The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-01 00:00:00

-. *I --t' • . , `4•Anyv - 18 Err c t • , , 2 t. :Nor 1, 1 • 17% j e' "4 - cl s t• 4 S pct • • • C 5 A . •L- r rO/ zb e r-s)), *. % . '~;.~ LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1812. ,; . ~' ~ Y No. 2060. TIICk COVENT•GAR.DEN. ir a S present E V ENI .T O, Oct. 1, wilt he twrformett, MACBETH'. To whirl, !wadded, MIDAS. l'immorre., The Comic Opera of The Cabinet. A Now Grand Romantic Drama ' called The Cethiop; or, The or th Desert, a ill he priduced on Tuesday nett. PRICE C.D. i~ _MM. ALDERMAN WOOD having been calks! upon by it numerous bleetinz of Independent Livery. men af,mililed at the New London Tavern, on the 26e t i nst . to become a Candidate for the Represemation of the City of London in Parliament, n 1 the emuios Medina. it Geneva me e t. big or the Worthy Aldaman's F.lends will he held, at the Paul's Head Tavern, Cotentnn-street, on Friday next, the 2d of October, at Twelve o'Clock, for the purpose of concerting the necessary measures to'sectwe the Election of so upright and independent a character, whose unwearied exertions in U 45.7- %411: and Odeirat of his Fellow Citizens l o w been eminently ma nifested on many important 'occasions. The Committee, niter to-marrow, will sit at the Paul's !lead Tavern, Cateatomstreet. Sept. 90,1612. TO THE (wt . , u‘t FN. ci.r.nnx, AND LEHOLD FRS OF THE COUP rY . or ESSLX. GENTIMIIRT, jateing suddenly called from Buxton, on hearing Km that Bowe Gentlemen had addressed ton mu the approach ing Election, I lose no time in renewing the application I mole to you nut long since, to hr honoured with the high trust of f presenting you in the mist Parliament. In the haste of the pre will minute, I Cars only re-assure you, that the same political principles width i professed during the fifteen chats poll at the last Fleeting, will invariably a^tarde my conduct. Ab• ire all. I eau never lose sight of n constitutional and elikirut Reform of Pnrlinment, ft measure itutivensibly necessary to re-cue the money from, its present difficulties aid dangers. I hare the lip I poor to be, Gentirmen, Your faithful and obedient seer:lt. MONTAGU BURGOYNE. Mark Hall, Sept. 26, 1812. .'.11.1?5. I , ' Py Mr. St9I.P.R, At hi:. Reporitnry,Crt-uell-ctr....t. TO-MORROW, October 2, nt Twelve. Q EVER.A T.clever flack tieys,llutifers,and Chargers, inn i i-t oac!srrs, porerv. cars horses. itelowa3s, tluic•l t" cart:, 11,1 111 , ,P., gig:. kr. in Ilse whole iU lob. To be virwed the M of Sole. Public Sale My' e%ery TUevtlay soh Friday. CHURCH AND (0R POR NTION LAND TAX OFFICE, YB, PA !ILIA 11l EN f-STREET. pith irptember, 1812. NITHEREAS, under the several Acts for exone- Y r tin„ II Living, and Charitable Institutions from t e Lind T. 1%, 1457 Li:ines pad 908 CharitableAristiattion, have b, . n ow....ersord, but seamy of the parties have not received the of snots evorerativa, their Memorial, having been sent vol..ut di ertioas. I hereby d- fired that all Por,nn4 who have not been a prize.l of tlken Spoil Memorials sent by them f ir the ahnv,...inentinweel pnrpase, will immedrttely. by Letter or b : s eir Agent.. npply fitr information thereon, when those applirwirwes bale been allowed. willVcceive the Cet tifi taw. 0' :Ada ration., . Qieen's-scrtrire. Bloomsbury. Lleennl Fashionable Iluwehnld Furniture. Chimney Mts. Medan with lieonned Or•tanta Ornaments; ngates ; Dinn•ing-Roma Cmetaiws. with French Otapeties ; irerian Conches. Saw.. and Chain, en suite; ti set of Parent Dining Mthles. luntris. are •Pedesral Boakedsr3, Wardrobe , ' Chtida of Drawers. Turkey Carpets. anl other Effects. TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. fielsmestry, By the Dissolution of Parliament, the choice of your Representatives in the House of Cominons tc to you, and in anxious solicitude for success, I take the liberty to propose myself again a Canildate for vont favour. I hope thot-my conduct in the yariosit elevated and distin guished situatitios in which you have placed me, has so far ma ii:frari my loyalty to my Sovereign, oad my attachment ti! the etjaeirle. of for Coniartumlu...a te. ettk.„ .ay ''anther emery. 1 have heap iu your t.erviee many years. during which time, in my Parliamentary conduct, I have c malted no interest but that of the Public, of $ hid) yvu mare su respectable a part; nor have I courted ;soy favour hut yours. Conscious of having hitherto done my duty by you, I now very respectfully and very earnestly solicit a renewal of your contideiice; nod 1 miure you most solemnly. that if you shall tliihk me worthy of it, I It ill be faithful to the trust you may repose in me. With great respect. I have the Imaoar to be, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and most obedient servant, Loudon, Sept. 30,1812. 11. C. COMBS . Tile Committee fitr conducting Cie Electious of Mr. Alderman Combe will sit daily at the Guildhall Coffee-house, where ally Communications will be thankfully received. rrilE PREEIIOLDF.RS of ESSEX, resident in London, and i p vicioity , who are Frieze& to MO' - TAGU BURGOYN E. E. 4. and the Cause of PARLIA MENTARY' REFORM, are revs-stet, to meet at the Free outron's reverts. t)stetm-street, Lincolns loa•Lelds, ott Monday, the 5411 of 4 '..her, at Two o'Clock. philelflWar is be provided at Efflar o'Clork. Thme who latood ell dine. are requested is giee let the-Woman at the bar of the Tavern before Two o'Clock oalMoaday. Mr. ROBINS. 011 the Premises, 43, on the Sawa side of Queen't.square. 41,i TV ES!) V. October fi. to EIeVCII.. VIII: Elegant aod Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. the prop' rty of it Gittlernita; otaily new ; ch• e•• Greets, lamps. with brante and Or-mold ertiontentts botts.-sos s esegnat tornnJre chintz cum.", str*-sorene.. 4... r vrie. • G.ecistclinc..cs, votet. and chairs co outlet a sew of very eseelient patent di..ing tattles capital sidebnnad on pelelitill•f erindpar:ostr elisirs, with Trafalgar seats in motto/to s wardmhes; chests of drawers ; card, Pendiroke, sofa, and other tahles, in inalingnay aa.l rose.. wood; capital four-1004, tent, and other Itedreatss, With chins. command other furnitures ; prime seasoned feather beds and bedding of vat ious descriptions; Turkey ca drus;zets, Brits sels stair carpet, caliaary articles. toil whet etlects. To be viewed on Saturday and Monday precedung ; Catalogues, at Is. each, may he had on the premises ; atil of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gahleresqanee. 1101'1: FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.. PA PITA L-0,1 L MILLION. Fri CE —l4/ DUA tE-HILL, LONDON. DEMONS aqui red with this (9Sce, whose Policies eypire at Michaelmas, are resperzfully informed, that Reeidio. tar 1 . ..• renewal of the same are now ready fir dell stry at the Office. and with the I.er:ref.:lye Agents of the Cons p.n) tht.mithnut the United Kingdom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. N. B. panties of Assurance, waiellteilyire at tbe above pe owl, should he renewed within 15 days thereafter. TO THE INDEPENDENT FREE BURGESSES OF N I.W CASTLE-UPON-TY N E. GERTI.RIInv • R. BRA NDLING having publicly declared his - intention anis* :train offering himself to your choice, as one of your Representatives. in P ar..assert, I venture to 3nlicii the honour of that trust at your hands. My connexion with you as a Brother Burgess, the general acquaintance I have funned amongst you by a continued residence iu your iwighbourhood, and my readiness in retiounce a Life of leisure for one of active exertion in ;our service, encourage me to hope that I shall nut solicit in vain. I ask it of you, Gentlemen. with as strong an Impression ist the responsibility as of the dignity of the situation; and if 1 should hove the good fortune to obtain your confidence, I rely, that, by assiduous attention to She important interests of the toss n of Newcastle, a colocientions discharge of my dots to my coun try, and a jealous care of the purity of our excellent Constitu tion, 1 shall not he found unworthy of the trust. 1 have the hornbill- to be, Geiitlemen, With great respect, Your faithful and mast obedient Servant. CUTHBERT ELLISON, • Of Iliibburn Hall, in the County of Durham. Newcastle. Sept. 9.5. NOTICE TO CREQITOILS. OAYIS, LLOYD, tad CO. 17ITTIEREAS the Partners* lately subsisting V b. mem J, bo Davis, of Holt, Wiltshire, and Thoeus6 D i him i.h.vd, of No. I, Losiellem London, (14 Bidetwell hall ii4enos. was tiksolved on the . 311 s day of September , by na Agreement, hedring date the 22d day of August L. Prrroes !poring claims on the said dirsolved Firm, are bt•reh. requr.ied t••..e.td the Amounts and Pnr!tru;.ir, thereof to Mr. Farms, stolicitor, Rectory House. in Loilthury nfore- Pita, in ot.irr toot the same may be examined and adjusted. Dated this 48th day of Sept. THOMAS HUGHRS LLOYD. %1111.1.Mt , TT'S SILVER PLATE POWDER. tiLA:r.r: cleaned with this valuable Preparation, i. vain It awume the 1111 ,4 i rleCaßt Pulibh that this b e . u tifel ill liver) is capable rif hearing. Plated A. I ilia,. of late Year,. from I4e evrevvive ref Siker, have g. t into general we, after be.tig cleaned tw 're or t rric e. even flit , ttch they rimy have been in wear fur )ear,; n ill be, Oillt ill appearance equal to the most solid stml 11,01. Mlle. reioil by appolutmeht at the following. Chrmistq, Drug rims 51M111...... Cur.widel Midget , 49 , l•ltrogol ; 1Vot• kin.. 5. Pimlico r.a , e g Butterfield. 1: !. ; 90, Volioineht*lreri. Wymmin-tes g 111.gke, 5 ; John AO) , i 44.*. 3U, ; Turner, 75. New Bond-street ; Slav 11. Wrstm...strr, and 24, (Irerd *wet. Sloso--sowire. Chelsea; UM, 9. Ora. gt , row. Krivoi lon ; Tichb wer-orces Berm ; Osborn, 7P, Igli-, , mmtatr••!ge.4-wgzhin 1, 1 . 144 4.0-... reel. Sur reg...gde of Weoggpio•ger.htldge ; Churing-s roof; okarll4. 193, Riots?; ilugu, Ili tlreot Sorrey.street. Black. ; !Angina •e: 1. Loodon-rasol ; Sgewnrt, 7S, Old Hog.ol•olrert St. P4lll'. Chareh.yard.; Ryder, 177, Fleet. trret g B oker, 12i, •tltford-Rtree; ; Kinger44n ncd Co, 93, t hearsille4 Matthews awl Cole, 57, N.rtirertie•steee; ; s'haptaan. 142. Strand ; Sellers, Briusil.strret, Bloomsbury ; ktokieg, 29, Flert-street ; Lockyer, corner of Bedford-street, Taitonh:oweeurt-road, the. &e. he. la Tits Boxes, with Direc tion.. at 2s. W. emit. _ N:11. irrisgess nowt+. supplied Coo ale sir reigns), by Mr. T. WilLecit, SB, else,spsialr. TEE SILVER• NEW INVI , NTI O .I)TRUSSES, TO GUARD AGAINST THE INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. S anc tion e d by the Society Cir the Ercoarnßrment of Arts, Ma sofactures, and Commerce of England. WHIT FORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, IP • 411111 Culler to St. 13Jrtholuinew's Hospital; TrtiAinaker sii hi. kinlesty's Honourable Commissioner. of Ilse Trtit-port Hoard ; and to the City of Loudon Truss Society, fee Relieving the Ruptured Poor, patronii, by his Royal Hi Wows the Duke of Cambridge, na6o , lHet4l iI N KW.INVENTED SER. PENTINE CURV u:LAsTic STEEL TRUSSES, by *high a Core, In ninny Co.es, will he obtained; au/ hi: (it gates to keep up the most doheolt Rupture that eser existed. without ineonvenietire In the or ter. Tie Swirly of At*, See. lotvoig voted their Sliver Medal for above Imprnvitesent, the loyeio.sr has had the honour of receiving the .ame front the hand" of his Grace the Duke of •rfoilt. their President. The In eat r hits now the satisfaction iiikewiss to announte, nal hi+ Trit-oy, having given the greattist s atistietioft to the .if. Sided uib Ruptures, that not less than 7000 persons It Lve. within these few )ean, felt the good effects of them, these MUM% having hems made on Anatomical principles , which no other Trim: ho. rrcr heed. The Inventor anuref the Antic-44, th0....n 3 -hi : Jo u;;11 they will he thoroughly cnnvinced of their impel ow it y over all Tfllli , e4 IbUW in rase; and may be bad nt his Nloofartork. under the Centre Gateway of St. Ilartholemew's Holtool, VV.H iiiiitlitield; and at Nu. 37, Lombard-street, N. 11. W'oere ohm Tar he hod. his new and cointilete ahuh<titute for Leeches ; and the AMULET, tot SA.oaening Itlizors. without a Hone. Al a numerous and respectable MEETINGof the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of SOUTH WARK, held at the Three Tons Tavern, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 50, FLORENCE YOUNG, Esq. In the Chair; It was unanimodAy resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he presented is Mr. Henry Thornton, for his upright, independent, and exemplary con duct, daring a period of twenty-nine seam that he has been the Representative for this Borough in Pai liament —a conduct w has so errdexred him to his constittn-nts, that this Merlin: fine the highest satisfoclion in contemplating his success upon the present vacancy, mid to which success they ',ledge themselves to contribute to the utmost of their ironer. FLORENCE YOUNG. Chairman. _ . . . _ . The Chairman haying left the Chair. it uas risoiyed, That this Meetinf unanimously return Thanks to Florence Young, Esq. fur his conduct in the Chair. 10 THE PF.OPLE OF ENGLAND. riIHE following Diseases are immediately cured A. for n fro St.illinirs each, by Dr. the celebrated Firmeb ho in Frame has rendered the-e Menses tidy a name, and now never in be dreaded, via.:—Scarlet Fe ver Liver Complaint s Jaundice' Ul Dropsy, {looping Ciingh, an , i last. though lew.t to he ilidcd, that !•couree to health and , the Venereal Disease; the two latter be en g trek, 111 (11 , r. apsin the tiro attack, hi from three In eight days, . o d niat of the elitirges is never above Tea shillings, and trillwn so mod% as Five. Please to apply at n. 8, Silver street. Fleet-street. ••• Advice in writing will be Overt "Stir- Wall 11/A.oi CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. 'r"osF.,whe have impaired their health by a re. udrtKeLl hot rind unheal th y climates; the VIM% of either Rd ; 'blithe infirmities threaten premature old :ter. a life of misers, skid as roily did...lotion; hod those more advntwed in I..rirs. whose tintetidd dattlett framrs appear wintered and itimird worn out. are the more itametlille otjert4 of this '1):)111-• is; the h. nign iiiterare of which may he r %tended to the i win+ .Ims of V alemdivarians. ;or is a.l and in all n g er, It herr ll* Nolitk aro relaxed. tillers- the criastitivion has receiv ed assmirk, or is ny drbiliiitted, this ilesturutiveaud Balm of Life and Dealt h will prodare the happiio.r effect.; Cie clad and trenialtass nerves will he warmed and str.olkil; the relaxed fibres wilt he braced and rendered firm; . flie mock. ails he invigorated; the totem will he strentliten.. ed ; toe eiritenttcd will b, a otered wills firm &di ; the . evnaeoed ve—r-ls will he repleniiiiirtl; the iinpi.ersirbeil wa l") bh ""I 11111 heroine 'it'll And linkman', and its Inagisirl circa • restsord dr ii.e sanative imprbirr, which is the due erne- rim lur inwitlid drooping spirits will be revived rind • ; die-slims will be proomted short. in sill eases where the comsottrinn ha 4 been redacted by ili,eave ur irretala- 7 as, a rr.tor..itte Its egocts , lre unprecedented. ! ' The Cordial Hid va, (Wt.. i, sold wholeanle and retail by WeMitti +lust nO.lO. Si•uis4. I,nnifon ; nut )rtail, by the Vend- Pr 4 Sleditiors throti,histst the • limited kiisnitiervAilll Oodles at Ys fJ. 14.. id, and fun aily batiks 33., each. hi 11114 4 11 j Vert is • spa tugastVi s •• • • TO THE. GENTLEMEN. CLIAGY. AND F1110:ItuLD- ERS OF THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD. Gcrvisciessr, 11 1 111.: Dissolution of Parliament which, sccorling • to general expect/Ili 41, appear-. on the ere of taking pl.ce, Worn me no longer to defer ranking Ammo to yru, licit in case of that event, it is lint in my conternidn'ion to pre sume to wink a renewal of the d stiuguiked I yea on (erred upon pie tie the Irate General Election, by choosing me to 'misers...lithe CANON ..riledrord in Pattivment. The pecolnr difficulties which at that flocs embarrassed )oar selection of •he Condidate to whom s..ti should confide that important trust, have now cense , ' to exist; and sitar future preference will iri turallv be sitrected towards persoos more intimmilly and closely colorer - tell with you Ili4f1Illy•elf. Alt{ wooie sap.irtor claim: to year confidence seem obviously to preclude , n application, 4.n my part, attic') nothing bats temporary difficulty, nod the de clared sets.e of it numerous and respectable Meeting of the County could have authorised. In retiring, however, hoot year service, I cannot omit ea • pressing any gratitode for the tumour you elinferred upon ; and to assure you, that It a i:1 ever afford to my mind a subiect of the mom gratifi log reflection, to remember that upon all occasion of arduous polka al conflict, I had the honour to he selected by the Comity of liedfiltd for the denied nod special purpose of supporting the Prisicip:es of Civil and Religious Liberty. I have the honour to Gentlemen; Your most obedient and obliged Anipthill Park, Bumble Sept. `.l), 181 1 2. ROBERT FITZPATRICK. TO THE FIIEE AND LNOEPEN DENT ELECTORS - OF THE BOROUGH OF MAIDEN. GINITLBIIIO4 I As it is generally reported that Parliainenl is t o b e iinmedintelydissolvrcl, I a4ain address 4 yan to request the !minor of your support at the approaching 'Plection. 1 hope to he able to call opmy many of you; hut the panther is now he come vu great. in coo,equctiee of the restoration of your Charter (upon which permit we again taws sincerely to cengrattil tie you). that should it Mil lie in my glower to pay my respects to each, I trust you will believe that unavoidable nece,sity could /done prevent lay having the plensitre of perstmally soliciting your votes. 1 will only add, that, in the present arduous cri,nn of public affairs. it shall be my ctrnri.t endeavour, should 1 have the honour of being elected one of your Representative:, In prove 111360 r deserving of your choice, by a tiro attachment fp the principles attar excellent Cuil.littliioA, a.. well as a par ticular attention to sour loyal inlet rail.. I have the honour to he, Ge:iitetnen, Your taunt obliged and obedient servant, BENJAMIN GASKELL. Thome. Muse, Sept. 26,1811. • , - TO THE TLECTOILS OF RUTI A A' NtISHllt E. . • nEVTLA:II4:...%, AS it has been long known to me, that many Free holder,. are d , -irmis to 4 er come chano in the Representa tion of tine County, when a proper opportunity occurred, I beg leave vs offer say r.ervieer. - • Whol,t I oust respecriilly prelims, myself to your notice. de... SiVoiki to tiJvorate your claims, nod iii , eTt your rights, permit in , say (n 4 generally applied), that thoueli I consider much ii. due from a Representative or Candidate to the Elector., yet sonic thing ii ai,o required mu their parr. Come forward, then, manfully; let yeti& voices lie heard; whit not for solicitation in your own (aloe; by indiviiituleser. lieu alone, MI object so desirable as a Pet Electirta tante ob mined. Retard me only as at, agent; exercise the connitu• tionist franchise you inherit; lay aside all little considered ...to, ni.d blink of pour greater interests. On the day of Elect JO you assist me linnourably s .•aud be masted, if, returned, 1 all' servo you faithfully. • " • remain, always Year 'Were Mead, •. .• rinrmri n tnu And very Mumble servant, Lept. 30. Aff: • < IMOLAI` 11EAT1LCOTE. To-moms/re will he pribil.bed. Second Edition, Part the Ist, wit considerable Additions and g g apr oveme ,u, price 1 05. od. boards. PIIACTICAL DIGEST 9I the'ELECTION LAWS:' Be ROBERT Olt If E. of the Inner Temple. Printed fur K. Piracy, Inner Temple-lanes Nad J. Ridgway, Picemitily. N. B. The Piro Part contains all that 'rejaies " le 'Elections; • the Dmi e s o f Sherif; nod retuning Wirers g the rights. flratioat, h riod disquatillcatiorri of Elector: stud Candi:l4les g sad. the grrys - roncendog Bribery and Petition:. The Seroad Port, reintiorto Can:mimes, et: label itt a few (in's. Stanwell, near Staines, Middlesex. Capital Mansion, Pleasure Gmunds, Pieces of Water, Gar dens, and Land, fifteen miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, October 15, at Twelve, in One 1.4, AVERY Pligible FREEHOLD ESTATE; corn. priiing SPAN WELL HOUSE, a tiibsiatitial Family Residence, with double bowed front and seati.d an a lawn, iturroulided by plantation; an d ;rounds, floc pieces of wider, and full arown tinstst.r. The 110110 e coot- . tains spdeirius entrance, p ivcd hall, capital diniod.pai lour and rtrawingsroom, library, s:res t ing-ream, breaktuit-ritoni, tied.. chi:miter, d tun noti•rdoms, rat excellent tlialithvis on the first 'tory, with closets, (kr. and five gout chambers ober ditto ;. conveidein offices of all deiteriptions, plainittd for the aet-ainnio-_ . dation of it (le:Men:hoes Faini ; court- en' d. and ;whirs fur ten ho-.es a productive kitttlien round, rand it icked aiti, ciiiii,.e fruit trees, in foil peifessio. ; facto-yard and buildings, and MA dry dictators of meadow land, the w hole ;thou, tivialls -four acres, all ly .g coimiact ; situated in the pleasant village of Stnnwell, hot evil Illetlfout cued Staines. the prapertv and rettidetti c of Sir 1id0.% Staiihopr. Bart. This 1:-tate is very elivhlt• for a Genilr oil, Iwo toile, from Sellars neat eight (ran Windsor. May be viewed, by tickets, by applying to etr. Brice, an the Premises, aliFre Particulars 111.11, Ire hael ; 111111 at 1141. Staines ; a,t the Inns, Iledfont : S.1:1, kLiideilhead ; While II ire, Windsor ; Caole, t Ltd Lion, Hounslow ; Mr. Attain,, Cranford-!.rid_etat Gai ; and of Mr. W 4 wick-sheet, Golden-square, where tickets may Is' haat Re' kslitre. !Ant's Court House, withnit five mites of Newbury, on tho Road to Oxford.—Capital Family Re4i.leare. (Laden-, .Of fires, mid neatly Three Hu:wired mid FA4lny Acre, .of Mess. dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wand Land, and Common ltißhu. By Nil% 11011 INS, At fiarraway't, on TH U ItS9 A li. October 29, at Twelve, in (NC PRIOR'S COURT HOUSE, and :MANOR FARM. Thi. very ilmirable I . •;itate i. held tooter the Dean and Chapter of Westmiamer, on Lease, renewable ac cording to custom of ihurcls Lea-es; cum ,ruing a capital Mamina House, seated an is lawn, and planned for the iterom modation 4.f a Gentlemaa's Family, %%WI others of all de,crip. lions, good gaiden., and nearly seventy acre. of meadow. pas ture, arable, and wood land, id based; e.ilamle within live miles of Newbury, within half a mile of tar turnpike-road to O. ford, and in the centre of the Craven Hunt, in a country aboutodiug with game, and n short distance from the Kennel and Avon Canal. A 1.., nit excellent Farm Hattie witlt hits, stables, granar.. tend other 11111.beliklinVr, two 1,4. tars and g ardens, and saltily) en:•losnres of in nrabl,•, and wood land, containing ups. iirds 4.f tare.: hw died arr. di. v.ded by thriving feitee, , , a small part in lac C 0111414111 Arid ; is the occupation of hilt. MiLett and Soo, Mr. lisley, a eat Pocock. _ _ _ _ In be viewed by applying to Mr. Giles, Adnntn, at Prior's Court, of whom Particulars may I.e had; at the P , lietto, Nese.. bury; ru.t-hou•ee. Wallingford; White Mart, 8 oisim; Mr. Adams, liigh-Areet, Oxford ; San, Maidenhead ; Giule , Sait nal ; white 'fart, Windsor; lied Lion, !foolish w ; of Meows. 11•. per and firou.lbton, Solicitors, Great Mai lhuruugh-str.•et; at Garcktray's ; and of Mr. Itobiw, Warwicks:treet, Golden "opiate, ts here a Phut of the Estate i.^n•• _ , Soutlvimpion.—Bittern Amur Home, a capital raroily Ress. tv ith Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land, partly bounded by the River lichen, and one mile :lad a halt Gunk Southampton. By Mr. itorims; At (areaways, nn TllUltioA Y, October 13, at Twelve,' rilitis very eligible ESTATE, which i); held under. JL tlr Bishop of Winchester for Tierce Lives, renewable,. eumpri , e , a capital and elegant. FA NIILY RESIDENCc., planned in; the itecommudat ion of a fitiwly of the brat rr.ptieta- Itlhlty, on it lawn, w full view of Southampton, the River, kt. pleasure grouads and th.iving plannitions, etnive west o thers of all deneriptiuni, coaell.huisse, btablet, and Mit . buil:ling.., excellent kitchen garden, walled round, >it'd 'tinniest *jib choice fruit treks, entrance-lodge, nod trevadow lion!, no Island, dr. and contain; in the v, hole abuul a•rvarnaeen arr. L— ille property is partly boutided by the River lichen, mid is.in the poasevsi , n of Coked De Billinglturst, with r ats agrreweat for a Lease for a term, of which ab v sear. are IllteXpil Thew premises are situate in a put if the 0 , 111114 y, in the parish of South Stoneham, nu the rend to Dinky, :nal the Land-tax has been redeemed. May be viewed, by lease of the tenant ; P trtirtehrs may he obtained at the New Inn, We , t Lod; Southampton; Crow, Portsmouth; Bu-h, F.,raha ; Wool Bridge; White Hart, Salishury ; of Ale.,ry. t'ottlit ford, and Watford, Southanytmt-street, Covent-gardens:4 (:ar eaway's ; aud of air. Robim, Wurwiek-btreei, Guldeu-Nottle, L.wtton. Hants.—Bittern Manor Farm, South Stoneham, within Tao Niles of Southampton, and early POSaeialoll. By %Ir. ROBINS, At Qiirraway's, on THURSDAY, October 15, at Twelve,• in One LOl, A VERY eligible ESTATE, held under the Bi s h o p of winchesier, an Three Lives; comprising IIITIEILN7 MANOR FARM, a mutt desirable inviting property, on,, fine commanding eminence, sloping to the South, the princilhal part bounded by the River I when, intersected by fine +brit ing woods, containing tt Farm House, barns, stables, and out-buildings, up wards of THREE HUN C URED AND TWENTY-THIV:Ii ACR leS of rich grazing, meadow, pasture, arable, and w oud laud, uti to a rig &we, r iersive views room different parts of the of the rich country, the Sow Utopian River, der. wod only one toile thsti a half f - Iditatilpion, eight " Wioiliestr ' , art Cron-- . .... la • MIMI y Quo mile rind a half fr om Soutlianiptim, eight front Hussey, (terms. froin Wittihester, an d a short di,tance from th e high raid;s. , I.oilion ; ft most escelletti neighbourhood, tont good roads iu.i.ll' directions; the *bole in pouesblon urMr. Wiling*Polthou , btror be viewed by opplilog to the tenant ; wltt,se Porticatro, pay be had ; and at t h e 'N ew I nn , W es t End; Drdphinf,boutlu-. 1 i i t, mplott; Crown, Portsmouth t Bush, Faruheoss I)emeaso i l fl artford Bridcri Witte Hart, Sali s b ur y ; of " Me - sr:. 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