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`t,* 1 4 -~~ • • -: tr!-; - ; , :- - f - r! • < J , •\ 7 l. ..;.,. • ••. • • • • •• , • • ..•...• • • 14 144 • , • 4 , • , • • • ..• a A • . • c •• • A ee . " • • , . A 16 4 ‘IL.. v . • e • P • - ' 144.W .fr ." • •-; • • .. • 11 .., • • .. • t: -3;11 • - • ' ••\ - • , ' • . • •-. . • ti. . • ' :..... . IN r t: 70261 s • • N46kisiii t z t- .:a - iptii,„„ 18; 18 . 09 . • - • • A i t ' miler - nits Meeting ,of the. TANNERS - of A the c .„,.(irs of SUSSEX, HANTS, at\•l WlLTS,lsoltrat .1,, Nnite Hart Inn , Winchester, on "I"nesday 11th of Stp. ' " "1) • . l. 1 8 0 9, to take into consideration the aleratitin Za the c ,, ar, , ,0 , ma" Ir , the Factors fur the Sale of Leat.ac In Leade n -' • \ • I:.:lll\l3rker , . It , % at uveirrouily resolved, not to employ any Fit•tor; wfio make 3 c:i.irp• of more than set. per Cent. Comtnikilin for •.• ~•,. „f Leather, exclusive of the Market expencA ; and mi meo(' to the 'fradeat large to adopt similar Resoltitni. • That the above Resolutions be Inse rte d Mi ce in lice, A l Winchester Journals • the Portsmou t h T e l egrap h s vt.: Journal ? the Courier and STAI London - Pagers; and thky be siocd• by the Chairman of the Meeting. WM..THRESHER, Cilltirusan, . . •, • • - Tbls day-was published, price 2s 6d. • ri`HE ART of IMPROVING the. BREEDS of ISOMESTIC ANIMALS. A LETTER to Sir JOSEPH 84N.K.5 , ,..8arts • . - —• . Ey Sir JOHN SAUNDERS 4:BRIGHT, M. P. .; .I.tonfon:_Ptioi e d for I. Harding, No. 36, St. James's sheet.- •; . I BRITISH COPPER OFFICE, September ", isob. THE Committee of the British Copper Company hereby give Notice, that a Half Yearly Getterdl Meeting of the Partners in that Concern, will be held at the King's Had Tavern ;n the Poultry, on, Wednesday the 21th day of S , :pteinser *maw at twelve o'clock at noon ; , At Vitich Meeting Auditors will be appointect and illy vacancy the Committee will be filled up. • ' The Chair to'be taken precisely at one o'clock. By order of the Comulitctie,* . . JOSH CHATER, Secretary. N. B. The Meeting, called by a Letter signed John Ord, to be hulden on the 43th instant; is not conformable to the mode pre. scribed by the Copartnership IXed . for summoning Getter* Meetings, and conseque nt ly not a l egal Meeting of the Partners, • MEDICAL LECTURES. TN R. HOOPER will commence. a Course of LeC: turia on the Theory and Prlctice of Physic, the Malaria Medica and Chemistry, on Monday, October 23, 1809, at his Lecture-Room in. Cork-street, Budington-Gardens, at eight o'clock in the motning.—A Prospectus, with particulars, may be had, by applying to Or. 11. at his house, No. Yi , Satille-row. . TO THE ARM V. • WANTS a Situation, as Messman, to any Regi-4 ment, in want of such a Person. The • Advertiser cuts-1 have the fi rst recommendation fr o m a R e gim ent wh i ch he wir d . in that capacity tour years. ‘: A line, addressed to P. G. No. 93, High-street, St. Mary-la- Bonne, will he immediately attended to. ~ .. -::-' SALES BY AUCTfON. • • , • . VALUAEILE FREE YII9HO LD DWELLING .tiSEt, DEN-GROUND, FELhMUNGER'e-YARD, LA/ ,STABLES, AND PREMISES, CROYD4k4SURA EY. ,* . By Mess 11/. HOGGART and Pifill4,l4PS, •• At Garraway's, on Wednesday, 27th Instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in s arleus Lots, • A VERY improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;. comprising eleven Dwelling Houses, iu 13iiteter-row and Middle-row, near the Town-hall, Croydon, Surrey, with eaten, site Garden-ground adjoining, large Yards, St IYork-stiope, . and Premises. a Fellm oug er'sl , ard• sod Sheds, in th e S evera l Gee .cupatleas of Messr s . O verton, Si mpson ' , R . chardion, and others; also, the extensive Yards, Gardens, Store-hous2s Malt-howl! , Barn, and Huntin g S ta bl es, i n the occupation of' Mr. Tay* • -situate at the eleven tulle stone, Croydon Town, having three tile siralite fronts for building, with three Tenements adj-iining: The Estate is let to Tenants at Will, producing old rents amonntieg about €2OO per annum, capable of much improvement. The EAtistes way be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and printed Particulars bad ten days previces to the Sale, of Mr. . • 'Dretansosd, Solicitor, Croydon ; and at the Greyhound ; at Gap.- ritvap's ; and of Mesars. Kiggart and Phillips, 62,'Broarl-street, Robel-fetehange, where a Plan may be teem Iva: day eras published, in linodeCims, Price Se. 6d. board ^rGIBE TRAVELS of LYCIJRGUS, the SON of tUNOII4,US of SPARTA, to CRETE, TYRE, 'and ,EGYII'. __in search of Koowledge. Printed for Veinor, Heod, and Sharpe, No, 31, Poultry. Where may be had, Vie Travels of Anacharsis the Younger in Greece, abridged frpos,Barthviemy ; Bvo. New Edition, illustrated with Hoods, 91. boa/‘ Is. _— I Pl:Rt'ON MISSING, SUPPOSED.TO BE DROWNED. WHEREAS some time ht . the month of .Septetri btr, 1608, Mr;JOHN WRANGLE, who formerly re -51 ied in or :',out Hackney, In the Cpunty of Middlesex, bring • ~;:i hiq Travels in the North of England, protteeded to a certain p:: :, ia Scotland,. called Ardincaple, in .tbe Parish of R ow , an d i . ., , ,i , v o Dumbarton, in front of. the river Ctyde, and on dm N.,-6.' , ide thereof, and continued sereral • az pn Inn tbere, _ ,j!„; Ar,,lin , Nyle Inn ;ind about the. enthei,. tpbpst at the Inn, he obtained, a. stnall beat . lairlooglaig t o titer 'Obeid,: f‘r the pbrpose of rawing44.omall place pc i villageon the coast, a::.1 eras err:: that ovenlng.lattirtit thu ; Hill or 4rdau4e 4 44go l l-• peril Point, but never g4s . f.warda reiorned,..incr the tioat..wap . :' f ....,1,1 mpaA the nest day, iii LOCI) near.% pertain filace an,tbc; c,,,,-, calked Row-Poi4n.—F nit thin oceurrente, alit from the' ‘ necessary inquiries made Imnt 'rately afterdirdi,ythloursigec:,: it wai gener.llyapprehend4 in elleved that alutinishig • Person• had slipt front the boat vilolst \owing or t,pet4ilitis And was 4: ,,,„„d ; bur, to the body : could pever- akestw.aods bo foe nd, •aithitigta a r•ward was publicly dnttoikriTed iio Any lisWit., or per son, woo Ahnui , t lid it, . . . .. . This tut: be; public ituibinf 4 - 141 Mille Avidip, ,Pd Notice i s ac- - rt.r.:in;;ly rereby given; That if jig piers or ea can &Ker.. 14,:l the finding ce tie body of thn'said,fo W or Ics In- • . . tc:nenr, such vr,on or prrsons„_ upon su ` A n te proyerly whoticatrci hetore Rohert . ool4looUP s . . Procurator *col 1 at Dumlaartea, shall be paid the BUM of .F TY PO.UNDS for such information, by application' to Mr. Goodwin, SOU clam, at Lynn, in Norfolk; or to Mr. !rebut% Solicitor, staff I na , 1.0",lor. . . A, - • This day was published, p oo i scap o a k vo, pith an elegant Frunatpiece, from a Design by . Bird, price 51. boards, SA:/: .OR-BOY. A Poem, in four Cintos, in, mmt i ve of the NAVY of GREAT BRITAIN. By H. 0, Esq. Author of the Fisher Bey. pthi te dl or v apor , Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry. A. - here may be had, . . The Fi.sher Boy, A't4.'w Edition, with five elegant PlateF., 1 1:°n1-/YesI g n s by Bina, firicsla. boards. ni g d ay v h, published, . • -A. New Edition, in two voluanei % , :tave, with an elegant Head of the Author, and other Plat?s, Price 14s. boards, . rirliE REMAINS of HENRIti KIRK,WHITE, of iklottingham, late of St. John's Collit, 4 l C . Pinbridge; with an Account of his Life, by RoseaT So crruLSs , Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; Nevinart; Hunt, Rees, and Orme, London; and J. Di g h ton , 1 . ; k larrett, and, .1: *loolson, Cambridge. V:sivable mut ettensive PIANTILTIONE in 'the ISLAND of GRF.NADA.--,43p Mossrs. fiIiGGALVF and PHILLIPS, • Garaway's Cofee-house, C.ornhilt, come time in the moods of Detember of which due noire will be giv en , EVERAI. vuluabitt FREE MOLD 'ES-TATES. 4 --$ situate in the Island of Grenada, containing 1557 Acres, up: wards of 500 r,f which are now in canes, coffee, and cocoa; cost.. prising the following coffee avid sugar plantations, with the Ne groes, Stock, Stores, Hettlses, some of them recmtly and substan tially erect e d, 'viz. uquesne Plantation, containing 252 acres, IGS of which are in cane, with 80 acres of privision-ground, 128 Ne groes, .39 head of Cattle, Mill, Bolling apd Still-house,2lB.Negre b' uses, Dwelling-houses, and oat-buildings ; Plaisance, containing. ' 345 acres, 118 of which are In coffee and cocoa, and 415 acres Of wood and hills, with 140 Negroes, Dwelling-hoese• Overseers. Mill, Negro-houses, and out-buiWings—Bon Air, containing 1511 acres, 98 of which are in cane ; and 152 acres of Provision point ; wish 148 Negroes, 25 head of cattle, Dwelling-honse. Overseas, - Mill, Boiling and Negro-ho uses, and out-bu ildings--G rosse Pointe, containing 100 acres of cane land, and 235 acres of provision ' ground; with 98 Negroes, 28 head of cattle, Dwelling house Boiling, Curingvand Negvnhouses, and out-b ui ldi ngs . , Particulars will be ready in due time, aid may then be bad of • . the Printertot :the Liverpool General Advertiser; Cl:re:Ade ass: Advertiser;- Felix Fancy's Bristol funrnai ; Gazette and Mx eury; Bath Gironicio"; at' the Jamaica, Lloyd's, and Garraway) Coffee houses; and of•Measrs. Houses and Phillips, 6d, Braes". street, koialFenthaiitge, I.onson, . ' F ASHIONABLE DANCING,Ioy Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-stsect, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi si.e for genteel society expeditiously, privatuly, and in a 'superior style of grace and elegance. Those who - do not want private teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of Nisils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing tar: tilt the most elegant fancy dances, and a ll the superior parts of t h e l il,;ession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. SQILIC KPOCKINGS selling off uncommonly cheap, at No. Cheapside ; au immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Glove4.Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dresses all in one, ?tc.--Shitt'oepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great adva.it.me by an early inspection of these articles. .4..inautity of white be tjth;ek silk, 6s. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ; stout cotton atockinzs, at ls. per pair, very Is. 6d. super, 3a. Ed. ; brdwn cotton fur boots, Is. 6d.; fine riloliscil cot ton, 2s. 2d.; a variety of gloveitiwm 10d. per pair; lace sleeves is. 6d.; and many other fashionable at; ides too numerous to men • tact, at No. 54, Cl eapside.—No abatettNut frchn the price first * • This day was published, Ie 9ctauo,.illustrated with a Map of the Country inhabited bKhe Tribes of Western Indians, price 9s. board,. I'HE - TRAVELS of CAPTAINS LENVIS and' 2. - CLARICE, froni ST. LOUIS, by way of the Missouri and Columbia Rivers, to the . Pacific Or.ein : perforated in the Years I 1864, utios,. attd MOB. • ' • By Order ethe Oaiitaitstairs ;of the Visier*te StATZS. Containing tfeltiseattont df tbe Customs, Religtov , , &o. of the Indians, compiled &um 'pious Authentic Sources and originaltiocuments: and a Summary of the Statistical Viesruf the Indian Nations, from the Officlaltommunication of Meriwether Lewis. • • Prillted for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Pateraoater-rew. NEXT MONTH. _ • SWIFT and CO. Joint Contractors. vitih Golretit re.-nr for tile present STAtE.Lortzwy, tispeettolly in f•rra :be Poblic that I...!cKrts iaOd sirAia art on Ibalt, in kneat vinety, 11: their °Mee', . . ' N. 11, POOLtitTi. • • ; '•, No. 12, CiIAWTRO ClOl4l, ...s! , ) 21, M.DGATriban 1 .r • . 'STEItEOTYPE EDITION. This Month will be Pub price Ss. 6d. bound, On fine Paper, 4c bound, A GENERAL PRONOtfIiCING and EXPLA NATORY DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE, for the Use of Schools, Foreigners, &c. on the Plan of Mr. Sheridan. Considerably enlarged by Selections from Ash, Bailey, Barclay, Buchanan, Dyche, .Etphinston, Entick, Fry, Johnson, Johnston, Remick, 'Lemon, Marriot, Martin, Wares, Perry, Rider, Scot, and Walker. The Scheme of Lottery is entirely new, and has IsVhertis re ived the nr.s: uircinaliscd approbaridn ; there are oltly 5,000 tine Lottery, a n d the whole will be DRAWN IN ONE DAY, Tl:e 5 , Ph MO:101,. wheb - the (allowing CA PITA L PRIZES buttiJc:rd among the fortunate Purcha.Sers viz. ' 4 - £20,000 4 4 ..... of ......... .000 l2 .of _ _ Besiles the inferior Pi zes of £lOO, £5O, icc. as usual- Lot:ery also presents the opportunity never ,before offered M :h; c , ttliFv.,of gaining the immense Sums of .480"0, £60,030, 0:.ic,600, by the purchase of One Number only. l3y STEPHEN JONES. The Author bas carefully improve/ this Edition thronghom.— The Type is neW-and elegant, and the accentation is larger and more dhainct than any Work, of the kind. Loudest,: Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; J. Walker t . Cuthell and Martin; Larkington, Allen , and Co.; Longman, Herat, Rees, and Orme; Otrtdge and Sort; J: Nunn • R. Lea ; Scatchard and Letternian; Damon and Harvey ; Riehardsoa.; Matthews and Leigh.; 131sek,..Patry, and Itingoitiiy ilkleyrznin ; M. Riehardant ; ladls.•Cresby. Yo. 4, CORNHILI„ AND 9, CHARING CR?")SS. BISH begs leave to remind. the Public, t h at the I • 51'A 1•E LOTTERY begins and fi nishes Drawing tte 200 -NEXT MONTH; :z 19 tile ONLT LO ;TER T that till be drawn T4/15 YaN't. perfcctly'novel,•higbly approved, and the ms welt. it I ...itmr: th e more it is admired;—it c o n t ains • • • 4 Prizes of .C20,0061'4 Prizes of £2,090 ' • 1.. 4- of 5,000 8 of 1,000 12 of X5OO, 41tc. tte. . • : The whole of which will b e decided in Os r DAY; therefore a irk. (1 7.ure.a4t: is necessary, Whilst Tickets and. Shares may be I Lb: :1: g%.v. variety at the above old established Offices. NAVIGABLE CANAL. AND ASSURANCE- OFPICE. SHARES. To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. SCOTT, KENNET and Avon, Wilts and Berks, -Hudders field, Worcestti and Ihrmingharn,•l hams and Medway Caaal Shares; Kent Water Works t British, Union, Atlas and Eagle A:sof-411er shairer.No. 28, New Bridge -street. PhRSONS in the COUNTRY .tipplit•l, the same as if present, by sending their orders,• (! paid,) accompanied with good bills, cash, bank. 12 . t.; i-JSI office ticklers, to either of BlSll's Offices in London, N,. 4, or 9, CHARING CROSS. • IN ONE DAY ! LOTTERY TO EE DRAWN THIS YEAR. "!► J• RDSON,.GOODLUCK, and Co, Corn ] s .1, 1.1 , 1 Charing Crust, respectfully acqUaint the Public, •!•-• ~! ‘..lc of the New STATE LOTTERY will be drawn i; •• OCTOBER NEXT. • , • li. , elita3(inly 5,000 Numbers . (from No. 1 to 5,000 • k , ;, 1., , ur 'rickets of a .dumber, so that the Purchaser of z •• will gain asPrize By Two Tickets of the same Number, • oTo.o. (of - - • • • •• _ - £40,000 . _ L, • kree Tickets of the sape iqumber, pur Tick . i;to of the same N3mber, £60,000 .C 60,000 4,1 (Al.tcr• Prizes in- tpe szthe Proportion. C's PITAL pat ZES. • of ; - - £20,000 AI,POO 141-.- . of - - £1,00 0 :,000 •12-- of - . - 500 Zkc. &c. &c..t ND NOT TI-IP. HE pLANK's TO A.PRIZE. • - of f'.`...,ES at W.Litr,n oit the Ifi 1, F spln i . l ) trr e • I, N-A 3 ti:y .1; four ) , .rs agile ted. with . Sec:whit:lc Ulce rs ..!• • unn anti . cured by SpilsbetraPaktent And • Alithews, also tuned a an ulcerated - • bi)ttles.—iames Skelton, ag4 t 6; re. Aeaknes4 with the loss of So pieces of bone, re :..;th and a lagoriaus octupation,gaoUgla the lots of bis uk_ceialry to save his life. Alet:icine has the words, sity the Kihes Patent,' the bottle, bill of direction, and soutsit.je wrapper, • ' ••• Duty is printed in black. ink. 12i3pensary, le , Soho-square;l.nnd6n, in small t oi • ; double battles, 1( 1 5.; and larger,.ll. 23. Prat ,nd Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, its. E.... I. r!,wi •:• - t • I ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, =d by ED WARD HALLAM, Surgedn and Apothecary, late of Bury St. Edmund's. • i 1:)" safe and t.4egant preparation sjustlyesteerned i:s ace.:able and certain operation, by which It etre.- t , :ttnv.•6 all Inaction or Obitruction of the Stomach and w::etlier ari,ing from Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, eecs at Stomach, Ifead-ach, &c. It operates by rid bile or other crudities retaine.'. in the intestinal • • , tml acts as an alterative to the system generally. Flee • vvintonial or mercurial preparations, it is at all times i• •I leis been given with singular goo d effect during Preg. It; action is particularly adapted to Persons of Bilious .id t'atie of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of • Is is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs tly producing pains and distensions, head achs, lan ,•';, .•, I;iddiness, ora sense of weariness and oppression. " Remove the cause, the effect must cease." , A arial wilt fully convince the patient of their.efficacP• rt rO. cases of Bilious or Sick Head achs are Certitiuly re ,: a single dose, and in a much shOrter time than could 7v . 1' buttrom experience. 'like Proprietor thinks it pro . they will-be found not only to act without pain or ;,; hut to leave the body, -after their immediate action fret; trom that costive state which gone ally succeeds the tix4tive msdicines. :I:holt:sale acid Retail by Shaw apd Edwards, Not 66, Vaurch-yard, London. • Vdce as. 941. per box. I • ; • ,•• A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL. BOOK. This day was published, a new Edition, price five shillings bound, with' the full allowance to Schools, er HE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for -English Classes, in all Schools, Male and Female, contain iing•lnshoction on every-useful atd important subject, in the cop-• i lect and elegant Language of the best Authors; arranged in Lei" s t Its fur every day in the Year. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. b le annual Sale of neatly Ten Thousand Copies of this incom parak, %f• School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to be ado *red in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testi monials of its superiorpretenslons, and justify .art expectation-that t will in Ole time be universally received and preferred as a finish lig Book i, i the practice of Reading._ - Printed fot RICHARD PmLairs, London, and to be had of all Booksellozs in Great Betain and Ireland. Of whom xuay be 1114 1 . by the same Author, 1. The FIRST CATECIIISN, price 9d. 2. ItEADING EXERCISES for' the JUNIOR CLASS'S, 25.64 . 9. The GRAMMAR of Putcoseenr, 3s. 4. The (;:t.‘sastit of Cuestivrav, 3s. (id. DEBILITY, &c.—Mr. QUSti having been regu larly educated as a Member of the Royal College of slur -20,13, continues to direct his attentictsto the Ore of the followitsg compJaints,v:z. a certain disorder contracted in skmoment of in. discretion, Strktnres, or ohszructiens in the UretilYa, and ever) species of Debility or Deficiency, whether occasioned by a secre , destructive habit of youth, long residence iu a hot climate, or tht enervating indulgence of mature age. The result of several years experience has enabled him, by a superior and peculiar method, to speedily remove the above diseases, however inveterate or compli. cited, and in recent cases of venereal infection, to complete a per. feet cure in a few days. The uniform success attending his mode of treatment,incluceci Mr. G. thus openly to offer his advice. He tray be consulted, as usual, daily, with secrecy and honour, by either sex, personally, or by letter, containing a Bank-note. No. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. An A'eount of the LlEcacy of that wort excellent Medicine the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLO MON, Gilead House, near Liverpool, ht Nervous and Con sumptive Complainti;loss of Appetite, Old Cough., Lowness of Spirits, Ste. Cases of which are hereunto annexed for the In fornarion of those afflict:3l with similar complaints, that MI persons, however dangerous their situation may be, should de spair, but seek for advice and remedies, even though they should be bereft of every other hope of relief. Extract of a Letter from Mr. lOseph Morris, Chepstow, to Dr SOLOMON, Gilead !louse, near Liverpool Silt, Chepstow, October 5,180 x. IHAVE to inform you of the following ease, cured by your Cordial Balm of Gilead: Mr. Liwi.Williams, painter and glaiier, of the town of Brecon, in the county of Brecon 'was for, avery long time labouring under an extreme lowness ofePirits, so mocha() that he was obliged to neglect a great part orb's b usiness —he went to Swansea, thinking bathing Would he of service to him—bet to his . great concern he found no relief. He afterwards came to Chepstow, his natiee place, where his mother and friewds now live—be complained to me how ill he was ' and appeared; much 'dejected, saying, he thought he never should be well any More. . I advised hint to take your Cordial Balm of Gilead ; •he bought of me a 51. case, and his brother assurectme a few days ago that he is now as well as ever he kneiv'him, being telly sa ti,ficd. that It was the Brim of Gilead only that had restored him to his osted.healtli 1$ spirits. • I orn, Sir, year 'tumble servant, JOSEPH MORRIS. f. - xtract of a Letter frona Welshpool, dated the 22d of Jan. 1807, ' •to Dr.loletwon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. • • Sir—We have the pleasure of informing you that a young man of the name of tvi. -Lewis, of the Paziik of , Llanfyhatigel, .Who had long laboured under a nervous complaint, attended with internal weakness. loss of appetite, pains to the heae, and breast. and was even confined to her bed, was happily restored to health 'by taking two bottles of your valnable Cordial, which was'pur chased at our shop by a friend of the Afflicted. • •R. and J. GRIFFITHS. . Said by all rystegable Medicine irendart Au the Unite 4 Kingdom. ._ 4 _ .. '~. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEII3LD ESTATES, MANOR, MANSION, OYSTER .LAYiNGS, and SALT MARSHES, near COLCHESTER, In the County of ESSEX. • By Messrst HOGGAIt r and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 10th of October. at Twelve o'Clock, in var!ous Lots, • . THE MANOR of FINGRINGHOE, with the' Quit Rents, Rights, and Immunities thereto belonging, and the privilege of s•n;riin; over a large track of couhtry, abounding with Game. A;S:J a spacious ancient substantial Masilon, called Fingringhoe. Hall, with complete °laces, and Pleasure Grounds, suitable for a family of respectability; sit - trate about four miles from the garrison town of Colchester, near Wlvinhoe in, the county of Essex, with' sundry very desirable'Farths co ntiguous, including the Hall, Hay, and Wiek Lands adjacent, and rich Alterns, contatuing altogether riear 800 Acres,• capable-lit consi derable improvement, numerous Outbuildings and Cottage's,. a Erick-kiln, Orcharding, and two valuable and secure Oyster Layines. The Estate is in the occupation of Mr. Thomis Cooper, a most responsit le tenant, at an old rent, and immediate Penes don map be had. _ _ SUFFOI.K.., . '' . .. f t • .: :.•.••••• ''' ' VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, RECTO4Y, ADVOK SON, AND ES'T'ATES. —By Mr. PEYTON', • At the King's Head Inn, STO‘VMARKET, on ,F,liursdn't; A. 21st day of September, 1809, in Six Loti, ALL that the MANOR of WICKHAM- SKEITH . with the Implopriate Rectory and Great Tythee thireof.• Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of Wiekbartf, toge ther with sundry valuable Farms', situate •in the ieberal•P•aris,hes of Wickham, tikeith, Norton, Stow, Upland; and Tliotpe, •In. the Count} , of Suffolk; in the Tenures' of Messrs. Bonk'Wldtostain, , Rogers, Posford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and Which•are.gf the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO. ' J•• ~ - ~ • • The Farms in Wickham will be Sold with the 'Gs* Tokio, 1 .- ' FREEHOLD FM/Ml mot: cha.TlikAhl itntr.Sl'vri NG- arising ther e from, . . i ' • • ~ - „ BOURN, and DWELLING HOUSES at OHATtIAM, This Estate lies within an easy distanee' of, and suriotinding By Messrs. HOGGrART and PHILLIPS, ' . the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigabießiver communicating with 'the Metropolis, from which it is "cliithint At Garraway 5, si,i Tuesday, .tbe 10th iof OcApber, g Twelve about 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivittien,.with sidastliwy • &Clock, by direction of the Exec utors qt &rapes N SIMSON, , till convenient buildings. The comntinitatio . ns are by • coca Esq. deceased, in four Lots,' • , ' roads, anti the Parochial and other'Palinehts•are tow.. 1. A VALUABLE F R EEHOLD ESTATE Lot 1: The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with aßthe Rights, I- 1 - free front Land-tax; called Great and Little Hampstead Royalties and Emblements thereto behangirig, with the Rectorial Tythes of the whole. Parish (except . of 'Lots 2 and-S, being Sue - Farms, containing together about 272 Acres of excellent Arable, Pasture and Wood Land in high cultivation, lying together (etc_ Tythes and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advowson cepting two small enclosures in a very desirable and improving to the Vicarage of Wickham Skeitlr; and also a substantial Mess part of the County of Kent, near good Markets, iu the Parishes. silage. Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands , dalled Wickham of Gillingham, Breadhurst, Ledsing and Chatham, four mileS Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr.Tlios.BOnd . 124 4 . 2 a. 3 1 . % from Rochester, three from Chatham, about six from Maid s tone , Lot 2.'A substantial Messuige Tenement; Farm and about 34 from London, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling Buildings and Land, called Wicklialti - Green'Farm, and. Out-huildings, in the occupatiim of Mr. Michel Comport, Henri Whiteinan Tenant • ....o:)•• • 41, part on an old Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 1813. Lot 3. Sursvood Farms, Thin: "nOrid, Tenant Lot t.. A Freehold Farm, containing about 49 Acres iif Arable The above three Faring are in Wickham: • , • and Pasture Land, in the Parish of. Frisnotead, lone miles (ham Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parisirof Norton) • ' hAceMsetsoswuague Aland, inentthean.odceul,panatiodssn ofin SittingbOura, ten from Maidstone; and *5 from London, with a Farm House, Barn, neat Cotrageairoductive Gard ensnd Orchard, In the occupation of Charles Rogers - • .. n 7 2 L 2 ' 3 - ,tlan l' ll t ar s l; M ie r. o f t h 6 o . s. A POs; li o e rd istsez4 — e ,artztat -' Ta - :Ind-en:: Mr.erl mr - iniwatb - nei 16il . .1 0 liil let on Lease to Mr. John Hudson, at - 446 pe r annum... Laa . d tax redeemed. • Lot .3. A Freehold Estate, Land-tax redeemed , situate near ' .the Hare and Hounds, St. Margaret's Bank, Chatharri, consisting C; .01 a Dwelling-house and Shop; in 'the occupation of Mr. Sohn l Paliilles.of Thorpe ' Ruifills Tenant .!. ,i 0;7 , -- '• ; , _ , _ . 111 1 —pi . , . Walton, with tWo Tenements and a large l'ara behind the same, • - •- . - • 'let on Lease toletr. Catter, at It rent of 4.:9 per annum . , . • Lot 4, Tree Freehold l'eoements with Yards and G Total - 691 1-4 sitpate 4n .lt dee* .3n-err., Chatham, let to-.Mre. Perry;. Jame, • The e respective Tenant* will sliew'the Estates, and speclfica- And Richard Friend, titgdther'at £ 39110r annum. ••, —i dolls tray Be had at the Ange„l,.,fluiy St. FA:tang's:. White • l'o be viewed with leave of the tenants, and.particslars hall Horse, Ipswicfi; ,at Hart, Colt lesser, ; r .........- Inn, Bye; - ..4-- ten. days preeioos- to this Saleeat the Son Inn,Ctialhant ; CrOvvn, Mn ,Woillpits..tuttit at she Place .4f Soli; of . hfr. Chester Peon, • R oc h est er ; -Geom.,. Sitfiattbouet,_•• 131 ill, Dartford; l3ill, Mii4- Soliiiited, Ahinton, 'near Linton , t.einiiiidgeshire ; Ittri:Thettias stone; ot Mr. BrosOli, fiurTey9i; ivi 01 510111 t ._'' Mt. Di s uce,'&lllcia Prior, Astifieidoilemwoopit i ,. 4 ll. o l - AV. Jame . .„ Lane s A gent, . i ts: to r ini ; B p il s lit t e 2 r-s ßt qpa 44 r :l4 e• N i t a .7.t t : s av O:u t:: t at: i ( k .e... I .: y ;El 'i . l ch723o.. ittri ..,: .0: .,,.. 1 7 1 Trei ......... .:11 . 0 7 ... art , arli4l . i::" N .l. ; t4 ...B, e.ediii N :• . 7 :r.. . e ßbs at lO W . _ e t il s , ma c° . n 7 ; 17 ,: e 1 4 -Silgyia ,reo.t.;(47. t: • 7 5 ...,:. 03 0!A`n_ ,....,, i . " , ... 7 .... 77", . ; . . _ . May he viewed fifteen days previous to the Sale, on application to Mr. Cooper, jun. of Fingringlioe Hall, of whom printed par ticulars may be had ; also of Mr. Mason, Solicitor, Colchester, and at the Cups; Mr. Burtor, Solicitor, Daventry ; King's Head, Maldoni Blue Posts, Witham; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; at Gallaway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6 t Broad street, Royal Exchange, where plans of the Estate may be seeu _ .:. , ..; '1 $ 111 1 31 • ~:-_. • •• .. ':--; -• ' . WINCHES I'ER. . ~.. . fly. Messrs. BALE and 'GODWIN, On ikresday, the 36th day. of September, 1609, at the White Harting, in 'Winchester, between the hours of Six and Eight o'Clocli s in the Afarnoon, • .. 'THE hollowing ESTATES, situate In and •n• ear • . --IL Virinchestar., in thecounty of Hants, In Nine Lots, subject to Condition.* to li.t.then and there produced.: Let 1. Three •l'enensents or Dwelling Houses ' situate on the Causeway in Winchester, l a t h e occepadon of Messrs, Smith, Carter, and. Pore: • . . . .. . . Lot 3. Al Dwelling House, Gitien, and Vt or k s h o P , *taste In Ifiltiltsee r-Street, Winchester, in the occithapon of yin. *Marla. , Alta a P Oat HOW* aaa Oilltielt OMNI* thellltlVlD•dlup. - • . ! itetsteleaf Mrs, Corfit, '' 7 . Lot 3. A I)welling House and garden, situate In Kingsgieri street, in the occupation. of the Rev. F. Iremonger, togetter with • • .a StabLk and piece of Land adjoining. Lot 4. Three i Dwelling Hous e s, s it uate i n Kingssite-street, in • the occupation of Messrs. Browning, Pullen, and Armen.... • Lot 5. A Piece of Land, called Fisin:rcrsitt,• situate in the - Parish of Saint Michael's, Winchester, combining about one Acre, in the occupatiou of Mr. James Wells. ' Lot 6. A Piece of Land near Kicgsgette.street, called Lavender Meac.N,r, containing IA. OR. 36P. new in the occupation of Mr. James ells. '' - • • Lot 7. A Piere of Land, called dripmed -Meadow s Tytholgoi, in Saint Filth's, ih'incherstee, containing about iiVa Acrd { spit ia t the occupatio of Mr. James W e ll s . • •,-• • : - 4 -. : . .7 .2 _ ..-, i Lot 3. Sunu Pieces or Parc e l s o f Copylsold Lard , i. 411..% the Pat i* Of , near Winthectervinith9 occeptiOn i1f.M.17„ James Wells. ' *. Lot 9. A Malatya"( the Tops of Salitt'Cilets's,Hill F . *, mai' ii nan, the City of Winchester. ' • • . ... ...... The ahove Estates, ercepting Lot. 4, which ! Js on a.Lisetp..fsi . • 500 years from NoveMber 13, 1719', an d Lot e; Cop ) lmdd o f Lives under the College of Yiliachester, are held under reuewabli Leases from the Dean and Chapter and the Corporation af Niqn- • cheerer, at low reserved Rents, The several eceupiers of tha Houses have had notice to quit at Michaelmas 1809, apd.t4to. occupier of the Land if Tenant from year to year. •-. .. ~ ~ . Particulars may be known, by appli cat i on • to Messrs.. Strong, Still, audS`trong, Solicitors, I.incolh's hm,iribdoar or toilteesra : ,.... Bale and Godwin, Auctioneers, Winchester. .• • . AD VOW%) N. • 'TO BE SOLD, the PERPETUAL ADVOW ..A. SON of a very desirable RECTORY in CHE The net lnctitn•: is #lOOO per Annum. The age of the pi - sein Incumbent is 60—For further particulars apply to Messcs. Gra ham, Kinderley; and Dnmville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn. • • - 'l'o BE LET, for a Term of 21 years, the: . Tithe -4 free Estate of CO3tHilE in the Cottatt oL.DURHAM, tornprbing iooe Acres, lying together. ThitEstxte isikbate on the Stockton Turnpike • Road, within live miles of the City of Durham, and sixteen miles of the. Sea Port Towns dfSunderlind ; and Stockton. illiere is excel/eiit Lime ho ne Mt the Estate, and ; Coal on the adjoining proik:ty. • • The Gardener living to the Mansion Honte sent Atm the / llreniii; and prtiposals for taking the Farms (which 'allay be entered upon at May Day next) will be received either perCtnially, or in writing, by 'l . homas Cooke, Esq. of Rockladge, near Skin , deriand.