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MILITARY COLLkGt The late mutiny among the Cadets at the lleyal Military ("Act. at Great Marlow, and for which tine of them have been since expelled, although deserving of being considered as nothing more than the ebullition nf juvenile effervescence, mani fested a spirit of insubordination, which, whenever it appears, cannot be too rigorously chastised. We have always been ci opinion that epirings out, rebell,mt, and the other names by which the oppo sition of school boys to the authority of their pre ceptors is occasionally designated, cannot be too severely repressed. They are no better than inci pient alts of rebellion. The boy who has been successful in resisting the legitimate and parental contrast of the person to whose experierce his morals, his mind, and his understanding, are com mitted, will, in any probability, carry the same prin ciples of opposition into the conduCt of his future life We are no advocates for a system of severity towards the rising generation ; but, considering the principles that have been in the last few years dis seminated throughout Europe, we see more than a common necessity for returning to that discipline in our seminaries, and public institutions of every hied, to which, in a great degree, may be attribut ed the patience, the harcbhnnd, and the forbear ance, which have placed the Navy and the Military of Great Britain above that of the public force of any country. It appears that some of the cadets who were dis pleased with the discipline exercised over them by a new captain, had determined to resist him. With a predileftion for military stratagem, which may be naturally accounted for, they commenced their ope rations with placing some powder under a hay-stack, with intent to set fire ni n at a cnnvenirnt opportu nity, in hopes of drawing the great body of cadets to the place, while they, the mutineers, were to he em ployed in :mother quarter. They intended to get possession of the arniory, and after having secured a sufficiency of muskets tw arm themselves, to throw the rest into a pond. The time chosen for the grand attack, was that when they are usually assembled at players. Hoping to Surprise the Commandant, it was their intention to offer conditions to him, which if refused, they were to firs upon the College, and to do all the mischief in their power. What those rx yertenred commanders were further to do after they had effelted all they bad concerted, never entered into their consideration. The desiAii, however, was discoveted, and all the circumstances were laid by the Collegiate Board be *teethe Commander in Chief. His Royal Highness, ies was his duty, submitted them to His Majesty, who immediately ordered, that the juvenile culprits should be expelled with every mark of military dis grace. Both departments of the Royal Military Col lege were assembled, and the offenders, having first bad theft' monis broke', over their heads, were siripped of their uniforms, and turned out of the College— ." The wash! was all before th em , 7 %nitre to chase their pLce of rest, al vl Prottitlenc, their gui.!e.'' ki PA L IN'TiLLIOENCE. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. EL S tiled the .igincourt, ran of war. to the East ward. sicymourit, SLPT. ID. Arrived the Rind cutter, fi orn a cruise. Sailed the /Vvife and Md!broeS•, schooners, with a fleet under convoy for Newfoundland ; L 1 Loire and the End',„ alas frigates, /bumf and Har/evan sloops of war, on a cruise. TEAL, SEPT. CO. Arrived the Thi,l,e frigate, with the homeward bound Leeward Island fleet (about forty sail) under convoy, which have sailed for the River; and the nibe frigate for Sheerness. Came down the lisncius bomb from Sheerness. The Xi/waif-4 i , Orme', and the ltilvaer, with se veral other ships of war, have, by the strong westerly winds, been blown off their stations on the French coast into the Downs, and remain with the rest of the ships as per last. Wind W.N.W. DAPTMOLTVI, SLPT. 18. Since my last arrived the So.. ret ! rn, Disk ; Harby ; Mrlantha, Jennings ; M./itur, Murchison ; and Naion, Main; all from Demerara, under con voy rf the P . rt:iir, shop of war. Sailed the Eiv,e;er, Johnson, for Penzance. LXMOCTH, S'PT. 19. Since my last, arrived the Dari, Blake, and Fran. (it, .I.trntao, from Neath, with calm ; Devon.hire, Palmer, from Liverpool: and Mary, Shear land, from rwscastie, with coals Sailed, the Viper cotter, Lieutenant Carpenter, for Plymouth; and the Tartoire dock yard lighter, Blacker, convoy to a b,mutitul gun-hrig, hu I at Mr. Davey's Yard, at Wear; also for tittto. ,h e Good Friend.. Barrett ; Hope, Chirgain, and Relict', Reve, with timber. &c. T,sreis, Spanibh ship, Minis ta, for Cadiz, with bale goods. tOltN-EXCLIANGF, FpaD,r, Seri.. 21. 11.,1ig several fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, there it a tolerable supple at h3tid; Arse maples keep List prices, there being wa few ; t)le othetliialitiee are rather at lees; Verity, with Malt, ere. t..tv in the sales; in nerstaLwafed White Peas, small sariAtion; hut few Bimini at haint ; nothaviiiigniany fine t late aiming the late abundant Foreign arrivals, they sell full as high, but other qualities are cheaper., CU- RFN I' ?tout: OF GRAIN. Wheat V.A. 66. 14.. Bear, 39 u. 445. Fine de ...... Od. I Tick Rean5.....325. ittt% Od ' Rye, new 39.. 42. Od. Oats Skts. 265. tbs. Od . Barley 2 ,l* 345. od. , Polands. 29, Ws. Oil . Ma ....... 69.. Od. Rape 5eed.......39!. 411. csl White Peas 4145. .555. Od. Fine F10ur......6 la, 08s. Od Grey Peas 3b. 49.. Od Serands ...60‘ 64.. nd SALES BY %ti'CTION. GtNTEFL FURNITURE AND EvrEcTs. citm STREET, STRAND. • By Mr. SQUIRR, On the Premier, on W El" ESDAY next, at TwOr, HE Genteel and Genuine Ilinsn T io:: li FURNITURE, Table. Linen, a few Lot, P! re. r 4 PlAtnl Articles, and Tariaus other Etleori, the Prapa,ly • Mr BIARETT, • At his House, No. 9, Crayea-strer.t, My be viewed on Tuesday t and Catalogues fin! n ! Premises; and of Mr. Squibu, Saville Pan ice, row SPACIOUS HOUSE, AND VERT CAPITAL ' , !po FRONTING BURLINGTON-HOUSI..„ PICCADILI ITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Ay Mr. WILLOCK, At Cutaway's roffee-House, Change-alley, Comhill , nit WEDNESDAY next at Twelve, A Suhstantial Modern LEASEHOI . I) A 110JSI.:, and Spacious Sllol', most desirably .0, advantageously situated, No 17?, on the South side or dilly, opposite Burlington House, late in the .AlOO • Mr John Dch•ett, linoloelcr ; containing four neatly roonts, with closets on each of the upper floors, a meet calk. , shop, large parlour, and Eased yard * two kitchens,. aud requisite d wucatic offices, fitted up with the utmost cue nience. The premises have been recently repaired and in , moral at a eery cleat expense are presumed to be in M' /I the first situations at the West End of the Town for a saris. of genteel businesses requiring room ; they am held tar a lout, term at a moderate rant, and the pup-luser Oily have Um._ dote possession. To be viewed till the wle, and particular may be had ve the premises ; at the Hapti.it Coffee-house, in Chantwyd:uit ; at Garrawav's, in Change-alley; of Messrs. Hurley and Solicitors, Lincoln's ; and of Mr. SIIIIILFY COTTAGE. One Mile and Three Quarters from Southampton, By Mr. WATTS, At the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, on TOURSD.IY next, between the Hours of One and Two, by Orilor of the prietor, who is about to re-enter into his (t-iosr Co., rob the Iron hfasuf.ftory at Shirlef M.II, and consequermy mcning to a Resi.lenos near the said Mill. THIS beautiful LEASEHOLD COTTAGE is situated in an easy and pleasant eminence on Shin ,•r Common, commanding very extensive and pieturerque vi, of the Isle of lVight, New Forest, Southampton Water, and surrounding country, and is fit for the imrnothate reception 011 small cmte,l family ; the House is surrounded with a small, but beautiful pleasure ground, with gravel walks and .I.rubber,, and contains on the ground floor two parlour+, two kitrlio,:, dairy, pantries, and every domestic requihite, with servants' 6,4 room, and good rehiring; up stairs are three bast and two us , - rants' bed moms and a store room; a fine young orchard, awl extensive kitchen garden, well stocked, adjoin the plea,— roam!, and contiguous thereto are sixteen acres (snore or Iv of arable and pastare laud, divided into five inane:re., .11 which are in high cultivation, and nearly within a ri.l, - ; Also, a farm and rick yard adjoining, granary, lam, chaise house, three-still amble, wood house, cow pent, a.l every other canvcroienie; the premises have an e+teri,i re Orr.• of evolution on the extensive Common of Shirley, and .a.• amply supplied with very eAcellent water. For particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to the Au.- oneer, Soutliamptoo, where tickets for viewing may be Meant , . FROM 1.1.01f0s LIST. tia ATEi.O, Sart . 20.—PAsAort he the It dur, from SNI, g. 41 ; 1.4 brt I , Bietigie. I 4 Nerwar ; fe,rn Stettin; Toree Suter., Iron, Lear; V • w Cat's., , liollimg; god the Vrow IL nriata , rm.. Sail. d , he Ilu,.ter, Cutter, Pe Gibraltar; Gou I I.•telit, 16011(i.11, Luidoi; and the Tw. Gebructe.s, Vacs, fur lust itiagett. At Plymouth—the Margaret, M ty, fiNsm Dester.re. At Dartmouth—the %nn. Halley. runt tier ice ; Nolson, W . teu ; Mentor, Munel!incre Melauthe, the Sovereign, Salle, from Demeter, At I;verpthe Ruth, IVanlen,fn n. I h,.•ii...ca ; and the Cath.trine, Seneock, fresett %le.; a. At Rristnl—the Corte a, --., bout Ril'eta. Off Ncatbornnah—the rlarmtoy, 1.411 C , and the Rona n 464 Coulon. trap Archangel. At Clyde—t.,e Mara ret,......—,fru. I) ,n-r..ra At Duhlin--the Henry , drathwaite, Ir..in 1 t At Cur;.—the John and Satly , oqg rr, 1 ,1 1 , 1 , 41 • 1.. na. —, from Rnntelfaux ; If..rn, Some, tom 1-ft. l .e, Evans. from litttaa'airs r•hse Packet, Ottway, a t:te Gte tatta. At Covenhagt.,.--the Coaq4rnee, 1...nd0n A RE IURN OF FLOUR, Front Sept. 6 to Sept. 14, front the Cucket Office. Sack , .d. 1 Sacks ~ d Sacks a. •d 47 - 0 0 6b3 6,1 0 64 59 0 5' 69 0 10 61 6 230....... 56 0 12910 68 0 400..... .6'2 0 40 .b7 0 411 63 0 120.. .61 0 14. 56 0 20 63 G 3001 60 0 I 100 55 0 Tr.ta1....• 10110Sacks.—..Average 631. 91d. 44. Od. higher titan last Return. RETURN OF ‘VFIEA Including only front the 3, agrreabiy to a. d. 200 Quarters at 81 SI -- at 84 30 at 80 118 —. at 78 14 -- at 77 at 76 20 _ at 7') 137 at 71 391 d n - at 72 6 1:7 I -- at 7 2 3i4 at 71 A:;1 .... a t 70 254 at 60 8'.3 ---- at 6$ 1 N.; at 67 6 71.) at 67 100.; --. at 66 792 -- at 6.) Total 11,757 Quarte 4s. 8.1 Town tha AT IN MARK LANE. J of Sept. to the I.:tit of Sept. the new Act. s. d 7J'9 Quarters at 64 208 --- at 63 201 - at 62 235 at 61 371 at 60 111 at 59 R.l at 53 445 at 56 3 4 at 55 .34 at 5f 3,7 -- at 53 196 -- at 52 167 --- at 50 61; at 49 3S t 48 6 44 at 47 27 at 4G 130 --- at 4i 10 -- at 44 ts--Average GC... Id. n last Return. LI.VBRIDGE Toe Corn Inspetiorili;;;;;O; Thursday, Sept. 20. Wheat, prr load. 141 Od to 221 Od liarley, per qr 34U Od to 44s Od tsars 24, 0.1 to 32s 04 Items' 4os 0d to 44s Od Pea4e .40s Od to 47s Od YRICE OF SUDS IN THE BOROUGH. DT Pcr Cwt. Per Bushel. RP., Clover 41s. to 93: Turnip......... 14s. to 244 %Yoke ditto 545. to 10Os. W kluvondSeed bs. to 10s 0d Trei,nl 7Ol. to 355. arotto ditt0....125. to 16 Co. a..., 7ss. to SO*. I Canary is Od to Si 04 Cu 1ant1er.....10. to 11s. Rye Grant, pr.gr. IN to 24 s ----- -- -- - PRICE of HOPS. II ts 7/. PUCKITS. Kest Si Os to 31 15s Sus•vt.... 3l Os to 31 110 s I;.*tex 31 Os to 3: 10s Old Dot 1 I Kent ^ i Ss to 41 et Staatex SI 5s to SI 104 Farnhant 41 Os to SI Ss Il 185,Act11. ,Y AND SIR kW. PRICE OF WV 14T1 RUAV. WINDSOR CASTLE. This Royal Residence, is undergoing alterations that materially tend to augment the it..ernal com forts, and, at the same time, aggrandise the exte rior of a palace, in the improvemee,a of which His Majesty's good taste will conspicuously appear ; from that scurce have emanated the ameliorating ar rangements ithich, when carried into effect, can not fail to produce a combination of beauty and grandeur, calculated to excite pleasure and sur prise, and which will be contemplated by cultivated minds with increased admiration. The great en trance to the Royal apartments has been improved by an important change; it now forms a distin guished feature of this august and venerable pile. At a former period the ckling of the hail had been supported by columns with capitals of a sort of Mongrel lonic, decidedly at variance with the °h iring stile of the building l these columns have been Judiciously converted into Gothic piers, sustaining a groined cieling. A range of cloisters with appro priate enrichments form the sides, while the centre of the pier lead to a spacious and map,niticent flight of steps, tt in> •five in number, easy in the ascent, and decorated with a railing of bronze ; the extreme part supporting at equal distances twisted pillars of bronze and or 'nolo, which terminate in highly cm latifished lamps. On the profiles of the landing are canopied niches; in the central front, under a painted arch, the arnic:Ual bearings of the Crown are placed with judgment. • The entire scene produces an awful effect, and this effefr is considerably impreved by the pleasing portion of light admitted by windows from an octa gon lat.thorn, elevated at least one hundred feet above the floor, and supported by circular spandrels beautifully enriched with tracery. and other cha raderiatie embellishments of sculpture. .Of the two grand door ways on the landing, one is the entrance to the thawing-room ; by the other we are tun JaCied thmugh the Guard room to the Queen's Presence. Chamber; here the arrangement is new, impulsive, and truly royal. At the upper end of the apartment is tu be a throne ; an eques trian figure of King Charlc., w:th the Duke De Pirnon on foot. the noblest effort of the pencil of Vandyke, graces the compartment at one side of the chimwey-Piece; on the other, a commanding figure of the Duke of Alva displays the energy of Rubens, and claims admiratio n . ' Opposite to the throne, the affecting groupe of King Charles and Family powerfully arrests the attention; the untar nished magnanimity and mildness of the Prince, wish the connubial tenderness of his Queen, speak feelingly to the heart: the expression of so much sentiment, by means so simple, does honour to painting. From the happy selettion, and just disposition of the pitturea recently arranged, it may be augured to what an height the aggregate excellence will arrive when the various master-pieces of art. dispersed and too long consigned, as it were, to an oblivious doom, are cancentered and preserved in one spot, under the immediate eye of Majesty. The arebiteCtural alterat • es are in a progressive state, principally directed to immediate convenience; but that beauty and utility ..111 be combined, there can be no doubt, as Mr. WYATI c•ettinually super intend:; and rthile his judgment pervades and di reefs the - chine, his ore--- 'mates the various exertious, seem yeas the machine, his presence anims classes of artificers, who, by their resolved to conquer isnpo.sioilities. INSOL% rs LIST OF PRIOHEIS WHO PROPOSE TO TAICH THL lIENEIZI OF TN. LAT' tssoLvLicr tr 1. (Cominmd from our Paper of VtaterriAr PRISONER in His Matesty's Gaol at CARDIFF, in and for the County of Glarroupu. FIRST NOTICE. Daniel Lewis formerly of the town of Crowbridge, and late of Keeton!, both in the county of Glantrirean, victualler. hfargaret Williams, formerly of Gavel Mynycld nae.l, in the parish of Nlytiyddyslron, the county of Mon. th, anst late of C.ockshead, ill the pawn of EgloyuLati, in the comity of Glamorgan, widow. PRISONERS in the KING'. BENCH Prison, in the County of Surrey, FIRST Nortci„ John Wright, formerly of Leedr, and late of Ruder, both in the county of York, merchant. Thomas Trafford Nicol Is, formerly of Laill.end, in the counts. of Stafford, afterward. of Tunbridge Well:, in the comity of Kent, and late of T !viurs-rovt, Islington-mad, in the county of Middlesex, attorney at law. Th ,mat Ello, formed! and late of Elton, in the roomy of Iluntingd o n (where I was resident with soy I:tooter, Sarah Ellw butcher and dealer. Taylor, Lite of Throginorforostrect, in the city of ("nulon, and orm..rly of the Borough-road, in Use county of Surrey, tobarconi.t. i!liarn Strange, late of Newington C.olSevaf, hi the [wish of St Mary, Newington, in the county of Surrey, and since of Bromley, an the county of Keat, hatter. PRISONER in die Gao! of AYLESBURY, in the Clanty of Bucks. /TEST NOTICE. Henry P.nerton late of Long Crandon , in the county of dealer and C.hapittan. PRISONERS in the Gaol for the Borou:h of Liverpool, in tne County of Liiiieainer. TINET NOTICE. liuch Woo.lney C .rhett, of Liverpool, merchant, and for. :nerdy of the cminty of Leitrim Ireland. ThelielalllACkaCJl Kaput-, oiLlverpoul, accountant- PRISONER in the Gaol of DOVER CASTLE, in the County of Kent. FIRST wttettle. William R.ibion, formerly of Newesole-noon.Tyne, in the county of Nortlinotti,rtnitl, and late of Copthall Throcroorom sweet, London, hi the county of Miildies-x, clerk. COURtik: yr EXC3ANGI A nisteolant .... a lii U. Ditto .it Sight .. 37 # kottlrdam C. ff 11 171 1 U. Hainbergh..... 35 5 till. • Alt - eta 4) 111 I. Carib 1 day). date 33 1 pato 23 10 $ U. Ho unleaux • SS 10 1 Itatid Ditto Csita — in Paper Ditto Baku Urban 491 Goias 4.l} 1 Dubin on Loodost (Sept ' Ber t ,, oil LAM...m(244. 7: &liar oil Duidhl (ditto) .. SNIITIIFIELI.), Fat•atf, Si•T• 21. To 'ink the ol , l—per stone of 81b. it-rf 4 Od to bi eat . 'rs Od to et 44 ‘1 , 4" , • , ....ei 41 to S. Od Y ork. id id to is Od 1.at0,,.....3t Od t o 6. Od Hem; of Cattle tip Day. 15-est., abou• 5 , 0--Shoep add Wel 23M. Ni.WtitTt— A.vu LEADENII tLL MARKETS By the eateas.:. Reef Re 01 to H 0.1 Veal 44 0.1 to 64 00 14I•.rtoo ♦1 So 4i W I Psek Js •4 to 4s is I 1A1114_ 0 114 144 to a. 44 RAW HILIF.S. fle.t If-ifers and S:041111, ler atom., 3s. nt..hl4nrs at. °Rim Kirket f Log'ists Hots* 11,1 t. Lamb ..6.11e* •• •• •••• 4 to 4s. 4d. 4d. to as. 6d. to 3,. Yd. Jni. Od. to 17.. Od. od. to J. Ocl. 6d. to 45 Od. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market .4, 31 I Town T•illoir 731 Oil Clare Market 4. 5d I O U• 1•1•4 ( Call.) •••• .Os 731 Oil Wilitecitapel Market 4. 41 k‘l , •la do. ( So.) ..•. ...... 69% Per Stone of 81b. --.. • Melting 5t0f...... ....ks G. 12s 3d Ditto rough i Avtrage Price.... 4. 3d Grave, l4. Good Dregs II. Yellow Soap, B . 2s—Mottled, 900-i-Curd, 94e. Price of Candle., per dos. 12s. Od.--Moulds 13e. . PRICE or LEATHER. Botts, SO to .W 6. inch 23d to 231 Ditto, 641 to 631 b. each —.I to 24J Mercliants Rack... 224 to 221 . Drawing Hide... 22el to 234 Foie C sill Hides 24d to 231 Crop Hides for c u tt ing 221 to ...1 Flat Uri:l'll4re 2^d to :51 Calf Skew., .4 to 4016 per Dotion..• .344 to 36d Ditto, SO to 701 b... 394 to 35d .r.; Ditto 70 to kill. .804 to .32d i. Smad NEWS ( Givenlaud ) 434 to 50d k. Large ditto 114 to 1304 per U..rro. Goat Skins Tanned Hari* Htdas 204 to 32e lee H:.1.. HIGH %YAM% THIS DA/ AT LONDON ER IOW:. 41 nun. after 8 BIRTHS. On 'Tuesday la , t, the Lady at J. W. Hull, Eel. of Great B.uldw„ Essex, nt a dau.:htvr Same day, at Great Waith.4ll3, Tine, the Lady at T. G. Bramsten, Lsq. of a .laughter. At Plas ‘Varren, near Shrewsbury. the Lady of Esq. of a daughter. MistRIAGTS. An Tuesday, the 16th hist. at We.t-Broravrich, neer Bir riiirgham, by the Rem. M. Paington, the Rev. John N.ctur of Huirrov, glirmohire, to !Wigs Rebecca Jason, youngest daughter of Mr. Jesuits, of the iormer place. bat', May morning, at the Cathedral Calder bury, John Need, of She,* oodntlall, in the county of Nottingham, and Liruteitant•Cul.iiiiii of the Nottingham Militia, to Mat. M. W”lfitt, youngest daughter of the Rev. 1)r. Welfitt, prebend t Canterbury. For DA If.:APTLVI6R 21. Venice )9 Naples Lnbrn3 3l °pone. JENI6I SULLIOIN. I i. ruftm i aa (sow Cr.rt ar.ri kiwi pee oa 4 /I 0 Douh.nrola . 0 0 0 Neer Dollars ill , - ist !lass_ 0 0 0 'New Louie rash ft 0 o Allis rot the Hank of H Abroad 41 per Ceht. 14) ll} 11 • "6l days . Yellenll-.-ST. Marniso—Holiday at t►e Public Ofbccs. MAL OF IRISH STOCKS, Sus. 17. GAT. rar'a. 5 per resat. 44 thaw' Canal Loan, i per cent 954 CCM!. EXCIIAtiGt. Styr. et. alit COON, in the per ettaldross 5 OA. Dal ree.ed to H naseltreaers at Od. Swalerl tnA, per Cb.ktrir D....v0ri4 to I lousekeemo 4.46. 64. •T. Sautes. Flay ei a 41 14i 4.w. Ol Ot a 01 0: Stlaw II /4 a 11 19 Clo%er Oi ()s a 01 Oa NNITEC HAUL. flay —A IC: a 41 los New Ol 0. a 01 Os Clover ..41 18s a 51 111 Suaw .1t 14s a 21 0. DF. atTITS. On Tneetay ere nn at Northampton, Mr.. SergLson, wife of Ma,oi Sergi.on, the Rovai Regiment of nurse Guards (Blue and daughter of Or Kerr, of mum too On Sunday, in the 324 year of hit ay. Mr. George Bctt, jut. 1.11..C..11 &idiot, of t•.e Parade, in Birmingham. At p,s n nah Deet, on Saturday last. umer, .Olv lamented, Go.e. •, wife of Ca:.tain Gr igan, of tht• 1 , 1 , 1 reetment. Un Th.not.is ranming last, at An admired ace, Jnen Esq. 'Ate hanker nil Exeter, and to.naerly a respectable seining teacher in Devonihire, whKer he "rent or the benefit of 111. 13 ek:th, Mr. juhn•M, tete Surgeon of n Moo . At ‘edagh, count• of Lour Cirri, Ireland, univel arto la masted, the Lady ad Sir Thomas k 1111 , t al:. hart. KENT. By Mr. GRAHAM, At Tones Coffee-House, Cornhill, en TUESDAY, 9:: 1 .:• 16, at Twelve, in Two Lots, A Singularly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Parishes of Milton, Bobbing, and Halstow, pr isisig the extensive Manor or Loriship of Norwood Cnolimer. near Siitingbourn, in kept, with right of Court Leer. and Court 11.14/11, Quit Rents, lines, Roydties, &c 1 and. No.. wood Farm, containing about 230 acres of old indeed pi.stur-, Meadow, and Arable Land, within a Ring Fence ; the situa tion iv delightful, bold, and placid, combining Sea, River, add Laud Views, exhibiting scenes of uncommon -ichnes, anew, and variety—.the %valet° White's Bay, the Medway, Queen - borough, and Shcernius ; the Nore, the Essex Cast. theihip iiing to and from the Thames, Cad's and Boughton Hilly *qui doitant, and the rang.: of country to Maidstone, Sc.; tose&e.., an immensa amphitheatre, fmrn the crown of the greatest l,art of which rises within the circle of the.: estat •, c'ose to the Tekgradh ; from thence the lands gradually slo• e to a rich and f,rtile plain, which most probably has been All antrent park; the oaks grouped andscattered about the seem of the Estate give it a grand and, park-like appearance, am'. nature seems to court the hand of art to aid and embellidi thn enchanting spot, formed, as it were, to commence, extend,:mil perpetuate a family pusseasion of real cmsequence in this enviable county. The house is neither large nor hiudw•de, the farming buildings are adequate, and the ground: sell watered t the only drawback is a Lease of the Farm, wh;th ha ten years to run, at one third of its annual value. There ire al a thriving wool in hand, of 5 , :n acres, and another of ab , _ . !. twenty-flee acres . , lying under Boughton Ilill, and in 1... Parish of Deem Ilill. The latter will be sold ill a sear..:. Lot. . To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Alexland, of Newingtm strrt, Iltia the neon., ; of whom l'Articulars and Mown , : shenly be had; also at the Inns at Dartford, R.-heater, t, pringe, Canterbury, awl. MantAtone ; the Gemge, Floughtor of 14r. Grubb, Great Qin en ,treet, Lincoln's-Imtd it ds; Mr. Bryan Faussett, Sol.edor, Satingbourn ; And of Mr. 1; ham, ited-Linn-aquate„ London. BURTON. PYNSENT ESTATE, SOMERSETSHIRL. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Cu. On TUESDAY, the 16th of October, at Ganaway'a, in I.o' if not disposed of by Private Contract in One Lob, ACAPITAL and truly valuable FREEHOLD ENTATK, most beautifully situate at Burton Truant. in the Parishes of Curry Rivell Drayton, Fivehead, arid Swill, bounded by West Sedgmoor, and divided by the fligh awl from Somerton to Taunton, ft Mike frogs the former and with in ld of the latter, S of Inninster, and 12 of Chard, C:evs kerne, and Bride-mit...7, comprising the Manor of flicyt..m, with the Royalties and Appurtenances e N teodinv osef I!`e whole Parish, Burton Pyn , c.it Hansom Othrts, i.• • sure tl.oun.ta, Lawns, Wilderness, Plantatuir.i, C.Jilro• Paddireka, Domain Land., and (Yowls; capital Dwelling Douses, exceil..tit Barton, and Building , for 11: tenth, Business, Orcha , ding, and Tenement., et/ILl:in-:: about 1:00 Acres of fertile Meadow, (;razing, and Arab!. Land, forming one of the most noble Estates i i the Cotte r - abundantly stocked with capit a l O.L, Um, and o th er Tiede- Trresi of 'cry large Dimensions ; the Farms are occupied by respecaWe Tenant. from Year to Year, and on short Loser's at Rents amounts:l to 14001. per Annum. Also the and alternate Presentation to the Rectory of Curry Rivell7 The whole Estate is capable of the greatest Improvements en" upon en Isielosure of West Si.dg.noor and other Moon, Con taining several Thousand Acres, over which there are ewer valuable Rights; the Rental will be very considerably inetrawd, anti, in point of Situation, no Property is more visible eitha for a Residence or Farm. To be Mewed by ap;dying to Richard Coolny, at Barton PvMent 110111 e ; of whom printed Particulars may b' had Thirty Days preceding the Sale ; also at the Red Linn, Simper um; George Inns ' Hridgeirat,, Chard, Taunton; Messrs. Goailliy and Printers, Sherbierse; Printer„ Hind ; Mr Cruitwe'l, Bath ; Mr. Collq Printer, Salisbury ; Messrs. Falser and I.:iseoln's.liiis Fields; at tLe Place/ of &Or ; awl of Me , r , Skinner, Dyke, and Cu. Aldersgatiestreet, who are authorise to treat by Prirate Contract. LONDON :..—Pilated by G. D %ViDSON, No Wyd ' great, St. eletheat's, and publobed by W. WEST, at 0 1 Office. N 0.16. Back of St. Clement's Chord', Strand, wa" ' Or lee for the Paper, !prnt.paol) wsil be duly attends.' 't e! ►', ..r ►). fr.rs c • Jed p I . 44 ,1 -~ TH Alter iv Ur, Ti r rA bs atm b • . Due ham a. lailaM • Voir i kirsa: bar, of ba a Liw ahuu• deed A'le the p TH b b P.36.r:n Pnncip Min: INUIN d. SPEL aid ai Prin,ipa Loti Mem Ma% ti Sir. 1 ler ; D la jilts a Now bl,n, ►u.r; {.: KKK rmd A s.gn The Mu Dresae Mew doted lit the 4 r t ten Maw. Will 0, Tle witol