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NOMMEINIIIMINIMMIIMMNIMMINI $ • GAtiER-AL ORbERS. * At.a General Court Martial held it Weeleyoce the ~). 1 a..ci unientued by adjournments to a•e `t , l of A imitst foliowir.g, Captain George John Ifaililay, of the I OthreFiment of foot, was arraigned pon the following Charges, viz. Ist Charge.—" For unofficer like conduct in preferring charges ...ant and Adjutant spike, and Lieutenant and Act • Lag Quarter Master Simpson, of the said tenth regiment of (no., to Lieutenant Colonel Newman, then being the Commanding- OMe• rof the same regiment, on or about the 18th June, 1808, Whilli l charges were malicious, vexatious, and groundless." 2d Charge.—". For conduct highly unbecoming the character of an. officer in preferring complaints against Lieutenant Colonel Newman, he. Con n angling Officer, to Lieutenant General Lord Charles Fitxrit in the month of June, 1808, without a ll owing the same to be forw arded through the regularchannel, although Lien , tenant Colonel Newman had offered to forward any complaints t , rl, ey might have to make against him or any other Officers of the regi meat, being highly prejudicial to good order and military discipline." ad Charge.--0 For personal disrespect to Lieutenant Colonel Newman, his Commanding officer, on the Parade at 11'reley bar racks, on oaturday 2.1 July, 1808, in presuming to interfere with the duties of Lieutenant Colonel Newman, then Commanding Officer of the regbnent,and for making use of very ungentlemanly and naraent expresdons to Lieutenant Colonel Newman, and also applicable to him and Lieutenant Simpson of the 10th regi ment, on having been informed that Lieutenant Simpson sra., then ac log 1.. obedience to the orders which he had received from Lieutenant Colonel Newman, he, Captain H . :O lay, having made use of the following.expreadons in answer to an observa tion of Lieutenant Colonel Newman. ' It is of no consequence, birds 91a feather flock together." 4th rharg. —" For disgraceful conduct unbecoming the cha racter of an Officer and a Gentleman, In making use of disrespect ful Leni.c..g, lgennat the officers of the regiment in front of the seas room. on (mahout the 15th or 14th of May, 1808, by saying. that ' he would be damned if row he was concerned with such 'a rascally set in his life,' meaning the Officers of the said tenth re gie nem?' sth Charge.-...“ For quitting the Parade en the morning of the llth June, 1808, without leave, and refuting to return, when or de red so to do by Major Short, the then Commanding Officer of the Parade, and disgracefully sending a direct falsehood by the &leant Major of the regiment, in desiring him to tell Nlajor Sion that be, Captain Hallilay, was gone away, when in point of fact he was not." Upon which Charges the Court came to the fol lowing decision : The Court having well and maturely considered the evidence adduced in supportof the Charges against the prisoner, .as well as the observations and state ment made by him by way of defence, is of opinion,] that the prisoner, Captain Hallilay, is Nor Guilty of the offence contained in the first Charge ; but that he is Guilty of having preferred Charges against Lieutenant and Adjutant Spike, and Lieutenant and acting Quarter-Master Simpson, to Lieutenant-Colo nel Newman, the Prosecutor, unbecoming an Ofcer to prefer, although the Court feels itself bound to say, that it does not appear to it, that the motives which induced the prisoner to prefer such Charges, were other moliciotu or vexatious. The Court is of opinion, that the Prisoner is Guilty of the second Charge. That he is Not Guilty of dm first part of the third' Charge, but that he is Guilty of having behaved with personal disrespect to Lieutenant. Colonel Newma , the Prosecutor, his Commanding Officer, in having made use of improper expressions before him, although it dues not appear to the Court, that such expressions were intended by the Prisoner to apply to him, Lieu tenant-Colonel Newman. - . commaad of the set4ad battalion of the lath R. pleat, and that he will be immediately removed from ; and, as it appears upon 'the Proceedings, and ' which has been fully noticed in the opinion of the Court, that the Officers of the second Battalion of the 10th Regiment, who composed the Mess of that Battalion at the time the Sentence of the late Court- Martial on Captain Hallilay was officially communi cated to him, did not give that attention to the mer ciful consideration which his Majesty was graciously pleased to extend towards the prisoner, by reinstating hm as a Member of the Mess, which, after such par don from his Majesty', it was their duty to have done, and by their neglect of such duty they not only did not manifest a due sense of respect towards his Ma jesty's clemency shewn to the prisoner, but they ap peared to cherish, by such conduct, a disposition de trimental to the prisoner's professional reputation,and tending to subvert that harmony which it ought to have been their object to have preserved ; his Ma jesty was *refine pleased to command, that it should be intimated to those Officers, that their pro motion should for the present be suspended. His Majesty has been further pleased to command, that it may be intimated to Captain Hallilay, that his having been twice tried by a General Court Mar tial, by the first of which he was sentenced to be ca shiered, and by the second to be suspended from Rank and Pay for three Months, his Majesty does not con sider him a fit person to remain any longer in the 10th Regiment, and that he will be immediately re moved from it. • His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief is pleased to direct, that the foregoing Charges, toge ther with the Opinion and Sentence of the Court, . and his Majesty's pleasure theteon, shall be read at the head of every Regiment, and entered in the Re gimental Otderly Books. i • By Order of his Royal Highness the Cnn mander in Chief, (Signed) IiARRi CALVERT, • Adjutant-Genersl of the Forces. • Dated Horse-Guards, Sept. 14, 1808. The Court is further of opinion, that the Prisoner s Not Guilty of the fourth Charge, and the Court doth therefore acquit him thereof. With respect to the fifth Charge, it appears to the Court, that the Prisoner has already been severely punished, by having been put into, and kept in ar rest, for the offence stated and alledged against him in that Charge, and by having been severely repri manded in orders, and afterwards released from ar rest, and therefore the Court considers that that Charge ought not to have been preferred by Lieutenant-Colo- I nel Newman, the Prosecutor, against the Prisoner, and it has therefore declined to proceed upon the in vestigation of it. For the offences of which the Court hath so found the prisoner to be Guilty, it cloth adjudge, that he, the prisoner, shall be .rusprnded from Rank and Pas for the *ace of Three Months. Having thus performed a very. unpleasant part of its duty, with respect to the prisoner, the Court con-' riders itself compelled to turn its attention to the con duct of those Officers of the second battalion of the 10th Regiment, who composed Are Mess of that Bat talion at the time the Sentence of the late Court Mar tial on the prisoner was officially communicated to h m, and who refused to readmit the prisoner as a Member of their Mess, ,after it had come to their inowiedge that his Majesty had been graciously pleased to extend his forgiveness to the prisoner, and to.reinstate him in his rank as a Captain in the 10th Regiment. The Court has felt great concern at the inattention of those Officers to the merciful consider ation, which his Majesty was pleased to shew towards the prisoner, not having been by any means satisfied with the reason which was attempted to he given for the v.:solution to which those Officers came; for the Co .rt considers that it was the duty of those O ffi - curs, if they had .any Charges against the prisoner for ungentletnanlike conduct, whilst he was so Under lOWA and awaiting the publication of the Sentence of the late-Court Martial, to have submitted them to the Commanding Officer of the Battalion, , for the purpose of their being laid before the Gene ral Officer command;n • the Dibtriet, as saws as the offences, on which so h C arges could be found, came to their knowledge. The Court is concerned to be obliged to notice the conduct of Lieutenant-Colonel Newman, the Prose cutor, in having confirmed an improper arrest of Lieutenants Spike and Simpson, and at the same time continued to associate with those Officers. and to ' permit them to dine at the Mess whilst so under ar - rest : and also in having, on the present occasion, preferred the fifth chane against the prisoner, when be, Lieutenant-Colonel Newman, must have been con scious, that be had before punished the prisoner for the offence in such Charge alleged against him, by a public censure and admonition inserted in the Orders.] of the Battalion. _ His Majesty has been pleased to.approve and con firm the finding and Sentence of the Court ; but from, various circumstances of the conduct of the Prosecu tor, Lieutenant-Colonel Newman, As they appear upon the Proceedings, and as they have been noticed: by the Court, his Majesty has commanded, that it should be intimated to the Lieutenant-Colonel, that lm does not consider him a fit person to have the POLICE. MARLHOROtIGR•STREET.-Yesterday, a man of the name of Bembridge, who has been stated to have been Uetected with a box and other articles, passing through Berner's-street, and which turned out to belong to Susannah Pritchard, a servant at Salter's Coffee-house under the Piazzas, underwent a second examination. The prosecutrix stated, that die left the box in the bar, during the alarm of fire at Covent Garden. 1 heave, whilst she was attending to her master's cLildren. A person was seen to leave the house with tie box and a bundle, but he was not suspected until he had escaped. The box contained various articles, besides apparel, amongst which 'was the likeness of the prosecutrix in miniature, which' she was enabled positively to swear to. The prisoner was fully com mitted for trial, and the parties bound over to pro secute. - - , _ INSPECTOR'S altuiug AT OXBRIDGE, Soft. *l. Wiest per load • SOL Os. to S3L Os. Darfrels Pei' Vatter 435. —L to 475. —4. Oats 495. —L to 475. —4. Old Beasts 6ss. —d. to eills. —4 Peas 555. --d. to Stts. —4. PRICE or HOPS. SAGS. Matta). Kent 31. 10s. to 41. Os. Kent 31. 14$. to 41. ISs Suter 31. Ss. to sL ISs. Sussex ' 31. 55. to 41. Os asses SI. Ss. to sL 15s. Farnham M. 00s. to a 100 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags, Kent 31. 10s. to 41. Ss. I Pockets. (Susses) East Kent 41. ss. to 4L 15s. I SI. Os. to SI. VW PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. ;AXISS. WKITZCHAPIL• Hay 51. Os. to 61. 10s. Hay 41. ins. to 11. IS. Straw 11. 16s. to 21. 2s. Clover 61. 61. to 71. 7s Straw 1L 14s. to 21. 2s PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 6L 61. to. 61. 10s. Clover 71. Os to 71. 10s. New ditto 51. ss. to 6L Os. New do. 51. 10s to 71. Os Straw IL Is. to 21. Os. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Stet:wall 22. To s:nk the OKA per stone of 811?. Beef Ss. ltd. to 4s. ad. Veal 4a. Od. to 6s. 44 Mutton 41. Oti. to Is. 4d. Pork Si. Od. to es. 44 lamb it Ed to Es ed. UZAO Or CAtTLZ TIM ' , AT. Beasts, about 800—Sheep, 'l,OOO. alves, 300—Pigs, 300. NEWCIATE AND LEAI)ENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef- 3s. Od. to is. Od. Veal Ss. ad. to do. (d Mutton Si. 4d. to is. ed. Pork ss. Od. to Gs. I.d Lamb 3. 4d to 5s 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LRADENHALL MARKET. Butts Sod. 224. Cali *km* 265. SO Ditto 24d. 24d. Ditto -s:ts. stns Merchants' Racks ivd. 20d. Ditto 325. 96a Dressing Hides 174. 121 Small Seals Ss. 24. 34. 4.4 Fine Coach Mho 194. 21d. Large ditto 100 s. 1.50 a 'Crop Hides for curt. sod. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 20d 2244 Ditto 17d. sod. Goat Skins 00s. 00s. _ PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's hatrket 5s 7d Town Tallow 96s 6ii Clare Market 5s 7id Yellow Russia 99s 100 s Cd Whitechapel Market So 6d White ditto -,-s 94$ Od per stone of Sib. --, Soap ditto --1 94s od iCs 94 Melting Stuff 704 00$ od Average 5s 71d Ditto rough 49s 50s Od Graves lit od Good Dregs 14s od Yellow Soap, 100s—Mottled, 110 s od—Curd, 114 s. Price of Candles, per dozen ISs 6d-.-Moulds, 1 is bd. 1 . COAL MARKET, September 2i. Ships at Market Ships sold 7 Newcastle Coals S 1 Sunderland e 1 Cinders 455. 6d. to 51s 9d. —s. od. to —s. od. e.sts. 6d. QUEEN-SQUARE.—Yesterday Thomas Alder, a dealer in coals, who advertises to sell the best Newcastle, at a re, uced price, appeared to answer to two complaints ar , aiiist him—First, for having sacks of a lesser size than is required by law; and, secondly, that they were deficient in measure. To each of these corn plaints the defendant pleaded guilky. His sacks were ordered to be destroyed, and himself fined in the mi tigated penalty, on the former charge 20s. and on the latter 10s. MANSION Hotsr.—Yesterday an infPimation was tried before the Lenn MAYOR and Mr. Alderman &not, by which Mr. Donovan, of Ludgate Hill, sought to recover the penalty under the Act of Par liament, from Mr. Jones, coal merchant, Blackfriars, for delivering to him ten chnldron of coals, the tick ets accompanying which, did not bear the coal meter's signature. This Act was passed in the Ittli of the King, for the purpose of protecting the public within twenty five miles of London, against the frauds used by venders of coals in the delivery of that necessary com modity, and to each failure in complying with the enactments of the statute, a penalty of not less than 201. was attached. The fact, as laid in the information, was made out by the evidence of Mr. Donovan, and one of the head coal meters, to whom, suspecting that he had received short measure, Mr. D. immediately shewed the tickets which accompanied the coals Mr. Jones, in his defence, contended that the uni • versal practice had been not to have the signature of the coal meter to the vender's ticket. . The Magistrates, however, were of opinion, that the Act of t'arliament was imperAtive in this respect, and that the practice contended for, however univer sal it might have been, was both contrary to law, and fraught with the means of imposture against the public. The neglect of the Defendant, however, seeming to be unintentional, they mitigated the pe nalty to 101. which was paid. BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Mrs. Perkins, widow of a person who had been member of a benefit society, by which, in the event of a member's death, 101. a year was provided •to his widow, charged the Stewards of the society with a breach of the articles, and also of the Act of Parlia ment, in denying her the annuity, since the period of her husband's death. It appeared, that, on theright of Mrs. P.'s claiming her annuity for the two first months after her husband's death, the members had come to a determination of dissolving the society, and had offered her 101. in satisfaction of her claim, which she had refused, they having then funds to the amount of 301. odds. The prosecutrix, at this time, agreed to accept of 151. which was refused her ; and, the mem bers, after setting aside 101. for her claim, divided the remainder of the fund among themselves, and de clared the society at an end. The widow then charged the stewards of the society before the LORD MAI OR, who, in their turn, offered her the 131. she had de manded. This, on better consideration and advice, she refused to accept of, and now claimed complete fulfilment of the articles of the club, so far as the funds would admit. The leading members being unwilling, or unable, to come to any settlement, other than had been offered, while the Magistrates were of opinion that the com plainant was entitled to the full relief contained in the articles, the Magistrates ordered that an order should issue for payment of the 101. a yeir . to the complainant, within eight days, if she should-not de dare herself satisfied in the =an time. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEhT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for -A- 4 their iuperinr efficacy in curing every degree and symptom of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without conlinentent ur restraint of diet, in an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret man ner. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, Its operation impercep tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the pa tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of brit* ad restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pilh, to make directly to the compiaining part, and enter into contest with the offending matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are decla red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a resto rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in every year : in bort, the Patentee has this extraordivary obligatial to them, that whatever he promised himself from them, they were sure ro fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and universal fame. These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships; the more io, for that they will keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they have now borne tae test of near 60 years, with increasing Credit to themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years they LW.: radically cured upwards of 40,000 per sons, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals where salivation had been frequently repeated, and all ocher methods made use of without effect. VALUAIij..E BUILDDIIG GROUND. To be LET upon THREE LP.rEi, by Mena. DRIVER, . . Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TROM i 46 TAYLOR, At (areaways Collie Howse, Change-Alley, on Ftiday the 141 Member of the RoyalColluge of Surgeons in London, at his houst. I of October, ma, at Twelve o'Clock, in iliirteri Lots, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give advice, without a ' SEVERAL very valaable Parcels Of WOOD Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patients Let- ' ' kJ GROUND and other LAND, consisting+ of Thirteen Lots of ters, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all eases the exceedingly good Building Grceind, most desirably situate upon 'most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having bt en Beaulieu Hill, in the Vicinity of Norwood, containing aboat 170 mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, Acres, most part of which is 'distort itnpenetrably edvered with during the course of more than 40 years, that be has had the con- Young Oak, and peculiarly formed by nature for rural Villa, ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prat- being delightfully situate on a bold eminence, tomtbanding the tice arising therefrom. most picturesque and extensive views over the Cottuty of Serrel They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No, and the Metr.,polis, and may with very little' trouble be former 35, St. Albans-street , Pall-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox- into beautiful Paddocks . - . . . ford -street; Mr. Disboroughl, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, nearly Maybe v i ewe d , b y app lyi ng to G eorge H a n, gn. B ean itei Hill, opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every considerable an d printed particulars may be had of Meal rs. Foister, Ceekc, town in England, &c, in Boxes of only 2s. 90. each, seal d up, with ftill and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may Surveyors Frere, Lincoln's-inn ;at Garraway's ; and of Meant Driver , Surveyors and Land Aleuts, Kent Road, London:. • cure themselvss with ease and secrecy. _ N. B. Every Box sold in Gnat Britain is sealed up with a stamp, , LONDON; Printed and Pubthhed bg LEVEL KENT, of Can on which, by favourof the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp terbury Place, Lambeth, at the &r.al-Orrtel, No. I, Casty Office " T. Tay'lr, No. g, New Bridge-street," to imitate which i is felony, and ' all o ther are counterfeit. I street. Fublis.h . ed also at the Sraa-Or tic a, Temple But. MAKRIED. On the 14th instant, in the parish Church of Arcana, county of Roscommon, Mr. Archilwld Fleming, eldest son of Wm. Fleming, Esq. • 1 Ashby Vile, to 11,1it.s A. I.arkan, eldest daughter of Cap tain John Larkan, of the Royal Na.v.y. DIED. At rehaven, near Dunbar, on the 6th inst. Captain James gel lie, late of the Hon. East-India Company's 19th Regiment of Na tive Infantry, - on the Bengal Establishment. At Edinburgh, on Saturday last at an advanced age, Mrs. Sophia Roberiaon, dauzliter of the late William Robertson, Esq. of Ladykirk. Qn the 17th inst. at the Court-Lodge, Appledore, where he was on a vi.it, the Rev. Joseph Danu Gilman, late of Magdalen College, Cambr idge, A.B. in the std year of his age. bast wetk, at I.ambourn, Dolphin Price, Esq: a sargeon of great endaence : he had been professionally attending a young lady at Rani:bury, who died in his presence, which so affected hint tl.r. on his ittvrn he t.u.k his bed and died in three days. HIGH WeVITR. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morn;ng - 96 atinntes after Afternoon 3 minutes after 6 QPILSBU RY's PATENT ANTISCORBUT IC RO,'S art to be had genuine, wholesale and retail, at the following boust:s :—Messrs. Dicey ana Sutton, No. 10, Bow Church-yard ; Newberry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's ; Shaw and ?.dwards, No. 66, St. Paul's ; Butler, Cheapshle ; Howard and Evans, Long-lane; Barclay and Son, Fleet Market; Johnston., No. -13, Greek - street, Soho ; Bruaie and Co. Canal, Sarum; Bowling and Co. Borough : at Croydon ; and NLseport, Isle of Wight. The genuine medicine has the words—by the King's Pa tent--expressed on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, and the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles of Ss. 6d. Ws. and 11. 2s. de;y included. as usual, at she only Disptosary, No. 15, Solior.luare, London. MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine the attention to the treatment of certain Complaints contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility whichsis caused by youth ful habits. Mr. Lvl6ll having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such experience gives the utmost success to that assiduity wizit whirls they devote thtinselves to the Cure of these Complaints.—ln all cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and danger are eqaally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing denetencies, which are the conse quences of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatmeni ensures a-safe and permanent rmtoration to vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letter:, containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy is ob served.—No 29, Arundel-street, near Temple Bar. There it a! additional entrance in Water-street adjoining. 434* A.(f&lro. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. Tly Mean% SKINNER, DYKE,TUCHIN,and FORREST, OnTstesday, the litb or November, at-13 o'clock, at Conawa y, Colfoo-botwe, 'Change-alley. Coradll, (if not Sold by Prep a y s Csmeraet before the 10th of October), ,elk CAPITAL and very Naltiable FREEHOLD ESTATE, advantageously siturte.d a short distance from The market towns of St. Neot's and Huntingdoo, and bounded l tise turnpike road from Eaton to Kintbotton. Manor, odd: the milt-rods. fines, royalties, and immnai t i ns genteel Cottage Residence, reeendy erected, and sundry ekibi e Fanttsand Lands, cootalnieg 10214 AMA of fertile, Memlow, P e r. we, Arable, and Wood Lands, Well. tinibered ‘ and exc e p t a elms inclosed, and lying 'err convect, with Farm-homes and sult a kk Farming Buildings, 11011 in the occupation of respectable tetlants, she present rents, eacknive of the Manor and lt - coods in .ha n d, amount to upwards of £llOO per annum. A part is trite fze c . and the Land Tax of the Whole Estate is redeemed. • A considerable part of the Purchase Money nay be left oo ' Mortgage for five or seven years. - To be viewed by applying either to Mews.. Skinner, 13 7 ,,,, Tochin, and Forres4 Aldertgate-street, or to Wm. Wal'un,Em Girdler's Hall, London, who pre authorised to treat for the t a t. by Private Contract. Printed particulars may be had BO dart preceding the u,le, ar the Cock Inn, Eaton; Cross Keys, St. Mot's Vounta.n.. Hunins. don ; Swan, Bedford ; White Lion, KimbtAton ; Tall ot,t;und r , George, Northampton ; White Hart, iltrapston; awl at thePao of Sale. A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, AAA; ADVOWSON, I‘I..raOt7CESTFASFIIRE. By Messrs. SKINNER, DY.U, TU . 2HIN, md FORREST, On Tuesday, the 15th day ,x November, libt,b, at 12 tielwit, tt • Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, ih one Lot, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe. free, and the Laud 1 ax re kitua:e at Haw. ling, within nine miles of Cheltenham, ight of Northieach, tire of bum-on-the-Wald, and eighteen of the city of Gloucester; comprisirg the MANOR of HAWLING, wi,h I•s Rights a•A Royalties, a commodious Manor House ; with Offices an d t h e Demesne Lands, containing about Fourteen. H:.ndred Audi weity Acres, divided into eli;;ible Farms, with citable m Huusts, Barns, Stabling, Beam Stalls, and other Outbuildings, now in the occupation of Messrs. Ruck, Cook, and Lodge, on Leases which expire at Lady-day, 1810, About One Hundred and Fight Acres of Wood Land and Pau. cations, in hand. Also Four liundred :tild Thirty-one Acres of Land, let e h Leases, and Copies of Court Roll for Lives, a considerable put depending on very old single lives; together with the Advowsoa of the Rectory, and the whole Township or Village of Hawling. The Estate forms a most valuable property, is cipable uf great improvement, and well worth the attentn of gentlemen wishing to realize in Gloaceverbbire. To be viewed by applying to the principal tenants ; and printed particulars may be had at the Manor House, six wee; s prattling the sale; also at the King's Head, NortlilLach ; UL. ~rn, Stow; Plough, Cheltenham ; of Mr. Walker, Printer, Glc•acester ; Mr. Langdon, Printer, Sherburne; Mr. Cruttwell, Ptinter, Bath. Messrs. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Mrs :rs. Dausms, Printers, Oxford ; Messrs. Wells and Gwinetf, Cheltenham; Charles Wade, Esq. Pucknal, near Ramsey, Hints—where a Plan may be seen ; and of Mew,. S:tinner, Dyk-, Tuchin, anti Forrest, Alderagatc-street, Loution—weic a I'l4a may alt.o bt seen. SUIY1,1:101, NEAR HARROW. Genuine .Icuselkold Furniture, !Ltiia Cabinet, Bronze I.i lax, Alirrors, Cluindelkts, ate': t 11141:ile, Paintings, anti l'rawing,, valuable Fixtures, Lead, &c. 1:y Mr. ROBINS, • On the premises, at Sudbury, ma: . Harrowi on Monday, the 3d of Oc•ob , r, at Eleveu. 'TILE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, - 1 - India Cabinet, a few tine l':Urtings ansLl)rawings ty et teemed nias•urs, handsome Bronne I.i3hts, Chandi Ihrs, Mirrors, a Patent Mangle complete, by Baker, the property of a g•:ntleis. man. The Furniture comprises four-pt?Lt and other bedsteatis,;' with furnitures, sLasdutsl feather bads and other b..3.lsidur,, hand some drawing-room French rod window-curtair.;, with c.intices, and continueddraperies, sofas, chairs, &c. eating-room ettrtaitn, in morine, capital sideboard, excellent cabinet articles,.ki card, pier, library, and dining tables, in rose-wond and inahngarly chi Is of drawers, bookcases, &c. lirosJels and other carpets, flour cloths, valuable fixtures, in liandsmic marble and atone chimney pieces, and hurtlis, Bath and register stoirE, apittitalfordennis,. &c. excellent brewhouse, and other coppers, patent pump, leas: cisterns, kitchen range, oven dressers, and other ankles. To be viewed on the Saturday precAing the sale. Catalogues co the Premises ; at the King's Head, Harrow ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Colden-square. . At the Swan, in Bet!fun!, , :n Thursday the . 29th et eptenibce, about Three o'clock in the Afternoon, ACOMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, .Tythe free, and Land-tax redeemed, with a good Farm House •• and Out-buildings. Two other Howes and bLic.kstnith's Shop, and about 305 Acres of inclosed Arable and Pasture Land, in the occupation of John Ashwell as Tenant at Will,- situate at Bola burst, on the turnpike road from Bedford to Kinsholton. 03C third part of the Manor of Boinhurst and of the impropriate Great Tythes there. For further partigulars, apply to Mr. Caldecott. S.‘!letter; is Rugby, NVarsvickahire; or Mr. John Turner, of Bolnhar.t. and. the Tenart shLw the Premises. TUNS FALL HOUSE, KEN I'. At the Rose Inn, Sittingbourne, o t ‘l'ednesday, the '. 7 -Sth day of _ September instant at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (unless previously disposed 'of by Private Contract, of which notke will-be glve6 in this paper) A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION, called A TuNsTALL HOUSE, with Stables, Yards, Coach lino-se, Dove House, and other convenient-Buildings, extensiye-Gardelas, partly walled in, and the whole well stocked With choice Frisk 'Frees, a large Grove aid Shrubbery, with about thirteen Acres of very rich Meadow and productive Orchard Ground, and a small Cottage adjoining, very pleasantly situated in the Parishes of Tunstall and Borden, in the County of Kent, within the distance of one mile from the Post Town of Sittingbourne, 17 from Can terbury, 11 from Maidstone , and 41 front London, In a good Sporting Country, abounding with Game. A Pack of fox Hounds, and a Pack of Harriers are kept within lour miles of the Mansion, which constantly hunt during the season. The above Premises are now in the occupation of William Murton, Esq. under a Lease, nine Years whereof will he unex pired at Michaelmas next,' by whose leave the same amy be I viewed by applying at the House.. For further particulars apply to Messrs Pearson - end Son, Sto &hors, Middle Temple, London ; or to Messrs. De Lamm and BoSintrst, Solicitors, at Ashford, in Kent, who are authorised to treat for Sale of the Estate by Private Contract. WANTED to Rent, in any part of England, small FARM, where the Deputation of - a Manor, at• securest rty o? Sporting may be obtained. Aneat Cottage qs small Houst., would be preferred; but a Farm House would '4 sufficient, if a suitable situation le other aespecti. The AC** tiler will give re.pcctabli reference.—Direct for A. B. 2. to 1. Evans, Printer of the Mercury, BristoL, IN