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• O.I3fEKEEPERS. TO THE EDITOR OF !RE RRITIsiI PRESS. Sift, A paritgeaph havintt apaeared in several Papers of the Bth inst. stating. that no Lord of a Mantle can appoint any Gamekeeper, with power to kill Gene .:•, except he he a fer.wat ; and that no such appointment will leg ", (pi 1:;ly a person to snort, unless he hava aline other qualification; the former part of wiiicli 1 think erroneous, and the latter too general, and requiring explanation ; have been induced ti examine the suhje with some attention, and hope you will find the following in• formation may be relied on. Any Lord of a Manor, not under the degree of an Esquire, may, by writing under his hand and seal, appoint one person (but not more) to be Gamekeeper within any one Manor, with power to kill Game ; and the person so appointed must either be qualified by the laws of this realm an to do, o r be truly and properly a servant to the Laid of the Manor, or be immediately employed and appoint. ed to take and kill the game fit the Sole use or im mediate benefit of such Lord, and not otherwise. It will be seen, therefore, that three descriptions of persons are eligible to be appointed; but unless the person be oberwise qualified, his name must, before he kills- Game. he entered with the Clerk of the Peace where the Manor Nei, - *Fro is to grant a certificate thereof, on payment of one shilling : which entry was required long bent e, and is still required, independently of the Game Certificate Stamp Ads. The mistake has probably arisen, from what I ap prehead to be a false constretion of the new Stamp Duty AR, page 907, Schedulz. A. by which a duty of 11. Is. is to be paid on a " Cer.ificate is sued to or taken out by any person, under any de putation or appisintm. nt of Gamekeeper (3eing a uteniet servant) yearly ;" whnh Certificate, and the before mentioned entry, will authorise him to kill Came within the limits of the Manor, As the guinea certificate is confined •o menial servants, be supposes that no other persrus can he ap painted ; but I contend, that the only d'arence astrie by the present Act is, that persons of tie twi. ether descriptions mentioned abme, must take ou• three guineas artificatc, inste4•l of a guinea one; in which case, a person appointed Gamekeeper, who is utherwisellialified to kill G tole, may sport any where; and a person immediately employed and ap- pointed to take and kill Game for the sole use or im mediate benefit of the Lord of the Manor, having alsn entered his name with the Clerk of the Peace (whose Certificate of such eatry is not required to be stamped), may legally kill the Game within the nor; but cannot elsewhere, without being liable to the Si. penalty, as an unqualified person ; and lie may even do it elsewhere, without being liable to any other penalty. I must premise, however, that I confine these observations to the liability e f per. tons sporting, to penalties under the Game and Stamp Laws, and do not consider Trespasses as a pert of the subjeet. All former penalties for securing the Stamp Du. ties still remain in force, and no new ones (relating to this sobjeltl have been enaned ; and it appears us me to he clear, that, under the t Irmer Ads, if a Garnekeepee had a three guineas C. rtificatr, he was not liable to any penalty for not taking out a guinea Certifis ate on his deputation ; the clause enatting the penalty being thus expressed ; " Not having ob tained some Certificate, as a.oresaid, under this AQ ;" and, of course, that a general Certificate Si nil still be sufficient. I am, Sir. York, Sept. 21, Your obedient Servant, 1504. N. C. OXFORD, Star. 22. On Monday last the lire. John Williams, M. A. Fellow of Jesus College, was colleed to a Canonry in the Cathedral .Churcn of S:. l) id's, vacant by \ key the death of the Richard Davies. The Rev. W. Wheldale, A .l. Fellowef Brace nose College, and Rector of Christ Church, Mid dlesex, has been instituted to the Vicarage of Framp ton, Lincolnshire, on the piesentation of J. Tun nard, Esq. of • Frampton. Last weeks Dispensation passed the Great Seal, enabling the Rev. F.dward Dolman Cooper, M. A. Chaplain to the Eight Hal. .Lord Northwick, to hold the Augmented Chaptlry of Wick, near Per shore, with the Re.ltory of Rou.tlench, in the same neighbourhood. On Monday last James Adams, Esq. was ele.fted Mayor of this city, and Mr. John Dickman, and Mr. N. Guno. were eleffed 13ailifis for the year en suing. The same day Mr. Alderman Medcalfe was elec ted Mayor of time Woodstock, for the ninth time. I; is worthy of remark, and indeed it is. perhaps, • unexampled in the annals of corporations, that the same gentleman should have served that office m anly fifty years ago, and that he should still be a t dipable as ever ordischarging all its duties.—At the same time Mr. Dewdney, an.: Mr. Prior, jua. were elated Chamberlains of that Corporation. Ever since the pugilistic veteran, Cab Ba ldzix, was vanquished by Duke Sass, he has continually *winced a desire ro try his fortune once more with that formidable opponent ; assigning, as a reason for having lost the former battle, that be was much out of health. Accordingly he matched himself about a twilight ago to tight Sam on Monday se'n night, for 20 guineas, and a part of that sum was put down to bind the bargain ; bur, to the great sur prise, as well as disappointment of many of the amateurs, Dutch Sant forfeited the stake. It is, however, expected the engagement will be shortly renewed. On Sunday sennight, the dead body of a mariner was found, washed ashore, on the bcach near the Vshite Farland Point,Scotland, and brought uptothe chapel yard of Goutock, where it lay all day to be owned. There was nothing to be found in the pockets whiCh could lead to any knou ledge of the person; but it having been surmised that a man had been lust overboard of the /sate//a, KING, in her way up, a key found in the pocket of the tro'v. nets was sent to Port-Glasgow, to he tried npoi, ,chest which might belong to the m.an supposed to be lost from t hat vessel. Bus we hare not yet learned the result. AUFAL INTELLIGiNCE. TORTSMOVTH, bCP r. Yesterday avvived the Prospero bomb, Capt. Jones, from off Havre. This morning arrived Vice Admiral Sir R. Calder, in the Proper of fral, e, 98 guns, Capt. Cumming. The Admiral landed soon after in perfeEt health. Remain at Spithead, the Price uj Waies. Royml frelharm. B'•r.!kim, with the Zephp. an d F,,,oura e sloops of war, Prvipere bomb, and some revenue cutters. The Chvhcsier and Suess ate still lying at St. Helen's. Arrived the LI Poulenc shop of war and the Ifuead revenue cutter, frown a cruise, and ,ailed again this arternoon ; also the Grow'rr gun-bi ig from a cruise, and ha. brought in with her the Spanish brig Eve ranee. -, bound to Dieppe. Sailed the Brothers, Pert y, for the South Seas.— Wind N.N.E. oval., see r. 24. Sailed the Surat Ca+i!r• East-Inchaman, for Ports. mouth, Pylndes sloop of war, Ruld, Mallard, and Ba4isi4 gun-brigs, for Sheerness. Arrived the Led, Warren armed ship, with a con vny for the Westward, which are sailed for the River. Arrived the Vona French privateer. prize to the Union and the Ebsa Anne East-Indiamen, and re mains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per last. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ga avast:sin, Suter. 3.-...Passerl by G inges, Seaton, from St ; Arhenture, WitS..ll and eh , Poisons, Baird, front Tobago; !lonewell, Gibbs, from Barbadoet ; Alexarefer, Rutherford, from fortiala ; Vassal, Al from St. Vin cent's; Be., Smw:iouve ,• Ann, K iiton ; hfi.,erra, Thomoi.on ; Ploughma:‘, Sm:ih; Hird, Eloanor, Wright ; P ay, BaiittniArro ; Caledonia, t; Wart of O.k, We'v.ler; Harleq:iin, Rd.y ; Nest, M-iii i; Bvt,ey, Connell ; Enter prise., Daniels; Norfolk, P •pc ; and the Doke of C'arenee, Carr, front ferenmargii ; Almeria, Asness, from Stockholm; CEerinority, Harwood; ai:d the Lord St. Helen's, Scat, from Riga; Adventure, Carver; from Barra; Phi:crux, .filbert, Simpson, Hard:a , rl; and the Harrell:ter, Boyd, from Umiak •RRIVeD 11.1 the DAtris..-the Sir John Dorf**, Warren, --, from D-morara; !coma, Barber; and thr Jane, Small, from \Vate•ford{ Ellen, Kitli:h. from Cork; Peggy, Elimaton ; arad Nymph, from Rigs. At Dover-mthe H •g•t Johnston, from Bu.ton, fur An•eterdam. •\t Lioormaral.mhe Fume, Hull, front Demerara ; and the Sally, B . l.ith. t•om Charleston At 11,..n Grenada; Crawford, from T,..lidarl, and the Alexis, Ally, from IVII - O Whithy—the Daphne, Rowland, firim Sty nn. At nut:flip—lir % MAtheoc, from St. Voncenel. At lielfot—the Nninun,. Kimb front Alicant; and the Martarv,lnt, from Sicily. At Labradnrc--the Sett Arme, &ad the Indiritry, from Jets). At Lisbon—the Nancy an 4 Mary, --- -m Top .ham. At Boston--the Chutes, Prebk, Pis.l: en -onelen. PROCLAMATION OP DESS.ILINES. " ItIMAIIITANTS Ur ?He " Do not, unheard, accuse us of cruelty. Re member our past sufferings, and yeti will judge less severer• our present rats of necessity, of despair. " Quiet under the former paternal government of France, traitors against it, as well as against huma nity, arrived in 1749 among us ; offered us a liberty which we were then not worthy to enjoy, and preach ed an equality among an enslared people, net pos sessing an acre of land, or any taint of information. "'Their object was obvious. They &sired to tyrannise ever the Blacks, after, with their assistance. having butchered all persons of heir own' colour; and, after usurping their plantatiori and places, forge us new chains, both more heavy and more dishnnonrahle. " Of these Whites, whom our vengeance lately dispatched, few, if any, had any property fourteen years ago. They came here ruined, needy adven turers, and desperate, revolutionary emissaries.— It is to their intrigues, to their cupidity, and to their crimes, that we owe :ill the horrors perpetrated here. It was they who sold our t...wns, our forts, our cities, our toast, at one time to English in vaders, and at another time to Bonaparte's assassins and freebooters —tn those vile slaves, with whose assistance he has butchered, plundered, or en chained the inhabitants of France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Egypt, and Syria; and whose accomplices are now his counsellors, sup ponds, and executioners of his tyranny, over the European Cnntinent. Such were the krenchmen, from whose polluted presence our arms have lately delivered the earth. The republic if }laity wishes to live in peace with all mankind, crcept with the white slaves of a Bonaparte ; to them they swear an eternal hatred, destt union, and death, should they ever dare to set their feet on this island of liberty, which their base ness, wickedness, and ferocity, have su often and so terribly inundated with the blood of our unfortunate countrymen. " We defy Bonaparte's emissaries in America, as well as his incendiaries and panegyrists in Europe, to contradia this our assertion. If any innocent persons have perished, their blood will fall on his head, because had his barbarous brother-in-law, Le Clerc, never landed in this island, all the white inhabitants would yet have been alive, 60,000 black citizens less murdered, and 30,000 of his armed slaves would not have breathed their List in this cli mate. It was his avarice, ambition, atrocity, and treachery, that aroused our greatlyoppresard and injured children, and separated us for ever from the Mother Country. Let Frenchmen prove them selves worthy of freedom, by chastising their fo reign tyrant, and by crushing the degrading yoke he has imposed upon them ; and then, and not until then, will we treat with them as one independent state does with another equally independent. " Given at Gonaives, May :3, I dO4. (Signed) " 1) iIS %LIM tie " IS. At is e, Secretary." Lord CATIK ART, lately on his return to Dublin, passing through Carlow, about midnight, was chal lenged-by a centinel of the city of Cork Militia, who demanded the countersign His Lordship not being able to give it, would not be suffered to pass. and though put to inconvenience by this interruption, he applauded the conduct of di:• soldier, and thanked him for his attention to his duty. COURSE OP EteikAIROZ. Trtsbaie, Steetsyste 15 Amsterdam .... A 1 2 U. Venice S9 I.:v Pic Ditto at Sight .. 37 6 • Na'' l4 * krAterdant C. P.. 11 1712 U. 1...b.ss Hainbingli.... . 55 5 fill. Oporto 6l Altona SS 0 210 Outdo ldi Para. - 29 2 Lie. U to. 2 Us 25 10 •o‘.atesr. lii.unleaun.... . 2) le roatiritailukint hi e.iir 111adsid .— in Pepe , met Hos per as... 4 q U Ditto (.".".!is • ' - in Paper ; New 1).413 , s ...... U 51; Vats • 34§ elect. Silver or Bar" ...... 0 0 t Hilbros Leghorn 491 Agee oistbs Sauk of Holtaii. Genoa 4SlLiv.Pie. 41 per Cent. Donis , on Londo.s (Sept 19) 111 Pi Iraq on London (Sept. 17). 414 Belfast on Dublin (ditto) 511 61 days g. S al PRICE OF STUCKY. rastatomr• 3 per Cent. CMS 37‘11 5 net Cent. Navy tli Imperial 3 par Cent' Ditto Annnoities 91 13-It, Onsmum Eng. Lottery 'rickets Cathie if for Octikor ... .. T 1011, 'Kt.. k•Rr.,ker, No. 4, Curialtill, and 9, Charing Crass. PRICE OF IRISH STUCKS, Sint'. 20. • Rank Stook 141 G•er. 1> e. 3i per cent. 67 i Cu,. per ! per cant h9 Dittu Stock, 5 pe► Cale. —... Grand Canal Loan. 6 par c-nt 9si Royal Canal Loan, 6 par cent. MARRIAGES. On Saturday law, at North Cerney, by the Rev. Matthew Surt,trr, the Rey. Henry Plidt.,xnts, Fellow of Maeldets C4l lege, Otfurd, and Vicar of kiiniCTSlo.l, in the county of Sonter.et, to Mum Ma. i r Suttees, steno.] daughter o William Suttees, Esq. of betu.i Bourn, La the county of Northumbar land. On WiAlnzslay tennight, at Vanning, in the County of Monmouth, John litroar I Bosanquet, Eq. third 8 , 111 of Sa muel Bosatiquet, Esq. of Forest Douse, Essex, and of Din ge..toor Court, Monmouthshire, to Wit Lewis, eldtht daugn ter of Richard L-wis, Esq. of Llantill4l, in the latter c•aunty. DEATiIS. On Thne:day 1.14, at Gelligron, Glamarganshire, the Rev. Joaialt Sec;, tattier to Mr. Reev, of Paternoster. row Monday. at Stamford enure, WorceAer.hire, Miii Will ningtut, eldeot d wahter of Sir F.dwant tVinntingt , m, Bart. On Thursday mooting, after a shunt diner, at N-w !louse, near Du:s:ey, M. Cooper, Ludy co; Robert bransby Cooper, Ecq. Samitdav, at Swansea, in the 21 .t year of her ace, after a lingering Llewellyn. diught•r of the R.rv. .Ir. late of Cuirionlire. On the 15.'i inst. at Titley, Herefordshire, at an advanced age the Rev. Mr. Giteit, A. M. a Canon Recid e nti ar y of He rrfOrd Cathedral, Vicar of Logivar.line and St nitiin.uaion- Wye, and Perpetual Corate of Tuley, all in that enmity. HIGH WATER THIS DAY'AT LONDON BRIDGE, 14 min. alter t. VALI:ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Al' HARROW ON THE HILL, Comprising, Manor, or Repined Manor, an elegant Mansion, evtensiv: Pleasure Grounds, a Finn, and several DwoUing Houses. By Mr. SQUIBB, By Order of the Trustees of the lire RICHARD PAGE, Esq. at Gartawae's Coffeam,ise, ;Changt , aalley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, the ath of Oanber ne x t, at Twelve, in Lots, AC2pital and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting or the MANOR, or REPUTED M %NOR, FLA MBERTS, and the Unfinished Mato'.Art Howe, with numerous attached and daubed Offices, and extensive and known Pleasure Ground. and Gardens, most delighnully situated, „lid Distant may ten miles twin the Mdrop In. The House is capably of bein: completed at a comparatively mall expence. Tile Grounds ( which oczu,iy near fnny acres, and liars long been iliat.riguisheal as the ornament of that pan of the Comity) are laid out with the greatest taste, embellished wit:t a beautiful Piece of Water, ad , rited with an elegant Pavilion, Temples, drc and judiciously planted with very valuable Timber Trees and Shrubs. The Gaolens, Hottintnev, and Pinery, are stocked with the finest Fruits; and the Stabling and Out-Amami are finisli,d in the completAst manner. Also 100 acres of Very rirli. Meadow and Pastore band , imme diately adjoining the above, and a comfortable Farm •llouse, with Rama, Stable:, Sc. together with (von z."I brick •built Dwelling Howes, with Offices, Gardei•., arid Stahlcs ' in the occepatem of the Rev. M ar k Drory, Mrs. Thackery, and others; and six Houses or C.ltatte-, with Gardens aid a s m ine a sh o p, ten tins at w dI, the whose of which in part of the Estao• the late kirtard Pace, Esq. deceased. The MA.1,1,111 and Gm:and:Call only he viewed w ith tickets, which rn he had trfthe Aollioneer. Planted particulars may he ha" of Messrs. NeeM ant Ft:Orate, SoLeitors, Norfolk. street, ; of Richard Bor., Esq. Dean's-yard, West enlister ; at lite Kin 's it I Jarrow • at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Squibb, Sat/ilk-passage, Saville-row, where Plans tithe Estate may be seen. PROMPECT HOUSE, UNT ROAD. • To GENTLEMEN of the FACULTY, and Others, Ny Messra BURTON and VENNOR, At Garrawars, on FRIDAY neat, at Twelve, unless pr' vioi,ly disposed of by P r i va t e C ontra °, i t Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn ./ prising a substantial, modern, new built brick DWEL LING MOUSE, with bow front and garden, pleasantly •itnate near the New Croo Tintipik.:, Kent Road, together with the advaittageraii pruiese.ional business, respectably e.ta , .lithed. The Premises are iustly distoignished as Prospect House, agreeably situate within four milts of London, are in the nowt complete ritair, well supplied with rood water, and en ehanib with closet., • dr•wi,:x.mom finish d ...el a handscoie itia.id..chimney piper, ail ; apered, two. •,. •.cat parlours, •hop • , invertible int. parlour at a suiall c.; a kitchen, wa , hhouee, cool pantry, good cellaring, and a garden, well stacked with a choice selection of thriving frost trees. !lel(' on lease for the long term of 76 years, at a mo derate ground rent. To be viewed till the sale, and printed descriptions had on the Prmism; at Gatrawarsi and el Messrs. Button and V via nor, lld, Conga. PREMISES, Preferahle Part of CHISWELL-STREET. by Miews. BURTON and VIINNOR, On FRIDAY next, at Twelve at Garraway's, by Direction of th e by , ,riaagee, awd Coo,ent of the Assignees, '('HE LEASE of a substantial Brick DWEL LING HOUSE, with large bow front shop, and Pri• sate Entrance, elitoily situate, being No. 46, Chiswell-street, near Fintanry square. The Premise, *amain three servants ruums, three chambers, dining.rootn, two parkitin, a eons randi,,,,s double bow fro shop, twu kitchen% wash-house, and ; held on lease fur a., unexpired vertu fl y seven teen years and a half, at Michaelmas, 1804, at the moderate rent of 461 : perationri.. To be viewed, and printed deeeriptiows had 011 the Premises; at thirr A way'a; of Mr. Burn, Sul.citot, 12, Onot St. Haloes; and of Meav:a. Sur thl sod Venme, GY , CorirbrU. SALES BY AUCCIOX. I,ENSETTOS,II RESIDgIiCE, with two Colell Ito,:;. ; . Stabling. 4nd torte (;.ird :3, Verte of thw Fenn. Si Mewirs. BUR I'ON and VFMNOII, On FRIOAY next, At Twelve o'Cro:k, al G. 111 4e.10, b y Di. rw,t;n4 of eh s P 1 bpr':.t,r, , 11 1 11 E valitiSit LEASE, with immeiiithe Posses. I ,i„ ri . of a vite.ll 2.16 c..tu ns , ittoir error!yM pletsant/T situit: upon tii;•. ?ergs of Epping Ferret, at Llytottd•wie, Alai we rwiles fan the itqyal chaelv. • it.eissaes are r. rovanient, *eel asinithed Mite, water, and contai4 three charnAers, with 1.1,,ei % thowing-ronns thr•-e smv:ints' ru ally * ncieas haisCout s draw.. dinind to, ii, breakf a s t par l our, co aucidi ul. e• tem?, hall , two kitchens, h dAiry, I •nl-r, andI N A cell.(ing, a plaa,or.i garden, ter.i kitehen ditbo, hot-house., two cweh liouse*,•..nyle stahling, cow house, pac Ke y y. field foe an mace:wed tetra of ace -.1 years, at a nied•wate rent. To be i•iewed till the *ale, and printed particular; hal on ttic Premises; White flirt, V. &lord ; at s ; and Mrssra Burt. and Venttnr, 62, Uhrial6ll Genteel RESIDENCr. Chai.e Flume, Stabling ar.d ' •de r., Upper Ifornerton ly hdessrs..ausurum and VENNOR, Da FRIDAY mat. at Twelve o'Ciock, at CirAtrt,,,i,,, 'PH E LEASE. with irn ntedie!t! posse% sion, of a genval rAv:ILY ft EMIIISN'.:F.,„ Chaise Hous., Stabling, Gar :eh. d.diturtfuily polite the Paddock, an agr•eable diaarize train tl.• road, in the prof-cable pita of the hrrii and re•cr • ,• lace of Upper llotierton, and Within th.! pl.-4.3 • three miles of tine Metropolis. The Prern•e..l tt.o.• been fitted ti 2 at 4 VitlSki.:(4:AC eXp 4 ace,co:,,t. ain; a.i v neAtiiess, with real colivenienc, obvious in e , ;t7 meet; are in the Most perfect repair, allili t y excellent water, and C , ll4ltAill 'Oar well proportional, c' chambers, with rood closets, three deeming room., pa Vitt II t• ter oloset,, ladies' library, or work room, t w o 5c,, a ,, t ,..„,„ 0. dra,iing room, dining firms, finished with haul,. "aar;,;,i chimney piece, a spacious entrance I. dl , CollailvtalllC4 I .f *Ol a night of stone steps, and front garden, a nativeniein wash !rouse, and butler's pantry, rare room, excellent 'wised ware orllAq a!e, bang, and cue/ eellarieg, a new ea.:te,l ch i l e house and .table, with mall room over. The dining moan opens to a garden, ,da itad 'with a Bele, thin the mon thriving fruit tree., adv.in.ing to the higliein prfect.ost. Held no lease for &mat eighteen years, at a vory malivd.? rent. The purchaser may be acconsmodited with the genteel ao modem Hou.ehold Furn tore, at a valuation. To be viewed tit this sale. when printed descriptions may 'm had un the Premises; at Garraway's; aud of Nixes. Burt on amp Velinor, COMPLETE nwvu.iNG HOUSE AND. SPACIOUS W.\ REHOUSE, WALLIttit:X/K Be Mthers. BUR TON and YEN YOR, At .Garraway's ' on FRIDAY next, at Tw e lve, rpl 1E desirable LEASE of a Comm )(Lou., sob. ..taiituii wits Dart4liwg, • with 'period: Warehouse, Countiin: House, and private Entrance, very eligibly WriLte in. Walltreol: the corner of B on d- court. Th e premices have re cently and; gods considerable repaint, and ctorttain four cham ber, with closets dreiving room, drawing wawa. dining room, kitchen, wcollery, a sl.lt dry %warehouse, 37 feet by in, a eon. veitient countity-house with vard, communicating Wad. court, exreJlentcellatitig, held on Leese tut an usisspited me m of fou-teen years, at moderate rent. :'• To be viewed nil the sale: aaA eirticulars Lad on the pre mises; at Gatraway`s; and of MAIM. VaTIOU and Veneer, GQ, Cornhill, GENTEKI. FORNLIAIIitt, Capital RiUiard Table, Tre!ve Feet long, Pianoforte, Harp sichord, Pam?* and Two !fens, Mit.:.l co., Single Hone, Chan?, Tilted Cart, Dressing MJI a.,d Machine, and ESacts, near Maidstone, Kent. Be Mrwn. BURTON sad ITNNOR, On the Pre-nik-s, Emelt a. Mrr:b's-a Haase, adjoining Coxheath, ne ar Maiditnoc,a. s WI/M EESDAY, Ocos.iser and fol:ou nag Day, at Dave/ u'Closelk, rjIHE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURICITURT., li a c ;riliard labia , musical immunseats, 644? saddloa and bridle , , a maogit., a marquee, brewing utens.;,, quantity of dung, and aLtads of Samuel Lewin, Esq. rernm trom that situation; c pri.ang four post and co ,eh top steads, chintz and amity furniture, io beds and winds,. r n - tains, goose featli.:r het,, mattrassav and clean bMJu F, ea eellent inahagany donlik and angle chests of drawer., ca,11.1 mahogany &whin radioman sideboard. mahogany and chamber chairs, sans of dining, Pembroke, and card tables ' mahogany breakfast U. ea, on cl a ws, excellent Brunch and Wi'tan Car.' pots, sem o nad o il cloth., losi:ift, //Of Canes, notes, kitchen and dairy reaiublitee, a grawitity at glass bottle., garden inip'ements„ anal miseell.nenu, attic,. to b.: view, d one d.ty wee 'Jinx the bale; and catal Ines bad on the pre.nioee% .11 Cu: titer. MAI.Wow, ; Beal , Wroth.tio yao.l of Medri. Burton and Venom, 6?.., enrnhilt. SHIPLAKE„ OXFORDSHIRE, ON THE BANKS OF THE TiI%Y(S. • 1 1 0 BE LE IT or SOLD, discharged of Land Tax, and with the advantage of the I.raiehokt tyoies, and twine-hate l'o.senion, the followine sainabte LaTATFS, in the bight...a possible state of coltiratiret, f 4 miles from Ur:- don, three from Ilew y and the great Bath and Oxitird and Ilse (-um Itadtne. Shiplate Ifonie , wth the ittin , r, or Reput.4 Mang of Siriptalse, Lawn, Pl.alnage 4.1 :au rid 4, Islands in the Theme:, and an eAten.lSe W Neat.y therein, Rhrubbery, Kachen Gardens, &WA, Coath-houst,, Staining, and other etttrahle OlSow, and with or without 20 a,:rew as.stei of Meadow and gatc , e Land, surrounding the swine. The Howe is a modern ant elegant building, tecently irriirowel by one of the Bret Artt.i te3s 1:1 town, and, front It, nitration and taring hnautv, is tin• standing ml a p;sasis.g raiivince, hounded toy the Th Ante. in front, commando/ Vi,:tivreouts• Views of dMerest Gentlemen's Seats, the Villages of Ve_rgrate, Tliffater Hunt, Ruscomb, and Spatting, sod the richest part of Seth noire. A valuable Farm, caltod Stunt ike Court Farm, cow:loin or a sul..anitial and neat ►lntr.., wi an emincrice, am. to t Ch,ordr, with capita Bala, lisretr, Siabhog, end urto-r 0 . t• buildings, with a .rut 310 acres of rich A rablv, I'd ado., and Pasture Land, Iv oe ...AI together ; and a:so the 1..;n1 of Tyihes .if near IWO A. MY of other Land io the mine Parish. A Yard, Iva, Stehle, and Beedvirip. wish Hoot Sf wee , of A rabh, yrr.„: togeti e o i a ring fence, called Grove and o.i which a house flaw be conveniently err4l.4. Likewise a Mentrace, c lied tllllll . l. elth a 1.114, Garden, Orchard, Stab . .r, WM. Cat and about XI acres of Arabl. , Pluto, e, And Woe d Land. .• A l'Arie Hou.a, Yard, llLifils, G. ana ry, Stables, .ind oth •• suitable Building% and ablaut 170 acres r 4 rich Arsol %leakier, I.arol, Titylnes, situate n.i an eminence, and ( - wile:121,1;1a veryexterthre Views of II nt , hiie arid Oafs:l. ;hire, •Id, 34 411 Ch. admirable purchase t.i holld on. Alan, Sixty eight Acres of r i h Arable Land A Curn and Paper Mill en the Thames, capable d doine c 'hateable bioniest from their situat.on and oonseinerics s: carnage. The latter is sub j ea. to 1111 unexpired term or years, but determinable on pitysemit of a stsiulate.l inst. Four Rod Eyotts on the Thant-, awl ih called Shiploke, the relit of which inutility about 2%1. an nually. Also, Three %fessitairis adjoin:ne, with Gsnltior and 2 " retentive Yard, with there plat. irfOricioninionly rich MatiClA Ground, containing upwards of Inter, acres. SONNI NG.—A Farm and Linda, situate at Relining, e""" sisting of a sulistantral ere.birilt Farm House, Yard, Bann • stables, neeessary Out•hurt.lings, with about Xi sari of rich Land, with an extensive and salualrl.• Right of Cammea• age for ell manner of Cattle, in the occupAtiun of Mr. Was. Voter., a yearly tenant, at an old rein A Perpetual Rent of 441. a year, issuing out of an Estates called Nsw formerly the prop.sty of the Lem Fuld Marc al Conway. For farther perticulari, and to rm.,' for the saw, arr 47 " Mr. Andrews, Reading, where Mips r as be sees, AO 1 :"` given to view the Estatis ; or to Mears. fatten and Austice, King's Reach Walks, Temple. LO - -- NDON to—Piloted by G. 'DAVIDSON, No Jo. Wroet, St. element's, ant übbsbed by W. WIT at 1 " Office, N 0.13, Rock of St. Clement's Chob.h, •tb , re °r48,1 fa the rApctritc. (poet-paid) will b• duly barn kr.l 4 ,rdr• • •••,' Air 6, • ♦ I. : A 1,1 V..49.t.a th. Mm Bgr 0 i S. VV. I M.. 1 g. ce I al Nitro in H. C r.,..1 r H ( lie acted Th. •ll; be ! van, M of the M mica! Pl,cehe, Stay. j 8.11%.1 110$40. 110. formairc 1 1 t . t. sr. L :ens t T l' be wt 'Patel bagged T! U rue yG t• s (..p r)f • .• Tweq P.nair!A i gat Tr.. h . y IA pruved 101, I AEIa tilos,. if, at,le I brnti,er i Lir vie 1 0,. 741 f Shl in his ii eh ttige ; Tulsa am SALES' BY AUCTION. GENTEEL FURNITURE AND Er v a:Ts, CRAVEN STREET, STRAND. Sy Mr. SQUIBS, On the Neinives s THIS DAY, '['Twelve o'Clodc, r 1111;.: Genteel and Genuine I 10USEHOLD FLRNiFURG, Table a few Lotv of MAC, sold s, rams.:. other Eilets, the Ploperts of Mr. l• it It at his !louse, No. 9, Crasen-street, Strand. Mir tie stewed to-ntorrovr ; and Catalogues had nn the ; avid of Mr. Squibb, Saville Massage, Saville row.