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MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1817.

" CIRCULAR.

SALES OF ESTATES:

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WELLER,

On MONDAY, OCTOBER the lath, 1817, between the
Hours of Four and Five in the Afternoon,
At the SWAN INN, CHICHESTER,

THE FOLLOWING ESTATES,
Ia SIX LOTS.:—

Lot. I. Two substantial ;;;11-13uilt Brick and Sashed Trite-
mcilts, under one Ltoof, with good Gar.leo% nearly opposite
the. Bull Wad, Fishhourne, in the occupation of Messrs.
Etheridge and Sparlies.
Lot 11. A Piece of Ground adjoining of about an Acrt; An
eligible Situation to build' on, fora Coal Yard or Garden

Lot 111. A very neat Brick and Sashed Cottage, with a
Flower Garden in front, and a Vegetable Garden in the
rear—in the Basement a good Cellar, Ground Floor, a neat
pining Parlour, Breakfast Boom, Kitchen, and- Wash-house.;
First. Floor, three Bed Chambers, and Closet; and one large
Attic}, with a Meadow opposita,,aea.rly three quarters of ara
Acre.

These premises are situate in the delittlitfulVillago of Fish-
bourne,' oin a rising. ground, a. fine View of Chichester Har-
bour, and neautiful Picturesque Vie,s,, within one mile and
a half ofCbiehester.All the above Estates are Leasehold for
1,000 yi!ars.

-Lot IV. A Freehold Meadow of Four Acres adjoining the
Cot tap:.
Lot V. The Reversionary Interest of Isl. I is. per ann. on
the Life of Mfr. J. Tupper.

Let VI. A Leasehold Estate for a term of Eighty two
Years; comprising the Skeletons of two Brick Houses securely
roofed, in High-street, Somers Town, iu the Norlb.Suburlis
of the City of Chichester.

Further information may he obtained on application to Na-
thAniel Atcheson, Esq. solicitor and Parliamentary Agent,
Great Wine;tester-street, or Duke-street, Westminster; or to
Mr. WELLEA, Chichester.

LOW AMHERST'S MISSION TO CHINA.
This Day nag published,
Handsomely printed in One Volume, 4to. uniformly 'with
Sir George Staunton's Account of the former Embassy, il-
lustrated with. Maps, a Portrait of Lord Amherst, and
Seven Coloured Plates of Views, &c. price 91. 2s.
TOURNALqf the PROCEEDINGS of the late
4EMBASSY to CHINA; comprising a correct Narrative
of the public Transactions of the Embassy, of the Voyage to
and from China, and '!f the Journey from the Mouth of the
Peilio to the Hew, Canteu ; interspersed with Observa-
tions upon the face of the Country, the Policy, the Moral
Character, and Nl-inners, of, the Chinese Nation.
By HENRY FA.LIS; Esq. Secretary of Embassy.
Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.

THE REV. WILLIAM HETFIERINGTON'S CHARITY
TO THE BLIND; ESTABLISHED 1774.
ICIIRISrs HOSPITAL, LONDON.'

VV
the above-named Gentleman, iii
Y his Lifeitime; enabled the Governors of 'this Hospital
to-pay Annuities of 101. to each of 60 blind persuns, in the
hope that his example would be followed.by other benevolent
Charact .rs, the Governors give this public Notice, that from
the 'km munificent Additions made to. Mr. HETII ERING-
'TON'S original Fund, by I);:,.ci-of,Gift, and by Will, they
are now enabled to extend the Annuity to upwards of 4to
persons. _ _

The Governorsgve this Public Notice, that from the 15th
October to the 3tl of November, in every Year, thevare reads
to issue from the Counting,-House elf, tiwe Hospital, upon the.
per:..onal aNdieation of a Friend*, Petitions for any Pur-
-‘aus girall4cwl.
The 'calling Qualifications are stated hereunder; and un-
less the Parties can respectively prove thentsvlves strictly
'within them, the Applications in their Behalf will be entirely
fruitless:—
nnglAnd; to the Exclusion of Wales, and •Berwick-
npoti-Twrcd. .• • -
y Years, an~l_pNwards.
Threql'ears in the present Abode; and total
Blindness during that period.
Those who have ever begged, received Alms, (Jr are deem-.
ed objects of Parish, Relief, are excluded, from the Benefit of
these Charities, are intended'' lor those who have
been reputably brought up; and who want su,ne Adlition to
what they have, to make Lite more comfortable under the
Misfortune of Blindness."
THOS. WILBY, Clerk.
* Fr& the great Extent of this Charity it is found im-
practicable-to attend to' Letters. •
Christ's Hospital, Oct. 1, 1817.

THU ARMY.

.‘ War-Office, 30th Sept, 1817.

SIR.—It having been determined that the Regulation by
which Officers are precluded from receiving half-pay, while
holding offices or employments Of profit under his Majesty,
shall be extended to Officers on half-pay holding similar
Offices or employments under other Governments, unless
with the permission of his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT, I am to Acquaint you, for the intormation of the Half-
pay Officers to whom You are agent, that this extension of
the Regulation will accordingly ►ake effect from the' 25th
December next inclusive.

" 1 am to add, that all applications from Officers for per-
mission to hold offices or employments under other Govern-
ments, together with their half-pay, ,are to be. addressed to
the Secretary at War, for his Royal Highness's consideratiOn.
" I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant,
" PALMERSTON."