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. Ita sr G :res . Z E. ADMIRAI,4I.OFFICE, AUGUST 19, 11108. Cr , y of a Letter front/Vice-Admiral Sir John BOAlie Warren." K. B. tommander to cite' of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels • at Halifax, to the Honourable W. W. Pole. dated 'at HaKfax, Jaly 14, 1 80 b. • httlEit pleased to communicate the inclosed copy of a letter I bs. e.received front Captain Austen, acoaainting me that his Ma- Ic.4ty's oloop :•ttlian under his cotruuand had captured la Jeune' l Y. file Fre - ::. privateer, of four guns and 25 men, from tire r*, er bouud to St. Domingo with a cargo of flour and provistons ; another wit: company, but escaped. I hive the lsorour to be, Dec. • (Signtd) JOHN BOILASI ViAllttLN. " His PiTajesty's Sloop Indian, June 27, 180i1.. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that at daylight, on the 19th instant, being in lat. 28. 34 N. long. 74. 4W. I fell ii lwith, two schooners, which ins andy made sail frog us on different tacks ; I chaCed' the One which appeared largest, and sent the bakes in pursuit Of the other." ihort chice atptured la-Jetties Estelle' Frencli•privitteeii,Wf four mstis and 25 tom, horn the rivet St. Mary's to - St. . svith.a satiniof lour td provisions. I am . sorry to add that m conseitience of a breeze springing up when within halt gun shot, the boats were not • le to come up with the ocher, which I learn from prisoners was l'ExchanFe, of sir guns and ninety- ' five men, partly loaded with provisions, and bound , o to St. Domingo. -La .IFirne Estelle had one man and one wounded .ivy our Chace guns. From the nalureed'her fargorhave thought it adviseable tc tlite beetaterntuda, whiCh I hope will meet with yew' approba&rt. hate the honour to be, ;ate. (.4igned) G.I.AUSTEN, Commander. WHITEHALL, AUGUST SS. The Kulp has bees pleased to order a Congo crEllne to pass • the Great Sal 'af the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire ta"d, thertean anti Chapter of the Cathedral Church of 1110001 to doct.alilialitto of that See, the same bring void by the u-anslation of the Right Reversed Father in God Jo UN, lat. Disc op th'erorif, to the See of 'Hereford: and his Majesty has alto been pleased. by bi. Royal Sign Manual, to trot:mamma to the said Dan and Chapter the Rev. Wittuam LOST Maststxt.. Doctor in Divinicy, to be by theidelictod'ilisktip of the said See Lristel• - • • MiLITAIIY PROMOTIONS. • Co mmission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Inver ness.—lnverneishite; ace. *Regiment of Militia. W.lArtgus Mathkiadi, Gent: to beldeutissant, vise M'Gregor, deceased.. Dated Angola 3, 1804 Commissions signed by the Lord Lietttenant tif the • • 'County of Stilling. 28th, or Stirlingshire Militia. • Jo' n Relict, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Amory, 'proinoted. Dated March 20, I AOB. 7-etns M'Donala, on half-pay of the 7th Diatoons, to be ditto, vice Ramsay, promoted Dated May 20, 1808. Alexander M‘Lachlan „jun. C.yrnt. to be ditto, vice Napier. Dated ' August s, 1808. De..beujarnin Hardiman, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated /one a t tone. Stirlingshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. blur Dur,rnore Napier, Esq. no be Lieutenant, vice M'Donald Dinghapan, resigned. Dated July 4,1848. tagaitet-Maiter Henry Stainton to be Cornet, vice Smith, pro moted in the Militia. Dated June-S; inn& James Dinsmore, Gent. to be Semen. vice Corbet, deceased. Dated July 18, 1808: Eastern Battalion of Stirlingshire Volunt eer Infantry. ; v ti c i,,, e iyie r isoo, Es' to be, Captain, vice Duthie, resigned.— Dated Nnieli".ber 21, 1807. :Aentenant Neil Carafe uric *tip, vice Allan, reslgied. 'Mated Tune 7, 1848.. - :.!sign John Rankine to be Lieutenant, vise Johteston, promoted; John Dove, Gent. to be Ensign"; Jameieatitpbell, Gent. to be ditty', vice Rankine, promoted. .Dated April 7, tece. his Rankine, Gent. to be ditto, vide Ramsay, resigned. Dated April CO, t SOS. ..emissions ned by the Lord Lieutenant •of the • signed by he Lord Lieuenanx of the County of Carmarthen: ' Ist Battalion Cartp,lrthenehire Volunteer Infantry. find Lloyd Hartle., Gent. ie . be' Lieutenant, vice Evans, asstd. Dated Auguat'4, 1848. • 2d -Battalion of ditto. • utenaot John bishop Lobe Captain, vice Evans, mnaoteil: . id Rees, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bishop, promoted. • Lied Auguit 8, 1308. BANKII.I7PTcY INIAR9ED. .I.ognst itY RoVer - Reines, of Mark-lane, London, and of New Noss, Deptford, Kent, provision -merchant, rope -maker, dealer and eltapman, at ten, at Guildhall. e ober 1 3. ' William Gra?, of St. John-street, Middlesex, shoe maker, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTS. Bixsix, Richard Raper the younger, and Charles Binh, all of Bristol, vinegar-makers, dealers and chapnwn, August 86, September 5, Mid Octabir 4, it the Rummer Tay ern, Bristol. Mortar., Mr. GUest, Bristol; or Messrs. Meredith and Ro bins, Lincoln's Inn, London. John Kay, of Hahne, within the parish of Manchester, leather seller, dealer and chtpmap, August 28, Sept. '2l, and October 4, at ' sieve% at the Golden Lion, Deaoseite, Manchester.- Anomie*, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, London ; or Mr, George Nabb, Manchester. yid Mende., onianow4 met, Gravel-lane, Houndsditch, Lon don, army accoutrement maker, dealer and chapmatt, August : 7 , $O, and October 4, at ten, at Guildha ll . Attorney, Mr. . A. Isaacs, George-street, Minories. hen Brown and William Tildesky, of Bloiwich, Stafford ire, ropy makers dealer% ahappum, and copartners, Sept. t, 12, and Octob er 4, at eleven, at the Stork Hotel, in the iquare, Birminghain . Anomie', Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham. Hill, of Middle-row, Holborn, Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and chapman, August 27, SO, and October 4, at ten, at Ouildball. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumb:ree-street, Blooms bury. ifflana Powley, of Penrith, Cambniand, Ironmonger, dealer and chapinan, Sept. 7,8, and October 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Penrith. Anoraks, Mr. Inland, Slap* inn, Lon don, or Mr. Ellwood, in Penrith. ayson Moore, of Lenham, Kent, and late Purser of the Sir St e phen Lushington East Indiunan, dealer and ekipman, Sept. 13, 14, and October 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anomie', Messrs. Palmer, Tomliaons and 'Fixonnon, Copeball-coart, Throgmortos-street. ros'ah Sharpe, of Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, linen-draper, dealer add chapotan August '27 , Sept . 24, and October 4, at nine, at Guildhall, Candon. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle street, Falcon-square. Joseph Staples Smith, of Liverpool, shoe-maker, September 13, 14, and October 4, at ten, at (=Gild/nil, London. Attorney, Mr. Spottiswoode, Austin friars, London. William I ,indiU, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, spirit-merchant, dealer and chapman, (now a prisoner in the King's Bench,j Septena ber IS, 14, and October 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London.- Attorney, Mr. Haynes, No. 147, Fonchurch-street, London.- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. loseph Davies and William Williams, of Lord-street, Liverpool, breeches makers and glovers, August IS, 1808. James Forrest, James Wm. Sowerby, and Samuel Eeking kr, of Chester, cotton spinners, Avg. 17, 1808. James Carter and Theophilns Carter, of Coventry, switch manu facturers and silversmiths, August 16, 1808. William Tucker, Isaiah girt, jun. and John Ivory, of Plymouth I Dock, spirit merchants, August 2, 1808. Thomas Pardoe and Chas. Williams, of Cleobury Mortimer in Salop, linen and woollen drapers, June 2.4, 1807. - Isabella Suttou, Harriot Winckworth, Joint Burgh, Charles Knight, and Charles Sutton, of Broken Wharf, Thrunes-4treet, London, factors and mealnien, August 18, IEOB. Thomas Dixon Wilton, W. C. Mance, Samuel Clay, and Fan wood Wakefield, otkiolymoosside, Derbyshire, (lax spinners, Dec. 3, ump.. 1. - _ ---- haws *sneer! r and letos Ilkullyoroe, of "terldon, akar refiners, Augtrst 20, 1208. :Pomo Guy. Callas, and Edward Walklet, of Lisle- Foul and Manchester, whOlesale groctirs and importensof Kali ;Ibotter, May 12, 2866. Christopher Dobson, John Catto, Alex. Fraser, tad Win. Minu test, of Monk Wearmouth„ Durham, ]March 31, 1808. • lobo Croudace, i 'homas Croudace, and Thomas Smith, of Pain -. thaw; Diarb.set, tallow chandlers ; August 9,1808. Samuel Alcock and . 141;tn Taylor, o Skinnerburn. near Newcas tle-upon-Tyne; colour'ininufacturers July SO, 1808. Adam Sibbit and Adam Yelloly, of Al;wick, Northumberland, eommc., brewers, July 15, 1808. Janus'Bennet and JuhriAlggitabotbans, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-throwsttirs lefest 18 1908. ' Old Tisk-one, ,t.eg. BIRTH. At the Eartof Tankervirielsi, Privy Gardens, LadyOssulston, of a daughter. DIED. ' .• In London. on the List instant, Sir Walter Ogilvy, of Inverear ritv, Bart. On Saturday the 20th instant, Win. Mercer, of Wandsworth, Esq. aged 58, much regretted by a numerous family and ac quaintance. On the Bth of April, at Rio de Janeiro, whither he had accom panied the Royal Familyand Government of Portugal, his Excel lency General John Forbes, of Skellator, in the County of Aber deen, in the 76th year of his age. He was the Senior General Officer In the Portuguese army; Gen. ral and Governor of Rio de Ta i. iro, a Councillor of War, General of Cavalry, Knight Grand Croix of the Illustrious Orders of Avis in Portugal, and Carlos Illd in Spain. Suddenly, at his house on the West Cliffe, Brighton, after taking a ride to the Devil's Dyke, about four o'clock on last Wed nesday afternoon, Sir George Pauneefort, Bart. of Russell-sqnare, I.endon i agNIS6 years. 'I he body of the diceased was opened by Mr: lisrxett, in the presence of Dr. Hunter, when the cause of his dtscolution became apparent in a ewer which had destroyed a part of his stomach. The late Lord Gage died of the slow com claim. The Baronet's title and estate, we understand, to devolve to Captain blootn6e s ld,of the Royal Navy. a.terdaY last, at his seat at l'ortworth, in Olov.cesteribire, Francis Re sold) Mireton, Baron l)ucic, Provost Marshal of Barbeidoes Ills Lordship was in his 69:a year. He was first married t 'Miss Purvis, daughter of Thomas Purvis, Esq. of Shepton t s eaUet, Somensetshire, by whom.he has left two sons, Tbomas ' who succeti.s him ; and Francis, a Colonel in the army. His Lords:dp Married, secondly, Mrs. Chil 1, motl•er of the late .amiable-Countess of Westrtiorl and, who survived her marriage ' but twa years.. The present Lord is married to Lady Francis Hirhe't, only dinghter of the Earl of Carnarvon. MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons;contine the A-TA. attention to the treatment of certain Complaints contracted In an unguarded hour, and that Debility whicluis caused by youth ful habits. Mr. Letnit 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 so that assiduity with which thby devote themselves to the Cure of these Complaintg.—ln all eases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and (Unger are equally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which' art the conse quences of youthful imprudence, er the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permanent restoration to ♦igorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, containing a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy is ob served.--No:_29,Arundel-street,.near Temple Bar. hero is an additional entrance in Water-street Adjoining. ANTI-IMPETIGENES, For those deplorable, and hitherto Incurable - Disease% the King's Evil, Scrofula, Struma, Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles, Le privy, and all Disorders orkinating in an impure state of the Blood. rTIFIE ANTI-IMPETIGENES is founded on a ebymical and philosophical basis, warranted by the cape. rience of a 'series of years, sanetioued by " Cullen's Practise of Physic and Nosology, ' and prepared by S. SOLOMON, •M. I). Gilead House, near Liverpool, Whepledges himself to the 'Public, that this Medicine is perfectly innocent in its nature, safe in its application and powerfully effi cacious in every species of "Impetittenes, of depraved habit, with affections of the Skin."• It is of th e utmost importance to those afflicted with any of those direful diseases, to their friends and re latives,as well as to the. rising generation, that such hereditary complaints may be speedily removed, and the blood purified from every degree of miasma. The King's Evil, Strafe's or Scrofula, arc hard, schirrous, and often indolent tumours that affect the glands of the neck, under the chin; arm-pits, groin, hams, arms and wrists, and most com monly are seated in the neck anti beneath the ears. To remove these obstinate symptoms, the whole Materia Medlea has been tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer left to drag on alifc of misery! Many are crawling along on crutches at this moment, whom the Anti-Impetigenes would restore to health and vigour, if recourse was had to it. The directionsgiven with each bottle are plain, and its application is attended with little or no trouble. The And-Lmpetigines is an alterative and purifier of the blood, hs operation is gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible; it is the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that danger ous mineral Mercury; it swetens the blood and uhnalates it to expel all noxious and impure Juices, giving strength and tone tn . the'rferves, enlivening and invigorating both body and mind.—Pot scorbutic cutaneous eruptions, dry or wet leprosy, the Anti-bge petigines certainly claims a pre_ eminence over all oiler melicities, being aecidedly adapted for the speedy removal of these com plaints. and will not only clear the skin, but heal all old sores and ulcers of ever so long standing. in disorders where salivation has repeatedly failed, when no other remedy could restore the unhap py sufferer to that health he unfortunately lost, the Anti-impeti• ginea will be found the great and only restorer of health analvigour. Sold bit OUT respectable Medicine Vender ha the United . . • • .11Stie Praetiot of Pbyro. . 7• r All'ortizNG INTELLIGEITE. -... ' . BGHAM RACES, AUGUST 22. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of £5O for all ages. Lord Barrymore's Pavilliun, aged . • 1 1 Mr. Heath's b. h. Rumbo - - - 3 S me. Jeffery's gr. f. Miss Slender, 3 yrs old - - 2 3 Before scatting 2to 1 and stoe on the winner. Both heats won in a canter. A SoMcription of lop. each, the Owner of the second Horse to receive-back his Stakes, for all ages. Lora Egremont's Canopus - • 1 The Duke of York's b. c. Fuscue - •• 2 Mr. Forth'. Stripling - - - - 3 Sir J. Haney-wood's Hawk - - - 4 Mr. Lafibrolv's Muter lackey - - 5 Sever to 4on Canopus apt the field-3 to 1 apt Stripling, and 5 to 1 apt Muter lackey. The first year of the Surrey *takes and Sop. each h. ft. for Colts and Fillies, then two-years old, foaled in the County or Surrey. The last half of the new mile. Mr.Duronin br. c. by Teddy, out of Ranuchoonda . 1 Sir Joseph Mawbey's br. c. Botley's 2 Mr. Page's b. f. Grinderella, by Tedda . . - 3 Six to 4on the field before starting. The best race of the day, which nevertheless was won easy. A hack race betwixt five horses, belonging to the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, finished the day's amusement. It was a ludicrous business, for three of the horses were distanced. The course was well attended, and the betting-stand had to boast of 2 display of some of tke most distin. 1 guished company on the ground. Her MAJESTY ' and the PantemsEs, with the Dukes of CLARENCE and CUMBERLAND, occupied a stand at the coming-in post, and remained there until the sports finished, ' when they returned to Windsor in their landaulets. Monday the remains of Lady Roose BOUGHTON were removed from Devonshire 'lace, attended by Sir Ctram.r.s, her son, Mr. Boucuros, and her daughter, the Right Hon. Lady Sr, Join ,'in order to be deposited in the family burial place at Rouse. Lends, In Worcestershire. BERK.•;, NEAR MAIDENHEAD. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD FSTATE FAMILY MANSION AND LAND. TO BE SOLD OR LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, ANexcellent compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, AN with domestic Offices of all descriptions, well planned and judiciously arranged, fitted up and completely furnished, in a neat style, and fit for the imntediale reception of a Gentleman's Family; excellent productive Garden walled rour..l, well planted and crop ped, and in the highest perfection ; Pleasure Ground's laid out and planted in a pleasing and tasteful manner ; a stream of fine water running through the grounds ; sundry incbsures of rich Meadow Land, and a quantity Land in the open fields ; the whole about thirty-six Acres, all in a high state of cultivation. A small Farm adjoining, containing upwards of 40 Acres, may be had at the. option of the purchaser. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street; Golden-square. SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE. MANOR OF WEMBURY.-FOR. SALE, THE. Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and LORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH WEM BURY, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties, and Franchises there') belonging ; consisting of a new built Mansion House, with Lawn in front ; a Coach-house and suitable Stabling, and all . manner of requisite Out-offices, detached and agreeably arranged; a Bowling--reen, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and a large incased Garden,well planted and stocked With Fruit.trees and. Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven, and River of Yealow, called Skepeing Ferry, with the tolls and dues of the said River, and the Water, Piscary, Fishing, Oyszerage and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Messuagcs, Farms, Mills, Lands,Tenetuents, and Hereditaments belonging to ithes said Manor. And a Farm called North Ditch Farm, adjois?i t alk s and attached thereto. This Estate is bounded on two sides by the EnglisliCifesidet 1 and the River Yealine, commands most delightful and extepiegc' views and scenery—Britain's Fleet and Merchant Ships fregisently.l gliding near it, and affording is the eye and to the mind the most' delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies within a ring fence, and is certainly one of the most compact and desire. ble Estates in the West of England, and contains ultogethir about 946 acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground, and Woogland, and lies within the parish of Wentburi-, in the County of Devon, at about four miles distance from the capital Market Town of Plymouth, the access to which is rendered Commodious by the new road, and will be more so by a flying bridge now erecting by Lord Boringdon. The Massion House with the Gardens, &c. and a suitable quantity of Ground, and also the Wisods are in hand, and posses- sion thereof may be had at . Lady-day next, and the present Fur -1 niture, which is new and handsome, may be taken at an appraise ment, and the remairtler of the Estate (except only about 55 acres, held by leases for one and two lives), is let to respectable Tenants, at net rents, amounting only to about £l3OO, but which, it Is estirnated, must soon be increased to at least ,et 500. , • The• Land-tax is redeemed, and great part of the Manor is Tythe-free. The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value and upwards, te be taken by the Purchaser, and paid for exclusive of the Estate. For Sale whereof, a Public Auction will be held, at the London Inn, at Ivybridge, near Plymouth, en . Tuinday, the 6th day of September next, by 12 o'clock at noon ; and, in the mean time, the same may be viewed on application to Mr. R. Baker f at Wear bury, and printed particulars, after the 31st inst. may be had of Mtn, or Measrs.Caniale and Spear, Solicitors,teay's Inn; Mes 3 rs. Noble and Hunt, of Jeffery-square, blindest ; Messrs. Trewman sad Son, Exeter ; and at the Office of Mr. Edmund Leckyor, in Plymouth—where a Platt of the Estate may be seen. N. II: The House may be seen on Tueiklais and Fridays be tween the hours of elovou aad throe o'clock. :St - , COKE'rIiORPE _P./4X ESTATE. ' " OXFORE/Stilß E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON, (*.Friday, the 7th of facaober next, at Staple. Hal , Witmy, suer ' In Lot.. *NWT valuable PREEPIOLD-Es'tATE,com . prising the Manors oteolteciterpe, Decningis .and iiibt,AVlth the fin Aries, rights; and emblenients b.ion;.'ng thereto, anddipelery deairibli and substantial Mansion COKETIIOItPE HALL. . . 'Darden', Pleasure Grounds, •iss, rempiete order. • Parkead - Pudelocks; comprising Acres nflidls Pfst..re acfl • . Meadow Land (subject to a tithe Modus), •UhabieltmOries, WaterFalli, and Ponds, Also, the atagnibc4nt Woods, replete with fine gro4iOlf Oak Timber had Coppice Wood, containing $0 and scm‘fal adjacent Frins, open and inclosed, wi - b cluvenient 4 tnt Hono ; " sad Offices, and let to'nuist re'peetablFtenant, at-will, and Mit' flue Woods, about Mid Acres in hand, cont.:Ling altegether'near 1000 Acres. Lot I. Will Comprise the Manors, Mansion I Tonic, Once, Clardans,Park, Water-fall and Works, Fisheries., at.d Coke-the:pa Woods. Lot 11. The Breach Farm and Land adjoining, in Mr. Co. hourne's Tenure. Lot 3. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woad-, in Mr. Tho mas's Tenure. • The residue of the Estate will be divided into many Lots, for the convenience of purchasers. A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifications of the several. Lots may be had early in September next, by apclying at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick; and at N.). 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London. CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATE, ritiNCIPALLY - 'FREEHOLD, Situate at Sabam Toney, Ashill, and adj °Ling Parishes, is the most fertile part of the County of Norfolk, within two miles of the Market-town of Watton; the property of the late James Crowe, Esq. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BURT, On Saturday, the 10th day of September, If Oa, at the Angel inn, in the Market-place, Norwich, precisely at 12 o'clock, in 17 Lots, unless the whole Estate shah be sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice st ii! be given, LOt 1. A Capital. FARM, in Sahlm l'oney and Ashill, consisting of a good Farm-house, Ihitna, Stat - lea, Granary, and other convenient Buildings, and 506 Acres and 36 Perches of Arable, Me.dosi, and Pastore lard, of excel lent quality, and in the highest state of • celtivation, ail inclosed withina rieg fence, in the occupation. of Mr ; Hugh Bought., under a lease whiChwill expire at Michaebnas, 1813. Int 2.-A capital Farm, called the . Pick Perm; in Edam To. ney, consisting of au excellent Earni-hottee, plearaptly situate on an eminence, with Barn., Stables, Cow-house, Otanary and other Outbuildings, and 561 Acvei, 2 itoods,Amd 33 l'erches of rich ArebleeMeadow and Pasture Land, all inctostd in a rive f nee, and in the occupation of at. John Winkheld, under a lease, whit!) will expire at Michaebnas, 1813.; Also the Wood called Higbgo Thick, and Plantation in Hand, adjoining this Farm, and containing 52A. 3R. 23 P. Lot 3.-A very excellent Vertu, in Sabam Toney, consisting of a newly-erected Farm-house, two Barns, .Stables and Offices, . all brick-built and tiled, together with 333 Acres, 2 Roods, and 4 Perches of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, of the fist quality, all inclosed and lying tegether, sad in thnoccupatiokqf Mr. James Kiddie, under lease for the term of twelve.yeare, from Michaelmas, 180.5. Also Two Pieces of Meadow Land, date Sanwa Tenet, torah}. • ing 11 Acres and 36 Perches, in the occupation of Mr. Charlie Lacey, as tenant from year to year. Also Wood Lands aed Plantations in Hand, lying in theses:W. 4 : • of this Farm, containing 146 A. 2 R. 22 P. Loa 4.-Ari eligible small compact Farm, in %ham . Toney, consisting of a Farm-'wove, now. divided into . two Tenemeots with Born, Stable, and Outbuildings, and '24 Acres, I Rood, • • and 9 Perches ef most excellent Arable and Pasture Land; lb the occupation of /sirs Dorathy Wright, under a Lease for twelve years, commencing from Micha.imas, ihoi. Lot S. Two inclosures of very rich Arable Land, containing 16A. I R. 34P. adjoining the Parsonage of Sahara, in the occupa tion of theßev. Robert Rolfe, as tenant from y.ar to year. Lot 6. A Cottage in two , dwellings, with GA: 111. and 4P. of very fine Laud, in Sabam 'Toney, in the occupation of MeChas. Hunt, as tenant from year to year. Lot 7. 1 he public-house is Sahara Toney called the Pell, With the outbuildings and garden belonging, in the occuption of Mr. Christopher Dinmore, or his under tenant. Lot 8. The Water called Salaam Muir, and the Land surroun ding it, containing ISA. 2R. 211'. Lot 9. Foul' Pieces of Arable and Pasture Laud, containing .53A. and 21". lying iteSaham Toney, between Highgo Thick and the bounds of Shipdam, iu the occupatiotiof Mr. Timothy White, as tenant from ,year to year. Lot 10. Five lecleeures of very good Arable and Pasture Land in Saharn Thney, containing 91A. lit. and 98P. abutting , upon Shipelham eounnon, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Mann, under lease for 18 years from Mithaelmas.lBoo. • Lot 11. Two enclosures of extremely good Arable Land, con taining 21A. 2.12. and 9P. with the barn lately erected thereon,ly lag in Asnill, on the north side of the Park Farm, and adjoining the crazing groundein the occupation of Mr. Henry Oldfield, and with, the next lot incleded in the lease granted.to him. Lot 12. A Most desirable Farm in Ashill and Houghton, Con sisting of a cottage and.garden, and 39A. 2R., and 311'. of good arable land, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Oldfield, under k lease granted to him of the same with the last lot, for die term of nine years front Michaelmas 1813. • Lot 13. A singularly Valuable Farm in Ashill, in the occupa tions of Mr. John Leggatc, consisting of iconveeient farm-house, with bent, stables, cottage, and other outbuildings, and 149 acres and 19 perches cif Arable and.-Puture Land, of excellent • quality, and in a high state of .cultivatinni all ificloasod and Wag together. This Farm is held under lessie.wrherent two years will be unexpired at Michaelmas neat. • • - Lot 14. Bush's Pitihtle with Cottage and Yard, in Ashill, In the occupation ofeife under tenant of Mr. John I.eggre. Lot 15. Sundry inelosures of very rich Arable and Pasture called the Grazing (rounds, lying in Sabam Toney, and coritiiniag 105 acres and Si wales, in the several occupations of Mr. Henry Oldfield,Mr.Hugh Boughen,and Mr. William Fsrrer. ,Lot IS. 'l'ke Manor or. Lordship of Castort-hafl,in Shipdhant. and a most valuable Farm in Sabot Taney, Ovington; and Shipd .him,in the occupation of Mr.-Williata Peck, consisting of- aca petal newly erected Barn, brick built nod tiled, with leantoe, Ecc: and 199 acres, 5 roods, and. 10 perches - of moat excellent Arabia and'Pa.ture Laud e , all inclosed and lying together, boa by . Mrs Peck, undeea:leasefor kg years froth Michaelmas IBot. Also. Wood Lands in Ovingson, nearly In the centre of Mr. Peas Vairn, partly inland cl and partly lu the occupation of Mr. Edw ard Foweti, containing 28A. 6R. eola. l t .ot 17. The capital Manors -or Lordships of Sahara' Toneyi Insoken and Outsoken, with the Righti, Royalties; immunitiess and Privileges theremiespeetively belonging,. the annual pratl of which on an average of the last 16 years, have amounted 18 1231.175. Id. • . The Estate, as a Wooer. is most complete and desirable to a Gentleman wishing to aceuire an extenthe domain, and to rem► bite both profit and pleasure, for, besides the Landsbeing of x very superior quality, the extent of the Manors and of the Wood Lands insures a large quantity of Genie. As proposed to be die eiided, it is well worth the attention of Agriculunists desirous ES securing to themselves the possession of well cultivated Farms. For price of the whole Estate and further particulars apply either at the Banks of Messrs. Sparrow, Brown, Hanbary,a4 Savill, at -Watton aforesaid; Bury St. E dmund's, Braintree, and Chelensfod ; or to Mr.. Presland, 10, Brunswiek-square ; Mr. Gcldard, Oral's Inn; J. B. Leak*, Eaq. locking, Eyes; Messrs. Foster,Son, and Unthank, or to Mr. Grand, Solicitors, Norwiche wheA a Map of the Estate may to seen. ri-To be viewed by applying tithe Tenants. TO-MORROW. Sun rises. I Susi sets. , I Moon rises. 9 53 minutes after 4 7 minutes after 7 8 minutes after - • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.higiutOW. Morning - - IS minute. after 4 • - Afterno,l - - 4 minutes after SS LONDON : Printed and Published I/ LEVEL KENI', of Can terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAR-OFFICF, NO.J, C2l Strett. Published also at the STAa-Orvlcr, Telnple Bar. I ~,_ f•:- *- • N r 7" A . • P. 11 . 0. GRA sigr bto itlie .41 ions la" Pal .1111101 I! .i~<~ - .- -.- . • 1 ,- BATAS' ter lAlEreffUN' 7 " .4.4‘ 1. ' vidote - 1 ' UR. 'ROBINS informs the Public,Ah3t itii rev .iv-IL hold Meadow of. Five Acreseelitiete st - SIJOBEIW's short. distance from Harrow, advertised 0 Vie* bY Isettions II Gireaway's toffee House, on Teetday , the sea of Ausuft. 4 . dig* . posed OW PRIVATE LIDffrTRACT. • • • • WararickffstreeFf crslden-square, 2ect Adroit.. .',..., ,:7.7. .i ELWANT RESIDENCE, BERKELEY-SQUARE. T° 401.1)) the LEASE of a &tic . able RESI. DEVCE, sitwite co the ,svest..sid, fflr, 41pg/ttliit-square, suited for the accommodation of al:aniq, with ascallent domes ic Offices, Coach Houses and Stablest. • 4.1 To be viewed by tickets. • 1 2 :articular"- *IAN libel**, War *-sttert, Golden-square. • airrr of £283 per AinulasualextiPtiOnalAl Via secured, payable out of an Estate.near Londcm. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffeehouse, Chante-Alley, Cornhi en Thes day the 30th instant, at Twelve o'Cieek, A NET ANNUAL PROFIT RENT of TW O 3- HUNDRED and THIRTY-THREE POUNDS for eighteen years,. unexceptionably well secured, and payable out of an estate within a few miles of London. Particulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. GOLDER'S GREEN, NEAR HENDON.—THREE DE SIRABLE VILLAS, AND LAND. By Mr. ROTIIINS, At Garravray's Coffee-House, Change-Alley, Cornisl 1, on Tues day, the 30th Instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in three Lots, A VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising three compact and neatly finished Villas, very desirably situate at Golder's Green, near Hendon, commodiously planned, and handsomely fitted up with folding doors, Etc. The domestic Offices to each are convenient and appropriate, with Yards, Coach-houses, Stables, Barn, and other Out-buildings ; Gardens fully stocked and cropped, aid planted with wall and standard Fruit-trees in full bearing, and about sixteen Acres of Meadow Land (which will be apportioned to the Lots), amply supplied with excellent water. Particulars of S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell -street, Bloomsbury; at the Swan, Golder's Green; and of Ms. Robles, Warwick. I street, Golden-square ; of Whom Tickets for viewing may behad. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, MANORS, and ESTATES in SOMF-RSETSHIRE, eight miles from Bristol, twelve front Wells, fifteen from Bath, and Withln'a Quarterof a Mite of the Turnpike Road fromßristol to Exeter. • By Mr. ROBINS, • . At Garraway's Coffee-house, Carnal!, London, on Tuesday, the 30th instant, at one o'clock, AVALUABLE, COMPACT, and VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, romptising the Manors, or Teputed Manors, of BUTCO NI BE and BUICOI‘CDE THRUIPWELL, with the. capital Afansion Roust of BUT CONLBE COURT, in complete repair, and fit for the immediate residence of a large and genteel Fatuity ; with good ant conve nient Out-houses, Stables, Coach-houses, extensive wailed Gar dens, Hut-houses, Fleasure-ground,and Lxvvis,around the House, .mtaining by estimation seventy acres. Together with a very good and comfortable Farm House on the Estate ; to which Is at tached an excellent 'Farm-yard, with plenty of Water, a.ad every convenience and necessary Out=building, and upwards of Ode' Hundred and Fifty-three acres of Meadow, Pasture , and Arable Land. Together also with the Advowson and Next Presentatloa of the Parish Church of Butcombe, comprising the Great and small - Tithes, free front Andes, or Composition, which, with about 52 acres of Glebe Land, are of the yearly valueof 5001. aad upwards. The present Iccupibent about 60 years of age. The Mansion House and other parts of the Etate have lately undergone considerable improvement The premises adjoin meta other, are situated in the several Parishes of Butcombc, Blagdon, and Nempnett, and the Land-Tax Is redeemed. like neighbour hood is exceedingly good, abounds with Game, and is in a fine Sporting Country. Particulars on the prem?ses, on Tuesdays and Fridai's, when the House may be sees ;and conditbons of sale at th.! principal Inns at Bath, Bristol, \Veils, Bridgwater, 'Taunton, and Exeter; of Mr. Fisher, Langford, nevi- Bristol, to whom application for any further information may be made (free of postage); and of Mr Robins, W.trw ick,street, Gulden-square, London. I :..~c:~ Print Ds, is 141 Ala w ilk no 411. the d Y , mite Rid O .0, don, eitio, S. Itifi - • 351 „ et apa TitY PER flaw ..ibc • .01. 4S . L This I Mk " ire el. co • •dikiag 411 111 - • 'Pi I ts , Tagil L• t 7 : ," ntdri -ter A zu c- .04 ..061 .061 • • *0! • e ta rit ; 11:144 t, • .4 ~. .