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VILLA near WOLSELE‘;:BRIDG

•,..S"CAFFORDSIIIRE-. - , • . •
To BE LETT end Entered upon immediwely,
a' Cocn'plete R f SI DIN CF., con-
sisting of
.a Dinhig-parlotir, -Prawin/,-room, Kitchen, 'and
Bac'lc.kitchen, Hail, or Vestibule, four Lociging-roorris, .endServants' Room, and other, necessary 0411Ces ; a, Gar.l..ii,
Stabliq fOr horses,tind Co.ich-house, situate out tiie
Banks of the .River Trept,. within five mileS of tie city if
Litchfield, and about tour froth Wolseley-bridge. .
For farther particulars apply to Messrs. Rudall and Llevi-
Sttornies-at- Law No. iz, Clement's Inn; or 'to Mi:
itobin66il, A't'torney-at:Laiv,"liia, Ridwaso, near Litchli: i.

-MRS. ROBINSON.
This Day was published,
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wove post paper, and hotpresied, embellished with first
• .impressioiis. of Burke's engraving, from the-Portrait of Sir
Joshua Reynolds, price 275. in-boards,. •
THE POETICAL WORKS of the late Mrs.
MARY KO:ANSON ; nOw. .first ,volleded- by. her,
Daughter, Miss ROBINSON, and including many' Pieces
never before published:
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DR. MAVOR's NEW WORK.
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/V ,FATHER's, Gl:l7i TO HIS .CHIIfPiIE,N;
1 A.. consisting of Original ESSAYS, TALES, TABLES,
l; LECTIQNS, eic.• &c.
ICy WILLIAM MAVOR, L.L.D.
Rettor of Stonesfield, in..Oxfordshire, Vicar of Hurley, in

Berkshire, antiC'napiaja to tlie Earl of Moira.

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[PRICE SIXPENCI.

.flont the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 36, t 406.

At th4,Court at the Queen's Palace, the. :ilth of
August, 1806,' present
The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
This day the lirght 'II Henry Richard Lord
Holland was, by His Majesty's Command, -sworn
of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council,
and took his place at the-Board'accordingly.

Downing-street, 'lag. 20, 1 806.

The Kin; has ba'.n pleased, to appoint the Right
Hon. Henry, Richard Lord Holhtnd and the eiltt
Kon. William
,Lord Auckland to be John CoMmii.-
sionera-andlPlenipotentiariesfor avranging and finally
settling :the several matters',.in discussion between
-His Majesty's -Government and ate.(joverninent of
the United States, with JJmes
_Monroe and William
Pinckney, Esquires, the Commissioners appointed
forsitnilarpkirposes on the.part of the said
States :

The King has also been ,p'..eased: to apFoint, the
Hon. Williarn ,Frederick Elliot-.Ei'len to- he Sec_le-
tary, and John Alleu, KAI. to beAssistant-Sect:Aary.,
to the aforesaid Ctmamission.

St. James's, Aug. 30, 130 G.

The King has been pleased ..to appoint MI:;; m
Egerton :Garrick, Esc}. to be Lienzenant,of the Yeo-
men of the Guard, vice Philip John Ducarel,

reslg,ned.

agf/0/1$4;071 aig ed 6y the Lvrd Lieutenant of the
Norfolk.

Arm:frik Rang.'rs.
Frederick Hare, Esq. io be Collie% vice Hill, promoted.
Dated March =

Jfj o7dham Trop of Cavalry.
Lieutenant John t)areii 10 be Captain, lice 11ickielionse, re-
signed.
,llated_fuly 25, !Sob. - • -
flydol Corps 01
jobn'fohnsen:Gay, Esq. to be Captain, . vice packharn,
signed. Dated August•s, 1606.

Batialisn,

Ensign Howe to h: vice Burton, resigned
t.i.u.eu August 1,5, 13,6.

IV,i'zvic;s Regime. Kt..

Lieutenaht Millard to IN Captain, vice Amyot, resigned.,
Dated, August 19, t 306. •
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tbe County of
Dumfries.
:Wandale Battalio.n of Volunteer Infantry,
Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Villiain Neveltll Maxwell to be Com-
mandant, vice Wight, deceasel. • Dated M 3; t 8,.&,
Major Christie E wart to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
wed. Dated as above.
CoMminions .signed by the L.;rd- Lieuteirant of the Con!;) of
•

Corn %7all

Pendennis elettlltly Volunteers. -
Wrilliann Price, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Blight,
resigned. Dated lune :13, ',a:6. Jolla Falck, Gent: to QC
ditto, vice Commons, resigned., Dated as above. •

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Alexander I-Larhilton and David Ilaliburton, of Oxford-street,
Middlesex, linen drapers and co-partners, front Sept. tj to
23, at ten, at Guildhall.

I3ANKRUPTS.

Thomas Paterson, now or' late of Nicholas-lane, London,
underwriter, to surrender Sept.'2., 13, and Oct. r t, at ten, :it-
Guildhall. Attorney, 'Mr.- Thomas Wilson, Staplc's..

John Ferrys, late of Bathwick, Sorne.rsetshire, tailor, to sur—
render Sept. 2, is, and Oat. Si, at ele;,en, at the Bunch or
Grapes Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard
Adhugton, •Bdford,row; London; or Mr. R. A. Sheplwd,
Bath. , •

(Olin. Barnes, of Truro, Cornwall,' mercer, to surrender'Sept.
. t 5, 16,0 d Ott, tr, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
. Atturnies, Mr. (ones, Exeter ; or Mr. Luxmore, Red
Lion-square, . Londe:-
Oliver Holden, of C iittiero„Lancasilire, cal ico-manu tadurer,
to surrender Szpt. 15, 16, and 00. t r, at three, at the Spread
• Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attornics, Mr. Ralph k. 111
Cursitor-street,. Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Hewitt,
• Manchester.

Richard Barlow the younger, of Sheepshead, Leicestershire,
Hosier, to surrender Sept. 5, at, four, 6, and Oct, i at ele-
ven, at the Kediestim inn, berbyshire. Attornies, Mr.
Forbes, Ely place, London ; or Mr. Wolter, Matlock,
Derbyshire.
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Josephllitan Daniels; otlierviriSe fosepit !Ikin Daniels, of
Colem'an-street, London, inerchant; to surrender Sepr.6,
13, and Oct, it, at Guildhall. Attowl.:s, MeSbl4.
(tatty and kladSmi, Ailgel-court, Throgrnortun-street.
William Price,'of Leadenhall-srrect; London, tailor andpan's
mercer, to surrender Sept. 15, 2.3. and Oct. Ij, at 'tea, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lothbury.

DIVIDENIAS.

•
Sept. 27. Luke Citerrier, -of Stepney, Middlesex, cow.
keeper, atlen. at C: uildhall.
Sept. 27. Michael:PhiHips, of Norris-street, Haymarket,
Middlesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 22. Silvester lngledew, late of Huddersfield, York-
shire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the. Three Legs Irni,
Leeds, Yurkstnie.

Sept 22. Win. Travers and fames Rate, of Warrington, Lanaa.
• shire, grocers and co-partners, at ten, at the Eagle a❑d
Inn, War. ington.

Nov. i. WallaYn Bury, of Bucklersbury, London, Warehouse-
man, at ten, .at Guildhall.
Sept. 27. _Richard Richardson,. late of Page's-walk, Ber-
mondsey, Surrey, glue and size-maker, at twelve,' at
Guildhall, London,

Sept: 22. jolui Lewin, of Gosport, county of Southampton,
dealer, at one, at tht India Anus Inn, Gosport.
Ott. 4. Edward Whitelock, of Queen's-row, pentonville,
Middlesex, ihsurance-broker, at ten at Guildhall. •
Sept. 26. , Robert Lowther,` of Shetii6d, Yorkshire., and of
Thro6tnorton-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at tit::
Tontine Inn, Sheffield. •
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Sept. 23. Gyies Lone, of the Grange_road; Bermondsey.
Surrey, drysalter, •a,tten, at Guildhall, London. • „
Ott. rt. Joseph Murray, late of Buxton, Derbyshire. dr,•,:-
per, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . •
Oct. tB. Charles Greatrex, late of Sutton Goldfield, AVar.
wickshires broker and audionter, at ten, at Guildhall,
'London.

Oct. 4, William Skinner, of Last-lane, Greenwich, Kent,
victualler, at twelve. at Guildhall, London.
Sept. 2'. :Thomas Whalley and Joseph Wilkinson Whalley,
a Friday-street, I.oadon, waretiousemen ,atal co-Nrirtero,
at ten, at t;uilaliall.

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