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LIEUJ _ AT4I if WOOD'S COURT "ML: —ourt Martial assembled and held on board itajosty's Ship M MIN ANINIR, In Sheerness Harbour, on Monday, the Bth of August. PRESENT: WlLLtast Cimino, Esq. Captain of his njesty's ship Bombay, and Second Officer in the Command of his Majesty's gkips and Vessels In the River Medway, and at the Buoy of the Note, Presidel.t. h' s CAPTAINS. RICHARD JONES ROBERT HENDERSON. HOD. G. POULETT EDWARD BASS. eing all the Captains of Pest Ships, at this port, easept Capt. Sir CHARLES BRISBANE, Knt. tithstArethssa ; CHAILESELINS, ce the Defence ; the Hon. X. B. CA et 1.,0f the Eadymion ' • and ANDRRW KiNo, of the Venerable, who are on leave from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. The Court being duly sworn, in pursuance of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords Commis sioners for executing the office of Lord High Admi ral of the United kingdom of Great Britain and Ire land, &c. dated the sth ult. and directed to the Pre sident, proceeded to enquire into the conduct of Lieu tenant George Wood, commanding his Majesty's late brag Turbulent, and such of the officers and com pany of the said brig, as are arrived in England, and were on board at the time she struck to the enemy's gun boats off Drage, and to try them respectively for the same—The Court are rinanirnoosly of opinion, that Lieutenant George Wood, throtighout the acv tion, behaved with the coolest judgment and deter- . mined resolution, in the defence of the convoy, and that he did not strike his colours, while any resistance could avail. The Court do therefore unanimously and honourably acquit Lieutenant George Wood, and he is hereby unanimously and honourably acquitted accordingly.. .• The Court cannot dismiss Lieutenant Wood with out expressing their admiration of his conduct on this occasion, by which it appears the greatest part a the convoy was saved. The, Court also egress the highestapprobation of the support given by theofficers and company of the Turbulent to Lieutenant Wood; which reflects the highest honour on 'then: The Court thefefore• ummitnously and honourably ac (pit the said officers and company,and they are here : l by unanimously and honourably at quittedaccorilingly. WILLIAM . R. JONES R. HENDERSON. GEO. POCLETT E. BASS. JOHN GONN^LI.L, Officiating Judge Advocate. His Majesty's Spip Magnanime, Sheerness Aarbour, August 8, 1808. LIIICITZNANT Gloats! WOOD, Aa President of this Court, I have much pleasure in returning you your sword, which appears to have been drawn with so much honour to yoursolf, and service to your country : . and we have no doubt whenever an opportunity offers of your drawing it again, it will be with equal honour to yourself, and we trust wi th g rea ter success. (Signed) Wm. Cu s(I NG, President. -7- Kent Stutz • Essex . . It is recommended to look very narrowly into any letters from JIJNOTI or his followers, to their wives, as in their present situation, they will be apt to make use of tymfrattutii ink. David Gibson, butcher, was in two charitable be nefit societies in Ayr. He became deranged, and was' confined in the TolbOoth, and afterwards sent to a mad-house in Glasgow. Ilia wife applied to these societies for relief in terms of the rules, but they re fosed, alledging that he had brought the derange- Meat on himself by irregular living'. His wife brought 9.rtiPli before the Justice of Peace for Ayrshire, !wrip found that the'Aucieties were bound to give the wkly allowintei to his wife and small while David Gibson remains in his present state.—' The societies displeased with this sentence; advocated the enika.to the Court of Session at Edinburgh, and pon a full hearing there, the sentence was affirmed, yrids cos& .The ships lately taken up for the service of the East India CconpiinfliateheenAue timed, viz.— New ship Warreis s 24thigs, far Bengal and China — Tree Bri ton, Cumberlarid, CustlC Neptune, and henry Adding ton, for Bombay and China--and the Cuffnelh, fot St. Helena, Bencoolen, and China; to be afloat the 19th of October, sail to Cravesend the 3d,November, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs the 10th December. The Perseverance and Nottingham, for Madras and China— Admiral Gardner, and new ship Lady 'Burges, for Madeira, Ma dras and Bengal ; to be afloat the 15th November, sail to Grave send the 3d December, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs the 9th January, 1809. The Lerci Duncan and In Melville, for Madras and Bengal --Lady Castjereagh and UniFed Kingdom; for St. Helena and Bengal ; to be afloat the 3d December, sail to Gravesend the 17th December, stay there 30 day*, and be in the Downs the 16th Ja nuary, 1809. The new ship Hindostan, Royal Charlotte, and Glatton, for China direct; to be afloat the Ist Jarnkary, 1809 sail to Grave send 15th January, stay there 3 0 days, and be in Bie Downs the Slat February. The Baring, City orLondon, and Dover Castle, for Madras " "astle for Cr " - and Bengal—Marchioness sad Bearal-:CL Edeis, - _ eyloe of Fluter, for Maitira andßombiky—Tharnes, .4.lbion, and Mar quis of Ely, for China direct ; to be afloat the 18th January, nil to Gravesend the Ma January, stay there 30 days, and he in the Downsthe 9th March. The Company's ship Britannia, fotiliktadras and China, to be &Boat the 18th November, sail to Gravesend the, 3d December, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs 14th January, 1809. . _ . ECCLESIASTICAL AND ACADEMICAL ifitoMarioNs. . OXFORD, Sater.3.—The King has grante4eo the Rev. John Plitniptree, D.D. the dignity of Dean or Groucester ; and to the Rev. John Banks lenkinson, the place and dignity of a prebendary of Worcester Cathedral. KLS NCIIRSTICR, AUGUVr . '29.—,—His Excellency the Tail of Chi awn, Governor of the island of Jersey, : , fias presented the Rev. John Mallet, Rector of St. John's, to the Rectory of Grenville, ft that island, vacant by the death of the Rev. Francis Le Ccuteur. The Hon. and Rev. 'l'. de Grey, A. M. Rector of Fawley, and prebendary of Winchester Cathedral, has keen appointed one. the Kine.'cbaplains. - • - I,L . ' - • Z.41 1 1730N IififIZICEIS. , , • . „ ~.-.... CORN EXCHANGE, MARA-LANE, SEPT. 5. 0s N CSaIIII4CY As uNDitit : Wheat, 60$. 745, 84s. Beans 584.645. Fine ditto, 984.915. Tick ditto 555. 60s. Rye, (r.ew) 431. 504. Oita, 3.55. 381.40 i. Barley, 401.435. Poland ditto, Tls. 425. Malt, 68s. 755. Potatoe ditto, 455. White Peas (boilers) 985.1081 Rape Seed, 381. to 404 Grey ditto, 545.595. Fine Flour 70s. 15.. --Seconds 655.705. RETURN of WHEAT in ',dark-lane, including only from the 22d of August to the 27th of August. TOtal 5935 quarters. • . Avenge SU liki"--Os. lid higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 20th of August to the 26th of August. Total 13,530 sacks—Averago Its. 2}l. 2s. 61d. higher than last return. RETURN PRICE of GRAIN on board Ship as under: Wheat 62$ 70s to 76$ 'oilers 95s to 1051 Fine 801 to 86$ Suffolk, 108. ' Superfine 88$ to 30s Grey !ease 50$ to 57a Fine White 92s to 00$ Beans, new 58. to 62, Rye 451 to 504 Ditto, old Iles to 65s Barley 35, to 44$ Ticks, new 545 to 58. Fine 00$ to 4.5 s Ditto, old i 001 to 60$ Malt 68s to 755 Oats 34$ 38$ to 40s White Pease 70$ to 90s Poland* 40s to 42$ Rape Seed 341.t0 391. per Last. Fide Flour 731 t• trs per Sack. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, September 3. Avenge Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns, ending the 27th of August, 1888. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats'. Beans. Pease. s. d. I .. d. s. d. I .. d. I I. d. I ". 1 82 1 52 6 43 8 36- 9 63 4 62 1 The average Price o f Sugar, computed from the returassaadt in the week eliding the 31st day of August, as 365. 341. per cwt. PRICE 01/ HOPS. SACS. POCIETII., SI. 10s. to 41. Os. Kent 31. 10s. to 4T. 6. 31 10s. to 31. 16s. Sussex 31. 10s. to 41. Os 3L 10.. to 31. 16s. Farnham 51. 00s. to 61.00 s Dnty laid at 235.0001. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags, Kent 31. 10s. to 41. 10. I Pockets 31. 10$. to 51. Oa. • 51113t1 31. Os. to 41. Os. i 31. Os. to 41. 4s.' New Do. 41. Os. to 4L 6s. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAmteS. WHITLCjIAPLL. 51. Ss. to 61. 16s. Hay 51. 10S. to 61. les 21. 2s. to 21. Bs. Clover 61. 6s. to 71. 12s Straw 11. 18s. to 21. Ys PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 61. 01. to 61. 15s. Clover 71. Os to 71. 15s. New ditto 51. Os. to 51. 15s. New do. 6L Os to 7L Os Straw - 11. 16s. to 21. ss. Hay • Snow SMITHFIELD MARKET, St rrt Lk 5. To slnk the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef 4s. Od. to ss. Od. Veal 55. Od. to 01..0 Mutton 4s. Od. to sa. id. Pork. ss. 4d. to 116, Lamb 4s Od to Ss Od. READ OF CATTLL TIIIS DAY. Beasts, about 2300—. Sheep, 20,000. Calves, 250—Pigs, 300. NEWGAITE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of filb. by the carcase. Beef Ss. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Veal 4s. Od. to tin. od Mutton Si. od. to 51. Od. Pork ss. id. to its. id Lamb 35 4d to 5s 4d. COAL MARKET, September 5. Ships at Market Ships sold 19 Newcastle Coals 14 465. Od. to 525 6d. 5 Synderland S 435. Od. to 475. Od., 1 Cinders 1 325. od. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OE GRAIN At TKE FOLLOWING MARKETS. BASINGSTORZ.—Wheat 72s Od to 84s Od per Quarter. Barley 40s od to 446 Od I Beans 66s Od to 685 Od Oats 40s Od to 435 Od Pease 53s Od to 56.5 od Bread is 8-4 d per gallon- Hmetry.—Wheat 74, Od to 96s od per_Qr. Barley 42s Od to 44s 6d 1 Betas 66s Od to 46 08 Oats . 365 Od to 42. Od Pease 605 Od to 63s Od MAirotnnewo.--Wheat 785 01 to 936 Od per Qr. Barley 44s od to 48. Od Leans 651 Od to 70$ Od I Oats 393 Od to 48s od Pease °Os Od-to 005 od Nswauar.—Wheat 765 Od to 96s Od per Qr. New Wheat 88s. to 935. per Qr. =et 44s Od to 00s Od I Pease 006 Od to 00s Od 405 od to 458 Od Beans 50, 0.1 to 71s Od Bread... ..... .......is 11 # d per gallon. ReAviNo.—W/wat 85s od to 993 Od per Quarter. • New Wheat 885. to 975. per quarter. Barley 005 04 to 445 Od I Beans 561 Oi to 68. 04 Oars 36s Od to 4.51 Od Pease 56s Od to 00s Od SE.A.COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, SEPT. 3. CARGOES, SOLD, and PRICE. Monday, I Wednesd. Friday, 29. Aug. 31. t. 2. 1 I 49 6 1 46 6 - - 1 ..... 2 47! 50 O . SA 3 4$ 0 50 91 , 110 , MM. 51 II 51 0 49 0 Its 9 45 4 .39 3 42 9 is 0 .50 0 48 0 45 6 52 9 4S 6 SALE DV AUCTION. 50 0 1,2 S 52 6 Si 8 SHEEN HOUSE, NEAR RICHMOND, SURREY. • CAPITAL MANSION, GARDENS, AND NINETEEN ACRES OF LAND.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gateirsay's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, CornhiU, on Thurs day, the 15th September, at Twelve, in Ode Lot, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising an elegant spacious Mansion, ealled SHEEN HOUSE, situate at Sheen, hear Richmond, in the County of Sur rey, late the residence of lord Palmerston deceased; presenting a capital Family Ficitue; stated en a Lawn, separated from the road by a wall and.foldinglates; contains, on the ground-floor, handsome Entrance-ball, Eating-parlour, Drawing-room, and Breakfast-room of large dimenrions, elegantly furnished, with a yeratida at the back-front, 56 feet long ; a Dressing-rot:Mt, House DIED. • - keeper's sod Batier'S-rooms, Stroints' Hall, Kitchen, SeulltTy, . At his house i 9 Lower Tooting,. on Saturday last, Philip and Cooks rodm, two Larders, I principal and ,e rsndary Stair- Cidley King, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, and late Governor I ta i e the bedcha mber an d &l stories conta i n IS Beachasther4 of New South Wales. i 3 Drefiflng : rnotp, Library, and Water-closet ;in the hiseniens, At Glnucesteridaee, on Saturday high', to the deep regret of ; convenient Ce&ro; a Yard, with detached Kitchep, Rf all her, friends, after a long and most severe 'illness, which she horse, Laundry, and other buildings ; a treble Coach-house ad bore with Christian fortituoe, piety, and resignation, Mrs. Stible tot letifn horses; Gardens, *ell stocked and cropped, and Helen Hardacre agedpears, wilt' of H enr y 14h oulas H ar d- I planted w i th c h o i ce f ru i t - rrers; Grapery and l'bol-house; Farm sere, Les;. OriltilLiprortietor of the British Neptune, leaving a ! yard, aad various Out-buildings and Land, in all aboutlb Acres, young and very anireroys offspring to. lament wall ad" father ortianteated by a sheet of line water. the Irreparable Id.s of .in affectionate and most eacellent motittt., hate been alter and keys/wed at a Consider- Oa the '22d ,of August, at his Louse Chandos-treet, ' ! able eXpince • and are in the m ost col piete order, planned far "dish-square' in the G3th year ,of his age, Benjamin Way, EA. !lbs. accutturtsulation of a Gentleman's Family, forming an elegant • - of Denham -place, Bucks, Fellow.of th e Royal and Antiquarian and pleasant resitienre,nnly eight Miles from London. r r ocicties, President of guy's ; Hospital, Ilencher of the slio7.our- vi. wed by tickets. Particular. on the Premises ;at the able Society of the tuna Siiitijostrior of the Richmond; at Garraway's; aid of Mr. Robins, Wet fortis Sea ciorraoy. - • jeteil-ssiOrtiGol.itet-s4praie. MARRIED. On the IRtk ult. tLtßet. John Rich 6 Coombe, vicar of Ten terden in Rent, and fosiner'fy of Benet college, to Miss Mor'is, of knlvensien. • A few days since, atWestbans, Streita, after a courtship of more than twenty years, the RA -a—John Preston, curate of that parish, ta. Mho Ann lisistow, aged 74. sAtras Y --_.—. • =GANT RESIDENCE AND • LAND, CROFTON • KALE, NEAR ORPINGTON, KENT. • • TO BE LET BY PUBLIC AUCTION. • To the highest Bidder, at an Annual. Rent, for rterm 402 perk By Messrs. HOGGART •and PHILLIPS• - (Suconsors to Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's Coffeehouse, Catskill, on Friday, September • • at Twelve b'Cloek, by Order of ilso Administrator of fat* • Platt, Esq. deceased, A. SELECT, desirable, and elegant. VILLA, called CROFTON HALL, In the centre tifitfine Sporting Country, and near the Hounds, about t miles from Bromley, near Orpington, County of Kent. The Villa its seated on I Paddodt of shout 16 Acres,With!a•quantity of rich Landadjoining, Containing t 'gaiter about 21 Acres. The House contains twelve Bod-ektuw ben, Dining and Drawing Rooms, Gentleman's Dressing Roorn, and suitable Offices; Coach House and Stabling, large Cottage and Oat-Boildhsgs, Farm-yard, and spacious Garden, with a handsome approach to the noise, Inclosed bafront by park paling. ' The gptnises are in excellent repair, and are St for the Imme diate occupation of a genteel Family, or it Gait/ems fond if Sold sports. • I To be viewed with tickets emir, which, with patticulars, may • be had 'of Messrs. Hawn and Phillips. No. 62, Broad -street; Particulars also of Mai* Street andWoolfe, Sackers, Itltilrav lane ; Mr. Croke, Mititer, Red Lion-street, Ortanteili and of Messrs. Blatland and Sou. No. 7. AUCTIO low R DSHIR E. nee/sift Mikis* sad- Fieigiold Estateocalled the Mans/ of • Saititarrand•WoeitsAw's Elkus, near Watford, Itanelisena acted, and Great BeekharnsteatL • . By Miura -HOGGART end PHILLIPS, • .At GlSTlffliaj:l l / 2 on -Friday the 14th a Goober, tiniest Mann. sable Offer kin the mean time made by Private Contract, rTHE ealuable and absolute RtVERSION to the f44 . ' *been desirable property, etptitant on the death of a Lady wheat 7% ancrigrising a tenet valuable MANOR. and F HOLU'_ il.kk With extensive Right of Common and Slterf x a walks ; le a Ilse be idthy Ind rkerting.part of the 4:Ountry, 4. 4 miles of Rickmansworth, seven .rem Watford, Jive from H erne ", hematead, six from Great Beirkbamstead, and twenty from Lon -41 don, called WOODS/Mrs FARM, containing 273 Acres pt rich Arable, Meadow, and Wood-land, in a Ring-fence, with a nest, substantial Farm House, or Gentleman's Reaider.ce spe cious Rooms and OM-beading% Farm Yard, Orcherd, atliCanr. den, well - sapplied witlitne 60m-water, together teeth the sang Manor of Sanaa; extending ever the whole of that natal, ;, a d gran' part of WaeiSfd. A large track of country, abounding - with Game, with the ram, Harriotts, Quitrents, - Royaidea, Fult. ries, and Franchives thereto belonging, which from th e y ear i r to 169 V; have produtied the sum of evil. ts. 6d. being upwards 651.:per annum- ' but supposed capable of very considerable is a crease if properly attended to, from the recent improtemer; within the Manor. Thel:state may be ' , leveed, I'S days itrtelous to the Sale, anti Particubrs had or Mr. thincombs,. Sulieltor, Great Berkhaep. stead ; 'at the inns at Watford, St. Albans, Ricker/ .saortk, Cheskain, and Amersham ; of Mr. William Dumont*, Lisa coin's Inn New-square; at Garraway's; and of Messrs: Hamra and Philips, Broadzstreet, whete Plans of the Estate ttuay ire seen. . !2, Bread-streen RURAL FREEHOLD ?AMILY 4OVEA64 I .OAIkDk.kI. • AND PADDOCK. TURKEY-STREET, AND LEASE HOLDLAND CONTIGUOUS. • By Meese. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. (Successors to Mr. Sumo) At Garravray's, on Friday, the pth of September, at Tvrelye, A CONVENIENT FREEHOLD FAMILY COTTAGE, in a pleasant, rutab healthy situation, ten miles and a half from London, near WAha .ns- cross and Enfield Highway, in Turkey-street, le;ctingto Tbeobahrs Park and Burs Cross, the property of a Gentleman ' to London. The house contains six Bed-chambers • g. Drawing, and Gentle. man's Rooms, with convenient Bed-chambers, well Supplied with good water • Flower and walled Gardens, Chaise-house,two-stall Sta ble,and a rich Paddock of about two Acres. lso two Inclo sures of Leasehold Meadow Land, with a Kitchen Garde°, nearly contiguous, containing together nearly 11 Acres. To be viewed with tickets six days prevlbus to the Sale l nith which particulars may then be had of Messrs. HoSgart and Phil. lips, 62, Eroad-enroll};pnedeulars also at Garraway's SINGU.LARI.Y• VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND kOR BUiLDrkw, MUSWELL-HILL. . Ey Meseta HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Wednesday, to Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's, the 28th of Septeinber, in LotO ABOUT Thirty-eight Acres of rich MEADOW LAND, seated on an uncommonly delightful eminence for building, on the summit of Muswell-hill, commanding extensive and beautiful prospects of the surrounding country, on the border of the fine road leading to Finchley, Colney Hatch, and South gate, within six miles of the Metropolis, with a Farm-house, Davelling-kouse, Cottage, and Out-buildings. Possession will be evert at Christmas next. • To be'viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. Fletcher, 9rlicitor, Took's-court, Cursitor-street ; it Garraway's; and of Mears. Hciggart and Phillips, No. 62, 'goad-street. Royal Exchange. UABl==-1-1- CAPITAL MANOR'S AND iiSTAtlgi FREEHOLD, • Situate at Sabant Toney, Ashill, and adjoining Parishes, in tbe . mut fertile part o; the County of Norfolk, within tae any _of the Market-town of Walton; the trop nny of the In a Jima Crowe, Esq.' TO IsF.• tio - LD MY AUCTION, By Mr. BURT, r On Saturday, the 10th day of September, 1809, at the Angel is in the Makket-place, Norwich, precisely at 12 o'clock, in It Lots, Istft 1. Capital FARM, in Sahara Toney and A• Ashill,. consisting ref a good Farm-house, Earn% Stal les, Granary, and other convenient Buildings, and LOG Acid and 98 Perches of Arable, Meadow, and Pastare land, of excel lent quality, and in the highest state of rulriration, all inclosed within a ring fence,. In the occupation of left. Hugh lieuchets, under a lease which will expire at Michaelmas, 1813. . Lot 2.-A eapierd. Farnt; called . the Park Farm, in Sab as To ney, consisting of an excellent Farm-house, pleasantly situate la an eminence; with Barns, Stables, Cow-house, Granary and whet Outbuildings, and 381 Acres, 4 Roods, and 59 Perches of rich Arable, Meadow and Pastare Land, all' inclnsed in a ring fer.ce, and in the occupation . of Mr. John Wink:it:ld, under a km, which wDI expire at Michaelmas, IRIS. ' Also the Wood called I-lighgo Thick, and Plantation in Hand, adjoining this Farm, and containing Li A.. R. 23 P.' Let 3.-A Very excellent Farm, in Saham Toney, consisting of a newly-erected Farm-house, two Earns, Stables and Offices, Trick-buili and tiled, together with 253 Acres, 2 Roads, and 'Perches of Atahle, Meadow, and Pasiare Land, of the first quality; ail inclosed and lying together ir , and in the ce cue a r io n o f , Mr. James Kithlie, under lease for the team of twelve yea a; (tom Michaelmas, 1805. ' Also Two Pieces of Meadow Land, in Sabatu Toney, ere- taita• • tag 11 Acres and 36 Perches, in the occupatiou of Mr. Cha les yam, as tenant frnm yearto year. • ' Also Wood Lands and Plantations In Hand,iyin{in the mum of this Farm, containing 146 A. 2 R. 22 P. • Lot 4.-An eligible small c,ompact Farm; in Sahara Tuley, ' consisting of a Farm-house, now divided into two Tenements with Barn, Stable, and Oinbuildings, and 24 Acres, t Rood, and 9 Perches of. most excellent Arable and Pasture Land, II '. the oceepation of Mrs. Dorothy Wright, te der a Lease for mein years ' commencing from Michaelmas, incl. Lot 5. Two :Inclosnres of. very rich :Arabi* Land, cnntainitee 1,6 A. 1R: 34P. adjoining the Parsonage of Salum, in the occnpat Ikon of the Rev. Robert Rolfe, as tenant front yeacsto yens Lot 6. A Cottagein two dwelling*, with 6A. iR. and 4P. of - very fine Land, in Sabam Toney, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Mint, SA tenant from year to year. Lot 7. The public-house in Sailor's Toney called the Bell, wilt the outbuildings and garden belonging, in the occupation of. Christopher Dioniere, or his under tenant. Lot 8. The Water called Saliarn.fileer, and the Land immure ding it, containing 18A. 2R. 21 P. Lot 9. Four Pieces of Arable and Pasture land, containing 53A. and 2P. lying in Saham Toney, between llighgo Thick a: - / the bounds of Shipdem, in the occupation of IV r.Timothy il Line, as tenant from year to year. Lot 10. Five ineloseres of very good Arable and Pastur• Land in Saham Toney, cantair.ing SIA. I R. and 331'. abutting upon Shipdham common, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Mien; 'under lease for 13 years from Michaelmas 1800. Lot 11. 'Two inclosures of extremely good Arable Land, cores taking 21A. 2R. and 9P, with the barn Lady erected thereon, log in Add% on the north side of the Park Farm, and adjoining ,the grazing grounds in the occupation of Mr. HenryOldfield,sad. ! with the next lot included in the lease granted tp I Lot 12. A most desirable Farm in Add!! and Houghton, co*. sietisig of a cottage and rarden, and 39A. 2R. and 371'. of good opoblo land, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Oldfield, under a IMO granted to him of the same*strith the last lot, for the term of rialsoyears from Michaelmas 18e4. Let 13. A singularly valuable Fares in Astill, in the occupu tiong of Ms - .JohnLegrate, consisting of a convenient farm-house, with barn, stables, cottage, and other outbvildings, and 140 acres and 19 perches of Arable and Pasture Land, of excellent quality, and In a high state of cultivation, all inclosc-d and lytag together. This Perm is held alder lease, whireot two years will be unexpired at Michaelmas'next. Lot 14. Bush's Pightle with Cottage and Yard, in Ashill, la the occupation of the under tenant of Mr. John Leggate. Lot 15. Sundry inclosures of very rich Arable and Pastures Land, called the Grazing Grounds, lying in Sabana Toney, and Containing 105 acres and 31 perches, in the several occupations Mr. Henry Oldfieki,Mr.Hugh Beughen,and Mr. William Farris, Lot 16. The Manor or Lordship of Casson-halLin ShipdS.am and a most valuable Farm in Saham Toney, Ovington,ard Ship& ham, in the activation of Mr. William Petit; consisting of a eat pital newly erected Barn, brick built and tiled, with - leantos, and 199 acres, 9 roods, and 22 perches of most excellent Arable and Pastore Land, all inclosed and lying: together, held by Mr. Peck, under a kase for It years from Michaelmat 1801.. Also, Wood Lands in Ovington, nearly in the "centre of Mr. Peck's Farm, partly in hand and partly in the occupation of Mr. Edward Fawell,.containing r 24IA. OR. 20P. - Lot 17. The capital Manors or Lordships of Sabam Toney, Insoken and °Woken, with the Rights, Royalties, !menu! itali c and Privileges thereto respectively belonging, the anneal p ate of which on an average-of the last 16 years, have anatit.rysi to }2.51.175. Id. $ Gt4T;t4mahe Estate vilu t h s in a g Nk to 'lln Ac l.;, e it nanwsetxtceozpvlettdeozdi andsi ra la t l o e c tls . rainObcalspeoft and pleasure, for, besitios the Lands being of* s- 0/4-riot quality, the extent of the Manors and of the Waal •*. r clirhrmalesa large quanitrof Out*. As proposed is, be dle . 4kl C a s il is Well worth tba atrantracoief Agriculturists desirous's. steufring.t6S;heraselves the possession of well cultivated Farms. For 00 of the whole 'Elfsee and further particulars apply * 4 n• at the Batsks of Maw. Rparrow, Brawn, 1 - lAllll9 l lf at Wetton.aforesaid,,Bury •• - • at * 'Prosliod, , Mr. Me. 4l . Doren:. VAL __ADLD, MARSH LAND, WAST HAM, i ESSEX.—By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suciessors to Mr: SMITH) At Garraway's, on Wednesday, the 28th in.*. at twelve, in Lots, AMOST Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ' • consisting of three pieces of excellent sound Marsh Land, containing together upwards of 28 acres, near Pulley Wall, on both sides of the road, in the Parish of West Ham, very convent ent for the London markets, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Hager, whose lease is dete4ninAble at Christmas 1810, at a cleat rent of 1•501. per annum. To be viewed, by applyinglo Joseph Edgar, near the Grey hound, Plaistow ; or John Newman, at the Arched douse, near West Ham Gate ; and particulars had ten days previous to the sate, at the Greyhound and Abbey Arms, Plaistow; Half Moon, Vni. corn, and Adam and Eve, West Ham ; Svran,Stratford, at G*rii; wart , ind of Messrs. Hostage and Phillips, 62, Broad-etreet,Rord Exchange. To TAVERN KEEPER c "' ' Valuable Freehold and Extensive Premises, Dwelling H.u, and Spacious Wine Vaults, comprising the whole of eowit Mitre-Court, Fen church-street By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMITH) • - At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 20th of September, V Twelve eClock, in One Lot, by order of the Proprietor, unleu an ac ceptable offer should in the mean titre be made by Private Contract, THOSE well-known capital and very desirable FREEHOLD PREMISES, comprising the Langbourn Ward Coffee House, Fertchurch-street ; upwards of ItOyears esta blished in tat line of business, now in the occupation of the Pro prietor; Mr. Thos. Shank, retiring as a Coffee Hollse Keeper, and going into the Wine and Spirit Trade. The Premiss ; very eligibly situated for conducting a trade of the first come quence, commanding a large plot of ground upwards of 140 feet in depth, are in substantial repair, divided into 20 Bed-chambers, numerous Dressing Rooms and Closets, spacious Dining Rooms for the accommodation of large and small companies, Counting Houses, Ste. a well constructed roomy Bar, large light Coffee- Room, Kitchen and domestic Apartments, dry cool Arched A Vaults, capable of stowing upwards of 50 es in wood, and 60 pipes in bottle. The purchaser may be accommodated with im mediate possession, and have every possible assistance from the eProprietor as an Introduction to the connection and its concerns; he may have the choice old and valuable stock of Wines, with the furniture at a &ir valuation, otherwise the same will be Sold by Auction on the premises. To be viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the sale, at Garrawarb; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street,Royal Exchange. . .. ... - , . . VALUABLE PLANTATIONS IN THE ISLAND 01} rißVll‘.. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHII.LIP4 - - . -Chehnsfod; tar to Mr. Areal 1 10. runsw: sq _. "I. (Successors tu"Mr. Swrru) - • - -, ~ ...... ...l irlitil itivill, er at at * Watto lla taf s o a resai 4, ,B aiati u . rr .sl)3j SZ °4 l.l *' B u r t v. d . ' u sißra llau u in a rree e . : mr aslli sna . . -Geldard, Ganes ins; J. B. Lek*, Essi. Boching, Essex ;Mu , At Garraway's, some time in January, 1809, Poster Sob, andVA F T;or to Mr. Orand,Salickgs, Norwx ll ". By order of the Administrators of-Rose Becifford, Esq . . deceased, ~ a mkt otte ats Ault ,. via. .. 1 -4 -- IkI'ORETON's BAY PLANTATION , in - the ° w ere ser , To ili*rmtbsAPOrigirt4libMilkinti• ~ . ' • ..'" ANA ISLAND of NEVIS; containing One Hundred sad Eighty- -,. • --.--4.- ...... ..(-- -. ~..: 7 _- . . _: - -::-.-: sit Amos, Eigbey-two of which - are Cane Lind, and the remain- ~ .7.7-7' - -ilTi TOOMAi's HoSPrfAl... der capable of being converted into the suns with facility ; t14 &: - LNIA.. CLINE and. Mr. A STLAY.GQ)9PER .141' they with all the Negroes, Mules, Horses, and . Cattle on: 4 . , - `_ a Horse Mill, nearly new ; Dwelling-Home , Oakacci,' ' i Vrin cru thu ß 'r Es. c tin clU a k A T ti o lu3 f ANATOMICAL frtnle-sheds, Belling and Coriag Houses, Still-house..ditraiadils, C& lg sand requisite Oat-buildhsp. . - •- • • - • The Estate is one of the mast prOductive-aid*S*Penike fa HIGH WAGER ..AV 4.oNi.f&td"litrtoC.SE TO-M , Ad Of., :t r g m hti CAL of Oct a o n b d er . S October . r ° w ; • . the isiaml, and. is Supplied by a wen of Siodt-dl4ll= . . Morning . .. .-.•a ' ; SS minutes after S . . Waters and the distance from the ltoillatesoisie . ~. ... - A to mmoun _ _ 40 • t 14 tg elm. S. - Place hot more than SOO yards. • • ••• ;' • * :-'-' • - - 4 1 . s ' Particalani le t preparing. gild when ready. may be bat of zj j ,..zz -r)_ . . _ _ bii4ii LEV EL ........,-.46... m ews. mo w LAwk . u. g o g e i tom, 14, a mo b aus _ p o k _ o t LOewuN: refuted atid.rti - A ""' ', 4 71 tetbattflisertstfeb - ith 'at the i•Ae' IPFICF. N s : , - les .. G tre e n arri* B i groitho g i -alll / 2 ""Melitht. boater. l4W"" - d 1 : 24111148 . 154.122 -- W 91146 .- '-' strata Puldshid idiom ' *a STA it-loi.ci; Ter "e ar NEWCASTLE COAL. Ries Main Croft's Main Erglitin Moor Hebburn Main Montague Mai• Percy Ntritt Pontop Simpson's Tan&id Moor • Team Walker Walls.:End • Bell and Co.'s Walls-End Walls-End Temple's South Hebburu Bryan Gateshead Barrier Main . Hartley - - ..... .r. 'SUNDERLAND. Eden Main 1 Primrose Main RUSSCrII MaL Jarrow Charlotte Chester am• 11 ~.... .... Ships' • 7 1 1 47 0 47 6 45 6 45 0 53 I CAPITAL ESTATES, SUFFOLK. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Smrru), At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Friday the 14th of October, at twelve o'clock, in six Lott, unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract, of which due Public Notice will be given, LEVERAL most desirable ESTATES, principally Freehold, of the aggregate annual value of £l4OO and up wards, comprising six excellent detached Farms, containing to gether nearly IMO Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying in the neighbourhood of Halesworth, Mu gay, and Beetles, in a rich and highly cultivated part of the County of Suffolk, In the occupation of most respectable and un exceptionable tenants; with good Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings. Further particulars will be girrea in future advertisements, and may also be had' on application to Mr. lermyn and Mr.Crabtree, fitileSsvcirth; Mr. Pugh, Bernard-sitegt, Russell-square; Messrs. , Loggen and .Smith, Bashigliall-street; and to Messrs. Hogrirt,i and Phillips, Broad-street, with sebum Prins of the several._ Patine are left for inspection. • t . - The Estates may be viewed at any time. s: • VALUABLE PLANTATIONS•INTHB ISLAND OF NEVIS. I 1 44 0 I 1 .1i ! • , . I l i~ ,; , ,~ i- !