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ti ' ,olll 14: LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. r 3, 184,3. Lord Chamberlain's ()Pt, Sept. t z. 18a3. Notice is hereby given that there will boa Levee at St. James's, on WOrieselay next the I+th ire t• ' Whitehall,Srpt. 13..1803. The King has been pleased to appoint William WAss LAngford, Esq. to he His IVlajestys Agent and Conad General at Tripoli. War... Office, September. 13, tltop sth Regiment of Dragoons, John Dalrymple, Gent, to .be Cornet., without purchase, vice hayly. promoted. . ist Regiliont of Dragoons, Surgeon Richard Humphrey. from the 2.1(1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Avelitig, appointed to the Starr nth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Hospital,Mate John Den. to be Assistant-Su vice Tat I , •r, prninottal. I los plial Mate Charles Monson :to be Assistant-out„ on, vice Grant, 'promoted in the 23tli Foot. Ditto, I. 'Carleton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Daniel, promoted. 1 % 0% Dim), Hospital-Mate John Boyce to be Assistant-Sur. ge0,%,, vice Evaiis, promoted in thelit Foot. ' rBtil Ditto, Captain lames Hughes, from the 48th Foot, to • Captain of a Treop, vice Lung, who exchanges. list Ditto, Cornet Tilumas Jones. from Halt-pay of the . Regiment, to be Cornet, vice Fowler, promoted it; the tsth 11,, .41100 Reserve 4th of Foot, IL my Tenison Bellingham. Gent. to he I , ii.agii. without purchase s vice Erskine, promoted. • stli Ditto. Captain Henry Bird, from Half-pay of the Late independent Companies ' to he Captain of a Company, vice aiacieae, promoted to Colonel champagne's Regi ment. • Ensign Williain howskill to he Lieutimairt, with out purchase,_ vice Green, promoted iii the liith• Foot, Ensign -- Hutchinson to be Lieutenant, wit hout put. 'chase, vice Adams, appointed to Lieutenant-Colonel Ste venson's Reeimeilt. 'Volunteer William IlanUlton to be Ensign, vice Ilowskill. • St hi Regiment of Foot, Andrew Liddle, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. )!Ii Ditto. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Thu. Burke, Gent, vice Leabon, promoted, -- Burke, Gent. vice Godwin, promoted. Bentein, Gent. vice Erskine, promoted. • t7th Ditto, Lieutenant Oliver Long, from Half-pay of the Itegianent, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Thomas Swyer to ba Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Corte, promoted in the 67th Foot. ifltit Ditto, Lieutenant leirrey O'Connell, from the 4th Foot, to he Captain of a Company. 21st Ditto, Second Lieutenant David Hewan to he First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Whit a k er . promoted, 1 0b1 44 Kirkwood, Gent. to be Seerdnil I,i , !menant, by pur. chase, vices Maclean. promoted. Wiltshire. Gent. to ha 4econd Lieutemult, without pure,i ,s:, vice i-leAvau, promoted. • 7.4 d Ditto, Second Lieutenant J. S.,Sinith to be First Lieu tenant. vice 'Shearinaii, promoted in the Loth Battalion ii Reserve. R.Obert Brydgea Barclay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Smith. Surgeon John Dom, born the joth Focit, ti, be Surgeon, vice Huniplitey, removed to the tat Dragoons. • 2Gtil Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Daniel Doolittle, from the 9011% Foot, to be Lieutenant. . 28t a Ditto, lames 1 1010)60n, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 30th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon .Rohert Pearce, from the 9th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Dunne, 31)011M:a to the 23d Foot. 32c1 Ditto, Charles [)'Dougherty, Gent. to he Ensign, by porch ise, vice Sauter, promoted in the Bad Foot. 36tii Ditto, Lieutenant William Tulloh to be Captain of a Company, 1?) purchase, vice \ keit, who retires. Ensign W;lliain Colton to be Lieutenant, tv rhout purchase, vice promoted in the Sin Battalion of Reserve, 401i1 Uattn , Serjeasit Major Burnett to be Adjutant, with tint Rank of Ensign, vice Moots!, promoted. 41u1 Ditto, Captain Archibald A. Campbell to he Major. brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Campbell, from Half. pay or" the late Independent Companies, to be Captain of a Company, vice Campbell 44+h Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Cruice, from the 4th Foot, to he Captain o f A Company. David Carnegie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Guthrie, promoted. .4Sth Ditto. L'aptain Edmund Slingsoy Lung, from the 48th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, vice Washes, who exchase:es, 49th Ditto, .Dixie Ellis, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase. Seth Ditto, Ensign Henry Montgomery to be . Lieutenant, without purr:base, vice Nangle, who retires. oh Ditto, Wm. Ritson,:Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, 1 v;,..t! Andrews, promoted. 58 .1 Ditto, -----Newport, Gent. to be Ensign . Samuel .1V1,.:.i,te Hobson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, - vice its it:3'444101i, prounotal• Gist Ititto, Lieutenant N. Douglas, from the leth Foot, to tie Captain of a Company. Assistant Surgeon Thomas Cce,k, from Half-pay of the late sad Light - Dragoons, to be Assistant Surgeon. 6fith Ditto - , Serjeent-Major Duncan to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign. _ Thomas D. D unne , G en t. to he Enstge. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant John Smith tuba Captaht•of a Coin. parry, wit !lout purehase. 68tir Dine, Sir John Cox to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Campbell promoted. Eetit Ditto, Lieutenant john St. George to be Captain of a Compaiiy, b. ' purchase, vice Cox, who retires. g nit ittu , Ilepital- Mate David Price to be Assistant-Sill.' Olin, vice Tytler, who risigns. Bsth Ditto; Lieutenant Meredith to be Captain of a COOneuny, by 'purchase vice Emerson, who retires. Lieu. tenant jainea Mat:dotal, from the t9th Foot, to be Cap. tails°, 4 Company, by purchase, vice Brock. Who retires. 141143 Austin, Esq. Lieutenant in the Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Hogg, deceased. 37th Ditto ' John, Lewis White, Gent. lobe Ensign, by. our. c li. e, vice Browne, promoted. Bsth Ditto, Ensign Win. Thompson to be Lieuitenant, vice 'Setoui, promoted in the 9th Ilattalirm of Reserve, tat- Mate Audrew White to be Assistant burgeon. vice Toot), promoted in the 47th Foot. gash Ditto, Richard O'Duherty, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaae, vao Macmahon, who retires. 91ili Ditto, Volunteer James Travers to be Second Mower). ant, witnout puio.;haSt,•, vice Gray, promoted. First Lieu. tenant Samuel Mitchell to, be , Adjutant. vice O'Hare, •promoied. 76 West India Regiment, Hickman Rose, Esq, to be Pay. master, vice Fraser, who resigns, Lieutenant. Colonel Stevenson's Regiment, Captain John as , ai, itcou astir Foot, to be Major. Captain John irunt of the 6sti I•oot, in be Captain • ut Coninoty. 3d tiAtalion of Reserve, Valentine Lawford, Esq. late a C. pt nn in the Devout and Corn Wall rencibles, to be Cap. tats of a Lumpily, with temporary Rank in the Army. 4fo Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Cowell, front the New Bruns. wick Fent:Mies, to be Captain of a Company. Stio Ditto, Captain George Molit, from the 94th Foot, to be 'Major, vice Farquharson, appointed to the 42d Foot. vim Ditto, Lieutenant Wm. Leveson Gower, from the Ist isintaliter of Re , erve, to be Lieutchent. Wm. Devayties, Gent. to he knsign, 13115 Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel John Crougey, from the 16th • lintalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice hiewart, who resigns. tit)! Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Ellis, from the t tth Battalion ~t R, to be Lieuteu, nt. te , it Ditto, LolotiLl Andrew Hay, from the:73d Foot, to be I.i..aitettant.Culopel, vice Crougey, removed to the isth Battalion. Lieutenant John Gtaydon, from Half-pay of so' Peso, to. be Lieutenant. 'Ensign John Taylor, toot' the 2stb Foot, to be Lieutenant. Cole Maxwell,: :cot to,he, Ensign. Serjeant.Major Seiway, tra m t COldstream Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign Novfountlltilai Eepcible Infantry, Lieutenant Marinas Ken. licit y, from the ailt Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice 11-con, appointed to theist Battalion of Reserve. Nova. Scotia Feateible Infantry, Lieutenant Henry Bowerman, train the Hall-pay °LE ItOrd'i% Corps, to be Lieutenant, 3d Royal Garrison Battalion, Captain George Osbaldisiof% hove, from the ad Battalion Royals, to be - Captain of a , Coanerity. Royal Wt.ggon Train, Bartholomew Morsel!. Cent, to be Co•net, vice Bullock, WitUat Appointment does not take Ltke place. a DIED. On Wednesday evening last, at Clapham, William David son, Esq. The same afternoon, at Assembly-row Lay tonstone Mrs. Martha Datis,- aged 35, wile Of Mr. llasketh Davis, Or Lea. denhall.st rect. On the asth ult. , at "Eastcett, Wilts, Mrs. Wheeler, of Newbury, Berks. Bank Stock shut India Stock Navy S per Lent. *P O ß 7i 1 : 71 T°lll4l. :India 13onrta s. clis. u r: r u o s. 6i 9 .. i s4i 9. 1 6 3,, 4 per C ent. :Iv, shut Irish per Cent. 4 lier Cent. Con. shut 3 per C. 14. shut Dit per C. Con. 54 311 , ' Bank fo r ,0k 1.. fl A. sh4t coutio A Ditto $: A. shut IiOSPLTAI. STAFF. 'Eawaht Nathaniel Bancroft, M. D. front Hale-pay, to be Physician to the Forces. Hospital-Mate Richard Lewis to be Apothecary , to.-the Forces. 'To be Surgeons to the Forces, Surgeon Perkins. Crofton, from the ztst !'riot. Surgeon G. T. Aveliug, from the tst Dragootis. Ordlatree-4,lflee, Sept. I2i Itrjval Rqintent of Infvorj. Gentleman Cadet John Conroy to, be Second Lieutenant, vice:Coffin, promoted. Dated Sept. 8, iBo3. Gentleman Bernard. Wills to be Second_ Lieutenant, vice Scott, promoted. Dated as above, Gentleman ,Cadet , R,„ieltaril , King to be Second Lieutenant, vice Orlebat, promoted. Dated as above. Gentle Man Cadet Win. Jones to be Second Lieutenant, vice Pakenham, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Win. ()oinks to be Second 'Lieutenant, vice Wilford, promoted. • Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Frederick 'Arabia to he. Second Lieute nant, vice GVeatley, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Edward Michell to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ash, promoted, Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet William Miller to be Second Lieutenant, vice Bastard, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Lewis Evans to he Second Lieutenant, vice Straubenzee, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet, Richard 13. Hunt to be Second Lieutenant, vice Latham, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Courtney Cruttende4 to be Second Lieu tenant, vice liettesworth, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleinan Cadet Peter Faddy to be Second Lieutenant, vice Cubitt. promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Chriktopher Clarke to be,Second Lieute. mint, vice 13edingtield, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Philip Stanhope to be Second Lieutenant, vice Bridge. promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Charles Napier to be Second Lieutenant,- vice Johnstone, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet ‘Villiam Wylde to be Second Lieutenant, vice rwyning, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman' Cadet Charles Gordon to be Second Lieutenant, vice Stanwix, promoted. - Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet William Maling to be Second Lieutenant, vice Baynes. promoted. Dated as ab ve. Gentleman Cadet Mark Somerville to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet William Webber to be Second Lieutenant, vice Grant, promoted. Dated as above. Gatlernan Cadet Daniel Bonrchier to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ellison, promoted. Dated as above. Sydney H. Hal is, G cot. to be Second Lieutenant, vice G omm, promoted. Dated as above. (To be mantra.) • , VANKRUPTCIES. ENLARGED. 22. ficnry Lea; of Rope.maker-street, Moor&lds, tobacconist, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. lanes N►xon, of Lawrence-lane. merchant, at ten,• at (Juildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Francis Bestow, of Russia-row, Milk.strect, hosier. BA.‘ KRUPTS John French Burke, late of Cannon,striet, ship-owner, to surrender Sept. 17, and Ott 8,2 s, at ten, at Guildhall . Attorney. Mr..Atcheson Ely-Place, Holborn. • Edward Charles Whitehea d, of Witham, Essex, carpenter, Sept, 34, 2 7 , and Ott. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, of Great P rescot- street, Goodman's- Fields. Isaac Ilosch, Emanuel Ilientz.ol - Budge-row, Loudon, Geo. Lash, lohn Deitrick Luii4ren, and Wm. Lush, o f N ew , castle-upon-Tyne, faa , ors. ept. 24, 27, and Oct .s;, at ten, at Guildhall. Attryules, Messrs. Shawes, Tudor. street, Black-friars. David Holmes, late of Liverpool, grocer, 061. :8, 19, and 2s. at one, at the Globe Tavern,' Liverpool. Attorims, Mr. Askew Manley, Liverpool; or - Mr.. ti.earney, Lou.don. Thomai Thingoorl, of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, shopkeeper, Sept. 26 1 , at eleven, 37, and Ott. as, at ;en, a t LondOn:i. Attorney, Mr. Townsend, Staple-Inn, Lon don. a.. Northy Rowland, of Great Coggesnall, Essex, and Peter Rowland, blanket-makers, Sept. is, 2 1 , ar.d Oct. 25, ..at ten, at the lied Lion Inn, Col c h ester . Atturtiica Slidell, Colchester; or Mitsui. W. aricl E.. :1,11441 C tit: • ford's-inn, Lond o n. , • Edward Aspinall, • of Wigan, Lancashire* calico-manu :Una, Sept, at, at five, 22. at elrven, and Ott. as, at eleven, at the Buck In the Vine, Wigan. Attorney, Mr. Gegen, Wjga.u.' _ DIVIDENDS. Oat. $. Joseph Haines Brandish, of Birmingham, faaor, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, 13irminc,hain. Ott. 14. John peter Richard, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Star and Gart er T avern , Liverpool. Ott, 6. Thomas Lewis, of flocking, Essex, baiae.maker, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Backing. Oat. 6. Tho, Johnson, of Kidderminster, grocer, at eleven, at the Star and Gaiter Inn s Worcester. Oct. It. Rich. Gibson, of Rochdale, Lancashire, joiner, at eleven, at the White-Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. Nov. y. Samuel Greenwood, of Newmansstreet, Oxford. street, coach-niaker, at ten, at Guildhall. 041. 17. Thomas Wright, late of 'Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. . Oa. 4, John Garwo o d, o f R oyston, Hertfordshire, vianal It; at ten, at Guildhall. Ott. IL Henry Williams. of Crickhowell, Brecon, money. scrivener, at eleven, at the Bear Inivericknowell• OA. 4. Win. Jewitt, of Snaith-Lodge, Yorkshire, brandy metchant,at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Ferrybridge. CF.RTIFICATES. Oft. 4. Henry Pullen and Thomas. 'Roberts, of Exeter, coal-merchants. Thomas Cussons and Wm . . Wawne, of Kingston.upOn- Hull, merchants. Joseph Hook, of Bermondsey, leather dresser. ', amen Bodin, of Hockley, Warwickshire, shopkeeper. Henryl Collings aud Rich. Ireland Gitfoid i or Saint Phili p and Jacob Gloucester, skinners. Win. Lynes, of Coventry, silkinan. tomplele Tremps, comprehendiag many of the mo,t respatable Farmers il) Ayrshire. Mr. FAIRLIZ, of Holms, Deputy. Lieutenant, finding .the want of Aims an oblation to the ac. crptance of the Volunteers of Galston, several weeks ago, offered 5o Stand at his own expence. EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING. This morning, twelve Volunteers, with two dri. vas and four horses, set out with a machine in. vented by M. Dumettectc of the Hotel; from whose house they-went to Uphall Inn, in one hour and 24 minutes. After br eakfasting there, they returned to town in one hour ,and 26 minutes, being in all 26 miles in two hours and so minutes, with the same horses. All the- Volunteers had their muskets and side' arms with them, and, including the two drivers, tlteiwrelilled in the whole 170 stone. The carriage is about 16 cwt. This eerimentaffords another proof of the f a _ etlity w ith which these carriages can transport trot ps from one place to another. It is pleasing to observe 50d exertions making by individuals to promote a service so essential for the defence of the Country ; and it is also a strong proof of the, ardent loyalty which pervades the Minds of the people, which we hope will reach the ears of BONA. PARTE, as it must convince him that instead of teludantly meeting him in the field, our Volunteers are only anxious of devising the best method of transporting them. quickly to the scene of alion. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. HICKS'S HAIL, SEPT..I3. Jo - 'lb Bre;ndon was indicted for several Assaults on his wife ; but the only one insisted .upon was that on the Isth of February last. It was proposed that this dispute between husband and wife should be referred to arbitrators, whO were to have power to say on what terms they , should either, separate, or try to live together, but This was resisted by Mr. Cowan, who was brother of the PrOsecutrix, Mrs. Brandon, and therefore the In. dietinerit was proceeded upon. Mrs. Brandon, swore, that she was married to the Defendant about lout years ago : that Flic bad a little fortune of 5001. and some plate, &c.: she is a Jewess : that they had many differences ; and that he had ill.treated her repeatedly : had taken away from her•the power of housekeeping, &c. : that on the t stli of February .last they. baf a quarrel about a pair of shoes which sere bought.by her, the D:. tendant refusing to give her money to pay for them. but .saying that when they, came hom:, he would pay tut them: she went_ for them, and when she re turned, he flew into ,a violent passi .n, and struck her lso.h on the arm and breast, and bruisethher : thtre was nu usher person present who) this hap _ Mr. Cowan, the @rot4r of the Prosecutrix, gave evi fence of seeing her afterwards niudt agitated and 411141Me11. A Surgeon, who attended the Lady the following day, proved that hCi . arin was bruise} by a' blow ; she complained of her breast, be; he thought it would ,not be delicate to examine it, [he COMMON SEM JRANT Obiel/Ckl, that this was an Indietinent by a wife against her huaban.l, and thereiorrit had been wisely recommended that this matter might be settled by arbitration, but the per. son who was at the bottom of this prosecution would not assent to it, the reason of which, he insisted, was that before the Arbitrator the husband as well as the wife most be examined, and the whole truth would come our, andit would appear that the wo. man , was, to blame instead of the man. The CHAIRMAN said, it was easy to see that in this.case, the fault was not all on one side. The sentence upon the Defendant was, that he 'do pay a'fine of 405. to the King, and enter into a recognizance for his good behaviour for two years, in the penalty of tool. T,homasShgßA) . was indiaed for assaulting Thomas Ernshaw. The Prosecutor is a gentleman of respetlabilitY in trade, who keeps a: country house at lirentford, where.he has a fine gardei.. The . Defendant was hii gardener. The Prosecutor btiught some trees for his garden, without consulting his g.rdcner, which, Mr. Gkrxilpy, the Prosecutor's' Counsel, said, was considered.by the gardener as an unpar donable fault in Gentlemen who employed gardeners. These trees were brought hOme. The Gardener would not take them in, but' d , .nanded his clis. charge, and behaved rudely to his Master while at dinner, and let out all the fires, which nearly spoiled the hothouse, as it was in the month :of November. When his'• Master consented to his going, he refused to, 'go, upon which his Water, gently laid his hand upon him to put him out ; upon which the Defendant Was so bad a Lawyer as to construe that into an assault, and so attacked his Master mast Violently, who he beat severely, and who disengaged himself; and went, for a blur), derbuss with a resolution to secure hitn, dead or alive, but.'while the Master did this the Defendant made his escape. 'He was brought here for the. purpose of making an example of him. The case being proved as it was opened, the Jury found the Defendant—Guilty. BIRTH. On Thursday, the Bth inst. at his house, at Cefw y Weon,. near Chirice, the Lady of the Rev. li, Harkley, of a Son and Heir. EDINBURGH, Sort. 8. THURSDAY se'nnight, the elegant Stand otCo. lours voted the Loyal Stirling Volunteers, by the Magistrates and Town Council, were presented in front of the Corps by Mrs. Provost GLAs, to Major J. N. RIND, Commandant, with the following neat Address, delivered in a must impressive man. net.: " CINTLLMIN, " I never felt so pr oud as Ido at this m o m e nt, i n h o ei ng the honour of presenting to - you these Colours, unanimously voted by the. Magistrates and Town Council of Stirling, as a mark of their high esteem and regard. lam confident you will ever nobly support them in Derence of your Religion, your Country, and your King : and may the Almighty, God bless them in your hands." • To which the Major'returned a very polite aind suitable reply, the Corps giving . the Salute, and firing three vollies with much p re c ts ion. They were then marched with great solemnity under an arch, formed by the two Stand of Colours, which, on forming the square, were consecrated by the Rev. Mr. SOMMERVILLE / with a Prayer breath. ing the warmest- sentiments of zeal, loyalty, and devotion. This respeliable Corps afterwards per. formed several manoeuvres and evolutions with great exadness, in presence of a numerous assemblage of Beauty and Fashioa ; and on dismissing the Parade, the Officers were most hospitably entertained by Provost GLAII, the Band playing an appropriate air to every_Loyal and Constitutional toast. The Yeomanry of the County of Ayr, already as. ambled and trained, under the command of Colonel OSWALD, of Auchincruive, amount now to three LONDON: Printed by B r JCHANAN MqVIILLAN, (uf Buw.Street, Covent-Garden) ; and Published by W AR,4I At be Sus.Orilc s t No, ii 2, Strand; where ilditiertirranstsj, Order, for the Paler ) Lrtleri for ti ESSEX TO BE SOLSTii;/:;tUC,TION, • By Mr. . SQUIBB, At Cgraway's Col Ev-house Change-alley, Cornhill, on Fri 444 the Both iSeptember,' taas, at thic laic, in One Lot ; ACompel and • very, Eligible FREEHOLD • MA NOR FARM (the Land-Tax on whiCh has been RA:deemed) called GREAT GUI:MINS, situate in the Parishe.s of Laindan, Laindon Hills, Link. Bursted.. and Duuton, in the County of Essex, in the or:cup:aim of Mr. Benjamin Lane, 'colisisting at upwards 01360 Acres of ex. cellent Arable, Meadow,:aod Pasture Land, with a g ood Farm House,"and other suitable Buildings thereon. This Three lies in a very improving part of the County,' about Three Miles front Billericay, Six from Burntwood, Five from the Thames, Mid within Twenty-tour of .London. Mr. Lane, the Tenant. will anew the Estate,_ of who. desaiptive particulars in a y be 'had- ; also itt the Crown, Bel lericay ; the White Hart,. Burntwood : the pla4 of Sal.:; of Mr. Squibb, Saville-row; and of Messrs. Kent, Pearce, and Kent, Craig's-court, Whitehall, London, where a Plait of the Estate ntaj hi seen. • GLOUCESI:ERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By - -Mr. HANDY, At the Bell Inn, Gloucester, on Saturday, Oaober 15, sub ject to such COLUittit/lIS AS will be then prodin.ed, in Sven Lots, vowed A Most Capital and highly Valuable FIIE,E. fertile part of the Comity of Uloucester, at the base of Fro of cau ; t t er / tyy L , D ESTATE, delightfu ll y situated in the most cester .cominanttuig the most piduresque and diversi fied of the Iti;ei and Vile of Severn, over all expanse, tending trola:le re- Bath to tire Brist , :l Tump;ke lto.irts fr v o i4 iti (.:11cillutLielesteriri2ttrroja: - of itsh situatiats :ni b thi t v.iib t s i i i Kr e a ti r l i At c )sz l d : richness of a o i t d it e s x Sou t„, which City it. is distant ten mites, and from each of the former Citvs about twenty.ti.',: miles ; of the MANOR of FROCEST ER, with the Courts-1001t, fterit4. Rights, Royalties, drc. Ana b.:yen - 0 - Iwpm' tiew.eie :,t Farrn-hous , !s,. Isa :isi-os.stalls, and other Cod veniences,' and about I al Acres oi most senile Arabic. dow, Pasture, and Feeding Land,- of ith- first (patio', wit" Plantations and Nurseries of Timber and ornamental rives,. lert to most resPeetable Tenants, and of tint: annu al value of 23c01. (? A small part of the, Estate is.beld under Leases for ancient Lives, malt the proper Covenants on the part oi Lessees tbr keeping the Buildings in Repaid a nd the who is capable of great improvement, by 44c. and IWO =situations for the ereai u n of Mills on the Estate. • tenure inL4ukorvtetitos.t: Mrs.Gw n d . : sundry T., !ea :l i i s i i ,F o t io s e ns c a .Lh n anti vir e of air. uri~es in the tenure of Messrs, Smith, 'and ..then. Lot a. Ctonp,.ehenditne Messuage ol d Farm in the tent of Mr . ire tenure o j r t o g . • s i . t7ll l' n rY l:r i e 'e n he t: 11 11 , 14: a i t I ld t and 9thc Cll:4*-14 :1: . Lnt 3. Cotnprehm,ls-dl well-accustoineti inn," thetieo Purtenatices, and w t i h tl e t F.irnl in cell t:uur of Air. Williatu Dean, ant sundry Tenements iii toe tenure of lonnlviiKn' s ' lohn Pe6lcr, and ifswell. Lot 4.. 'Comprehend. ,he new-ereaekt Messuvgel fldil( 1 • and Farm in the ten u r e o f Mr. .rnomas Osbortie,. sundry several- tertureS'otMess;s. E rotinan , Davis, T"emelits.Ciosl;, r 'Pieces or Paieeis of Land in tlia others. Lot 5., Corner,th:.•ndt the Manor of Frocester, with the Rights; Rtiyaltte,, Appurtenances thereto ;belotioro, ail toe. Ist the Tenure. of Daniel S George G;t:l!,., I(J1 .1 'VV,llVithi"Wetrwire, 116.kiits,- and —live t,, a. 4,1 sthutry 'Cottages. Lot 6.; Compienen is Ow I‘l,:,stiage; Farm, and Pr.:iniset in the tenute of (oho Smith, cal lea 1•:., 0 . : II it I Farm. 'L.4 7. :Coutpreliends the several Fanos it) th: .I.ure of ML-ssrs. Allies, Nathatii2l • 1..)..th5,.Partri.1,.:, 8ett1„,,,...5, An drews, Wetmore, Lane, Rev. i; :age L 0,.); .! man, 1441, Ileaven, and Mr. I).iiik N i tta Hay w.11.. 1 , or tech under Tenants. N ..B. A Deposit of tel.. r tent. on the Purchase-m*OT of each Lot to ne paid AL • 11.: Lanes, To treat for toe porch.. .e of tie 11 . , `" r • • and roc Land Aenr, •Wellinorn, near Sr.hlorLl:ttrolv.. l '"i ‘ i r . further particulars, apply to Mr. loon ; Mel South, Froce.st:, • at Mr. James's Ou" , t the Stuck a . Messrs. l l l l s o . L a w i n , e t ' 1 rc:ter; the *.es 'aid ll.tghes, i s c u t\ 1 :; s t e V , t r : atilt C t k b crater, Path, Bristol, anr.l lirori.;yliam il l ic 'an \Sl Lr i) ::; es a t t e t r l iie(l:l°3.4oll of sale aril at-the Gcorg,'s CutriCAtOttle, C/111111.. 701 5 .-14"4 • 1.011,11. n. A Copy ot the Affidavit made by : John M‘Gowan, i n l . No. fs, ChurCh.street, Black.triats.road, Loudon, Aug. tS, 1800 : COMB E, Lord-Mayor. IJohn MsGatvan, do .Iwrehy nate oath, si l3t , I have received astonishing benefit by taking nr i ). dun's Nervous Cordial, which was recommended to ir.e. 3 MelliC3i Man; i was cured of a Bilious fe,,a, N r c ll° ' jaundice, and Palpitation of the Heart. 46 lOHN IVPG OWAN% " Sworn at Guildhall, London, this iiith thy of AuY.A''' 'goo, before me, john Perring, Esq. Alderman." .. Extract tram the Ilriiiirl P;pers. d ~, s•ti my Case, and hope to sge it publis hed For the perusal of those af Isend with Nervous Complaints, S 7 K ~. i . , r rye vv ° Years agcs I LA a t y l i f ,aria.r, tyl.:Gn c0!;,1,0..._ a , to inty room for . thr.! In :.: - .11t... I-was atien.i.:.l bY.: I hysictatt, who, after many consultatinns, advised 1 1. •_ . was try the Bristol Hot W e i.,, A g i n g then i n Exeter: r .. no alteration in ny _ c o a st reduced to a shadow, ‘vith 10W11C4$ Of SPitt iS t ~‘ : v— s . h t,..i d : a t e b h : ~.,p ai i,: pitation o_f . t t ho hea . r fi ti::, g ho r ts ; rno M ir : A ltc tits, and the whole train ortsrervutis, ComPl2'n-- cur mas un P n3 t 3 th i re t: :: :C ist) . 3 l i b tilli r gost: Me to ufideriakc the jo.lrneYt bei ! ~1 11 :i l, dirthecarY and rriendi wished in- to mil; our Nervuu . ade n I coniplict , rural sletT, which J had not expericiVedlarrer my iterN._ became so dreitlfullY'alf.el-d , th's induct -trine' to continu the Medicine • 4. - •( • foully my appetite re , to my s..trprize, t soon t turn.. , 1 then undertook. my journey tot he liot %Veils, (too comillaints, but it procaredvie _„_s as my complaints were so coinplicated, which place I wrote to you fur your advice. You recont; mended mo tn take a five guinea bottle of Nervous Conli;rio the Medicate to' he' continued a long time; but thank', _ nf s my distirder. Your skill and rdedicin in ' in ntbis I was sn f.." e, about two - . lr n ' recovered as tu.walk.and take cxercisenn horseback; end now IS iil"iths since I have taken any of your IVlAici ne ' t i nt have remained perfectly well ever Since, without aril ;c ot t on and would requ: to I hall settl in Landon ; wilt then pay in y.respee o , — ,l'il sal' person i . , and s give my address. where with illotsurc ''' • m - u f s l e te ui ß n :ta n n i i acki S ija yr r u s p a.b a ri n ti d 4e N , e i r n vo llo us tt e ics. ttsfy any inquiry, " . . . I am now going to i r datid f . ieb5.,11.,.. ,00 in e,,rwirtri • ' I am,' Sir, your obliged burnblea,--,-, 4 K I:, It. • Bristol, cal, 'Soo s AKA , ' •-,' a tt the . d a r t il i t i o . 2. 1 : 111 1 : ,,00 ; 11 7 , Doctor's House, N • • - nr ' the Le ver d Exchange; o. 9 Albion-street neAr ',. an bs.(Duty includetil. Also, of jeboutt and Co, (late BANi,,,, No. rso, Oxford-street ; Tuft Roial.Exchasige ;E. „ t eat bery; comer of St. Pattl's• Chtireh••yard ; lioUlton, 1 2, , , 9 , .Mr. Witheres Medicine Warehouse, N''' Strand iand . In Bath, Cruttwell ' . . Glasgow, Baxter ' .: ,_, Primo!, Sheppard Huh, /At. Peck, Prin icr E44 Brighton, Donaldson and an bro', Mr. Reinzilltt Birmingh tin, Swinney Co.. Bedford, Smith' B B u t ir S t.‘ t 4 . d it S b i n in u m nd cm 's s , Dingle . Ilirt:vilsli'ns:°teilt.c,:hAVlL7gisikYllisitcodidtiAenk.:lll:incl'ehic.. 1/4"lt. Rh( port, Matlrie . Leeds, Minis and Co. • Cheltenham, Buckle Lypit, Gales . • Cambridge, Gee Leicester', Swint.= • , Canterbury, Bristow ' Lewes, Elliott " • Carlisle, jollie Alanchester, Lynch ~ ~ •-.,. Chatham, Etherinvon - Margate, Silver Chelmsford, /bleggy and Co. Newbury, Futter - Chester, Poole and Son -Neweastber- 444144 1 j (0. Chichester, Phil lipson . Northampton, pit:CY 2 , ./ ut c 4 ,, Dublin, Spilsbury 'and Co. Nottingham , BurbiWe 31 , 4 u a. m Durlv., Henderson Nor-rich S t eyensoe An Deal, Rose Oxford; s limes Dover, Nealcs Plymouth, Nettleton Devizes, Broughton Portsmotift,l3.:lain , Derby, Drewry • • Reading, Smart anti to. Edinburgh, Baxter ; • . Sunderland, 13 ra./., , -, Messrs. Husband Slircwsbitry, Egu°"'r,--;.liers. And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, 8.r.2. . Lii . of , Sce. in every princ:ipal Town in England, Irclandi a'-'"` tls° and America. Fee or a Gu Letters stating ng wi P u batieensttsr:a iy attendedCasps,thta.he lUaoe.:l • ____... ' oak Scairrs, (ot South Molton.street. Grosvenor-sentare It it/ic or , sir. (portlaid)i must Aie ircidtessed..