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Pa!trt cs of the article may •be viewed upon' application at o, e principal store- korpers Office, at the Tower, and further togetberefidi the Terms and tonditiees of the Ccin tra,t, !no , be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall afore s3.d cry e isy berween the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the p r oposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed " Pro real, for Copper Hoops," but no Proposal can 'be admitted after the osid 11th day of September; at IS o'Clock at Noon of the day;came neither will any Tender be noticed, unless tha party „ la wns is, or Agebt in his behalf, shall attend. si r order of the Board, it . H. c*aw, senveaoy., LLOIIiC9 Anifocr, It, 1801. A T a GENERAL MEETING o f t h e •S tit% SCRIBERS to LLOYD's; held this day, WILLIAM BELL, Esq. in the Chair, The Merchants, Underwriters, and other Subscribers to this House, having heard the Report of the Committee of the Patriotic Fund, made to a Meeting of the. Subscribers to that Institudercut ate 24th trit, and having considered the same, Resolrest imanimou;ly, That this Meeting feel itincwv bsc.r E . ion them e thei r support tothe Petri *c Fund; an/ 1 00 mini 3 per Cent. Consolidated uities, be ly rred front the stock belonging to the Su • sto this he. 411 a farther contribution to that benevolent anduseful Icstitutit Resolved uninknously, That the Thanks of this Meeting b given to the Chairman for 'his able conduct in the Chair. it . The Merchants, Underwriters, and others, Subscriber to s.lor3's, who enjoy the•pleasing satisfactled of havitig ledio use establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the commentement of the present war, feel themselves justified by the experience of six years, in recommending this laNniableand meritbrieus instlagtien to the support of their Countrymen. They are solicitous, at the same time, to call their kttention to that altered state of public affairs, for syhjeh the Nation is in dehted to the valour Of-our brave Defenders ; .to the almost entire annihilation of the Naval Feting of the Enemy, which has crowned the gallant exploits of British Seamen; and to the hope* of ultimate success, which the courage, discipline, and grimes: of British Sol:Bine, hate inspired in those, for wisps e dillvvritiiiik l from a perfidious Usurper, they are at this motneut making the most heroic exertions. . ' And now that the transcendent efforts of valour displayed bt the heroes who have led, and by the brave men who have nobly followed fn the Cauie of our Country, have secured rim freedopt of these Realists, it may surely be expected that sips same generous. impulse and feeling, which kt a moment of great general alarm, induced- an ranks to join in thelaudable.extdeavour to aid. mate th.e efforts of but Defenders, will be found still alive to their merits and sufferings ; and that so I..ng as the present contest shall last," the British e3tant.in and the British Soldterniay alike con. " fidently trust, that those who are dear to hint while living, 11111 " in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends Eat K. Guardians in a grateful and-generous Cousary." . i k . • • ..:. . (Signed) • . .. WILLIAM BELL, Chairman. . ADvbwsoN. • rrOBE SOLD, :the PERPETUAL .A.DVOW SON of a very' desirable. RECTORY ir. CHESHIRE.--; The net income Is if Wthiper Annum., The age of the present Iscnnshent is 60.—t'Or furiher pirticutars apply to Messrs. Gra ?nun, Kincliniey, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. SALES BY . AtICTIOII. • . , IiNGRR4GIIOB, 'F,•A QOI.CI-iItSTER; 9.46 EX. • By Messrs. IIOGGARTNd At Garrasiray's, in the present niontb of September, unless great . on sly disposed of bb Private Contra& in Lots, • AVERY desirable and vatiu2lik ESTATE ; corn. pris.n, the Maiior of Fintinghoe, with the Cburts BEro% ikiglits, and Royalties thereto bt•longing ; with a catital , callecrVingtiAghne Hall, anti several Lands an' Firms adj containing tether 769 Acres, delightfully situate at Fiogrioelioe. four 'nibs (tom the populous garrison town.of Colchester, ancksJ. from Londln, ip the County of Essex. _Alio tin value)le and very extensive tlyste:- Lay:ngs, Brick-ltill, and sivt•ial Cottages. Particulars int) , be had in due time of NIL Vela Von, Colchester; E. Burton, Es,. Daventry Cps. Colche;ter •' at Garraway's • and of l'Oles.rs. Hoggart and I. Plies, 62, Brad street, Royal Exchange. • 41:. . SALES BY AUCTION: PORT OF PLYMOUTH. . 13y Order of the Honourable Conutiissioners cf his Majesty's Customs, On Friday the nth of Septenth,r, ISMS, by Ten o'Clook in the • Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Custom House, in this Port, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTiONED, -4 VIZ : 96 Gallons Brandy 1 2 :Papa Is Cotton Wool 21 Ditta Rum 42 Ditto Coffee I•Ditto Geneva 102 Ditto Peruvian Bark 64 Vitto Wine :1 14DItto.Green Tea Ditib 'Whiskey 145 Yards Canvas S Ditto . Comtiounds • I ‘..:6 )31u° Muslin 1 Ditto Cordials 4 botties Olives 2....5tbs Ditto Oil 1 DittO Capers -kotinds Cocoa . 1 Ditto Gherkins ' 233 Ditto Salt 2-scia Bushels Wahines 7 Ditto Almonds SR Barrels !tandines 5605 Ditto Sugar 1 Pair Fronts Tor Boot Legs k 58 Ditto Figs . Do. P.letal. Br.-.cc and Pintle 101 Ditto Raisins I'Back Ganunug Boa 26 Ditto Rice "`Boats 4i Maio Wit Candles , . .11'4 Feet 7aving - Stones 4 Parte! old C4rdage„returntal.from tbe.Ranger Cutter. For Exportation, . VPiettes . Ferret Bir.dltig 4 . s .Bo SlNCHandkerchiefs. N. B. lint Goods aboye-meirtiolyil wil4lie set ur In aaveral Litai /slut Iratiiii - sktrhigbest Bidder. , - Atsendabetl'ivitte at Ilie - CU!tom-Hotisc aforesaid, in Olficsbourt, for ifev,iifatid 'tasting tie same, three days before tbtsdsj of.Saloq FRLEHOI.D FARM, SURREY, CONVENIENT' Falk CtitOD MARKLI'S. By I:Tecsrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Corolla!, on Friday, the 1811, , d1 September, at Twelve o'Clock, if not previously dispoeed of by Privatt Contract, VOYLE FARM comprising a valuable Freehold, state, in the Parish of Otte& four miler. from ()oilstone and . Ifesterluitu, and 24 trifles from London, in the County of Surrey comising of ihiS Acres of uncommonly rich Arable, Water, leleadow, and Rastura Land, iri a ring fence, through whiCh rum a floe Trout Stream, in A. fine Sporting County, abounding with :;atne; the Bstate it full of thriving Timber, le: to Mr. Mills, at a 16yr rent-, on 'a.;i old least, ;which expires -at Michaelmas, 1819; capable of considerable lniproyement. May be viewed whh leave of the tennnt, and pertcCulary had ten days previous to the sale, at the Groyhounit, Croydon; White . Hart, Codstone ; Swon, Reigate; Black Lion, Farninglsam ; Royat Oak. Severn:oaks • Suesex Hotel, Tunbridge Welts ; of Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedfeird-row, Bloomilmiry ;ht Garrawly'l i and of hlessre:Hogiart and Phillips, No. '62, Br 'asd-itiert, whore a,plasi ma .e be seen. . . _ T,LGG"S MINIATURE Noveurt . MAGAZINE. Th i s d a y w as published, and may be had Gratis, of every Book seller le the Kingdom, A PROSPECTUS of the above• Capital Wqk ; the first Number of which will be ready for dellierr en Mon d a y the Id of October, pita, price Sir.pence, or with Proof Paw; Ninepence. • Lur. i dou : Pobbsbed by Thomas Tim Ne. l l I,.6eapadie9 Watt haL price 12 boat* Pa. MAIMION TlialrpTlZD a Tale of MlAlern 'I Imes. This day was published. in two , volumes ave. peke 12s.' in boards; • APOPULAR TREATIg 0* MEDICAL POLICE, and ori DIRT, REGIMEN; atd.' By )011N ROBERTON,. M. D. Edinburgh. Author of the Ptsotieal Treadston the Powers of 'Caritharides; Extraordinary M'ember of the Royal Medical Society, &c. Primed fur Thestus Aryeirand Co. Edinburgh ; and sold by 3. Murray, Lentin:•. 7 -- 7.77' PLYMOUTH. At the Loil4lMl Tavern, Foxisel e-street, tititiseedly, September 12,1809, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,: • , THE French National Brig la REJOUIE, dyad Harnoafe, and there to be delivered. bixeysioNs. Length on deck 104 f. 7 in. De r/WM the hold 12 f. 6.1 irr. • Breadth • 2S f. 5 in: I .Adraeasurei, SGtt 93-94 Willi. This lg a remarkably strong oats-built Vessel, and in mbst ez ceilent renter. She Mils well, is pierced-for 14 guns, lies a very roomy hold, will burthen upwards of 400 tons ; he has good AC cotnnto(Yations, find is well calculated eiktfer for the transport ser vice or for the West India," Ouebec, or any ether trade requiring strength and bus - then ;is abundantly found in good stores, and may be aent to sea immediately, at a vesy.triftim - expence. After which will be sold the remaining part of her Cargo, viz. Eight valuable Riga Masts, from 65 feet 6 inches, to 72,1 v t icches in length, and from 21 to 26 inches in diameter, fit for lower masts of ships from 3*:i to 700 tens burihen, or for top masts for the largest class of of East lndiamen ; 44 Bales and Chests, containing soldiers' plain white cloth Jackets and Breeches, Black Stocks and Leggings, Shoes, dy ed, White and Or* washed and Colon Ornaments, viz ..lioulder and Swerd Knots, Cap - kacient to VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND, . THORNTON HEATH, near CROYDON, SURVEY, By Messrs. TiOGGART and PHILLIP:e,-. Otertiway'i, on Friday, September 8, at Twelve id One Lot, nnicss an acc , ,ptable offer is made in the mean tins, • by Private Contract,. ACAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION. with 38 Acres of rich I.aid adjoining, the Whole. Land-tax sad Tythe-free, delightfully situated on the road to Croydou, near Norbury, and within sight miles of the Royal Exchange. The Mansion is detected from the Iti l ;h road on an eminence, forming . a handeonae devotion, built with tuffulk brick, which combines all the advantages at Stone. The Rooms are numerods, lofty, and of gp6.lproportiotr, the principal apartments with mahogany hors. TheOfilers'are welt arranged, dry, airy, and convenient, with doable Coach-houses, Stabling ter six Horses, Lofts and Rooms,' capital iCitcheu Garda.), fully cropped and planted, in .closed. by a lofty wall, anZ well supplied with excellent wat , ,r: The Mansion is now nearly finished with infinite taste and.supse tier workmanship, under the immediate direction of an eminent Surveyor. The purchaser• will he accommodated with early possessitin. • Tiay be viewed by tickets Ooly, which, with particulars, may be had ten days previoup to the sale, of Messrs. HOggart and I . lshilllp‘i, 62,- Brpad•street, Royal Eichange, whet. an elevation may be seen ; particulars aiseatVarraway's. •. This day was pablished, m two handsomely prirlted yolamos, 1:2011. price )01.6d. board.r-the—.Third Edititrn, corrected l of • ,A VIEW CIF ANCIENT HISTORY,' including Prr - d LITIIATir" OA the F - -• iogrep of LITIRATURE ,axe FJSiE ARTS. B 7 f JAM, RUTHEROORD, D. D. Printeiior,Uftlitan i and Co. Verhor and Co. John Maray, and J. Hardini; Loition ;Valid- Belt and Bradfute, lidtnbur,o-; so'. a4l by rwrftt r fue4ta?". rin town and country. ..-o.l.titshioor.: Book: • This day was ptiblishld, 'Oeikio, price Os. 6d. boards, The sixth Edition of • • rOLLECTANEA • GRZCA .MAJOR A : ad (Ism Academics, Issentutis Adcommodsta4. Cum Notis Pe,Kologicis, qua: partim . NrArgAs.IDA 'A. M. • Primed ar rfic Edinburgh Unksersity-Preas i for T. Cadell and W. Dirk, N4l; and Jahn ;. Murray , 92, Fletyvtreet, London ; and for Bei: Iv (Mite; Xclinbisilk • • Of who n 2n4 ht. had,:bisheOfnu,Atthor,New.Editions of 1. Coliecrawa t Majoeik , Veal, _,‘.l ..Bru; . 11s. hug*. 2. Analeeta bonds- : Thi; gay i;as . gobliftd,. in octAvo, price 9s. boards, The 'Pk' reviskl 'andenlarged, of OBSERVATIOWO•trftr lite UTILITY and AD MINISTIit4Ti9X-ef rURGATIVE MEDICINESin seetral Di4ease. .'• ' Br miettelfAmitTo*, M. D. ram of the Royal College of pbys&ciens ; of the Royal Society of Edinburgh ; SeMor Physkian t&the Royal Infirmary of that Ory ; and C4iresponding Member of the Medical Lyceum of fitedphia. • • P,inted tor loiah * Murray ; No. St; Fleet-street,- London ; and I.Sitnpuin, Edinburgh: • ' •.• • This day was publiShid; in a 'ni•at and elo<etypi - kited volume, small octavo, prise Ct. in isoards; THE SURGEON'S VADEMEcUM ;. contain ir!! ths Symptoms, • Causes, Diagnosis, Prclgncmis, and Trno.ment t,f Suraricat• Dist:ages ; 'accompanied by she ristidern :ilwored methods of operating ; a , sztLcr FoituriCa of PRESUIPTIONS, and . a t Glossary of Tchns. . * Pric•ed for John . MurrayOste. 39., -fleet:street, • Loridon ; and odd also by every Bookseller In town and country. • Of whom may infiad,,latebt published, • .• •". lie.fper's Physician's Vatte-Mee-im; foolsCap ; Bro. --Anatomist's Vsde-Itifecous ;;lisolscip hitt': Os. 3. Dictionary of Practical Surgery i.f.tvl? : . l 4. Thos as's Practice of Plysit ; tiro. 14s. A UNIVXRSALSCHOOL AttpcM, • • if.ay waq pu'tlithed, r. nAtiEdition,triec five shillings bound, ..I;th the 'lull allitivince to Schools, C1.1;i13-BOOK.; or, .365 LESSONS few ,I*.t'!l:l.t•ses, in ad Schools, Male and Peewit., contain al every useful attilmporrant subl-et, In the co& •-• ti.:7,17.t !zit:page of the best Authors; arranged in Les s ts the Tett. ;Ite Rev. DAVID BLAIP., A. M. The anrual Sale cf :1,10 y Ten Thcutiand C.ptea of this ineons rrioie School 13olk, ?.:13 The Avidity with whiels it continues to r••!.rei ;i the first Schools of the Erirpirt; are st.flicient of its supttrit—•netensions and justify sets expectation that t':rtime be ur.lvumil.b' ree.iyetl 4nd preferrel as a fhtilh. • . . • •sx ;' :e p:::rctice of Reading. flr R,eris tea PItILLIPI, London, and io be had of all • lle!N Greet lirit4n and Ireland. • • )' 'l.l°m Om 11 4 1144, by the. same Author, • ..e tIR - 1" Cs i reerirsm, price 9d. ixo EXEReicrs for the JUNIOR CLASSES, 25.94. . •1 G.tics mat t of PolLOSerirr, 37. i .1 • Gs sSINI A R of Cil t slur* r, 9s. ed. THE ONLY WORK OF THE KIND. • " f•r: 17,7,5 publithed, a new editian,.eomplete, in . C.l volumes ' • ac'..a;zeZ fur the library„price . X6 ss. in boards, or on - • 41 common paper, adapted for schools and young per `• pi ice 1.'.• in boards, '7.SiVERSAL HISTGRY, Ancient a nd Ancnd Modem; • rn: ••:srehi:relin t the Histories af every Nation, Kingdom, • •:•:.i:••: tit? 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Sc r ', Gift, 2 vole: 3tt e,dititan, 911: :at. Spriling .B•tak, 35th titlilioth is. id. : . . . PATRIOTIC FUND. . v . !,- .• . . . . ' • 'tt'oitti'i, A. 4 1.',0811T 111; 1809. THE .COMMITTEE. -- for mu - 30 ng the PA - -a- :TRTOTIc. FUND, hart grght satisfaction iu laying before !lie Pilblii; the Resolutions and -Address of the Subscribers to Eloytrs, passed unanimously at a General Meeting held there this day; and they cannot but express their hope, that as..the truth . and forte of the sentiments of . that respectable Body Must be acknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be general/4,s followed: By order of the Colndiittee, J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. •Amount 6f new Contributions already advertised X 6313 5 0 , /The Subscribers to lAoyilS (I per Cent. Consoles) 5000. g ) 0 A/tremor and Company of the Bank of England .5000 0• 0 G Malone . - - . . 1 1 . 0 Nathaniel Harden - . • . - 21 0 0 Henry Hinde Polly - - • , - 105 0 0 Smiths, Marten,'and St. Barhe - - - 105 0 0 T. and W. Curtis, Clarke and Co. - - 105 0 0 John Atkins - - - - 105 0 0 B. Bourdilino - - - - 23 0 0 William Dawes - - - - 105 0 0 Andrew Harrison - - - 53 10 0 John I larrison - r - .• 52 10 0 Benjamin Harrison - . - 52 10 0 John F. Throckmorton - . - 21 a o J. W. and J. Whitmore - - - 105 0 0 Itoggement and Behrends - - 52 10 0 John Clark and Sons - - . 9.5 .5 0 W. R. 11. tirovr. - - • 20 10 0 Caraisi Ta...usi Dondat, R. N. . - 20 10 0 - W -- --- r . -" 7 S. ;od .Grindey SuUttr and Curnes . 5 5 0 ''7os 0 C .., ~ Clageft and I'ratt Robert Hunter . • • • V. n 105 0 0 $0 oso George Henek.fl 52 10 0 Bruce, and Ctp.' • . - = 105 0 0 ' Subscriptions ire received at the Par of Lloyd's and by all the Darilters in the United Kingtirast. • THEATRE OF AAA EOMY, 3. !MIN-STREET, ORM?' MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • THE Autumnal Course of Lectures on Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, will be eonuneaced on Monday the elt of acetifies., 1 . 809, at two o'clock, by Mr. BROOKES. .Amitalimical Conversations • will be held weal', when tke dtf ferent Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Stu dents' _views fairarded. - To these none but Pupils can be ad mitted: Spaciout Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and re plete with every convenience, are open all the morning, for the purposes of Dissecting and injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, and demonstrate the various parts .8 they appear on Diasection. • The Inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investiga tion., are counteracted by an antiseptic Process. l'upik may be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen esta blished in practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomical Know ledge, may be accommodated with as Apartment to Dissect in I privately. . • 'TWENTIETH NEXT MONTH, the STATE LOTTERY will begin and End Drawing—the WHOLE in ONE DAY. Fopr Prizes of ,c 20,000. • Only SCOO Numbers. Your lirtets of each Number. by whiCh will be gained - •- A Pri.te of • - . :Esopro .' By Three ditto By Two ditto • ,C4O 000 By One ditto • £20,000 And hy an the Capital and otior Prizes in proportion. ROT THREE BLANKS TO A Tickets oisd Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK, and Co. Cornhill, and Charing Cross. No other LoPery will be drawn this year. September 1, 1809. MESSRS. MATHEWS and LEIGH, Booksel lers, No. is, Strand, London, have just received a very valuable supply of the celebrated Cordial Balm of Gilead, for debilities, nervous disorders, Weaknesses peculiar to females, hy sletieal ze-ctions and lowness of spirits, loss of appet;te, and indi gestion, and consumptive complaints in general, &c. It is the most absolute remedy for suck diseases as are attended with the following symptoms; namoly, a great straitness of the breast, with difficulty of breathing; violent palpitation/ of the heart, sudden flashes of heat in various parts of the body ; at other times srn ie of cold, 34 if Water ss as poured nn them ; flying pains in the arms - and limbs, hack and belh•, resembling Maw occasioned by the gravel ; the pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other tines very quick ; yavetting, the hiccough, frequeLt sighing, apd a scnee of suffocation, as from a ball or lump in the throat ; alternate fits of cryit'ig and convulsive laughing ; the sleet aniound, sad seldom refreshing, and the patient often disturbed With harrid dreams. AA Dr: Solomon's practice is now became se greet and even sivc, end hii constant er.gagements require a considerable portion 'of his time and attendance, he expect. when consulted, the usual compliment tsf a Guinea ; hut all 'written cases, or letters of ad tice,.and unaccompanied with an order for medicine and remit tance, to be answered at iris leisure, kre required to enclose only 'Half-a-Guinea. Snch letters should,, fbr safetg,. bc thus directed Msrey 7 letter, Dr. Solomon,. Solomon's lilac., -Broarakw 'street' Liverpool; paid double postage." Letters may be ordered to be addiested fetrX. Z. or A: B. at ,the Post-Office ' till called for.--A saving of 9s. lid too guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Half-a buinei each ; there are so.hottles price 335. containing equal to fotrisottles at los. 6d' Which the patient, saves 9s. including also-tbottaty--414 a 4 pOf which bears the Proprietor's name and.address o r.Sailauel Solorncit, Liverpool," to imitate which is feindy.- - N.14. It is necessary toobserie i . that the postage of all lettes6 whatever mast be F 144 . lug t The MOLTHE o !ti Length OD Deck e • - ei Ft. - 4 In; Breadth • • . - 17 0 '" Lt Adtriensui•e4 tiB-94 Tons. This vessel is only a few months 01.1, sail; remarkably fast, is well fouad in excellent stores, and Merely requires men and pro- Visions to proceed impielhately pp any voyage. Both alinv.:`-vesseis i captured by his Majesty's ship; the Amelia J-Lriourphle F. P. hill', Captain,and Statira, C. W. Boss, Esq. Commander, and being egindeartned as ships of war, are ex empt from duty. For viewing, Ir.ventories, Std. apply to the Agent, THOMAS COLE, Esq. tkorge-street, Plyt•uutb. ; Plymouth, August 28, 1809. FREEHOLD PREMISES, BARNET, HERTS. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's,_on We4wesday,ttie 27th of September. at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Executors of S rzruati SLMSON, Esq. deceased, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a con. venient Dwelling thine, containing six Bell-chambers, Pa7lour and Offices, Stabling for four Horses, Granary, Kitchen Garden. large Barn and Prendses occupying a considerable space in ft ant of the Town of Barnet, let to Mr. Leonard Dell, Tenant at Will, at a very low rent of £3O ptr annum. To' e viewed with leave of the ten rrs, and particulars had six days previous to the sale at the Green 'Man, Barnet ;' of Mr. Druce, Solicitor, Billiter-square ; at Garraway's ; a'id of Messrs. lloggart and Phillips, 6C, Old Broad-street, Royal.xchange.. • • SUFFOLK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, RECTORY,ADVOW:s SON, AND ESTATES,—By Mr. PEYTON, At the King's Head Inn, STOWMARKET, on Thursday, sirs 21et day of September, 1809, in Six Lots, ALL that the MANOR of WICKHAM with the Impropriate Rectory and Great Tythes thei•eof. Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of Wickham, toge ther with sundry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes of Wickham tikeith, Norton, Stow, Upland, and Thorpe, in the C ounty of Suffolk; in the Tenures of Messrs. Pond, Whiteman, Rogrrs, Posford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and which are of the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO. ',he Farms in Wickhatn will be sold with the Great Tythos arising, therefrom. This Estate lies within an easy distance of, and surrounding the Town .f Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River constnonlcating with the Metropolis, front which it is distant about 90 :stiles. It is in a high state of 'cultivation, with substan tial convenient buildings. '1 he eammunications are by good roads, and the Parochial and other Payments are low. Lot 1. The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with all the Rights, Royalties and Entitlement: thereto belonging, with the Rectorial Tythes of the whole Parish (except of lots 4 and 3, being Stir wood and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advowson to the :ificarage of Wickham Skeith; and also a substantial Mes suage. Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands, called Wickham Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr:Flo:A.)300 I 240. Si Sr. Lot 2. A substantial Mestuage Tenement, Ferns Buildings and Land,called Wickham Green Mtn, Henry Whiteman Tenant , • - 71 3 8 Lot 3. Surwood Corms, 7105. Bond, Tenant 131 1 3i The abow... three Farms are in Wickham. Lot 4. Norton I arm kin :lie Parish of Norton) 87 2 22 in the occupation of Charks Rogers - - Lot 5. A Me nage Tenement and Lands, in the Parish of Stow Upland, in the occuvtiou of Mr. f hos. Posford - - - 164 1 21 Lilt 6. A Messuage and Tenement, in the Parishes of 'Fisorpe and Cock field, Mr. Willi..rn Rufhlh Tenant 111 1 Se Total - 691 1 4 The r?spectiee 'tenants will %hew the Estates, and specifica tions may he had at the Angel; Bury St. Edmund's; White Horse, Ipswich; White Hart, Colchester; 11:n, Eye; --- Inn ,Woolpit ; and et the Plac'e of Sale ; of Mr, Chester Penn, Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Cambridgeshire; Mr. Thomas Prior; AShficld, near Oh,ulpit ; and of iVir. James, Land Agent, No. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London, where Pions she different lots may kw seen. • • Trimmings, Tufts, &c. su••tient to cloath and equip a t reginvent, and being easily adapted to any service, is worthy the at{ention of Army Clothiers, and persons purchasing for the use of the patri- otic Armies of Spain and Portogal ; 13 1 3 }ekages of Tobiecn and Snuff, and the Guns, Shot, Iron 4.4laat. and Water C.oslisVetong- ing to the said Vessel.—And immediately after will be Slild The French National Copper bottomed Schopnet •LA MOCCHE,No.7_—Dsa:sNCONS: - - , • ' EtRSLLDON HOUSJI. P 44 A 51.14.67 GROUNDS, AND LAND; NeAllt SOUTHAMPTON.: By Mann. it tll dikr an 4 PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, ou Friday, September 15th, at Twelve, by Di rectum of the Executors, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Prittate Contract, . N elegant Modern MANSION, delightfully situ Hued near the banks of the beautiful River Hambli, a pleasing distance front the sea,, five miles from SoutramPton, 14 from Winchester, and 11 from Portsmouth and Gosport, in the county of Hants, the late residence and property of John M'Queen, Esq. deceased. The House forms a handsome elevation, commanding a noble picturesque View of the Isle of Wight, the Souud, and rich adjacent country ; has been recently finished in a style of su perior taste, sled contains spacious elegant Dining and Driwirga rooms of line proportions, Boudoir, Music-roam, Attprning-rourn, and Lihrary o numerous Bed-chambers, Servants' Apartments, and excellent attached Offices of every description, detached are Stabiiug for seven Horses; a double Coach-house, Harnes.;-room, Bakehouse, Dairy, and other Offices, Poultry-yard and li,nyes, Bailiff's House, Farm-yard, Barn, Granary, Stabling, Cow houses, Piggery, and Outbuildings. The House is neatly encir cled hya. handturne Lawn, ornamented with 'Timber and Forest Trees, an elegant Green-house, spacious productive Kitchen Garden, with lofty Wails, Melon Grounds, a valuable Orchard, Cottage, and a quantity of excellent Arabic and Meadow Laud adjoining, and containing together about 19 Statute Aires. The Estate ie equal in value tw Freehold, being Copyhuld of In heritance, the Fine certain and very trifling. . The Purchaser may be accommodated with a Leasehold Farm of about 50 Acres, and the elegant well adapted Furniture, at a fair valuation. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had 20 days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Barney, Solicitor, Southampton; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. liS, Broad•itreet, Royal Exchange. Particulars may also be had at the Dolphin, Southampton; Angel, Lymington ; Bugle, N2W.• port, Itleof Wight; Crown, Portsmouth ; India Arms, Gosport; of the Printers of the Exeter and Plymouth Gatettes; Sherborge i Mercury ; Lewes Journal and Hampshire Papers; Libraries, Brighton and Worthing; George, Winchester; Swan, Alrcsford; and at GarraWay's. . _ . FREEHOLD- FARMS• near CHATHAM and SITTING- $ . BOURI4, aid DWELLING HOUSES at CHATHAM. • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . 1 At Carraway's, on Tuesday, the 10th of October, at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Executors of STlPlitki Sistsoti, Esq. deceased, is four Lots, i. I. I N VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE 1 free from Land-tai, called Great and Little Hampstead Farms, containing together about 272 Acres of excellent Arable, Poore and Wood Laud in high cultivation; Tying together (ex cepting two small enclosures In a very desirable and improving part of the County of Kent, near good Markets, in the Parishe. of Gillingham, Breadhurst, Ledsing . and Chatham, four miles • from Rochester, three front Chatham, about six from Maidstone', and about 34 from London, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling _ and Out-buildints, in the occupation of Mr. Michal Comport, 1 part on an old Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 1818. Lot 2. A Freehold Farm, containing about 29 Acres of Arable • s 1 and Pastuie Land, in the r`arish of Fsinstead, four miles front Sittingboimn, ten from Maidstone,:and 45 from London, with a , .. Farm House, Barn, neat Cottage,productive Garden and Orchard, let on Lease to Mr. John Hudson, at £4O per annum. Laid- , f i s . '' tax radeetned. , . ~ ' iv; •- .. Let 3. A• Freehold Esti:re, Lan3-tist redeemed, Amite near' ~ ' .- the Hare and Hounds, St. Margaret's Bunk, Chatham, contisting.,{4 l • 't of a Dwelling-house and Shop, in the oectiPation of Mr. Jolus,li Walton, with two Tenements and a large Yard behincl the mu l ti let on Lease to Mr. Carter, at a rent of•Xlapar , annum. • - ' Lot 4. Three Freehold Tenements with Yam and Gircietia,:• situate in tueen4treet, Chatham, let to Mrs. Perry, James Hind, and Richard Friend, together at 3e19 prate annum. • - . To be viewed with leave Of the tenants, and particulars hat ten days pt•eviotts to the tale, at the Sun Inn, Chatham; Cso,,, Rochester; George, Sittingbourn; Bull, Dartford; Bell, Mu J. stone; of Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Maidstone; Mr. Druce, Solicr tor, tilliter-square ; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggars shod Phillips, 62, Broaciwstniet, Royal Exchange. ... ..._ • 1