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MONDAY, t,"
OCTOBER T 23,.:
1802.

OFFICE of ORDNiI2,- • '• •
(,! •:- • °Bober 8, 18oi.:
THE P VAC IP AL•OPFICERSs of .HIS MA-
-A- yESTY't ORDNANCE do hereby gibe Notici, that they
sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the; TOWER, no
THU RSD4)7, the c jtb of November next, af Eleven o'Clcck
in the Porenoon,aver; Eligible and Improveah 1-101,1)-
ESTATE; the Property of the Ordnance, situate. at Rotherhitbe,,
in the County of Surrey ; consliting ofa CAPITAL HOUSE,
treCied on a Piece of Ground on the North Side of Lavender-
sireet, with various. Ogt-buildingsi together with ein eaten
.sive WHARF, fronting the River Thames, 2 To Feet in Length,
and WAREHOUSES; I3AKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTING.
HOUSE, and several other Buildings ereeledthereon.

The abovementioned Premises are held for a Term, of which
Eighteen Years were unexpired at Lady Day last, at the low
Rent of

TO BE P.EREMPI'ORILY R.E-SOLD,.
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court oi'Criancery, made
in a Caipe SMITE .ag,ainst COLUOUN, before John
Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters -Of,the-• said Court kit
. the Public Sale-Room, -inSouthAmptcri,buiNnws;,,Chall-
- eery-lane, London, on Wednesday the la) -Of:Novernber
next, iv:tweenAhe hours
.of One and Two:o!coc.k in the

Afternoon, , , •
A FREEHOLD ES-FATE, ''ldte of .JOHN AR_
.cHER, Esq.: deceased, situate •in the Parish .of
flatherSage, in the County of Derby," being the Prerni.;es.
• cornprised Lot.i4, iri the,Particulars of, the sevp.raljs-,
tates sold in the month of june last, at liux.ton,,nvz.ntionc.d.

lars'whereOl.may be had at the said ,Maistors
heriein.Soutlianipton-I?;:ild,ngs aii)ros.44l. ; of Messrs. Gra-
harn, Solicitors, Lineola' ; of MbSsts.'Ma).o and Pears
Soli‘ltors, ClitakAane, f.onOn ivlessrs. Black, Epping,
Essex, and Middle Temple, London ; Tick-
well; aiid Mr..lsaacdlall,:CastlefO* . r

TO DE SOLD LY.L• .% z 1 1'1: L. kny •ftf.4
Either 'Fog-erher tleparate; '
rTWQ FARMS, one'copsisting of a :Messuage,
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Of Edward Addericy ; both the Fauns are held horn year to
year,. . • . •
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69th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Be 'es, from Half-pay of the
23d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sheviz, who exchanges,
• receiving the diderence.
83d Ditto, William Gibb, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Shearer, resigned.
Evil Ditto, Lieutenant William Ellice, from the 55th Foot,
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Maitland, promoted in
the both foot. Ensign John Black, from the 93d Foot, to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Macneil, who retires.—
- Lieutenant Henry Rogers, from Half-pay of the Regiment,
to be Lieutenant, vice Garnham, who exchanges. Adju-
tant George Davis Mackenzie, from Half-pay of the late
pp3d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Tomlin, who retires on
Half-pay.
Sat West India Regiment, Lieutenant Archibald M'lntyre,
from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase. Lieutenant Alexander Harper, from ditto,
to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
id .Vest India RRegiment, Lieutenant Charles W. Hockaday,
from the 7tii West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant.—
Lieutenant George Skipton, ',root the loth West India Re-
giment, to he I.ieiatcri it, witneut purchase.
4th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Maclean, front the 7th West
India Regiment, to oe Lieutenant, without purChase.--
Lic:utenanc Samuel Watts, from Ditto, to be Lieutenant,
without purchase.
iuth Ditto, Captain De Cremille, from the izteli West
India Regiment, to be Captain, vice O'Shiell, who ex-
changes.
Ditto. Captain Maurice O'Shiell, from the loth West
India Regiment, to be Captain, vice,Cremille, who ex-
changes.
'-‘leuron's Regiment, Captain Jean Jaques Boll; from Half-
pay, to cc Captain.

1-1051T.1.1. STAFF.
iciin Satlinarez, Esq. to be Surgeon to the Forces.
EItRA.T 4 in the Gazette of the 12th June last.
Ql:een's C.vman

For 'Ensign I;Tenty Otto Bayer, froiu the 59th Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant, by prrittase, vice L'Abbe, promoted,
head En.;iyor• Henv 5.9.er 0:to, from the 59th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by parclid6.:, vice L'Abbc, promoted. .

In the Gazette of the Septctnber
3tst Regiment of at.

ror Edward Fie:ping, Geut. to ba,Ensio, by purchase, vice
fizirkshaw, piontoted,
Read Edward Fleming, GeAt, to be Ensign, by purchase,
vic; prorncted•

m..VKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
aichard HF:-ton Sully, of Saint Margaret's, at Clifie, near
Dover,