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titins and a Park about four miles in circuit

with capital_ Farms, Tenerneptg, ht.

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the whole t 630 Acres, or thereabouts.
Particulars, whereof may b c had (grittisl at the s ii:l
Chambers in Southatnron-bniloing..,
don ; Wilbury-house, near Ain!-!n ry, in the Cui
Wilts ; the White Hart, Salisour , i.T S it and
Andover ; the %Vhite Hari, Bath; and or Messrs: "IVi:L ins
and Brooks, Solkitors,, in Lincoiu's Inn, I..iiicton
Plan of the Estate"may be seen at The Cliamb -ri
Messrs. Williams and Brooks.

• GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
•TO BE SOLD BY PitIVATE•CONTRAtTo
The MANOR Ur PAiNSWICK.,
A Truly Desirable and Unprovable FkEEI,IOI,I)
ESTATE,.6 miles from .Gioucce.ter, 3
12 from Cheltenhagi, and 28 front Bristol, coitsistinz of tit,
MA NOR of!' Al NSW.I CK, extending over several tricrislald •
Acres of Land, with Fines, Cltief-R%vs, Quit*Rerits, and
'Herlois, issuing out of nearl,i3.6o dim rent Cupynold Ter.e.
ment- which;
_with the Toll's of the Market, a• most de_
purchase for any GentJethan of the Law. Also a -Ca-
pital Manor Farm, with House, requisite- Offices, Carden
and Pleasure,(. -round, 33a Acres of .Arable, Meadow, 1i..0-
ture and,Wood Land lying compad, and surrounding tLe
House, with two..improvable.and Valuable ;;treaths of Water
running through and uniting, ill the sarne very convenient for
cretting.Mills, for the. use of the. Manufactory - Carried on in
the neighbourtood. And .also 3llt Acres of inclosed Wood- •
Lands and. Wastes, *LII stocked with Beach, 04k, and Ash
Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capable pt. very •
great improvement, both, tor pleasure an4vrofit, and may be
reasonably estimated at upwards ot,'7uol. per annum..
Printed Particulars may be- known,: by applying to Mr.
W. Baylis, of Painswick, who.will
.sheyv2tile Premises; of -
Mr. -Saunders, Attorney,- Stroud; of Messrs. T.- and W.
Ounn, Solicitors, Lincoln's-ly,ri ; add of Mc-..ssrs.. -Hod.skiii-
son and, Co. Surveyors,' No. 35, Arundel-street, London,
where a Plan, of the Estate may he seen.

FREEHOLD ESTAT S
TO BE SO Li) BY F RIV •
A.'veryy vaivable .- •
" ESTATE, situate between Ilford and Ep-,
in the PariSh .of. Barking, in the County of Ease , • .otic
ten miles from London, consisting of a Firrm‘called Chapel,
or Tan Yard Farm, with Farin-house, gables,, Cownouse,
Cart-House, Gianary, Garden, Orehardt and ether con.,
veniences, and about ONE HUND lt ED and TwEN.T
EIGHT AcreS of Land, let to Samuel 'Thornton at
Will ; also a small House with a Garden and Field, near
AlboroUgh Green, o,:apied oy Mr. jOs-.:.idi Ancona ; and
silt Cottages with Gardens thereto, 'and adjoining-the-said,
Farm and Epping Forest.
The Estate has ai,valuable Common Right t:pon the Fo.
rest.: Also, four AsMnntehrs of Underwood annually r
the said Forest ; and a Purchaser may have possession at Mi.
chaelmas next (18G2.) •
The Estate. may oe viewed on applying.to Mr. Thornton,
at Chapel Farm ; and Particulars may oe had. and a Plan
seen, on application to Mr. Meggison. Solicitor, Hatt.Ja
Garden, who is authorized to treat forr-Sale Sri the F.state.,

'4_ESSEX.
T. A CT,

OXFORDSHIK F., lot' BoRpERs,4)I 1;

TO BE S01:1) BY AUCTION,
I n Lots,
By Mr. WINSTANLEY,

At Twelve o'C lock, on Thursday. the 9th Day of Seprembet
• next, at the. Baptist .Head lee-House, in Chaecery.
• lane, London ; -
THE MANOR of BROADWELL,. with' the
Quit-Rents, amounting to 195. ed.. per Annum, and
several imprOVeable FRE El-10 CD LS.PATES, oesoneme ro
a Noble Family, situate in-the several Pat ishes or Hannees
Broadwell, Eakins-, BiOughton Poees, and Kelniscott, in the
County of Oxford,.and Shilton, in the County .of Berks,
consisting
.of the following Farms, held by• respect tble Te-
nants., from year to year, and a small part upon Loves, Viz,
The MANOR 110 USE and, FAR in Broauwide in the
occupation of J. Large, containing 337 Aeres and upwards.
BROADWE LI. G ROV E FARM and Mansion House,
in the occupation of John Hott "and others, containing 600
Acres and upwards.
HO CKSTE D FARM, in Broughton Pogeso in the occu-
pation of Thomas Garden, containing 49 vAcres and upwards,
The, DOWNS FARM, in Filkins, also in the! occupation
of Thomas Gardner, containing 450 Acrds and upwards:
The LOWER FARM, in Broadweil, in ithe occupatio4
of William Hott, • containing 247 Acres and .upwards. •
.• A WATER GRIST MILL and LANDS, in Filkins,
containing re-Acres and upviiards..
Several PARCELS of LAND in Broadwell, Filkins, and
Shilton,. in the several occupations of the Re.V. Mr. Good-
enoneh, Charles Stevens, Gent. and Henry Clarke, contain.
ing 79 Acres and upwards. _ • • •
'Three Parcels of Meadow Land in Kelmscott, adjoining
the River Isis, irethe several eccupatians. of 'Edward Brad-
sh,iw, Charles:Turner, and William' Hott, containing 51
Acres and upwards. •
Several Parcels of Land, with Cottages and Gardens, in
Broadwell and ,Filkins, now held tor one \or more Lite or
Lives, under certain reserved Rents,- amounting to ed. 9s, loci,.
per Ann. containing 53 Acres and upwards. • •
several Cottages and Gardens in Broadwell and Firkins,
for which Rents, attiounting•to il. 3d.'per Annum are paid,
Also the Grove and Coppices, containing e 33 Acres and.
upwards. The whole Ettate contains 2460 ,Acres,and•-up-
wardS';.. is-very improveahlee 'and Tithe-free, . except the
Farm in Broughton, called Hoitcad Farm, for winch-.
Perexius or Composition Of 2:1. pt.r Annum has been imme-
morially paid to the Redo': of that Parish, in flea of Tithes.
There is a considerable quantity of ornamental and ustirn
Tit-fiber, particularly near the Grove'-house, and- a g'olet
succession. of Tellers or 'Saplines on various parts of.ethe
Estate, which is situated in a fn.! Sportiog Country, abound-
ing with Game, and is altogether well worth the-aoteniiloo of
any-Nobleman or Gentleman who intends to lay out Money
on Landed Property. '
The Situation is within mower `e- distances of BurfOT,-
Lechlade, 'Witney', and farringoen.
'..N. B. As a specific sum is to be paid for the TiMbet.npon
each Lot, over and above what the Lot shall be sold :tor,
Gentlemen who intend to pktrehase, ore requested to satisfy
themselves of the value-of it, previous to the day of Sale.
For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Manley and
Lewes, Inner Temple; \V. and J. Black, Middle Temple ; '
Winstanley, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. C. Stephens,
K:lmsccit, tisar Burford,

Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, Augite t 7, I Soz

AT the Court at *kVeymouth, the r6th of Au-
gust, aoz.--Present the KtNG's most excellent
Majesty in Council.
His Majesty was this day pleased to order the
Right Hon. the Lord High Chancellor to issue
;•%7rits for proroguing the Parliament, which was
ippointed to meet on Tuesday the 3 ist day of this
instant August, to Tuesday the ph day of Odober
next ; and also for proroguing the Convocation of
Canterbury and Yolk, which were appointed to
:riletq on Wednesday the Ist day of September next,
,to Wednesday the 6th day of Otober next.

Trar-q>re, "'avert 17, I?ct.

:3t Regiment of Life Guard:3, Lieut. Samuel Ferrier to be
Ci.praiii, by purchase. Noce Herbert, who retires. Cornet
and Sub-Lieutenant James Townley to he Lieutenant, vice
Ferrier. John LCWIS Phillips to be Cornet and Sub-Lieu-
tenant, vice Townley.
4th Regiment of Dragoons, General Guy Lord Dorchester,
K. B. torn the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Colonel, vice
General Sir Robert Sloper, deceased.
rrth Regiment of Light Dragoons, George Luard, Gent. to
, be Col net, by purchase, vice Foote, promoted.
ath Ditto, William Deane, Esq. late Lieutenant in the Re-
giment, to be Paymaster, vice Reid, who resigns.
,24th Ditto, Cornet the Hon. John Jones to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Girling, who retires.
eeth Ditto, Major-General William Loftus, from the 24th
Light Dragoons, to be Colonel, vice Lord Dorchester, ap-
pointed to the Command of the 4th Dragoons.
4th Regiment of Foot, Major lames 0 id; from the 52d
Foot, to he Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Twysnen,
who retires.
nil Ditto, Ensign Lancelot Browne to be' Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Gazotte, who retires.
15th Ditto, Lieut. Cadwallader Wald!', from the Half-pay
of the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Biggar, who ex_
changes, receiving the difference. Ensign Join: Galt, from
the Half-pay of the late ad I;attalion, to be Ensign, vice
Comyn' who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ensign
W. B. Reynolds, from ditto, to be Ensign, vice Biggar,
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
slith Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Woods, from Half-pay, to,
be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who exchanges, receiving the
difference. Lieutenant Sackville Berkeley to be Adjutant,
Wyse, who resigns.
;4th Ditto, John Robertson, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur-
. chase, vice Cole, promoted in the 84th Foot.
38tu Ditto, William Abbott, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Stone, who retires.
anti. Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Nesselrodc fix Hugenpoet,
from the sth Battalion of the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice Mackenzie, whn exchanges.
45th Ditto, Lieutenant William Smith to be Adjutant, vice
Sheldon, who resigns.
52d Ditto, Captain William Coast, from the 35th Foot, to
be Major, by purchase, vice Orde, pronioccd in the 4th
Foote
35th Ditto, Lieutenant Duncan M'Cregor, from the Half-
pay of the Tzd Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Henuley, who
resigns.
e6:11 Ditto, Ensign Thomas King to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice White, who retires ; Lieutenant Keating 'John
Bradford tcl, be Adjutant, vice Buckley, who resigns.
57:h Ditto, Ensign Charles Dud to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Roberts, promoted.
rBth Ditto, Quarter-Master William Hetherington, from the
Half-pay of the 46th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank
of Ensign, vice Royal, promoted.
s)th Foot, T. C. Wooler, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Vy vyan, promoted.
6otlt Ditto, Lieutenant Allan Maclean to be Captain, by pur-
chase, vice Clarke, promoted ; Lieutenant Alexander Mac-
kenzie, front the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nugen.
poet, who exchanges; Lieutenant Francis Holmes, from
Kilf_pay of the 9th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Flausseog-
rz-,r, who exchanges ; Surgeon ------ Stewart, front Half-
pay of the 9th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Fitzgerald, who
ex,:hanges ; Assistant Surgeon, John Murton, from Hail-

pay of the 9th Foot, to be Asgistant-Surgeoti, vice Mul-
hearau, woo exchanges.
b4tri Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas M. Wilson, from Half-pay
of the 46th hoot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hagar, placed on
Halt-pay ; Lie!itenant George Fawcett, trout Halt-pa yof
The,zBth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, placed on

Halt pay.
65th Ditto. William Chichester Harvey, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Clarke, promoted.
68th Ditto, Ensign William L„ Darling, from the B.7th Foot,

to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hollis, vvho retires.
69th Ditto, Lieutenant William Carroll, from Haif-pay of
the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant-, vice Walker, resigned.
Scotch Brigade, Major Jamcs Ferrier to be Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, h> purchase, vice.Major-General Ferrier, who retires.
24 West India R:giinent, Joseph •Valton, Gent. to be Ensign,
without
.purchase, via Symes, superseded.
d Ditto, iAisign john Bail to be Lieutenant, vice Munro,
(I.!ceaseil.
Oth DittO, Lietitenan! Charles Francis Sheridan, of the late
Cheshire enc.ibles, to he Ensign, vice Cnamber, deceased.
Sejeant- Major, Edward Bremner, Ginn tike 4th
West India to be Ensign,'without purchase, vice
Gordon, proino:cd in the 35th Foot.
itth Ditto, Edward Stapleton, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Collins, removed to thes7th Foot,