
LIVERPOOL, MAncii 24.—The Margaret, from Killala, for
this port, is supposed to be lost, as the master's chest has been
washed up at Hoyle.
FALmotYrit, .alAncit 23.—Arrived the Rapid, from De-
merara, in 51 days, for London, in great distress, having, on
the Ist inst. encountered -a very heavygale, which stove her
decks, laid her on her beam ends, carried every article off deck,
injured her windlass, lost most of hei sails, leaky, &c.,- and will
be obliged to discharge to repair; she was towed in by a pilot-
boat.; Sailed La Plata, Ilarvey, for Bremen.