The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-14 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE; gul; • / jab , 113ot . • _ tst Regiment (If Dragoons, Captain-Lietitenant John Grat_ rix to be Captain, vice Saxton deceased. Lieutenant William Forster to be Catain-Lieutenarit, vice Pratiix. 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant William RoothOy, ..,froin the 59th Foot,toleLieutenant, without purcha;er. - Li.eutenani Francis john fuller, front the 6oth Eoot, to be I..ientenairt, without purchase. - 29th Ditto, Cirachs i!itzgerald, Gent. to be. Cornet, without purchase, vice Brydges, -who. resighs, - ... 1 York Hussars ? • ^ - Fricke, Gent: to be Cornet, . without STEdAti ENCLVES. aeiliier, Gent. purchase, vice During, prothoted to be Cornet, without purchase. ,rst Regiment of Foot Guards, C .;stain Matthew Chitty Darby to be • C j aptain of a - Company, by purchase, vice Wortley, who retire. Ensign Geirge Clifton to be Lieu. .tenant, vice Darby. • Coldstream Regiment of Foot :Guaro.s, Assistant-Surgeon John Gilliam to be Sureon, vice Rose, deceased. As . - sistant-Surgeon Charles Coombe, from the InValids at the _ Toiver, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gilliam. 4th Regiment of Foot, Ensign Andrew Lawrie to be Lieu tenant, by ptirchase, vice Patrick, • prornoied:. William Birch Brinley, Esq. from the 66th Foot, to be Paymaster of the 3d Battalion, vice Nicholls, who exchanges. .sth Ditto, Joseph Reilfe, Gent. to be* Ensign, by purchase, trice Ba'oy, promoted. 1 - lospital.Mate M‘Malion to be Assistant-Surgeon. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry N. Bromwich,. from the loth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, who exchanges. . 14111 Ditto, Ensign David Ogilvie Stuart to be Lieutenant, purchase, vice Gregory Avlto resigns.. ' *oth Ditto, Ensign Charles de Haviland to be 4ieutenant, by purchase, vice Hunter, promoted. Liehtenant P. Ed wards, from the.9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brom wich, who exchanges. 2.7 th Lieutenant Stedman - Rawlins to be Captain, by purchase, vice M•Msarcki,.p - romoted. Ensign Henry Pratt to. be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Payne, potholed . . Ensign Raymond Pelly to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Beatty, _promoted. 43th Ditto, "Ensign Charles Conway Costley, front the 40th Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice St. John, pro. moted. Sad Ditto, Ensign John Kutzleben to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Fennel, who retires. both Ditto, Captain Thomas Austin to be Major, by pur chase, vice De Verna, who retires. William Blacker, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice. Miller, who resigns. Quarter-Master Peter Child, from the Half-pay of the late 87th Foot; to be Quarter-Master, vice Waugh, who exchanges. . • • • 64th . Ditto, Ensign James Rowan to be Lieutenant, - vice Grape, deceased. 66th, Ditto, John Nicholls, Esq. from the 3d Battalion of the , 4th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Brinley, who ex changes. 69th Ditto, Captain David Byron Davis, from . the Bth West India - Regiment, to be Captain, by - purchase, vice M'Clintock, who retires, 76th Regiment of Foot, Thynne Howe C wysr, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Tucker, whose Appoint- Meat rioeL - not take place. • Eist Ditto, Ensign Simon G. Hewett to - be Lieutenant, by purchase ' vice Wigg, who retires. • 83d Ditto, Lieutenant. folin Lock, from the 7oth Foot, to be' Captain, by purchase, vice Hamilton, who retires... S4th Ditto, , William M e yrick Fowler, Gent. 'to be without purchase, vice Scott, who is s u p erse d e d , - b eing absent witliducleave. • Sstli Ditto, Ensign Robert Travers to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, - vice Jordan, who is remoy:ed• from the Se - - vice. Ensign William Garrawav to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice M'Dougall, who is removed from tit:. Service. Volunteer. Roger •Tomlin to .be .Ensign,- vice Travers. Thin - nut Burbridge, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice Garraway. Quarter-Master-Serjeant Joseph PiercV to be QußrtertMaster t vice Flood, who, r e t urn S • t o his 'll.rmer _ _ . th Ntret India Regiment, -Tosevh Hill: Pears, Gent., td be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bulmer, who is super- - seder!, having never joined his Regiment. BREVET. Major-General Francis . Dundas to be Lieutenant r qeneral at the Cape of Good Hope only. Colonel flaj'..r Regim nr of Forcible Inftntry. , . Captain CharlekStaples, from the' late 3d Staffortlihire. Mi litia, to be Captain, vice flay,:-who resigns: Colonel Lord .14 Donald': Regirrrort of Forcible Nanky. Donald Nl 4 Kinnon, Gcnt.-to be -Ensign, vicelsteil MiKinnon - wlio resigns. 44r,Tyleshire rchintetrs..- ._ Valcolm M 4 Laurin, Esq, to be Captain ; vieettOnald Camp bell, who resigns. (Ng Volunteers , . I v ames Shaw, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. Jonas Whitaker, Esq. to be Captain. illiam Maude, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. John Barrett, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. • Thomas Shaw, Gent. to beSecond Lieutenant., fQ,Im Dimsdale, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant 'Thomas Shaw to be Adjutant, Shaftesbury Vciumterrs,' Captain Charles Bowles to be Captain-Commandant, First Lieutenant George Wilkins to be Captain. • Jonathan Moon,iGent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Wilkins Second Lieutenant Charles Hannen to be-First Lieutenant. Edward Charles .Buckland, jun. Gent, to be Second Lieute, nant, vice Hannen. John lrew, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. War-Ofc.e, July 4r, :Sol. ARMY •IN. IRELAND. 2rst Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant•Willialn ROwe Copland Dunbar, from the 2.Sth Light DragoOns, to be ' Captain, by purchase, vice Lees. toll Regiment of Foot, Surgeon's-Mate WiTliamltackii, from the North Down Militia, to be-Assistant Surg e on, vice Kennedy, promoted in the,North•Down Militia. ibth Ditto, Ensign . D.-Macdonald, frOm 'the I - hilt:Tay of Colonel O'Contior's late, Corps, to be Ensign, vice Sflan ley, who.exchanges. - . 56th Ditto; Ensign Singer tobe Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice William Browne, who retires. Angnx-shire Regiment of Fenciole Infant , y. Daniel Gilchrist, Gent, to be Ensign, - vice Campbell, re moved to the yist Foot. Fifishire Regiment of Fenale Infantry. Ensign John I-Lary Bland to be Lieutenant, vice Grant,.who resigns. • • • •• • • • john Edsar, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bland. MEMOR ANDU)f The undermentioned Appointments in the Argyleshire•Vo lunteer,lnfaritry, as stated in the Gazette of the loth ultimo 4, have not taken. place : Lieutenant Dunc4n Campbell to be Captain, vice Donald Campbell, who rcisiens, Ensign D'iirican Campbell to be First Lieutenant, vice Campbell. John Sinclair, Gent. p) be Ensign, vice D. CampbelL I •ERRATtlidt in the Gazemior the t6th Ultitno. 60th Regiment Foot. For Captain /Zara Drummond to be Maj o r ;. by p urc h as e , Vice Dc. Vbs, promoted, Read Captain &tward Drummond to be Major, by pu'rchase, 'vice De Vos; promoted. ' Csinniissions in the Norfolk Militia, signed 6 , the Lord Lieu tenant. . Eastern Regiment. • Ensign Henry Watts to be. Lientenant, vicenentenant Woot. bared - ton, promoted. bared May 14, tY ot. Thoinas,,Lin.colii Barker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ensign Watts, promoted. Dated June 24, 163er. - . - - As there have been lately a great increase in the thiniber of Steam Engines ereeied, we think it necessary to lay the following account of the pro. ceedings of the Cdurt Leet held last month .before John Cross, Eui.: the Steward for the Iv or of Manchester, respedirlg such ereetions : • - The Steward in his charge .to the Jury said, " There was but one subjea - to whieh he should call their particular attention: They were aware, he said, that. one k .,of the' roost impertant branches of their duty was to, suppress all'. public annoyances within that great and public town. Arnong - these p the' furnaCes of lattories - worked by steam,' were nuisances of a magnitude that required some prompt and effedual remedy. The town was in every direc tion surrounded by them, and numbers were daily 'reCting in the midst of it. It was a - subjeetof universal. coMplaint, that the houses, the furni. ture, the persons, and the cloathing of the inha bitants were all contaminated, and the health of thousands impaired by this offensive and unsalu tau. nuisAnce,. which, if suffered to continue and increase, would, in a short time, render the town unfit for the habitation of man. . "He had thought-it his duty to give to this sub:. jet much consideration. The law, he said, suf fered no man to use what teas his own to the preju„ dice of his neighbours, much less where there were any means of reconciling the,iniereit and convenience of both. Many . of t h e p ropr i etor i o f thesefur naces had already adopted a new I,ivented and easy` contrivance, which consumed the smoke in its own . fire. Others, intent on ly upon their own advan tage, and regardless of the health and eornfOrt of their neighbours, were not so provided. Such, he Said, of. these furnaces as produced an eXcesSile. smoke-to the'annoyance of the neighbourhood,. and to all persons who came in the way ofthem, were public nuisances, and that that Court was undoubted.. - ly empowered to fine the owners of them in penalties to any amount commensurate to their offences, and adequate:.to enforcing a compliance with the law. If, therefore, the Jury would present the offenders, the Court would take care their presentments should •be followed up with - vigour and effiet. He hoped the solemn oath they had just taken, " to present nothing -out of hatred or malice; and conceal . nothing out of fear or affei•tion," would, with them, super: secleall considerations of private friend Ship and in fluence. Many of the persons likely to become the objeds of -these prosecutions, were opulent and , powerful, and of extensive connections, but the Jury would not be deterred flora a faithful dis. charge of their duty, though it might incur the disapprobation of such persons. It was, .he said,' one of the burdens inseparable from public offices, for those by whorn - tlit-y were ekercised, to endure the odium and disapprobation of the persons whose. interests were affected by them ; and he was unfit for such a trust, who 11:4 not fully prepared and fortified his mind to endure that b ur d en . Thi s ,might, perhaps, be more particularly felt in the present instance, where a grievous abuse had almost grown briime and impunity into a custom, -and prescribed against. the law." . The Jury, on their return 'into Court, pre. sened eleven- Tadories which do not burn their own smoke; and the owners were respectively fined in the sum of-one hundred pounds. The fines were re spited till the Michaelmas Court, in order to give time to the parties to remove and discontinue the nuisances, or remove the presentments into the Courtof King's Bench : otherwise the Steward said warrants would then be issued to levy the tines .upon the goods and chattles of the offenders. The Capital Prizes in the present ./Risn LOT • TERI' are, Two of '2o s oool. Two of -y 2,4y901. Two Of - lo,orfol: Five of - z,coot. Timed' - 5,0301; Three of - - 5001. and smaller Prizes to the amount of 64,001‘ either of them are attainable for thr small risk of only Ercur GUINEAS, and which have been rept i atedly experienced, by the Public purchasiug their Tickets and Shares at Mr. NICkiOLSON'S, No. i 6, Corn.: hill. A more delightful routine of amusenierit'has never been..before the Public - than what is now • at - the Royal Circus, St. George':; • Fields. - ---The Grand Billet of Adion..the Fire - King,- or Albert and RO salie, contains a; plot of a peculiarly interesting na ture., embellished with the most splendid Scenery ever beheld on any Stage, and has •the addition of Music certainly of the. first excellence,—The fa.' vourite Pantomime of the British in Egypt, with ;he. above, renders the evening's amusement such as -cannot he excelled. . , er Prizes paid on demand: Mte—The Draw ing begins on Monday next. An ExrxEis, with an account thereof, will daily arrive at the above Office. PRICE Ql YFSTE At TlAcs. Kent, 51. T2S. tO 71. 7s. SttsseK, 11. us. to 61. 6s. Essex, si. Qs. to 711 vs 4 To be 3 good Poet there is no necessity for bring a profound logician ; and therefore Dryden sophis.. says; when trimming of the physical tribe, " Gott never made his works for' mart to ineod." An ;pie dixit, whiCh tends to do away the use of a Donor, either for the body or the Soul; as if we were so very, perfealy turned out of our Maker's hands, and so lastingly, too, In a state of perfeaion, that neither one nor the other can. ever stand in need of repair from human advice, or from human assistance. But supposing that John Dryden, as (hy as he was, for we cannot, suppress .the pun, had tband'his tottering tenement of clay was to its . foundation with an inundating Dropsy, Would he not have tried how the matter might have been bi a little well.timedtapping, and that too, repeatedly, rather than have bursted with an in ternal weight of water ? ' Who' then can wondet, if those who have all their lives set their faces against `Quackery, and reprobated the use Of all Nostrums, .j as 'a reproach to common sense, have-been induced, when brought down to the brink of the graVe by a complication of Nervous Diseases,- to, try the efficacy of those - ,Medicines to which the testimony- of thou. sands haS been subscribed ? We mean. the- inCOm :parable virtues which BitoouNt'& Nervous Cordial . and Bo6nical Syrup are universally acknowledged . ' .to possess ; and which, 'backed by the, direCtioi?s held `out 'in his` Guide to' Old Age," have re moved even. the •most inveterate of human miseries.- :Gachexy, Palsy, Apoplexy, and all the ghastly train of malediaions . entailed bp'on . thA linman ,race; 'and yet found curable by hum an skill. .11firabile . diatt,- sed pr'efroalebit P srocx•s, 340 A 14111 u$ 4 .14 inwv. Inakt Stock Exchequer Birs t. S. ins, -New ditto- •s.thik. •x:' < Lo_ttery-Jiqpts • ' . ..., , 'Vrisil ditto 'Omhiturt-foli , - '''" I umer..3 per Cent, boil Ditto Aim. Ali ~ .. ~ Ilatik foe Account ' .., India for May Consols for open. 62i1 .... ARKE3§, B.cc, SEEN. „. Red qlover, (per cwt.) • Whit;,. Clover,- ditto - Trefoil, ditto - • . 'turnip, (per bushel) . • Re C. rass,ipet quarter) • (,'incitte Full, - . ditto '- - White Alward Seed, •fper butthel) Browri ditto,. . dirt& • CanarrSeed, ditto • • Rape 'g4c.(l,. (per last) - •OS to IoSS. 30. 20 - 112 S. • 7 4s. to 405. T 164. to 2.85. z 6.4. to. 445. os. to os. 14. to i4s. • tot; 2 . 0 r4s. • ta tc,s •-• 8s - • 4 41 - ftb . , .SMITITIrIttII 'MARKET, filly 13. To sink the offal r stone of 81b. Beef, -4s. 6d. to'ss. 4d. Veal, - 4s. 01. toss, Bd. Mutton, Ss. oil. to 6s. od. Pork„ss. 14. Lamb, .4s. S o 6s - . od. HEAD OT CATTI.r. Beasts aoetv . -=S beep and Laulbs . 9oir. , • NEWCATE and LEADISTi : IALLAIMIKIT, July r 3. Heel s to 4s. &V.. V6al - , j. s': 63. to ss. od. Matto; 4,"; • Scl. rosy, 4d. Pork, ss. 80,, to 65.• 6il.' Lamer, 4s. 4d. to ss. 6d. _ PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENTIALL, Butts, o to 56113.' locr . W'. . to' zo Ditto, 6G to 661 b. to 23d. Merchants Backs - • • • tycL", 'a&ti. Dressing Hides ' to . 16(1. Fine Coach Hide* . the .F to' 18d. Crop Hides far - 47(14 •tb • I 9(; Hat Ordinary - - wt. to 16(1, Call Skins, so to 7010. per . Doen . 22d. td -- 26d.' Ditto. 70 to 50tb. - • 22. d. to• 20. Ditto, 3o to 491 b. . 48d. to 24d. Sthall,Seals (Creentattd) 3Gs. to 345. Large ditto, - toes. to 4.405. per Dozen. Tanned Horse Hides, 14s. to 265. , per Hide. Goat Skins - acs. 635. - per Ddzen. Price ofßark per Load, --1. os. to —l. ooA:, . PRICE OF T.4.1.1.0W. . .. St.-James's Market 3s. 6d. Tiqw Tallow 0..5 . „.64. Clare Market • 3s: sd.. Rdssiado:(Candles)S3S.—s. Whitechapel Market 3s. 4d• Russia do. (Soap). Sm . 58i. Per stone of 81b. --...- Melting Stud; sos. ~•-....5. • • I • • - - . zos.' 3d'. Ditto rongll' 30: -r.s; Average pike 3s. sd. Graves 2075..0d: . ` Good Dregs ,14s - , -- Yellow Sbap, 72s.—Mottled, 805.Cuid, S4S., Candles, per dozen, Its. od.-L;tMolds, 425. of , St, JAMES's HAY MARKET, July-rr.•• 51 - . 55 . ; od. to 61. 6s. od.—Ai.rei. ifs. 6d, Straw, a 1: 12S. 6:1. 10 31: as. od.—AYet. 21.'165. 3d.: WHITECIIAP_EL MARKET, July it. Hay. 41. z4s. cd. to 61. 17s. od:—Aver. I. 15s. 6d. Clover, 61. tos. od. to 71. ss, od.—Aver r , 61. t7s, 6d. Su .. .lw, 21.* los. 9d. tb 31. 4s. od.—Aver.'2l. 475. ed. ; Vrint.cti by NAN • •••• iI. 1., 1 , 4 .4n ovot:.t.ahrcb, I'l:t.):l,Aca by WILL ,c ! t (o 1-tol,e-icrry-rbau, W...stc:lnster ); At tilt SuN,OFFiCt, No.; I.lz, 'Sii - and where Advertvements, Q rJYrs for tile. Pdier, Liner! tor tic Adipr' 4c. ( (444), runst beWthiNsscl, 4i.HP #474tlf4t • 01. -74 'Y Arrived—the Arne Wern.ipalfiti; eta*, Love; fro m Pith - v:l44g; C W 'lrtri4:3 l lVizhel dies, u 1,4 -NtarY,'Hiscrofti'llom _nxtsraoutlu 4 I adtattiott, atm:;,' f rum Briaport: and Palladium, Yule, frcin Sulidcr'w4.l. - .Sailvt,the,Blessing, Runnin ibr Alary,..lovnes.;4sr --- 115me4 Titsf:truui. Palmer, Endeavor, -S'Oper, 11914y7,-.4pgnce;: 4 ,ndlo n ,,vn! Sophia, nix(tn, tur Portsmouth i and Riling 4n, Ay:1141 . • • : • : • • ,„,„, Passed by—the Friendship, pacis 7: froin - ,Charantej gar nab, Gail, fitun Gotreobtirgii ; Flora, Triarn . lNialiTa ; Johatum, front' Riga ; Martha, Ttlartin, frOin - facolt Simonson, and Oak. Davidsou,,front iii”ribto f ; ; Nancy, Lord; and Dotpoin.Eo4 - nard, no Virginia ;* M..ntor, Trcliit; tiOrh 114thnutf-- ; tell, arrd Ttvo Dt .thers-. tones, from 'Charente • jaw, G.Ardrer. rrom Tene t tr : ; . .c otton Pl anter, W elsh, acid 4V:de, kieonp ton. from C ilatkcstown, Sailed—the lohn' and James, Lindeg - ree . n,fOt Sotath Caro- Port i‘ , Liry, Collins, for . Charlestown;- Flocertia, for Alorlaii ; 'and Pelican, Painter; for-S.Myrzia: • • ..-•• '. - iii - ED. - • - Yesterdr: at his hd;::.. - ts'in Qualitv,court, Charirdty:ar e. universally regretten b all wno,haa the pl,•4l.sure to- kiwi" ( hilil, Mr, rOllll APCtilhich, in the -. 2.}th year or his'age.• At his house 'at Etlitibur4l4 on flit! •35th ult: - Patri4 Campbell, 12,sti.•of Adchattan, age 1 3 years. On the. 2d inst.•at Lei house..it Kew, Ntrs. ALArgaret 4y.le, worth. • ' • • • AYI.ES . BURY, I3LLKS • To , BE SQL D BY AUC"IIO.Ni -• • By Mr. • • - 7 ; At his Great Room in Pail-Mall.: . On WEDNESDAY, July Vt., at One oq:lockl,•-• • IN TEN 1.01'5, Capital and altiableFßE ET - TOLP EST AI, j consisting of the Al - ANOR of AYLESBURY, w i th Bierton and, the: Alanor of • BRO L.:6111:0N 11aLLA744) alias B 0 U GwroN STA E•••). iX r RelielS'; - I'6lisolliiisMark t t, :n;(1 sewrAcapital DA-I . ltY- FARMS, .stie: Virir'good faini and'. f. Acyes-, 3 Rouds.and S.i;e4;clrest of .uneolintionly rich, paineLp t'eeding ;said ,Nlciko vs' 'Land, Tithe l'!'oc, :twin ;Lauri will,and the lisesichte--let to most- respOnsible TentuttOod Erases ; which wilre,:tpire in /So; leas, and reiVaitkiert 18 11, arscveial ann. R , :itt,..anio...ining to nV; ear E fiTEtlf liUtil~f El) vtiiiNDs, - togeiher'Yvith.* a I itable ecintiw.. • gence;. betty s'inted•to be conceived th ati exp kintd., This tlesiraWe Estate is situ at: in •aisit.serroun4ii,g'theY-•e.. s i lcetahle Marker ToWri oi I.:•iblaty, in ti`k i.:ounty.„4/. • Bucks, the lien Vale of winch is tbq well km - y.li' to r&lturf any : Comment. • • = • - 1 - • Particulars may I had of the . P.tint . pts of, the, .41dinv; 0 ge" fort h Nqrtnaiiip ton, and Ltieiiter :Vipers; Cjiiniiiriage Chrtinicle tat the Ailitchotv gotte;.flouse 4at Geotes . Aylc-sOurr ;.61 Messrs. Forster, .Ctioke, and Frere, Lincoliil/ inn"; and of Mr. Cnristie, in Pall 4 v4 'to rOe'eiYe"PropOSal-s• ft) phiFehase - bY Privafe Contract. 1 - . 1, Plan ni4y. be see'. in Pali•Mall. NEAIVAS.EiItUkT.ON, - DEVON'.;in the SOUTH HAM .5%." TO-BE SOLD BY At t icTl4N,. • . •$y Mr. Cilitlglig ' • At-tis Great , Rieoni, Ori WEDNESDAY, the z.‘yth Day• de j111;'; ht-Orleo'VOC/Cf A CAPIT A'L FREEHOLD /A; ESTATE, coosistinglvf-tkoKrery,oktitkPitiquot-ars of BROOK, MAYNBROM BUCKFATLEIGI-1, and sAßTO.N,.„WiffiCiyare. :- Ledfs ' iethui `Barbi!, Ruit Resits it HFines,eriots, Toil.s.of,.Fitirs and MatitetS,•Riglitt,44pyal=% ties; 8:e. 'anti an tier, t - Ilansion, (.'thew,. Garden,. in :good repair, and near 40 c; acreS •of ahcble,..Up-Land and Watig • Afeadow, 'Pasture and - cDowtri• Land, Tythii:ffee, TO_ redeethed. ; ioooperes of whieb are .thelosed,.und diVidedlitra Ten Farms ! and l'e:t to. res'pettable Tenant s ;; .Also abiQui:6o , ?/ acres if capital. Timber, Groik, Wood, and Colzipice , Landa barn t. The. Estate is well watered, of the pnisimt annual ONE THOUSAND SEVEN IfUNDRE..I) POUNDS N. : Capable of - very considerable itri"proeme , ..t. ' The Estate abounds with plenty of -4ime-stone- and betti• 4 fiful Marble, convertible 'into Cidinn . .:v-Riee , e.s, Slabs, A Water SOak,Corn with4ge Barton Farm, vvitb a valuable priittg'c of depasturing -S-took-on foa ming, in the whole, a most ,compact and, desirable, f.statt with great ''pleny of Garrie and Field Sport,. as the guished Devow.iiire or Darn. depuntts on this spot foi its s,port. The 'holt:le-grounds ahit surrounding country rs beiii--" 4 tifully pittare-ujue, and requires, onli, ,few. judiciOus,w,-‘,4kSi. of torender it a•chartninfeSidt:thei'. "Situate on ihe great... ! Western Road leading p - orn Exeter to- - Plymotth. •Distant . frorn'Asburtelti three miles, six. trom Totpess, tivelve. tic tq Torbay,. titteen - from Tynrnotith; twenty-twu from Exeter* , and the.same'distanee froni,Plyinouth.. • - The Estate inay be viewed by applying to Jr. Deatiat Brookhouse; and particulars. may lie ti.id 'a month Riecetint4 the Sale; of the Printers of the: Exeter Citiette, Sheri:mile ant Salisbury Papers, Bath Chronic:le t , S Farley's Briitof ut nal, of MeSSI - 8. taharns, -Lint olu's !im, and at Pa.ll..M.alL i where a Plan of the.es-tate may be sven. TITHES and PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, GL* • • E .' TO BE _SOLD, kW AUCTION', • Ilj? exiusnE, • - At his Great Room, in Pall Mall ) - • *n F 41DAY , July 31, at One o'Cloeico. IN TWO LOTS*; • LoT; A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con. , sistinz of the GREAT TITHES of the very extcito sive PARISH of CADOXTON, - in the VicinityofGNQ L CASTLE ) GLAMORGANSIIIRE , 'of the Annual V.ILIC of neat • • • . SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS.. • • LOT II: .The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of CA DOXTON, - of the Annual Value of TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY , POUNDS; subjeCt to- the Life of tbe'present InCuinbent and tire Gott Presentation: Particulars arenow ready,.and may be had at (3 nol 1 Castle* G - Lanorgausltire , of the Printers \ -or the LiNcrpool Gene ral "Advertiser; S.. Farley's Bristol Joni - 1111, Manchester, Shrewsbuty, and'.l3ath chronicles ; at tin Rainbow Cultac house, Cornbill ; and in Pall Malt. • . • _ • CAPITAL : MAN° k AN O..KSTAT.E;r: • . STAFF()RI)-SHIRE., Ry TO es il s E rs sc s T c D lN ß N Y E A lt u a er nd t ri O-N . , yx • 011•Wedhetday tit:ludo/ joly,:at o'.elock v at• Gr. Coile-houSe, I / gout:on* in One Lot, • CAT I.T A . L; ,nd. VERY:, N r ALIJABI;B: FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, .siTitate - - CHEDLE-t - TON a fine .:healtby part •of .tlig-,.;,c,PU-N; 0.1; STA F.- FORD, wit four miles of "Leek and • Cheadle" nine of Newcastle, and about thirty. from. Litchfield 6pnriyizitig' The' MA NO It .'ot CtrEflL'E',FoiN • Free and Quit Rents, Court Baron, litiarunitieS, artd.Royal!, ties, over an extent of Country of about" ao miles'in*dfrettin•-, Terence; a very commodious modern ,stone- ! bwilf Re-Ade:m*l' called WESTWOQ.D HALL, with ()flices t Coack.:49lticito'•' Stabling, Walled. Garden.s,'Pleashre IVitllt..;;'Deruesne . Xesirable Farms and Tenements, Irititipetlecli Wpm's' and P I Antaiibns-, • and a conider Able 'Fall of ,V6a ter t. the whole containing about isoo Acres, except It . stnalk - Part.s , Tythe-free, forming "a handsome Doth:‘iti," capable "tot" gel t 4 . .J improvements;• the most c o ns i d eni bl e p a t. in- hancl,sand Jett 'to Tenants at • Witr, 'the . r:mainder 'on very old Lives, __ ; ott • whose Uentise the:pr esen t .I(..attal; amounting to abola 8 - TEE1;•I HUNDItED -, Pf.)U,NDS perlA hit- will Ile reiA,V_;-,- eonsiderably. • Exclusive of 1 , 1".5,..v00d..il 311, kiriti Se, Cireui4-441" and Manor, and imptoreable Co3i-Wolks, advantageously „-' satiate a short distance front the StafEw.lshire . Nrtvigzita.hi7io which theie s a - Rail Road.— Al so the ,PE A L RACY to the Part Sit of 'ChedYeton, of the. Income of ab 0. 4 ./.. QNE HUNDRED POUNDS, per Alin. • " . To lie;*i'eireti'ltdavS"'li,reettling the Sale, by apillying to Thomas Davison, at Westwc.ndlitli ; wlorn ?tinted Var . ': titulars may be had; also of Alcssrs it Is and' Cruio tors, Leek ; Mr. Drewry,.!Printeri S131;61%1; , Printer, AlariCnester 11.ewry, Vrinter, Derliy kies.3.. • Swinty:y and Co. Printed," 13irming,hain ; Crown Inns, at.'4. 4 . .: stone "and Newcastle ; Georg: ' Lift m ci I ; Sandon A,' King's Head, Coventry; at thoP lace of Sale; and-of Skinner and Dyke,. Al,,tersgate.str;et;. Lp.ISAOA . Stickl Navyc per Cent. 96 sai - I ; per: Cent. 17g71 , 90 , 1tk a I fish ver Cent. 4 per Lela. Con. pc. Cent.. Red. 6ti4. ecr Cent., Con. 6 ~ Ditto Scrip 'flank Long. Ann. , 18,1 1 9-16 • nitto.Sitort Ann. $ 3-16 i Ditto Scrip n}~ _ ~ ~ .. • • • *CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, TUI.Y r 3. . „. , '0 . 2. - liaVe ha. ad Very short slippfy of all Grain at Market this day, -and fine Wheat being very searee, , experienced air advance of. full Jos. per Quarter since this day selinight, and ss. from last Friday. . Fine ,runs- went off-readily from fsss. tO 1655. but coarle and interior Samples werc.scarcely sal e abl e . • • Rye is full is. per Quarter dearer. Barley •aild'Alait are very dull - in sale, and full as. per Quarter dearer. - • , 1 • Oats of very fine equality,, if anything, are rather_ de arer i ; rbu ciiarse and infehot'slimples'are scarcely Saleable, , and Grey•Pease, little or no a ltet a ti on ;but Tick and Srnall Beans are rather dearer, 'Flout full 3s. per Sack dearer. • • 'RETLIAIN •PRICE OF GRAIN, nn board . Ship, as under : Wheat . bss gos od C rey Pease 46s 'a r st3S od Fine ditto ; )i)os a'os•od. Firie - os a—s oil Superfine - tfoss a os. , S!ttirtSmall Oats 24s a sos ott Daritzic —s a —s ocl -39 S od Rye- - - sss a 65s oil Polands 26s a 4os oU 3 2 s a 45s 0 4 Igino 42S ca . • • 7os aos od Small Penns 42s a sos al Superfine ••• es odd Fine - • -5 4 S a — s - .a Malt . sos ISs•re•d Tiek dint) 36s 'a 48s a—s od Fine • - --s a --s sAI Fine ditto - •sos•a —s od White Pease 6ss'a 78s oil ' RE' 11.. RN .WH4AT '. • By -Messrs. - CiitLo and MA.t.rAs, Meal-Weigliets in cluding only from the 29th offline to the 4th of July, agreeably to Ad of Parliament. •-• 23 Quarters at. isos °cll . 296 Quarters . ; at;, itts od 164 - at 1475 1258 at nos od Io l 9o7 at toSs boo at : 1445 S . oa.. 542 at 107 s 89 at t3Ss .od 567 --at to6s od boo - 1363 od 2184 at Joss glB 368 -at 'I32S td 310 top o 750 13os oft 332 at tozs od 266 At tzSs od 2649 at 144, „ c,d 75 at •12,7 s od 167 -- at‘;'•'9.&•• '619 313 at /15$ od 96j. 90.97 s od j44 at ..t24s - od sts 3IS at 1235 od 314 at 94s od = 0 34 241 -at /as icy 6.a z 140 -- at rt7s frd 210 ---•—••••• at 1683 od at 11/s .od IS3 -,at 85* c 948_ at 1165 od at 849 Di 1197 •••••••------•-•! at 1153 oct • 2a3- at Sis 3 0 4 at 1143- od 24 .at 75s oct 5 9 -•• at 1123 0 .at lA* • is<l 198 s - at 1112 S . L - TOW, Quarter. ?S.: aid. higher` i—average i jot. than last Return. PRICE Of_ FLPUR. - • Fine nous Itss to mos 01 Bran - Ifs tO its 60 cParsc ditto loos to sop ad Hoc Pollard - zos to 224 A RETURN FrOJTI June 27, to J l 4 3 2 sacks at 1155 ol. 472 z ------ nos. cd. r at to9s. 76 ---- at 1 , 35. H. 39 at, lo3s. 01. 33 ------ at 6d. 163 at. 10"..5. ;d. 2,1 - 1965. sd.. 27 at 1066. 3z9 8059 go 12. 4 - at 1041. bd. 4 2 - Pl• 7 2 At IQ3S `Od. 143 20 at o2S. 6d. 171 -at to , / i„ :to tc 27 at ioTs. od. 49 —: loos. sd. Total ;6)21 Sacks is. ltd. higher tl of ftOUR, frotry.the Cocket Office. 1 1346 sacks -at zoos. bet. I 77 --- at 99.5. 3d. 35 —,.., --- at. 995. cd.• • -.---- 98s. 6d. 5o at 98s. od. .7 -at 9 . 75. zoos 152 --at 955. iod.' • 4 at• 90 3d: • at 945. CAI. - • at 915. roil.' 7 at 9I s. 382 ---- at og. d. ' at SZs . 6d. 56 — l -- at S7s. 4 at 164, 9 at Sp: 4 --- at Qtc.• 5d. , 1 0 at Sos. •od. , 13 at 735. 6d. 7 at 725. tad. 3 at 67-s. lad.' ..—Avorlge - toss. lan last Return...l PRICE 0 HIPS: • P,OCK ItTS. Kent, 61.. os. to 91. 91G, STISCX.;6I. C.s. , to 81. /Is. .atnilain; 0. os. 41101. oS. _ NUM ~~ ~~ THI A hereby 1 ciety's loth, F i lost. an of the C each of Deitt:is 1800 (0 tug prec turn,. at go and 26. 6d: 1 tot mon at Lorin be accoi fit tor ti "~' .I sii ~i:nster '—`~ .TivE Pves to pe e of ne:comes fiction 01 ttelided uk , usee, They ' , 'which e of Wet al Nst //la , prepared to those of tilt: 6 4 i t ediott ii cakes, t.etendii ili W 1 4 ztiona. not to pr in tit' I p 4 *he t rottil 351 I OW ledl Cakes in kOlev, and Beta C it;C III_:t11t L., A .10i.n!rtg tI Prising' 6 Arkible, into sever Stabling I Y, ?Ilia liazel Benton : a frer ar ia. view, ki tlay a Prey Sollutors S tarn tort poles, W Broadly aN At the S o,cioct AFiu Bar triises, ki the Paris situate w 11. 9 1 1 1 %Val Within 47t: vation • i• ii4nt at N%if As als, Which "Tv; ex pence, and 'UntL The Estat -The F, year, t o The Tel For part in Litchf Arden ' • 0. The Sal 3 ,1 (if Aug B. TO BE AN .E Por near the Sc rough Rep spacious Laundries and Dressi each, and . Puulps,' C bk, barn, in, and 1) Carnmon --: - And xvi Land, all al together every k ey , in a good ten miles t from Rain. Al'so, a 13an,14,_Ltil ot Arable And disc rhou r, cl I,llclc:aucs Cop) huhl ('he Fit:es an ~crej. ; or fur ~-