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• 7:- . .N sl . • - hie__ - )' 7 \ • ,'°l ! 0 1 • • „ . ;• t •-• / • * { lt • ' P / p - • . tl % . - ;, 6 el i' ~: A , ' 4 8 . , , ~.. * 4 I 4 . / . 4 , . , 34, <44,, ~~ s ,~Tii .~ ~l►r~~ • • r 0971 TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1809 N.ll/ . 1" P.12"-3.r.FicE, June V), 1809. AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND OTHERS. TO PURCHASERS OF BRAZIL WOOD. MESSRS. LUCENA an d M. A. d e PAIVA, Agents to his Royal Flightless the Prince Regent of Portn pl, have appointed Messrs. Bowdeat and Tucker, of Camomile. street, Brokers of the above Wood. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENZIY. AN Act having this day received the Royal Assent for the Encouragement of Seamen, and for other purposes, v • • H it .15 provided, that it shall not be lawful for any Person t i•t• I"•iiied Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prize, or p !klon.v for any Petty Officer, Seaman, Non-Commis-' o i rirt: of Marines or Matine, or Non-CoMMissioised ru • Sulffier in the Army, other than and except Persons v duly Licensed by the Treasurer of Ose Navy for that . who are required tc give security for their good conduct .estriction is not to extend to tho Wives, Parents, Chit hers or a fisters, of such Petty Officers, -Seamen, Ma - .:1,1 Soldi rs`, to take effect from the last day of August . Aire is lriv.hy given to all : en,ons who shall he desirous , • :••7 out Licences under the P:ovisions of the said Art. that or befort• the '2oth day of July next, send their vi Places of Abode, and the names of two Persons viiall propose *s Surtties in each case, to be bound in -s:7 of Two Hundred Pounds, that the Person desirous 5e3, sii.: l l demean himself properly, and shall duly ac . Person entitled the:wit° for all the Wages, Pay, ,r, ;el,:szy Money he shall, receive. g:.:.3 t•-•l4ivrt st Portsmomh, Plymouth, Chatham or Sheer tr, !:ans,r,t i'..• same to the Chief Clerk of the Z:syy Pay trice it c: . Ports respictiV2ly ; and a: all other Places firert-aria,:: and Ifeland, to the Pay-Master at the Navy H..1.W2 URGE' PAP A RS. VIENNA, 1131.1" We understand that the Minister of State, Count Stadion, has given in his resigaatien.—ifis plajesty the Emperor of Austria has rezncrwed front Buda to the fortress of Campsen, in order to accelerate the conclusion of the negotiations for peace contri bution of SO millions of francs has been horned in Lower Austria, which it seems impossible la riot. The Austrian dominions are to pay 100 with the exceptiou of the city of Trieste, ce separate contribution has been imposed. • Report states, that a Congress will be beldis, raor bourg, to settle terms of peace. AUGIMIRG, JULY I. Very considerable movements hate y taken place among tine French tenors in our neieboutitung A force, amounting to at least 20.000 nand. I 446 ranting from this we aggrinst while Central Do ot is marching in the same direction frost S thee burg ith very con.,iderable corps, and it tivotild IMO that th'e attack of the Tyrol has already commenced. as a very heavy cannonade was yesterday heard on the neighbouring heights, and in particular in the Guggenberg. WANTED to Purchase an ESTATE f rom £50,000 to £200,000 value. Good Land would be pre , Terrell, and it will be no objection thou& there may not be a Mansion House on the Estate. It must not be situated further North than York. Letters containing particulars, addressed to Mr. Gregory, Soli citor, No. 12, Clement'; Inn, will be answered in a few days. WFYIVIOITTH. TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, &c. AYQUNG MAN, about 18 years o f age , wants a Situation in a Banking-house, or Merchant's Counting houie. He has been in a respectable Country Bank for a con .•stderable time. Security, to any amount, may be bad, if re quired.—Letters aUressed to A. B. C. Post-Olace, Henley, Oxfordshire, will be immediately attended to. WREREAS, by an Order made in the High Court of Chancery, on the st:td day of June, 180, in a Cause " Pulteney v. Jones and others," it was among other things ordered, that a Breakwater, of the form and dimensions stated in , the Master's Report therein m e nti oned , an d accor di ng to the I Plan and Sections made by Mr. Thomas Allen, of Weymouth, Architect, therein named, and remaining in the said Master's Office, together with an Apron thereto, should be erected (near the E-pianzde at Weymouth,) under the direction of the said Master, and under a Contract in writing to be made with a pro per Person or Persons fur performing such Work as the said Master should direct and approve: Any Person or Persons willing to build such Breakwater and Apron, according to the said Plan and Sections, are desires to send in their Proposals, in wiitini, fur building the sate, on or before the Ist day of Sep ternber next, to the said Mr. Allen, of Weymouth aforesaid, at whose Office the Plan and Sections may be seen. -- SILK STOCKINGS selling o ff uncommon l yc h eap , at No. 52, Cheapside ; an immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Dreasts all in one, &c.—Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an early Inspection of these articles. A quantity of white or black silk, 6s. 6d. the best quality equally cheap ; stout s ' cotton, stockingi, at Is. per pair, very fine Is. 6d. super, Ss. 6d.; brown cotton foe boots, is. 6d.; fine ribbed cot ton, Ss. 2d.; a variety of gloves fr o m lod. p er pa i r; l ace s l eeves Is. 6d.; and many other fashionable articles too numerous to men- tion, at No. 52, Cheapside.—No abatement from the price first asked. • FARM. I 1 () .BE LET on Lease for 21 years from Michael mas next, a FARM, containing 101 Acres, at Staplow, in the County of Bedford, two miles from Eaton Soeon, sad three, from St. Neots. Tithe-free, now in the occupation of Mr. Ro- K•rt Proven.—Particulars and conditions may be known by ap p)ying at the Cock, at Eaton Socon ; or of Mr. Williams, N 0.121, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, to whom proposals may be sent till Fri day, the Bth September next, when the Trustees will meet, and the same wit he laid !lett)! e them. 1 ond,)r.. The Licti:c . 3 IN rantable for three Years, and may be deter s.: - t :at J:.y tho.: the Treasurer, in cues of misconduct of the ra/J.5. rio ;hail obtain them. By Direction of the Treasurer, JOHN smrni, Pay-Muter. FRANKFORT UPON MAIN, JULY 40► On the 27th instant three officers, who were at tached to the French Embassy in Persia, arrived here on their return from that country. They left Teheren the 13th February. General dardanne is also ex pected to return to France. NEW MUSIC. This day was published for the Author, by Messrs. Goulding, Phipps, D'Abnaine, and Co. New Bond-street, and No. 7, Westmnreland-street, Dublin, ASONATA fin: the PIANOFORTE, in which is introduced a favourite Ir;sh Air, composed and. dedicated Mrs. O'Grady, of Kilballyowen, by Grarge Buchanan. And also, a Song, " Adieu, my dear Country, adieu I" dedi cated to Miss Bruce, of Miltowa. If :re ?ersDn after the Ist Septenbcr next, who wall not have a Lic,nce from the Treasurer of the Navy., or shall not be within Degrees of Relationship above described, to. Seamen and othe-;, offer himself to receive, or shsfl receive any Wages, Y it ".fairy, or nther Allowance to Seamen and others, he Will z.:;!tv of a -\ limkineanor, and on Conviction will be punished • SURREY. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, LANDS, PLEA- HANOVER, AUGUST 4. The following intelligence has been received here of the most recent movements of the caps Of tie Duke of Brunswick Oels. Monday, the 31st July, the Duke entered Brunswick at ten o'clock at night with about 3000 men, consisting of black hussars, uhlans, infantry, and a battery of artillery, after be had previously had an action near Halberstadt. Imo mediately after his entry he ordered the gates to be shut and strongly guarded ; the rest of his troops lay on their arms on the ramparts, where the Duke also passed the night, on a bundle of straw, wrapped up in his cloak. A decisive action was every moment expected to take place between BrunswiCk and Ohoff, General Reuhell having assembled in the latter place abont 1.009 Westphalian troops. It is also said that troops are on their march from Cassel to pursue the Mkt, and they are to be. reinforced by a corps of Datil' troops under the orders of General Gratian. LOVEDEN v&rsus BARKER. This day was pu:dished, price 3s. sd. 'THE TRIAL at LARGE of an Acioti brought -R- by Edward Loveden Loveden, Esq. against . 1 bomas Ray mond Barker, Esq. for Criminal Conversation with Mrs. Lo-, e den ; tried before Lord Ellenborough and a Special Jury, at Westminster, on Monday, July 3, 1809; taken in Shor:-Band by Mr. Burney. London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, I '. ter noster-row. SURE GROUND, &c. On the great Western Road, 26• miles from Landoll. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, At Garraway's, To-ausaitow, August 16, at >D o'Clock, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract, ar• ONE Fit NDRED POUNDS REWARD. GYNER PO 4 . 1-0 FFICE, Friday, Aur,ust 11, ISO 9. 'THOMAS RICFIARDSON, a Person employed ir,' Inland Department of this Office, bejag strongly sus- nALLGROVE, the Residence of RALPH LEYCESTER, Esq. removing into Cheshire; consisting of a capital Family Residence, with complete Domestic Offices of every description, seated on a gentle eminence, in the centre of an Estate of 100 Acres of Land, disposed in Lawns, Pleasure Ground, walled Garden fully cropped, Sheet of Water, shaded Wylk of !tear two miles in extent, inclosed by a beautiful Treil lagn ; a Farm House and suitable 13 , tildings, together with sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, well F . -need and divided, possessing very valuable and extensive Common Rights. 'this Estate commands most extensive Views over the sur xounding Country, replete with Picturesque Objects of Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water ; is situated 14 miles from Farnham, 12 from Guildford, eight from Egham, 10 from Wit.dsor, and 26 from London. pro.f!,! of . I . 4kry, a?prelvend, or cause flirt to be rprelLended, ,t..:'),2 eroded to a Rewart: of Oce Htiiadred Pounds, to bz paid This day was published, In two volumes, crown Soo. price t 2=. in lanai dr, MUSiE SEATONIAN/E : a complex o Collection of the Cambridge Prize Poems, from the Instizt:tifm of that Premium, by the Rev. Thomas Seaton, ip 1750, t• the year 180(3._ _ cor.v . xtinn. !r.-.! To which are added, Three Poems, likewise written for the Prize. By Mr. Bally, Mr. Scott, and hir.Wrangham. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row; and F. Hodion, and J. Deightots, Cambridge. ; t:tcf This day *as put-dished, in crown folio, price 10s. 6d. or proof impressions, on India paper, price Cis. To be viewed. ' P:rticulars had at the principal Inns at the places before mentioned ; st Garraway's ; of John Bircb, Esq. Solicitor, Chancery-lane; and of Mr. Farebrother, N 0.7, Beau fort-buildings, Strand. All the bridges in Brunswick have been broken down, excepting the fine Augustine Bridge. QIX ETCHINGS, by WILLIAM CROTCH, L 9 from Sketches by Mr, O'Neile, of the RUINS of the late ;'t. i; ':.rolt Si Y . 4:trA !If Age, fair Compte . ..ieet . , round Face, ',:t short, is stout made,aboue 5 Feet 10 and has lost a Tooth in the centre of his ,rt of w;ach remains and is quite.black. Morning of the 10th, and is supposed to i:: a blue C;a':, striped-yellow Waistcoat, ':.and Cloth Breeches, and white Stockings. cx I,fan, and breugl:t up a Bricklayer. ,•-• I . 1 , Richardson resh:ed ir. I.antliercet, in the Snow-hill; aml in Field-lane. r-c . scribed Bark-Past-Bills should be offered in ..: than And the Paity, and give immediate .0 81375 91177 r 5879 Pato: ^ggo Ditto. Ditto. IsSl. Ditto. to John tiatsell, Esq. or Order. c ptcci nor 11-.3e:zed, and consequently are not Can - mend of Ills Mnjasty's Postmaster-General, fR ANCIS FRErI,I;.. , :G, Secretary. MONEY. 7. 71- CAS and Co. beg leave to inform h:. It r tt aad do3lrous of borrowing tem :‘ur..-.1 of maaey, that they can at all times -:a 1.41, to 2.`,C301. and upwari!-, on personal from Marriay,e Settlements, Money Livik,s, or Freehold, Copyhold, and r.rt tilt! :post liberal and honourable terms.— 'i!' Ltwas and Co. daily receive at their ..• ti, r;, St. James's, eithu• personally or by 3. Tcn years ptachase vill be given for ;r,: , 'rrt; TII:s YEAR. 1 - r 3 recpecti:2ll:- acquaints the Public, that - • o::!y 1..,:tt ry to he drawn this Year is the STATE T! ! , Y. will i tirawn on cite eeth of next October, 97nres are stlling in great variety; and as the scone ai - proved, erodier the purchase the bet "" 're: r.iy Numbert, from Ito 5000. sv . .! p. 2 r s be had gratis, at cithcr of BISTI:S . • ~ ... .:tiicc:; itl I.•:_don, _ Corn:lill, or 9, Charing Co',yl : torn im -- .lense amount (too numerous for •-• •)ccii sob',, snzn.d, and regi , ;tered, and wherePcr t_o;:mry may be surphed toe same as if present, by .c.: (Post paid) accompanied with good Eiils, r.otz• •, or Pert OEice Orders. :n ro:i , :e the Lottery BEGINS and YINT::NES MI the a!•.! timt clay will decide •" , ..*20C,000 in Prizes. SON, GOO.DLUCK, and Co. Stock c.fully acquaint the Public, that the whole of 44 . r A.'; 1. i urrERY will be drown in One Day, 4 20th I:F.X U. h l only .5,000 Numbers (from No. I to 5,01)0 hf a Numb_ r, so that the Purchaser of a • w;1 , 1 pin a Prize of A'2O,COO: ; Two Tickets of the same Number, • :-%. of _ - - - £40,000 _ Ly . i•Lrce Tielto.; of the sarrm Number, £60,000 By Four . Fickzts of the same NumbTr, - - - - £t30,000 ii ! . r.« And ail other Pri!'s :n the same Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. - of - - L'2o,t CO Z"z14 , 0 8 - - •f - 12 - - of - - Sce . etc. Scc. ITS and SHARrs att. on Sale by RWITARDSOF, 1;, and Co. Corithill, and Charing Cross, London ; s Artl And told last I hree Lotteries, Nos. 2,669, 10,197, , khr. Prim. ~ 1 .C. 20,000 ; and 7,950,1'10,000. They .1 " ( "Y ..ter ao id in Shares frizes of ;, of - of PRLS' £1 ,0 0 0 500 :.I r P Xil - Tirk r, £2l lls. £2 17 ( 1 9 (.) - FIRE at CHRIST OHURCH, OXFORD. To which is pre fized,some Account of the Fire, and the Building injured by it. --Dornus—Sentiini.hfte Alebat. MITE POCOCK!. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and by R. Bliss, Oxford. A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK. lids day was published, a new Edition, price five shillings bound, with the full allawance to schools, MIPS?. CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for English Glasses, in all Schools, Male and Female, contain ing Instruction on every us2ful atd important subject, in the cor rect and ckgant Langaage of the best Authors; arranged in Les sons for every day in the Year. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. The annual Sale of nearly Ten Thousand Copies of this incom parable School Book, andthe Avidity with which it continues to be adopted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient testi monials of its superiorpretensions, and justify an expectation that it will in due time be universally received and preferred as a finish ing Bock in the practice of Reading. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. The FIE aT CATECHISM, price 9d. e. READING EXERCISES for the JUNIOR CLASSES, fs.6d. 5. The GRAMMAR of PHILOSOPHY, St. 4. The Gsaststmt Of CHEAUSTRY,3x. bd. A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK. This day was published, price 9d. or Thfrtgen to the Dozen, with I he full allowance to Schools, rrHE FIRST CATECHISM for CHILDREN, containing common Things necessary to be known, and adapted to the capacity and curiosity of Children between Four and Ten Years of Age. jay the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. Author of the Class Book; the Reading Exercises, or Intro duction to the Class Book ; of the Grammar of Philosophy, &c. &c. _ _ Every Parent and Tutor will he instantly struck with the use fulness and importance of this new Catechism, which begins with teaching the Child to count Ten and name the Days in the Week, and prowzetd= by easy steps to the definition and explanation of all kinds of familiar and common objocts. It bears in fact, as to the business of life, and the first prim ciples of general knowledge, exactly the same relation as the Church Catechism, and the easy Catechisms of Dr, Watts, bear to the Principles of Religion and Morality. Printed for Ric onan Pii rs, No. 6, Bridge-street, London ; and to he ht d, with Cme other much approve, d Works of the same Author, of all Booksellers in Town sod Country. This day was published, 1. THE AUCTIONEERi's and APPRAISER's -A. POCKET COMPANION; or COMPLETE GUIDE, containing full Instructions to Auctioneers, Appraisers, and all others interested in Sales, with Tables and various useful intima tions. By an Eminent Auctioneer, 3.5. sewed. N. B. The above work has received the approbation, and is recommended by several Auctioneers and Collectors of Excise. 0 . Poems, Pathetic, Romantic, tire. to which is added the Casket, a Musical Entertainment, in Two Acts. By I. B. fisher, Comedian, (is. (3d. 3. The Tarantula, a satirical Work. By Cervantes Hog, F. S. M. Author of the ki:ing Sun, embellished with two hu mourous Caricatures, 2 vols. 12$. boards. 4. '1 he Towers of I.othian, or the Banks of Carron, a Romance. By lilts. Watson, 4 vols. 20s. boards. To those who love horrid and the marvellous, the above work will afford ample amusement. 5. Characters at Brighton; interspersed with Anecdotes of se land Persons of distinction resorting to that elecant place of Amusement. By a Lady of Fashion, 4 vol.. 20s. boards. 6. To the Four in Band, or Whip Club—The Barouche Driver and his Wife, a 'rale for the Haut Ton, cnntainior a va riety of interesting Anecdotes of some of the most Dashing Whips of the Day. By a Cl.arioteer, 2 vols. 145. sewed. 7. City Nobility, or a Summer at Margate and Aarrvite, voN. I ss. . _ _ London: Printtd for Holmes and Widmann, No 1:, 7ater- EOP-er--gew. A RONIATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the original invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his suc sessfve improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and std by THOMAS at.cl NY.ILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester. TW-t a3reeable perfumed Liquor is composed of highly concea• crated Vinegar, joined with the most ple asant Aromatics and effi cacious Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and salutary in Head Ach., Paintings, and in all Places of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of Justice, &c.) a., it counteracts the bad effects of heated and t'oul Air. It is also the best Antidote against the infection of all Contagious Diseases. As there are many spurious and infTior imitations, under the same and similar names, souse of which are fallaciously repre sented as improvements, the public are requested to observe, that the names of THOMAS and WiLLIAIVI HENRY, Mat thester are engraved en each stamp, and moulded in the glass of each b ottle. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, Price 4. W. (Stamp included) is sold wholesale and retail, by BAYLES And I3t'.w, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London authorised by the proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, iilver, Carnelian, Chrystal, Ste. Also, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at 2s. Cd. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. each ; them mum bcing on the stamps. PEYNA, AUGUST 1. We learn this moment- that a Severe acricial iff4s fought this morning between the corps of the Duke of Brunswick Oels and that of General Reubel ) the particulars of which have not transpired. WARSAW, JULY 44. The ceremony of homage and placing of the French eagles was performed at Lublen on the sth instant with great pomp ; a magnificent throne was erected in the hall of the Council-house, on which was placed the portrait of his Majesty the Emperor Na poleon. M. Ovidski, the President of the district of Lublen, made a spee ch us the Assembly, after-which all the Authorities here took the oath of fidelity, in the presence of General Heldouski, the successor of the War-Minister, and Commandant of both the Gal licias. The Austrian eagles were every where taken down, and the French put up in their stead. On this occasion the general shout was, "Long live the gan peror, Napoleon the Great, our Avenger and Deli verer !" Immediately after the entrance of the rash troops into Cracow, Prince Poniatouski put up the French eagles there, and administered the oath at fidelity to the public authorities there. He pebliebed a Proclamation to signity that he took possession of the city and district in the name of his Majesty the Emperor of the French and King of Italy. 'IIOS Russian General in Chief, Prince Galiczyn has stet a courier to St. Petersburgh for further ord ers. Tip people of Gallitia must maintain the Russian trees at their own expence. PRESBURGH, JULY le. In consequence of the Armistice betweenthe French and • Austrian troops, the first division of the Scion troops, which is at present annexed to the ltahatt army, entered this city on the 19th inst. in the crat ing, under the command of the French General of Division Regnier. This division, which is cominai ded by the Lieutenant-General of Division Von Zechwitz, consists of the regiments of dragoons of Prince John and Prince Clement of Saxony, and one division of hussars, as also of the royal body grena dier guards, and several battalions of Sazo* field in. fantry, which are quartered in the barracks, the•pub. lic buildings, and on the houses of the inhabitants. The next day his Imperial Highness the Viceroy of Italy, Prince Eugene, arrived with a great escort, and took up his residence in the palace of the PriMate. TURKEY, JUNE 90. According to accounts from Moldavia; the Russia* army, in conjunction with the Servian Insurgents, hal made great progress on the right. bank of the Dann* and alrea , :iy taken possession of the greater pert of Bulgaria. They find, as usual, great support fro* the Greeks. A decisive battle with the Tarkistraftur is expected near Adrianople. The Porte, according to its wend custor, hasdo. dared against' Russia a warof religiou • the' tioly green standard 'of Mahomet hailmsen-rei;ed at Cod: stantinople by the Mbfti, and allii4,l4itisaltaieli quired to take up ern* But the fall of the Active Mustapha Barracter . ; the Suppres4Oh of tissternens (soldiers exercised iii tWetutopein amok); witicli was effected ht the . niudnOnsianisiaries ; theanarchy which peen& thrOethout 'almost all the .provinces ; the rnutnal-jealousy of the•Pachas ; and other evils under -- king on it a great catastrophe.. Turkish Zaire has long groaned, ' »:. ' u ' • - ESSEX. FARMS, MILL, COTTAGES, WOODI.ANDS, &c. AT EARLS COLNE, &c. Between Halstead and Colchester. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WHITE, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, Lon don, on Monday, September 4th, 1 /109, at Twelve o'clock, In 21 Lots, VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, Land-tax redeemed, comprising several Farms, an overshot Mill, Cottages, Lands, Woods, &c.; containing about Three Huadred Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Woodlands ; let part on Lease and at Will, at old Rents, and the Woods in Hand, amounting to Three Hundred and Twenty Pounds per Annum, but capable of very considerable improve ment ; most desirably and advantageously situate in and near the pleasant Village of Earls Colne, four miles from Halstead, four front Coggeshall, nine from Braintree, ten from Colchester, and fifty-pne from London. Descriptive particulars may be had on the 14th of August, at the George, Earls Colne; George, Halstead; the Three Cups, Colchester; Saracen's Head, Chelmsford; and at the principal Inns of the surrounding Towns ; at Garraway's; of Thomas Shel ton, Esq. Solicitor, Old Bailey, London; and of Mr. White, Auctioneer, Storey's Gate, Greet George-street, Westminster. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, _ By Mr. WILLIAM BURT, At the New Inn, in Cromer, on Wednesday the 13th day of September, 1809, precisely at Twelve o'Clock, . AVERY valuable ESTATE, at Overstrand, and some adjoining Parishes , in the County of Norfolk, con sisting of the Manors of Cromer, Gunners, and Overstrand, with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances belonging thereto. The Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Overstrand, and a very good Farm House, called Overstrand Hall, with suitable Offices Barns, Stables, and other Buildings, and 340 Acres of Land (more or less), the whole (except 10 Acreo in the occupa tion of Mr. Joseph Howes under an agreement for a Lease for 14 years from Michaelmas 1809, at the very moderate rent of £270. There belong to the Manors valuable manorial rights, and the Rectory consists of a Cottage, one Acre of Glebe Land, and the Tithes of more than 40n Acres of Land. Overstrand adjoins to Cr.nner, a place of fashionable resort for rea bathing, is distant %l miles from Norwich, and ten miles from North W:.lsham, Aylsham, and Holt, and is situate in a very pleasant part of the County, abounding in Game. Mr. Howes, the tenant, will shew the Estate. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Richard Geldard, Hol born-abort, Gray's Inn; Messrs. Foster, Son, and Unthatk, So licitors, Norwich; or to Mr. Win. Forster, Solicitor, North I`jalsham, at whose Office a Map of the Estate may be seen. • Vide London Gnat , Ma cis I t rsos. THE Creditors of THOMAS CLARK, formerly B•of Penrith, in the County of Cumberland, Linen-Draper, Dealer and Chapman, who have not already received Twenty 'billings in the Pound on the amount of their Debts proved under a Commission of Bankrapt itsued against him, bearing date the 19th April, 1789, may receive the remainder of their respective Debts, by applying personally (or by letter of Attorney) at the Office of Messrs. Cresson and Di:ou, solicitors, Angel-Court, Throgmor ton-street, London, between :by hours of tea and two o'clock.