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' rer ('chi : : 0 : ::,...„... ...1 , 1 .,: a11 :7 ,... ; ..., ......" -e t -e- •/-'"`‘'.l 41* 4 ,•""- . . , S S;P: . 400„... • a•-• , 4 0 -, - 15% , • -- A-3 1 g.- ~..• -. ..- 4.4. d .., . r . .... • ,•,, IP P iii , • • _ - ..... b ..4., -111 k 1 fr- • i 1 MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1819. S r t:lq 10.119. PRICE ZIEVIIN-PEN: I. FIVE lIUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. • FORGERY. SALES BY AUC7ION. • FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 3PSTICE-ROOll, OVILDRALL, JOLT 30, 11119. WHEREAS RICHARD PRIOR, late Clerk to Messrs. Thomas Martin, Son, and Hughes, of King- CUSTOM-NOUSE. LOA - DON, August 9., 1319. FOR SALE, By Order of the the anserti34oners if his IftOesty's Customs, On TUt iDA the 10th, WcrwrADAv, the 11th, TIIIIIISDAY, the (Ibis Gazette wallies, that tie Paws /bow-7 bas.dlreeted Letttrs Patent to be issued for (tooth:* the dignity of 41arurrt to Lieutenant-Colonel Aaazasual ALLEN, of the r:ast Company's Service'; that he has appointed Mr..laitis amt., Consul fur Hanover at Gibraltar; and permitt.'d c.tr sin hot ct. Caossi, of the Seth Regiment, to accrp[ and wear the insignia of the Spanish Order of Sate Fernando. Also announces the re turn of Sir ft. GIFFORD, ati Member of Parliawnt for Eyre; or nr. R. ai. eisnEr.o, for Minsorne-1'u::; and of Sir Wit ct tit RAC, for Pittenviecm, Sze. Arc.] strait, Cheapside, Warehousemen, stands charged with felony whoever will apprehend the said Richard Prior, so that he may be convicted of the said felony, shall, upon such conviction, re ceive a reward of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS on applica tion to Messrs. Willis, Clarke, Coates, and Watson, of Warn ford -court, Throgmorton-street, Loudon, the Solicitors for the said Messrs. Martin, Son, and Hughes. The above named Richard Prior is about 35 years of age, five feet one inch in height, ana stout made ; has z large head, light brown hair, grey eyes, sallow complexion, long visage, and high forehead ; has a long body, short thighs, bow legs, and buck shins (one more so than the other); he has also a blue mark oft one of his wrists, turns in his toes in walking, and has a yery pito:War a , id auk ward gait. 12th ; and FIEDAT, the 13th instant, at One o'clock in t h e Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale-Roains, Mincing lane, • THE FOLLOWING GOODS, FOIL EXTOWATION: East India and other Foreign Prohiliiied Goods, Pictures, Prints, and FOR IFDPIR COMITSIFTION -•••• 2. :ga , 4 . ,~~~, : He had chambers at \o. ¢, Middk Tetnyl:t-lane, from whence he conveyed big portmanteau and books in a hackney-coach or chariot, On Monday, the 12th of July, between the hours of twelve and two in the afternoon, awined by a zorter. ErCHEQUER-BILL OFFICE, July 30, 1819. TO BE PAIL) OFF. Evhcquer Bills dated in the 31onths of Juan and auly, 191 s. rrIIC LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MA -1 ,115TVe T.:IE4SURY giiva directions fer paying," tvP ancinal elthe aborc-menti.oneel Eretqaor /hils, the Interest e at the Earheqiierollill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, p..dace-Yard, Ifeetnrinster, on Wednesday, the 45th day el" exerv:siece will it girem daily ( &wady* and HoNslaysisecept il ond int:Nang Saturdzy, the 21st of August. front se* q 11: minting tiil oiw in the afterielon, for the purpose of sine/ and, fir Vie greater diepoch, flit Bearers o f ,„4..: iSllf cr , ele..ind to place Me Bert in Lint frith are to at tide It'Ree 1, classing them la the eider if their respective as ax far the mew v name kin; tuneeriesZly arranges!, the principal Sniiit, and Interest dne dereos,computed fm ,, , b .. . g lit: days on which they are nespeetieidy dated, to - ,f .Itnust indusire;wlien Isi!erast-will cease W, :Mid they be acting t. s tic Agents of 'Hailers iase;l:N: in Of Bills, are prerioutrY b, procure the f such Holder,; awl Me Rearm are ess ..nd•ws. qch Llif triel their axial Signitura,rmd to t and rdiitAncr at tlre3ottoss of the List ; and thy; to oniti tim Ercheisieronill °rice for Pity- I the neSn tills,and give the It vcipt: :he a d'ohl. .f thei i f fiensaiel Mat s'inell be de:in:m.o.y' thr Principal end InPrest previous to the said ...-.l3it.:.sey may be accontinodated,on computing rho nn ;oldie's eery wiz:4 to be paid, and leaving the said toe -aa,Lnr rior de.droic: of having new Exchequer Bits in 1 3 N:intent Peincipil, upon markiwg new Bills, eie amount at the bottom y their Lists, dedivredon .lUstut, maybe accommodnted with nese Bills, or Order, tarrying an In. by the Day, on rxry 04C Ile. mired Pomade, !war d.:te Me said 35th day of August, and fr with the Interest due in respect if Me Bills ,egel., ow Thursday, die 26th day of August, er ii .$ to be lanai in Ex..lion,y and mode payable or .2., ..!..r,as ainnenzentkmc.i, may :JC Lither .:.);,:rt,sr be paid to Me B.:arer if titfrank shaEl L'i!:s dated prior to Junc, 1018, how :I d: • LATIN CLA.SICS. Just published. aa I I. of ale DELPHIN AND t ;:i UM CLASSICS; to bo . Edited and ;. VAL. d S. lam Fellow of Paul% CO. t Sebsrai.)tion, large and small, 207. to r.'abscriliars, at.. each Part. Large ra :isist :LocillF allow, d, item the 6th of February, Abr.4l4l,.ind Fifteen Months for Ir.dia, to Subscribe i nize,lBs. Subscriber.• always pay the &lice at ,malty :zs will be adopted, and norefu!ly collated with ..ve the present numerous faults in the references. will be to the Book and Chapter, and not to the I means the same Index will apply to all other LiSsrerio ;Yoe* from the Bipont Editions. eses -esent time, will be added to each Anthor.—Tbbs rated, as It were, the Dllinfl3/, the &POST, And Erunnss. •aced head wii; be given of such Authors as can be t authentic sturces.—The Mars and the various 'ooa.Curs will be inserted. stain €7tl pages, printed uniformly, in Octavo. ill be raised to New Subscribers, is the Work whole will make about 120 to 130 Parts— ? printed annually, to be paid for on delivery.— ;sin number of Copies are printed, the Work nr subscribed by separate Authors. Gentlemen have not yet sent their names as Sub. 'se supposition that the Work will -hereafter be at a kreer price, sir. Valpy begs to state that a . only are printed for sale in order to prevent the such depreciation. Parts +II. and VIII. will be eptember. received by Mr. Valpy, Took's-court, London, sttd to give a reference in 3'.4sen, where the Puts !red, and the Subscriptions Fuld. 'II. and VIII. of Smarms Gar.zx Tursaratrs, sed.--Took'stourt, July £4, 1819. cuninem paging nostra sapit. Our page relates to on.a.—Mardal. asked, price U. in boards, Tenth Edition, 11S of LIFE; a Non-Medical Common indirrreSons arising from Human Pratll, to firer, Symptoms, and baneful effects of taws Ve, ihea, Istt-icture, Seminal Weakness, Ste. are folly in 11. contains some remarks on certain Female particular Sterility; Part HI. embraces Prat:O lson Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, tcc.; in Part .s or Casa illustrative of tirs preceding subjects, n in a familiar manner, and the whole addressod nd Maturity of both.Sests. • GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgtons. 4.: hire:v. Nature 'wads erre &edit, si quit cognoverit !acts to all the fund.of bliss supplies, application marks the wise. I at N 41.20, raternoster-row ; 6s, Pall-Mall; SO, v., Oetrard•street, Soho; 32, Fleet otriet I 174, . ; 98, Cheapside, London ; and at all Bookedirrs. no.it G..ss and Co arc to be consul:4:d, as usual, every day, wine; and Patients in the country are requested to di raith:tuly the case,.sw closing a rendtrance foe tadvion Pad :'Zcite, which can be forwarded to any part of the wand. Grs and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, 13, Douse/to-strict; !Wt . London. TUE APERIENT SODAIC POWDER& ;HS new and elegant Preparation possesses the aileantine of instantly producing the best Soo* Wanes, l :l aracir.g at the same time a mild aperient, relieving Reartboine .r. S7:l'cl, Acidity on the Stomach, &c. It is recommendelti whose Stomach, from weakness or other causes reject 3:4ll:tad Cheltenham Salts, &c. the n 4l2 atissis taste ei 141 " ns many from using them. These P.oyders possess All Use properties. of those Salts, in their operation are istualk Citations, and, being perfectly Lately's; they :nay be via to Children, as wen as Adults. who cannot takes Sslioe 7tf...:v: in any other form. ;The Powders, taken after too free to the lusuries of the table, particuhrly after too ec..v 41e, the common disagreeable effects are altogether svpide4 • warn) clinuvEs. tiLy will be • found diffusively beneficial, as cc cot ryct digurder,tl Bile, with6ur debilitating the Steanich. bold by the Proprietors, It. Butler and Komi, I;6er/eject:l ~ ggista, N o , 4, Cheapsid.., coccus of Sc., Paul's, London; a 7,4, So.ckville-street, Dublin ; and, for them, biall the MO; 41 Booksellers, Druggists, ant Medicine youts*, 4 1 101400 w Kingdom. In Bones, at Se. 6d. each. - • 11 , K. In order to prevent the substkution of spurious knits as of these Powders, a PoLoirnile of the Proprietors' sip*. :‘ 4 engraved in the label which is affixed CO each Boa. Voir. t: I !;.:;' Plattt,•S • , • • ' • 21i: . „ '• • • • I • •• •t‘ ' • Y. .1 VA I pres,rt LO:Vt•o;:.i :nett :• kst I ;,torn ;e.,: w Re,by 'rite exit° the pre riSr incorpora tlel'aaisrest !ph! arm FXli7fil from Lar:-:;:r. Woos but oill cent The Price evil Tae rake will he II only a cert; omot be sold nr As magy Gee ethers, on the shred for sale a sey few copies pallidity of sun, leltrered in Sep' Names are r ahi r is request , my be delirerm 1. „• Nos. VII re publishe for Ois Just yibl THE &CS: • tary on chi INA the C. 111,4 Canoriis. derelr.ped ; P ar Ceplaints, in tl Observation: 1 7 . a Series tllairhg thorn tithe Ycuth an By Ruche entrihuse lira' frugal 3 hrd ; xot•Nrret ; Lt ILL.: s. Goss Louse; raiuLtuly whi. Gell and Cu t. London. TIIE riilS nev LL advantn t l: . .oracingatt L. Nausea, .roic whose and Ch stets many L prop and Inca ta to Chthb in an • ten :(:epee renrna • s ze-: cot rect di add by the t; . -raists, Nu ) t . .S:ckv t:ral Bookselic • Yingdom. B. In or t's of these le is engrami COMPANION FOR EMIORATORS. • This day was rt bilsb;d7Price 6d. 017IDE to the CAPE of GOOD, HOPE, des ' ct ibieglts Clim a te, Soil, Productions, &c. and the valuable Exportable Articles with which the Colony abounds ; an 41- tease of the Resources of the Cape ; Remarks on the Nec essity and Advantages of Emigration; and every necessary informa tion &wallow persons wjto intend becoming Settlers. Sold by Smeeton, St. Martin's-lane, Charing -pool. • . - • SALES BY AUCTION. worrnWiirmesni nor, Between NOTTINGHAM, DERBY, sad MANSFIELD. MANOR, Capital MANSION, PERCES, WOOD LANDS, COTTAGES, And the Valuable MINE of COAL under the Eatite. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, CornMll, on THUItiIDAY, August 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots, • HE very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES.-- L Lot I comprises the MANOR of NUTTAT.L TEM PLE and NUTTALL, in the County of NOTTINGHAM, Liegant i)IANSION, erected in the Italian Stile, finished IR the most costly manner, with materiels of the first description, planned with Suits of spacious Apartments, elitantfy fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first .IXstinction (Late the Residenct of the Eight Hon. Lord VERNON,) Bcautifully situated on a fine Lawn storing to an extensive Lake of clear Water, nearly Sixteen Acres, stored with Fish, and i surrounded by the finest Forest Trees, Etasure Grounds, &c. commanding a singularly fine, extensive, and picturesque Scenery, over a vast extent of Country, beautifully diversified,.in the Parish of. Nuttall, within Five Miles of Nottingham. and a short distance from Dcfoy and Mansfield, with an excellent and very complete Range of Domestic Offices, 13ath, &c.; capital detached (Aces, Coach-houses, and St.tbles for Twenty Horses, an excellent and productive Kitchen Garden, of nearly Three Acres, walled round, and clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees, fully stocked, cropped; and planted; Hot-houses, Plnerles, Melon-pits, &c. io• excellent condition; Farm-houses Yard, Barn, Stable, Granary, Slaughter-house, Carpenter's-shop, Black smith's Forge, Dog-kennell, and sundry Cottages, and nearly . FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES Of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and thriving Wood Land, in a Ring Fence, tavided by Quick Fences; and the Vabsable 141ne of Coal under t►e ptiesigel 'art at tilt Las* nnkiirs Jim io n prior quality to any in the neighbourhood. The Estate abounds with Game, and is in the diettaky se veral packs of Hounds, and a vary eligible property for the Re sidence of a Gentleman. Lot 2. An ELIGIBLE ESTATE, comprising a whit-tidal Brick-built, well-planned FARM-HOUSE, pleasantly sitsmted near Lot 1, convertible, at a very trifling expense, into a desi rable Cottage Residence, with an excellent Garden, Barn, Stable, Cow-house, Piggery, dcc. and SEVENTY ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in the occupation of Mr. Scans spa% , Tenant from year to year. Lot b. A very desirable COTTAGE, situate adjoining the last Lot, at the entrance of the Estate, comprising a brick-built Cottage, with capital productive Garden and a Piece of Mea dow Land, in the occupation of Mr. SAstext. Srarcerox. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Premises; of henry Percy, Esq. Solicitor, Nottingham ; of Mr. Brown, Surveyor, Pilchergate ; and at dr.: Blackmoor's Head there; the King's Head, Derby ; Swan, Mansfield ; Inn at Alfreton ; Saracen's Head, Newark ; George, Grantham; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitor, treat Marlborough-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Vl,rwick-street, Golden-square, London; where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. DERBYSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lets, at the King's Head Inn, in Derby, on Monnse, the 16th day of August next, and the following day, if nut dis posed of on the iGth. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con sitting of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sundry Farms, containing upwards of NINE HUNDRKD ACRES, let to Tenants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythes of Hay and Corn, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby. on the turnpike and snail-coach toad from Deiby to Chesterfield. For further particulars apply to Mr. Corson, Derby; Mr, Robert 11-strey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichfield ; -Ind Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sale. HANTS, between STOCKBRIDGE and I:011SE y. MANOR of BOSSINGTON, abounding with Game. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATFS, And LEASEHOLD under the Crown. The whole near EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES. • Rich Water-Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land; EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, WATER CORN-MILL and TROUT FISHERY. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Clsange-Alley, Corolla!, on WEDNESDAY, August 11, at Twelve o'Clack, in One Lot, TEIE Valuable and Desirable FREEIIOLD ESTATE, comprising the entire Hamlet of lIOSSINGTON, the Manor, and Bossington House, seated en a Lawn, with an Ave nee in front of fine Trees. The House Contains an Entrance hail, Library, Dining-parlour, large Drawing-room, Store-rooms,. &c. seven good Bed-chambers, Offices of all descriptions, Gar dens, (lot-house, Green-house, Pleasure-ground, and Planta tions; Fish-ponds. Yards, and Buildings; sundry Inelosurco of rich Water, Meadow, Pon ' y-. and Arabia Laud, about ONEHWNDRED AN D FOURTEEN ACRES, in possession of Charles Henry 'Rich, Esq. whose Term expires st Michaelmas next. Ecrosington is distant even piles from Ramsey, 19 from Southampton and Srlisbory, and vine frotnt Wil,chestee. BOSSIN GTON FARM, adjoining, with a good House, and all requisite Out-buildings, and ibnloaures of rich Water-Mea der'', Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; contains FIVE HUNDRED AND -EIGHT ACRES. Also l a LEAS4HOLD ESTATE, hell under the Crowp,! ieontaitung about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGIIT ACRES of Meadow, Arable, and Wood I.and ; the whole on Low to Mr. Thomas Webb, which expires at Michaelmas, 11043. HOUGHTON WATER CORN MILL, Ihvelling-noun, Garden, and about Nine Acres of Mea?ow Land, pan on, Lease, ;od_part held from Year to Year, In possession of igenrs. Fard andillutchins, whose Terin expires, Michaelmas; 1623: ' The Estate aSioundi With Game, and U most eligible for a Qnstictnan tend of Field Sports; the River I,list.runs slum*. the E s tate, stored with fine Trout and istfiti Fish, sod welling!. k served. The whole of Land in Bossingion belongs to the Voldor, which maintainslts own Poor, the Rates very low.-- Tne Lands are, all ina good state of Cultivation. and Biaildiop lis May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, For Par apOy to Mr. Webb, Boningrn Form; John Wlst WOugitiani Mitiii6..llanian *lf TYrintei; .11ciariey)White Fut, fialfiblin; au, Aadt'ver,„; PPlPJaisis Si s telt ° ; h j start. Winchester • Fountain, aortimouth ; ate _ Bush, Biiitor; Chickens,l3iiittrigliiuni Tobias Whine, and.Aine, Essex-street, Strand; at Garraway's; , and of *. Robins, Warwrick.street, Goltte•-square, Largest. Foreign Spirits, Whiskey, Wine, Mansues, China, Tea, Cot , te, Chocolate, Surat, and other Croeery; Tamarinds, Sisccades. grioadleals, Drugs, Tobacco, Filtering Stones, Canvas, filtrated 4lkalt, Muslin, Shawls Lace, Watches and other Jeweller, I'l - jots, Pictures, Rough Amethysts anal Topazes, Deals, Mahogany, Rose Wood, Boats, Stone, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue, clear of all Duties. The 'Tobacco and Snuff in Lots 7.16 to 573, to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks; the Deals, Mahogany, Rosewood, 'boats, and Stone, at the Tobacco Ground, Bother. bithe ; and all the other Gooe at the King's Warehouse Cua torn.bouse, and or Qlob e -y ar d, and Linghatn's Ware houses, Lower Thames -street; on Thursday tte sth, Frilay the 6th, Saturday.the ?th, sod Monday the ith inst. from Tea O'Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. N.B. Goads bought at this Sale mast be paid for at the Re ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures ()Mee, Casson-ILr.se, on or before Tacaday, the 3l st instant, or the Deposits made thereon will absolutely become fox kiied. Catalogues to be had r. the lanesWarebouse,Custorn.House, on Wednesday the 4th instant, price Coo Sluing each. CUSTO:II4IOUSE, NEWHAVEN. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, On WEDNIIIIIIAT, th; 18th of lingua, 18,19, a kin= ID the Forenoon, se this Office, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, °VIZ. to* DZALIRS AIM OTIV;IM : About Sixty-one Gallons of GENEVA, Seventy Gallons of DROWN ERANtIt TOI: PRII A rz use, About One Bundr:d and Fifty Gallons of BRANDY, One Hundred and Fifty-;even Gallons' of GENEVA. The above Goods will not be sold for a fiss sum than the amount of the Import Duties, and may be inspected on the dry preceding and on the Morning of tozian of sale. A Deposit of .£l:5 per CAL:will be required. H. (JAMISON, Collector. July the 25th, 1819. J. B. STONE, Comptroller. VALUABLE and nEAUTIFyI. ESTATE, and Extensive • - ST(111E, QUARRIES, is PERTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the House of A LEX ANDIII Aloaazu, Vintner in Dundre FIWIAT the 3cl day of September next,' at One &Mei in the Afternoon, if not previously disposed of by Private Bargain, - - triHE ESTATE of MYLNEFIELD, with the A. SALMON FISHINGS, and the STONE QUARRIES belonging thereto, lying in the Parish of Longfcrgan and County 'of Perth. This Ustate is most beautifully situate on the banks of the River Tay. in the east end of the Cat - se of Gowsie, abort three miles from Dundee and seventeen miles from Perth, the Turnpike Road between these Totvns passing through the. Es tate. This Property consists of about Seven Hundred and Seven Scotch Acres, according to an accurate measurement, the greater part of which is of very superior soil; a considerable portion of the Grounds is in the occupation of the Proprietor, and the rc maineler is held under Leases, which expire in two and four years after the present crop. A run of Water, driving machinery, passes through part of the Fetate, and a Harbour, with extensive Piers, has beets erected for the use of the Quarry, which affords the accommodation of landing coal, lime, and other ankles, and.of shipping the pro duce of the estate. A considerable revenue may be derived from the harbour as a shipping station (or grain, and other articles. There is a good Mansion-house on the Estate, with tuitahle Offices. A Garden, with an excellent Wall, and containing Hot houses and Melon Firs; was made a few years ago, and is now in high order. The grounds around the Mansion-house are embel lished with Belts and Clumps of Planting, all which, together with the whole Wood on the Estate, arc in the most thriving condition. In short, this is one Of the most beautiful residences in the fine district of country in which it is situate. • The Stone Quarries of Mylnefield, or Ringoodie, arc exten sive, and extremely valuable. These Quarries are known 10 London by the name of the " Dundee. Stone Quarries," and for many years past very large quatifities of stone have been sent to London, for the London Bridged West Italia and other Docks, Woolwich, etc. The demand for the home market is very great. A considerable part of the Estate Is held of the Crown, and affords a Freehold Sluslification in the county of Perth. The public burdens are moderato, and the title-deeds are perfectly clear and unexceptionable. Entry can be given at any time most agreeable to a purchaser, and, it' desired, a considerable part of the price will be allowed to remaia, onthe security of the Estate, for su:h period as may be agreed on. If .the. Estate it not sold in coltish, it will be disposed of in the following Lots, viz. Lot Ist, That PART of the ESTATE which Be. 'between the Lauds of Gray 'and the Turnpike Road, measuring about 129 Scots Acres; but exceptin. the )fill-dam sod a small strip cf Ground adjoining thereto. Loud, The MILLS and LANDS of BULLION, with the aad small strip of Ground ou the North side thereif, and Ground tying aloes the Murb aide of the Tnrn pike Road, from the March with the Lands of Bullion, belong,. ine to Mr. Wedderbnro t to the. Tell bar of (livers w rie. TLi Piece of GroUnd consisfi of about Twelve Acres, and having 'the ciirannand of water, is particularly swell adaptcci fur_ the' erection of machinery. Lot Sd,"The FARMS of EASTER and WESTER PIL MORES, as the same will be marked off trim the rest of the estate of *y1054114 on the eat* boutadary, with the pmts. Park lying belsecen the same and the Turnpike road. This Lot con.: • • of upwards of 220 acre, of superior foil, and a condeletable :ken of It *very rich in clay land. 'Lot 4th villa coinpkehend the Remainder of the ESTATE of ' Y.LMERIBLD. caseating of about 342 acres of the very best quality of.laands with thelgaosion Hoese. Garden, and Salmon' Fithings, irid win be sold either with or wirh'out the Stone4Luar ries, as a.purehasee may incline. .kidic i gion may, be s made to, Ale ender Pearson,. W.S. tette. Omit" Murgls ; or to Alexander Christie, Writer in Doodee, whir ere in possession of Plans of die Rotate, and either of whom wileeive evereittformation which may be required. The bends will be shewn by Mr. Allatii at Melnefield-quarry. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JULY SO, 1819. lat Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet Edward Kent Leopold Bayard,.frena half-pay of the 3d Diagoon Guards, to be Cor net and Sub-Lieutenant, vice Theodore Walsh, ;via exchalsges{ receiving the difference. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Joan Hunter, from half-pay of the Gth Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice George Ste venson, who exchanges. 18th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Captain &andish O'Grady, from half-pay of the 7th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Troop, vice Christopher Blacken, who exchanges, receiving only the difference between tiox feht-pay cf Cavalry and the ' full-pay of Infantry. - 4th Regimanst of Foot—..Lieutensuit Frederick Philips Robin /di, from the 59th Four, to be ,Lieutenant, vies Aistatert, who es/changes. h 19th Ditto--Lfeutdant-Coleqd Matthew Stewart, from fait pay of the 103 d l'uot, to be - Licutensnt-Coinnek'vici 7'l* yen, appointed an Inspecting Fleld-Officer of natio let ihe lonian Islands. 16th Ditto—Captain Henry Cements, from half-pay of the 71* Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice John GatiWey, Nhd exchanges, receiving the diff-rence. 19th Ditto--Gentlenian Cadet Edward C. Mathias; from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign without purchase, vise Lewis, appointed to th e let C e yl on Regiment. 119th Ditto—Lieutenant William Gilbert, from ba}f-pay of the . 66th Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Vale, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 35th Ditto—Ensign Henry W. B. Nixon tobe Lieutenant s with out purchase, vice Eustace, deceased. ' 43d Ditto—Li eutenant Jobb Inlay, from half-pay of the Vats• meat, to be Lieutenant, vice Thom* Lahr, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 47th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet George Rookie, from the Royal Military College, to be Losipth Without purchase, vice Lot.. troll, promoted. 55th Ditto—Lieutenant James Ralston, from half-pay of the 64th Foot, to be Lieut e n a nt, vies, Edward Henry Adams, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 58. h Ditto--Liesoenant Asians Bevethoudt, from half pay of the 63d. Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Aleock, who ex changes, receiving the difference, 59th Ditto—Lieutenant William 31`Disnald Matthews, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robinson, who exchanges. 65th Ditto—To be Ensigns, without purchase—Gentleman Ca. det William S. Wood, from the Royal Military College, vice Newhouse, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet George AL Bowen, from the Royal 31ilitary College, vice Lynd.prnmoted. 73d Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Wright to be Captain of a Cosh. pany, without purchase, vies Cleabohne, 4:ceased ; Ensign William Henry Butler to be Lieutenant, vice Wright. To be Resigns, without purchase—James Coati*, Gent. vies Butler; Gentleman Cadet Patrick O'Briez, :rota the Royal Military College, vice Trydell, deceased. 75th Ditto--Lientenant Samuel Walter Lacy, from balf-pay of the 824 Fbot, to bs lieutenant, vice George Robert Mouna tain, who exchanges receiving the d ef erence, 83eDitto--Ensign Edward Nihell to be Lieutenant, .without purchase, vice Trydell, promoted in the 2d Ce)ion lley:nlect . Gentleman Cadet Frederick Smith, frouithe Royal IVliii:ary College, to be Ensign, vice Nibell. 84th Ditt o —Captain Edward Nichol to be Major, by purchase, „ vieljelltrirter,reho retire.; .Ideuterianfiliehard. Cesare to bo captain of a Company, by pur....ase, vies Nichol; Basign Thomas Frederick tube Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Guise; . 'Hon. Charles Boyle, to be Panign, by purchase, vice tl - etied k. 86th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet James M'lntyre, from tha-Royal Military College to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hol land, promoted. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Berkeley, front half-pay of .the 2d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Campbell, who ex changes. RIDe Brigade—First Lieutenant Orlando Felix, from hall'-pay of the Regiment, to be First lieutenant, vice Mary Liewety who exchanges, receiving the ciTTerente. let CeyloallegiMent—Captain George Stace, from half-pay of the 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Pad Secluno, who exchanges. T 6 be Second Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign John Henry Lewis, from the 19th Foot, vice Henderson, deceased; John Page, Gent. vice Newman, deceased. ed Ditto—Lieutenant B. Trylell, from the 85d Foot, M be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Smith, deceased ; Second Lioutar-nt 11. W. Smith to be First Lieutenant, whiz out purchase, vice Gill, deceased; Gentleman Cadet Cosby Warburton, from the Royal Aiiiittry College, to be Second Lidifenant, without purchase, vice Smith. ' rare. . Colonel Robert Travers from the 10th Foce, to he In s p ect i ng risld Officer of Mili tia in the United States of the lonia Islands vice James Maitland, who retires up on h ilf-pay of the. lad Foot. M:tcalfe, Gent: to be a Barrack Master to the - FogetSs, vice Gavin Ralston, deems:ll. Deptlty inspector of llospirals James Strachen, from halfpay, to be Dt puty- Inspector of 'Hospitals, vice Husou . fligger, wise retires upon holf-pay. John Chambers, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces. _ . DANKRUPTCi SUPERSEDED. Thomas * Goode, hte of tlfluctdey, Leiceotorshlre, boater. Samuel Younz, Manchester, cotiop-Opiaen 13:INKRUrr& Jos'aua (I!onces:eralslie, meahnark to Sur render August 12,-14, and &ptember 11, at twelve, as the Commercial Rooms, Bristol Attomies, Mr. Burruot, King's Bench-walks, Temple; or Mr. Haling, Chipping-Sudbury, GiJuest•rshiro. Su lan Mflcr, ratsworth, Southampton, rope and s4iLenaker, August 7, 14, a•xl Septeniber 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, - London. Atta r -ales, Messrs. Stratton and Allport, 41, Shore ditch. Harry Rabin .Phb7, late of . Midge-rove, Cannon-street, cop. per-plate and letter.pressprititer, August 7, 17, and Septem ber 11, at T welve , at G4i4lball. Attorney, Mr. D 4 ls o u 4 Unlon-street,"l3is l aopsg7 4 :.e-stice. Henry Par*, Tadcaster, Ynekshlre, butcher, August 6, at site, 7 -and-September /1, at sievma r the Angel Inn, Tadcaster. .;cturaies, 3lesirca. , Plitscranillsudlose. Ilolborit • Wiriarn Bsoondell, senior and ruder, Lite of Walsionh, bri:kleyers, Aug4t l o 14, and Segtynlher U, at eleven, a; ca'4,1 1 ,,,a An ora k s , semi ; Quallea and Hancock, Pros. peste•rove Dash-head: Jahn Hartley, .lace Re4gate4ogrt, allnorics, meilsolt 4 August 7, 14, Septeniher 11, at twelve, at Guildhalh Anomie', hieses. Ilur4 and Johnson, liing's Bench-v. 411% "envie. . Arebibald Abchurch-thee, merchant, August 7, 91; at twelve ' and . liiitensbet 11; 'at ode, at Csildliall. Actor- Dies. 4lessr , .Tointinsoas„Thamson, and Llak tv, Coo halivogn. - - eIiatTIFICATeS--A13166 2t. • G. Tadrnan, New lient.tobi, etraw-hiluntannfacturew. Browse and :.r.. newt, IVtiotiitreet, Cheanekle, woos.. houserni3:: P. C. K. RoueOm, City-road, corn-dealer. J. Me. ley, Shelton, Staffordshire, 17ofter, Co'oPer; Wehataiiikklo Thames, brewer. G. IKaerabastOonlipe . 4, X d on, al J. I..ind . e, Tokenhouie-yarti, raerchan_t. 'trete,' printer. J. FAvbank; Little Nkebailiira bottle-merchant. W. 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