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,__r WHITEHALL, SEPT. 5.4. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'. GAZETTE., The Kin 7 has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and [rebind to the following Gentlemen, and the re spective heirs male of their bodies, lawfully begotten, viz. EDWARD BULLRR, of Tranent Park, in the County of Corn wall, Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Mud jiu.ulruu of his Majesty's Fleet. MARL Woos, of Catton, in the County of Surrey, F.sq. Has CT CORI NCIIIAM MORIIGORILRI, of the Hall, County of Donerd, P.sq. THOMAS loxes, of Stanley Hall, in the County of Setup, tsq. James GRAHAM, of Kinston, in the County of York, and of Edmond Castle, in the County of Cumberiontl, Esq. Srrorett SITWILL, of Renlshaw, in the County of Derby, Esq. ANDREW CORBY I, of Moreton-Cotbet, in the County of Sep Up, and of Linshule, in the county of Buckingham, Esq. WILLIAM Cot as MEDLTCOTT, of Ven-House, nem hlnborne Port, hi the County of Sonurset, Esq. CItARLr.s HOAR HARLAND, of Sutton-Hall, In the County of York, Esq. louts PERRI/so, of Membland, in the County of Devon, tsq . Groom,. Pto o -i r, of Knapron, in the Queen's County, Esq. Gots. Ok/bELCY, of Claratnont, in the County of Hertford, Esq. MILTI'ARY PROMOTIONS. R-OFPICE, SEM' 24. '4th Regiment of Dragoon nitards—Cornet 'Thomas Comber, to be Lieutenant, by purchase., vice Hall, appointed to the 21 Life Guards. 6th Ditto--William Hutsh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vita Morlarti. lit Regiment of Dragoorn—Lteutenant E. C. Windsor, from the 92d Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Cole, who exchanges. id Ditto—Lieutenant R. H. Sitweil to be Captain of a Troop by purchase, vice Turner, who retires. 4th Ditto--William Tongue, Gent. to be Corner, by purchase, vice Luard, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Asaistant-Surgeon Davies, : non the Derbyshire Militia, to be Assistant-Sorgeon. loth Ditto—Lieutenant MaximMui Joerres, to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Butler, promoted; Quarter- Master --- Hou-sham to he Corret, without purchase. id Regiment of Foot Guards--Frederick Colville, Cont. to he Ensirn, wiltout purchase, vice Lloyd, whose appointment has . . tint taken ;thee. tat Regiment of Foot—Major Jcremi ih O'Kettfc, from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Hunter, who exchangt.s. &I Ditto—Ensign John kl'Croban to be Lieutenant, without purchim, vice Heazle, dismissed. 9th Dino—Ensign John Chadwick, from the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant ori bout porcharor. Jath Ditto--Lieutenant George Halford, front the 28th Foot, to be Captain of a C•nnpany, ;vithout purchase, vice Ha moved from the service: - I 4th Ditto--Lieutentint Thomas Dunn to be Captain of a Cont. patty, without purchase; Ensign Kenneth M'Ketteie to be Lieutenant, vice Dunn ; Ensign George White to be ditto ; Gentleman Cadet George Thuries Finscane, from the Roy al Royal lklilitary College, to be Ensign ! vice M`Kenzie ; Doisrre, Gent.. to be Ensign. vice White. 19th Ditto—Ensif,m Joseph Ellis to be Lieutenant, without Pur chase, vice Carmichael, appointed to the lath Font. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant John Carmichael, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Janet, promoted. go t h Ditto—Ensign John Z. Fonneran to be Lieutenant, vice Brooke, decel..ed ; Volunteer James White to be Ensign, vice Fonnt•ran ; Edward Kenyon, Gent. to be Ensign, bye Purchase, Nice Champagne, promoted. 23i1 Regiment of Foot. To be First Lieutenants—Lieutenant Harry Walker, from the Nova Scotia FencibLe ; Second Lieutenant Roskelly ; Second Lieutenant T. F.. Tucker. To be Second Lieutenant—r— Smith, Gent. vice Roskelly. 2Sth Ditto—Ensign Abraham Shuttievrorth, from the 39th Foot, • to be Lieutenant, without Purchase; Edmund blesluien, Gent. to be Ensign. by Purchase, vice P ratt,promoted. 28th Ditto—:Williim Clarke, Gent. to heEusig 1, without Pur chase, vice Wilkinson, promoted. _ . . _ . . . 23-11 Ditto--Ensign ThOr;as Biggs, from the Royal Limerick County Militia, to be Ensign : . . . . slat Ditto--Litutenant Charles Kirby, from the 2d Garrison Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without Purchaie. 3t:tl Ditto--Lieutenant Henry Robert Cole, from the Ist Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Windsor, who exchanges. 34 , 111)itt0--Lieutenant John Norton, from the tizki Foot, to be Lieutenant, ♦ice Mackay, who exchanges. _ _ _ 35th Diuo--Richard K Butler, Cent. to be Ensign, without Pur • chase, vice Nixon, promoted in the 7th Garrison Battalion ; Asistant-Surgeon Ralph Edon, from the Herefordshire Militia, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Cowan, superseded, being abseut without Leave. Snth Ditto—Cap+ab Frederick Hankey, from the 19th Foot, to be Major, by Purchase, vice Overtnd, who retires; lieute nant Berj imin Rowe to be Captain of a Company, vice Caote, deceased; Ensign William Tur:ler to be I ieutenant, viceßowe. Volunteer 1. bwayne tobeEnsigu, vice Turner.. 51th Ditto—Ensign John Dillon to be Lieutenant, Without Pur chase; Ensign John P. Penefather to be ditto; Chad wick, Gent. to be F.usign, vice Dillon ; Edward Pigeon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Peuefather. 60th Ditto--Ensign Robert Mitchell, front the 5Sd Foot, to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, s ice Board.nan, pro:noted. 6. d Ditto—Lieutenant Rod , lick Mackay, from the sith Foot, to b.: Lieutenant, vice Norton, who etchanges ; Thomas !Bing worth, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted in the 2d Gat rison 66th Ditto—Ensign Denton Steele to be Lieutenant, without Pur chase, vice I.ipscombe, who resigns; Ensign Robert Brown Th,bliins to tee clitt , , vice I.idion. decease' Charles James For, Gert. to be Ensign, vice Steele; John Codd, Gent. to be E.: ego, vice Dobbins. 67th Pinto-s-Hugh Price, Ger.t. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ellis, promoted in the I sth Foot. 68th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants--Euvigns James Track, Henry Andersen, James Burrell, George Archbold, and Wm. Smyth. To he Engien—Clentlsman Cadet rrltderick Finucane, from the -Royal Military College; vice 6myth. 69th Ditto—lieute nant Alexander Mulligan, from the Tyrone Militia, to be Ensign. 71.4 Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Reyna, from the 96th Foot, to be Major, vice Robert Campb.:ll, placed on ha!f-pay of the I osth Foot. T3d Ditto—Ensign Martin Demay to be Lieutenant, vice Pitchet, deceased. 80th Ditto—Henry Nott, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Craven, superseded. 81st Ditto--Second lieutenant George Jackson, from the let Ceylon Regiment, to be lieutenant, without purchase. 142 d Dint.—Volunteer R. H. Reardon to be Ensign, vice Brown, promoted; lieutenant George Marshall to be Adjutant, vice M'Neil, promoted. Both Ditto— -- Rafter, Gent. wise Ensign, without purchase, vice Dowdier, promoted in the I't Garrison Battalion. B:th Ditto—Ensign James Brock to be Lieutenant, without pur chase; Ensign and Adjutant George Bourne to have the rank of lieutenant; Ensign Charles Basteed to he lieutenant; In-ign Geor;e Stirlll4, from half-ray of the 118th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Brock; Geotleman C.. Jct James Grant, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Busteed. Ditto--Brevet lieutenant-Colonel John Murray, from half pay of the 108th Foot, to be Major, vice Reynell, appointed to the 77 st Fe et. Royal West-lndia Ramrers---Charles MiDearmid, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchab,•,, vice Carson, promoted. Royal cliiican Corps.—l.ieutenaut Edward Hare, from the Ist t;arrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, without pur chase. Roll's Regiment—Ensigo Amotts Glum to be Lieutenant, vice Bonner, deceased; Serjeant-blajor A. Stumpf to be Ensign, vice Gluts. Ist Ganison Battalion —Ensign George Andrew Bowdler, from the 84th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Hare, promoted in the , oval African Corps. • 4d Ditto --Ensign W. H. Armstrorg, from the 63d Foot, to be Lieu client, vice-Kirby,appointed to the 31st Foot. 4th Ditto--Jchi Cranford, Gent. tie be Ensign, vice Hastings, pr , ,eloted in the :7th Foot. . 911stiiitir—Majerljethats., lajor, ___ , I vice O'Keefe, who exchanges. 2d Rays) Veteran BattaEou--Quatter.Master Jonas 13ecklei, late of the 3d Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Drought, deceased. 10th DittoCaptaitt Wm. Dawson, from the 34th Foot, to, be Captain of a Company, vice Windsor, deceascd. • • STAFF. tit torli, to be H. L. Templer, Esq. late Major of the 10th Light Drastons,,o be au Inspecting Field Ofecet of Y(.3 Lanry std Volunbeti Corr, 4ith the rank - of Livutenant-Colunel while 4o employed, van Locks, appointee to the 84th root. AIEMORANDIII. The undermentioned Officers.are superseded, viz. 40th Font—Ensign Charles Brown. 66th Ditto—Ensign Jonathan Baldwin, absent withont leave. 67th Ditto--Lieutounit '1 Lomas Johnson Smith, absent without leave. 81st Ditto--Brevet Msjor Henry Cos, absent without leave. ERRATA In the Gazettes of the 24th September, I RO5, I Ith June, 234 July kw, and loth inst. Nova Scotia Fencibles. For Captain WiUiiuu lialy, from ball-pay of the late Sth Regi ment of Irish brigade, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gray, st•hs rxeltalurs, : - Read Captain William Haly, from balf-par of the late 6th R,14. ment of Irish Brigade, to be Captain cf a Company, like (hay, Irks oohing' to hitformser h.ffifray. -92 ti For Brillion iiirzins, Gent. to be Enez,n, read Laic Higghir, Gent, to he Ensign.. York - Light Infantry Volunteers. For Jonathan We rem, Gett to be instep:, read Jonathan War ms, (Amt. to be Eusian. 82d Foot. For Ensign John Brown, to be Lietitenatit, vice ISP/Nrat, read Eusigu John Biown to be Lieutenant, Ass lL., deceased. ortoNANcE-orner, SEPT. ?2. Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers First Lieutenant Commbury John Smith to be Captain Com missary. Dated Sept. 1,1808. To First Lieutenant Commissaries,. Second I.leutenant Commissary Eenjamin NichulL Second Lieutenant Conunissary George Wilkinson. Second Lieutenant Commissary FAlward Philpot. Second I.leutenant Commissury 'flionias I lallifas. Setond lautnenant Jam Hay, from the Royal Artillery. Second Lieutenant Commissary Rolm. Steed. . . To 'eeond Lieutenant Commissaries, Jobn Roterts, Sri phen Reeve, Weir, J. Dicker, and --- Ueuts.—All dated as above. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Alexander Reid, Cunt. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Hay, pro moted in the Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. Dated Sept. 1, 18u8. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Parry Platt and James Asikhurat, of Liverpool, tea-c' niers, Sept. 7, 1808. Wm. Hulls, James Bailey, and Richard Hook, of Leather-lane, Holborn, cutlers, Sept. 22, 1808. John Dawson and Wm. Sharp, of New Windsar, Berkshire, ehee6emongers, August f."..9, 1808. Wm.l3erryman and Johu Dennis, Penzance, Cornwall, surgeons, . . _ . Sept. 7, 180,1. Christopher Weitsenbont, George Welssenborn and Jobn Jones, Bedtonlbury, Covent Garden, trimming and button-sellers, July 10 180 a. Wm.'Len'ox and Nadu MiGhie, Bolton, Lancashire, common brewers, January 1, 1808. Joseph Braham and Solomon Jewel, of Manchester, umbrella manufacturers, Sept. 17, 180 R. John Edgar Rust of Stowmarket, Wm. Smart and Edward Rout Buchanan, of Ipswich, corn and coal dealers, as to John Edgar Rust, Sept. 3 1808 WhartcM Aye and Thomas Smith, of No. 154, Orford-street, linen-dravrs, Sept. 1, 18011. Mary Key, of Pedmore, parish of Keck-shall, and Thomas Key, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, in Staffordshire, grocers and tea dealers 89t. 3, 1808. James an d Matthias Robinson, of No. 64, Red Lion-street, Ilol born, grocers, Sept. 23, 1808. BANKRUPTCY ENLARMD. Rov. 12. Westfield Lilly, of St. loin -street, ClerkenweU, dieser, linen-draper, at ten, a: Guildhall. Mir. 12. Thompson Pater, late of Shadurell Higb•rtreet, dleses, surgeon and apothecary, at trn, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPFRSEDED. Joshua Banks Lay, of Manshrster, cotton-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. William Wilhamson, of Gringley on the Hill, Nottinghamshire, cornfactor, to surrender October 18, 18, and Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, WorkacAp. Attonties, Messrs. Exley and Stocker, Fornival's Inn, London ; or Messrs. Mason and Wakefield, Eastlietford, Nottinghamshire. . . _ _ Jo=ltua Hague, of New-Mils, Derbyshire, cottonwpinner, dealer and chapnan, Sept. 30, October 1 and I+ bv. 5, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorniis, Messrs. Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. John Higson, Man chester. %Valiant Hobton, late of Horneastle, LI teolmhtre, maltster, October In, IL,and Nov. 5, at two, at the Bull Inn, Horn. castle. Attornies, Messrs. Clithero, Son, and Seiwood, Horn castle ; or Mt ssrs. Eyre and Morton, Gray's Intl, London. John Keartlat•.d, of Birmingham, wood screw-maker, dealer and Chapman, Oeto:er 10, tI, and Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birninghttru. Attorney, Mr. 'almtr, liaruard's Inn, Lottairr. Barnabts Barterher, of King's I.rnn, Norf.lk, haberdasher, dealer and chapmati, October 7, at l; • October it, at ten, and Nov. 5, at twelve, at GutlithalL Anomie*, isles .rs. 1. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, London ; or Mr. 1 larvey Goodwin, I .ynn. William Unchain, of Gwent-Garden, parish of St. Paul, Covent- Garden, Middlesex, ear. henwartiman, dealer and chaptuati, October 14, at nine, October 1 and Nov. 5, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, Cloak - lam ., Queen street, Cheapsitle. DIVIDENDS. October 1. Joint Spark es, of Leadenb.dl-street, London, tea dealer, at civet n, at Guildhall. October 7. Howson Edwards, of Gravel-lane, London, and Gran ville Duplex, of I.ceds, Yorkshire, cloth-merch tuts, drysakers, and copart , lert la trade, at three, at the Three Lem I.e its. October 7. William Holdsworth, of Addingha.n, Yorkahire, spinner, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kinpton-upon-Hul October S. William Bacon, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Sept. 28. William Gravcnor, late of Bristol, sugar-refiner, at eleven, at the Bush avern, Bristol. October 2. Win. Chrisp, of Cockspiir-street, near Charing-Cross, Westminster, perfumer and pocket-book dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. October 8. Edward Whitehead, of the New Road, Tottenham court Middkiex, merchant at twelve , at Guildhall. iictobei 5. John GOodwin, of 'Sheffield, iorkahlre, carpenter, at . . . . - one, at the 'routine Inn, Sheffield. Sept. se. Edward Carr, of Whitstable, Kent, carpenter, at ten, at the Guildhall, Car terbury. Sept. 28. John Simpbdn Tydeman, late of Colchester, Essex, ironmonger, at eleiien, at the Grin Inn, Colchester. • 1 Sept. 29. J(.lsa Tyson, of Mill:riot)]. tallovv-khandler, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Sept. 27. John 13:falr;of Southampton-street, Camherwell,Sarrey, mathematical instrument -maks r, at twelve, at Guildhall, Sept. 28. Win. Renstead and John Clark, of Ilalesworth„ Suffolk, maltsters, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Aldeburgh. DIED. The 13th inst. at New Hall, Ashton. Lanoashire, after a short ,tuna Maria Gerard, wife of Sir William Gerard, Bart. azed Si. Lately, at Erighton, the Countess of Shipbrook, relict of Francis Earl of Shipbrook. At his house at Barham, Kent, Edward Dering, Esq. eldest son of Sir Edward Dering, Bart. of Sureuden. Saturday morning, Mr. Dickie, late a stationer in the Strand, who has been confined nearly five years in the Fleet Prison, in consequence of a verdict given against him for A!700 damages, for uttering defamatory words against Mr. Anis, the Governor of Cold-bath-fields Prison. He has left a distressed idow and four children still to his unfortunate offence and unhappy death. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning , - 36 minutes after 7 Afternoon - 10 minutes after ai - §Arts - Vii - Cri-67. VIVIVABLZI Omsk. AND Trtrmiktnr;• Aft XAV;CAL 1if..4 CANAL SHARES..-$y Mr. scorr,. . In the Monthly Sale, ou Friday, she fth of October, at Pprere o'Cloek, at Garraway's, Lontkiri, WHEAL LUSHINGTON-- , Two -Sixty:4lllrib Shares in this very capital Mine, situate near the very productive Mine Wheel 'lowan, In the P.arisls of Mogan in C o rnwall; large 4pm:suds.' of Copper and 'fin have already been raised, and by its acknowledged superior advantage this Mine is expected to be nee of the most profitable Concerns Mite class. Tavistock Mineral Canal in Devon, Fonr Shares; also Sh.xts in the Grand Junction, Worcrstsr and Birmingham; lieu' art and Avon ; and Huddersfit id Canals. • Printed Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Oars raway's ; and of Mr. Scott, 48, New Ilthistsstrest, Lonthr.:. SUDBURY-GROVE, NEAR N \RROW. VALUABLE BUILDING-hIATFRIALS, LEAD, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, at Sudbury, on :Meador, October 4, at eleven AQUANTITY of CAPITAL BUILDING II in Lots: eoutpaising capital Timativr, in Orders and joists ;clean Batten Flooring; Wainscotting, of vari ous descriptions; French Sashes and others, with Framer: and Shutters; a number of 'Two, Four and Six •Pannel Doors; three hundr,:d feet of Portland Coping; a quantity of Octagon It itch, Black Dolt, Yorkshire, and l'urbeck Paving ; Deal titalrclg-; and abut five tons I Lea d; s..d upwards of twenty-five load ut Eau 11.nber, out down. Tb b viewed, by applying to Mr. !Cinch, on the Pr:lois-% whcro Catgoaties Doty be bid; and of Mr.Rubim, screvt, Guided-square. SUbBU KY, NEAR HARROW. Gemene limn-hold Furniture, Lidia Cabinet, Bronze Light% Mirrors,Chandeliers, Patent Mangle, Paintings,aud iirawinp, Valuable Fixtures, Lead, &c. By Mr, ROBINS, On the premises, at Sudbury, u.sr Harrow, on Monday, the . _ _ sd of Octsber, at Pleven. TIIE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, India Cabinet, a few fine Paintings and Drawings by es teemed masters, lia-.daome Bronze Lights, Chandeliers, Mirrors, a Patent Mangle complete, by Baker, the property of a lg.:new man. The Furniture comprises four-post and other bedsteads, with furniture., seasoned feather beds and other bedding, hand some drawing-room French rod window-curtains, with cornices, and continued draperie.:, sofas, chairs, eta rating room curtains, in morine, capital sidsbuard, excellent cabinet articles, in card, pier, library, and dining tables, in rose-wood and nrahJgany chests of drawers, bookcases, etc. Brussels and other carpets, fluor cloths, valuable fixtures, in handsmne marble and stone chimney pieces, and hearths, Bath and register stoves, and Stafford gr,tes, &c. excellent brew hause, and other coppers, patent pump, lead cisterns, kitchen range, oven dressers , and-ther articles. To be viewed on the Saturday preceding the sale. Cataloguer cis the Premises; at the icing's Head, Harrow ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. 11ORNSEY•KOW- I:iLINt,I ON. TO B 2 LET ON LEASE, ACONVENIENT FAMILY SOUSE, in tho rough repair, handsomely fitted up; co:l.tining two Rooms OR a floor, and other conveniences, with Garden at The back. The Furniture, adapted to the premisls, may be had at a fair val:.ation. "ro be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be bad - of Mr. italdns, WArwirk-street, Colden—ware. 'I ITN:ITALI. I LOUSE, KEN I'. At tl.e Rose Inn, Sittingbourne, on Wednesday, the 28th d:.y of September instant, at ,Pour o'Clock in the Afternoon (ii: less previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given in this paper) A CAPITAL FR EEHOLD MANSION, called TU NSTA I .1 HOUSE, with Stables, Y.Ads, Coach House, Dove House, and other convenient Buildings, eats-wive Gardens, partly walled in, and the whole well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, a large Grove and Shrubbery, with about thirteen Acres of very rich Meadow :mil productive Orchard Groom!, and a small Cottage adjoining, very pleintatty sh:Ated in the Parishes of Tunstall and Borden; in the County of Kent, within the distance of one mile from the Post Town of Sittinghoorne, 17 from Can terbury, 11 fro:a Maids one, and 41 from Loudon, iu a gaud Sporting Country, abour.ding with Game. Al Palt of Fax Hounds, and a Nee of ILrriers are kept within fur miles of the Mansion, which cons:001y hunt during the seasset. The above Premises- are now in the occupation of William Murton, Esq. under a Lease, nine Years whereof vihl he unex pired at Michaelmas next, by wh.sse leave the same may be viewed by applying at the House.. For further particulars, apply to Messrs PearSOT4 and Son, So licitors, Middle Temple, I asndtm ; or to Messrs. De Lasaux aid Buglaurst, Solicitors, at Ashford, in Kent, WllO are authorised to treat for Sale of the Estate by I's it/Ale Contract. IS NIaII.ARLY VALUABLE t.REF.IIOI.O LAND kUat. BUB .DING, .MIT4WELL-i 111.1.. By MesNrs. I IOGGART and PtiILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Sarni) At flarrawae's, on NVedivesday, the tlettli of September, in Lot.., _A - ROUT Thirty-eight Acres of r'clt MEADOW, LAND, seated 011 an unconunuttly dAighthil eminence. fur ..... building, on th e summit of Muswell-hill, continamtlitig extender I. phit t L AI)VOWSON AND NEXT PRESENT'', and beautiful prospects oldie surrounding country, on the border I "TION TO VALIJABLE VICARIAL TYTHES, IN THE of the fine road Lading to Finchley, Colney Hatch, and South- co u Kry OF sintkpx,, gate, within els miles of the Metropolis, with a Farm-house, , 1 . 0 LE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Dwelling-Mouse, Cottage, and Out-buildings. Possession will be' By Messrs. IiOGGARI' and 'PHILLIPS, given at Christmas next. 1 (Successors to Mr. SM4 rit) Tu b. viewed, and particulars had ten (Lys rrevions to die i rrITE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and next sale, of Mr. 'Fletcher, Solicitor, T00k',..-court, Cursi:or-street ; t 1 . I.I:.ESENTAT:ON to a most valuable Property in Vicarial at tiarraway's ; and of Mows. Flown and Phillips, No. Ws, , ... ~,, , e•• •• .1 . COO -rannum , a n d capable of much jai i 1....t.5, pm .ect..g -1 p. Broad-street, Royal Exchange: 1 provement ; with a respectable 'Vicarage Hotter, Offices, ac 4 VAl.UAtil.hertEtirfOLU Alt's& IA 1.4..N0, tViis l' HAM, - 1..1-.1, within ten mil.' of London; the present incumbent's ESSEX.—By Nltiors. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, i all.rat tit' yecrs ef age. (Successors to Mr. SAllrtt) . 1 , Particulars are preparing, and in a few days may be had (and* At Oarraway'a, on Wednesday, the ‘29:h irst. at twelve in I. ts, . apphcati4n of principals only) .1 Messrs. Huggart and Phillips,A. MOST Desirable FREEHOI.I) ESTATE ; i;, Broud. , -r::', Ituyal Exc , iat.ge. consisting of three pieces ureic-Ile:It satnd M . :.rsh._ I.and, ! 5PW:11.....l RESICENC:.: .:ND I.AND, HERTS, lag Tlft containing together upwards of '2B ac-es, near Pulley Wall, oat CENTRE OF THE BERKF.I.Y HUNT. both sides of the road, in the Parish of West 'lam, v. ry conveti. i qr 0 BE DISPOSED OF, an excellent LEASE rat fur the London markets, in the occupaion of Mr. 'l'hurtraa ; j 1101.1.1 VIII. a, with every accommodation fur a genteel Hamer, whose lease is determinabla at Christmas IMO, at a deu ! r ~ . _ . ... • aas*: , .y, 1:. ;ma.' s from Linteloa, and four from Barn, t, with. II relit of 1501. per annum. • - To be viewed, by applying to loser!' Edger, near the Gres- Acres of Load. l'arti.er :a-lictlars may be known ot Messrs. Heggan and hound, Plaistow ; Or Jahn Newman, at the Arched douse , near t, Phillips, n.., •I I : ro.d_,.reet Ro y al } .. acivo. c. West Ham Gate ; and particulars had ten days previons to the 5111 e., at the Greyhound and Abbey Arms, Plaistow ; liaif Mono, UM- ' corn, and Adam and Eve, West Ham ; Swan,Stratforti, at Garra vray's,and of Mesars.Hoggart and Phillips, 62,8r0ad-street,Rey.l Exchange. 'lO Tilt ARMY. ALT.EUTENANT in a fine old distinguished Ru:,inwnt of Two rattalions, theist of which is in the East ledies, and the 3 , 1 most eligiSly situated Jn Engl.,tal,,n7 tkrharge upoa equLl terms ha a sirgle Battalion; either no* at any part abroad, or that is likely to be forthwithvactivety it:- pl.-cue.. there a-e nosy several. varaocies far aSentlaneu of the above rank, it is earnestly rcTommendstl to those whom ti..• may eametrn, to apply invantly-by knee (past paid) addresiid to. C. D. at Ates-ss. Wake .std Cu. Printers and Ba.ductlers, Nov street, Btraningl'ani. . HERTFORDSHIRE. Extensive Manor and Freehold Estate, called the MANOR of SA aaA TT and Woo DMA N's FA RM, near Watford, iieubdiseni- . stead, ana Great fierkbanistead. I I:y Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • At Garraway's, on Friday the 14th of October, unlss an accep. table offer is in the mean time made 'by PrivateCentract, .THE valuable and absolute REVERSION • to tint . wiIri•KHAVEN above desirable property, expectant on the deathof a Lai:), ; TO a: SOLOMON, Pr.Q. II D. LIVEIPOOL. almat 70, comprising a most valuable MANOR and RICE.- •• cia—l have the satisfaction to assure you, thy'. 1.3 M. dicine the Cordial Balm of Gilt ad, has not at J.- 1101. D ESTATE, with extensive Right of Common mil Sheep. pus - , walks ; in a fine healthy and sporting part of the Ceuilttr.. five ' served:l , gained so grtat rertrtation in the vicinity of Whitchaven. miles of Riekmaussearth, seven from 'Watford, five froth livtnel- . yopny cases.cauki be.adduced wherein it has been highly clic - hentstead, six from Great Berkhamstead, and twenty fronti.on- clots : among the rest, a Gentleman of my acquaintance writ' don, called WOODMAN', FARM, comoo ng 272 Aetr, of upon me,,and entreated that I would make you acquainted wit:; rich Arable, Meadow, and Wood-land, in a Ring-fence, with a the wonderful cure he -had experienced by the use of a few bOit . A s neat, substantial Farm House, or Gentleman's Resldeuie ' silt- ' of it, which he purchased front me. His complaint was of a licr dous Rooms and Out-buildings, F e n n Y ar d, O rc h ar d, and Ram- vin! kind, at 4 o f many years standing; and, though many rsv !- den, well !applied with fete Spring-water, together with the said -dies had been unsucciessfully tried, nothing but the Balm ef Oik- , 1 Manor of Sarratt; extending o ver th e whole of that parish, and proauc-d that happy . change is hie whole syste n, which he lizi. great part of Watford. A large track cycountry, abounding with f or many years sou2ht in vain. If furtherinforranion is necesszrl, Game, with the Fines, Hen iotts, Quitrents, Royalties, Fish,- you may refer any respectable enquirer, by kart, post paid, iv rirs, and Franchises thereto belonging, which from the year 1801 your most obidicat humble servant, to 1807, have produced the sum of 3431. 2s. 6d. Wing upwards of , . . WILLIAM ALBIN, Snitch:tam 551. per annum , hut supposed capable of very con s id e r a bl e I n - j P.S. I haw sold great quantities of the half guinea bottles •.; crease if properly attended to, from the recent improvement th e Cordial Balm of Gilead, and notating has added a fro.' r within the Manor. aanction to my shop as a youn beEinaer, tbas having it in ••! The Estate may be viewed, 15 days previous to the Sale, and „.„ s o il! . Particulars had of Mr. Duncombe, Solicitor, Great Berkhamp- ' Tee Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of every respectSl4 stead; at the Inns at 'Watford, St. Alban's, Rickmansworih, m e li c i ne w n d ee i n th e u n i te d Ki ng d om . —. Chesisam, and Amershani ;of Mr. William. Duncombe, Law . ---- Stationer, Lincoln's Inn N ow - square ; at G arraw ty%; and of L9ND .ON . Vl sa-Orvica, No.l, CR , r Estate may be seen. ' an est rubl ESTAR-Or n • Pt.' ted and Published by LEVEL KENT, of C - Messrs. Hoggart am'. Philhps, Broad-street, where flans of the 1 tetbury Place, Lambeth, at the ihr thed also the CE, Temple Eat. tAt AtT6rrox: eiIItP•ItHIHICH, HANTS. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS (Successors to Mr. SISTITII) the tleorge Irv, Southampton,on Thursday, October gy: at o'Clock, in Lots, THE MANOR of SOMERFORD, and Levee Freetiohl Lott of Land ziapted for Buil‘ling, near the fay Bathing Coca: of Niudt Particulars may be lied ten days previous to the sale (unless dis. pn.vd of btf we by l'rivate ( . `ntract), by applying to Delvary, and Derby, No. Tinheldo-ourt, Temple; Mr. L. low, Chriatchvrcb, thtuts; at . the peorgrySonthairron: and o f hle=srs. Hee?...rt and M I MI" 1;2, Broa htreet. Rosal Fuhange A 1-,INGIII. Al: IJESIRALLEI 7 ItEi..I-IOLD ikkstu k ai ci AND k:STATP. PAR A SPORTSMAN, HANTS. by Messrs. HOGCART•and PHILLIPS • ClOteettOTO to Mr. SAIIT At Gatraway's Loutit.ti, on Friday the lith of October, at Twelve °Vim+, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and INSTATE, comptiAng 117 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Lg a L lying compact, cmentudiii picturesqu e and extensive peosped;: ticnt several Packs of Hounds, and abounding 'with O..nie, tits wiles from Ocleain, live from Basintstoke, ten from Farnham, and 4'2 from Lomita,. ii the County of Hants': with a Laser, Paddock, and sunald- Offices, Coach-lox:se, and Stabling, Dare Yard, Hants Grattarhs; and Out-bmilitnr, two Kitchen C. dens, and the liasirgtoke Canal running through the Estate. To be viewed ten days previous to the sale, and then had of the Printers of the Hatnpihire Joun.al and Telegraph, Sali,lntry Journal, Reading Mercury, and Brighton Herald ; the King's Arms, Mut - MI-green ; of Meirs. Wint e r, Kaye, Heck. with, and Freshfield, Solicitors, Swithin's-lane; Mr Carpenter, Pasisghail-sir •et ; at Carraway's; and of Messr.. ling. g art and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal P.tchange, Loudon. NSTA'I4.:S, Mefgr% HOGGAAT and PHILLIPS, (Saccessars to Mr. SMIT II), At Carraway's Callee-house, Cornhill, on hidity the 14th of Or. tclier, at twAve o'clock, in slx Lots, tinh•rs previoa4ydispqap4 of by Private Contract, of which due Public Notice will bs given, Lot I.A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, 1 - comprising 241 Acres and 18 Perches, of excelling Arelle, Meadow and Pasture land , situate in th e p ar i s h es of Chediston and Co okley, near Halesworth, ht the occupation of** executors of Mr. io , eph 11,:shop, under I. ase or agreement, fora term, of which thtr: wit be two years unexpired at Michaelmas next, old stile. :s. A t:esiralile Farm, part Frei h :'d and part Cupyhold, cams prising el 6 Acrt.s, 2 R cods, and Cn relics, of rind Attble and I.and, situate in Holton, near Haleswortk, in the peens p ttioit ofMr. Wm. Peg,:s. 3. A desirahle Farni. - part Freehold and part Copvhold, corn prishig IRS Acres and 3 Roods of cxeeltent -Arable, Pasture, and Wood situate in the several par shes of Spethall,Wcithall, Hal.a . .v ,, r,h, in the occupation of Mr. John Taylor. 4. A cowpae: Farm, principally Freehold, cntoprising93A, I Rood, and Pi.rches, of very good Arable and Pa , ttiee Lori, si nate in the several parishes of`pinball and Halesn4rth, in the o.etipaticn of Mr. James Wooltiough. 5. A rerysampact Fartn, in the weyral parishes of St. I%fich;el a. ti St. Margaret. near Bung-ty, comprising 171 Acres and 5 P. rchus of very good Arablc. Meadow, and Pasture Landow ti er with the great and small Tythts of .112 Acres, I Rood, anti 39 Prrchea, pert therenf lying in the . pari.h of St Michaels, in tit... oxupationtef Thomas Owl es. • t . • 6.. A \lily 114 e Freehted Parin i , in We4o . n and .Shadeingfield, nc ir Berclei, conneising 377 Acres and tto'Perches, of excellent Ara' is and Pasture Land, in the occupation. of Mr. Charles liatv Ara, unet:r lease or agreement for a term, of which six years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, old stile. Further parlieulat s may be had cn application to Mr. lermyn and Mr. Crtle ree, Halesw trth ; Mr. Pugh, Bernard -street, Ku,- stll•square Munn. Lovgett and Smith, Easingleall-street ; and of Messrs. 1 - loggart and Phillips, Broad-street, with whom Plans of :ha sever::! Farms are left for inspection. Tile Estites may be vk wed at any time p-evinoe to the gate. VAI.L/AIII.E PLANTATION IN THE ISLAND 01 NEVIS By MeArs. iIOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Saturn) At Gsrraway's, some time in January, 1809, ; By order of the Administrators of Rove Beckfonl, Esq. deceased, AA - ORETON's BAY PLANTATION, in the IT-L ISLAND of NEVIS; containing One Hundred and Eighty. sir Acre% Eighty-two of which are Cane 1.3114, and the remain- der capable of being converted into the same with fa;:ility ; tote- Cher with ail the Negroes, Mules, Horses, and Cattle on the ; Euate; a Horse Mill, nearly new ; Do: riling-House, Out-offices, • Mule-sheek, Boiling and Curing Houses, brill-house, two Stith, and requisite Out-buildings. The Estate is one of the :nest producdvAnd least expensivein the isiaa 4 , .ual is sti;ptied by a well of most excellent spring Water; and the distance front the Boiling-hciuse to the Shipping Place not more than 500 yards. Particulars are preparing, and when ready, may be had of Rigby and Lowless, Solicitors, 14, Chatham-place • at (;:araw:ly*.a., and of Nles , rs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Bread street, IL)yal Exchange, Lot don.